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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-22

Lippircott for August is at VIM. T.
Berry & Co :.
B:-nes, Spin & Co. sell window curtains
today.
New wheat flour al the Floral Depot, st.
Cloud Depot Block.
The United States Hotel at Louisville IL
c1nveaientIy located.
Tho American House at Boston ccnlE-
ues 70 focrsgse in public favor.
s zsdont is a great help to the teeth.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Tennessee Manufacturing Company, will
be held ct the Commercial Insurance Com
Tanv on the 81 of August.
see special notice referring TO Hostel
e. s Stomach Bitters.
John G. Ferris, Esq, Public Admins
tra.or, has notices suggesting insolvency
Ia ihe estates of several parties deceased.
Patrick Flannery has an important no.
tee IN our advertising columns.
A teacher at Dixon Springs is wanted,
for the session commencing the first Mon
dav in September.
In order 80 reduce his stock CT boots and
Shoes. Uhas. B, Hall, the old and we'll
known dealer, is ofieIing for the balance
Of the season, his entire stock at greatly
reduced prices. All his goods were manu-
featured TO order expressly for this ma
ket. and it is only sufficient to say that
Charley Hall's experience in the business
has been lifetime.
The National Savings Company, corner
Of Union and College streets, are doing
regular exchange and banking business.
They receive deposits and allow interest
thereon. They buy and sell exchange on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville and New
Orlesns. They furnish drafts, in amounts
TO suit, on London, Dublin, Edinburgh,
ard all parts of Germany. They keep for
sole Government, State, county, railroad
and corporation bonds; ard they at all
times gay The highest rates for gold, silver
aud uncGrrert bank notes.
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Tha necessity for tine removal of tho
mess-hoGsa on the Hume lot, aud the build
ing Of school-house on the recently pur-
chased 9th ward lot, is bsginniugt to attract
public attention. We have heeKd ig dis
timely asserted by competent judges that
the fame building on the Hume lot could
not long withstand the rotting process
which long ago made it unwholesome and
unsafe. And the 9th ward sohool-house is
no better. Il is little singular that these
buildings shouidbe used year after year in
defiance Of every rule of suitablsress. con-
venience and safety. Their absurd pow
erty and msapness of aspect present a
grotesque contrast to the stately and i'm
posing stTusiure first erected for the public
schools. Nearly 500 children are crowdsd
into thcse unsjghtly, lettering old bar
racks to the imminent danger Of life and
limb. We remember to have heard that
two years ago, high wind wrenched the
mess house on the Hume lot so severely
as to require extensive repairs, and now it
Is decidedly less able 10 wi;hs aed Q good
blast Of an equinoctial gale. Why the
city ever compelled The Board of Educa-
ton to use these miserable shanties for
school houses is more thsn We can under
SaEd. AT one time they would have
made tolera5ie stables, but row, no man
that loved his horses would use them IN
contempt OF their ;fety ard conf II.
In fact we feel indignant that our chill.
dren are no more thought Of than to be
slowed aWsy in such build
ings 10 the detriment of their
health and education. Low ceilings,
dingy walls, leaking roof, smoking CHM
MES, and rotten Supports withal, do not
constitute the accessories and properties Of
q modern school-hoUse. Light, ventila.
zion, warmth, with every aid that can be
borrowed from ar and architecture, are
Necessary 20 proper physical comfort and
iEtallectua training. We can boast some
Of the finest school-housss in the South or
West, which are among the most corspic-
nous monuments Of cur libeTalty and art.
Let rs now boast the demolition Of these
crazy, w0rnl-' aten eye-sOres, and the SUBJ
stitUlion Of elegant, tasteful and commo-
d-OUs houses.
We Gave been led to these reflections by
hearing that the Board Of Education in
tend 10 make strong appeal 10 the city
goTerlment for an appropriation TO 70,
place these condemned buildings With per
macent structures City Fathers, hear
their prayer.
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gIySg A4B WEATHER.

