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The Polynesian., 1841-08-14

In full view from Waimca is the island of
hau. Its greatest length is lS miles, its
|eadh 8; though the average is not more
Ian 5. Its elevation is about 1000 feet,
nch broken up by deep rav.nes, and with
barren soil, which produces nothing but
" stuntcd shrubs, onions, vans and pota-
rs The inhabitants suffer much from
hat of water; their sole dependence being
Jon rain, which is collected and preserved
\ reservoirs. This island is noted for the
hnu'ic,urc of mats, some of which are of
II h finish and very costly.
81 4 mile to the west Of Nihnu. is Erg is
h,I 1t is ii mere rock, of about 1000 .ect
4 ya,ion, AID covered with stun,ed shrubs.
Mich afford food to thousands of wild rab.
a. with which tn" island is overrun.
9Waimca according to native tradition,
3 ms the honor Of being the first landing
cc of--Ncas. Their introduction was az
u the following manner: A woman hav-
IL, as was customary then, gone off to a
ve,cI at anchor in the roads, received ION
n lover, bottle tightly corkcd, which he
ID her contained valuable uairoi, (propcr-
VI, and that she must not open it until she
nchcd the shore. She obeyed his instruc-
l1bs, and overjoyed with her acquisition has
6Acd to show it to her friends. Having as
ombed them ALL the bottle was uncorkcd
~ the greatest care, and looking in, they
obcld nothing. The nmble prisoners had
\ hopped out, and socn gave being to
4pn'Iess progeny, that have gone on ever
Zee, hopping and biting with undimnishcd
II. The man should have been ncacd
be for his pains, or tied Mazcppa-lite, to
r. back of one of his own flcas.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14
N o II 10 Z.

The Partnership of the late firm of
HENRY Patty 81 co. has expired by
the dcccase of Mr. Henry PATy, one OF
the partners.
The undersigned will assume the re-
sponsib!itics and continue the business of
the late partnership under the same firm
Qlcnry Patty & Coz for the present, un-
til its affairs can be adjusted, when notice
will be given Of change in the firm.
JOHN Patty.
ELI iWORTlI.
WILLIAM PAV1.
Honolulu, Aug. 9th, I34l.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14
Siln.S.isLL 6 JOHNSON

Have just received per Ship Gloucester, and
offer for Sale the following
Articles, viz.
!! bales Grown Shccting.
1t cases Prints, consisting of American,
English and French
! case Mcrrmac Checks.
bales Union Ticks
q cases Blcached Shceting.
! bale Hamilton Stripes.
bales Suffolk Drills.
case Bicached Drills.
9 bales Blue Cotton,
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14

the solemn funeral procession and GER
MES performed last Saturday in this city,
onor of the memory Of the late President
RRIsoN, there was one circumstance
fh must be remembered by all with I'M
ped satisfaction. This was the appear
! of the British and the French Consuls
Pe ranks of that procession, each carry
he flag of the dountry he represented,
Hoped in Grape. AT any time such a
&c testimonial of respect to the memory
chief magistrate paid by the principal
'als Of foreign power, must be grtetul
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14
MARINE NEWS.
PORT Or HONOLULU.

