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The native American., 1839-10-26

The Metropolis and the Globe have been
assaing us ever since last Saturday, and it
was as much as we could do to waste the time
in answering, or rather "playing off" on them
this week, what we have done. Perhaps we may
give them broadside next week, if we have no.
thing else of more Importance to attend to. But
we advise the Metropolis to be quiet What
if the clerks and the gentlemen Of the Democracy
of the City were ashamed to march in the late
procession, and walked on the pavements-who's
business is that Don't let the truth trouble
you so. We intend to state facts all the time-we
care not whether they bear hard on Wing or De.
mocrat-and if what little we have said irritates
you SO much, we fear that what we may say
hereafter, will rob our friend, DR.. Thompson, OF
portion of his practice. Keep cool, Mr.. Smith,
or you will certainly betray your whereabouts, by
your constant p,.Ding!
The native American., 1839-10-26

We understand that Mr.. Samuel Stetlinius, the
Agent of the Washington and Baltimore Railroad
rant yesterday, for passing bills Of less demo-
mlnaton than SIS. He Immediately gave bail for
his appearance at court, intending TO test the con-
stiuionality Of the law.
The native American., 1839-10-26

The CAUSE GOES CHEERINGLY oN.-The New
Orleans . Native American announces in one oil
its late papers, that instead Of languishing and
dying, as its foes hoped and had predicted, it is
obliged 10 enlarge and improve its sheet, for the
purpose Of meeting demands against its columns
from increasing advertising patronage in the City,
SO extensive is its circulation in New Orleans,-
and that as TO its country subscribers, they are
rapidly increasing, having received upwards OF
sixty within the last three days" This is indeed
cheering, and we do hope its success may con-
tinue, as it is richly merted. And we would
here remind our friends, and the friends of the
cause, that our list might be very materially in
creased. By little exertion on their part still,
we do not now yield the palm in numbers to any
newspaper circulation printed in the City. If
this is the case, which we believe our City list
will prove, it must be evident that our paper is a
good channel through which to advertise. We
hope our friends will take the hint, and send in
their advertisements, and as many new names as
they choose. Our flag is still floating in the
breeze riumphantly, and will continue to do so,
despite the attacks of partizans and party presses.
The native American., 1839-10-26
NAVY YARD FIRE COMPANY.

| NAV 4 IAhD flhE SOmPAN r.
On Thursday last we went to see the apparatu
and house OF this company, commonly, or orig
| inally called " The Anacosia." and must aware
its members the need Of praise due them. Every
thing is got up in good style. The House is spa
cous and well arranged. The new Engines are
Of the first order, and in as good style as the
most of Agnew's make. Their apparatus now
consists ola new Engine and Suction. (manufac-
tured by John Agnew, of PHILADELPHIA a new
Hose Reel manufactured by Mr.. Buckingham,
Of orr city,) 1000 feet Of new Hose (manufac-
tured BY Mr.. Lamb, of this City,) and their old
Engine; together with all the other necessary
| implements useful al fires. Their meeting room,
! is large and well furnished. Their belfry is not
weigh, we understand, between $50 and 400
lpounds-small, but, nevertheless, useful. Their
members are not few, nor backward at their duty,
being composed principally of those who know
how to, and do work at fires. On the whole,
we consider this great acquisition to our fire
department, and have no doubt the "Anacostia, f"
| in her new dress (by the by, one panel Of the
Engine is decorated with an Indian Chief-the
other by squaw,) will be equally as efficient at
fires as she was in Ter old.
| And we must here congratulate. our citizens
on the great additions and improvements that
have been made in this arm Of our defence
against the destroying element. Every company
in the City is now well supplied with all the
necessary articles for the extinguishment of fires;
and while our cuuntrymen on every side Of US
are suffering from this fatal FRIEND we have been
blessed of late in not being visited by its uncon-
trollable vengeance; and, should it come we
have the consolation Of knowing thatwe are well
prepared for it, Still, we know not how long we
diary is busy ; and as we all learn, sure. Never
theless, we cannot be too watchful. Let our po-
lice be on the alert. Let suspicion rest on the
|suspicious-better that fifty suspiciousl looking
persons should undergo an examination, than
that one fire should occur There are many such
wandering our streets, and unless they can give
la good account of themselves, they should be-
put where they can do no harm. Let our citi-
zens give that aid and countenance to the fire
companies that their arduous land in many cases
thankless) duties require, and we shall soon have
the satisfaction of seeing every young mans
name enrolled on the list of one or the other of
the fire companies Of the City, and ready at
tevesy call to sacrifice their time, and risk their
lives, for the good, the property, and the lives,
of their fellow ctizens-for we hold, that with
out Companies properly formed and drilled, no
fires can be subdued in half the time they can
be with good companies-and this is the neces-
sity for every youag citizen, At least, attaching
himself to one We hope the hint will not be
without its effect.
The native American., 1839-10-26
n 4 oRus MULTIcAULls TREES snhse1ib

