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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-30
By Last Njgat'S Mail

BALTIMORE, July pa large Union
mass meeting is in progress tonight in
Monument Square. Gov. Bradford is
chairman, and Gen. Wool and staff are
on the stand. The square is densely
packed, and the Union League are march
ing with flags, transparencies, while
bonfires and fireworks are lighting up
the square. Gov. Bradfords spec was
enthusiastically received. His allusion
to the course Of President. Lincoln, in
COMMUNICATION TO his patriotism, was
loudly cheered.
NEW York, July 2S.-The Tribune
has a special from Columbus, ONO, in
which it states that the Rev. Dr. Brooks,
of st. Louis, and tho Rev. - Hoyt, Of
Louisville, were arrested on Friday night
at the house Of notorious rebel, DR..
Clark, of Ohio, 1t is reported that i'm
portant papers we're found upon them,
duplicating Nahandigham, who will be
taken with them to Cincinnati
81. LOUIS, July 2G.-The Democrat
learns, from a reliable source, that the
county commissioners of the county Of
st. Louis have agreed TO appropriate
| 100000 for the benefit of the families
of volunteers who enlist under the new
call of the President, or who enter the
! State service from this city under Gov
CANDLES call This Will go far to en-
courage the speedy filling up Of the new
regiments now in process of formation in
this city.
New YoRK, July 27-Chaplain Ola.
! gan, of the Excelsior Brigade, reached
| Harrison's Landing from Richmond. lie
says two iron clads are being built al
! Richmond similar 10 the MerrimaC-tha
great unanimity exists among the rebels
! jackson and Lee are extremely popular
Magruder has been sbelyed for leading
his men TO be slaughtered at Malvern
| Hill. Beauregard is fast losing caste
The rebels lately received large guam
tity Of boots and shoes from England.
WASHINGTON, July ga large ant
enthusiastic war meeting was held II
this city this afternoon, and was ad
dressed by Governor Pierpont, Hon
Sherrard Clemens, and others. Tn
speeches endorse most vigorous policl
Of the Administration, A memorial wa
adopted, praying the county court Il
make a levy Of $4,000 to aid in volun
toering.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The olIicia
document necessary TO consummate tn
recently arranged agreement for genera
exchange Of prisoners has been forward
ed 10 Gen. Dix,
NEW YoHK, July 2G.--The steame
Great Eastern sailed this morning 70
Liverpool, taking 100000 in specie.
The steamer City Of New York, fo
Liverpool took 100000 IN specie.
The steamer Borusia, for oouihampto
and Hamburg, took S225,0O0 in spec,
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The Louisville Journal of yesterday

The Louisville Journal of yesterday
says:
On Friday last body of Union SOL
diers heard of gang of guerrillas who
were depredating the country some tif-
teen miles back Of Henderson, Ky. They
Immediately started in pursuit of them,
and suddenly come upon them just as
they were in the act of hanging a Union
man. They had tho rope around the
neck Of a Union citizen and one end of it
thrown over the limb Of tree, and were
just in the act of drawing the man up
when they were surprised. Two Of Them,
who seemed to have charge of the rope
and the arrangements for the hanging,
were captured The rest Of the gang es-
capped by taking to the bushes The two
captured villains were pu tinto irons, and
we're brought up yesterday on the Grey
Eagle.
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BY general request the play Of "The
Miser's Daughter" will be repeated to-
night and we anticipate full house; no
play the managementhave produced, has
been received with more favor than this
one, and one, no more justly entitled to
it. Mr. d, viii sing the new song, 'TiS the
call Of my country and Master Richard
gives a dance--the finale viii be the
farce Of THE DEAD SHOT.
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RE-OPENED. The many friends Of
Messrs. DOUGLAS g. WALSH will be pleased
to learn that they are "open again" for
the reception OF the public, at their old
stand, corner of Deaderick and Cherry
Streets. PAT WALSH, one Of the most
eminent and proficient in his line, will
always be on hand and the friends of
the "institution" will find all things as
of old.
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HEADQUARTERS U, S. Forces,
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1862,
General orders NO. IS.