SAILED.
Aug.5 Am Brig Joseph Peabody, Mazat-
Ian.
Br Brig Clementine, Rhodes Maui.
10, Br. Brig Harlequin, Lacy, China.
PASSENGERS.
In the Peabody, Capt. ID. Gilman.
In the Clcmcntine, Mr. and Mrs Hatch
Through the politeness of Mr. Gould, we
have been furnished with the following Lis:
OF American Shipping at Bay of Islands, n.
Zealand, from Jan. 6, to May l6, ls4l.
Jan. 6, Arrived, Hcsper, A'my, Fair Ha-
ven, % mos. 1900 sperm; from Rotemah;
sailed for home 18th. Jan. 8, Chelsa, Smith,
New London, 10 mos 5000 VIII 80 sp; from
Curtiss'; sailed south 2Sth. Jan. II, JAS
per, Lovitt, Fair Haven, Is mos 800 VIII
100 sp; from Cratonga; sailed south 3Oh.
Feb |, America, Topham, Hudson, Is
mos 1900 VIII 600 sp; from Hobart Town;
sailed north | lth. Feb. 3, Rebecca Sims,
Kay, New Bedford, 8 mos 100 sp; from
Chatam Isles; sailed for Chatam Isles 10th.
Feb. q, AL pha, Congdon, Nantucket, 80
mos 700 sp; from Rotemah; sailed north
March 9Th. Feb. 25th, L,,minary, Brice,
Warren, 10 mos 600 VIII 80 sp from the
southwark; sailed south Mar. I. Feb. 26,
Brig Gambia, Wallace, Salem, 5 mos; mer-
chandise; from Sydney; sailed for the Fiji
Islands Mar 18th.
March Is, Shcperdcss, Hooper, Salem,
8 mos; merchandise; from Sydney; sailed for
Tahita and home April 9Th. Mar II, Ly-
dia, Cross, Salem; ) mos; merchandise;
from Salem; trading. Mar. 26, Thule, Col
man, Nantucket, 20 mos $50 VIII 1880 sp;
from Rotemah; sailed for home April 18th.
Mar. &C, Good Return, Taber, New Bed
ford, % mos 300 VIII 2!O sp; from Chatam
Isles; sailed for home April 9th March
9th, Statesman, Coffin, Salem, o6 mos 100
sp; from French Rock; sailed for home eth
April.
April 5, France, Douglass, Sag IIarbor,
80 mos goo VIII 90 sp; from French Rock
sailed for home April 9th. April 7, Black
Warrior, Woodbury., Salem, 10 mos mer-
chandse; from Hobart Town; sailed for
home May lst. April %, Emily Morgan,
Clark, New Bedford, 40 mos 100 VIII 5000
sperm; from Rotemah; sailed for home May
10th. April 2G, Sch Ann Howard, Allyn,
New London, mos; merchandise.
May |, Plough Boy, Brown, Nantucket,
10 mos 900 sp; from Cra,onga; sailed north
May l2th. May IS, PInides, Allen, Ware
ham, Q mos 100 VIII 80 sp; from the south.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14

to the feelings of the citizens, but at juno
ture like the present, when the war cry is
iactiousIy encouraged by the designing, and
listened to by the creduous, when the tinid
are drdading hosti'ities, and the reckless are
loAng for plumber, to gee the British Consul
paying the highest tribute of respect IN hi,
power to the late highest in authority in the
country, was gratifying in the extreme. re-
liectng back upon himself the respect he
showed, and indicating the great principle
by which we believe both governments to be
actuatcd. of preserving pcaccabc and ami
cable relations with each other, by every
means compatible with national honor and
dignity. This proceeding of the Con>us
has gwen very general satisfaction to the cit
lzens, and the authorities Of New ok.
Subscriptions to the NoSANoNA are re-
ceivcd either nj the Printing Office or Bin
derry Of the American Mission, or by any
member of the Mission.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14
a AVevtiscm eMts.
a u 10 N.

On Tuesday next, 9th inst.) at 10
o'clock A. M. will be sold to the highest
bidder at the store of MARSHALL e.
JOHNSON, S A l. M o N, in barrels
and Tierces-Damagcd Leaf Tobacco, in
Bales-Cofiee Mills-Demijohns- Naval
Stores, &C. Terms, CASH.
MARSHALL e. JOHNSON,
Auctioneers.
Honolulu, Aug. 10, l8ll.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14

