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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

RE made pure unaduleraed Wine which isabout
double the usual strength Of other wines and imported
by only house the United States Also, from the follow
ing Roots Herbs viz: Solomons Seal, spkenard
Comey oamOmie Flowers, Gentan Wild Cherry Tree Bark
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the world TO Produce their
Equal!!
not profess Roots known only
Indians of South america for s diseases
which flesh heii but claim present the public
truly valuable Taraon which intelligent Physician
in thecouny will approve Of andrecommend As remedy for
lNCIPIENT CONSU MPTEON,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseases OF the Nervous
System Paralysis Piles diseases peculiar to Females, Debility
and all cases requiring Tonic, they
UNSUR PASSEDG
For Sore ThrOSt common among the Clergy they are truly
valuable.
For lhe aged and insr or for persons Of constitution
for Mniser of Gospel lawyers and all public speaker
for BOOK keepers Taors Stamsees. Students Artists and
all persons leading sedentaray life they will prove truly bene
fetal
AS Beverage they are wholesome and delicious
taste They produce exharatng effects OF Brandy
Wine, without intoxicating valuable remedy Tor per
addicted Of strong drink no ~n 70 re
frain They pure aud entirely free from the poons
contained in the adurated wines and liquors win winch the
country is f.eCed.
These bttrs not only cure prevent disease and should be
used by all who 1--we in county where the wafer pad OF
where Ch and prevalent Being entirely innocent
and harmless they be given freely to Children ana infants
W:himpunity.
Physicians Cergvmen and tempeahcs advocates act
Of humanity, shou assist in spreading Ihese uny valuable
Bers the land thereby esen'Sy AID IN banhing
Drunkenness and Disease.
IS William street, ne" York.
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LkITNER, Augusta, Ga.
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ROKEE REMEDY.
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
VS.
ElnEccnn

VNTE ask the AFFLICTED Of either sex which do you prefer
wv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded rom
awn Remedi6s-one which viii speedily and permanently cure
Won or the VIE compounds heretofore used, with all their nau
debang eject together with the Oathsome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Posons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Spechc for tenor
a elect Gravel Structure, FuoT Abus whites in females
and all diseases the Urinary Organs curing these dise es y
all other preparations have failed and Is one
Of Heavens merces offending msnl Instances couidF
produced OF its effects which world stagger creduliy
The nsuseous preparations heretofore used have aled
this has never been known to fall Happily Tor
snnd the Governor Of thewerd Father who aiots, not
to kill, but 10 cure -, ,.-
10 mercy appointed Medicine for these deadn diseases
which when quickly flies 70 all parts OF the system attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage auy
sdrabe never gives it rest untlit has completely expelled it
o the body aid the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor. ,,-----.... -
ency il not simply suspend the poison but to remove the
W > Ard what FSHAKoEs ITS VALUES the entire alb
se5 Of an 1useoas smell 1t can lay in the count
inc oo or on the toilet table without beLg suspected as
sfenetyr for secret diseases -
ttseon VeueFal Diseases with fall directions Tor Their
reTrImnsneut GIVE accompany each bottle.
~ sold nv ali respectable Druggists and dealers IN ned
zines Potter & MERWIN' Sole ProPrietors,
'N-eo 81. Louis, No,
Sold Nashville at wholesale BY Berry pemovie and EN
ing Pendeon at retail by Hendershot and al Drug
giSts everywhere. oeo5 -oSH- @1 l-oIe
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w. HI. CRCTCHER a Co.,
Auction & Commission Merchants,
No. Sc MARKET, Opposite UEIoE STREET, !,
NASHVILLE, TENNEssKE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-23

