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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-04

OChON liz EOADf OONOANOAs
The river was stationary at this point
yesterday, with eleven feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
The A. P. Green arrived from Obed's
river, with seventy hhds of tobacco, forty
one for New Orleans and the remainder for
this port.
The Eddyville arrived from the head Of
the river, bringing down 204 bids tobacco,
thirty casks bacon, forty tierces lard, and a
lot of other produce.
The John 5. Bransford also came in from
the upper Cumberland, with PIP hhds to-
baecO and country produce generally.
The SilverthOrn from Evansville arrived
and departed.
The Camelia departed for Cincinnati,
having a cargo of fifty hhds ~tObaeccfOr New
York, and engagements below for several
hundred tOns railroad iron.
The Eddyville on her down trip, met
with an accident to her machinery az Bart
let's bar, and from which she was detained
eight or ten hours. Four Of the crew who
had -aken to the life boat went under the
wheel, and had a narrow escape from
drowning.
From G. II. Arthur & Co. we learn that
the amount ~OftObaeco from the upper Cum
berland, for the month Of March, was LIS
hhds., distributed as follows: New Orleans,
$40; Nashville, 100; New York, 95; Louis
vile, 40, and GAINESVILLE 4. The bulk of
the tobacco is to come out yet.
The Bolivar III. Cooke, Capt. w. Z. By
ers, is the regular packet for Paducah this
morning at IL O'Clock. Lima Cobb is the
accomplished clerk.
The John s. Bransford departs for the
upper Cumberland this evening at 4 O'Clock.
Capt. j. w. Lowell is in command and John
Harper in the office.
The Eddyville goes up the river again
Monday evening.
The Ada Heilman is the Monday packet
for Paducah.
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Last Thursday Mr.. Peter Wrenn, an aged
and highly respected citizen Of this State,
having resided nea. Piaewood, left Nashs
vile in a wagon, accompanied hy a couple
of young grandscns, to return home. lie
had proceeded but a few miles from the
city when he got out and walked up q hill.
He got in the wagon again ii the top ofthe
hill, and was found lying dead in the wagon
soon after. His body was taken home by
his gI~andsons. Mr.. Wrenn was nearly 50
years of age, but wa in the enjoyment OF
excellent health.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
L. o. Harris and wife to John V.
Denison, land in county. .....S 400 90
Same to Charles J. Ellis, land in
JOO 90
John Clark and wife to Alfred
Kayne, lot in the McNairy
plan. 400 90
Towns, land in 5th district. 400 90
Y. Baxter, jr., Clerkand Master, to
Z. 5. Phillips, land in End dis
trlct......... .............. SUO 10
y. Baxter, jr., Clerk and Mas
ter to Martin V. Moss, land in
country 200 90
James Key 20 Elias Gould, land
in 9th district. 1,212 70
Same TO W. G. Mcpherson, land
9th district. .............. SS4 90
Same to James Phillips, land in
in9th district. .............. SIS 81
II. A. Higgins and X. A. Ellis
and wife to II. l.. C~astleman,
land in Sd district. 100000. IS 81
NJ. SHE and NJ. j. Harrolson to
John l.. Hadly, lot on Whites
Creek 2,50O %
Amanda 5. Bean and A. Bean
to u. s. Goodwin, house and
lot on Ewing Avenue. ........ 1000 90
NJ. 5. GrizZard and wife tOA. \.
PeytOn, lot in Edgefield. ..... 100 90
Thos. Platter to o. I. Noel, his
interest in Jackson Mills. 500 90
Thos. Caldwell to w. G.. Spain,
lot in Payneis addition TO
Edgefield. 0 90
E. j. Williams and wife TO Sam
uel A. Porter, land in VIII
Hanson county. $3.50 90
Gabriel Utley to Joseph A. Kel-
lOgg, patent right boat hook de-
tactler O,ONU w
VI. B. Howell to Ann G.. Steger,
lot in South Field plan....... $500 90
W. w. Milan and wife to John
W. Yarmouth, lot in Madison
county, Tenn................ $50 90
d. W. Peabody, collector, to the
United States, land in county. so So
Same to same, land in county,. so So
Arts Brown, jr., TO j. B.. McFerrin,
lot in North Edgefield. ........ 800 90
Elizabeth p. Sigler to John A.
Lansing, lot in city. 5000. 500 90
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Horse NOfeS.