*NR EDITOR,-l see it noticed in your
per, that large sail was seen three
eks since standing down, with royals
~ studding sails set, for the anchorage.
n am good deal inclined to think those
~ sons who reported the above mention
n cra!t were somewhat mistaken. All
IT, residents, you are aware, thought it
Iery strange that she should not be seen
nom the town, and some think attribut-
s&thc whole matter to ocular deception !;
hbsc last, | am inclined to think were
D4sthe Fright trail for | myself few
dys since when coming up from the west
I'D saw what | could almost have sworn
BE sail; but on closer inspection |
md that had rugged out the Scamen's
t. pei into fine ship under royals and
mast studding sails, the upper part of
bclfry serving for royals and the other
ia sions supplying the place oftopgallant
~ and some of the other parts of the
P3dings resembling almost exactly the
|cmast and two sails. The reddish hue
~ upon the whole, by the last rays of
~ setting sun, gave it canvass tint, and
|eeeI to complete the deception; stern,
pm stem, and Catheads had she all,
pre- yards, taut sails, and masts that
ted full tall, she seemed to be with
F4fsty and pride, but then she did not
a. from side to side she came not in a
~ F''onable shape, but like a ship just
bling Dimond Point.
low Sir, think, that after the above
a explanation, the mystery is solved,
we can continue to expect the 1-evant,
a all the other men-of.war said to be
epd hithcr, and not poster ourselves
regretting that one of them has given
ne "go BY" FRANK.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14

Now i.anAcA from SHY GA<
ccs,cr, and ior sale W.
LAID g. &C.
90 bales Domestics.
~ cases do.
80 /" Blue Cottons,
Beavcrtecns,
" Moleskin.
Plaids.
Silk Umbrellas.
10 Cotton do.
81 Prints.
" Printed Pongce Hdkls,
II cases Cotton Hdkis.
8 " kiheiS.
50 " Blue Nankin.
8 &" Assorted Dry Goods,
8 " Drab Hats.
3 Thread.
81 packages Hard Ware.
80 Kegs Nails,
4 Casks Soap Stone Furnaces.
" Sad Irons.
90 doz. Cast Steel Wood Axes.
rolls Sheet Lead.
Cotton CHM.
3 cases Brushes.
10 " Boots and shoes.
g. Bars and Bundles assorted Iron,
D doZ Shovels.
90 bundles Hoop plates.
cask Cart Boxes.
8 bundles Spike and Nail Rods,
5 boxes Tin plates.
90 bolts Canvass.
80 pieces light Ravens Duck.
90 coils Cordage.
20 doz. Carolina Hoes.
3 cases Looking Glasses.
8 " Assorted Fancy articles.
. =" Books, late publications.
100 barrels Pilot Bread.
90 hhds Navy do.
90 barrels Fresh Flour, (extra)
$50 boxes Soap.
cask Glue.
so boxes Window Glass.
20 packages Crockery Ware.
10 Glass do.
% barrels Tar and Pitch.
; casks assorted Paints.
SO kegs English White Lead.
10 I" do. Black Pant,
The Polynesian., 1841-08-14
For Eilo.

4kf~ The Ship GLOUCESTER,
lEjHss HApGoop Master, will sail for
49,! = 2sa the above port on Monday,
the 10th inst. For freight or passage
please apply to LADD e. Co. or the Cap.
tain on board.
Aug. -, lS1l.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
-ANDREWs & LANrHIER, Dinners and TaiIors.