REORUS MULTICAULIS TREES.-Thc subscriber
lV1 has for sale, Deliverable alter the fall Of he leaf
OF his growing iron the roots and cuttings from
2o,ooo . 25,4Oo genuine or1s Nulticauis trees These
trees large and SUPERIOR mary II them measure
from five eight feet, well Laiced, and will count
from one to two hunora4 buds each. / will sell any
number that may he required by the Lu', by the fool
by the tree. The be sent safely to any part
Of the country ana directions when desired will be given
to their preservation through he winter. Letters
addressed to the subscriber, post paid will receive
prompt attention F. HOWARD,
Aug. II. near Seven Buildings.
The native American., 1839-10-26

;NOR RENT.-T6at convenient two story framed
/ House formerly occupied BY Sarah Mcdowell,
fronting B, between 18th and 18th streets. Inquire
of John W.. Dexter the promises, or 10 the sub.
scribrr at his office, Louisiana Avenue.
May IS. Is. K. MORSELL.
The native American., 1839-10-26

"AGONS, CARTS, DRAWS, OK WHEELS &c
Wv The subscriber has hand large assortment 81
the above articles, of the very best quality which he
would be glad to dispose Of reasonable terms at his
old stand opposite the Tobacco warehouse Georgetown
Aug II 6m RICHARD JONES.
The native American., 1839-10-26

WHITE LEAD FACIORY.-Tae subscriber offers
w for sale or rent, liberal terms, the white lead
factory, recently erected by him, the railroad office.
II not disposed of by the st Of September, the fixtures
and engine will be for sale Forparliculrs &c inquire Of
JOHN PURDY.
Also, for rent story brick house, situated
Aug 10 OH B street.
The native American., 1839-10-26

Yesterday, a new Suction Engine, for the Per-
severance Fire Company, was brought on from
Baltimore, where she was made. We will notice
il further next week.
The native American., 1839-10-26
E,LEGANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND

ENLEGaNT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
H SHOES-Sign Of the Mammoth Golden Boot
JOSEPH B, FORD, Pennsy lvana Avenue, nearly oppo.
site Browns Hotel has received by the --latest nporutons
from France, his us'ia snpIly Of French CaSkns and
French Morocco, potion OF WHICH he has made INTO
Pcri Boots and shoes aid is prepared to make TO or.
der any article iii his line ina st,le warranted equal TO
a;y IN this or any other c"!ttFy.
j. b L. offers TO The ladies resident and visiting Inc
Metropolis the following, superior Of their kind, VIZ:
Caster Boots. of any variety. with beautiful assert
mc OF colorcd Satin Tgir. with celocd Morocco TO sui
for making Cater Boots Ladies cen have any color the.
wish to match their Gr,
Christina Watef,,s:oo Boots lined with fur, most de-
sirabie article for winter.
Also, ths Quilted Silk Boots and Buskins, with cork
solei Boots ard Shoes made light and elastic.
Slippers Of every variety, for balls and evening parties
with all other arcits, usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment.
10 lhc gentlemen J. B. i. would particularly remark
that he is, II every way prepared 10 fl item with Boots
and shoes in the ncatcst and most fashionable manner
All the work Of his establishment is invariably made Of
French Calf and Morocco Skins, with Spanish Soes; ard
having succeeded with great and attention in getting
lasts perfectly adapted the shape Of the human foot
and in securing the services Of Mr.. JAMES PARSONS,
(whose superiority in cutting ana fitting is generally
acknowledged,) he with the greatest confidence,
recommend his establishment TO the patronage Of the
Public
i)ac
The native American., 1839-10-26

