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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
Iron and Groceries

tST received J. E. Reeves Cash Store and 70,
y sale Uery cheap.
Richmond. July 23, ISL, a. #
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16

TuE SExEs.-1'he finger of God himself has
marked out The line which separates tho npul~
ses, tho habits, the character of the two sexes:-
Man has rigor-woman refinement: has
the reasoning faculty best deveoped--woman
the perceptire: man has the power OF abstraction
women rarely possess ii: man is the creature of
c0lcUlafion-woma OF impulse: man Is capable
OF daep research, he proceeds slowly and
tiously, measuring every distance, and counting
every step of his progress-woman bounds along
with rapid foot, observing the must prominent
objects in her path, and from them forms concu
sions often erroneous, but always ingenious. The
intellectual faculty in man is usually eoncentra-
tcd--in woman it is diffused: men of genius COM
monty devote themselves to some favorire
persut-women of genius remarkable for
their versatility. Man has the more correct judy
ment--women the more correct feelings. He
has knotr!cdge of right which he often forgets
she a consciousness OF il which never forsakes
her, even in the midst of Crime: man possesses
the stronger pdssfons-woman the stronger Gf
fectionS: has boianeSs-woman fortttude:
man can perform heroic deeds--woman can en-
dure the extreme of suffering: man has the more
physical daring; woman the more moral courage
man controls others by the force of his character;
women influences by the genileness of hers. Ia a
woTd my dear Frank, the relative position of the
sexes is fixed beyond all change, their respective
duties we'll defined. Man has been given the
weapons OF moral aud mental trarf fare that he
may 60 out into the world, and do battle with and
Tor ms teIlows-whie on woman is bestowed tina,
skill in moral and mental culture which enables
her TO improve the field OF duty at home'
THE RIGHT OF INSTRUCTION. Lock hsa, Pom
pey,' said negro, yesterday. TO 4 brother da rky.
both OF whom were working at the burnt dis
trice-'look hea. Pompey; what for you no put
more water IN dat mortarf
Just cause as how don't like TO do it. niger
-dats ALL
well. tell you wot il is; instruct YOU to do
it--dat's nufi.'
No II amt nufi. neider, niger. I amt no Wir-
ginny 'stric,ionis,, how, dis child's a creole
niger, and so be his children fore 'em,'-TPic.
4 GONE SuckER.--A beautiful pair recently
appeared before justice Of the peace in Illinois,
to be married.
"Do you take this man 10 be your lawful hus.
band" &c. said the justice.
The feminine sucker lifted her blushng conn
tenance. and in touching accents replied, I" Well
does oss."-[Pic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
To House Keepers.

I IOUSE-hEEPERS can be accommodated, al tho
Market House, during market hours, n the end
of the National Bridge. Aquila jones' Pork house,
opposite Market all times, Firsiays
excepted. with all kinds Fresh Meat from Mutton u
10 first rate Beef reasonable be had
elsewhere.
Sept. 9th, ISL. o. kINSEY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16

nnn GRATED and Inocuated Ffut
AO,OOO Trees, of large for sale
Richmond NureTy situate short distance Richmond
on the loganspoTt road, comprZing OF
fruits Iipening succession the round
CORNELIUS RATIIFF Proprietor.
9th 22nd, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
MARINE JOURNAL.


