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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
D Z z ID

NJ r. JAMES MORRISON, the HY-
~ Il Est, died at an advanced age, the
10th Of May last at Paris, where he had
resided Tor some time, experimenting a
branch of the British College of Health,
London
The College at London has been for
some time under the snneEvisinn of
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12

X lon DRY con and PIcKr.Kn = n-,r,,,--
q prime order, for sale at the random i,a e
- May Is.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
For Sale.

THE subscriber will keep on hand. and for
y - sale, during the season, Hoes and Hoe han
oles, Pitch-forks of various patterns, size and fin
lsn' aid OF various prices. Fork-handies, Whit
netree and Neck-yoke woods, Dung fork and
shoVel-handles, &c. &c. Please call.
J. HOLCOMB.
Brandon, July 6, 1870 "a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12

ii AflNG TOOLS. Farmers in want of =
then ia good qualify Of Grass Scythes. will f;n5
800 g the Brandon IRON Cos Store AIs a,''a
scyihes : = anu naKes, and cheap
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
To Silk.G ron e RS.
EGGS AND TEs EES
@F Q R S L E. ~.

- . Il > A L z .&T
A QUANTITY Of Eggs, of the
IA Penut variety, for sale. =
aof ALSO TRIBES "
NJ 7 us1oM utica ulis, Alpiae,
= anton, and Brou S the
Ia. 70 latter from one to three years growth
Enquire atthe Telegraph Office.
Z Brandon, March 10, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-22
THE NORTH AMERICAN

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Price 81 50per an. IN adrdnce,
or 90 90 at the end of The year,
and in ike proportion for fur
Their delay Of payment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

s a.mS MD Es'sss SerS
Ss.as Coasiituo4 N9ans shsLspsars croweIl NSe New
ra Ii s. SssSeN s sss Ts
P f 1ras so fEs sS,a. Do
Gen,,iton SeT 0rlssnf Copmbne dos Eaeand DO:
s 5sn ao S Mo-
ss 81 lrs"9as 's F9s.
Fake a RsS ssa,sgsa
Ioh cid Dsnmak New Ore.s Gov Troap sohsnsr
SS @ 22. afs t rsis
oeso Vic SNG orsu sg PSs a. Msw
BIh" I'm rel, AdiropdaGk NYork; Amazon, Boston,
in sonG, viii The Fanny Norssns The ssisr is c.e
vLaNDOS Jy Entered for dg, Gladiator Brtton for
w p MOUTH June aosld Prince Albert New York-wind
fosa's Roads, isSi Hope NsITs from Sheer
june EFT ssA louisa NYc,.
por ed sr Liverpool on shore the Bar discharg.
TrNHr. June is-Margarei, from L,ape,lv far Nyort
MUMsLts June s-arr Nile, Hepburn fom Valparaiso for
H.ysf Ig@s sON1Fr L. Grange Norsas s sid ou.ta,
RMGGaSanS June n s7arr Gqa Ny9,
Hg.vorr June 1ar Neptune Dohman, NYork ash sid
N Xs4%r hp,' june D 9r &c Giraffe Mobile. o
MGtagzhs Madison, virgaia sid A%eiica asiS arr
GRossrADr; June arr Susan NYork.
HAMBURG, June Carr Hortenso, N.wYork 10th, Washing
| ton do.
TRIESTE, June t-arr Isabella, Nfork
DALARo. May 26-arr Catharine NYork
Macao, March e-Akbar Dumaresq FIN Boston Canton;
Tarqun, Hunt from do, passed for Whampoa came day
There only two Br sloops OF the station.
ToNGHoo, Chins-arr London, NYork
ST JOINS NB July l:-arr Hero, and Wasp, rladel; cid
MargareI, do; Mercator, Swift NYork
HALIFAX, July li-arr Red Rover, Penfeld NYerk
flcroU, July s-cld Julia, NYork
GAlvEsTON July Arr Corine, Hi chcock NYork, with
large number of
MANsANLLA, JuLe Pho American vessels in port.
ST. JAGo, Cuba, 3 days sinceImpulse, Little from NYork
disg
UnitedStates Ports.
CALAIS, Me, July i5-arr Gauges and Farmer NYork sid
Potomas, do.
Bosros, July is-cld Eme' aid. NOrleans Meteor franklin
La; Jasper, Nickerson, NYork steamship Brita
mia, Woodruff, Liverpool, July 4
PHILApILPHIA July Barr Elcy. Matanzas Oak. Boston;
York Equity, DO.
BMTI,ioRF, July is-sd Traffic, Myers, New York; Tom
Wood, Baker do
FREoEHIcKsBURs, July liar Mary, NYork
CHARLEsroS July i5-sd Token Boston; Virginia Anto
nette. Nassau NP Lawrence. Cobb, NYor 6t cid
| etle, Elery Boston; Salem. Destehrecho, Hsvre.
MoBLr July i0cld Cuba, Provdence Franklin, Good
| hue, Wilmington, Del.
New ORLEANS, July ocd Caledonia. Cork; Forester Lii
yerpoo Jssore, Hayre St Cloud Emerson New York;
Eliz beh, Marseiles; Casco Boston; Sir Colon Campbell
Liverpool; Frances Ashby Burns, NYerk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

