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nR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
H. VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute relief o f
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes
Nervous Headaches. Fallen sickness, Fits. and
infants troubled with Snutiles, partial shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. TTITcm
COCK Co., sole proprietors, III Gencsee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burng-
ton only by J. & J. Fl. PECK j Co., in Yer.
gennes by J. Fl. BOWMAN, in Milton by
WHITNEY, LANDoN & Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo James. aup 2
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ID I Il ID

At Richmond. VI. August Alb 1889, Mary, wife
Of Abel liiIdrelh, aged Sc years.
Her long and distressing illness was caused BY
Cancer on her breast. Notwithstanding her distress
was great, and she found but little rest night or
day, for few weeks previous to her death. she
manifested great decision of mind, christian for.
Nude. She appeared to enjoy the presence of her
Savior in IA very eminent degree, and often ex.
pressed desire TO depart and be with Him,
few DAYS previous to her decease was present and
heard her try to sing these lines. "God is here
and Gods all around u.s." Jesus Christ said she
IS my best friend. have constantly visited her
during her sickness, and have discovered nothing
ike mnrmur or complaint. ! preached her (u.
neral discourse from John 18th | 2 a text select.
ed by her previous TO her decease as was also the
hymns used on The occasion. Printers in Vermont
and N. York are requested &c. D.S.J.
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Important to the Ladies'

EUST received, and for sale bv j. g. J.
~ II. PECK s. Co.. Burlingi Ion, few
boxes OF Reynolds 81 Parmelv's celebrated
FEMALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
1t is designed particularly for the diseases
peculiar to the Female constitution. A
more etflcacious remedy of this kind. has
long been wanted, as many of those diseas.
es have baffled the XIII of the most eminent
physicians, and all the remedies heretofore
have proved Intellectual, in thousands of
cases. This medicine invariably removes
distractions, regulates in most cases OF
painful, too frequent, or profuse mlnstrua.
ton, and has cured the most obstinate cases
OF Fluor Albus or whites, and as a mothers
relief, It Is not equaled by any other medi.
cine. 1t is recommended by many of the
most eminent physicians in the United
States. Doct. J. Morrison. from CoIerain,
Mass. who has practlced medcn some
twenty years at Oneida N. Y, saws IN
relation to 1t. THAT it is the best medj.
cine now IN use. In cases Of retlntion, or
suppression of the mlnses, think it will
sustain the appeIa,on Of specific. I have
tried 1t IN the worst cases, with pdmrab,e
success, and wish for the good OF suffering
females, that all physicians would Introduce
it IN their practice, and have confidence
to believe they would find happy results
as have found the pills to answer fully
their recommendation. Doct r. r.
Davis, of Syracuse, tells a similar story,
and many others. For further information
you are referred to the persons whose
names are annexed to our show bills. and
also to pamphlets, left with our agents for
gra''tuous distribution. Price So per box,
containing nearly 100 pills. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by Reynolds &
Parmely. Pittsford, Monroe CO.. N. Y. sold
also by f. Huntington, Vergennes Moody
d Adams, Mddlebury Jackson g. Ketch.
am, Brandon; S & II. White g. Co.
Rutland; D. II. Meacham. NJ. D., WaIIinp'
ford; A. r, Vail g. Co.. Dandy; ID. An.
drews, Manchester; Merrill q V. d.
Sp'egel. Bennington; and Wllis,on q
iy'e'' D'a'''eoofoush' aue7-lyI
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LOVELY & HURIBUT