Tbs river was on a stand at this point
yes srdsy, with two and half feet on tbs
Shoals. Weather pleasant throughout the
day, and mornings and nights cool.
The only steamboat moveme n yesterday
WAS the departure of the Umpire for Cairo.
She had bat little freight.
Capt o. WIDavis aid W. Z. Bell we're
in GAINESVILLE yesterday.
L L. Lee, Admiral Of me McCracken
navy. telegrsphed yesterday to Capt. Da-
vid Hughes, to be informed tina 'lowest
price e. ed for the Umpire.
The Burksyille will probably arrive to-
day.
The Mallie Rsgon was put into the wa
ter from the docks yesterday. She is now
ready for low water campaign. She will
require about three days touching up with
paint brush, which she will receive at
the wharf The Mallie is now the best
low water passenger boat ahost-E0GBs
JtRs Courier.
Commodore Hughes has left his Umpi-
rean country seat, and departed for the
State of MeCrscken, to superintendent the
summer work Of his flag ship.
Capt. Ben. T. Egsn and "Cop, were
passengers on the Umpire fJr the Mouth
Of Southland
EVANSVILLE, July 2l.-Weather is fee
River has fallen two inches
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ATTEMPTED HOUSE haEAK,Sc
Arrest Under Suspicious Csrcunr-
stances OF two Suspicious Charac-

Arrest Under Suspicious Csrcum-
stances OF two Suspicious CharHc-
tiers.
About two o'clock yesterday morning as
Policemen Farmer and Higgipbo;bam were
procs eding along their Church street beat,
their attention was attracted by unusual
sounds in the rear Of the Masonic Hall
building. and ihey began to seek out tbs
cause. Proceeding into the alley, they did
not have to g. far before they cams upon
two rather suspicious looking men, who
were not able to give any saiisf,etory ex-
PLANTATION of their presence II that place
at that time of night. The men were aT-
rested, and further examination showed
that the rear door leading into the kitchen
department connected with the CONNECTION
cry aud restaurant Of Mr. L. 81. Eldridge
had b en- broken open. A jimmy or iron
bar such as burglars sometimes use, was
found lying near the door. The men ar
rested are James Stevens and Peter Klire,
each Of whom has already had some expe-
rieace as suspected burglars. They were
taken to police headquarters and sent to
Jail. Ths charge against them will be IT,
vestigated to day before Justice Baskette.
| Examination at the store of Mr. Eldridsc
showed that The burglars had not reached
tee inside doors, or at le2st, bad not been
able to make any demonstration upon
| them before being surprised by The ap-
proach Of the policemen.
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KOBHrRY LEBANON.
Three Thousand Dollars Gake
frE,,r Inc E-nrass nfEsrn

Three Thousand Dollars Taken
FrSnI lite Express OEE:ce-
Al late kuur on Thursday light last
some busgisri0Us person CT pe'sons rob.
bed the safe OF tho southern Express
Company at Lebanon. OF about three thou.
sand dollars. They first entered the
dwelling house CT the Agent, Mr.. johns,
took The safe keys, then went to the Office
and made an entrance through tho win.
dow. Everything appears to have been
done without mucl noisa, rs Er Smith,
who was sleeping with his head close TO q
thin partition wall, and about two feet from
ibasgfe, was not awakened T-ere were sew
eral packages containing money for differ
ent perties, and all were taken, with she
exception Of one Of ten dollars, WHICH had
been there for some time.
4 peraCu suspicioned of the crime was
followed to this city yesterday morning,
captured, and taken back to Lebanon.
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Case Snt Made ON.