Ship Columbus, Barstow, LiyerpoolC II Marshali Glad
dalor. SrIiton London. Grinncl, Mniurn & Co; Char
loue. Rice Porteuco. Nh.
Briggs Br Helen Mar, Card, Picou. Winuieti; L'or-
lent Mlnch Rarnden, Me, Brett & Vose Aerolus, Lin
c.In Georgetown, sc; Sw, Pyad, -. Antwerp, II
Schmidts Son & Co; Wilson Fuller, Cobb, Savannah.
Scott & Morrill,: Eagle Stevens. s. Johns NJ, Foster
Nickcrsol; FIR Aexsadre BIiard Dunkirk, Seisettc,
Catherwood Chase Narcotics d H Robcrtson Villa de
Napoli, Martin, Naples, l. Palmer.
Schrs C Hooper, Tyler, Richmond; Chas L Fose,
Aeams Georgetown SC, Brett 4 Nose; Diamond, Hal
lock Newborn NC; l. l. Stsrgess, Baker, dle1andriaDC
October poanc Baltimore; Octavio, Sherwood. Boston;
Huty Tom Crowe Philadelphia Friend Lowell. Bos
;op Br Elizabeth and Esther, Nemcs, Bermeds Godet
i Barclay, Aux d Bcde Norfolk.
Packe, ship Oxford, Ra,hsonc, 90 dys I'm Liverpool
mdze TO Goodhue & Co.
Pacset ship Oneida French, 30 dys I'm HaTre' mdze'
Bovd & limcken. lS6 passengers
Ship westches;er, Ferris, 50 dys fen Liverpool, mdze
Richards.
Ship Monument, Chace, 80 dys I'm Cadis, salt, &c,
NeSmith & Leeds.
AustriaI ship Otsvo Visorick 63 dys I'm Triesi Mdze
Boorman, Johnson & CO.
Bark Empress, Hari.sorn % dys I'm Malaga fruit,
Fraucia-
Brig Sea, Allen, ~ dys fn Newcastle, Egg, mdzc,
Noorewood Co.
Brig Adamant Gun.7 dy, I'm Halifax, molasse, Matt
land, kesnsdy & Co.
Brig Taso, Dizzy, % dys I'M ST JagO, de Cupy sugar,
Thompson & Adams.
Bellows ships, barques, 2 bngs.
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RDSHCnnerN

In the steam ship Caledonia from Lyrpool via Halifax
Mrs Bell nghan and servant Hiss IRE; Mrs tde ston
Mr. Brown and lady Mr.. Scott aud laiy Mr. Russell aud
lady; Mr. Alcock aud ladv; Mons Couvcrte; Aoas. A.
Conference.-The Mr.. Gostenhofer; Mr. Jnlo SanguInetty
Mr. Swire: Nj Forbes, John Connah; VIM Ccance, jr.:
John GraveIy; Ch.s Oakley; j. Lawtoa and ne hew
Bishop OF New Jersey, Rev 3. J. Haght; n. B. Warren
and stryapt; : f. Warren the Bishop of Montreal aud
friend; Mr.. Lydard; Mr. Eds!''on Capt. O. Grady Mr. i
Wilkie: Nlri Jasici Jas. Cushbcrion; Mr. Rhodes FIR
c. Dawson Sir. Myer; Hector Bosssvase james Brown
Mr.. Ho,z and nephew; VIM James; Archibald teade'
Lancel-; Bew; Mr. Christian and son. or Hopkins; W.
Jack on; Henry Gem air. Hollands Mr. Lyman; Me Jones
Mr. Schmidt; Mr. Grignon; Mr Carey; Brewster Count
F. de Nontrael; Mr.. Hoiford; James Buckley John Ar
rowsmth; Geo. Holland; Mr. Mujuda John Macnider'
Major Mcpherson and lady and chid Capt Monins
In packet hip Oxford-Nr Herbcrt Peabody and
l,dy Mrs. Blair and daughters Miss Blair of Mobile Hiss
Mcknight aud servant; Miss RuthVen OF kdlnLurrhi
Mr. Brown. lady and two children Bliss Brown OF Liver
poolMrS Mouscrai; Mr. Turner and ladN MAJOR Bowers
late the British Army Canada; MI lewar ana three
s.ters OF Utica; Col hcrborne OF Washington city Mr.
Ewing of New York. Mr. Nco Of Dublin; Mr. j. A Gas
tcnhoicr of New-Oreaus Mr. Nevill OF England, and
itfh he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
al drrieG:

At East Rupert VT on the 9Th by Rev WE Jack
son. D. d. Of Dorset MARrIs NEwTos, Counsellor at
Law, Of Lima Living Co. y. 10 Mss ELIZABETH l.
daughter of AAKox su.LDos. E.4. Of East RupsrL
In Fayetteville " T. on the ID inst ny Rev b Bu1-
ton Samuel j. Hinsdale Of Buffalo v y 10 Bliss Eliza
beIh C. daughter Of J. W e;Hore. Esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
EyESsSG SCHOOL.

