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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
Cattle Market.

There were plenty of cattle in this market to-day up
wards of thousand beeves three thousand sheep and
lambs, and thirty and calves Many of these are yet
in drovers' hands. There two hundred sheep and
lambs left unsod. We give 81 90 to So so the range
per hundred weight for beeves ST so to 81 90 each for
sheep 81 90 to 81 % for lambs and $40 90 $50
cows and calves. We believe the quality have been
generally good.
Last week in Philadelphia the supply than the
demand and prices declined trihe 900 head
ceved from Pennsylvania 3ls from Virginia 242 from
Ohio of which Ohio cattle were taken to New Jersey
for stock cattle; 300 Pennsylvania and l27 Ohio cattle
come to New York The butchers bought $50 at the
yards over Schuylkill at 2ic, live weight The best
sold at 4tc dead weight Cows and calves at $40 500
extra $40, inferior SIT. springers sll 1917 Dry
81 SIS. Hogs sales Al &C. Sheep, sales 81 i2 81
623 for common and extra 50 25.
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Lafayette Richmond for Portsmouth, NH Oct % 90 miles
Clinton Of and from Bangor Martinique Sept 80 lat &c S.
uated, from Wilmington, NC. for Matan1,s Oct H. lat 81
Foreign Ports.
QUEBEc, Oct Is-Au Charlotte Ferris. Lancaster; Cham
psn. Nicholas Cork; Jimslcs Martin London; shannon
S ASwh CID HmPncn [ota kGo ES
wMa ssTnr c Cor a RIe Mo,,u,
Eiephania Ross, Liverpool. DA'D''''a"' ''4'SO"'
KiSesySS ia Oct s-sld Marion St Jago de Cuba port
Amelia Muhollsnd sage, from Philadelphia, une; Otheo,
Tor Nofieans' raised going III, al American schr.
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Oct 22-Below Moscow from Boston Cid 2lu
Orb Caleb do Virginia. Pae2s BS 1s Bah SD o GSd
savannah.
MAGMA. L. o S A S %sm for SYs
for Matsnzas 9h Gordon Leavitt, Fredericksburg; 10TH
HASfronp. oct sAH Jane Maria, Williams Albany; ed
BgrriEo, Oct 2-A! Constitution, Hazard, Detroit; RO-
Ee Ga
dog StT s p ,l n M MsS9 F
ns. ftsn f ba ao TIs
land. la Tsso cIiPgls Detroit H%!on Hayward, do;
G5EyElfso. Oh sSAF Cleveland Thomas Buffalo;
% s and az h Esndss
WsisG o:TssS JSsss Mo DaAl s ..'11
Gsa s5s %S Sri S
Miller S4s.ns; BseEu. Rns.ton, ja% 1Hi nns
sy11 pass% S' i as sSSs HiBS is
DIVINE Townsend Exile, Scout Vesta LIZ diam; Lexington
noang Goms Coy and Phladelphia De Hart, NYork Arr
Clinon Crammeri Comea Cramme and Batsto, Crammer
Boston; Calcutta, Sselm Niagara Young VIM Young
Lord Providence; Williams, stubbs; Frances Ann, Ryan,
NSrws e e Pot New Haven Gen taye,te jarvis
Westcot Vant Amanda, Hudson; Ducimer waller; Fac
Carey; John Wesley, Huntey Volta futile; Mary De-
borah Norton; Minerva Bume 4 Springer, wters; Mary
EaS, T c Ha5sid s;5s @ Ess
wards NYork. $3.50 ' ~
ALExlNpaA. Oct 2oArr Condor OBI Patterson, Kingston
IA; Hotas Wneham Sid Victory NYork. Arr 2st Colum-
FREpEn.oKsBuRo, Oct aO-An Dusky Sally and Love Bos-