By Capt Tuthili, for the prosecution,
end A. S. Colyar aud VIM S. Brieu, Eos.
f1r the defense, argument was yesterday
afternoon made before Justices Wilkinson,
WherIy and Davidson, on tho application
of 2 negro magistrate 70 have Justice John
Il. Baskette required TO give bond to keep
the peace, and also punished for the al
legged ofislse Of assault and battery. Toese
variants grew out of bit Of unpleasant
ness which lately occurred in the Record
er's Court, and with the nature q which
our readers are already familiar. In this
affair no actual assault was committed, nor
any further hostile remark or dsfnonstra
ton made by Justice BGskette subsequent
to the occurrence mentioned. IL this
view Of tie case. the magistrates acquitted
the accused To ell who sre acquainted
with the fscts, it is apparent that the pros
ecution YVES fti7oloQs, if not malicious
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LOUISVILLE, July 21-Tobaeco- Sales
lGO Tugs at Gigs So; low to medi0m Leaf,
7.l2. medium to good cutting 15@z3a.
Cotton strong with an upward tendency ;
middling 20tc in limited demand Flour,
extra family IS. Grain quiet aud firm;
choice new Wheat 81 379I 40. Corn
shelled 72c. eOats and Bye unchanged,
Provisions quiet. Mess pork Is in round
lots. Bacon 64GS4c. Lard lO4@11 &C.
Sugar cured hams 15e; plain hams 14c-
Whisky firm st 92c-
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Exports OF Specie.
The total exports of specie from New
York to foreign ports irom Jan. to July
u Rere as follows in the wears named
Tho growing Tobacco Crop.

The LyDchburg Republican of July 10
says: 1t is impossible to get any definite
information relative 70 the growing to-
bacco, for while every planter admits that
he will make some sort Of crop, he invari-
ably concludes with The information that
his neighbors will realize nothing. We
have met with some whose seeds never
sprouted, whose plants were devoured by
the fy and afterwards by the grssshoppers,
subsequently died after being planted, ard
were finally finished by the cutwoTm.
Aud set, they would laugh TO scorn a
proposition to deliver their next crop at
any stipulated price-a conclusive proof
that planters, ike other people, keep a
sharp lookout for number one, aud natu-
rally, even uncOnsciously, nisrepresent
the extent of the crop, ana eXaegerate their
own fficaliies and troubles. We are dis
posed to believe, therefore, after extended
and careful inquiry among the planters Of
the surrounding counties, that when the
growing crop is delivered everybody will
wonder where it all comes from, and also
where the money is obtained to pay for it.
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In this court yesterday judgment vas
rendered ia fav7E Ct the Second National
Bank Ggainst E. o. Tre2nor for 81, 532.
Psiner vs.. Woodruff, judgment IN favor cf
the former for $50 A. f. Whitman, ESQ ,
was admitted rs pracjcina attorney. In
the case of Fife, Anderson & CO. ". Z. +.
Rea6eld and others, Judgment for 81, 100.
]. Blooms,en vs. !. Davis, Judgment fox
ono cent. Tennessee MGsuis curing Com
pany VS.. " H Morgan, Judgment for
$3.50. A mistsisl was made IN the case OF
A. + Trabas vs.. Z. FaEnjrg. The court
adjourned until Monday mor- ing, at which
fi.qe tba following cases WI. be called for
trial: Harrison vs. Lvocs, T11d N4lio, a,
Bark VS.. Puiliam. Walkel " : ctv,
Wright vs. E3iator, Hook vs. Cor 'eIins,
Treanor W. Kircher, Scott vs. Parish,
Cockrill vs Miller, Patterson IS. Nashville
and Chattenaoza Railroad Company
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LOCAL JOTTEyEs.

