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State of Mississippi:
ANTE COUNTY.
Circuit Court, to November, Term, 1871.
Van f. Swearingam,
VS.. Attachment Tor
William Middleton. $3.50

VS.. Attachment Tor
William Middleton. $3.50
~ Office is hereby given, that on
~ 9th Of July, l84l, Van F. Swear
lngam, plaintiff in this case, applied for
an obtained an attachment from Russell
Jones, Justice OF the Peace, in and for
said county, against the goods and chat.
tells, lands and lenementS, Of William Mid
dleton, defendant, for the above sum OF
$3.50, retu rnabIe at a circuit court TO be
holden at Liberty. in and for Amlte coun-
ty, on the second Monday in November
next, Is Al, and unless the said defendant
shall ap pear, give special bail and plead
or dem ur, within the time prescribed Tor
appear ance at said Term, Judgment final
will be dem anded against the property at
tached, and the property so attached VIII
be sold and applied to the payment oil
the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. NJ. DAVIS, Ctk.
Geo. F. Webb, Piaina6's Attorney,
Liberty, Sept. 80, 1871 IOWA
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CANDIDA ES.
NOVEMBER ELECTION, l84l.
For District Attorney,

Composing the counties of Amite, Pike Frank
lin, Lawrence, Marion, Covngton, and Han
cock.
+. c. TALBERT, OF liberty.
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TUST received Lowell Cotton and shoes
- from, the penitentiary at Bat on Rouge
which will be sold very low persons are
requested to call and examine for theme
selves. rr,o,
LEVY DRYFUSS.
Sept 80, l94l 4o'i
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- W Thi'bA''e ''
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
EN- DAVIS, E. s. RUSSELL,
R. NJ NELSON.
For Sheriff.
]. NJ NORWOOD, R. J. WATKINS,
NJ. WHITTINGToN, L, L. TARVER.
For Probate Judge.
JOHN WALKER.
For Probate Clerk,
S. R. DAVIS.
For County Treasurer.
Up. BUTLER, A. VANNORMAN.
NATHAN CHALFANT.
For Assessor.
WIN. C. HARRELL, II H. ANDREWS,
r. s. GARDNER,
JAMES MADISON LOWRY.
For Coroner
JONAS S. PARKER, | RICHARD Messy,
CHRIST: CARSNER, YOUNG f. GRIFFIN,
For Tdr Collector.
JESSE billiard, R. c. WESTBROOK
CLINTON McGEHEE.
For Surveyor,
JOHN X. CAULFEILD.
For Justice Of the Peace,
DAVID JEWETT, A. NJ. LEA,
For COnstable-D District No. /.
10. G. HARRELL, P. NJ. WHITAKER,
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A LIST OF LETTES,

~ blAJl VI i1Lh 10y
DEMAINlNG in the post office at
~, Liberty, Miss which if not taken
out within three months will be sent to
the general post office as dead letters.
Alexander, Mary Mount, Joseph
Burrows. Mrs MariaMcCray. Mrs Nj A
Byrd, VIM McGhee, James
Brown, James McGehec, VIM
Bond, Rev. Mcdowell, John
ChaIlant, Nat McMilon, DR.
Cook, X II Nelson, K VI
Coving,on Missouri 2Pool, NC
CASTOR, Col E Price, John IL
Cain. AW Robinson, Aaron
Cock burn. p Il Reams, Lemuel
Collins, VIC Rogers, Wm r
Davis, Lawrence Richardson, Elias
Dixon, Jno Rice, Mrs Francis
Over, ES Robinson Miss M
Dyer, Rob't Roundtree,
Durham, Sarah Mrs Robertson, d
Eppes, Mrs Sarah Richmond, A
Firth, Miss Lucinda Reynolds, l. p
Fielder, Jas w Roberts, d
Faust, James Scott, VIM H 3
Gordon, g p Smith A e
Gayle, re Smith &c
Hughes, Patrick Seat Aaron
Hanes, Thos Stokes n
Holden Thos Strange Thos
Hughey James Taylor Jams
Hurst jig Taylor Elias
Hughes DR. Dc Tarber Lot
Hughes, John Toler Tilman
Hanks, LR Travis John Jr
Jackson, Wiley Van Norman Il
Johnson, l. J 8 Wall Jehu
James, Philip Wall RI
Lowery Miss M. 2 Williams Jessey
Lowery, JF Williams RI
baltimore Jas Williams w
Lucas, John William Il
Lea, A Weathersby DIR l. 2
Lea. HIM Wilkinson Stephen
Love Robt Wilkinson 5 Sr
Montgomery, r Westbrook Z l.
Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say they are advertised.
SAMUEL TlLLOTSON, P AZ
Oct LIST, l94l.
TUST RECEIVED large lot OF Ne
u gro Shoes, whichwe offer at 81 20
ner pair by the dozen for cash.
+. w. HITCHCOCK, a. Co.
Gu, i6 t84l .ti.38
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For Justice Of The Peace,
DAVID JEWETT, | A. NJ. LEA,