DYER, report was circulated that the Britannia vas
epon our waves. Hundreds who heard il, were in
uredulous, and a counter statement was buzzed
cbout that one of native boats was teegraphed
from the ROYAL Oak. This had the effect to allay
what little excitement had been occasiOned in the
hope of seeing the for stranger, and the
Britannia arrived in our harbor at 10 o'clock, and
was moored at the wharf-her mails distributed her
passengers landed, without disturbing the people
from their business their slumbers. In fact, our
population will not hear of the arrival of the dis
tnguished guest until after they have enjoyed their
Saturday nights repOse The editors Of the " At
las' and the Evening Gazette" came passengers
in the b. rom Halifax, each having the advantage of
ex-scssorising and compiling their extras in the
travel The great dinner to Mr.. Cunard comes off
on Tuesday. at East Boston. 1t is intended to be
one of the handsomest festivals which old Boston
has had the honor of accomplishing for many years.
Yours &C. A. B
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

Each OF these banks show increased circulation
with the exception ofthe Farmers Drovers Bank where
the circulation has decreased notwithstanding that the
specie and loans have increased The aggregate loans APP
pear have increased IS cent but the aggregate specie
remains nearly the The aggregate currency of these
banks has increased Is per cent? if these six institutions
index to the of all the free banks; the
rency furnished by Them have increased 100000
and yet the supply in the market apparently not great
before This arises from the decreased activity of bust
When trade sbuoyat and money changes hands
pidly small suices for the transfer of great
amount opropery and the supply of money apparently
large but trade becomes sluggish and money changes
hands slowly its apparent quantity is not so great,
although the actual supply much greater; that is fmar
kets very active five different holders of property may
receive and pay away the identical money in
short time; whenli dull dealer may find
difficult to procure that sum in the given time.
The following is statement OF the affairs ohe Bank of
Missouri.
SrATyMFyr OF THE BAsK " Missouri Ann Bp.Scuvs "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

they driven to this the Harlem stock will be utterly
worthless and for this certain capitalists Tho
would otherwise forward to assist the company,
hang back The only possible way for the road
pery and speedily put in operation, for the Harlem Co.
to remain perfectly quiet and economic their
while the New York and Albany Company go and bnd
the road down to Harlem river. The Harlem Company
might then make connection small expense and the
increased business thus thrown into their hands
of future prosperity The welfare Of the whole requires
that there should be separate and distinct management
this side of the Harlem river.
We have recev ed additional returns OF
the banks ofths state under the free banking law lead
ing features of which, compared with their returns
made in January last arc as follows
RETURNS OF FREE BANGS July I, is4o, As COMPARED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Passengers Arrived.