gN9WO through Exprss Passenger Trains between Nashville
aud Louisville making close connections a. 1oessie .or
New York Boston, Philsdelpha Baltimore, Washington Ciy
Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Cleveland, Cncrnat Louis ana a
far west.
On and after srxBEE, July s.h lssO raias VIII run g
follows.
First tain leaves Nashville st 500 daily stopping a. Cal
latin Bowling Green GLASGOW j1ncon Ezabeiho~n, ana ~
regular ahsn Esnasd By dags and aige st LOUIS
vile At 1:l0 n.
Returning leaves Louisville $40 NJ stopping ADORE
and arriving in Nashville at 2: IS NJ
Second tain, ExpFesss leaves Nashville st $50 n,
daily, Sundays exceped stopping FIRST train and arriving
Louisville $50 A. n Returning leaves Louisville at
go P NJ stopping above and arriving in Nashville at Se3
p. n.
0alian Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily lsun-
days excepted 40 NJ and arriving dallan 81 Rio NJ.
Returning leaves Gaarz ct 100 H. ana arrives In Nahve
at goo NJ
Through tickets sale at the Depot for all points North
East and West. with many different routes.
Al. FIztD asn1. FickstAg'l julyli-lm
TROUGH BATES OF FREIGHT
Nashvilles Tenn. 10 Charleston, 5. c.,
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VTAVING determined 10 carry ny NesrOes . ne s.,
4 south. viii sell about y hree - = eur $1,000
Hundred Acres Of Land. being part Of !.
he tract upon which reside, situated on 49,
rood Turu1ixe Road about thirteen miles RON
Nashv1s IN one Of best neighborhnocN In VIII -
Jansen eoznty Soil equal In ne State For psrcn.
isrs appy 70 the premi5e OF b A. v kindsiey
Nashville ssp9ds Pa PERKxNs.
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Land for sale.

= The undersigned viii sell hsplsnta -
ion, called CAPITAL Vnzw. Iyirg On 49,,
i6EFai the north side Of CLnherlani RiVer, ss4Et
Ill41 - three milesfrom the City OfNsshFille. .e
gska cOnaing about TaRree Hun
60 dred Acres. He will sell Il all
ogether in small lots suit purchasers long
credit will be given beazng el interest o te, kad
lean retained the very best quality Of sill = we'll
vatersC about half o. il 10 cuVaor and the balancs n fine
timber asd paslre There good dwelling acuse good
stables For inforaton apply e the
or 10 John d. james. fetz0-tL THOS- G. JklE4B..
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TIA H II N It's
EFFERYEsCENT
8 e L I z e II A p E RE MT

