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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

Steam Navigation an ASid.-The extent
to which steam navigation is now carried
upon the waters Of the Indian ocean and
along the southern coast Of tho Asiatic
continent, is truly surprising The main
route Of travel is the line between Suez, in
Egyp:, uad Bombay, in India II is stated
that the number offs steam packets now plv-
ing between these points on the Red Sea
and Indian ocean is five, the tonnage of
these vessels average about seven hundred
tons. An addition Of four more is expected
soon to be made by the East India Company,
which will fill up the complement of nine
magnificent steamers, constituting single
line of packets. In other sections Of ASia
intercourse is carried on extensively and
regularly by steam boats, as in the Persian
Gulf and along the coast of Hindostan and
Burmah. No limits can be put TO the ex-
tension Of these facilities, and they give
the most promising augury for Asatic ad-
yancement and civiiZation.-Nc World.
A Venerable Ministcr.--T editor Of
the New York Baptist Register says he
listened TO a dlscoursca few Sabbaths since
from Father Harvey, now in the IO7th
year OF his age. He still retains the DOS
session Of his mental faculties, his enuuci
alton is distinct, and his physical powers
vigorous, and he appears to be not more
than 80 years.
President Iyicr.-A correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer writes that the
President is seriously, though not danger
ously ndisposcd.
Canadd.-The Canada papers mention
q rumor that orders have en- given Ccrtlo
erection of Government House at King
ston, probably with a view Of making that
the permanent seat of Government.
Saring Seeds and Herbs. Every ra--
mer should as far as he can, raise and save
his own seeds; and to do this they must be
attended 10 in their season There are
many herbs too, which are required for
domestic purposes such as Burnett, Mint.
Sage, Parsley; Sweet Marioram, Sayorv.
Fennel, &c; and many which are useful
formedicinal purposes among animals, such
as Tanzy, Smartweed, Norwood; &c,
all Of which should be saved when their
peculiar properties are the most fully de-
veIoped and this is about the time when
they are in full flower Herbs should be
drcd n the shade; where the air is pure,
and be kept free from all moisture after
being cured Cultjuat0r.
THE old COGi-lt is better 10 turn the old
coat said nv aunt Prudence. than m RIM
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

Groacth Of the West.-The Richmond
Wing, in publishing table of the present
population Of the States Of the Union, re-
marks:
Whilst the South has receded, and the
North has been barely able to maintain its
own, the Great West has gone ahead with
hundred horse power. In her hands are
the future destinics of the republic. In
The next Congress she will have greater
representation than either the North or
South, singy; and by the next census, in
1885, she will exceed them both combined.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

SUBSTANTIAL PROsPERITY.- No better
evidence of substantial prosperity in this
portion OF Wisconsin can be adduced, than
the rich and extensive fields Of wheat, corn.
oats, and other crops which are presented
TO the view. These are sure Indications
ofgrowing wealth, and are infinitely strong
er proofs of farmers thrift, than the pos
session Of thousands in bank stocks, or
other investments subject 10 the caprices
Of speculation The farming interest is a
permanent one-as enduring as the earth,
or the existence Of man. The improve
mcnts which have been made in the agri-
cultural resources OF our territoryeduring
the last two years is evidence of>the in
dustrious character Of our population, and
Of the inherent value Of the soil. Scarcely
farmer can be found in this section Of
the country, who has been resident Of the
territory a single year, that has not raised
the present season, an abundant supply
for his family and something to spare
Starvation and want are 20 all human pro-
liability, as far removed from'this new ter
ritory, as from any country in the world.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

Armed Steamships on the Lahes. Both
the British armed steamships are now at
Chippewa, ready for service. The To-
ronto passed down the Niagara on Thurs
day last, and the Minos, with the sangun-
airy symbol of St. George flying at the
main gait yesterday afternoon. The for
mcr is the old Gen. Porter, remodclcd, and
of little account, but the latter is staunch
new craft, that would be an ugly customer
in case of hostiiitics between ourselves and
the Bull family.-Buf. Adc.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