The noted trotting horse Farragut, the
property Of Dan Mace, died on Monday.
March %. Farragut's record is 2:5S, and
he was valued at s, 5000.
The American Jockey Club will control
the race meetings a. Long Branch this sea-
son Mr.. William Conner, of New Orleans,
is to be starter at Monmouth Park.
Atwenty mile t%rotting match has been
made in California, between John Stewart
and Matte Howard, for $500 a side, both
to 90 in harness, and the race to be on
the Oakland TrOtting Park course, between
April ! and Z.
Sam Purly, the California stallion, will
probably be entered for the $4,000 stallion
purse at Mystic Park, in September. Purdy
is by Geo. NJ. Patchen, Jr.. the horse that
jim EofT brought East some years ago.
The old horse. California Patchen, now the
property of Mr.. William A. Mathews, one
of New York's old sports, is in San Jose,
Cal. He is stOu' as a bullock.
The Near York Herald Of the LIST inst.
says: A few changes have taken place
since last report Of the state of the odds
at the American Jockey Club rooms. The
following will show what has been done:
wITHERS STAKES.
AStral-G to l, taken; $1,000 to $500.
Beatrice to l, taken;S500 to 500.
MaccarOon-I to /, taken; S1,400to $500.
Battle Axe TO !, taken; 500 to 500.
Dublin-9 to l, taken; $3.50 to $3.50.
Weathercock-9 to l, taken; S1,SOO to
500.
Harry Felter-12to /, taken; 5000 to $50.
BELMONT STAKES.
Steel Eyes-6 to l, taken; $1,000 to $500.
King Amadeus-S to l, taken; $500 to
500.
Weathercock-9t to l, taken; S9OOto 500.
RegaTdless-l0 to l, taken; $500 TO $50.
Brigand-10 to !, taken; 500 to $50.
Visigoth-l2 to l, taken; $500 to S2j.
TRAVEES STAKES.
RutheTford-7 to l, taken; S3,5OOto $500.
Sue Washington colt TO l. taken; 81
800 to $500.
Weathercock-10 to J.. taken; $500 to
$50.
King Pin to l, taken; $50 TO $50.
Maccaroon-S to l, taken; $500 to 500.
\ bet was made of 5000 TO $3.50 against
the imported colt by Thunderbolt, dam
Killarney, winning the Belmont Stakes.
\ bet Of $1,000 was made that Mr..
Witters' chestnut colt MaccarOOn would
beat Mr.. Morris bay colt Battle in the
Withers Stakes.
Dublin had $3.50 laid against $50 that
he would not win the Withers Stakes.
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CLOTHING.
III. METZ Il CO.,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goo,
POLICE COURT.

Julia Bracken was found guilty Of hav-
ing been drunk and disOrderly, and was
sent down on a five dollar fine.
Ike Finley used abusive language and
now boards at the city wOrkhouse.
Alex. Morton IS incorporate in his hab-
its. His name may be found on the register
at the Hotel de Adams.
II was on account of her disorderly o
duct that Nancy Webster was fined five dol
lars.
Ida Mitchell assaulted a cOlOred sister
with rocks. She is now provided with rocks
at the city's expense.
Jesse Brooks and Wesley Craighead were
fined five dollars on the charge Of assault
and battery.
Steven Settle settled a FIVE dollar fine yes
terday. He had been i~ndulging in disor-
derby conduct.
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The Finance Committee.

The following correspondence needs no
explanation:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2.-HOn.
Thomas A. kerchival, Mayor, etc.-Dear
Sir: Finding that my duties as treasurer of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and -. Louis
Railway are such that L cannot give the at
tentiOn 10 the interests of the corporation
of Nashville that l should do. as Chairman
Of your Finance Committee. ! hereby re-
Specttully tender you my resignation as
Chairman Of that Committee, at the same
time thanking you for the compliment con-
ferred upon me; and believing that l can
not attend, as | should do. the meetings of
that committee, | beg respectfully to resign
my position as a member thereof. NV aSso-
Citations with all the members Of the FL
nance Committee have been most pleasant.
and regret that circumstances prevent me
from attending the meetings of the commit
tee as | should like TO do. Very truly your
friend. w. A. GIFAvFS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April /. 1874
DEAR SIR: Your communication of the
I'd inst. Is to hand ana noted. rendering
YOUR resignation as Chairman and a MEM
Der Of the Finance Committee. After re-
turning to you my sincere thanks for your
kind wishes and very courteous note. in re-
ply l will state that fully appreciate the
motives which prompt your action in the
premises, and under all the circumstances.
l hereby accept your resignation as Chair
man and member of the Finance Commit
tee You will. however, permit me to say.
that l accept your resignation with much
regret; and more especially do / regret it
at this time, because of the fact that now.
under the EMBARRASSING condition Of h
corporation, it very much needs the advan-
tage of your long experience and ability as
a tnancier-prObably more so than at any
other time-and in your retirement | feel
that the city will lose the services of one
of its able and most worthy members-and
from the most important committee con-
nected with the city government. With
best regards, | remain yours very respect
fully, THOMAS A. KERCHEVAL.
Mayor.
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Jno. NJ. Tillotson, James p. Brannon,
and Jno. r. Elliott, of Philadelphia; Jas.
w. Mather, L. Stern, Henry A. Hayden,
Of New York; r. J. Lewis, Cincinnati;
Col. Clifton Daucey, New Orleans; c. L,
LhOmmedean and George Cairnes, Cincin-
natl; Geo. Lipsher, Boston; Hon. W. H.
Williamson and wife, Lebanon, Tenn, and
John L. Tanner and family, Athens, Ala,
were among the arrivals at the Maxwell
House yesterday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bri-ht, of Fayetteville, with
three of her children, were at the CONNER
cial.
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Installation of Omcers.

