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New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
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BOWERY AMPHITuEATRE,


THIS EVENING November % the performances Will
l. comncnce with the grsnd Chinese hn"ee-
A laugh4b.e Comic DIZZY, by Mr.. Nathans-
Followed by graceu! Equestrian Exercises OF inc
Youthful Here Master e. Buckley on sirse aofss' our
Rg wuich he VIII execute many wonderful leaps over
ssrters, canvas, &c. sho<lDg de1teriy and ssH4e
truly astonishing every oeholder.
Highland Fling b, Mr Archer.
Mr. }. BaSsiev w; execute his characteristic sct OF
Hall Seas o, Larboard add siarooard ufos
Master II. River, viii exhibit NJ. wonderful sfort oa
the Enchanted Ladder. called tie World Turned Psiae
Do~a anu Conclude by Tag brace OF pistols While Oh
the pole
Mr. Peutland will introduce Astonishing performance
iss IEac the difficult and pleasing fssts CT Indian jug
sitrs.
The Downeasters Visit the Shss, by Mr Archer, in
when he viii Introduce many unequaed ieats Of Horse
uI.n,aip.
Feats of Gymnastics. by the celebrated Rivers Family
Tn Orchestra full snd elective Leader Mr. Rogers
Grand Tra Skill upon the spring board oy the whole
company, 10 which Mr.. Mcfarland, the wonder OF the
nOfd and me yauicr Ct the universe viii ms ke
ms appearance TINS extraordinary has succeeded
turning Somerset, Khan ANY other person living
The hole conclude Hiih the coic .f'e7piece OF The
German Farmer.
Doors open quarter past o'clock, Performance
commences att
BoNe, 81 cents. Pit o5 cents n25 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
DIso:

In this city Nov. 81, after short and severe Illness
Jane Gordon Smith. aeed - yeas.
Her relations ana friends requested ateii her
funeral, uithoHt farther invitation aIs DAY AT 81 NJ al
the house OF her anci2 DAME Smith. 49, Second II.
In thi, CITY. Nov "a. after short illness, Addison W
Steer hi, lJ, year. of the late James Steer, Esq
The frienGs Of the family respectfully invited 70 Il
tend his funeral TN lernoou o'clock from the resi-
dence of h:s mother No. 1903 Charlton without farther
Invitation.
In this city, Nov - Mrs Hannah Walker in the 6lst
year of her age.
la thu, CITY. Nov. - Mrs Cahariuc Mead, aged o.
tins CITY, Nov. 81 josiah Marshall younr child OF
Edward o. Whitney, IN his Sd year
At Newark, n. }. Nov. -, Ann wife Of lsasc a. Swain
AtPort Schuyler, n. Y. Nov ~ Emily Tappan, widow
Of the Rev. Jas. VI. Tapnan. aged IS years.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
EEOrses.


This is the of year that persons residing in
the city generally sell of their because they
have for them, and others becaasc they unable
winter them; while few of young boods find
way of raising small portion of the sum
which they to tho livery stables.
Many persons from the country embrace this oaporiu
nifty of supplying themselves with horses for their farms
unfrc qucnty happens that they able to
public sales horses fos 40 $50 worth TO them
their farms much more than such would commnBd
500 home. Indeed, have known instances of per
coming from interior distance of several
hundred miles, and buyipg than up speculation The
principal places of sales i'll the city are
Tdttersdirs, in Broadway. Sales every Monday. Al
this place. occasionally horses Of the greatest value
offered and sold. They selling from 30 to IS
horses per week, and at prices from so TO $3.50.
Condns Bazaar, Crosby street. Sales every We"nes-
day The sales this place about to the same extent
at the former.
The Hippona. Sales every Saturday. At thi, place
there are quite many horses sold, and general
thing, may be said they not quite So valuable As
those sold either OF the other places.
The Horse Market, Bulls Head. Sales every
Saturday 1t rarely the that horse of the value
of $50 sold this market II appears TO be the general
depot of all the stage, cart and service horses
i'll the city, ard the sales vary from 81 up S5 and So
for u horse.
Once in while srccn-horn from the counry-a regu-
lar Moses-gets aw:uly shaved at some Of these
establishments especial, the Market. 1t well for
those stoned the business their first appear
ance to be respectfully shy.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
Josiah Rich ards. Auctioneer
BT BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PL!AA
FRIDAY EVENING. 18th.