Thursday morning, July II, 1889.
RY daily arrivals, have recently re.
- ceved, and are offering tor sale, at
Wholesale and Retail, more, better and
cheaper Goods than can be found in apy
store in Chittenden County, yourselves
being judges.)
AS Mr., Stacy's Free Press is too small
TO insert even the details of such an exren.
sive assortment, and we have such constant
sales OF goods we cannot find time to write
advertisements, make country excursions,
or ecen to crafty ourselves by u Steam
Boat tri p with the Ladies.
In addition to our stock, are
80 pieces English, Scotch and American
CarpelIng.
3 pieces Rush, and Damask do
on Cloths for floors. &c.
80 pieces Mouseline de Lane, Tout de
Lane, &c,
English. French and American Prints,
Silks Of every variety.
Farwell's Boots and Shoes--a constant
supply.
OUT 10 atlemp', an enumeration of our stock
would be useless. We say to pure hasers
call and examine for yourselves-no char
ges for showing goods. We sell for cash.
5000 lbs Of Good sweet yellow Butter
wanted. N. LOVELY a. Co.
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HOWARD
OF the Ct)ed1) Cast, Stnrr

N RRlVED in Burlington last evening un.
80 der one ofthe most beautiful, grand and
magnificent sunsets ever beheld, and was ioy>
ousIy received and greeted by crowded null.
lilude welcoming him home with a supply of
all The rich wares and merchandise of foreign
distant cimes, which are now being arranged
for exhibition and distribution, at his Grand
Bazaar Store, where citizens and Visitors ire
invited to view the splendid collection, entire
y free Of charge.
July &c, 80
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MR. VAN BUREN, AT THE SPRINGS

MR. VAN BUREN, AT THE SPRINGS
The reception in Old Saratoga took
place two miles out!-the calvacade con
sis'ing Of three carriages, fourteen carts,
and twenty loafers on horseback. The
procession passed by Old Congress Hall
and the Union opposite. The little man
dressed his countenance in smiles and alta.
bilty' looked on each side with loving
Klndness-turned to the piazza and bowed
but not one body movcd-not one bat
was lifted. not one huzza was raised.
The visitors at The Springs are not the
people for such exhibitions. The good old
republicans who love liberty ard equality,
would not encourage any pageant of this
kind, Van Buren, looked over imploringiy
to Union Hail. expecting to get passing
bow. The company stood as cold as the
pillars that support the piaZzas. There
was not shout for Martin The .uagnifcent
The cortege resembled a funeral! When
it arrived at the U. S. Hotel, a feeble huz.
zah was family sent forth.
Having been fairly installed. be began
to play the courter. After gracously Civ.
ing audience to some eXpeCtanls, he saw a
short distance in The large public saloon,
the widow Of the late Governor Clinton.
Instantly leaving his company. he rushed
through the crowd with impressnaem to
offer his hand. The lady drew herself up
10 one OF her firmest and loftiest attitudes,
and bent upon the weazel courtler coun-
tenance Of disdaIn and contempt, rejected
tie prollered hand, and turned with ,nd'g-
nationals from pollution tsel:, from he man
who had revied and prosecuted her husband
during his life. This indignant rebuke and
''cut direct" did not change the smile on his
imperturabe count enance. He has not
soul enough to feel it. The lady was
heard to say as she left the room "I--I
speak to the - who prosecuted my bus-
band to the day of his dea,h!w
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-The Common
Council of Hudson N. Y. viewing, as they
did, the true object of Mr.. Van Buren's
visit, refused to pay the expenses Of a JOLT
fication for him, out OF the peoples money
and passed the following resolution.
Resolved. by the Mayor and Commonal.
ity of the city Hudson, in Common Coun
Gil assembled, That we do not feel bound
BY any considerations of justice, prudence,
or Hospitality, to expend the peoples money
or descend from The dignity of our official
stations, for the purpose of aiding political
partisans in their endeavors to carry out
their lavorite schemes.
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The NeU Cheap Store.