We have received the Knickerbocker Maya
zine, and The Ladies' Book but must defer our
notices Of them until next week.
The native American., 1839-10-26
CEonGE sl,I.ENY,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cpnreyancer and General Agent,
IN has removed his Office 10 7ta street, adjoining ms
residence between D and streets. Oct 70
The native American., 1839-10-26

a CARD Being DESTROYS 10 reduce my present stock
N (Which is large and vaious,) preparatory 10 laying
in Fall supplies shall offer goods al rery reduced priees
JAMES B.CLARKE,
No from 9Th street, ana opposite Centre Market
Aug "a
The native American., 1839-10-26

EpEMOVAI-Boteler s Dom, having purchased the
! stock OF goods Of MIR Seth Hyatt, would respect.
fully inform their customers aud The Public generally
that they have taken that well.known stand formerly
occupied BY p Mauro s Son, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel aid lately by Mr.. S. Hyatt where they intend
continuing the house furnishing business cAtcn.
sivcly than formerly,
They have now on hand we'll selected stock Of goods
embracing almost every Article used in genteei house
Keeping to which they would invite the attention OF
persons furnishing.
Will be found nos in store general assortment Of
Calnet-waTe Chairs, Brds, Betisteads, Mattresses
Looking glasses, China, Glass, and Crockery ware
Lamps Of various desert !tions
Knives and Forks Plats,! aud German Sil1er goods
Britannia ware. Brass Antirons
Shoves longs and Tenders
Hollow. ware for kitchen purposes
Tin and Wood ware Garden Tools, &c.
All Of which they vii sell low for cash, or Oh time TO
punctual customers. JGre
The native American., 1839-10-26

T UMBER, COAL AND WOOD-A. SHEPHERD,
~ successor to L. Mum & Co. is in daily expectation
OF 900 tons of both red and white ash Coal Of superior
quality. Persons DESTROYS Of good article will find it
totheir advantage 10 cal! before purchasing.
Also on hand considerable stock Of Lumber, Of va
rious qualities suitable for every purposes Oak, Hickory
and Pine Wood; Richmond Crate and Smiihs' Coal. al
OF which will be sold on The most reasonable terms
Aug. 3l-3t
TNALL GOODS-We have commenced receiving on
Il fall goods, 10 which invite the attention Of pur
chasers. They consist of
Cloths cassimcrcs, ,cassinets
Merinos, figured and plain
. Black and blue black silks
Figured ard plain gros de Eaps
Mousselines de lains, narrow betting
Curtain calicoes. i1nnc's
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
Aug 81 A. w. s J. E. TURNER.
The native American., 1839-10-26

TsESIRABLE GO)DS.-Nc have this day opened
EB ia addition 20 cur former Stock
case 60 pieces rich Mousselines, new style, aid
very beautiful.
q pieces ln,.i ~ Saii"s Is inches wide
] case lIemsi5tcitd Linen Cambria Handkerchief
I do Tape bortefcd do do
10 pieces Welci Flaanl, beautiful qualities
20 90 fne Damask Diaper, remarkably cheap
40 Do ca, s l. 10 and II Linen Sheciiigs
25 dozen Silk Hosiery assorted qualities
so do Chi:ron's Stockings all sizes
10 10 Boys and runlhs Tibet Gloves
10 pieces plsid Cashmere. beautiful article fol
children's wear ALSO:
Receiving every day. Carpctings, all kinds.
Scrt2s BRADLEY z cATLETr.
The native American., 1839-10-26