LivERroot-Sieap ship Britannia-Lord Bishop Of Nova
Scotia. Mrs Iug 4d4ughters seryants Kart ct Gale.
don Halifax Col and Mrs. Nonins d. CC Butler. de; Major
ard Mrs suStop, chi I'd servant do Capt Broughton
do; and Mrs. Winter, dos Lient lngis, dos Mr. Ogden
American Consui; Hos = Cnntrd HsaS Miss Halliburton.
10; Mss Canard dol Mrs Street, DOson Mics stewart Ia.
Ir,x Mr. and Mrs. g. RUSSELL Loesr Canada Mr.. asd Mrs
Pge children AID servant do, Mr. Featherstoahaugh
VI Charles Mnturn, BOSTON; MIR Spcnce, do Mr. Fra r.
lin ~, f.x Nc r. Elwood do: NJ. Elwood, 10: Mr..
and Mrs Lover C.nad, Mr. Foord Do; Mr. John
nugharn Boston: Mr. Hrnshaw do; Mr. Ross Upper Ga
NADIA; Mr Thomas Palmer do; Mr Jno HUT Hafts; Mr. :
CADET Boston; Mr. Morley Upper Canada; Kee by
Boston; Mr. Jenk do NJ Jane, CLARK. Hfsr; Mr. 10.
ssph Cark DO; Mr w W Andrews, Boston, Mr. Russell and
shn ps'seusefs :. - .
ton; MIN Rum; sir V Ross Mr. w w Clapp Bost Mrs
Mary Way Nc Richard Haughton, Boston, Mr. George Jones,
r James Patrr.os, NJ John b. Mr. Whitney, BoS-
Mr NcDo 'fld d ri month, ~ Mrs NJ Miller. 30.
.1natbss of TIE BrgnHia-B Woodruff, fommandaut; ~
Rlers charg 81 Mall Peter Kenneth, Engineers Dr. Scott
Surgeon; " IA, Tor, Pussr -.
ovpo-- Packet ship T,ronfoAlfred Monroe, Concord
Ma WIN Hewts ard ialy Nova Scotia ieny McFarlan
family. Lond Mrs Carroll sui child, Miss Juhnson dos
sere api lady, NYgrk Francis Bls1ek y And .dy,
Frne Nicholas aud Lady, Ulp,r Csnala, Wm Fakncr,
q burg u 81; keasrs tarlton aud R9ch., tOsouj Nsssrs
hhers iosss, Jacques Nicholas, buslandi Mr. Naeti'
Cob w., Frin~-s0 ~ stcetege.
MsItNz,s-Psr Brig IhbeTni1-Nrs ~ and dsus h
te-e, Nr fstrs.
Nav OeLrars-Psr Bart Cls'is--Ns Caldwell shi :.
Mrs Go aud chi Boston; Nss astmAn " e. Ncm.ii,
ia W ", Nelsrs hsBse, Otoer Clara, Malay, hici-
ar1sol, Young
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

M CHAIRMAN THr,rRE.-As anticipated, the
mantle spectacle of the Flying Dutchman represented
last evening in style cquaed in this country.
The scenery dresses machinery, chorusses, Sc.
everything that could be required and the performers
quilted themselves in manner never looked for on the
first night of piece OF this character. The manouverng
of the ship under full SAIL of the perfect
scenes of the kind Tonight the piece vii
be repeated with the operetta ofthc Poor Soldier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

lF- VAUxHALL G,RpESs.-"Still better attraction and
more of it" the motto here Really these beautiful gar
dens becoming the place Of public resort and public
qualification What with the beautiful grove and acoves
the splendid walks blooming plants and luXurant shrub
berry With such almost endless variety of the first ta
lent in the country engaged in the saloon il is impossible
find agreeable manner of spending an evening
and twenty five cents than here BY fhe way the Ice
Creams Julaps Punches &c concocted BY Brad Jones,
''not very bad to take"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
STATEMENT OF THE BAsK Missouri AND BRAScHys on
TIE FIRST july, 1870, As COMPARED WITH JAN 1910

This institution is government deposite bank and
transferred the proceeds of the land sales and other
dues received the This shows that during
the last six months its commercial loans have decreased
500 20 per cent and its Indebtedness the United
States has increased 20 per nearly The circulation
and depoes of the bank have largely diminished while
from beng debtor of $685. OO she become creditor
bank for 100000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Second Board
Cattle Market.