~ the fourth door north sfPrlncc street They that
have leisure and disposition improve it. in the par
of usefsl study Will here hnd agreeable teach
crs. l1-ge comfortable room and conTenent 'irse
desks. The moderate BOOK kcep'pg by d"u-
be catry PenmAnship Arithmetic and Algebra are taught
and simpiied TO the comprehension oftn duss scholar
VIII commence This Esening. Sept. 20, l-il, between
Prince AMI U,u.fo, .t. rs 2~
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IlikO

On the 10Th ip., Margaret wife Of David saen, aged
II year. and months
The friend, OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral thi. afternoon o'clock from her
a:e residence. No II Hester without farther notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
AU cTIoN SALES.
BY a. DR4PEY. Jr.

~ - Nm 4 ,
sore o4 Fi!ItGra-street. corner Of PiEs-strssg-
TUESDAY, Sept 81, at 10 o'clock.
PACKAGE SALL.-25o packages of Irish Scotch Amer
and British Dry Goods 81 recent nportat.op AID
adapted to the
Terms months on approved endorsed notes.
Catalogues aud samples morning Of sale
Also, 80 cases Frerch goods, Just lsn5ed
On THURSDAY. Sept y, a; 10 DEL ok,
FRENCH GoopS-2p0 cases Of French Goods of recent
importation. comprising large aud desirable
Of rich snd high articles. Term, noGth for ap-
proved endorsed notes. Catalogues and samples
Ieg ofssc.
Also. heavy bl.ck Silk V,lvets
Also. heavy colcred SILK Yelvc, VcstiusS
Also. heavy bl,ck figured Satin YesungS
On SATURDAY, september -. ~ 10 o'eiscA
CLorHs AND CAssrMsSss FSon TVS S1ELNss.-A laryF
and general assortment of West OF England BoIdcoth,.
C.s,lnsr-s and Prot Cloths Lion Ska, ard Fiasaiucs
TIE sale embracing desirable assortment 81 woOca
gcois adapted % the
Terms, 6 mon,h,, for approved endorsed notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
second Board.
SGturd ag p. NJ.

SGturdog, 2. u
x,o.k. generally, were better to-day, and the sales
we're to considerable amount U. $ Bank shaFe' re-
NAMED without change, selling at oa Del. q hudson 'u-
o,..ed 3 Farmers Trust g. Canton Co. l. Paterson
Ia Stale Stocks the operations were large and AZ uch
.,y,.ce for some descr. piious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

II Particular NoIicc.-Thasc persons having
furniture Of any description dispose Of or Who "re
breaking up keeping, will fnd ready sale Tor ony
portion or ali goods by sending their address, or
calling upon the subscriber.
Goods any nHount purchased.
81 lms 2aw e. f. COTTON. 1871 Chatham street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
svcs;ou anles.

TosAceo-l6 hhds Kentucky, Warden's inspection, at
4. al average 81. cash; IL hhds Kentucky, part un-
nerchantsblc at Il ST average 96 hhds do nnmcr
charitable at 81 average, II; Is hhds Virginia low
QUALITY merchandise a, 81 ST. average s-all mos
By l. NJ Hoffman & Co-Mops'os-57 hAds Porto Hico
II IGi CSC -. Cotroe-50 bags Java at lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
New.York, a5.h August. Is4l aaa6 disco

IL Private Tcuchcr.-A young gentleman Of
Collegia education DESTROYS of giving instruction. one
or two hours day either private family or boarding.
school He would consider his board compensation for
his services Testimonials of character aud capacity
with the respectable references, will be gwen sd
Dire SIS 5. p. al this Office. sIou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