aNDhtNS ~ LtiNi Tirh DiuPcIS anu 1diIOTs
THE wealth founded the industry and
oy Ther. been and will exception,
but they few and those few rather to he ped
and deprecated than held up examples If worth
Economy happy For the day boEer the
eanc other person whose depends his
feels happy hour Of sickness other afc
know that his family wantbis little have been
provided for day his prosperity The wOud
given the picture different eoloring.
would be live contrary to the and
the scale Of have concluded to
adopt NEW NOVEL and CHEAP
put their purse an opportunity of ebtanng
wearing sppare! q Il very moderate
.ny prefer purchasing their CLOTH from the
friends who dealers in cloths both wholesale
and retail and thus obtain article OF excellent quality at small
importation price This they th'
cheapest way Of getting clothes which Now
we propose to undertake the MAKING ANDTRIMMING OF GAR
MENTS n such prices hose persons their clothing
better ado and cheaper cheapest cash tlorng establishment
in the country.
MANY think the taiors profits their
by furnishing but this mode will obyale TIL
excuse and will satisfy the public.
Again many think they purchase the cloth and carry
tbs tailor there the makinguP oft This
be true but wish the be understood
in article made shall receive the atten
ton the pains tina, would be bestowed ike article the
cloth being furnished by and hi or other complaint w be
re1nedcd in the like honorable
To those think makes such profits
that if he gets third his debts he making snd
therefore negligent the their taiOF bills we dOus
not tho information will be acceptable
The making trimming of a new system ofbasine
in our trade and we trust our patross friends will
precae motives.
u Ne distinctly understood that this riU be
NBTo may have their cloth furnished
would that shall keep have DONE seAonhc goods Of
quality which will be made up at the lowest possible cash
,ats, .6 Steot
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
FOR THE FIRST TIME
FALLS OE NEAGAHA By MOONLIGHT
WITH RFAL. WATER

VIII II REAL Ntlf.!t,
Now exhibiting the Academy Fine 81 Barcayt.
The Proprctors of the sublime Exhibition
their thanks for the liberal received and would respectfully
inform the public ;hs they have completed
MOONLIGHT VIEW OF THE STUpENLOUS FALLS OF NJ
AGARA! The application of REAL WATER Panoramic View
FIRST TINE introduced This ndispens, ,be
make the subject perfect rushing rocks and
preciwces ard neng with the below Every ops Bridge
and Rock attached location Faithfully represented form and
The reflection of objects the pIo-
duced by Real Water pleasing illusion the whole
and idea the Falls nghborhood
THIS Medsl covers THR EE HUNDRED square feet.
OPEN, DURING THE DAY. from 10 =, aud from to IN
TIE EVENING, from TO 10 o'clock.
the Evening Exhibition will be drawn precisely
socock.
ADMITTANCE p cents, Children unde. a years age half
price. Oh'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
PROF. oLMsTED's PATENT STOVES,

HALLS. PARioRs CHANGERS NURSERIES & CHURCHES.
The most economical Store mnde.
the Stoves near at han- the proprietor
n good article to the Olul-tei
Patent S-oye These Stoves have five been
the psb aRd generally we'll Known 10 require nuS
10 be MADE OF Inc beSi material
and IN the orrsmsntol stsie.
Te proprietor the public about the Raay Steve-
rsde IL Imitation Oned but cinerhg 10 ns hos'
essential parts ali Ia want 10 call and exam
his assortment surpassed III PoiHi oil oal or
solicited and attended to win
- 2wissod JAMES Z r pr-AI', -IV y az -
AND DINELLENeES.-Fors sale 90 acres OF Land in ar
good farming couHy, berg : w ~ ~ w iAA'A
sic ST. INQUIRE of sCaIEFFELN FERRIS 20 Cbambers.;.
n UILLS-aO basket. Russia dressed Quils for sale by
~ au2. GRINNEIL. MINTURN s. co. TS South 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
Dis0:

At Msnhaanvie Sept s. AID severe llnss Ee cOhn,
in ihc S>th of his age.
HI. f'end and respectfully invited to attend his
O'clock.
10 rhadciPha August Is afer short ilness, Mrs Lucy
vile OF James Stuart ESQ., and daughter OF Rich
ars Sroal Esq- OF Noun, Lebanon. ~ H. aged IS
Angus; yellew Joseph Booth przier
ageo about 20 years, formerly OF Nez-Y ork City.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK, SEPTEMBER 10