WYATT g. TABOR DO sell CHEAP and
w purchasers will find it to their ad.
vantage to satisfy themselves of this fact
before they make their purchases else here.
They have good assortment of
P.4RASOLS.
SUMNER GLOTES.
FANCY H.4.NDKERCHIEES.
FANCY NET SC.ARFS,
EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
BLACK LACE VEILS,
LINEN CAMBRIA
do. do. HDK'FS,
Checked and plain SWISS.
C.4MBRIC & J.ACCO.NETS.
Thread. Laces & Edgings,
Black Lace Trimming, SC. &c.
Also, few dresses of Mousellne de Lame.
and the handsomest Chaly to be found in
the country, with n general assortment OF
fancy DRY GOODS which will always be
freely shown and sold cheap.
Burin o tOn .4upuSL q 1890
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WHOLESALE DRUG
STOR e..

IBNHE subscriber recently of the firm OF
n w. G. Simpson & Co., having To
Ken The stock and stand lately belonging
to The same, now offers for sale on most
LIBERAL terms, very large assortment of
DRUGS JNEDICLNES PAINTS AND
DYE SIUFFS.
FROM arrangements he has entered into. he
VIII constantly he receiving full Importa
tons of English, French and India Drugs,
which, with the following, will be offered
unusually low.
5000 - Camphor.
9 cases Turkey Opium,
~ 90 L'quorice Paste,
50OO DO Lquorlce Root,
800 do CaiomeI.
300 do Red Precipi,ote,
500 do Tartar. Acid,
1000 do Eng. Sup. Carb. Soda,
100 Boxes CASTLE Soap,
goo OF. Sup. Quinine,
Q Cans Ess. Lemon,
9 do Ess. Burgamot,
100 OF. FRS. Benzan.
200 do Oil Peppermint,
90 Casks Sal Soda,
5000 do Arrow Root.
1000 do Turkey Gum Myrrh,
SO Bbls. Epson Salts,
90 Bales Bottle Corks,
100 Packages apothecaries Glass. ware,
SO Bales India Snena.
25 Casks White Lead,
90 Cases Sbellac.
Is do Copal, India,
90 Kegs Paris Green,
6 Hhds. Nader.
so Bbls. ground Camwood,
200 do do Dye Woods,
10 do Blue Vitrol,
100 Carboys Oil Vitrol.
Dealers in Drugs, Manufacturers, Pbv-
s'cahs &C., are respectfully invited to call
w'en wanting to purchase, or forward
the'r orders, which will receive the most
prompt attention.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
No. . & a South Side old Fanieuk HAM,
Boston.
-us1 g. 1859. On,
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MORE NEW GOODS.

RRlSTOL BOARD. Government Wax
~ Brass Candlesticks, Plain Hair, Ger.
man Silver Spoons.
ACCORDIONS, Thimbles, Comb brush.
es to clean fine combs, Toy Watches.
Violin Bridges. Ivory Combs, Violin and
other instruction Books dressed Dolls, Al.
ley marbles, Optic Glasses, &C., lust
received at the Variety Store.
FANGBoRN & BRrNsMA1p.
AUG, l. 1899
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ment in people essential 10 Patriotism,
Isaac .Ne,oton Gregory. Montreal, l.. c.
ID. The End Of the World, according to
the Scandinavian Mythology, John Henry
Hopkins, Jr. Burlington. l5 Influence
of the Spirit Of Society on personal lnde'
pendence, Josiah Ambrose Eeicher,* Lyn
don. i6. The influence of Fiction on the
cultivation on the Mind, Marston Cabot
Smith, Windsor. II. The Souls commu-
MON with the Formative power Of Nature,
WILLIAM Frederick .uacrae, st. Johns, l.. C.
10. Intellectual Method, james Forsyth,
Keeseville, N. Y. MUsIcK.
AFTERNOON. Musick. |. Parliamen.
,a,v Eouuence during the reign of George
the Third. Edpard Tan Sickien, Burling.
ton. Q. The influence OF the Low and
Vulgar in Literature, Ezekiel Hobart
Sayies, Starksboro'. 8. Characteristics of
the School Of Romantic Poetry, Charles
Weils,* Bellows FALLS. MUsIcK. d. &c.
MUS; it's Duties and its Claims, Wiliiam
Greenough r. Shedd, WIsboro', N. Y. s.
The relation Of Philosophical Studies 10 the
duties of Public Life, W,iiiam Porter
Pierson, lie Roy. NY. 6. The Poetry Of
Common Life, Edmund Tro,oJridge Dana,
Boston, Mass. MUsIcK. 7. Degrees con
ferred. 8. Prayer. by the President. 9.
Sacred Musick. 10. Benediction.
JUNIOR ExHIBI TIoN.
MUsIcK |. The effect of Science on
Superstition, Benjamin JeueU 7enny. 9.
Commerce its influence on the progress Of
Society, Ira .Morey, Jr. 3. Mythology;
it's influence in forming the Character Of
the Romans, Wiiiiam Highly. a. The re-
gard of the Scholar for Antiquity. Joseph
Curtis Fopier. MUsIcK. S. UNITY of
Character. John Hoskins Bales. 6. Effects
of Literary Criticism, Benjamin Frank-
lin .uo,per. 7. Excluslveness of TASTE,
Thomas Rice. 8, Moral influence Of Re-
Election upon the pasta Poem, Henry
JarUis Raymond. MUsICK. 8. Education
an End. and not Means. Daniel Clay
Houghton. 10. Characteristic differences
between ancient and modern Eloquence,
and their Causes, Henry Hale. II. The
Greek Language as vehicle of thought.
James Reed Spalding. MUsTcK.
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MILITARY.