SPLENDID ENGLISH AID American Beoks.-An cItcn
.iye collection choice English and American editions oil
standard works elegantly Illustrated Books, &c
Among them is Sparks's Wrmgs OF Washington l.
vols svo; Mu,rsys edition Of Lord Byron's Works; BaS
ters Works, vols. svo; Bster. Works Vo's hume
and Smoleits tnclsnd folio; Aliens Principles OF w IT.
ting : plae Wavcrlcy Novels, - vols: Reynoas
Works > vols, Gibbons History OF Rome, vols smell
isy's Works, ,o's Eney c' pedia American - vols
Speucer's Works, vols: Sohier's Works royal evo,
sple did copy: Gocihe's WOrkS vols duo Prescott
Ferdinand ana Isabella vols; Barcrons History OF me
United States, vos; Shakespeare, royal s'o illustrated
copy; Theirs History of the French Revolution, vols
LAreche's and Nernets Pictorial History oil NS2oIton'
sys: Newon's Philosophy quarto Nichoisons Detion-
AIRY of Chemistry, vols qua:to; Fetchers DcvStons'
splendid qssrto copy; rvrg's Works; SCOTS WORKS.
FemmDc's Dictionary, qusrto; Gibbons hl,c'hah'cs'
Burkes Works 10 vols Futtsli's History OF Land an1
Water Birds vols Bankers History OF the Pores' .
vols Souiheys Poccal Works 3yos; Bosweii's Lie OF
johnson. 2vols; Lockha,ts Life of Scott vols BAKERS
Livy. vols Godsm,ihs Citizen of the World, : vols
Also-Finicas Illustrations of the Bible, vols VAIN
Splendid Views in Consantnoplo, and Scenery oil inc
Seven Churches of Asi Minor quartz Views III HOLLAND,
and Belgium, $40; Landscape Wreath quarto byron
Gallery Gallery of Modern British Artists vols Nu-
s Letter. Usder Bridge elegantly illustrated, auarto
Cartoons OF Raphael, cvO. &,
Also Bear,ic's Splendid Views IN Switzerland; 'os :
gusrto elegantly bound; Dou Qulxote, vols; Jeremy
rayor's Works, sv; TroIlopcs Greek Testament, e'o'
Hedcreci xicop Popes Customs and Excise w sVo;
Marshals Rural Ornaments, 2v Hg9on's Works " s'o'
Homes Life in Londou Charms of Literature, ~; Tho-
mass history of Printing 2v; Governor Moons WORKS.
~; Homer's lliad, fnr copy; Trsdesmsn' hra'y,
Svo Burmeisers Manuel Of EtymoloEy, svo; slcat Oh
Genc., Svo: Tlc Acting Drama, ovo Buresque Dram r.
-yo Mahons England 2v; Demonstrates, 5vo Euriped -
Az Montes quc, Works sv; Decameron:s Boccacio ~ n
u.trated; tiodsmiths Thompsons and Coopers WorSs
Full particulars in catalogues, which VIII be reaay N
Thursday morning.
Particulars sale
AT PRIVATE SALE.
100 doz IN super coored Skvers, consisting OF coch-
neal, blue. black and maroon colors
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
Donald Macleod, Francis ], Grund al
Rrantz lIayer. EsquireS.

Mr. MAcLroD, resident in London, will keep our read
ers fully informed Of all events OF neres; that trans
pre- in England Scotland and Ireland Being in con-
slant personal intercourse with the besknown authors
he Will obtain from them manuscripts proosheets and
early copies OF the latest publications Thus shall we
be enabled have hitherto done 10 give in the NEw
World their latest works in adrsncs Of Gny other n'rs-
paper .4meiea.
Mr. GRrSD resident, in Bremen, will, by regular
and copous correspondence, advise our readers e thu
social literary and religious condition OF continental
Europe.
BsAsrz MAYER (whose we Introduce with great
pleasure that OF OF the most accomplished young
men Of our country,) resident in Mexico will send US
letters descriptive of that uneXplored portion OF the
Western phere OF its inhabitants their manners,
laws and customs and OF all objects OF curiosity whether
ancient or modern His letters will be accompanied by
illustrative drawings, which will be engraved and PIE
al in oirc nlumns
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
QUARTO NEW WORLD.
PROSPECTUS FOR THE FOURTH VOLUME,
COMMENCING JANUARY l, ls4a.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.