ESOR RENT.-A convenient two-story brick house
n on Missouri avenue east Of IL street, lately
cupied by DR.. Buck. For good tenant, the house
will be put in complete repair Possession may be had
Immediately Apply at TODD'S Drug Store
June
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n YDER's NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN,
IL TLEMEN's FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. s Beekmsn street, New York.
and No Is hatcher street New Ore-Southern gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York. respectfully informed that
,hey will find full assortment Of Opsra and Dress Boots I'm.
ION Shoes Fascy and Dress Pumps and Caters Of the same
STYLE quality furnished them a. No Is hatcher st.
New Orleans which obtained the first preus at the late
Fair in that city
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for fine Boots for the
Charleston Mobile, New Orleans Matches ViSgsburgh, o.
anv Of the southern south western cities invited 10 call
and examine splendid article ofigh Dress Boots, made 81
French imported stock in the latest Partisan fashions - NO
Beekman street. Clinton Hail. New Yot, opposite e lark
URiAH RYDER.
~ b. First Premium the American Institute, New York
Mechanics Institute. I"
mv4tf :. late fair at New Orleans
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CARsAPARILLA PoRTER-A and healthy Beye-
- rageTh Porter manufactured by the subscribers from
ingredients perfectly noene, there being narcotic used
the composition II combines agreeable tonc with an
Alternative. admirably calculated 10 in'gorate and produce
healthy action throughout the y stem.
The delicate II without the possibility Of Gre
ang an undue excitement al the time derive all the adj
vanages from its tonic properties that can be obtained from
the best London Porter.
The rsapaa introduced into the Por,e) has long been
celebrated renovaor Of the system, pur. ing the blood
eradcaung cutsneous diseases, NC.
For summer beverage Cor health, Is believed that this
Porter unsurpassed by article ever offered 70 Ne public
being highly earboaaed aud very grateful TO the palate
For sale, by the gross or dozen, by
WHITING BAgCOCK, 81 Liberty street
n. D. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have made trial Of the saraparlls Porter
and sold by Messrs Whiting Babcock and have found u
very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the ingredients which enter into its cemPo.on we
believe that IL will b found wholesome and refreshing drink
from the unpleasant consequences which follow me USE
Of strong beer and porter. - -
H. BORROwE VI ID.
GILBERT SMITH, VI ID.
WILLIAM ". BLAKEMAN, nj. ID.
iei4lm- y. MEAD, MD.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 3. 1889.
FIREWORKS.

TJOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS.-New York Labo-
ratory j. Ashley 1876 Front street. two doors south Of
Fulton street The extensive and brilliant assortment II
fireworks offered the above place. consisting Of
5000 Hanary and Signal Rockets
5000 Fire Wheels, Of all descriptions
2ss dozen Triangle Wheels, with illuminated centres
5000 Mines with stars and serpcnts,
500 dozen Bengola Lights.
500 do Roman Candles, large and small.
$50 do Merrones.
90 sun Pieces, red and blue fires.
1876 Chinese Fan Pieces
500 dozen Flying Serpents.
sol do Pin Wheels.
63l do Scroll Wheels,
25S do small Sky Rockets.
$500 do Blue Lights
49, do Tourbions
100 boxes double Headers.
1000 boxes Fire Crackers.
n. B-Commtess for city and country displays, military
private parties and clubs be supplied on the most
liberal terms with articles WARRANTED the ma
eas having been selected from The most celebrated
in Europe Je2i-iir
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FOURTH OF JULY.
Erening Excursion for CofHfion Parties
: r-Ss1 q The elegant steamboat NOVELTY, will
60 make Evening Excursion ON the Fourth Of
An efficient band is engaged for the
caou ard an efficient person will be engag to and
.uperntend dancing The boat will be sPlendidy lighted
and will the foot Of Chambers street at quarter past
o'clock and Old State Prison Dock at half oclock-and
will AXE tour Of the bay witness the splendid Fireworks
OF Castle Garden and then proceed up the North Rer
Tickets FOR the Excursion, so cents each.
NB-The Novelty has fine promenade deck Of 900 feet
in length aordng accommodations for Excursions and
Coton Parties than any other boat Her lower cabin and
saloon will be thrown open TO form one splendid CABIN OF
$50 fee in length yl.r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-03