VIIOCT WHO utpend upon being sup,
Il Piled by us with swords, Epauetts
Plumes or any Goods in this line, for the
Fall Training, must leave their orders
Immediately; as we shall get only enough
to supply the orders.
Aug. 8. PANGBoRN g. Bp,NsuA,n
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DIR. JOSEPH MARSH

RElNG induced by the threatening
- state OF his health, to spend the en-
SUNG in' and winter in a southern climate G,
earnestly requests oil persons who are in
debted to him, to call at his office and settle
their accounts.
lie hopes his friends will observe this
without delay, and save him the labor of
calling on them personally.
Burlington, Aug. 7, 1899.
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Sewing Silk Gloves.

DLACK and Colored Gloves of doubled
- aud twisted silk, very superior quail
~, also. few very fine Embroidered
french Collars, for sale uncommonly cheap
by Aug.2. WAIT g. TABOR.
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The subscriber has been receiv-
ing Tor the last two weeks. the largest and
best selected assortment Of
U4RDIV.4RE,
SADDLERY& CO.4CH W.4RE,
SaW mil, Cross rat, and Circular
SAWS.
Store and Fire piace HOLLOW W.8RE,
wagon. Cart and Pipe BOXES; GUNS,
Pocket anil taJie CUTLERY.
ffdfed, German Silcer, 4 Brittanin Ware,
CABiNET TRfyN.1ILNGS,
LOOKING GLASSES.
nOOhLNE GLASS Plate. &c. &c.
lie has ever before offered TO the pubic.
oil OF which be viii be happy to d. pose of
at wholesale and retail on the best terms
Tor cash or short credit. ROBERT MooDY.
Burlington. June %, 1889.
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WORMS! WORMS +!


VHNO remove these troublesome and danger
IL Gus inhabitants of the stomach and bow
els. which so often impair the health and de-.
stroy the lives children and adults, USE Doct.
Nj. Hitchcock's WORM TE.A-a certain and
safe preparation for the removal of the vari.
Gus kinds Of worms that inlest the human sys
tenn. We say USE DR.. NJ Hitchcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain reason-that in no one of
the thousand cases, where it has been used
agreeable TO the printed directions, has it ever
failed.
NIB. Ask for DR.. M. HIrcHcocK's Worm
TEA, as there are many nostrums abroad for
the destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Hrrcn.
COCK g. Co.. sole proprelors, III Genesee ST.,
Utica. and by their agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. g. J. II. PECK d Co.. in Vcrgennes by j.
Il. Bowman. in Milton by Whitney, Landon
& Co.. in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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WATCHES, JEWELRY &
FANCY ARTICLES.
pANGRORN &, DDUNcry.rn