II A Il IL A H
EFFERyEsCENT
8 e L I z ER APE RE MT
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared conformity
e analysis of the of the celebrated Settler Spring. in
Germany in most convenient and portable form, has
mendatons Of the Medical profession and
aDsceming Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
use being entitled special preference over the many
Mineral Spring waters, sedz Powders similar ar
ces both fomits cOmpacness and greater efficacy may
used with the best effect in all
BILIOUS F6re Diseases Sick Headache Loss of Appe
se, Indigestion, and all similar cOmIdi1ts, peculiarly
.E1cident TO the
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted the Of Travellers by ses and
Land, Residents in Hot Climates, Persons Of sedentAy
vessels and Planters win and it a valuable ad.
diton to their Medicine Chest.
With those who have used it, it has high favor and deemed in
n torpid state tie LiverIt renders great service in re
IN Go1t RAeuzgtisn-I gives satisfaction al
laying all inhsmmatoy symptoms and in eGctuaS
FsSSocessin Of Graee Indigestion Heartburn and
Costtoenes-ProYes to Medicine the greatest utility
Lcdity of tie Stomach and tie Distressing sickness 90
usual during Pre0nGHeyYieds speedily, and with
under its healthfui influence.
q6ords the greatest relief those afflicted aoih or sab.
t TO the PNesGenty 2ciLg the bowels neutrali=ing
irritating ecretons, and thereby all naammaOry
de=cies.
fact, it's tneaguaOzein all ,Oaers Gentle Apsriss
PWroGtiUei is required
in the form Of poWIer carefully put up in bottles to
keep any climate merely requires poured upon to
produce adelightful efervescent beverage.
Taken in the morning. ntereres with
Of the day. acting gently the SYSTEM restoring digestive
poves exciting healthy and vigorous the stomach
creating elasticity Of mind spirits give Eest
to enjoyment also enables the invalid enjoy many
uxu-ies with impuny, from which he otherwise
barred, and without which life distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
increasing popularity Tor series Of years strongly it,
efficacy and valuable character and it to the
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
unel5-dly No. 2cS Greenwich ST., Warren, N Y.
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Regular Tuesdays ST Louis Packst.
TTVHE nsEand superior .ids wheel ssezEasr GEN.
Anderson, viii run a. ABOVE regularly sIII1sEpt4
in connection with the teamer Il M. RuH-
yam, until de steamer Hillnan akes her plscs- her
departure vii be every TUESDAY at y o'clock. By his
rangsmeut the public viii haze reliable linz Of packet boats
TUBSDAYSand FRIDAYS Of every week for 81. Louis
For freight or FasssEs apply on hoAId 70
A. HAMILTON, ! 49,.
nar25-dfm u II. uARRI.0N Al.l--
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTB
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
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and RsSiss,, ana ne sniy Rosa 80
Washington city
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALrEMOHE AND
City he Raat and Couuus which places
Il connects With Railroads nom all points IN he
West, Sonsh-west and NOrth-Wes1.
Passengers By this Route visit the cities Of Bssnores
Philadelphia York. or Boston, Of ticket b New
York or Boston alone. By other lines.
the cities. an addioaa charge Of 81 only,
Sleeping cars attached % all night trains.
Tickets good until rs 4, with the privilege Of stopping on a.
all principal points.
visit All he hasiern Cities q comparatively sa sztens
The scenery celebrated for wonderful teauy sd 5ubm
Is anse liea u ne soro- rs systen o. cay ena -
large amount Of double track; fns hots under @ srye
lanes Of The ConpanyJ ensures 70 the passengers ss safely
ThrOagh Tickets and Baggage Checks can be procured al
The principal Railroad ant Steamboat Ores in the 81
ASK for tickets the Baltimore Ohio RsiIrocd.
W.P.SNIFH, Master Transportaaon : x
l. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent Z Q = &
H.sUILIV ~ Gen. Wsstsrn Agent, , 3 ORR.
H. yEWgrr, Pres. o T. -
JW. BROWN, esn'l Ticket Agent, Q 4 X
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
a
Tennessee and Alabama RaiIroad.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL %, 1850
Going south.
Leave Nashville as N arrive Columbia rs y.
Leave Nashville rs n, arrive 1t Columbia 80 ~
Going North
Leave Columbia 7.90 NJ arrive at Nashville 10 A q.
Leave Columbia LIS n. arrive a NASHVILLE ? n
THVHR Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
ID Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South CONNECTS At Columbia Eilh
Train 10 Mount Pleasaat and Puiaski.
The Evening Train going EsEh makes close eansson a
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday Nay IN, to Lousvils and 81 B.srn cs Sat ons
train Sunday. W. ON. PbEKIASs
mayl-lm GPB&E Superintendent.
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Tennessee Champion Mill
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill stone Establishment.

DURR Stones Of all hand, and made 70 order;
Mills, Of the latest improved PateHt; Mill spindles
Mill Gearing Boiling Cloths; Boiling, Hosting and Regulating
Screws Screen Wire Mill PcKs, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and to give satisfaction.
All orders and communications promptly attended to-
J. n. WARNE;
Cosite Broadway Mills, near & A R, Broad street,
fnns92-nkxf NASHVILLE, Tenn
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~ - DOZEN caLs Fresh Peaches received and for sale
, apria-a MIzELL. HOOPER co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

III An earnest appeal is addressed by the "Na-
honal Democratic Volunteers,'' an independent
association in New York city, to the three Oppo-
stion committees, urging them, as Union-loying
pfacucaI men, to unite in one common effort to
save the country from evil. They say:
SO powerful are the combinations of the Re-
Puollcans at the North, so unyielding and defiant
10 the attitude of the extreme dsunionists at the
south, that II the Empire State whose word IL
law when she presents unbroken front does
no' now give an example OF selfdsniaI and COM
promise, she will again be open to the cbar0e of
having In moment Of passion betrayed those in
terests OF which, from her position, politically.
ge0gra Phicsliy, and socially, she may be said to
bold the balance Of power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22