The British Parliamentary late Par
lament Of Great Britain has lasted nearly
four years, having been the first elected
during the reign Of her present Majesty.
The last parliament of William ". (elect-
ed in January 1885 was dissolved by
Queen Victoria on the 18th Of July, 1897,
about month after her accession TO the
throne. The new parliament was then
elected IN the month Of July and August,
1887, and met for the first time on the
18th of November, in the same year. 1t
has sat during four sessions-viz: those of
1887, '35 40 and Al; the last of which
has ust been abruptly terminated in con-
sequence Of the late ministerial defeats
The new parliament now about to be elect
ed will be the fourth which has been cho-
sen according TO the provisions Of the re-
form act, or in other words, "the fourth
reformed parliament" It will be The So
cond parliament Of her present Majesty
Queen Victoria.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

APp0jntments.- Edward Everett,
Of massachusetts, Minister TO England.
Col. c. Todd, OF Ky. Minister to Rus
STA.
Hon. D. Jehiler, Of Maryland, Minister
to Austria
Joseph Eve, Charge d. Afaires to Tex
as, vice Geo. H. Flood, Of Ohio removed
Isaac Rand Jackson, Charge d. Afaircs
10 Denmark, vice Jonathan +. Woodside,
Of Ohio, removed,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

High LJe-A wife end seven Young
ones comfortably lodged in garrett.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

Canada. The Canada papers mentor
a rumor that orders have b en- given fer tie
erection of Government House at King
ston, probably with view Of making that
the permanent seat of Government.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-08-10

President Iylcr.- correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer writes that the
President is seriously, though no, danger
ousy indisposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
CHASED YESTERDAY:

Ships Augusta, Boyer New Orleaas, Fitch & Co; Hell
lesponr Ellis. Havana, Spoiori n II eston.
Bark Eusca!- Bscoe, Vesa Cruz, ia gous, B-ctaers
Co.
Big, Wahagt-a Riyers Malaga, p l. iraaca; Alb
holt Lawrercc, &ceAel. Boston stranger, 5rcevoor,
Phai L. II. Saulciefi Caroline H! Gibraltar, Hos-
and Il A,Plu"ai, Acton, Da.2ctt, Sayanna. " IN. L.
Bdrrough.
Schoooers Enelile, Hairy, Key w,st r. :. HEX. y.
Co. Sarah Louisa, Ilist hl@ ,ae.h City aHd Etenon.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Bark La Grange, Porter, days from Savannah, with
cotton Dnnl & D.mon
Venezuelan Z Ne~ Uaior, Ripcon Fl ieys from Vera
Cruz. wiz fn>tc 20 Evefe:ta Eat'ee. passenger
ang FdelI4 Smail, - DAYS from Ragged leland, with
salt 10 Dawson. Br'thers. passenger.
Br. brig CoIonist, UunAee, 70 day. from Turks Island,
with salt 10 order
Schr Su,sn, days from Noriols.
Schr Lady Arabea, Goes. Nsnscnond iih potatoe-
b. scir Shaa from IA mouth, win plaster orcr
Lighter oop De VIA Clinton Homer, from wrec. o.
bark lori n VI Brgantne Sapas.
BELow-OLc Snip sad one Brig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
All. OTHER DRY GOODS
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
sAY SOW AZ THE
New.Fork Cash Tailoring Establisb meEi,

l4o FuLTos-srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively FOX cash and sll comprise mos, OF
the iter-n, style. market, very choice
we., q England and French cloths DO do black and fan
ey coored casau ees for pants. do cashmere and velvet
fcr yestiag. al Of which will De made and Timn ed
tn. richest manner 10 per below credit prices
Strict punc;ualiiy observed Cling orders. Cash
delivery and re abatement IN prices.
P. s-or fail bs.Ae.- Ia, already decreased TO tha
that compelled increase help IN the
cutting department; which 'till under the .uperntend
snce Of M Gaylord who will give III. whole attention
the different styles of winter garments that may Be in
troduced
Particular attention paid TO cutting pants
OF I'm J. C. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

nY & DRApEY. Jr.


