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New-York tribune., 1841-05-20
By this Mornings Sonthern Mail.

~, q ,eo1l>A = ron he election II this Stale ie"
..-. have .ee received. The Star OF Monday says that
-, S,conS CBvnuu'.l District D1sizl (V b IS p70-
..t ,.,.,ed In N-.ihar,ptou and HaN counties how
e,er. Cherry (N had 40 majority
/, he Casrel District ShcPhri y" 'aid to De ''sh
Tn, d Wing gain. .,,..,......,.,t, boz.
~ N.v5crn District asiinstoa (N) iS sad 10 nave
ts., rs.rpe,i Wing gam II the Rowan District 'sF'
:. -. .,o,.,. q. Wig gain. IN Pearhcrs election
II ms h 50 the WH:- gain. a. least 'aTes "''Hi'
chance. for Two more and 70 risk
r,Trte R,i.roai 9epo,, Engines. &c at Annapolis
NJ we're DESTROYED o, t;r, !a,s on Noniay aisht
IvroerA>r FROM MENIco--By an arrival Al Ne" Or
r,r. III, ;,lovisg Mexican news has been rcceiycd;
General Sanara a; ,he head 1900 men, from Iooaseo
and Yu,a;aa Lad advanced v,hiu 80 miles ot EZRA Cruz
!, united orcc OF TcNian ana CsnpcashianS had taNa'
the fort and bar of iampico
In norther which lately prevailed along the N,eNea
ms. many vessel, are sai, TO have suffered
Texan man Of war schooner |aS wrecked 81 mics 10
I,e,y,r; o: Vera Cruz. and all hands lost
The Ncy-York packet ship Ural / also SAID to 9e cast
away near Vera Cruz.
Spanish uan OF ao sl3rre' IN tne same storm
On IN; 26tl Of April. coniucta o; 100000 dollars ar
.-c.1 AZ Yea Cruz from, tee interior.
T-ae was very dull Ner; Cruz. No confidence existed
anon, the peope a. The stability Il the government
IN O Co4rier
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY =. . =
For CITY Intelligence and AFri'"''
Hotels .es ast pH.e

We have sought TO ccnt!o-
- ,.;,l Theatre. but respectful answer 20 - '''''
,;-, .bv we did not advertise Ihei'T'ea'
"41'' ,,o, ~ the attacks OF q large porter o
.rI;.ted in their support These we have hitherto
~ ,,no,iced hut there : Editorial III yes
san al bcl .utrages the feeling, Of the Christian
,,l;e in . manner gross to be patiently borne
1to, article is o.,cnsbly aimed the managers Of he
topse of Refuge for Juvenile DeinquentS at whose H.
stance the Chancellor the Stale s nterdcted ierr per
fo,ances in the Bower Theatre until the annual license 'o
,a, establishment aow due shall be paid his P'oceep
ipg-strictlv Authorized and required b. Ia" OF 'le State
Is made the pretext of nearly ha column OF 'itueFa' !"
be Sun, aimed at the conscenou, opponents OF lhea'Fe
and thence at our Christian Churches Il : broadly 4d
grossly asserted that most o the llcstnate b.r, IN our
CITY owe their origin to acquaintance formed at hreNln9
Chnrches and again that Class Meetings winch are rank
cd with ball-rou.es and other indiscrmnaF a'sen''ase
have done more TO people the House Of Refuge an twenty
times the number Of hcatres
We disdain to answer these gross, false ana sti1ei
assertions and Institutions against the religious institutions
and asscmbages for public worship OF cur CiS' h'c''
Christian hear, will spontaneously rcPc them with aoh'
ence But what shall think Of the moral sense OF com
muni,y before which they unbushnsy made!
MchcHMe For-er-Ths worthy Is no" III prison i' ''''
Hall of Justice, preparatory TO ms trial.
The Courier gives the following particulars OF i' escape
|, appears tha, his fight from this city he went 10 nj
lII; rro ,icr having procured ticket at the Fits
''rs R,road Office. (or the purpose Of misleading any
Sh5 SGss mgh ns'du be GT !" pursuit. @ he discussed himself suit
grey clothes broad brim hat with Grape band in which
dress and green pecacle and with 'a5Pcn'e5 m rue & m
cy frequently meeting persons with whom he well ac-
esin,cd He ef, P6iadclphi4 or Ne,rYork the
and up the river the steamboat H. sa 'Gns @ ane a ' %
while company VI h persons whom ne N"' Ou nom u
whom detected him through his disguise
An incident occurred Troy, which shows tire constant
labornr while purchasing stage ticket al that place. per,
,'b 5c,1cd Mitchell The Fergcr upon which the
,y man. turned suddenly around under the conviction that
he was discovered bu finding such was not the case he
merely said he knew him, and believed him TO be great
rascal!
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