-....-..5 Is 80
Il HIGH 4 81
liverpool Aug l9 avre. 6 n Orleans. Sept
Ships Montreal Grng LOrdon JnO GswOd Catherine Berry
Charleston, Geo. SaioG.
Big Haase. pcApo Fredericksburg Va Br Ready Rhno,
oodworth, Windsor Ms Soue hiney Co; Ashley Pummsr,
Chsrrrn; rsmrico Neagle key est Loeg Island Hewe Rich
nond VS. Br Ed d.srd Whitney Sksng Mraaschi 1hos Wntie
Macon, Bbbons Cadz K VI Demll
Schs Cinderella Crowe baltimore; Notus, Besse Phisephis;
Richmond Chester Richmond Br, Jao Henry, Myers
Baiesy Il Lyilgto
ship Aymar, Conner i3 dys Liverpool, mdxe. Aymar Co
Snip Scotland Cason IS dys i'm Liverpool Dyson
Ship Fioitss, Pratt, Je dy Newcastle Eng, Hull
but & Co
Euro,as Crosby s. dys E>ineurc. iron ffavsud
Petit Calais lumber. Snth S Bpynon
Emily, Shersooao dys Chsrstn Dimou
hrg PoIas Lanse, dy IN Baltimore rrdzc Schmids
Son < Co.
Br brig BOo,hy Cochran, ys Pcsu coal bound TO
Newark.
b. bri. dys I'm plaster TO order
Big Abgo Bnrcn dys i'm KsDnsbeo lumber 10 order
Eagle Stevens Haiiix Mil-n1, Co
sai said be the Wellington Chadwick
fW London, mize, } GTsYOd
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
ue ..ls. of State SECURITIES exceeded $40, 600 ::

The Atlantic Rank Brooklyn has declared dividend OF Three
cent, for la,, six months.
TIE Commercial Advertiser uys that flr.hcr assignment
Monday last By the United Bank the assignce
that the 4h a Of all reslduary resulting interest
Bank property By all former assignments excepting
that assignment for the honeG; OF creditors Europe.
The North hmericpa Trust and Barking Company have published
the by the President
Real Estate Bank Of Asnsa that the Trust Company had Illegally
pledged T. aord Co. Of Loudon bonds of
Ahensa upon which loan had been nude Real Estate Bank
md for u pedeng which the President Of the Real Estate Bell
declared tor Stale TIE Eauk sbe would
probb pay nem Inc Trust Coz pauy eadeaor while
hcy admit the pedsng that violation the
bl contrary e President Of the Real Estate Bank vol
the fact the That they pledged and that spu
provided Trust Company
extension the loan LoHdou the Real Bank should
s desired have the benefit of the 1t also
that the Rca Estate Bank failed to comply with important
ou c Tho before failure IN made by the
Trust Ccmpluy Ws do pretend 10 g2c opinion the
it o this but this reputation getting much fire.
quen and but tend nurc materially the credit Of all
Stock,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

In ship England from LorpooMr Meals and lady MWatson,
Ar jacob lady. Miss Lyle sister,
Mrs Hamilton Major M ok lady aud Ogden,
Mr. Riuouc, Miss Rutouc Mr.. Hensham
Lackett family Rev. Mr. ,cSIanus, Messrs Baker
Blagden Jackson, Psode and 292 IN seerage.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
NEW BROADWAY STORE.