The following named officers Of Tennes-
see Council No. 30, United Friends of
Temperance, have been duly Installed Tor
the newt six months: W. E. HaygOOd, W.
p. .James w. Robert, w. A.; j.. J. Zachary,
r.. S.; w. r. POlston. A. X. 81 Chas: Bow
man. F. s; J. \. Todd, Treas; John W.
Park. Jr., Conductor; Charles Martin, L. >;
Jas. West, o. ).
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Baptism at the Jail.

About twelve o'clock yesterday. Bill
Kelley and Turner Greer, were baptised at
the jail by Rev. Nelson G. Merry, pastor of
the First Baptist, colored, chufeh. All the
Jail officers and a number of prisoners were
present, and the services were of the most
impressive character.
Greer had been sentenced to im~prison-
ment for life, for the crime OF murder. but
at the last session of the Supreme Court
the decision in his case was reversed, and a
new trial ordered. Kelley is to be hung on
the Sth of next month. He has been fully
confident of receiving a pardon until with
in a few days, but has now given up all
hope, and manifests a great interest in re-
ligiOn.
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The Knoxville RrOiI.

From the KRorUiUe Press anil Herald
we learn that VIM. Lewis. charged with
numbering kendrick Sartin. was acquitted
in the preliminary examination on the
plea of Se.f-defcnse. The trial was finish
ed April /. Thomas aud Columbus Sar-
tin. gave bail in 5000 each. and were re-
leased, having spent over a week in Jail.
They are to answer on the charge Of carry
ing concealed weapons.
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RIGHT.
Total. .1,25O tickets

By this it will be seen that all numbers
from l to 2,617, and from 47,61S TO GO,OOO,
which have not drawn higher gifts, or been
cancelled as unsold tickets, are each entitled
to am approximate gift of $3.50.
Tie payment Of gifts will begin at 9
O'Clock next Friday morning, April ), at
room No. 4, Public Library Building, in
this city. No gift will be paid without
presentation and delivery of the ticket en-
tiled to it. Payment will continue for six
months only. and all gifts then unpaid will
be turned over to the Public Library fund.
Payment will be made by checks upon the
Farmers and DrOvers' Bank, OF Louisville,
Ky, for the full amount OF the gifts, or by
sight drafts upon the Fourth National Bank
of New York. at current rates OF exchange,
at the option Of the ticket holder.
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Gard of

Mr.. J. NJ. Armstrong, proprietor of the
II. Charles Hotel, desires in this mannerto
tender his thanks 10 Capt. StOckell and the
Fire Department, and to other friends, for
their prompt and effective assistance in ex-
t~inguiShing the fire and saving the furni-
ture from destruction, in the hotel yester-
day morning. The hotel Will continue
open as usual. and its patrons and friends
will find welcome and good cheer.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

WASHINGTON, April 4, lUO A. N.
PrObdbilitieS.-For the New England
States, clear to partly clear weather, fresh
and brisk northwest to northeast winds
will prevail.
For the Middle States and the lower
lake region, fresh and brisk easterly to
nOrtherly winds, generally cloudy weather
and occasionally light rain and snow.
For the South Atlantic and the Gulf
States, east of the Mississippi fresh and
brisk south to west winds, increasing cloud
mess, and possibly light rain during the
afternoon and evening.
For Tennessee and the lower Ohio valley,
occasionally light rain but winds shifting
to nOrtherly winds, with falling tempera-
ture and clearing weather.
For the upper lake region, Iowa and
Missouri, generally clear weather, with
winds gradually shifting to ~sOUtheasterly.
For the Northwest, the pressure will di-
minish, winds shifting to east and south.
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New Advertisements.
House and lot wanted.