TNIREWORKS /. FIREWORKS. :! FIREWORKS IL
II CHARLES w. VULTEE llo Chatham, corner OF Or
aage street. the oldest established Firework Manufacturer in
the city, the public generally that his present
is the largest the Unon and be sold
prices than by any other manufacturer and vender
The consists of Rockets Of all cabre and
with gold and silver rain, orange crimson and essamine fires
SC &c. FANS line pigeons msroons port fires palm trees
Mines tourson hexsgons octagon veriica tranges Ro-
candles diamonds with golden fires Peruvian fires
scos pin wheels grasshoppers blue lights snakes of all szes
Sc, &C., and host Of other. too numerous TO mention.
The public and all sceptcs invited to call and Also,
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets Torpedoes,
and Falling Crackers the lowest market prices Country
merchants invited call and the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Goods to any part Of the city free
Of expense. / ont forget the place.
CI ARIES W. VULTEE,
iel.tlt ll6 rhatha Of Orange street.
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= 1880 - The new Steamboat JAMES MADISON,
Sz.lrAr NCpat Ferry, viii make an Excursion, July
4,h-leavng the Steamboat Pier foot War
rem street at half past o'clock in the morning. arriving at
West Point al about IL O'Clock Passengers who remain at the
Point will have ample time TO dine, view the Point remains o.
Fort Pu,nm NC while the boat prsceedsto Newpugh 70 give
those who NAY WISH an opportunity Of viewing the Old Head
Quarters Of General Notwithstanding at Newoursh
three hours Stopping at the Old State Prison wharf re-
ceve PASSENGERS.
Fare Ger the whole trip 81 "a,
A Band Of Music board. ~ Jy<oa
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Ne. las


r NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-Ths
SII regular sales by auction, at this well known ee
N<~N Enlistment Of Horses, Carriages &c, eoott
wv NJ nue. to take place every Monday, at IL
O'Clock, throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday July st
at IL O'clock commencing with Carriages, Harness. &c, adn
II O'Clock the Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of are requested 70
make early application good number On inc
catalogue be offered auction unless register
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose the
resister VIII be kept open TIL Saturday 9th july
GRO. w. MILLER
Successor TO j. w. Watson, 446 broadway
AsoCarrags and harnesses among them handsome
imported Caerole seloagsg TO His Excelsncy the Minister
Of France, sold only as he . leaving the United States
a24y CIV. M.
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verbena Crean TO thee dedicate my lay,
For easy shaving thou't TO none give way
The lasting sparkling creamy froh, boards thy virtues
More fragrant than the white than haky snow
II would be useless sx,o the peculiar emo,ent
Of Rings verbena Cresm"-iis rich durable ather WI,
warm cold spring rain waer-'ts entire freedom " =,
sarng re5nes or roushness generally complained o. V
CuAs n. RING, ga broadway
A.o Far al. hv a d. sands. 10 and 100 Fulton street.
Guion, iso Broadway; s. II. $. Woodwor'h, 90
Broadway: r. DieLe, AIS Broad~ay h. NJ 6uon cor, DIV
cry and Grand street; syme, % so~erJ, COT " ' "
jeoo.lm.
gUNKEArisE ON GEMs--A useful guide Tor the Jeweef,
lapidary artist, amateur and m,neralog'', describing All
the gems sature and the most interesting n"eea" "o
can't products -sed In architecture. For safe bv
80 LEWIS FEUCHTwAN0ER,
j.2ey Io0'd'reet
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS-Engrayed in a
w and approved engraved plates,
with the utmost the highly enameed porcelain
Cards which, for whteness and brancy Of polish cannot be
exceed All orders promptly attended to at VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving AMI Printing EyAshment, 80
John street, corner ofWilliam street 'u4lm'
MEMS, YOUTHS md CHlLDREN's CLOTHING
1Nl The subscribers Keep constantly hand large
Of Ready Made Clothing, suited TO every and
size, which will be sod at low prices for Cash.
a5 BIN" GEO. A. HOfT o., Ia bowery.
A ,rs,,Y :, the Alabama Lie Insurance and Trust Lcn
IA pany Nc % Wall street Books for the ramfsr OF tbs
Stock of this Company opened at the North American
i, mysc e,% s'is GEO STARR, Agent
Two ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders snt
,e that they constantly hand and prepared
furnish notice. architectural ornaments oil every de
scrpion "for the interior finishing OF dwellings churches
other pubc buildings" capitals for celunns and
do. TO all the orders Of architecture CONSOLES aes
rehed moudngs rosette pstsre feze ornaments &c &C
&c to any The long quality OF composition orna
mens executed by tken renders u useless TO say much N
euogy and the they possess, and from long
practice models mouas, and depart
of business hater themselves that Tor soldness OF relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work Will be found
much superior thing Of the kind done other place
they having avoided that tiny aat and underlined
much Justly complained or Great attention having been
paid to the modes insure the best quality
the possible price, hey happy to that their
scale of will be found 10 DC beyond the reach OF
abatement competitions.
Builders out New York, part OF the United States
roua find material savisg aud likewise procure superior
article by calling writing for thing OF the kind they may
require have hand, and enabled TO NIL orders TO
any amount al very short notice -
CALLER MURPHY,
Manufac tory 5g2 Broadway,
mvIAsu. Que door from Niblss.
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GENTLEMEN's
CAST. OEE CLOTHING

GENTLEMEN'S
CAST.OFF CLOTHING
norGur, AND ruLL GIVEN ~ cnH nv
H. LEVITT, "a Duane IT., 3 door. from William :
ly- KNOWING there persons who make grea, pun
in their for Cast on Clothing Ne Se ana VINO
in many cases give the full value Tor the sameh l.
will assure those gntewen who may have such aruces oy
them and who may send for him. Of receiving the very utmost
vsluc in CASH for every article.
MA line through the post office, otherwise to the
above address. will meet with due attention Je2s sm
NOR sALE-scotch, English and AmercanP Pig Iron. Also
old scrap and iron old copper brass lead NC
will be sold cheap for cash approved paper
e all kinds and other articles taken ON storage ths
very lowest terms,by DAN,st ,y.,.,.,..
:. N S...A..lc. r;.. nil To- .ale ie6. Inn
r,ATpNT RIFIFs-A highly finished article, for sale by
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
bay 'o'o '''ee'
sNAPER MAKERS FELTING- full assortment fer
east PERssE BROOKS o. Liberty street.
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II EFINED NICKLE, warranted of FIRST quality, Tor 'a'e'
~ ~ r"''e''e LEWIS FEucnTwANGER, : Gold =.
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90 THE CHEAPEST %

MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having extensive and .pendd stock Of Cloths Cass
meres Vesngs and Summer Goods IN this city, which viii be
up the elegant style the shortest notice. at the
following prices cash delivery, a, the vel known
CASH TAILORING EsThBLIsH MENT OF
JAMES TAYLOR,
So Maiden Lane and III Liberty
PRICES
superhne black, blue or fancy coored Dress
Coa's, SA 70 ~
Gentlemens' Summer Goats, from ~
Cashmere Psntaloons, variety Of patterns and
colors $500 ~
Vests II silks. ,atins, yelyets. csssimeres,Mar.
seillcs Val,nhss or Thibet Cloth, ~ - TO -
The public will pie se observe the above prices rs per
cent below the ordinary prices Merchant Taor e2sy