%mSssToS; SS; og,Is7An Belle Myers, Nyora, Re.
MartIpq Calico, Knowlton, Boston American Eagle
Brookied, Jamaica; Increase. Warren NYork.
WASHINGTON, NC Oct ls-An Myers, NJ Caroline Wash
,ngton and Consul NYork Lake Boston Cid Golena Alb
do; Marcia, NYork; NJ Fowle, do.
EDENroN, NC Oct l5-Sld Albemare, Long, NYork.
CHARLEsroN, Oct 2l-Arr Arson Barkman, NYorh; North
STAR Skemgton Philadelphia; Abagun, Wright Cadz Arab
Commerce. Read Providence. Cid Col T Shepherd Maan.
zas Sid Delaware Havana Arr goth, Narragsnse Deste-
beeho hayre Minerva Knowles Lyerpool Oceanus Bourne
81 Lawrence, Chase, dos Acadan, B) Aud Halifax sid
Scott Emery Liyerpeo Moon, Hayes NYork; George Hull
NYork. ' W. e''
SAVANNAH, Oct lS-Au Clyde, Theobad, Bostou; Effort
(Bri Davis CIeDfuegos for Falmouth, E-pu
in eaky condition Cid st Mark Bulman, Liverpool Arr
18Th, Mary Rimball Freeto, Marblehead.
NOZZLE Oct l6-Cd Mary Frances Hubbard, NYork; Sa-
New ORLEASs, Oct Ii-Cld Oakland Barry Liverpool;
Bowditch. Crowel New York. Elizabeth Ann Rosetty Cam
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CASror-Shp Henry Pratlsi chests young hyson 1926 hi
gunpowder imperial 9 Tyson 208 ch souchong 200 hi
oi chts powchopg 200 G 900 box 2si imperial 500
2b bxs Glib do l0b do 800 cht 6J hf mpe
rial % powchong lao hi gunpowde 1900 bxs fire crackers $50 do
preserved ginger 200 tubs do 80 camphor trunks ise fans
2o1 bales mating mdss csmphor py ginger do tea no
cs silks Pratt MeKeon OF Phiadelphisl893 hall chts
ouhg nyson 2,2 do 100 i2 bx % h ehs imperial
% DO pouchong 81 do souchong II silk $50 bis 80 tubs ginger
gob ware 10 pouenong 239 rolls mating Iemn rhia
mats cassa 500 hf ch young Tyson tea desks
usS mps case silk boxes Borie Gia Phade hia-l
silks p4s china II do mdse $50 brs fire crackers 20 III
Young hyon u do poucnong White, BostOB-2B hi
ous young hyson Lee Blanchard. PhilsdelpasD do n
gary Hart do-25 do w X Morris Ba,nore--2i rs mdse
naeE hucben epha-37 III chts Young hyson " do
lnpeal u 90 g9npowd.r Beuuons, Badger CO. do
vcrmon T. ttuise do silk Little do-2, do How.
ianJ Asrinwai-3 bxs pouchong Wuuh-Ie e. pongee
c ~ pxs sik Gardiner Boston-82 do w Ag,ston 90
Phladephia- BIZ shells do Il Rovers dol nov
Nlarn-2 bdls Gatt-t pkgs TasseeI nov erm;IIoY
do tea trunk Reeve-28G chests Young hvson o l., 10 s9
chs hyson skin 100 do 10 bxs 10 cLts c
2 hi chs Tyson $40 chs hyson skin lab bxs az br
guDpowdcr 40 do imperial silk 1850 bys fire CRACKER
pea bu tons do china ink do souchong hyxon Ia 49,
chong do cloth 55 chs der ordet cbt 9se
h do 81 y do gunpowder l26 hi do rs 10Th hove
chl young hyson do imperial hf chs Young hyson
silk do satin Is bxs mdse " bales mating fans do
lion n do chests pouchong 10 pkgs "a bx segars
sticks master
LIyERrooL--ship Oho-3i chs Lee & co-Io w Churchill
10 B Mumford-6 u W Shields w SIZE McInosh--t6
bags Walsh-3 bales Wson3s5s bars iron More.
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Dickems's FIRST Words on America.