49,. Hon Lewis Cas-, IT,, is at the st. Nicholas
Hotel, New York
Senator Douglas intends to return to Chicago
In the early part Of next month.
80 Mr.. A. NJ. Ross, the engineer who superin.
tended the erection Of the Victoril Bridge has be-
come insane, and is now the inmate of an asylum
49, Col Forbes, of Kansas notoriety. has turned
up In Sicily, where he enjoys the confidence of
Gari6aldi, and occupies an important military
position.
- gentleman who came passenger in the
Quaker City, from Havana, reports that when he
left Fowler, the defaulting postmaster was down
with the yellow fever =
-. George P. Burnham, late liquor agent for
the state OF Massachusetts,, has managed TO get rid
OF all the Indictments against him for malfessance
OF ONCE, The district attorney has entered nole
pross in the last Of them
-. Senior Mata, the Minister from MEXICO tn
the United States, did not take his family with
him, as stated last week. They are in New York
city, and will remain till October, when the Min.
lister will return to his post.
'''' Hon. Edward Bates, of. Missouri, ia at
Niagara. Mrs. James Gordon Bennett. with a
portion or her family, has been stopping at the
International. She brought her carriage and a
span or beautiful ponies, which have been fire.
quently on the street. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22
sp,ri, Of the Morning Pres..

The Constitution spplies the maxim Honesty
Is the best policy" to politics. and particularly to
the relations between Northern and Southern
Democ rats. H-
The same paper publishes the address of the
National Democratic Executive Committee, and
comments upon IL as follows:
The address Issued by the National Democratic
Executive Committee, of which Hon. l.. Stevens
is chairman, Is a most able, truthful and instruc
tive document IL sets forth with clearness and
force tie causes which led to the Withdrawal Of
all true national democrats from the Front Street
Theatre at Baltimore; exposes the absurdiy Of the
alleged regularity of Mr. Douglas nomination;
laws bare the tricks by which that nomination was
effected; and gives, In sGccinct form, an admir-
able review Of the political questions now in issue
before the people. Every democrat ough hit to read
1t. The honest searcher after truth cannot fail to
be convinced by its array Of facts and powerful
arguments -
The Istsi!igsneer descants upon /" Institutional
Liberty" as originating in, and derived from
England.
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pIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
l. STONE WORKS =" ~

ne subscriber begs leave to inform the cit ems
pi w d nington, q georgetown and Alexandria That
auxtila,y OF steam power for saving and manufsc
turing marble and Brown Stone W ork in heir VA .
lons otanches, Marble Mantss, Table and Wash
stana f9P', Tile, Monuments. Tomb and ii ead
Zones, Sa 70. Window Linteis, SiIs, Stess and
marble IN block from FIRST hands at the lowesf rates.
ne lesis oonhdent of being able to furnish Marble
Nv Org as low as IL can be purchased in New York
fhia1eIphIa: or Baltimore. Ths trade supplied
Win Italian Marble in block or slabs at the same
rate as furnished in New York. and on acnommoe
GWa.Ing tsIms. Also, on hand, q large supply of
pumloe stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Polfs6ins
rutty e Ner York prices. Encourage the enter
PRISE; 1t Will be an acqnisltion 20 the CITY.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD
ftoasT STEAM Marble and Erotcn Stone Works
Pa. av., cor. Thirt enth St, '
ao q Sn -----... 80 Washington, ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

W 1t Is said that overtures have been made by
the Breckenridge State Committee, in New fork,
to the Douglas and Bell Union State Committee.
FOR conference with view to unite upon single
electoral ticket. The chairmen Of the two com
mittees have opened friendly correspondence,
and 1t is thought that things will be SO arranged
that the republican party will have to face the
Douglasites, the Bell and Everett men, and the
Breckinridgen in solid columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

LTD following paragraph originally ap.
Peared In the English Quarterly Review for
March, 1925:
are not advocates for visionary project
that interfere with useful establishments w,
seost the idea of railroad as inipraetfcabLsI y .
w hat can be more palpably absurd and ridiculous
tnan the prospects held out of locomotives travel
ing sc'es as Jdsf as stage coaches, We should
as soon expect the people at Woolwich to suffer
themselves to be fred of upon one Of Congreve's
rcoc net rockets as to put themselves at the mercy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

IL From the present census returns 1T is esti.
mated that the population Of Norfolk, Virginia,
will not exceed 16, 900 souls, all told The Argus
says This was the estimate in 1855, when we lost
almost 200 OF our population by the epidemic;
SO that II appears that the increase Of population
has only been sufficient TO make up our loss by
that terrible calamity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

u The newest gossip about the Prince Of
Wales In New York is that Moses H. Grinnell
Esq, has rendered the reception committee the
use Of his splendid mansion in Fourteenth street
Mr. X. c. Hsight has done the same thing, but
Mayor Wood, it is generally thought, will have
the honor Of the custody of His Royal Highness
at his residence near ManhattanytIle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