We were Informed yesterday that the
brakeman reported by a contemporary as
having made narrow escape from death
on the Chattanooga road on THURSDAY.
and knocked sepssless," was hardly
aware that be had been hurt at al. and
that his flesh was hardly scratched.
When new convict srrive3 ct the Pen
iteniiary, he ia first put 10 work on the
CAPITAL grounds, and if he is found able
and willing to work well, he ia covered
wiih and II found competent, is afteIward
Instructed In some trade.
TIE end gate of large truck wagon fell
down yesterday, letting out rather abrupt
y, barrel of flour, on the corner of Moth
Ooi'ese street and the Square. No dam
a3e was done, sDd the barrel and gate
Resumed their respective positions.
yesterday evening two young men had
loot race Of about one hundred yards on
North Cherry street.
About 6 o'clock yesterday evening a
Jersey cart, filed with street serapings,
was suddenly precipitated over on enc
side from tie letting down CT wheel.
The unfortunate driver, being poor map,
fslt broken down slso OF this lose, and
whilst unhitohing HIS horse, IVES unfeel-
iDgly robbed OF some important part of the
cart by a man passing by, who deliberately
walked away with the article, leaving the
owner snxiously looking for it along the
street.
There seems TO be no more exertiops
required from the horse pulling the one
horse street railroad car than from those
pulling the two horse caIs. They sre very
neat AID accommodate twelve or fourteen
persons seated.
DE-. Morrow, State Treasurer, left the
city yesterday for Knoxville. Dir. john F.
Hill will discharge the duties of the Office
during the Doctors absence.
Il seems that the late rains have impsYt-
ed newness of life to the growing corn
crop. The prospect of fgir yield is vast
ly better than it was two weeks ago.
jim Hill, who used 10 tickle fiddle
amazingly, has sgein taken up the bow.
he has organized E string band, whose
services can be secured for balls and par
| ties.
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SOdteTEyEIfO,

We are glad to note amidst the almost
universal staQnation in business, the life
ar d activity which are being manifested on
the Edgeii5ld and Kentucky Railroad.
Ss6lersvllie, situated one mile north Of
FoIts station, has sprung up during the
rast month like mushroom, and is likely
10 become within twelve months thriving
railroad town. The lsrd adjacent the
place is owned by hr. ohm Sad,er, al en-
terprising citizen of Robertson county,
who Offers extraordinary Inducements for
persons to settle IN the place. Already a
two story business house has been erected
by Hon. ". r. Sailer, and several Others
will be il 2 short lime. Mr.. Robert Sorry,
wcll Known as & successful tobacco mer-
chant, will establish one branch of his
business here. Many beautiful residences
will also be built within few months. In
fact We have seen no place for months that
exhibits so much Thrift and vitality IS Sad
lersville.
10 this connection We wish 10 pay a well
meIitod compliment to the officers Of the
Edgefeld and kentucky Railroad. George
Washington, the President, Is a thorough
business man, energetic, prompt and ef-
ficl5Gt, and the Superintendent, j. J..
Speer, is noted for his waichfuI
care on the road quite as
much as for his fsr-sesiBg eagaciiy
IN directing and controlling oil tie opera
tions CT the trains. He has q Geographic
instrument in his room SO that he may
be communicated with ut sll hours of the
nigh. Often ines, when there Is any
suspicion Of danger, be is up all night 60
ing from one part Of the road to another,
end takiTg every Trecautlon to prevent
accidents. The consequence Of this great
care is that there has besn Cn'y che death
from accidents en- the road for TX years
The conductors Messrs. Ni'es A Jackson,
Il. @. Woodruff and w II L glad, are
famed for their polite accommodations,
and no one ever travels over fh3 road
without retaining 4 lively remem brsnce of
their attentions, They deserve to be
bonored. and 1t gives Us pleasure to bring
;hem thus forward INTO notics We know
Of no road better differed than the Edge
ieil and kentuckv
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rHE COTTON MAKE Its.