DrR,c the two years which have elapsed since IHr
New WORLD was begun i; has been the effort Of the
editor to render the most readable newspaper OF the
day To his end the prOpretors have literally con
trbued Neither trouble nor expense has been spared
The most popular books and periodicals have been puF-
chased. The best contributors have been engaged. A
correspondence with the interesting parts Of the
wort has been established In short, the best arrange
meats have been made publish an independent literary
journal acceptable all classes Of readers The editor
can think OF nothing which has been left undone to en-
nance the value and eleva;s the character OF the
New WORLD.
Is success has been most encouraging. twill COM
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
State of the Domestic or Country HEnrke
Reported for The Sew.York Tribune.

We have very little change to notice in any the arti
ccs mentioned under ks head last weeks paper.
BUTTER continues to arrive in very large quantities,
and the best daries command full prices, from 20 TO
IS cents. The steamboat Washington, of Newburg,
in Tuesday with about 1000 frkius, mostly of the
choice qualities and found very ready sale The value
Of the products Of the dairy III the State Of NewYork
according the u S for 1910, l0I97 032.
DRIED FRUlT.-ApFes are q iilile more IN demand,
and the prices tending upward Sales at 81 IL. 5ii
per bushe Pesches continue SIS 25 bushSl was
refused for 100 bbls yesterday Plumb. sell a. about 325
$50 bushe and are not plenty.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
CLEARED YrsrERpAY:

Steamship Savannah, Crane. Charleston, Key West,
and New Orleans, Morgan
Ships Roscius Collins, Liverpool Z Collins; Tren-
ton Bennett New Orleans, Johnson LowdeH; flordian
Pratt Mobile Z Harbut & Co; Isaac Newton Spaid-
ing Mobile, J Elwe.
Bark Gentleman Morris, Africa, P fsrnhan & Co.
Brss Damascus. Chase, rhsdeiphia; Ambassador OBJ
Smith, Halifax Ms. Tucker & CO.. Ocean, (Br) Lemmer-
TOE Wiadsor, rs
Schrs Superior. Ssely. Phla; Renown, Adams, Rich
n,ond Va; Margaret, Woylon, Petersburg Va; GaneeS
Nye Cedar Keys and ST Marks, w w Pratt
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Packet ship Cambridge; BursIey 80 dys I'm Liverpool,
mdze. C IL Marshall
Packet saip Utica Psl, Sc dys I'm Havre, mizs, Boyd
Packet ship Vile de Lyon s'odard, IS dys I'm Harre
nJzs. Bolton, Fox & Livingston
schr Manchester, Allen, Richmond, four TO Allen i
sshr rcciau, Chase, Boston, mdz
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25

= Particular Noticc.-Those persons having
furniture of any description TO dispose OF, Who
breaking up housekeeping will and ready sale for
PORTION all of their goods By sending their address
calling upon the subscriber Goods any szou-t
esased %. ca r COTTON 1877 Chatham street
u Dis n zcx OF the Eye.-We refer those Who
are afflicted vI asy dire OF he e.! 20 the advertise
snt Of Dr. Fralci. another part of the paper ane
take pie-u'e expressing the opinion that MS water
Is perfect infamed diseased and weak eyes,
anu that l. viii remove eni.eiy caaract of long standing,
~ either old yong Fer-ors- OF efficacy cases
Of Ishammztoy Diseases OF the eye have recently
eeE satisfactory proof n tie complete cure of TIE
OF child when III, inflammation strong u thr a.
en- the los Of tie Occasioning extreme suffering.
81 the use OF the the inflammation va soon
duced and the aebu5a cataract which had begun 10
form OF one eye entirely removed Express.
y Medicines OF Rest Quality-Approved
Popular Remedies LsecAes EngllsA and French Pertum
ely, Soaps, Brushes, &c. for ale by
!. IL l. CODDiNGTON. Druggists,
NIB lmis's 81 Hudson OF Spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
Second, II oard.
80 Harlem |
Commercial and Money Matters.