sore 81 .tiiliam-sfrest ro-.cr Of PsaS-S;fcss
On THURSDAY, Oct IS ~ 10 o'clock
FKSrcE GoopS-ae0 cases Frerch Goods OF Feeeht n
portauCn aac ID ip,ed The on
Tstrs-tOf all suGs OF 500 AID evr rro.. for sP-
proved encorseG aotc-.
Caiasc cues and samples n,orriur OF sale
On MONDAY, hs Sih Nov At IL O'Clock tho Merchants
Exchange.
By order of Ire Receivers Of the Commercial uurauce
Cor PAM 30 .hares OF hs capital % the Lev
Nauufactursr, Bank, IN eiy, the bong part
of tie a.ssis o. sSId Insurance Conpany.i
On SATURDAY, Oct 80 at 10 o'clock. at tbs Auction
Room.
Cloths aad Cs.sieres from the shelves-A large spd
general ss.or,uen, OF WsW of England Cloths aud Cssi
rseres OF porsio., ard adapted ,s the ss"sor
Term, Of Sale-All sums q SlUJ sns ever noptfs
creci; Tor approved endorsed notes.
TUESDAY, Nov >, al 10 o'clock
P,cskcs S,us-sU0 pectages Of Fo'eign and Donies-
&c Or, Goods OF Importation and adapted to no
T.rm,-Al .srn. of 800 and over months credit for
p9rv,ei eusor>cG notes.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. L.
O'Clock stths Merchants kXeha;rc.
s3,5 - Bosd. ana Mortc,xes-IaTeo huHSrci ann
forty i've thousand dollar. beads OF tae or'Sns
s.ockhoders OF the New Brighton ASSOCIATION, on hen
veich seca-ed by mortgage upon all tbs ieaauius
property nj laid association Fo: further particulars seq
advertisement s.gued T. u sad Z. II BIs;ehfo d.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. /.
At - o'clock. al he NJ. rchsnis'' Ike! ance'
Bo>ps-one Million Dol.r, of Bonds o; tie ohlo LIS
ud Trust Company. SUN, to suit pureh"ers' ha'iHs
about IS wears bearing interest OF per cent
per aunum payable scm.-annusly. IN the eIty OF Ne"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
NEW CARPEF STORE

1-EW CARPET sTORE-The subser6er'
would infoIm their friend. and the public mar ,ae'
lave rsceay opened New Carpet store tSa P.a. ~. :,
.rd have spared no pain, selecting ae
Carpetilg, OIL Cloths, &c from tae 91 Iii guarantee
% sei az low II no' WEBB g. MANNING.
oI3lmis - Pearl St, Sd Carpet otof' no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
New Work by X. ii. Dana, Jr.

Now work by X. Ii. Dana. Jr
The sesman's Friend Containing
PAsrI plain Treatise Practical SSspisnsh,p with
engraved illustrations, and full, Dictionary OF
Sea Terms.
PAArII Customs and Usascs Of the Merchant Service.
relating to tho office of the Master, chief, an
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook able
and Ordinary Seamea, &C. &c
PAar Ill Laws relating the practical duties of Mase
aud Mariner BY the author Of Two Year,
Before the Mast" Vol. l2mo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR: School Singing book on
FINAL and selected, by Vim B. Bradbury and c. W. San
Gers. Jus; published and for sale by
DAYTON & sAXTOS,
o5 l2i Fulton s.: of Nassau
y Americas Antiquities and kSesenre n :
Is into the ongn and History OF the Red Race. b
alexander w Bradford In volume. ovo. ms 6a'
published bv DAYTON & sAXTON, o. Nassau s,ree
corner OF Fulton. tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
Dtco:

In this City, oct 26, William B. Watson, the 18th
year of his age.
His friend. and acqasntsnces respectfully invited
to attend hi. funeral from No y Pne ST. this afternoon ii
Ia this City Oct, IS 1ary, wife Of Joha D. Cute aged
30 years.
The friends OF the family ara invited TO attend her fa-
neral this afternoon a, half past O'clock precisely fFon
In :h, CITY, Oct Is, Mary Elizabeth, wife Of Geo a
Butt aged "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
n Clinton Hail Book.,ore.-

Der opened the II Nassau and Beck
n,A sts.Clibtoa Hall-sherc he oars for sale at the
lowest cash price,. excessive assortment of Theong
cal, Classical, Mic-ilaneous and School Books AI.o
Blank Books and Stationery
He also PUBLISH The Fms, and Second and mas in prem
the Third OF the Two Hundred Pictorial illus
lra',ons oi the Bib>, aud Views Ill the Holy Land
The TENTH EDITION OF the FIRST Seri..
and the THIRD EDITION Of the d erie.
ready.
Also, Just published beartifa volume l6mo 100 pa
gee entitled EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES
with l30 illustrations.
Also, volume size. called BIBLE QUADRU-
PEDS beautifully illustrated.
Tk- above arc sl .mineatly suitable for Git Book,
and Holiday presents
Orders for ,se above works solicited ard promptly al
tended 10.
All neg books rsccivc1 Is eooa : published.
% : REDFIRLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
"a arrLCO.