The Officers and Soldiers Of this Com
mand are reminded that no orders author
izing an indiscriminate plllaging and
robbing Of the inhabitants have yet been
promulgated by the Commanding Cen
eral of this District, or by any authority
known to the Army Of the Ohio. On the
contrary, the orders heretofore issued
against marauding and other like prac-
tees, destructive of military discipline,
detrimental to the public service, are
still of binding force in the District Of
the Ohio, and the penalties imposed for a
violation of these orders will still be
visited upon all offenders.
No soldiers allowed to make searches
or captures except by order Of his COM
handing officers; and all captured pro-
perty belongs to the Government of the
United States, and not to the officer or
soldisr making the capterc, and must be
turned over to the Quartermaster's De-
partment
An illegal or unauthorized seizure is
ROBBERY; and the pcrpetrator of such a
crime merits and will receive the severest
punishment authorized by military law.
Commanding Officers Of Regiments and
Detachments will be held responsible for
the conduct of their men; and it is ex-
pected that the orders heretofore issued
on the subject referred to, will be rigidly
enforced.
BY command Of
Coz. JOHN f. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
4 -IInurLNn 4 & A Cen
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Gen. Locus DEsHA, Ex-Mayor SAM.
JANUARY, NJ, GARNET, Rev. Mr.. SMILEY,
Methodist preacher, and two other promi-
nent citizens of Cynthiana were on Sa-
turday consigned to the Newport bar
racks. 1t is said that these parties,
though heretofore arrested and released
on parole, have been contributing, TO the
extent Of their ability, in aiding MORGAN
in his recent raid.
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July 81

DIR. LIVINGSTON tho greatest explorer
who has ever visited Africa, writes home
under date of January 1862, to the
American geographical society;
"Africa is continent of the Future.
1t is impossible TO recite the capabilities.
II is pre-. eminently a cotton country, for
here that plant is perennial, and requires
little of the heart breaking toll necessary
where it is an exotic; no frosts endanger
the crops, and the best qualities yield
largely.
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The new grand reservoir in Central
Park, New York, will have water let into
II in the course Of week. It's capacity
is estimated at billion Of gallons
probably the largest in the world. The
entire cost of the Reservoir, excluding the
land, which comprises an area Of LOG
acres, was 100000.
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GERoLAMo GAnBALDL nephew Of the
liberator Of Italy, arrived in this country
few days since, whittier he has come
t. offer his services to Che Government
His sword was given him by his great
uncle, with the remark that If the cause
Of libety requires it ho will come him
calf #..
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AasllptlIe alWiOu.
WEDNESDAY N0RsING July 80 1852

An ancient traitor is said to have
sworn his band by making them taste Of
a bowl Of blood. The traitors Of the
Southern Confederaoy have pressed a
bowl ofblood to the lips Of nearly every
weaping household Of the South.
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DIR. Dignowtty, Of San Antonio, Tex
as, has been in Washington for some
time endeayoring to interest the Gov
crnment in behalf OF the Union popula-
ton Of Texas. There is a prospect that
his efforts may soon be crowned with
success, and that force will be sent
To that State under the command of
some general who will be satisfactory TO
the Germans DIR. DgnoWitty states that
there are thirty thousand Germans who
are now wandering in Mexico, having
escaped the tyranny Of the Southern
Coniederacy' in Texas: Or, Dis a very
intelligent and reliable German, and was
ono of the leading men in San Antonio
lie saws that the Germans in Texas are
almost TO a man, in favor Of the Union
which they are willing TO fight for if they
can have an opportunity.
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We learn from the New Albany Ledger
that a rebel, supposed TO be a guerrilla,
stepped into crowd of Union men at
Boz Harbor on Friday last and COM
menced a TRADE of abuse against all
Union men. Several soldiers were stand
ing near, when an old man named Walls,
a strong Union man, approached one OF
them, seized his gun and shot the rebel
through the head, cutting out both eyes.
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HEADQuARTERs U. S. FoRCEs, I
NASHVILLE, july 26, 1925
snlcInI Orderg, No. 81.

III. All soldiers, except Orderlics,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City Of Nash
willie without pass sigucd 10y the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon OF Hos
pital will be arrested by the Provost
Guard held in custody and put on police
duty under direction Of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released. Passes
will not be held good at night after 8 =
O'Clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as a soldier without pass. Or
derlios and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
/ showing them TO be such.
~. All non commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will b,
deemed p1ma faci., as desertors, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal
to await trial and punishment.
BY order,
Col, JOHN L. MILLER
Commanding Post
/. HowLANp,
A.D. c. 81 A. A. q.
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Attention I