WtdHcsdav, 7. II.
AT the Brokers Board this morning the sass of State
Bonds were unusually large, amounting about $4,000
the prices Of some of which receded 10 alarming
per. Ino, Skies of 10 down to 20 per cent and
after the session of the Board made 25 and
at the Second Board 5000 sold at 80 10 days Illinois
Skies Of ca fell per cent, ndi,na Sterling Bonds per
cent and Indiana Collar Bonds 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
Gttp FNteIItgeHce.
Reported for the Ncw.York Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

WEpNEspAY, Nov. Is.
An action brought into the Court Of Common Pleas
!, cbri,tiapa Reitz against Rudolph ienn and Daniel
Nosh 10 recover the value of quantity OF household
t,niturc and property, which had been ataehe
execution against Louis Haubeuncs,e al the corner
.fIudo- and Hudson streets, but which the plaintiff
Lain. as belonging to her under bill of sale from laid
p,ubunes,e The parties kept porter house. and also
,.bo,m.kers shop ana BARRIERS shop the premises
,usde4 TO- The main feature in the is, that Eau
,.,pe,ei and believed TO be his wife had qusr
oiled and the latter left him. after which the paiati
and Haubeuncstel lived together passed ard wife,
.od brought yesterday little boy into Court, which
GATED 10 be theirs. The counsel eontended that the
p.u,i could the action prn. f.cie evidence
Being presented that she really the wife Of Haubeun
eL The latter placed the stand prove other
vine the Judge ruled that he should proceed OBJ
.,rjns the law would not allow persons living
.,hsr and wife be for each other
The jury found for defendants.
Ia the Court an action brought by Henderson
Green bookseller, against Thomas W. Faulkner for the
recovery Of lot Of books held by the latter in the hands
the Sheriff, lien the Of Sl30 for binding
The lien was held 10 be good and the jury iound
for defendant, giving him his claim and costs, and ne
yielding his lieu on the books.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
Ateiyhs,

The approach of the manufacturers
and dealers scighs brush up their old aHd finish u
their exhibit them the best advantage
sus be ready for sale the first falls. We have
noticed some Of most exqste beauty and workmanship
Our dealers generally have factories the country
Newark New Haven, Bridgeport and Albany The prin
cipal places of manufacture. We have sc
many, nor such elegant Ones as sale.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25

larger numbar it is believed, than is issued OF any
other weekly paper, in Grea; Britain or the United
States This is imputed chiefly TO two reasons
first; to its having contained unprecedented number
Of excellent articles by the mos popular authors
second TO its having assumed and observed an elevated
moral tone. Its columns uncontaminaed by party
politics, and its ample pages unsOied by proane and
improper jests, vulgar illusions irregious enti-
ments and therefore i; finds its warmesi welcome by
the domestic hearth and receives its highest approval
from that sex, whose rights it has maintained whose
dclicacy it has offended asd whose mental and
social superiority i, has labored to vindicatS
About to enter upon new year and 10 commence
another volume, proceed to mention a few induce
men,s Tor old friends to continue with us and for new
friends TO join their company. No change whatsoever
will be made in the of editing and conducting
the NEW WoELo but will receive in all its depart
fresh accessiOns Of ability Many able writers
will grace orr columns Permanent arrangements have
been made secure the exclusive literary services Of
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
The Following arc lhe ale. at ,he First Board:

In speculative sto ks, transactions are not large but
prices fell off considerably Bank of Commerce script
Il; Farmers 1ru-t 81; Patcr ]; Mohawk 81 Canton
Delaware IL HUDSON l.
$1,000 Exchange Boston Sold at the Board at 3d.;
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
Elegant Engravinss on Wood.
CHARLES O,MALLEY.