WATCHES, JEWELRY &
FANCY ARTICLES.
PANGBORN & BRINsMAID,
W The Varieiy Store,
'sNAhE this opportunity, respectfully to
- return thanks TO their numerous
Friends and Customers who have so lber.
a''y seconded their unliring efforts, to
keep their assortment so complete that the
name gwen to their Store. by the Public
might not appear
INAPPROPRIATE,
and that Strangers rs well as Customers
IN the vicinity might depend upon finding
at all times the various little articles which
taste fancy, or their numerous wants miobt
suggest. We beg leave to state thar our
assortment, never before better, is being
replenshed with very manv
.Ne,o and beautiful Articles,
IN NIL the departments IN which we trade.
1t wond be supe.tuous to 90 into portcu.
lars by enumerating over the leading arti-
Giles kept at the
VARIETY STORE,
were " not to inform those who are Tis;.
tors Tor lew days only in our delightful
village, where, their wants and fancy can
be grallfied Among very many articles
when must remain unenumernted, we
would take the liberty of mentioning, tina,
we have fine Gold and Silver Watches of
the very best Qualities and very accurate
markers of time. We sell them a. low as
they are sold in New York, Boston or
Montreal Also,
Gold and silver Spectacles, Pencils, Thin
bles, &c.
Fine Pen Knives. Razors, Soap, Perfume
~. Hair Obs, the best Of Brushes.
Combs, Mirrors.
Stocks, Collars and Bosoms, of the latest
New York styles and the best quality,
Silver Spoons. Gold Chains.
Musca Instruments, Cards.
CurIs, EDgravlngs, Telescopes.
Work Boxes and Dressing Cases.
Portable Desks.
Spool stands, Screw Cushions, Portfolios.
Pocket Books and Purses, fine Subscribers
&c. &c.
We have great variety of fancy urli.
Giles.
Particular attention given to fine Watch
repairing.
Pure silver Spoons constantly made in the
Shop.
Spoons made and sold bv us. marked Gratis
REMEMBER
almost any article can be found at tho
STOH@,
Aug : PANGBoRN g. BRlNsMA,D.
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-PAR ANOLS

\ email lot of very handsome fg'd and
IA poid ParasoIs. just reed and for sale
cheap al the Ne,o CASH STORE of
Aug. 2. WAIT e. TArop.
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JERICHO ACADEMY.

"HE FALL TERM will commence
Il the first Monday in September next.
Special effort will be made to qualify young
ladies' and gentlemen TO be able and efficient
School Teachers.
SAMUEL KINGSBURY,
Jericho, Aug, 3, 1889. PREcEpToR.
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1O5 Boxes Tin Plate 1-3 X.
so Bundles Wire from Number 6 tol7,
just reed by Villas. LOOMS g. Co.
IL Bundles Eng. g. American
Sheet IRON.
IS lbs. Copper Bolt, just rec'db by
July 81. $50 Villas, LOOMS g. Co.
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STATE or VERMONT, }