Nashville Union Guards will meet this
evening, at four o'clock, for business and
target practice. Every member of the
Company is expected to attend.
BY order of the Captain,
+. UNDERLINE, o. S.
II
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GUEREMLAs on THE TESsEssBE.--'e
learn from Capt. McDougal, Of the Belle
Creole, which boat arrived from the Ten
nessee river yesterday, that bands ofreb-
81 guerullas have made their appearance
az various points on the Tennessee river.
On the 22d inst, a cavalry company en-
tered " aterloo and dies royod, in the vi
cinuy. one hundred and ten bales of cot
ton and five gin houses. Perryyille had
been occupied by rebel cavalry, aud the
place was In. rebel bands when the
Belle Cree 10 ~--s-A Wn.--L 0tuaqiie
journal
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wantcd TO Hire ,

Two able bodied NEGRO Men, TO work
on the Nashville and Edgefeld Ferry
Boat. Apply at the Ferry, to
July 30-2t* w. b. VANCE.
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A nephew Of Chief Justice fancy was
arrested, committed and bal, refused, a
few days since, for drawing knife upon
q neWgboy, because the boy offered him
Northern papers for sale. The ruilian
recently held a commission in the rebel
army,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-30

Gold, silver and uucurrent money
bought and sold, and Insurance furnished
in the most reliable company, at the In
surance Office of w. j, MARI, No. % Col
lcge street Opposite Sewanee Houso)
July 25-tf
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A woman whose husband is in the reb-
eli army. prepared fifty hams upon which
10 feast the band Of guerrillas, on Tues
dsy night the time they had promised
10 drive the "LiucoInites' from the place
The Provost Marshal learned Of the iact
and the next day the Union soldiers
feasted on cold boiled ham OF the best
quality
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To Manufacturers.

TUsT PF0r fyED. ANp FOX SALE
j IttnR TravgieL7f ,..,h,r.
fhfS and m"ileT heaI,io
Wy w LYON
a, nAlkot u
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JOHN MORGAN.

From the citizens here learned some
thing of the individual who has created
such sensation in Kentucky, He was
a resident of this city before leaving for
the Confederacy, and is we'll known in
Cincinnati lie is what some call a
sporting man." but the citizens here
call him by the more appropriate names
Of blackleg and gambler.
He married an estimable lady, some
years since, but she died eighteen months
ago of grief, over the crimes Of her hus-
band. For two or three years, she was
an utterly broken hearted woman, and
finally sunk into the grave, about six
weeks before Morgan took the last steT
in the direction Of infamy, by joining the
Southern Coulederacy
The guerrilla chief formerly had an
interest in a faro bank in Cincinnati lie
was engaged in picking up "sceds," as
yerdant people who accompanied him {,
the gambling house were familiarly
| called ...a.
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The Lexington (Ky) correspondent of
the Cincinnati Times, has the following
notice of
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Bg tFIraraph
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Nashville and Kate Runs Blockade.
Rebels on the Defensive.
Farragut and Porter Gone to Mobile
and James River.
Reported skirmish at Bolivar, Tenn.
Federals Evacuated Grand Junction
City of Alton Fired Into.
Ewell Marching on stanard's Mill,
Reported Capture of Russellville
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A GOOD DODGE.

While the Rebels were near George
town, a resident Of this place put on Sc
cesh clothes, and rode to the house of Mrs.
Johnston, widow Of the late provisional
Governor" and when at the gate met a
little son Of John @, Breckenridge, who
said:
"YOu are one Of Morgan's men?'
"Yes, / am Champ Ferguson"
"Woll, let me tell aunt; Mrs Johnston)
she will do anything she can for you"
In a moment Mrs, j appeared
"You are the celebrated Mr. Ferguson;
welcome here" -. r
A dinner was prepared, Of which the
individual partook with great relish,
| When he was about to rem0uut Mrs,
| Johnston said:
"Your horse is faded; I'll give you a
! better one to drive the Yankees from the
/ State
A contraband was called, and one OF
/ the finest horses have ever seen, brought
out. on which the pretended Secesh re-
/ turned 10 Lexington rejoicing,
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The State of Georgia 70 Major-G Gen.
DAVID E. TwIGGs, United States Army,
as a tribute to his gallantry in Mexico,
1947. Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma,
Montery, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, Che
pultepec. Molino del Rey, Mexico;
The third was presented by his native
city Augusta, Ga, and has the following
legend:
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J.. HowLANp,
A. ID, c. 81 A. A. q.
July 27-lw.
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Col. JOHN f. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
L. HowLANU, A. 4. A. Gen.
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Gen TwIGGs left these swords with a
young woman on the evening before he
fled from New-Orleans, and in his flight
on thhe day of the approach of the fleet
he wrote in his carriage, while en- route,
this extraordinary paper
leave my swords to Miss, and box
ofsilycr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-16