Montgomery, Ala, JuIy 10.
Orr cotton market is quiet but steady,
and no change from former quotations.
AUGUSTA, Ga, JuIY 10.
Cotton-Fo-day's market opened very
quiet on the basis of l6@18tc for Liverpool
middling, but il response to favorable &C
counts a moderate demand aIoss and the
marEes closes steady ct 1S{c fo- full style
Of Liverpool middling and 19c for New
York DO; sales 81 bales; receipts 80 baies.
CoIUmbus, Ga..JuIy 10.
Cotto1-Market dull anc declining; mid
dhngs 18c; receipts ~ bales; shipments
10 bales.
Macon, Csc, July 10.
Gction-Recsipts to-day 40 bales; sales
6; Shipped -.
Receipts for the week ending this eve
ming lOS bales; sales 5S; shipments 50.
From tins above it will be seen that
operations have been extremely light
durir g the last week, owing to the dull
nsss and decline Of prices III the New York
market. Bus, really, there Is very little
cotton now offsTing in this market, and
bus few buyers present. Prices have de-
clined fully one Cezt on the weeks opera
(AtIS--l44o u4a1AO- SAOhALi6 0uAob tllAS wv
mig at 1S4c for Liverpool mIddiings.
tsOESOn. JHIy 80
Cotton-Dau. Middlinss 2Itc; nes re-
ceiuss 80 bales; gross 800; sales 800;
stock 600 bales.
Norfolk, Juiy 10.
Cottoa-Qaiet. Low middling 1870; net
receipts Ga bsies, exports coastwise 10
bales: stock 659 bales.
SEEsInIDEtoD, N. a., 5uIRI9.
Cot;on-Qciet; middlings l94c; net re-
ceipts 10 bales; exports coagtwlse - bales
ISLES -; stock 1,005 bales.
E4sIginsOrs, JuIy 10
Cotton-Q 1iet. Biddlings 2OI; net re-
oeipts 81 bales; gross "a bales; exports
coastwise 7 bales, sales 125 bales; stock
$50 bales.
Atlanta Ca. JOiy 20.
Ootton-Marget frm at Isle for full
styIe New York middhDgs.
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sgncas Crop ". ,-isn,..r...srr.

The thEcshiug OF whoa; IN Montgomery
county reveals ihe fact hat lbs wheat crop
VIII not yIoid q suliioieot amount 70 re-
place what was scan last f4ii. We have
within q few Gays EAST ooDyersed with
msny f,r0e1i aad their accounts Of tho
turnout would be IN 3ic,ous y It were not
such a serious matter Oae who had ion
acres Of fertile land II vbeat found otter IG
was threshsd 'hst ne had ono bag full
Another bad twenty acres, Ua.d out for
harvesting twenty dollars. for lhreshiDg
ten, and put il all IN nine two bushel bags.
But the worst csso 10 wG5Te afgTmeT sOwed
eight bushels, aud Glter paying ouS eight
dollars Fl harvs-:.Bg and ten dollars for
threshing, has cLs half bu.hel Of wheat.
The average IL The county will not exceed
one eTd half bushels per acre.
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The oops il tbs nonhefn paIt II Rob
e,;sou county, Tenn, snd in the neigh
borhood CT hdairsville, Ky, are Suffering
grestIy for RAIN The tobacco crop espe-
cially is far from being promising. There
was rot more tnan rwO thiI6s Of a crop
planted through lower Kentucky, and that
is stunied by the dry weather o such a de-
gee that with the mos favorable season
there Gao be but little over half p crop
made in that fertile section. I. falls with
great severity upon the farmers, inasmuch
rs the failure il The whea: has cut of Oro
Of their principal sources Of income.
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The low price Of cattle has not had q
corresponding influence, in the way Of
slaughtered beef Gutcherlrg cattle are
at tins time lower than they have been for
years, and set when slaughtered aud
prsparei or market, choice cuts
a7e rajailed ST atout the sane figures
as when the live article commanded a
much better ps!ce. As it i, beef Is but
little used Just nov, because bacon, that
gscat democratic commodity, is the ,hsap-
er Of the two. Oar butchers have it in
their power to Increase theiF sales, and
hold an even hand with the hog product;
but II they do, they will have to come
down q trife in tboiT present demands.
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yot the Otnc= Richmond Coming.

Going according TO what ''they say,
and not by Information from a more direct
somce, vitality was given TO Cne inference
that Judge John Lawrence would be the
candidate Of the Radical party for Mayor
Of Nashville. This Inference was not ccr-
recily drawn. aud is ia fact entirely incoE-
rect Jrdge Lawrence assures us that he
has nc asgira.i 1as whatever for tho dIstin-
guished honor Implied, and viii Ia no
event oe IN independent or party canai-
date for this or any other office. The
Iudee likes to practice Law, and mas salts
fa3toIy assurance that 1t pay better then
politics can he made 10 &c. &c viii mol,
therefore, be amaog the klchWoGds enter
ing the fall races for the municipal purse.
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Greenwood Seminary.