HOUSE aud lot wanted.
r. W. Brown wants to borrow 5000.
Browns X Cheatham have desirable lots
in Hynes' addition for sale.
Meeting Masonic Lodge tonight, also Of
Knights of Pythias.
Grand picnic and ball for the benefit of
the German Lutheran Church and School.
at Weitmuller Garden.
Meeting CoelebS club tonight.
Pierce'S Golden Remedies for liver COM
plant.
Rice * Co. advertise a large assortment
of silks.
c. Z. H. Martin has 5000 cedar posts
for sale. and 100000 shingles.
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In Full Blast Again.-Wain & Walker
have refitted their store and are o ready
to furnish their old and new customers
with all the latest styles in silk, stiff, semi
stiff and soft hats. A full line for men and
boys, in all the latest styles and %cOlors, just
received for the spring trade. milf If
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-Alex. Med. Toll
ME was qualified as guardian Of Andrew
Tolmie.
CIRCUIT COURT-Brien * Woodward
vs.. Miss e. Jane Swami, judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Mrs. Z. F. Allison vs.. VI. Pittman. judy
ment for defendant; Mayor and City COun-
ell vs.. John McTigue, dismissed.
A. c. White admir- VS.. G. W. Nance ct
al, dismissed.
Brien & Swan vs.. Andrew Morrison, 3
cases, dismissed.
Gauthier vs.. Simmons * Phillips, dis
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The EdseaeId Concert.

The receipts from the concert in Edge
field on Thursday night last for the benefit
of the Town Clock will not fall short of
$40, after paying all the expenses. The
first premium of 3 in gold 10 the little girl
selling the largest number of tickets, was
awarded to Matte Hopkins. the second
premium, 81 in gold, to Alice Murray, and
the third premium, 81 in gold, to. Sammie
Cornelius.
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CITY NOTICES.
6. RICE 81 GO.
mhi5 If 4thp sp

A Good Chance to Hedge Of-Persons
holding approximate tickets in the Louis
Vile Library Drawing, can exchange them
for tickets in Golladay's Drawing, which
comes off April p, 1874, by calling on w.
G. Price, Al South College street.
ap3 If
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Total. $50 tickets.

IOtdl :, tJO ttchetS'
Of these uusold tickets LOO appear to
the right, and 1850 to the left of the capital
gift in the center of a numerical circle.
The range Of approximations would, there
fore, have to be so extended as to embrace
these 2.I50 numbers, and to do so would
make the circle reach on the right TO the
number 1924, and on the left to 2,054.
Within the range thus extended there
would he found other unsOld tickets, and
to avoid all further difficulty from the in
t~ervention of these unsOld tickets,
as from the count of approximations falling
on. numbers that had drawn higher gifts,
the following additional list of unsold tick
cts is given within a range extended to the
number 1900 on the right, which is beyond
where the approximations can reach:
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The marriage licenses for the week enc
inc YESTERDAY were as follows:
Louis Z. WenSky 10 Mollie B. Brooks.
Jesse Jordon 10 Martha 4. Stevens.
John Fergerson to Polly Ann Newlin.
Noah HewlerSOn 10 Nancy FuTgusOn,
COLOEED.
John Lewis TO Martha Perry.
. Willis Record to Alice Murphy.
Henry johnson to Rebecca NinsOu,
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0NREhL-

The counsel employed by OVERLY, the
slight-ofhand youth who forgot his mar
riage ows and ran away with a young
girl, ~findinghiS way to the Jail in this city
in consequence, say they will take steps to-
day 10 secure his release if possible.
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Shingles for sale cheap. c. E. II. Martin,
153 Broad street. ap4 81
symptoms of Liver COmpla nt-A sal
low or yellow color Of skin, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts of body;
dizziness and drowsineSs with frequent
headache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in
month; dryness of throat and internal heat;
palpitation; in many cases a dry, teasing
cough, with sore throat, unsteady appetite,
raising Of food, choking sensation inthroat;
distress, heaviness, bloated or full feeling
about stomach and sides; pain in sides,
back or breast aud about the shoulders;
collie, pain and soreness through bowels,
with heat; constipation, alternating with
diarrhoea; piles, fa~tulence, nervousness,
GOODNESS of extTemities. rush Of blood to
head, with symptoms Of apOplexy, numb
ness of limbs. especially at night; cold chills,
alternating with hot flashes; kidney and
urinary difficulties; dizziness, low spirits,
unsociabiIity and gloomy fo~rebOdings. On
" a few of above symptoms likely 10 be
present at one time. All who use DIR.
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
coveTy fer Liver Complaint and its cOmpli-
cations. are loud in its praise.
A CURE OF I'VE DISEASE.
RUsK, TEXAS, May 10, 1S73.-Dr. Il. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, Y. Y.-Dear Sir: My wife,
last wear at this time, was confined to Ler
bed with Chronic Liver Disease. / had
one of the best doctors to Lsee her, and he
gave her up TO die, when came upon some
of your medicine. / bought one bottle and
commenced giving it. She then weighed
50 lbs; now She weighs 40 lbs, and is rO-
bust and hearty. She has taken eight bot
ties in all, so you see | am an advocate
for your medicines. VIM. Meazel.
AMI deOd1W&W1t
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Another Lot Of Turner's Alpaeas.-
just opened, another in<Oice of Turner'S
CELEBRATED BLACK MoHAIR ALPACAs,
at prices as low as ordinary goods, and Es-
PECIALLY SUITED TO SPRING WEAR.
Thompson Bros.& Kelly, Summer street.
ap1 5t
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A Bank ,ashier Re-arrested.