trsssuye and thar blood, nj thou lint, to throw
Il OF from themselves a. nn intolerAhle curse.
,Qhsy see NO evil which can possthly- befAll
themselves, WORE than suhjugAti0n 10 such
fsrocicus d0potisIn as ihs Government Of
ths Union, under tho NortherR impulses to
which II Is givsn up, has proved Its III to be.
They would bsiie. their own deep. seated
convsctiora, hnd dteA0Ior their own ncelest
nc u. IL they should say word or lift finger
10 arrest tho exclusions OF in Q IL 1aeDess fthe
Lincoln Govern msns, from fny people or
territsTy, " ha ssvsr might b. the Alternative
English nan or rTenc aman, Spaniard OF Rus
stsn, any b,cy or people, would be more
welfcms nefgnhors than the msn Of the
iasoleraat, greedy, and blood thirsty
North. There IL more kops, fndsod. for
a new rscs Of bettsr frier do OF consti-
tuion.l freedom, In the tnflaepces which
nsw men may flnd un0sr new skies,
and with the wholesome lessons which the
&oominAbls mos .acy Of tAs North will teach
TO Othcr gensFs tiens, than In anything whirh
may spring ont Of tue pressure or IL auet 70 ,
OF that roibsr race which tears down all the
bulwarka OF liberty which the tolls Of genera.
itons mad reared, - tramp through blood and
fl - to tho pilllss and easlaving OF q Kindred
people.
We shall. therefore, accept whatever may
bs done for Mexico ~ something which, 20 far
xs IL ehecxs aud ham bles orr snemy. IL = COM
perativs good; and 50 far a. II arrests tho
spread Of poI ular ins:itueors on this CONT
nent, snd II check 10 hnma "a progress In To .
scisncs 81 Government Is Els crime f.fsWhich
posserity wilt he Ia HIN Ga.lty.
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NXSOC TCSS 3 A l. = OF VALUABLE
H. P5CPERTY.-I In pursuanos OF she VIII Of
the i.1s DR.. Charles Ninor, will o6er fer aale
.hs prsAi ~ on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of April
nsxt or " that be not !sir, on he next fair DAY
thers .ftas. ths vanAols estAs~ eAAisd BRS SoKHgLL
o. when tie Sc Aassa rssidsd o. the time o. his
d.AtS.
1t lies n tas eounaw Of ALREMARLs a1x sassss
gor OF Charl ,ttesvls, Tbs Eou.a eraocb OF ths
aiva, as riTer al; eontaias ny reoeat survey Sta
acres, pf WHICH cae prop rticn is tu siaAet -
best qnsKy, will drained, an5 Asa.y rroduas;vs.
The usis.zds are fer He ao6 tbs whole ara 20 In
good cond;sina. SO mash cf It tipe'os:tns ;a' 50
Part Of the low srou1dO 10 in grass Nst, VITA. a
ysar vii, not be shsit Of 10000 csaads man.
uFsotnrics and saw mill ere just at he gate, snd
6laekami.h's ana whesiwrgat EaopI elaes .y.-
Ths sos'al advaDtaSes .: the nsaeesoIA1od In
nowhsrs n sslsd, besides the sssy aeesss to char
1t would b. good location for phyastas, and
n quiet TINES for . school,
The improvements c5assst Of . two. ssoSy
dwelling houss cf br;ck, 18th Line rooms, bsii5ss
bes emen, ,dksng room, fsnr frame out-houses,
containing upwards Of % lodging roesA alaptsd
10 bc3s' school, for which @e1 were dssios ID
vants' hoasss, barns, stables. 20.
I propose TO sell st the same time al the
household and kitchen furniture beloc eine
70 the cstats Of the deceased. includine all
the arplianoes requisite ior = large boarding
toned . quantity Of blanksts and bedd rg.
stoves, chairs, benches, desks 80 /, All excel
lent Rosewood Piano, f1ne carpets, car.
riAys, two.horee buggy. and spring wagon,
and al-o series of the best German and
American school maps, on rollers. rs good
= new, and = large and we'll selected library,
professional and general.
IpIopose At the same time to o0sr several
vslusbls negroes, Of both ssxes. and the fArm.
atoox Ard q tankiia. toee{hef with the ntoS IN
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CrEAN ENGINE, SASH. BLINRS,
- DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES, SASH
AND BLIND MAOHIA ERY, SO 10 AT
AUOTlOM.- FRIDAY. lssh inst. st 10
o'eleck, The subscriber, uatending TO d:scon-
tiuus business,) Will sell 1T tee wsrerocms,
Ballard House, all OF his stock Of bash,
Bill, ds. Doors, Window frames, Window
Gluss, Ao., 10 ali OF the very best q Z atty,
aad OF his own manufacture Af.sr which,
at his actory, on Mayo street, one Steam
Eagins, le.horss power, nearly new, with
locomotive boiler; all OF his Sash Aeshirs-
~, em0r acinE-
2Rlaning Mills;
f4oulding d chine;
lVertioal Saw;
Sl.t Machine;
l Zip and lu:ting- OF Saws; =
Tsnoning MschiRes;
AortictnG do;
together with Bsnehes, houldinas, and ma.
tesiass Of every description.
The attention Of the pablls Is astso, ss the
sale 10 positive.
TxIKs-'asA. NILES AABLkR.
Sale conducted by Z. b. UooK, Ausrr.
anil
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rs-s, ard then rassed the water .hro ugh
The other two Aftsr which I added 1ye 70
the water until ths curt;ins CEASED. Then
boiled IL unsu IL was thick. when the pot was
.et II the ffse- In few hours II . sal tpetIe
b I'd form ed into bsautifui crystals. poured
water three times through euch hopper, aud
thea boiIei 1. dowp. Th3 result is just one
aaaeired pounds of beautiful saitnetre, At
cording o my husbands weighing. 1t was
very ii.tlo tEor bic to me.
.sNoW. sir, see you are tha agent Of the
Govern msn Ivan: 10 hand It over 70 you
20 be N 4de Ia % powder and sent to our army,
to be us.d ia defe uding our c1uouy"
Ths KnS xviile HsE'sr adds that cttfAsu
OF Jefferson coun'y. M, made from The
Dust beneath 4 single old house two hundred
aud eight pounds Of sal'Dstrs which, with
the ire and sulphur added. was converted
into two hundred spd If y pounds OF powd n.
Ever, body can do somsthiDg TO help on the
cscsS.
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- q sAU.S aAA. >.
FUTURE DAYS
By r. 3. COOK, <me.ioas~.