,,,-,,,,, ~ TryN--1ht President ms
,oosS @1e' 59 Hen joseph Eve OF kentucky chsee to
a9fg5"sJ - hi, is an imporlan; appointment
,n3 !, has been bestowei upon firm and aese pa
-o,-one who VIII in all stations and conditions '1'-a
the honor OF h;s counus.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

v,y.,-The United states shp othe-lne DeIa"a'f
Captain cCauey destined for me NsdsTanfd4, cropped
-o, 49,, Md states s,e amer Norfolk Bea
caa
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

70 Rev TaoxrsoS s H,KRts, formerly Missiona-
among S,necas, hiss been appointed ChaPiar IN Il
Navy He is stationed on board tie North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

e. The Fngate Brandywne, lately returned from tn,
Mediterranean, return forthwith te that station
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

o. The snip Alabama lying in Mobile bay vas struck
by Lightning on the l0,h instant
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

~ Hon C. c. CAARRELlso We hear, has ir;:,;a;cd to
the State Department ms desire be relieved from the post
Of Minister Plcnipo,en;iary Russia.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

TIE ESCAPE or a MCRDrRER.-A man aamed Hogan
convicted at Lne Rock, Ark Of murder, but recon-
menaed the mercy Of ihs President Of the United States
recently made his escape from prison
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

% Rev SrsrRrS G. RoszkLl, crneat divine OF the
Methodist Church died Leesburs. f, the l3;h asNi
- He has Travelled and preached So years
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

~ Hon. WM. c Preston, Wing I Senator from
South Caroin. lately severely handled by publc rac,
ing at Abbevic c. ms the sra, public qaes-
tons OF the day He replies with spirit in the las Covl-
bia Southern Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

n Tie Rsilfoa! 9epo,~- Engines. Sc at A"aaP0A
NJ; we're DESTROYED %, .re .a,s on Nioniay wight.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

Corporation PipcLeying-Nir Norris the Corporation
officer for laying pcs reports the Cooperation at he has
on hand 400 cct-about say 45 toso iron pipes, COZ"
semned and not Fl, forusc Why were these received and
why arc they now OIL hand useless From whom were
these pipes purchased Who the officer who examined
approved and certified that these 45 of pipes were &C
corling to contract
In the same report Mr. Norris the Corporation officer
il appears ,ha, large numbers of the stocOck put down by
the Corporation have been found worthless The cost Of
these articles in taking up and putting Others IN their PAGES
Is said to amount to upwards of $4,000.
In additioato to these admissions admitted that the Cor
yora,on have been paying from S33 50 per cent more
than should have been paid for this work
Now do these facts prove beyond doubt that the Corr
mttee> of the Corporation the proper bodies to lay
ou, the $1,000 600 required LAYING down these pipes
We shall advert to the Report of Mr. Norris ssain
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

at Detroit has been of observation after mal-rob-
be-s He mas found several packages Of letters hid in
5c. &c at Clinton and Cambridge and has akea several
,;agc-ir.,ers into custody
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