ERIE, Pa. April I'D. d. Williams
cashier of the Conneautville National Bank
which was reported robbed some weeks ago
was re-arrested to-day by S. B. Benson, a
government detective, and lodged in Jail,
his bail having surrendered him. On the
morning of the reported robbery he was
found in the bank senSeleSs. Recent ex-
animation of the bank books show a defal-
cation of $4,000 in addition to the report
ed robbery of $4,000, which cause sus-
p.ciOns of Williams guilt.
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Drawing Pensions for Dead.

Reuben Conway, cnlOred, was committed
10 Jail by United States Commissioner
Trimble, on the charge of endeavOring to
secure a pension for a man he knew to he
dead.
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For tI,a Uo-isIo,nra

If our worthy fellow-citizen, Andrew
Gregory. Of the Ninth District. will become
a candidate for the House of Representa-
tiyeS, he can depend upon a rousing major
it's. GRANGFRS.
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THE champion pOtatO-grower of the West
is Joseph Long, Of Mlrgaretta, Ohio.
T~wenty-One of his Shaker ruSSets made a
plump halt bushel, and some of them indi-
VidnallY Meighe1 two pounds.
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Yard wide Bleached Domestic SIC. per
yard at 5. FARMLAND & Co.'s, No. 10 Union
street. mh29 sun,tues, thurs,sa
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100 pieces silk Luster Alpacas, all col
ors for 25c, at 5. Frankland & Co.'S, No. 10
Union street. mh29,sun,tu tues, thurs,Sa
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Very fine opera shade Kid Gloves for so
at 5. Frankland & Co.'S, No. 10
Union st. mh29 sun,tues,thurs,S sat
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CHARGED Mifh Rohherv.

Bill Fiddler was arrested on North Col
lege street yesterday, on the charge of hav-
ing roabed a raftman of SLID. He was
committed, 10y Justice Everett, to await
further investigation TO-DAY.
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Two Button JOuvan Kid Gloves, all col
ors, at - cents, al s. FARMLAND & Co.'S,
No. - Union street.
mh29 sUn,tues,t thurs. sat
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STATE Teaeners, Association.

The officers ard Executive Committee
ofState Teachers Association met to-day
at II o'clock at the Bank of Tennessee
building.
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DRY GOODS

Ever offered in the city of Nashville; and, on
Monday morning, the Grand Portals will open,
With the Wild freshness of morning, and expose
to view the endless stock of Dry Goods, No
tons, etc, etc. Below we give a small account
of the many Goods to which We now call your
especial attention and impartial examination:
CalieOeS, best brands, &c.; Pereales,
CretOns; French and English CalicOes
from 162-3up; Cassimeres for men and
boys wear; Linens, Damasks, Towels,
Crashes, Linen Sheetings and Pillow
Castings, DOmesties, Sheetings, Mar
settles Quilts, Piques, Lawns, etc., HO-
siery, Laces, EmbrOideries, Underwear,
Linen Handkerchief, Ruehes, Neck
ties, Kid Gloves, ParasOls, Fans, some
thing new; Dress Goods, Alpaeas, Bonn
bazines, special lines Of Mourning
Goods, Tamaise, Canton and Striped
Grape Cloths; Silks, all new shades;
Summer Silks, Satins, new Silk Pop
lins, Lace Veilings, Spanish Laces and
Capes; Ready-made Suits in great va
riety and at lowest prices.
All Of the above will be sold at unheard of
low prices. Judgment and experience COM
bined, and a firm decision to give you goods at
the smallest minimum profits.
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thoroughly Renovated.

The Commercial hotel is being thorough
~ repaired and handsomely painted, and in
a few days will present a very attractive APP
nearance.
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