There plentiful supply Of Cattle in mark today
and prices declined somewhat
Nine hundred beeycs offered and all but two hun.
dred and fifty sold nj prices varying from six TO eight dol
lars, a Scraging seven dollars.
Two thous md Eve hundred and seventy Sheep were
sold 25aSl ahead There about three nd
In market.
Cowos and Calves fetch S2jaSis ahead. There were
seventy five offered and hity-hve sold.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

Destructive SToEM AT MApEiRA.-The island
of Madeira visited on the 23d ult by a dreadful
storm from the n. E., which ragged until the foil w
ing evening. Strange to say. it was scarcely felt
but tne S. f. side, where the destruction TO
the vineyards is computed at from 5000 to 5000
pipes Of wine The shipping in the harbor es-
caped without damage one United States schoo-
ner was driven to sea, but returned after it
had abated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Arrival aud Departure of the Mails.

Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stoninrton,
daily. except Sundays, ............ An 81 p. NJ
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haver,
daily, except Sundays. .............. p. M
Eastern Land Mail which leaves sunday
morning, close. Saturday ............
Eastern Way Mail via Harlem. Westchester,
NDrw.k, nc. daily except Srniay p. A.. ~
Hartford Mail, by steamer daily, except
Southern Mail, through to New Orleans,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............Iil I'M ~ p. w.
Western Mail. daily .................iIl y. p.
Northern Mail, daily ..;........ .....s An 81 r.r
Northern Steamboat Mail, 10 Saratoga, via
Hubs N. Albany and rroy, daily. 81 Pm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
IniportatlOns.

ImpOrtntIOhs.
Torontoi4o cks beer. Barker Co; II pkes
"A Macarlan; Meyer Son; 2s chs ie6ler DiIb:
Woosey & o;2 L Wooahead; As 4 Rockwell; Black
aG watts; is Links q Felt; NV Vyse; G q Thorburn;
Nicos Manning x Co; Wiley K Putnam; ~ o order
ST. THoMAs-Par Tdal-23 cs w Alsop go cerons Aymar
Go; hkts (ireenenthai; bale + Glenn scheis
enger: Dorsnd Go; "A PenDingon; a to order.
NEW OsLEANs1Per Ciaron-i3 hhds Rogers Co; Don.
adson w Whitehead; is BIS cotton Barow Pope IO ky
II Field; 225 pgsesd Ramsey Crooks S. bis tobacco
ryin; 81 pigs cad Crooks 1870 sacks wheat to
SAvASS,h-Per Wilson FiiHtr-25 bis cotton Sharper;
$50 bM go AZ w Harrimanj AZ ties knapp bis
Ton Nctoa Duckwiib; f ,ps brandy Foot bx Wiley
Pgnam; Holt: tIarqer& Brs; "a bis Apthorp;
"a Ihomas y Peck; 20 brls Knapp; 1875 to order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

The Niagara Chronicle states that assertions from
both sides of the river taking place continually
risk of drowning. An instance is related as having
occurred on Tuesday, the 7,h, when four deserters
from the 93d regiment, (British) attempted to
the river a plank, and three of them were
drowned, one only reaching the American shore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21


ARRIVAL OF rHr BRIrASSIA, AND RECEPTION or
Mn. CUsARp.-The Boston,ans gave the Britannia
q reception which the papers call grand and for
Boston, we dare say il was well enough. She was
salutcd from half dozen points-a revenue cutter
and Maverick House were Illuminated. The band
on board the Columbus struck mp "Gsd save the
Queen" on the Britannia's passing her. She haul
ed into her berth, at Cunard Wharf, East Boston,
about N O'clock, where she received with loud
aud continued huzzahs. Rockets let of at va
rous points Of the city On her arrival at Halifax,
the whole population lined the wharvcs aud greeted
her with repeated huzzahs and shouts. The adm
raj commanding the English frigate Winchester,
had her splcndidly dressed in colors,and fired sa
Lutte, which has never been done before to private
steamer From the Governor, Sir Colin Campbell
and the other authorities, Mr.. Cunard received
every attention during his brief stay at Halifax
The Britannia was detained at Halifax only seven
hours, and accomplished her passage from that port
to Boston in thirty-six hours. She will leave las.
ton on the first Of August for Liverpool touching at
Halifax.
The following letter from our CORES pondent gives
some additional particulars -
BosToN, July 18th, 1870
DEAp sIR-Our citizens have been on The oyi rirs
for the Britannia since Tuesday. and her
ap 90 Friday, led US 10 believe that we should G,a
receive the news by the q ieen TODAY Rut no
tdngs having been gained from either THE norni,s
<he excitement began to die away. and All fhs ar.
parations which had b on made far her rerestior
were apparently abandoned About o'clock, how
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
The Theatres.