The 'First Words of Charles Dickens on Amer
lea, being a most extraordinary and savage Review
OF :" American Newspaper Literature" is now pub
llshed IN an EXTRA WEEKLY HERALD" and is for
sale at this office-prlce sixpence
Thls Review is the first gun in the long war
that has at last broken out between the literature
OF America and that of Europe, for the empire
over the human mind in both hemspheres. AS an
example OF taste, Judgment accuracy, or style, it
Is one OF the most savage and barbarous TRADES
that ever disgraced the literature of any country
The only accurate statement it contains is the ad-
mission that the New York Herald has circulation
OF thirty thousand coples-that its readers number
over one hundred rhousand---that ii penetrates
every nook and corner of the United States-that
II is read from the President of the United States
down to the simplest mechanc--and that as in
London people ask for the Tines as the leading
journal, so in New York; they ask for the "Herald"
These are the only tacts-a the rest is falsehood,
Jury, Misrepresentation, msquOtation, violence,
vugarity, heartlessness cOarseness and all that low
species OF tact which distinguishes the literary
works of Dickens already before the public
We consider this singular review step in the
great revolution IN literature, politics, government
Liberty aud right, which the press of this country
have begun, and which is destined to overturn all
the existing Institutions of Europe at no dist ant
day. and to create in their stead republican govern
ment, republican literature, and republican philoso-
ply. AT our leisure we shall review the reviewer
and ma Ike Dickens drink to the very dregs the very
cup he has mixed for others to take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
400 City rs, 1852
State OF Trade.

The markets do not present any material change but
the produce markets. considering the large receipts are
remarkably firm
Naval StOresNorh county turpentine sold at 50 rs.
selected tar at 81 62 and rosin 81 per Dbl Southern
spirits 37ic gall Since the last holders of
turpentine ask an advance
Summer strained sperm at zoe, and winter at SOC
gall Am Linseed sells at SO 90c cash. Sales of Salad
Oils at steady prices
Propisons-New beef at 81 so for mess and a bO for
primes Ohio pork held at SIS so and IS 50 Lard is
TIC; hams in pickle At &c Id; smoked 75c; smoked
beef SIC; beef hams in pickle &c. good many ship
ments and pork are making, and the stock get
ting moderate.
Sugars-The stock having become quite reduced the
prices have advanced Muscov ADDS &c h. The sales
New Orleans at 5Sc Porto Rico 81 7c Cuba at 50 6I
81 Croix at !c sugar house at ~ SC; boxes Cuba
browns at 81 7ic for Manila &c is offered and II offer
ed
Tobacco-The principal lot of kentucky in market
about 400 hhds to be sold by auction on Saturday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
Arrivals.

AsroR HousE-Capt. Winslow Lewis, Boston; Frede-
rick Mnspratt Liverpool; @. B. Macy, N j.; II. Bre.
yocr; M P Harrison, Alabama: r. w. saffold; II. L.
Whpple; j. w. Merrweher; NJ. II. Lewis and lady,
Washington; M stillwagan, u s. N; T. Crolius. Lex
ington, Ky; NJ. Butler Philad; NJ Humphrey Albany;
L. s. Lansing West Troy; J. II Gordon and family N.
mond Va; George Latimer Porto Rico; O. Littleiohn,
u G.; w Whitney, Conn; Bale Peyton, New Orleans;
Luther Diner, Bangor d C. Hewson VIM Bargh, Phil.
Taylor, Baltimore; Albert; T. Matchett Boston;
j. Dawson, Lousvl le; w McKm, Baltimore; Capt r. F..
stockton U; 8 Navy; Lieut. Thompson. do; G.. Hatch,
Boston C. B. Jaudon, Philad; Nj. Douglass, Engand r.
r. Ripley, U: s NJ; c. Atwood Philad Mr., southwck,
d. B. Finch, Troy; d. G. Adams, U. S. N W. Ramsay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25