AzA TO ETA handsome Two story mouse los
RLs Wavcriey place, near Washington Parade Pos
,css Immediately Rent low to good tenant 80 sif
ArA HOUSE FOR SALE IN GksnatN-
1E WITCH, Gonna now large two story House, built
in the modern style, with wings. The main body Of
the House is 2S by34 feet In of the wings Is ktc-
en- and 10 the other dressing room and bedroom WIN
fire. place. On the FIRST floor ball which runs through
the House. There also parors, finished Tor pa
peripg painting; with marble manrls all the walls oil
tie lower hard finished In the rear a-rcon
from which private stair leading to the "a Story
On the second floor five bedrooms with Closets IN two
of which are places There is large garrett with SIX
Windows and in the cellar is finished milk room. Near
the House is barn. carriage house two stables, gcod
well and clstcrn Attached the House FIVE acres OF
good land TO sold with the House. viii ne ,o!J at
bargain part Of the purchase morey for wa en- can IL
desired left mortgage! Said house IS beau iuly
situated with fine of the Sornd and within snort
distance of Coscob Landing from which stages PASS 10
Rocky Neck steamboat landing twice daily IL. sitsaon
on the road Ne York ind Boston the m'
passing day, and from its being near the sound
convenences for sailing, fishing &c. render - avery
deslrub country residence. This proPrIctor ~ health
only induces sell this property which she wishes To
do before going Europe Please apply on the premises
TO Nj, MARY POST or at the City Of New York 20 John
w Graydon, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, No
John ~ 'outi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
LARGE AUCTION SALE
OR DRY GOODS.

LARGE AUCTION SALE
OF DRY GOODS.
rrAs great sale of DRY GOODS came OF this week,
and We have added to and rePenhed our large
stock OF Dry Goods and prepared to supply Pa
chasers on very liberal terms
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
SATINETS & vESTINGS,
SILKS, BLUE BLACK AND JET,
NOUS ELINE DE LANES TAGLlONlS,
FRENCH. ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS & HABERDAsHBRi,
CANTON PLANNELS, TlCKlSGS & STRIPES,
BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS,
PLAIN & TWILLED cINGHAMS,
WORKED COLLARS
lNSERTINGS,
EDGINGS,
&c.
All the above offer =; exceedingly low prices. and
assure the Public that endeayors them both IN
style AID prices. shall be continued as heretofore.
NB-S,ore keepers aud Peddler, supplied the mos,
liberal terms
F. w. 81 w r. GILLEE,
,IS6t 436 Grund-street.
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F.W. & w. r. GHLLEY,
.a36 Grund-atreet.
CHEAP FAIL AND WINTER
GOODS. THIS DAY.

GOODS. THIS DAY.
JAMES ANDREWS, store l63 Grccnwich-stTeet, four
do.r, above Cour;ano street. i'll sell from aucou and
other cash purchases, extremely low prices
SHtETINGS AND SHIRTlNGS.
Cases and bales of bleached and brown Shcstngs and
Shirtlngs, of every style, quality and price.
PRINTS! PRINTS. PRINTS
Soec0 ya-ds of English French and American Prints,
warranted fast coIors and honest Goods.
SlLkS SILKS, SILKS!
$500 yards of black and blue black Silks. of the very
best and Style and the very lowest prices
A.o. Taglion, Mou,selinc DO LANES, plain and fsd.
striped ChaIlys, Bombazn.s, Linens Lawns, Hosiery,
Gloves, Shswls Merino., &c. &c all new and desirable
Goods at about ons half tAe usual prices so 3tis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
E'vENfNG LECTUREs on BOOK