LATER FROM EsGiASD-Thc packet ship Rochester az
ved nj this port Yesterday with advccs day later from
England The Bri,rana brought londos papers to the 18Th
uh-those of the Rochester came down 10 the 2Oth
7Ycrc are no tangs of he President by ,hi' arrival
roe ours, the pretended advces by way OF the Sounamp
ron and Mrs Power all humhug) But there Is no
chin, vet TO proyc tina; the hull by Capt Bowman OF the
Recover, was not that of the prayedor steamship We hope
it was.
Tine Times has an article the subject which speaks
de,pondcny of the safety othe President suggests ha
another steamship should bc III search OF her But
where Looking for disabled vessel drifting at the nercy
of the elements like hunting needle in hay'no"'
Wbecoud the vessel be sought that the vessels daily cross
ipn the Atlantic would ne; find her
Insurance the Presdea scred IN London at oV per
cent but takers.
The packet ship Europe from this peri which sailed on the
lst arrived at Liverpool ON the 2Oih
nJe Hon Asa CnLp, of Norwich, appointed District At
o,o G Connecticut BY Gen jackson and who was can
,;,. c Van Buren, Eec,or OF President last fall, has ab
scorded from Connecticut, and Tuesday IN ih'la
dnba probably on his way to Texas lie was lately Pres
d, r the Norwich and Worcester Railroad ComFaay and
;gpcd deiaultcr and pccuatcr the amount OF sio0Oo
having COMMITTED several ergcrc and crnrcs to effect S
s,;rd. He appears te have gone oi'very easily
Our neutral apd LocoFoco journals are most vocieroS
in cackng over the vany ana disgrace Of Mitchell because
he was once trus,edb the Wings sui they have nothing to say
of Chds's notorious rascatc Perhaps they do not con-
slider it so wonderful LocoFoco dgnitary should prove
n rascal as they would if he Wig. How Is this
Aut,-Slayery No,nnations.-A Conycn'o" o: the Lib
er,v marty was hold in this City Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day Of las, week by which JAMES 6 BiRSk1 OF New York
was nominated as rresden; Of the United States. and
TAomAs MoRK,s OF OHIO (ornorl! L $ >ena'Sg for Wee
President.
We before stated incorrectly that this nomination was
made by the American and yorcisn An'SlaveFy Society
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

at Juliet III. the :ta ;n,-ac w!o cot dra ays: 70 pa
the sl Eaa after bed ana LETT !, i csrpse
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

- oae hlaire. ;one-cu;;ers and masons wanted
The Wa5ash and Ire Cana, Maumee City, Ohio
Messrs Cook & Co. los Broad will traaspo,;
men by canal and any point West cxpcditousy and
4. Yer. tr,.icr..l.. rat.s
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

o. Jane, BurAe. OF Cleveland Ohio rartured blood
vessel while ching Utica Friday last, and died in
ttect in,autcs aged % Years He leaves wife and two
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

Temperance Is making re progress IAiaa-s-sspe
cay along the iae OF the canas Tt. Catholic Clergyman
at Juliet SAID have Obtained above 6O0nc aa.nes TO the
abst.aence pieds..
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Paper HHan%ings.

Just received per siocp Wihord-
~ COMPLETE assortment Of FIR RE.NC7
~ and AMERICAN PAPER Ha.NG-
IhGS-which VII be sold ut cxtlen low
prizes. Those wishing 10 purchase Will
please call al the old stand Of
mayl l.. COLE & co.
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LU NIB E R.

'.No,v sunding from sehr Champion, from
.s Bangor,
I'D 900 feet Merchantable Boards
~Ao best kind,
Algj000 do, 4, IL a, l27and inch
Boards aud Plank, extra clear,
10000 do. good Refuse, do DO.
5000 best Ia inch spruce Fence
Railing,
5000. do. clear and merchantable
pine JOist, heavy,
10000 do, Spruce Timber aad Jolst,
$4,000 extia clear Shingles,
25 900 do. No. do.
10000 do. No. 2 do.
$4,000 do. prime Eastern Cedar,
1000 clear s. extra clear Clapboards,
80 900 Laths,
A smdlI lot Of Refuse Boards, for sale
Al 81 so per Nj.
All the above named Lumber will be
sold at small advance from cost, for
Cash or approved credit, by
WM. l.. BROWN,
Warren, Sept 80. Water st.
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Groceries and Provisions

SE} EFF, Pork, Hams, Lard, Butter, Cheese,
80 Molasses, Molas.es Sugar.
Havana white and brown Sugars;
Extra LOAF and common Sugars,
Flour, Rice. Rye and Indian Meal,
Rio and Cuba Coffee.
Green and Black Teas,
Bulierand Soda Crackers,
Sliced Dried Apples,
White and GARDEN Eeans,
Salt Fish, Salt, Oil, Candles
With a good assortment Of Spices, &c
The above Groceries and Provis ons ale all
bought with Cash and Of the best qualities
and will be sold as cheap Us can be purchased
at any other Store in this tow n, aud all war
ransed 10 please, or may bt returned ind the
money refunded back,
a good assortment Of the above articles
constantly on hand; for sale by
ar "a s. ". REMINGTON.
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RECEIVED THIS WEEK,
TURNER