For COnstable-DiStrict No /.
10. G. HARRELL, P. NJ. WHITAKER,
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To ters /:

XNTE are now receiving general
wv assortment Of Fall and Winter
Goods which we offur at
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Il. NJ. DAVIS, =. 5. RUSSELL'
R. M. NELSON.
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NJ EMAINlNG in the post office at
~ Liberty, (Miss.) which if not taken
out within three months will be sent to
the general post office as dead letters,
Alexander, Mary Mount, Joseph
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Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
SAMUEL TlLLOTSON, T. M
Oct, LIST, l94l.
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New Drug Store,

AT DR.. J. v. WREN'S OFFICE,
Corner of Main and Holmes Streets, in the town
Of LIBERTY, Miss
IUST received, and for sale the follow
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Liberty, Miss. July 8, l84l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10
LATE FROM EUROPE.


A leiIer written BY Captain iloskiu'.
Of the Grss, Western. In Bristol chanel,
states that on his passage Out. on Sunday,
April 18th. he encountered grea, quani''
ties OF ice in the Atlantic, tina, a. one time
he va. nearly surrounded by il. and that
il was with some difficulty he was sns.
bled In exiriesie himself from bis siiua'
tim. The quantity of ice in the Atlantic
10 said 10 have been this year unpreee'
dsniedly great.
The ship Jessie. Richie. on her voy..
age from ST. Domingo Tor The Gull Of
Finlland. met with vessel Of from 4oo
to 500 taas. of North American cons'ruc-
iion. which had burnt N the waters edge
in la,. % I. NJ, long. Q Q. w. iierna@s
could no, be found out.
a third pau Of the city Of Drom'hf,m'
in Norway, by far the best built psf''o"
of il. was Destroyed BY FIRE during . ''o,
len, storm. on The afternoon and night "
The 24,h April. 3l4 houses were con
sumej and 1000 persons were lei' sneI
terlsss. The buildings were insured 70
the extent OF 600. 900 dollars.
The daughter Of the Infan's DON Fran
cisco de Poslo and The Primers Chaf'o"s
Queen Chris,isna's sister had elope"
from Paris with Polish Count. oy 'hs
name Of Gssowski Orders hsa been :"
sued by the French Government 10 'n'
,ereep, the fugi,ives. They we're over
taken IN Belgium and arrested, bu! os'
clared that they were married 10 Paris:
In the British Parliament . sucees''o"
Of imporian, debates had taken place o"
the Corn laws and other financial prolec"'
which al this time sngsoss abe s''sn,'on
IL the country. 30 very definite ac''o"
seems 10 have taken place.
The Steamship President had no. az
rived, aud no certain lidlnss had per"
attained from her Every breeze 'io"
the broad Ailaaiic. 10 the anxious ws'e"'
era. gs,e Signs &C ~o that all wss '"'
Every hors vas abandoned 10 ds'fa''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