T AAGE AND ATGR 4slriYI = SALE OF
L. DEY GOODS st AUfgTi ION ttn
tts ~ d, cam aaebetcG as ies
o'clock, ws shall effer ,hs ealirs balance CT
oHr stock, Whish embraces many desirHo;s
and scales gJs DIS, es follows:
Eiok 3I -ex Lsoe Msatles,
Z" Brussels Z"
Aace Points Z"
Wotte tlIape 6h wis,
Black Del-tae
IS Bersgo 81
Gray FAn:l:s and Basquss. "a large ss-
Black Alpaca,
Back English Grape,
Wits Oamb
Doast and Swiss MusliIs,
Fine lrisk Linens,
French Jacoasts,
Brown French Linens,
Cotton and SIX Handksrcaisfs,
Ecglish Brown half Hose,
'' Bleach cd end Mixed DO,
Ladies' Superior WI ite lotion do.
BayS Boys white aud Brown H.f d.. %
aents' thread &Ed Cotton Gloves,
Ladies' Fix d itts,
Tafata Silk AID Kid Gloves,
Sleeve Laoss aud He's,
Mantilia Lacss and Nets,
DO. Brussels Lases.
Taffstas Ribbons, all widths end sca's.
Bonn.. Ribbons,
Eelt Ribbons and Belts,
A large assortmsa: Of French FaYs,
Pain Lssi Fans, OF eli styles.
Mourning Fans. do. do.
Dress TrimmtBgs,
EnrSi nrs FfinEes,
Marseilics and Allsncala Cunts.
Blexander's six cord cotton,
BrOoks's MDehine six cord Uotton>
Linen Threads.
Eng. Horn and Rubber Dressing Vom b.,
DO. do. do Pocket do.
Porte EOnnaEss and Poskst Books,
Hsir aud Tooth Brushss,
Hair Pins, Shawl Pins,
Work boxes, DC.
Together with . great variety ct FaEsy
GOODS. worthy or especial attention
GINfER, ALVEY & ARzNrS,
OQrlAI Main and lAlh alR.