In this City, Oct 25, by the Rev. WIN Van Doren A. l.
Boger Miss Henrietta C., daushtc: oi Joseph Much
ESQ. of Williamsburgh.
Is this City, Oct. - by the Rev. Mr., Start, VIM e.
Watson OF Paterson ~ j. Miss Bridget Scott, Of this
cry.
4, H,tford Conn Oct II, Walter Smith OF wsath-
ersied, 20 Mas Elizabeth Casper. of y. Y.
In Trenton. " Oct 20, ny the Re-. samuel Starr,
Levi, F. Hiesee Mary, daughter Of Gen. Zscharisn
Russell, If IrenteU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
Tn.te and sFouse Erdu.try


a Short tine aimee he rage
To import ;hc fnllirs Of The sre;
"I'vas - Or>av" this "NictOrll' that,
"V ciorIa Cap and " DO;,ay" Hat;
Unt taste to pleas. the Gown
Wa ";iilef to tae very crown.
Where our pr &c of Country thou
Nhcre w,re our Ssv.nsy Six s0uid men.
We have one yet le: tt:s-s rom
For 4" Fish hi fashions fues at 1o-1e,
With he1verf ON the native dam
Aud give, his trade 10 Uncle sam
Let every malsrs ilshoa'd beau
To every u7ifdio-' 60,
o. patTOalzs somc foreign halter
To spo.t ~ 5o1G street'-but no natter
While Fish" VII. p-Iriot hand can plan
He will pursue as nc began
For we've materials enough
And workmcH sterling Yankee stuff
Thea cone - patriots one and all
Wire fashions Tor the Spring and Fell,
Ana will while there's one beaver dam,
Keep altiYe traie for " Uncle sam
y. b: The Metropolitan" .tyle for scatlemen'. hats
was introduced by o Fish Isl Sept. Sl. The irsi quail
ity nf Beaser MolesSD ami Brush Hats al Si,5o war
ran,ed sup nor TO at -.
The subscriber oters also rich assortment of Fur
DDS VIZ :-Nuii, and Fur Trimmings Of evory descrip
tion. fine Seal and Otter CiPs &c.
o26 "a. o. FISH l37 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

- "A EklFN' SAFE Nv ID N.hs - :, II :
~ MENT.-By virtue OF an oTder OF inc horV 81 SUI
Frsder,ck Tsllmadyc Recorde. Of the City OF New
York viii sell at Pubic Auction, at 70 O'CLOCK 10 IN
vesibue of the City Hall of the CITY OF ors an 5
right, title and interest which Richerd v" ne hciu Ia'
the sixteenth day October last, or Al any 'ime aei
wards, in and the small experimental stehmooat ner
machinery, furniture &c building the ysfu hss
III" foot of Tenth street, Nsw-York.
will also sell eleven o'clock the same day AZ NO.
los East Broadway one horse one sir gle and har
and large and vausbe assor,iaen; Of houschoo
furniture s,e the property Richard w Redheid, al
sbsconiing concesed debtor
Dated New York, October 26. lsi.
MONMOUTH B. HART, Sheriff.
oa7tds BY AbM. Il. GREEN, Deputy Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

Tuesday, p. u
h,,h. Stock Beard to-day the business was moderate
ard fluctuations unmportaut OF United States Panx
1872 shares soa at {, cline Of per Delta
s,e and Hudson decliued Cautor Co !. The Gales OF
Harlem we're srge for sometime past, closing i:
IS! can, asd le b. 50. Tor Vl.ksburg offered
Ma. Tras, 81.
The operations In State Stocks considerable
The lhlP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

u Fer saIc.--Pur.uau, to porer Of sale con
t.tncd transfer OF the subscriber, by
Richard w Rcifod 81 III sell two hundred shares Of
the capital stock Of the Williamsburg Fire Insurance
Company at public suctios al the City Hall, New York
On the 10Th day of October instant, o'clock P. NJ Of
that day by James VI. Nil er d Co. Auctoneers
o2I g., RhWnON & GROESBECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
~ 1888, -a-eresnr,ory Sale Of BOMBS