We readily respond 10 he lvlls.;..
from The Alsxsadris Gazette:
We spoke The other day, % he s.ia..,
decline of sabiuiertd party l.ss..
lhroushout he eosnlry. ,noprs, he -
pie. We are glsd 10 see, son,,,se.
further evidence .pf the fact. Amer A.
turmoil and rsst q NE lsls eoalssi. i !.
dslighifsl 70 witness he gradual elm
that % eoning over nsn's msnas and len.
pers. The thoafhdul and re- taselinr shi.l
there has been enough Of suifs and eou,,..
ton. Theirs som<shing 70 orespy s,,,,.
lion besides politics. Veal have epun,,,
which ws loss. and 10 pronals is M.
rssis snd sdvsaes iis prosperity. wisheu,
references 10 party views OF esnsidsrs,io,.
10 what % should now saiss Coo, smir,.
biz and kindly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

Curious True.--A young woman.
travelling from Sedge6eld. uas stopped
by two men. who submitted % her con.
sidsra,ion The hishwsyman's alternative
-"her mohey. or her lifs." The Girl
preferred the surrender nj her money.
amounting 10 fifteen shillings. three Of
which she begged might be rsivrnsd. ha,.
ing borrowed them from nsishbor. The
thieves complied with her request. and she
proceeded on her wsy. Shorty sfsr-
wards. hearing footsteps behind her. she
hid herself by the road aide. nor ven,ursd
out until some lime after ihs sound Of
footsteps had died away. When. quit
iing her eoneeslmeni. she toek refuge IN
The nearest cottage, where. on examining
her money. she found that The robbers
had given her sovereigns in mistake for
shillings. Its supposed. says our COZ.
rspondsn,.l that the men had discovered
their blunder. and we're 10 punni, Of her
when she bid herself in he ditch. All
that We have IN say 10. TIA. the ineiden,
bears q marvellous resemblance 10 one
which (aeeording 10 contemporary jour.
nsls) oeeurred in the south OF England .
few months ago. Gaisshsad Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

attempted Ssieidt.--A young married
womsn in Nsw York. . dsy or Two sso.
attempted 10 destroy hsriifs BY swallsw.
ING laudsnam. By The aid Of powerful
emsiies che wss resiorsd-and he only
reason she gave Cor she rash sel wss. .hs,
her husband zane home bsssily drunk.
and she had rather die han live win !
drunken husband. lie II The sane lime
vas lying on The floor. almost inssasiLls
ass dead man from the effect Of liquor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

We understand thai Nc. Ewing. Sc
ereisry Of the Treasury. has . plan Coz
Nsiioasl Bank maiursd ready 10 prs.sa.
10 Congress. He 6xss The capital Of ,bs
Bank 81 Ihuiy.6,s millions. and il 10 safe
10 be arranged generally upon The pnnei.
pies Of The old Bank. wiih such amend
msn,s and safeguards thrown around il.
% experience has proved 70 be nsesHa-
~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

peri sspEs faHh IL immtbss mat. = j,
ussii. As. siIeulslsd asripg Che ps,,r...
sih lhs aiiending sAprnssa. III, g.
hsf q dislilleriss uilhin slss linn, = y
Union was STATED II less. annusll, -
sfssiufins s6.s43.7s6 s.iloas. Il -.
ifssi 9Th his. the fsel wss sls.sd -.
sixteen yszfs $50. shs numhsr o. di,,;s,.
mes wss $4,000. nsn1f.stsrins 72eoa
900 gsllons- II YES also sasled IN "A
,sen ihaussad drsakssds had been e..
ed in he nniisd SAFES xi,hia ~ -,
az monlhs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

Il 10 stated that the funds nov locked
up in ehancery in England. the RICH, to
which 10 contested BY sni,ors. smouni 10
Two hundred and Eve millions 81 dollars!
u is nov proposed 10 faeili,s,s The busi'
ness Of The Court % Chsnsery By the sP.
pointmsni two additional equity Judges.
to be styled "lofds assistants"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

TEMPERANCE.-Ths anniversary
meeting Of the American Temperance
union was recently held 10 the city Of
New York. Hon. Theodore Freling huy.
sen presiding. Among other rrecs edina..
tie executive tonmlue. made their re
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10
oGLE,s SPEECH.