q w. MUIR & CO., 345 Broadway, cd house be-
low Leonard ST. e' irtia'c that they have ts norfiug
rAPLE DRY GOODS The assortment comprises qualities and
s suitable for respectable f.a. The boIs has besa
and expeene ga" eoau'nd and xii be offered Aeh
NUT satisfy &c most ecohonlcai purchaser The following few
Heavy Broche and Plaid Go de Narle :. Sd rer ward
Rich pal geIbie n do
PLAN and tgurei iAmure co
Richest Reps, o. SIlh el,s satln stripe s do
Richest Gro DO Af1qu- DO
Sple-cid Ombfe sad Glaze heavy Silks. only DO
Chang able Naccd Fouiard and Cline Silks, the
Black black silks erca, variety from Is upward
MOCsaELgNE DE LANES.
COOL article Nou>-e!ine de Lane for > per yard.
4 very excel nj quality, J. Cd
RieT Paris iions'e'ne de Lame all wool :. :,
Chales Of style in beautiful, designs.
Mourning and half mourning Niau ne De LaiGe' very low
In this article G w M-ir % ofer variety which for eztcu
beauty they sy eaNeJ
Smiling Calicoe. fas, coIoss af excellent quality.
English C.iicoes oniy i 81 aud l. 81 pc yard
splendid Of the English Cacoes styles not
b. iound ec~ here ,. aud Is 81 per yard.
Rch French COLLEGES arety OF ths most
elegant sty = 3 per yard and cases at IS
Mourning and hall mourr inr Cabcoss in graa, variety
LINENS.
Particular Linens which all Of
th- very best fabric aud approved brand.
sperfne ~ beached, and finish
ed entirely without deas, B. 81 &C. and IS yard these
goods much beos yaue,
Three Birds Eye Linen Diaper all qualities.
EIne si Laen Danas for table cloths IS Cd per yard
EXceilert l04 Linen Sheelisc, =. per yard.
Table Go hs OF ell and qualities aud with Napkins match
very cheap.
Rrnwn Shcetiues ward -ide. 81. per yard
An exccl II article for Si.-ovor yard wide.
Beautiful qrsiiy full yard, I'D.
Supc7dne do Is. Fickines, Sheeting., &c &c
AE-O:
Black Bom5azines. (iingiam., Musins Irish
Popn Shawls Broche Cashmere Thibet Silk &c Hosiery
Gloves EmbTcdcries Veivets Grapes, Ve,;ing',
FlnsDeli. s5 Ats
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10


The bucess Of The Brokers Board to-day rather light; With
the usual fluctuations There but few Of T. Bank sold
closing decline OF per Farmers Trust declined per
cent; Delaware Hudson Canton Harlem l. Mohawk rs-
proved s,onngton n Trust sold to day at
per cent
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
L Ii E Y E Z O

L Ii E Y E I o
OF THE
FIS G. L RPOR TiON
BELs4
Tho Subscriber price, OF his Sum-
DRY GOODS whca he recently purchased o the
present cvnug may
Har be in the distance he Ladies OF Brookya
Williams strangers visiting the city may he a'ssred
that establishment -ers greater inducements the Public any
respect than Gardtreet The public will please accept the
thanks Of H. g. for their past liberal patronage AID parcu
ay give thu following Ne GOods;
SILKS .-sELKs,
LOOK!-LOOK
color.d Sau striped Afrque 9 per yard
Plain striped Gro DC Arqne
Rich Cheuc. from Is
Brosiian Gace, very beautiful
Wstered Chenc, very rich
Gro dc Ncw-York, and Gro dc Perse, very elegant
Poi dc so figured, very rich, from IS to IS.
PLAIN Fol de Gro dc Naples mode colors,
from 3s ca to g. Cd
Jet silks every description from Is las
Black blueblack Satias, from 6s 10 l6s
Also PRINTS.
200 pieces French Chintz, from 2s cd to IS.
500 super English suitable the from 81 Is 3D.
And an immense stock of American Cuicoe. Cd
D9MEsTICs.
20 cases uabeachcd Cotton Goods of every
STYLE from Cd TO is.
pieces yellow Flasne, from ss. Alo,
CLOTHS CASSINERES, VESTlNGS, SATINETS, EOLT-
ESNES DE LANES, sAWLS, MERINoES, and great variety
Of Dry Goods ready the veil known eab
lishmcnt. .f JOHN H. DlNGMAN,
sio ernery Banks Dugman 3ol Grand Of Orchard
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
HARDWARE AND WOOD WARE.
w Sf say3rseS 155 IS 1851 Greeuwich-st
ORIGIN l.
CAsEs TAHLoRING gSTABLEsMmEMT.