A FURTEER supply Of invisible green
IA and mixed broadclotl 8, Cossineres for
men and boys wear; Mexican Mxtu.es
linen Drilngs green Flahnels for Jackets ;
white, black and brown Linen Thread; yeIlc W
Flannel; Lasting and SATIN Buttons; Spool Cot
tons; blue mixed Knitting Cotlons Of prime
quality, &c. &c. Also, expected from New
York, NEXT WEEK.,
A supply Of blue black, ght amd satin stripe
NJ. ID. LAISs; oil Of which will be offered at
the reduced rates at which wc have been sell
ing goods the last two weeks. W Call aud be
convinced. may S
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II. COLE a. 60.

NONTINUE to sell White Lead,
~ Rec Lead, Pig Lead, Sheet Lead,
aud Lead Pipe, for the "Brooklyn Lead
Manufacturing Co." at their usual low
rates. Those wishing to purchase would
do we'll to call.
ALSO-Linseed, Lamp and Meats
Foot Oil s; Copal sud japan Varnish .
ground and dry Verdigris, Of extra quail
ty; with complete assortment OF
Paints Of oil kinds. Vasnlsh, Paint and
White wash Brushes, SC.
may ]
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VERY RICH VIEW GOODS, at
JDnAN EnAVOsI,S 3a

CASH More, IN SOuh Vuitr st IIH
frl ECElVED this week, some beautiful Cas-
80 smercs. Gambroons, very splenJ d iisur.
ed and PLAN SATIN vesiings; light Cashmere
and Alaiseilles do; 81 an'i sl.4 Rirh Dom-
Ak Siik Sha,cis. very desirable; Brochs und
Coshlnerc do. different qualiic.; NIol,air Mns
and Cloves. N. nhcns very hand. ome Prints !;
Corded and Victoria Skirts; Silks; Linen Cum.
brc and Linen Carbric HdkIs the best assort-
ment yet Offered: fl Cails,, G.nghams-
choItc Goods indeed, and very reasonable.
ma, 3
N b. Will be received on MONDAY from
New York, IA complete assortment of tine oil
roof Nj. de LANES. PLAN, TO which the atten.
ion o! Gust Omers is particularly invited. ..4
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.I0HNTDA AVOTI-'

fEEAS received tlli, week, and opened, rent
1sX wost Of England woaeed, blscks biao
black, nlrye, Invisible green, mulberry snd
Loan BRoADcLorHs; Also, American Broad
Clohs from 81 10 $I, per ,,uid, A full ss-
sortn,ept Of CAssIMERts, OF every desirable
grade and color. Very rich and fashionable
vEsTiN ss common do; Suiinets; Moissk ms
bleached and brown Sheetngs; Hamilton twill
cd Stripes York DO |; Bed Tickings !. Apron
Checks; York Dcnins; Mexican Mixiuies; blue
and brown Drl!s; Duck Of all kinds; FInnnels
wooden Hose, Nttens & other Whaling Goods,
tompris Dg Tie best assori ment vet offered -
French, printed Lawne; do Csmbricks; Ameri-
can Csnnbricks; English and Ame,icsns CALI.
cos; plain and figured NJ de LANES 4; Alpines
igurcd, and plain Silks Of modo colors z; also
black and blue iepp'd Gro de Rhine; Gro do
Suisse and Italian Silks: complete new stock
OF hite Goods. sucn ns Lawns, Caiabvicks,
aIuslins, &C. LiAEN GOODS, .rhousekeep
ing in every variety. Fanc, Shuwls u Hdkfs
Laees; Muslin wrought Collars Linen IIdk(s
I.us'ring and satin Ribbons; ParasoIs: Umbrei.
las; CARPETINcs and RuGs. &c. &c, i'f H
Tailoring. nal'g es 4iw
The Spring and Summer Report e( Fash.
ions, rt tceiued a Report monthly eiU
I''' also be receired. el hafah
Tho Advertiser continues 10 give strict at
tenton 10 this mportInt part Of his business
and his arrangements are such, as to insure
satisfaction 10 his custom ere. Caiments made
on tie most favorable terms aud warranted.
w. CLOTHING-Alwsys on hand.
mHy
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RPENCER'E