j S3 ID ,UFD.-s- en- FtoFy SiiIc OF HO-'T Us
AND MORTGAGES Tile Bond, OF the original Stare
holders o. the New Brighton A. ocatio, ch there
due about Inc OF Three Hundred and Forty
five Tnous ND Dollars the puyGoent of which fccured
By mortgage upon all tho remaining property Of said
Association; will be soii together with s.ld mortgage ~
5. DRAPER, Jr. AuctOicer the Merchants Exchange
in III. city Of New York, on WEDNESDAY, the l5th
day Of November next, at o'clock ia the iOrenooD
Apply for particular, to
K. NJ. & e. BLATCHF ODD
o2j dtSIT NO. Hanover. street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
Josiah Kic hards, Aactioncer.
BIZ BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLAA i
Store lo6 BrcGGcGJ.
/ bers cash aiyasces usii en- eou,snmon's OF au;'
tim sales.
THIS EVENING,
A, n,..Ln.L

O'Clock.
PzlvAr: LIRSARr.-Embraciu= nany rne and I ara
works smong them are Mayti's Universal Hi>io-A, -
-ol: Su'l,, VI. moir> ) vols. tlnmc', story 'ois
Piukerons Voyage. aud Travel 6ycis quarto Gregory
.. tcu.ry. ; vols. quartz ufneqsaS's Chcmsuy'
vo>. Pope Essays. vols Pope's Works, vols ba'i
Rh tiric; Brooks Gsxlieer kr1rrisons Anc'ica t''
Bum. Works, vol; Pinker;ons Geography vols u
ha,l's Astro- theology 2v j.; story OF gov; A
~. sermons vols; Adams RoAan Antiquities 'oS'
British Plaach, = vols; NewtcIs Chronology, Sydney
on Government
Also Urge a,ortm,n; Of Novels Magazines, &c %c.
On TUESDAY November :, and three following days AZ
O'Clock. T. III.
GREAT SALE OF OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.
An extensive collection Of RSre and rri ~
I'D English hooks plendid Al Term fub ! /
C. recently received from Europe, comprising upwards
1000 volume; OF then. tue west magdihcoat ahd
sxp+ n.ve Works ever published.
Tie CO lection embraces immense sssemhlSgs o.
STANDARD Old Authors Civil aHd Ecclesiastical hst"T'
theology DIVINITY Antiquities, Architecture Phll"sophS
lui General Literature Very ARE old Books o ho,au
" scarce Works on rhiloogy, Lansua9e., Classical ~
c-ophv Science and FIGc Arts choice old rdtohS "i Ia"
a.In and Greek Classics (msuy NJ them nus ,feclIe
Of early prnting) lives OF Eminent Old Dhircs, Nav"
,ad Military Commanders, Statesmen and R'loFlne, :
EaryVoyages and Fravc, Valuable Old and Modsrni q,
tons of SteruE Authors the French Spanish and ''
Did Blsckle,,cr Volumes ard a large number OF "a
Pamy tlcts Charts &c The whole forming COLLECTION
he largest, attractive and perhaps richest IN variety
ever before offered IN this Country
Further particulars hereafter.
CoLOREp Rs-Ar Private Sale, luu dozens tu'',
olored Skvers consisting OF Cochneal blue oach hn
maroon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27
gs4NUFSFS.G, nEsEsa,

JOHN II. JaCOCKS, EDITOR & PUBLISHER.
Price ccrts-to statesmen casts
Published Quarte-iy-Ncs Haven, Octoher le4i.
pcoplc'- Cause.
Handful Pres, the Peoples cause,
Ia defence of Freedom and The Laws.
Verse might better make
But a. 1t is, People take II.
federation Ticket No. 3, for lei5.-HENEi CLAY, OF
Kentucky. for Four Years President.
joins DAVIS, of Mas aohusets. for -Four Years Vice
President. Fo. sale at $40 East Broadway. o.: 81
u The Cheapest Cash Tailor ye;,-PE-
TER V. Hustled No. Chatham Square, corner OF
Cathane-srect makes Clothing order il the nea;es
syc ~ per cent cheaper than the cheapest Cash Tailor
in this city. good fit in all warranted o26 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