Much lnInsiice has ofen done 70 NE
memory Of Mr.. ogls. By . PARTON % he
Press. in references % his eelshsaled
speech delivered 81 The lat Sessisa Of
Congress.
Beesuse he While House wss leIl By
Mr.. Van B1Ten in . dsrsnsed and shabby
stale. II 10 argued that Oels's picture Of
The almost regal mssnikeease % The
fnrnilur. &C.. was fancy sketch. drawn
Tor political effect Nos, By reIersnre
10 the speech, which was 90 politely
termed .sn omnibus Of lies" BY me
Globe. Il will be seen that. for sll lhe
immense expenditures 10 adorn and furnish
the Presidents House. Mr.. Osls has
produced The vouchers and che items az
copied from official Statements. So thai
The whole affair amounts 20 this: Thar
either The sums rouehed icere expended
for The purposes indicated. land IL 90
what has become az Ne fprniiurefl of The
money was expended for other purposes.
and falsely charged 10 The issm specified.
Neither aspect Of The case 10 very fasors-
bic 10 the character Of Me-. Van Buren's
administration.
The only mode BY which Me-. Ogle esn
bs proved 10 have INDUCED in fiction. 10
10 show thar his quotations from Official
statements were foresriss. II bis quota
tons were true, large sums Of money
mus, have been expended in furniture. or
falsely charged 10 the account offurniisrs.
Petersburg Mid.
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Hisconsin-Ilis stated that upwards
of i've hundred persons have been added
to the churches OF Wisconsin, by pro.
isssIon. within the past year. In q late
report on The state 81 religion in that Ter.
ritory, IL 10 said. never has . new ter
ri'ory been more signslly wa,sred with
the dews OF Heaven" simultaneously
with those rel,g,ons movements. have
been se, on foot sundry inquiries in ,hs,
territory concerning popular educsiion.
A right rpiri. seems to animate the peo.
pie OF Wisconsin. :.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

senundrels are not Cor one moment eaan.
tenane. a az tolerated BY the Democracy. saeh
eap Fiis fy 10 Federalism. nos only Tor pro
lection, but Tor promotion"
So says the /" Globe" which has Ger.
tsinly either the shortest memory. or The
longest eonseienes. 10 be found in these
states. Swanwout. who stole . million
and squarIer Of Uncle Sans money. was
" countsnabesd BY ihe Democracy Coz
long years, over which his rsscaliiy vas
spread; and wss finally permitted 10 70
Cd, several months slier his robbery was
known. Price was . tolerated" for he
made flaming speech in Tsmmany Hell
The seek before he ran Of. The Demo.
crAev. represented BY Levi Woodbury..
conducted most beseeehing eorrespon.
dence with Harris. who resisted eli The
Democratic appeals 10 his magnanimiiy.
and refused 10 "fork eref." He was 50 far
"soun,snsnced" that he was permitted TO
resign after having poeke,ed sl00. 900
OF the peoples money. Boyd was put
in his place, BY bis recommendation. and.
naturally enough. did likewise. He vss
so far I" tolerated" lha, Monsieur Ga.
resche. the " Star Chsmber Commission.
sr" sent out to examine nto his affairs.
recommended tbs, he be retained. because
he had already s,olsn s57 900. and pro.
badly would not wish .o steal any more!
whereas any other /" Democrat" that
nigh. be putin HE place. would doubtless
do ~ he had done.
We might cite hundred instances Of
she eoun.enanee and ialersiion" afford.
ed 70 seoundrelism BY the " Democracy"
but whsre's the usei Does not The Globe
itself afford daily evidence Of The falsiiy
81 its own declaration! Fayetteville O5s
The PO,oer Of Rome Uning.-Ths
political power Of Popery. which was
once extended over every ihrons and 20.
vernmsnt 10 Europe, 10 still declining.
Spain 10 following The example Of Fog
land. Scotland, Denmark, Sweden. Swi
zerlsd. Prussis, and other German States,
in casting of the inlolerable yoke uf Rom
ish Superstition and Bigo,ry. I.s,e &C.
coun. from Madrid state tina, 'she Span.
isrds have struck another blowsN Pope
ry. BY refusing 10 allow the circulation Of
the Pope's bulIs, briefs, re.crip,s. moni.
tories. or any other documrn,s Issuing
from The Pspal See, which have not had
the Ga. Of the Spanish gnvernm, NJ"
The government, DEGREES also the Gun.
preston Of ",he Society for the Propa.
CATION Of the Faith" enj"ins the civil and
ecclesiss.ic suihorliies to prevent ns as
sembling, and 10 stop The circulation Of
its papers. The judges and alcsldes are
ordered To ssqnesler the funds of the 80.
cieiy, wherever they are 10 be found.
The Pope. nhis fiery indignation. has
refused to recognise the Msrqui, de Vii.
lalba. as Spanish envoy 10 The court Of
Rome. The Marquis has therefore qui,
led that city on his return to Madrid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