Pills for Sick Head .4che, P,les, Dyspfp-
s,a, &c. Also Cough Syrup for H.
Jeciion Of The Lungs, sc.
yN HIS Certificate is Intended os Guarantee
" 10 the people Of the United States, that
NJ. NJ. BURR, WARREN, II. L., has
been appointed by me. an Agent. toi the sale
OF "SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS." for
the crm oi one year from the present date, un-
lees this Certificate shoulc be sooner recalled
by me; which reserve the right 10 do at my
pleasure. And to secure the public more OF.
iectually against imposItions, ty persons who
DO, or may counterfeit ny medicines, Il insert u
fac siniie ofthe vigncttc ON the outside cover
ing Of every box.
The inside wrapper will also contain a fac
sin,iie OF the .Propfietor's S'gna' ure. Tho
Pills are put up invariably m round TIN boxes,
the cover vi each box stamped &c. : >" and
evsry outside label signed &c. SPENCER" I"
,cho is The sole Proprietor and rcndtr cf The
o(o, esoid Medicine, and eoe,y Certificate
,ciH be signed by has ocm haad.
Any attempt TO sell, or to offer for sale any
pills, without The above designations, is fou-
duIent and no persons arc authorized by the
Proprietor, 10 sell FSPENCER'S VEGE-
Table PILLS, but such as are, or muy be,
furnished with this Certificate cf Hgsnry.
Gioen at my Principal Q6iee,in Ho'viek,
Rhode Isiand. Om The frrntiefh dog IF 'Ocfo-
Der, 1910.
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--.-sa 1i'rs PATENT
Cordage Mandatory
,.i HI I'D ~ III

Charles Wheaton 4 Co.
HONTiNUE to execute orders for
~ GANGS OF RIGGING, CA
d3LES, and WHALING GEAR. made
the best Of stock, with promPtness,anJ
on the most favorable terms. They also
intcnd to keep constantly on hand gen.
scrai assortment vl such descriptions as
are usually called for such as-Russia
hemp rope, tarrcd and untarred; Manila
hemp rope; bolt rope; seine lines; worm
line; spuayaiD; msrline; bcdccrds; and q
variety Of lines.
muy 4. ,
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OPENED YESTERDAY AT
LONG EsdlONH!

is} LACK mode silk for S,arf.; Spilalield s.
~ pongee silk Hdkis; silk 4 cotton Gloves;
Umbrellas; oval wood Buttvns;, Linen Cam
brio iidkis Girls white aud colorcd cotton
Hose; Nank,n knitting Gu tons; NaDkins
colo ed checked Swiss Mi,slins bordered
lldk s; combnc and .wiss muslin Edgmgs: "a Q
white Gro dc Nap; Neil huen Cotton Duck
Sc. &c. UUEATONS y EDDY.
June =
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GOING AHEAD At
LONG Rs@t0NH

mPENED yeslerday-French wrought mus
W lin single Collars; super blue black Gro
de Antique. an elegant urliclc; Linen EJgirg.;
best Scotch Gnghams; Irish Birds Eye Dluper;
silk and worsied Plads for childrcn; Ir,ls. e .
Rugs; rich ninepenny Calicos s,ripc Shirtngs
cbiIdrens Gloves, pe,y cheop; s 1 Oil Cio,h :
Kentucky Jeans: checked Sw SIS AIuslns: Cot.
ton Hose: aorded Roles, sc. SC. We shall
push them oil very cheap for CASH
may 20 WHEATON 8. EDDY
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Stock and ready made Linen
MANUEACTOHsY.

IN HE subscribe would inform the pubic
~ that he continues 10 manufacture NECK
STOCKS and READY MADE LINEN, Of all the
various styles ond will keep constantly on
hand u laige assortment, which he will sell ut
Wholesale and Retail, cheap for Cash
N. Il. Gentlemen wishing style Of Stocks
not on / and, are informed that their orders " i'll
receive the UTMOST attention and prompt ness,
at his Clothing, Cloth and Gentiemen's Fur.
nishiag Store, on, door South ofG. I. Gard
ner's 81 ore, South Water st.
may IA NIL SALISBURY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Received the pa
week, l cese Gen
tlemens call Boot
z cases mems SnC
boys Gait Shoes
gents morocco, KID
& lea Pumps, chill
drens shoes Of dill
ferent kinds.
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.a HOUSE AND SHIP
PAINTING, GLAZING,
PAPER HANGING.
John Salisbury e. SON,