The Chatham filed to OVERLOOKING last night.
Thorne brought out the Flying Dutchman in splen-
did style. Particulars tomorrow, as we are too
much crowded this mern;ng. Der Freischutz was
played to good house at the Franklin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

1cJ- The steamship Unicorn left Halifax with the
mail for Quebec, and the sloop Of war Roseway,
for Bermuda, Immediately after the arrival of the
Britannia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

Or5- From Liverpool Dock the Britannia made the
land in Nova Scotia in III days and Is hours-head
winds all the way She went at the rate of 27O
miles in "a hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

MAD DoGs.-One of our carriers was bitten and
seriously injured by mad dog in the Bowery yes
terday. Look out for them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

CAsUALTy.-Two persons, father and son, were
drowned IN the Delaware river, opposite Kensng-
tor, on Friday last, by the upsetting ola boat.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

lS; The British mail packe for June had Hot arri-
we'd at Halifax when the Britannia left Friday
morning, having been oat over 40 days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

London; Col q W. Forbes, Williams. J v Wanroy, VIM
Downing New York Mrs Anderson children and servant
SPAIN Mrs Lowber, Paterson, NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

a WIN BROWNIES Chatham street, opposit. Ros. ,,It
- street. hasthe largest assortment Of summer Hats
establishment IN this city which will be sod WHOLESALE ana
th lowest prices Also gene raj 10th
AMI NeIetC some new patterns, much adEirrd n..
style Of boys Hats Just received from Paris Ia trimrned
very beanu article Gentlemens Hats qualities only
and So inferior to none cold for those prices Economy
Ne wished for IN times like these. arss s,s. )"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
Died.

Died.
On The 10th inst. John Walker eyed rs years
His friends aud thoss of his souglaw John Thompson
are respectfully requested attend his funeral this
O'Clock. from his tate fedcnce $50 Greenwich str,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

o. Madame Lecomte is dancing at st. Johns
r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
SR rWyEbh WORTH THE ATTt NTIoN. OF

7 4 HaV
opened another spl ndid Boot ard Shoe st,r, AZ
No 2es canal street OF Hudson and Canal s where
ties have an entire stock of most fashionable Boots aud
shoes OF their manufacturing which they will AZ
duced prices far bel w any thing offered Their stock
consists Of french calf and goat skin dr. boots OTIS
oi eve'y st " and quality Eenemens shoes every de-
scriPion ad misses, aud ldens boots AID shoe. 81 .ys
hind which viii be sold extraordinarily low At 9o mai :,
or their ed well Known staad q To enuerst. TIE rric,s
Of each article would be impossible therefore those b 80,
cheap boots aud shoes do than call AZ oos d %
Caa street, where they TO find ch,ar fbinseI.
hd koou HH-ie ic2a ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

POINTER DOU-For sns, vel trots boz ia uonths
Il ole. stan Ic3 and fetch vel. ~ auirr Of
I'VE stecd' IAs BA, nE, 100 Or,eBv,ict IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

Pa,s myers s,iied.
LivKsPJtL-Paskei s. q NOrIh Jias a -Ceygs C'aYtcn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21
PERIENT CARBONATED soLUTIoY on Nc