All subscribers who order from the commencement OF
the Third Volume July 3 lsi) viii obtain the whole
of this splendid and popular story which is alone worth
the price OF years subscription.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
LAWYERS DIARY.

.-,,,pEs OF CouRr Of COMMON PLEAs-Thi, Day
"a 10 a. A. 49, So 81 20, 90 a. 20, So 81, 24, 50, S.
ir,s notes OF Issue United States Circuit Court
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
$ tons white Pine for wharf caps,
.6
e5s small Spruce or white Pine for covering
nile wharf.

$ tons white Pine for wharf caps,
253 snail Spruce or white Pine for covering
pile wharf.
The 5 10 he of good sound white Pine Timber
hewcd or sawed, l6 inches thick and II to inches wide
to be straight on all four sides, aud Of the following
lensh. - sticks 81 feet long; ~ sticks 20 feet; II
suck. III feet long and II sticks "a feet long.
The IS tons be of White Pine Of the quality
hewed 10 inches square, straight all four sides
and of the following lengths Of the whola quantity TO
be IN lengths u feet; 20 feet and So feet.
The Us be Of Spruce Pine, of sound durable
quality sawed hewed straight three sides; to be
not than inches average in thickness from the
unhewn side the opposite face, and to vary from to
10 riches The width be less than inches and the
whole be delivered lengths Of TO- ~, 20 or 81 feet
To be delivered such part Of the Navy Yard shall
directed subject the inspection and approval of such
person the Engineer may select before the 10th
day of March The proposals must state the prot
per cubic foot, delirered
RoBoRT C. WETMoRE, Navy Agent.
Navy Agents Office, IS Water street,
New-York, Nov. 25.h, ISL.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25
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Physiology their application TO Education, Tempe
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Memory. Religion, Hard Times, &c. &c., and coaunus
them every Thursday Evening. AapIy illustrated WIN
Cuts Frat Lectures free 10 all Tickets TO others
II, cents.
Nd NJ F. continues his Lectures at St Lakes build
ag corner Of Grove and Hudson streets every tuesday
evening and Rutgers Institute Wednesday evening
CHRONOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily l3) Nassau ST mo- l.
u The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet.-PE
TER V. Hustled, No. Chatham square, corser Of
Chatham street, makes Clothes to order n the neates
stye per cent cheaper than the cheapest cash Tailor
IN this city, good iii in all warranted o-o I'm
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u Mechnnics' snst5,ute Tecfures.-At the
~ Y. Society Library This Evening Thursday Nov. %
i, o'clock Johu 4. ScOes, Esq, the Rights of the
Minority. Tickets, admitting lady aud gentleman -
cens be had the Institute. City Hall the Clinton
Hail Book Store corner of Nassau Beekman streets.
lts
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Orioinal Grizzlies

by our best American writers will enrich our pages in
the coming volume. Among the attractive features Of
this description, have the pleasure 10 announce that
early in January will be commenced NEW NOVEL,
by an American written expressly for the Nrw WORLD
and entitled
Abel Parsons, a Story of the Great Fire.
1t possesses deep local interest, and will be read with
great pleasure as repete with ncidest and beauti
fully written.
Original discourses by ministers of the Gospel will
occasionally be given among them we intend TO pre-
sent during the next year practical sermons from every
Bishop in the United States well from eminent cler-
gymen Of all denominations.
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will continue 10 be decorated by
Elegant EngravinRs on wood.
from the most spirited designs. Two or three OF these
will often be given single paper 1t is also intended
to appropriate column for the especial entertainment
OF juvenile readers that the New World shall be,
ereIyrcspeci, BEST FAMILY Newspaper IL AMERICA
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, NOVEMBER IS, 1871.
Miniature Almnuac.-TH1s DAY
rvs .uN rHE MOON FULL
Rises 10 Sets A Rises 3 % Sets % 5 81
Latest Dates.
LONDON. NOV. HAvRE OCT 81
LtvERpooL...... nov. sEw-oRLEASs. NOV. II
The next Steam Ships TO Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM BRISTOL
Acadia leaves Nov 10 Great Western, leaves. -
The next Steam Ship 10 Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM NETWORK.
Caledonia leaves Dec GreatWestern. leaves
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COB.DsgaITM,S WRITING AND BOOK
N KEEPING ACADEMY, ISL Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall.-Mr GOLDSMITH respectfully III
forms the ladies and gentlemen OF New York and BROOK
yu, that his Rooms open for the reception OF
pupils aad vsiters.
Mr. e. pledges himself to mpart all, in Ten Lessons
OF One Hour EACH, his much admired system OF MER-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-25