JOnu SNHESUUEy Az SOhe
South JYaier street at their neO stand
atat lorsr jl0or, H f4
NONTiNUE I" carry on the above
" branches oi business, and have just
received from New York, per sloop New
York, a supply oI Brooklyn White Lead
from The mauulactory, oi extra quality
best VerJisris, dry or ground and all
kinds Of Paints, Oils and Varnlshes, U.s.
ualIy wanted.
ALSO,
A good lot Of English Linseed Oil, by
the barrel or less quantity,
French and American Window Glass
(and Gla2iny done satisfactorily,
White Wash and Paint Brushes,
Good Potash and Rosin,
LIKEWISE,
A great variety OF PAPER HING
MGS, oflhc mos: approved paiierns and
latest lmportaiions, and besides, Fire
Board Prints and Borders
N. b. The above articles vil be sold
as low as at any place in this town-YEs
-or in the Stale. may 3
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AL!O--On hand a choice lot OF Ladies
morocco, kid and lea Shves, diheren, quail
ity and style, which the subscriber feels conf
dent he can and will sell lower than can be
bought in this place. Those in waniof any oi
the above articles will please givsme q calls
and Judge tor themselves.
maya CHARLES LUTHER.
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NEW STORE.
An entire new Stock Of
GOODS.

VEySHE subscriber takes this method 10 re-
turn his sincere thanks 10 The public, for
the liberal patronag &c extended TO tho
late Fiim Of Turner AMI Salisbury, and 10 IN
foim then, that he has built u Store on South
Water street, one Goor south Of &, T. Gaid-
ncr's store, wLeie he INTENDS 10 conduct The
business OF u DRAPER and AILoR, and REA-
DY MADE CLorHING Establishment, on u
plan which cannot fail Of giving universal sat
isaciion to his customers. The subscriber fur
lher ava.s hi,nso { of The occasion o state iha,
his stock Of CLOTHS, ,CAssIMEREs. & VEsT-
INGs, together with all Goods found in 0
Clothing Store, is more extensive than can be
found IN any store IN this town; being enlicly
fresh and neio, pui chased in New York, under
tie a.osl ad, antageo cir cunisiances at Auet.
ion, with the MONEY; which will enable him 10
sell as cheap as can &c found at any store in
this State.
Having obtained Messrs SCOTT 8. WILL
SONS Report OF FASHIONS, and spent some
time in the city in getting mloITat,on in the
! alorng business, together with the expert
ence OF fourteen years, lie cali with confidence
warrant all Gurments TO give perfect satIsfact-
ion.
- The Stock consists in part Of
Super west Ct England wool dyed black, blue
black, olive green, myrtle green, rifle green
invisible green, claret, brown, dabIia, indigo
blue, biack mkt, cadet mkt Cloths. from com
mon TO extra supertne comprising choice
and desirable assortment.
rs pieces ol Cassimeres- comprising beau
liful assortment, some very fine. A great varic.
ty ofVestings, OF all tho vsrious qualities.-
Drapdele for gents thin Goats ;cambroons ;browr
Line ms and Drllngs; great variety OF Goods
Tor chIldrcns clothes; silk Velvet; black Bonn
zine; ack and blue black Satin ;sIlk and cotton
fidkis; black cravuts; Gloves; Suspenders; Um.
brellas; Satineis; brown und b.eached shirting
and shee,ing, stripe shiriing, &c &c., all o.
which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. M. l.. SALISB URY
msyl Suuih Water st.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1837-1849, 1841-07-31
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Collins & DriSCOl

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s Collins s. Drisc0l
HEAVE now on hand the largest and
Il best assortment Of Lumber, ever
sotfered in this Market, viz -
100000 #. merchantable Pine Boards
and Plank,
100000 do. Reiuse,do. do.
10000 do Clear Bonrds--l l-2, l
Ia and inch thick,
5000 do. 3 by 1 and A by a inch
clear Jotst,
10000 do. Spruce Timber and Joist,
all sizes,
100000 North Carolina Cedar Shin
giles, good quality,
100000 sawed -Pmc Shingles, d'fferea,
qualities,
10000 I.aths,
5000 Clapboards, different qualities,
And every other kind OF Lumber usu-
ally called for, which will be-sold low.
Warren, Oct3.