"A NEsIA prepared by j. =" NIXON No -o' Bcw.r 49, ~,
eordng 20 the process .pted BY the etig al ts.ee Sir
james Murray, NJ D. The ID I'D and
acting on the bowels as mild yet ,c,ent srient and fr
adlpt,d to s9ohe the IRA bly ccnssqusnt on
heat nur and III distressing sckness s nd ant
on pregnancy ~. WIZ also be found power1t spfiIote
against that class OF eacusns copc etios IN the LidnsV Nc
that dethd upon an acid rihiua Medical .n III inch ct
iene asnt pronounce one Of he agreeable aud
ta I.laIohs OF that useful nnsdi rrss ~ known.
iueed - - Ns PERFECTLY satisfied that nothing sora To- IA
city IN the Union. u" ''s " =" WY '"'e'
~ ha Sr lanes Msrays original receipt and also the ap-
Ea hrst used ~ him ~ preparing the same, cm tho
i"rNemrns made by HIM thereon, ard jr whf he will
tk ~ esry oppor unity 81 securing rstent ie eorf-
uh el i.g adt the many spurious attempts palm
On w Fnpc his prcperaiionl q ov's 81 Janes Mursys,
roud s Reauine pcper1iioa be oh aimed here whch mere
Tan du1l " would bear copson 10 the srtcle now
~ cL touhdest IN tie ruh p hes ION te Nv bis
to test Of the chemist and 90 the approval and utonsee
OF a die erntur rulitr. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-21

CARD-1hc subscriber informs his friends and n. ulI;e
- ~ general that by the last arrivals from France
sel'ed case an assortment Of Pistols. by the
best manufacturer Paris which imported for The 81.
ei his improved Shooting Gallery adi.inpg r.r
hams Mansion Houss, Bloomiurdsle. ~
Blooningdale, June %, isls poa ny.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-18
NEW GOODa!!

TGy!IE undersigned has Just received direct from
l. New York, AZ extensive stock NJ Dry Goods,
Hats. Boais and Shoes, Clou,i"y and sadlsrs, 70
wt,ici, he particularly calls the attention of the
public, his stock a prssess consists IN part u rs
t0iloNs u. fs AZ @
Superior to.a and o. 4be1 blankets, 10. French
negro blankets, brown ~sbirt;ngs and s~heetibg, Of
ali widths, bed ticking I aud ~, fms bteaehed
domes.ies and long cloths, white aud rst h~aa''sls,
sdper white ga,zs 10, Rae Canton dv. fancy strip
edf %satjnetts, Kentucky james, fine stri;'d eaas,n,'ers
fine itisIs linens, bik and white corded skirts,
lae figured narcotics do. super blk silks, supsr
biz ard white satins, needle worked edgings and
insertibgs, fancy and BLK Thibett sl,aw Wis, ladies'
fAe legi,era boane,s ladies hne stray do. Isdits
fine straw hoods, misses open worked bonaets and
hoods, apron cheek, fine Preoel, and co,smon eai-
icees. 6oe rob roy shawls, fancy snasli" sbd eash-
mer s,a wis, super blk merjno DO. supet eniey
ehibeIt do. mefin6 and e0ttdtf hose, mcrjpo and
eott0s do. Anc French and Eaxiish ~.nerinos, h"r
frenels bonbaxine, pists and figured taeossett tna.i
ard swiss musiins, satin striped and cross bard
masiins, linen and cotton nark 'es, spool thread
Orrells, Tsyler's and Victoria, misses and ihdaihs
hosnry, ladies' and gents Kid gloves, heavy kerssys
aud l,aseys, tiaen snd cotton hkfs plsin and hem
stitched, Ane Ill 4 asd cotton ambsrellas, artificial
fipwers and wrcsths, biz and white srspe, R"s
kl'k 1tst,aa sitk i,kfs, Hns iJaBdansa silk DO.
CLOtlifNG-3apsrior pilot sloth over coats,
superior beaver do. superior drab aud mixed 10.
common blanket aud bear skin over coats FIRE cloth
hunting coats, superior blue and d'k cloth roek
coats, superior lrisi, green aud brow do: superb
Or blue aud blk dfess coats, boys besr shiB over
coats. plain strip'd and rih'd cassimeir pants, super
mn assd blue 10. s,,tes striped aud = I'D s~stine't
pants, ke"tuek james pants. cottonade 10. hnrd
Hme's pants and round jackets, blue ss.'hst snd
Ky. lanes do. figured ard plain sstin vests, hgurM
and plain velvet vests, srtinet shd cloth vests, red
and white flannel st,irts and drawers, plain sstin
aod boml,sz;ne stosks, calico shirts, fine r8fSed
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