AND DEPOT OF A ICY D Z S ARTICLES
229 BroadHay, american Hotel
Undersigned for extensive assortment
Goods he prepared make order at such
from credit prices view OF the superior style gar
uent inducements purchasers from whom
call solicited before purchasing elsewhere For tie
of those emergency otherwise require first
rate article EADYMADE GARMENTS assortment always KEEP
on hand after style originally introduced the old Establishment
lie Broadway which, Fancy Dress Articles including
Silk and Satin Cravat Muslin Cravas in great variety
of patterns. Cravat Sener Supcnders Pocket Handkerchef
Shirts Collars &c offered for sale at greatly
reduced prices charges for the style Of goods
which are OF the 6rst quality. WM I. JENNlNGS
iy2a istf 20 Broadway, Amercs1 Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
GREAT BARG ,IN

JREA L BARG aINS
Tais Day Offered by
F. w & w f. GILLEY
$50 GFsAND-sTREET.
SAC, 900 worth of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
prices persuade the economical
purchase articles OF CLOTHS CASsIMERES and SAT-
NETS. Offer Extraordinary inducements.
CLOTHS of all coors from 81 to 81.
CASSIMERES plain and fancy, 81 TO 81
sATINETS and sell thcr
least hd less han the wholesale dealers this city; and VT
hand both OF common and
superior MOUSELISE DE LANES, MERINoES TAGLIoNIs
ORUNTATRlNES, BOMBAZtNES, PRINTED SAXorlES, ALI
PASHA CLOTHS a variety Winter Goods for Ladies.
Dresses OUR ASSORTMENT
OF and blue black SILKS unvaled in this city,
EEANNEgIs.
Probably largest and English white rcd
and yellow FLANNELS in New York
DOMEsTVCs.
100000 yards besched aud brown SEETNGs and sHlRTlNs
and sold extraordinary low prices For
Fall River Shecng Cd and the best Memack Sheet
ings at lod
NBve u, one call and bo satisfied. storckecpcrs supplied
liberal 81 6tls
CHEAP, CHEAP FALL GOODS.
JASON HI. BoCKOyER 81 co.
below Barclay have hand one CT
The most Dry embracing almost
every M lie trade been purchased for
cashe extremely low, and will hc sold for the same
sILKs-slLKS.
yards black and blue black Of the most desirable styles and
suality, from Is los per yard.
MOUssELIN DE LANES.
eases plain Thlbo sayony De Laines of superior
quality PRINTS.
yards French Eng Fa River Bristol Dover and Mer-
rmack Prints, splendid article, at Is per yard
TAGLAONIs.
Just opened cases. comprising every or and PATTERN be aut
fu .tye Abo . cases EngIishMernoes, SC. s6tf
DO3EESTICS.
900 YARDS beached long cloths at cd, 3D. 3d. 0d, Is anc
ZO,OOO per I'd $4,000 ys brown sheeiing Of every
known style 3D. I'd 3D. 3d. Od and
Cd per y anne led and Is
ya bleached Canton hanne and qrs
sheeting and bales tickngs at j. H. BOCKovER & Co.'S
s6u 25 Greenwich 1t
FLANNEEs, ELANNELS!!
BALES opened morning of WEIGH Rogers patent
Salisbury Valley Dale Fauue white rcd and yellow from
l. III 10 2, ,er ward at j. II. BOCKOyER & Co.'S
s6,f 2lj Greenwich St. doors below Barclay
CfLOTHn, Cassimeres, and sntineis. -superdn'
~ West of black black green
blue cloths wool black, plain anu fancy ~
pieces every quality from Sd to los yard
und likewise cashmere and valencia vesting'
sS,f J II. BoCKovER & CO, al5 Greenwich street
HARDWARE AND WOOD WAKE.
w. 81 J. JAMESON, 255 & 255i Greeuwich-st.
II rTCREN FURNITURE all yare consisting Of Hard
IN ware and Wlowware kept constantly
on hand qualities very prices suit the times
would wish purchase articles of the above kind will hnd
it to their advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
NIB large assortment French Travelling Bags and Baskets
a Imis w. e. ]. JAMESON