wood-25s do 25s bids do Crooksl0 do Staven Hart
case Oakley sen22O tors coal 100 do pig 20
mr. oneks 10 pes oil 1913 SKIS salt 10 dozen Saml
to order. ~' ' - N ~
ANTwERP-shp Forida2s cases glass do pictures do
mghs GurdIng-82i bags coffee II w * ii Makes cs
w VI Whe-2 cs Wendell-l piece cloth &
G aeIGS chests Spies Christ co-2 eases wine Boonen,
bassange x col Moor Baker K co.
NEW AsrLE, ENC Snip S.reh Arsia-i2i tons coal
oeoge Moewood& co-2Oa bs paint and % hhd lamp black
20 osoge Meyer Son20 chain cables Soprieze s
Brotherl casks paints Polon Colgate-l8O tons coal
and % casks and box glass o order,
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Died.

On Monday evening, CORNELL. GRoeAN, youngest
daughter Of James and + louisa Grogan.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the fune
raj this afternoon at half past O'clock from her re-
sidence, los Broome ST.
At New Rochelle, the inst. after lingering ILL
ness, WIN. MORRILL,, aged II years.
New Orleans papers will please copy the above.
On the oath inst, Mrs. HANNAH FoRD, aged 100 years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of Mr. John
% Lewis st, on Wednesday, at half past 10, A. ~.
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Passengers Arrived.

CASToN-ship Henry Pratt-WaIace Fasst IT, Of PhiladeI
phia -
LTERroqIeship Ohio-l Hanh6eid, f. Leech, NJ HeeIsy
r. Heeley h. Stevenson-70 in the stssrage.
ANrwERP-Shp Flor,da-G u B Blanchard Tompk ;ns +
Z de- Lapace-82 IN tue sieersge.
NEW ORLEASs-ship Queen Vicoria-J Foster
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QH- COPY OF A LETTER FROM OUR TRAVEL
LING Agent of Pennsy vania =

LANCASTER Q'a.) October Sth, lS42.
Messrs PEAsE & Son, Al Division street
GENTLEMEN-Within the last two weeks have re-
ceved your two $3.50 boxes of Hoahound Candy at Pha
dsphla all OF which readily disposed OF out oil the CITY
also two of the size Easton and at this place,
OF $3.50 all of which is engaged and although am IN
formed OF there being of the like size aiting me at
Harrisburg still you will please forward another OF the
same size to that place without delay also one OF the same
SIZE to Shiprensburg and two TO Chambersburg, from
which place TO ttsburg you will continue to sprinkle
them along may order and at the latter place you may
prepare to rain dow pretty tall shower OF them Send
none less than $3.50 each.
Enclosedis $3.50 two thirds that sell is for cash
Very respectfully, sc, w. w. HOLMES.
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Passengers sailed.

HAvRK-Packe ship Iowa-Chsrles Nichols U Consul al
Amstea. lady and diughtsr Charles Kentgen Of Germany
Joseph Merge Mr. Peure, serouse France; Peter Hulne
Miss Hnlme, Mrs Grad, w Craig Wharton Phiiadeiphs
Mrs Ketelras Leon Henneq in, Hemering Mr. Gsron
Mrs Louis B'ewn James SchetfelIn Jas X Back New
York DR. Chss Carter II Hsxa, Virginia. Mrs B.
Baltimore; DR. V Hunt Kentucky; Kirk man, J Alabama
ID Acosta, New Gre NADIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25

o. LIEBIG's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, A
most important and valuable work for Farmers Garden
and others for the great labor and research exhibited
in its pages-will be published Wednesday morning
Oct %, double octave number of the New World at
the low price OF % cents per copy, neatly attached in
covers Agents requested to send in their orders.
For 81 by mail free of postage, five copies will be for
warded. Address
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 80 Ann st NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25

CO "THE CRY is STILL THEY coME.n-we
have within few weeks past given readers
raj instances OF extraordinary performed by Dr.
Wheeler the celebrated Ocust (of 80 Greenwich stree
upon Persons who afflicted with blindness and other
distressing diseases of Tomorrow shall pub.
hsh list OF cases, which will still asonish this
community, certified, they will be, by the positive
testimony Of the most respectable and unexceptionabe
witnesses.
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Packets To Arrive
To Ship M asters.