Prince and Houston it. 20 "a
L'VENFNG LECTURES ON BOOK
e. KEEPING, BY THOMAS JONES Accountant
Class forming to receive course ofLeciuren
this important study The member, of this class Will
have the additional privilege OF Attending TO receive pr
vale Instruction. To those, however whose main object
tn posses. comprehensive knowledge Of the princi
pies thu, they may be competent to investigate ana
anayse accounts. the lectures III be fosnd ihy suth-
Gent all transactions discussed viii be eXenped OF
the black hoari.
For particulars enquire 4, the rooms 153 B-oaiwAy-
Just publlzhcd and for sale Rooms, Tne FriHcI-
PIES, and Practice OF Bookkeeping"
Testmoni2l.-The und-rs gnel have examined The
PRINCIPLES and Practice Of bookkeeping, By Thomas
Jones and take pleasure in stating that he has done
much for advancement; Of this branch OF knowledge
The OF the ork commend strongly 10 the al
,cnoa Of every youth who chooses commerce f-r his
career II. SCHAPER,
With MeSsrs Prime Ward & King
SH. FIERSON, with 4. Tappan L Co.
=. WHlTrEMOEE.
With Gutter, Buckley, Merritt & Co.
New York, June 9Th ISL. So 3teodis'
EFECEOHY STOCK, FIXTURES
IL AND LEASE FOR SALE-I, ueaty fitted up and
place where an industrious man make s. per day
Apply this day to J. TURNER, l6 Iohn-street. 30 IL
MAPLE sEGAss.-Of the best quality in me-
vi cocks Of 60 or 20 lbs. For sale by
80 81 JAMES howe - Cocnties slip.
SFEsFsVs WADE TO ORDER, a; No l6i
- Broadway New York, up stars.-rhe subscriber has
established at the above location Manufactory ofShr
Collars Bo.oIns &c in all their varieties. The superb
GRITTY pom; OF fit and workmanship which ch'racierises
the articles from this establishment cannot but commend
the patronage of those who have suffered from the
annoyance Of bad sitting shirt, Please read the follow
ing from a gentleman OF this ci,t
james Hsrvey-Sir, Hnvinc been informed it is your
intention open establishment for the purpose of ma
nuiacturng shirts, collars bosoms sc. it affords much
pleasure stating that haze your work repeated
~ and can safely say, thu; never any thing TO
compare with it. Respectfully, yours,
PUciEc Hotel. l.. A. PRATT.
Shirt- made well charge made.
go Iw~ JAMES HARVEY
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Ne,v-Xork Markets.

AsnEs-The arrival, of Pots moderate, AMI tho
rbo. receipts ore taken at 600 for export, In Pearls
there is very little doing Mt SIS.
Co11ov-The market is quite firm, and little in f'vor
ofho seller. Tho sales Saturday or GOO bales
FLouRn ths absence Of sales TO extent 1t Is di
cult TO give quotation Buyers and sellers have
no, ye, been able fix price since tho steamers news
was made pablo, and consequently the SAILS have beea
very limited The market stands ut about $50 for MIch
ran Georgetown and B'nndywinc are nomnaly al SIS
100 but there have been no sales establish the price.
GRMN.-Corn not very plenty yesterday bu' equal
to the demand. Sales of Northern white at Sic meas
Jersey yellow at 75c weight, and parcel Of Jersey Rye
al the same price del Oats without change aud in
fair demand at 10 q sic for and old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

VI VETO THE AFFLICTED-Ne are happy TO
thoss OF friends vino afflicted with any AZ
pleasant and iaiallbe remedy Dr. WilemsS just
~ celebrated Con pound Extract Of hound Balm Of
Giuad. and slippery Elm We advise all thu. afflicted
/, apply o. Bowery where. for small they
ohialn medicine winch promise Will give decided
lief
The above Extract car be had of M.HEARD Druggist
los Washington street. wholesale and retail Also at 10
Nassau street and of Sand Of Bovey Spring
street Agents from tie country wanted, 80 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

- VNTTIc
The Executive Committee OF the New York State Ag'i,
cultural Society have made arrangements 10 send all
.,ock, implements &c, destined for this FAIR from Az
bany TO Syracu:e by rarond train of twenty cars %
start from the freight depot IN this city, on tuesday
morning Sept %.
r7 All persons wishing send stock, implements, &c
,houId give immediate notice to b. 7. Prentice or l..
TICKER Albany aad all animals TO be scnt must be IN
Ahsn, in season to be put on board the Monday
siteruooE 27th met.
Albany 18th Sept, lwT
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p1ts TO LET-A handsome = story house in Wa
j" n ycsy Place. (near Warrington square9 Rect mode
~ rate House good order-posSesslon nmed 'eiy.
uouire al this Office. $40 lsu
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,dy,.ce for sone descr. ptlons.