To the Edi.o-s Of the UaiOn and American:
LEBANON, Tenn july 20, 1S7I.-Wll
you allow mo to say that one Of the most
beautiful and attractive spots in ous coun-
tfV is Greenwood Seminary, the residence
Of the late distinguished Dr.. N. Lawrence
lindsey Here this lamented scholar
Gcauhed bic tasses in the erection Of taste
I'll and conmodioUI buildings, and in the
collection Of n very large aud select libra
~. Ard hsre be Was induced to open his
house, to limited extent, Tor the educa-
ton and accomplishment Of the young
ladies' Of The South. 4 number Of them
have enjoyed the great advantages offered.
Sipcs Dr.. Lin3=isy'l Death the school
has been Eert open By Ms. Lindsey, Who
las IN her employment some Of the best
talent CT the COlOtEy ~ science and in
music. and who Is herself Al experienced
ms ruc,rezs and moss elegant lady.
A few young ladies' can tiad delightful
home a. Greenwood. l.. =.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIOEB.
WASHINGTON, d. O., July q, 1871.

WASHINGTON, d. O., July q, 1871.
Synopsis fort past taOenty four hours
The barometer has risen very generally
porih Of the K srsas and Ohio valley siDco
Thursday afternoon, and has risen still
moro In New Eugland-the area Of the
lowest pressure having moved eastward
beyond our stations. The barometer has
varied somewhat on the Calf coast, where
it is lower than en- Thursday. The tenn
perature remains quite low on the lower
lakes, and southwark to the Cult and east
ward 10 the Atlantic An area OF clouds
and IaiIs have extended from the OHIO
valley to Michigan and Lake Ontario, and
has Travelled eastward during the day.
Rain and threatening weather IS now re-
ported from eastern North Carolina to cer-
trail New York. Rain has also fallen in
northern Florida, and is reported in the
Rocky Mountain stations. Cloudy and
clear weather, with cool northeast and
northwest winds, prevails from Kentucky
to Lake Erie and Minnesota.
l5O6dJjlitjes. "A small area oil Cl uds
vii probably move noitaeastw4rd from
Maryland. Partially clOady and clear
weather is probable On Saturday from
Lake Huron to Virginia, and eastward TO
the Atlantic. An area Of threatening
weather viii probably exteCd towards Wis
consin, with essterly winds on the upper
lakes. No important change is indicated
for the gulf coast, but g storm is probably
prevailing east of Florida.
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What are the Wild Wave sayIngi

Go ask the troubled waves whose ceaseless Foaf,
II fury breaks upon the distant shore;
KEoY ye some spot IN all sour lonely round,
Where pail is lot? But eaSe and comfort found,
The Will waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very pisce IS NAN = WALKERS STORE.
Go ssh the wind that sweeps Ssross the plain
TO distant lands, and thea returns again,
Have yc not found an sntidota for care?
& balm to save our fast departing hair?
Old BOreas answers from his icy throne
'Tis found IN WAIE 2 WALKERS HATS slOrsl
IT'S thus Old BcroAs and the Ocean speaks
To him with aching h6sj that comfort seeks:
Try FGiE and TGLtsT'S Ventilated Hat
Twill cool the fsYsred BRAIN sn more than thEt,
Make life llsssurc; save Jour fsliCg hair
The same Old -uGbe- on the PtJ!ic square
The "Ksty-Did,' katy Didn't, "CantEloEps, "
''Tropical, "WillO' the Tisp,r and al the Iztest
styles of Ycntilnec Hats, for tis hot vsatl er.
Panama and St-aws for men nd bojs and chill
oren Ia great variety. Orders from a dist&nc g
promptly Gttsaded to. VAIN * WALKER,
Gs.ters and FurrisrS,
sprs e. x Public SGCsre.