y Temperance Mcstins.-The regular meet
g Of tie Frarkliu Temperance society, will be held u,
ss Consis,ory Room, the Reformed Dutch Church,
Of Nassau and Aun streets, on Saturday Evening,
'as Inst at o'clock.
stan persons connected with the Press Bookbinding,
.sesiHg, Cope te, Woodcutlng, aud Lithosr
Huag, are respectfully invited to attend.
NJ JAMES HARPER, President,
T;sesxElrY, Corresponding Sec'y.
editors of the diereR, papers will please to give
"a IA insertion. MS
~. rnafgers Female Institute.-MKs Now
ss,S slosu.ouary Reading will be delivered Friday,
as.'S'emoer. To commence II o'clock.
Por,.aaon 9O cens-children half price. Tickets and
may be obtained at the Aston House, and a,
-''l'u'e IN the evening. n24 2,is'
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGEs.
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor OF
IN. Eir,, Crcpt-Oliyer Kane Nshsnei Bunee and

IN CHANCERY-Beforc The vice ChanceiIor OF
the Frat C;rcuit-Olver Kane Nathaniel Bunee and
others. 80. -, ID ,A. -.
;,J r,, will be sold public auction, under the direc-
ION n the .uhcriber of the ha,ers Of thi, Count By
i eoiIin, Anctioneers. the Merche - Iohange,
m heriry OF Ne-York the 18th cay of December next
p oJclock noon of that day
- th,t cer.in lot piece parcel OF ground, ,lae lying
Inv on he north side Of Seventh street. the Seven
ieenh late Eleventh Ward Of the City Of SewYok, and
bounded containing fellows: beginning at point the
from III. north westerly Of the Second and
seventh; and running thence westerly along the nohry
i'd. of SeTenth street twenty-five feet; hepee nhsy pa
rae with The Scond ,eyeatyfoar feet tsn inches
eaerly and parallel with Seresh s're. t".Hy mo
and ouhery and with the Second srenu
,eventyfour aad ten inches the place Of heginng rs
aid premises described in deed Of eon'synee
made BY the said Oliver Kane and wife to she '-is
Bunce.
Dated New York, November "a. 1871
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master 10 I1nksacr 'H
nE2awtdie ~ 'oneSdeeN
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BARGAINS AT TOOKER's.
AUCTION GOODS.
UTTON g. RUN DIE,

aS1 SprinP-sVccf
RE now offering to their large selection
~ OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods of new styles, at
prices which they think will meet the views OF any that
may give them call They have
BkOADCLoTHS, Cnssmeres aid Vcstings, from auc-
ton, cheap.
FLANNELs OF English, Welsh, and American make,
very cheap
DE LANES of new styles, Stripes, Chenc, &c.
MERINOS of English, German and French, just from
auction
B0MBaZISES OF black and blue black, do do do.
SILKS, black blaeblack and coorcd, superior style
and tariff.
BONNET SILKS of Chcne, watered corded, changea-
bic and other styles Of them quite and selling
very cheap. Nuers will do well 10 call as they can
purchase a wholesale prices.
RIBBONS RIBBONS. of Chcne, striped, shaded plaid
for honnets and caps much lower prices
than in the early part of III, season.
FRENCH PRINTS, of new sty les, ut Is i'd 3D. Is I'd,
y, = 81, 5.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS at very
iuced prices Also. Domestic Goods OF al kinds from
the factories the country, and at factory prices
HOSIERY, Gloves, Mitts. &c in almost endless varis-
" snd style with almost every other article of fancy and
staple Goods the ino and prices that are truly des
rable.
MAZARINE Blue Velvcts and Merinoes.
" b. Rut one price and no deception. n22 wis