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS.
1VNHE Hon. the Probate Court for the district OF
l. Chiiienden, TO all persons 10 whom these
presents shall come.
George Perkins, guardian Of Elvira Herman OF
Racine in The territory of Wisconsin, female
infant under the age of eghreen years, having rep.
resented to this court tina, his said ward is seized
and possessed in her own right in fee - one equal
undivided haof twenty five acres # j. ng and
being situate in Charlotte, in said district, beng
the same land TO the heirs of Phebc llerrlman
by the cc,mmuee appointed by said Probate Court
10 make division OF the estate Of Joseph SimondS,
late of Charlotte aforesaid, deceased asreeably 10
the last will of The said Joseph, deceased, as VIII
appear bv The return of said committee, recorded
in the probate records of said district, TO winch
refer nce ia made. WhereupSn the court doth
assign tbe 18th day of June next for hearing IN
the premises, AT the Office Of the Register OF said
court in Burlington, and doth order that notice
thereof be given TO all concerned by publication OF
this order containing the substance of SAID petition;
Two weeks successfully in The Free Press, news.
paper printed in Burlington, in said district, the
last of which publications 10 be previous 10 said
18th day of June 1889. Given under my hand at
Burlington this 23d day of MAY, 1880
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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DEGS leave TO tender his greatful ac-
ID acknowledgements, to his Friends for
their liberal pa ronage and hopes by punc-
,na'ity and close application to business to
merit a continuance OF the same, as he has
decided after two and half years TRIAL, to
make permanent residence at Burlington.
great variety Of ready made work can
be seen three doors west Of ]. & ]. II.
Peck H. Co College ST., and second in
quality TO none. beautiful article of
Ladies Saddle, Of the latest New York
fashion, very cheap. Gent emans portable,
pigeon, inlays, ShaItoes and common Sad.
dies, greater variety of travelling equip.
menls than ever before offered for sale IN
Burlington, consisting OF Pot,manteaus,
Vailsses, Carpe, Bags of various patterns.
Hard Leather, Double Dcckers, French
Folio, Folding. imitation, Bellows top, and
Common Trunks, from 81, to $50 each.
Coach, Gig Plated, Timed, Brass, Japan.
ed and common Harnesses. A superior ar.
,icle of Cart or Dray Harness, with Scotch,
collars, n good assortment Of Whips
and Lashes, Ttapplpgs, Resets, Twigs,
Yokes, Marlingals, Rolls, Whipplelres,
Fire Buckets, Meets Oil, Sheepsk,ns by
, he DE-. or single, and other articles too
numerous to mention in this bill. Also q
/, first rate Buggy Wagon for sale. Any
Of the above articles will be sold on reason q.
; able terms. Carriage trimming executed
I IN the neares' style. CAL and see.
0sWl.NTED, a Journeyman at the
( above business.
SIS SKINNER.
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John Newell's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }


DISTRICT OF CHITTESDEN. SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the DIS
trict Of ChiHenden, To nN persons con
cerned in the Estate Of John .NelceH, late
of Charlotte, in said District deccaSed,
GREETING.
"HERE.4S, Ezra Holt, and Heman II.
w Newell, administrators of ,hcS state OF
said deceased propose to render an account OF
their administration, and present their account
against said estate for examination and allow
aDce at n session ofthe Court Of Probate, to be
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington
on tho l7th day of June next
Therefore,, You are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you have
why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington. this
30th day Of May A.. d. 1889
VIM. WESTON, Register.
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p. FREEMAN & co.
IHOLESALE DEALERS IN
INDIA. FRENCH & ENGLISH
SILK GOODS.
No. 3 WiiLiam 81. .New York.

A RE receiving per late arrivals supe.
IN rior assortment, among which are
Black and Coored, Figured and Plain Ital.
ian Ptu de Sole and eros de Naples.
Bonnie, Silk aud Satins Figured and Plain
Plain, Figured end Embroidered Sa,lns,
Bombazines, Grapes.
Colored, Black and Blue Black, Silk Vel-
vets.
Fancy Dress Shawls, Zephyr Hdkfs. and
Scarfs.
Mcrino, Chenille and Brochc Shawls.
Superior assortment Cap, Bonnet, Plain
Taffe,a and Satin Ribbons,
Silk. Lace aud KID Gloves.
English aud Saxony Thread, Edgings ant
Lace.
Lslc Inscr'ings and Edeiugs, Blond, Wasl
Blond, Wire ground, Figured and PLAN
Black and White. Black Brussels.
Black Lace Wells, with every variety o
! Lace in use.
Leghorn, Florence and Tuscan, Engiis
and american StraW, Satin and Fdnc
Bonnets.
Artificial Fio,cers.
Country merchants are respectfully in
vi,ed to CALL and examine.