TIMBER FORTTaE L. s.NAFF.-PRO-
1 POSALS ~, he received at he Navy AgeRts ofice.
in this city, uu the ,wenteth day o November next for
the suppv of Timber spec ed the Schedule at foot
all 10 BE- selected from the groa III Of lands within the IN
fueuce OF salt water.
The Timber must be delivered A. the Navy Yard BROOK
Ivr SewYork ro- of all charges and subject The
sscct,on Il the prouef officer oil The Yard.
SCHEDULE or WHlrE-OAK TIMBER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-27

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
rT1GaIL * NICHOLS, iuviie The at
,.,,,o, c.z,n, OF New-Yors and O,aer. visiting
the cry % ,ser extensive assortment OF DRY GOODS
All ine.. STOCK for Fall Trade having eeen purchased
this season, they cEer srcster var.ety OF VI"
GOODS than any other IN this city
ssLKs-Nirhout Tariff.
:. pieces Rich plain and cable striped fm Is to 9s
50 DO do co colorsd. ron Is 70 IS
20 do do S,ua strips Reps. al various prices
90 60 Co Chn;1 chaueeablo, from S to .
splendid As,cr,rner ef plaiz black asd blue black .
per cent; lover ,han ever before offered.
% piece, R.;a plain Gro, Ge New York.
10 do - DC and Satin ,i2sd GrOs d AF-ique
10 DO &C very rich la Lu,e-,-iug, REQ uccd prices
% 10 CO .iea black and blue black H-lnesne.
IL d, 40 CO DO DO 20 Sa;ia ,trsed, &c
To.st. 81. .ey-r. case, rich Six, STYLES
positively =. tAsa Offered bs ore TO
the CITIZENS OF Nss Yora.
sskAWLs.
e. - - ARK co.ofed grounds from ST. 81
leo hsby.,, rom - 80 10 - so.
80 Rich Cashmere rom Sio to >i6.
Also IL g assortment OF rich cainseabls Satin ps-
masks, 81 Ta..o-s prices.
DaOVyN sEEETINGs.
10 bales brown lee,iug, from 81 to Cd per yard.
10 cases bica:asd do yard wide Cd to i per yasd
ELkGNEls.
CO s,ces .si. white ,ni yellow, from Is to =.
- do Wsioh, very iiac, from Is to
PRINTS.
se7ar- cases Prints, selling roE 81 10 ID per yard
commonly ,oid a; )! aldISi.
CLCTzss AND CAsslNEREs.
50 pecs. .upc. blue bIac. oil case' and
,,eel mlxed Cio,h, from - TO 81 per var!
50 pieces .uperhae IVES, OF En-. OF sariou. shades
a, reduced prices.
IS pieces Beaver and Pho, Cloths, of every color, frou
81 so 20 s.,
BLANKETS of every description, % l0-+. Ii asj
- {. chean. THEALL & NICHOLS.
oaj3.., OIL ir,nd-.t. corner of Eldridgc.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN FAIR
u WILL sooS CLOSE. but the exhibition of the
Kicn H.. as,e and R,re Collection of DRY GOODS, at
the vel known establishment OF
JOHN H. DiNGMAN
Nl not close therefore The Ladies and the Public are IN
ve to examine without prce, stock OF Goods, Rich
Bc7utia, Useful and Cheap. The following ssAsonabIe
styles are offered
SEEAWLs,
= Ca.mere, elegant designs, white, black NSzlrene
blue ami node colored grounds.
100 Wool Brcchc, splendid Patterns from s. to sig 90
SOC 6oche all colos and styles, from sl,O9 u 500,
and grea, variety Of Shaw,, Rob Roy Kabyle. rhbct
M0rno, Se. very chear.
SILKS, SILKS.
80 pieces hyurcd striped and wateted, and figured
geabo ) lks embracing every variety OF style and
price, and more than
100 pieces Of pao4 and blue black and mode colcred
Silks from s.. 81. to =.
"a pieces Taghouis
30 do Boabs . nos.
100 Meriaos frenen.
900 pieces FlAnnels-2sO pairs Blankes.
CiotA. Cassia.eres, SatinetH., VeStnss. Verc'. &c
-, 600 gard, French, English aud American Prints, 4
rare assortment
80 cases and bale. of bleacacd and unboachSd Sheet
lnrs Canton Finunel- Tckinss, and cheap stock al
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery Gloves Gentemen' Shirts
and Drawers and Drawer foods Of every description.
JOHN II. DlNGMAN,
30l Grand-sireei corner OF Orchard
Call and examine for your.eiye. o25 tits
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