ALAhAMA.
Reuben Chapman William Payne,
George s. Houston Benz. q. Shields--s
Dixon II. Lewis
MISSOURI.
John C. Edwards John Miher-2
Arkansas.
Edward Crvss-1.
MICHIGAN.
Jacob M. Howard.
FLORIDA.
David Levy.
IOWA.
Augustus c. Dodge-i.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10

W Hitdiu JdCA
DELAWARE.
~ George b. Rodney.
MARYLAND.
William G.. Johnson James A. Pearce
Isaac B. Jones Alexander Randall
John p. Kennedy Augustus A. Sellers
John +. Mason ]. w. WiIliams-s.
$780, VIRGINIA. x
Linn Banks RobertM. IT. Hunter
Richard w. Barton Edmund w. Hubbard
John M. Bolts John w. Jones
George w. Cary Francis Mallory
Walter Coles Cuthbert Powell
Thomas w. Gilmer Lewis Steenrod
William l.. Goggin Alex. III. III. Stuart
William o. Goode Geo. w. Summers
William A. Harris John Talliafero
Samuel L. Hayes Henry A.Wise-2i.
George w. Hopkins
NORTH-cARoLIyA.
Arch. III. Arlington Abraham Rencher
Green w. Caldwell Rom. M. Saunders
John r. j. Daniel Aug. H. Shepperd
Edmund Deberry Edward Stanly
James Graham Wm.H Washington
James j. M.Kay Lewis Williams-l3
Kenneth Rayner
soUTH-cARoLISA.
Sampson III. Butler Frances w. Pickens
William Butler II. Barnwell Rhett
Patrick G. Caldwell James Rogers
John Campbell Thos. d. Sum,er-9
Isaac Z. Holmes
GEORGIA.
julius G. Afford Thomas b. King
William G.. Dawson James A. Meriwether
Thomas A. Foster Eugenius A. Nisbet
Roger l.. Gamble Lott Warren-9.
Rich. w. Habersham
KENTUCKy.
landau w. Andrews John Pope
Linn Boyd James c. Sprigg
William o. Butler John b. Thompson
Garrett Davis Philip Triplett
Willis Green Jos. X. Underwood
Thomas F. Marshall John White-l3.
Bryan Y. Owsley
TENNESSEE.
Thomas ID. Arnold Cave Johnson
Aaron v. Brown Abraham Mcclellan
Milton Brown Hopkins L. Turney
VIM. b. Campbell HarveyM. w atterson
Thos. J. Campbell Chris. HI. Williams
Robert L. Caruthers JOSH. Williams-I3
Meredith p. Gentry
OHIO.
Sherlock j. Andrews William Medill
BENZ. g. Cowen Calvary Morris
Ezra Dean jeremiah Morrow
William Doane N. G. Pendleton
Joshua X. Giddings Joseph Ridgway
Patrick g. Goode William Russell
John Hastings Samuel StokeIey
samson Mason George Sweeney
Joshua Mathiot John b. Weller-l9.
James Mathews
LOUISIANA.
John B. Dawson Edw. ID. White-3.
John Moore ~
INDIANA.
James III. Cravens Rich. w. Thompson
Andrew Kennedy David Wallace
Henry >. Lane Jos. L. White-7.
George III. Profit
MISSISSIPPI.
Not elected. ia. =
ILLINOIS.
Not elected. 3.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-10
We then should have 10 raise from 9th