sous ,.ci,epep, was caused in Wall-suect yes''''"'
by the announcement that tho same s"ihuief "no "
ooora,ed so successfully MessIs Bfo"n .io'n''' ="
Co. had effected precisely similar forgery Oh Mr. C0Ffe
n. Agent for Fletcher, Alexander Co OF London. All
10 details Of the nud were exactly the same az proved
r,l upon Brown Co. The amount S!6OoO, was
,.,,ca 10 the rogue Bauk Of America 81, oOO notes.
-cb the public were yesterday cautioned, IN all adrer
..mec, anst receiving, they were auduenty OBJ
aimed; but upon inquiry, ii was afcrvard asccrained
, tho bills had all been taken in by the Bank again. so
IN. ingenious rogue has secured 80 600 by these
,o operations aad go. fairly of with has plumber Hons
hvoud doubt the Mr. Brtton who successfully went
o,.r The United States e" months since with series
similar orgsies and who swinded Jacob Little g. Co
NJ, ofs6OUQ 1t remarkable fact and shows that the
,Oguo took every possible render his plan sue
esiu that the paper whi the forged letter of credit
VAS written upon being compared with the paper OF
genuine letter from Munscl White & Co., the hou'e
whose name was made of found to DO identical,
the texture color, wa,cr-mark &C. bcipg the sams. This
proves that the plan concoctcd III NewGfcIns or
that the forger had u conidnnI there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20
CARPETING.

HEWITT & BAILEY, No. lO5 Bowery, having pur
chased their Fall Stock Of Carpetps consisting OF Brus
sci, three Ply fine and super Ingrains which they will
sell very low respectfully solicit c.l from those about
furnishing. Carpets made up the shortest notice.
HEWITT & BAILEY,
No lO5 Bowcry, first Carre, Store below Grand st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-20

No. TO LE3T-A large Basement, suitable for
t7 publication Office or similar business for tailor,
or shoemaker. Rent low to good tenant Inquire on
m. nrem,.e, 10 Anp-u s!s islf
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POSTSCRIPT.
A GREAT REBELLION


Against Hard Times, High Prices and Dull Trade, has
been determined pon by the Subscriber and consequently
he has armed himself for the siege with New, Rich and
Complete Stock of Goods He has thrown down ths
gauntlet ans is prepared look every enemy in the
face and desires the Ladies, and the Pablo generally 10
pay him visit and judge by examining his splendid as
sortmeut of Dry Goods whether he is not the victor
JUST OPENED,
sLLKs-sELkS!
case elegant changcable striped and figured Armurc
90 very rich striped and figured Gro dc Aoger.
do beautiful wa,ered and striped Satin, very rich
do sup. .tnpel and figured Gro dc Antique
do rich Brocade and Csenc.
do Gro de New-Yo.k and Gro De Pekin.
do black and blue. black plain and figured Silk, OF
every style.
so pieces figured and plain Silks Of every description
10 do Brazilian Glaze, very heavy; together with
Italians. Gro de Rhine, Double Pout dc Sois, Satas, &c
PRINTS.
eases French 10 English and Is cases American
Prints MERINOEs.
Frencs, English and German Mernocs, all colOrs and
qualities Tagionis, Saxonie,, Bombazhcs
s1AWLS.
Cashmere Satin, Damask and Brocha.
CLOTHS. CASSlMEHES, SATiNETS and NESTlNGS.
FLANNELS BLANKETS, and Marscilies QUILTS.
DoMESTICs-Blcachcd and Uableached-great guam
ties All of which the public politely invited to cS-
anime, at JOHN H. DiNIM"NS'
SOL Grani-st corner Of Orchard
NB-A large assortment OF Chcn- Merinocs. " The
French, German and Italian languages spoken clI lw