EXTENSION OF PATENT FOR HARvxsrEns-
On the 5th Of November next, at II O'Clock, the
Commissioner Of Patents has directed a hearing
In the case of Andrew J. Cook, Of Enon, Ohio,
who has petitioned for the extension of a patent
granted to him on the 10th Of November, 1s46,
for an improvement in "harvesters," for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 10th day Of November, 1850
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
22d Of October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

IL On the 18th inst, at Niagara Falls, Blondin
viii cross over his rope at O'Clock with woman
on his back, and at p m. in blaze of fireworks.
On the occasion Of the visit Of the Prince Of Wales
to the Cataract, Blondin will cross the rope on
stills four feet high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

III The Boston subscription for the relief Of
the Christians IN Syria has already commenced in
earnest The treasurer was empowered, at a
meeting on Saturday, to transmit by the next
steamer one thousand dollars to the distributing
committee already appointed at Beyrout =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

ID Some Of the telegraphic dispatches, Is
well as other reports, sent from the recent Char
lottesville and Staunton Conventions, were ex-
tremely pariZan in their nature in the interest of
Bell and Douglas respectively, and were Of course
received with due allowance by the intelligent
reader
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

III MIR. William b. Astor, Of New York, il
stated to be worth $40 coo Co., and the annual in.
crease Of his estate Is about 6, 600 GOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

u In Baltimore, Gade and Mnlly, charged
with being accessory to the murder of franklin
III. Nan, have been discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22
FUTURE DAYS.

By j. c. MCGUIRE a CO. AucuoneerA
SNUG Tw0-SrORY FRAME HOUSE AND
- LoT ON 6TH srRR.T wEsr BETwsKN q Ann n
sTRnIIs NORTH, AT AUCTION On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, Aug; sd, at 6 o'oolck, on o.
fronting Is feet on eth street west between q and
streets north, running back IS fset 90 o IS feet
Alley. together with O. improvements, consisting
q atwo-story frame Dwelling House, oontAinins
Terms: One third cash; the residue In g end n
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
au 20 dts J. C. Mcguire a CO. Axct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

DEATH OF AN ENGINEER IN THE NAvY-OHicial
intelligence has been received at the Navy De-
partment Of the death Of Civil Engineer Daniel
Turner, who died at the navy yard, Mare Island,
California, on tie 2lst Of July last. He has been
on duty at this station for a number Of years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

IL DIR. r. c Mason has been elected presiding
justice Of Fairfax county ---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

ID A project is on foot In Baltimore for the
erection of big hotel on Baltimore ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

THE WRArHRR.-The following report Of tire
weather for the morning is made from the Ame--
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith.
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about7 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

Barometer at the Smithsonian at "a. m fcor.
'ected for teEperature,) 1885, at noon, 90 9s7
Ihermofneter at a. M, 71'; at noon, SO.
Maximum during 81 hours ending 9 a. m: to.
dav. S5E'; minimum 6sxe
Amount of rain this last night, measured at the
Smithsonian Institution, seventy six hundredths
of an inch -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

GARNET MEETING The members Of the Cab.
met held an informal meeting al the State Depart
ment yesterday. Communications on all i'm.
portant subjects are sent to the President at Bed
ford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22

II OPENING ll#-TT :
HE STR EFT BOWING SALOON WILL.
opssn this Mo day evening, August 4.
S,,eh, 1920. FOR the season, having NYf!ST =
closed Tor the Pat three months for Vil'o
sne purpose OF rehtting everything ap-
IeImnrrnished, and newly frescoed. The proprietoy
viii pc pleased to have his friends and the pnhlic
give MIN a call. j. Il. MARI. An 3fwso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-22
NEW SUPPLIES IN :. 80
~ FIRST-cLASS STAPLE

opened superior shifting cottons and Linens.
White and csI ole phap ps,n NsPkiss ToyenEs,
Rsssin Dsn ts and Co!oEsd Fsnnels scotch and
seInes ana sIi canton Flannel., new style Nous
ar nsn snirt Bosoms io0dozen Laiies Linen Hand
xsrS lis, price, from 20 cents 20 a. dozen: ain
W. cnshp; with many other seasopable roo6.
"hich we are selling at the lowest market prices
au,sew w COLLEY co,
ou ,o ~ o23 Seventh st above pa ax