lions Of dollars We then should have raise from other
sources to equal our annual and purchase nsnuiac
tire, three hundred and seventy millions Of dollars Most OF
The manufactures we now make necessarcs chiefly con-
.umed BY citizens every Thepopuation no" en-
poyed in agriculture, properly stimulated By adopting he
improvements already made would produce more than we
can consume sell
We want our fellow citizens look the facts, draw t'e
own nerences and put influential stations men who are
friendly to the Protection Of American Industry The Ma
toaa Prosperity be fully permanently restored
untll thai. great end Is effected.
.rr>.axAnlz E.eAps-We mentioned few days since
the fac, that on the Both the BAPTIST meeting house al
Worcester Mass was struck by lightning. The Massaehu
se,,s Spy gives the circumstances attending the accident 1t
seems that there were the basement of the church about
two hundred and fifty children the whole force OF the hsh
npgsroke was spent their midst nearly all OF them were
thrown PROSTATE upon TIE floor fifteen twenty who were
crowding to the door laid upon another and some
dozen of them were somewhat though seriously injured
This is one of tho most remarkable esca9es from lightning
we have ever seen recorded.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-10
CHEAP iNDF FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DRY GOODS At COST Prices.

y'HE being reduce their stock OF Spring
Summer Goods low possible, previous to making puF
cha all from ,hs up the first OF August
na,- sell their Goods AZ COST
Their stock ia-ge beon mostly purchased Anc-
vosy prices best opportunity offered e La"
dies supply themselves fashionable Goods.
Amoa. stock may BE found splendid assortment OF RICH
SILKS the styles, great variety OF PRINTED LAWNS
Bonbazoes Prints Also large lot OF Gambroon' Grape Cam
blets aud Linen DrilIs for Centencns
ielsf GERARD & KLfNCK. 167 Spring-st
l >lk 3D. lot De Lines, 81 wool 81
{: 9d lot line Bonbazin at :. Cd lot sqbl1 Nd,. nas psp &
printed Mrl,, o l. 3i o 'e;.ns at Is lot best quality
jy9 A. wILET HAWKINS st-'e No. 81 GreGrwichst st
(1EsgAP G0lIgs md FANCY GOeDS STORE
y GEO : SCARY Il CO.
iJ Pea-stree Maiden iane have for sale va
rety Goods their iise. part follows
COMES ofeyegy descriptions gilt bone and other Buttons Needles
ct Books Whaisone Steel Wood Bnsks Bone ard
Corset Rings ono hundred yards Spool Cotton Spool
Stands and Boot lacc Leather and Bead Purses
Bead Bag. soaps Goth HAIR and Brushes
Glasses Rszor and Razor >trops Shaving Boxes &c %c
The above Goods MAJ be hal IN quantities to SUIT at the lowest
n B. Dealer, III Bones Horns and Rattan. e2l I'm
ssS 9ON C.qE.P C<aHi'EEs-Come and see at
y .JOO l6 Chaham-- The .ubscrlbcr> beng deter
2 and extensive stock o Carpets good
cheap cheapest wish inform their man!
patrons public general they have received IN add
stock assortment Of BRUSSELS aud Aree
sGoS do It.. LOO do aic! Inr f.. 800 DO & 900 do p.
style transparent Shndc from s. TO 80
best quality Cuwb Cloths and Tb Coscrs with
the extensive of all ng with the trade
Dom, forget the number. iei9lm
(7SEiPtETsNt: CHEAPER TEAM EVER D
W. WnoA No. - Gaast on, e near InIraa cor M
pctnr hc being rr-h be- sold at price. 10 SAT- Tue
wi,hc Of the purchaser variety OF Rugs Mats Alamo
and Table towers Floor Cloths &c with other articles
,- all Of which i'll br soil IS cheap (o
csape than be purchased at any other Store IN the C
al1 In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-10
NEW GOODS.
GalNAYp. GssA Nli.. !.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of French and American Paper
ny sale the nitd Paper duuy
Ban Box Warehouse Is Canal near Broadway New"
York
Purchasers are respectfully call and examine for tl-
selves. Rooms prepared in the
;,I5l1 JOSHUA BROWN G5 (ianal-st
New-York tribune., 1841-07-10

INCH VASES, GIRANDOLES, &c--A large as'orIenI
Of The articles comprising all tho most spendd Pe M I0 N
,be Market for sale low prices by MERRlTTS
Bo~ery.