We shall esteem favor captains of yesseis arriving
here Will give TO Commodore A Bassett of fleet,
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed The
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Bassett
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recproca,e
the favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25

% THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGIsTIC MIXTURE
The efficacy OF this and reeasie remedy all cases
OF disc barge from the urethra is well known. Cases
of many months standing have been eecually cured in
few days. Price only SO cents per bottle This medi-
cine also put in the form pills for those UNIV ing
tients distance) with full directions and quantity
of medicine &c. guaranteed TO Price So Sold at
the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
NASIUM,

STARRING SCHOOL ~ PISTOL GALLERY.
MESSRS. HUDSON OTTIGNON respectfully inform
- the gentlemen Of New York. extensive roos n
" corner OF Broadway and Chambers Sparng
gymnastics and Pistol practice for season.
smerous Improvements and additions lately made
N he Gymnasium which will be found every respect
epete and equal to other in the for athletic
- - N~
snarng taught the approved principles. Gentle
men visiting the Pistol Gallery will be supplied with Pistol Of
superior quality. Terms moderate. Gentlemen are invited
to call at any time d1rng the day. ol6 liner
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To Corresnondenta.

Our correspondents IN foreign
send by every vessel all the intelligence they
Obtain Nautical information Of any kind any lne re
uding at home abroad. will be thankfully ed
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TIV OIL SA DON,

THE LARGEST and splendid Saloon IN the citv for
Musical Soi,ees, Concerts, Assemblies MiIitarv BaI.
Private and Public Dnn, PARTIES Political Meetings-wit
out dstncon Of party The Proprietor to gain
70 and tbs estssishment reputation OF
great poh) has leased from the terms will
enable him TO compete with other esabshm shall
0e most happy make lin accordance with the
times) with all who favor him with call and assurrs
them that pains will be spared give cnt,re MT
isfaction. ~ '
VIM. p. DENMAN Proprietor.
p s. Tuesday evenings of each week apart or invita-
ton alls. on imsI
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RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE.
GENTIEMEN'S CT.OAKS

ITO BE RAFFLED for positively on the first Of Novem-
Der next two splenpid blue cloth gentemens Spanish
Circular Coaks, with cspss handsomely made up with vel
vet collar and facnss capes lined with silks and complete
IN every other respect Tickets 81 SO each As rattle will
positively take place on the above named Tickets
be paid for whether when the numbers
As number of Tickets already Sold gentlemen wishing
chance would do well TO apply earyas such chance sell
dom oner-the highest and lowest numbers have cloak
each or further particulars apply No. Murray street.
corner broadway, where the cloaks TO be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25

X. ii TIMPSON Auction.
GUNS &C-Jacob s. PLATT has his large sale of hard
ware and cutlery this day, and will be sold o'clock
precisely 80 cases of Engl,h consisting of e
ment OF double and single of superior
iscure together with American rifles &c cloae
Sale peremptony and without reserve. OBS lie
- M. WARD, Auctoneer
II uSEHOLD Furniture New and Second Hand.-A. c.
IL Hu MBUT co will sell half-past 10 o'clock this
morning in their sales 40 Broadway corner Liberty
SEA raj assortment Of and second hand beds
bedding carpet oil CLOTH toilet gradoes table
cutlery britannia c,wel worthy the Of house
keepers. Sale positive OPS ltsrc
RULBOUS ROOTS-To be sod to-day 25th at 10 O'clock
IL II II Broad Ceases of the choi quality up with
great aud fine order. In the will br found
inartagon and white ly imperiss variety
hyacinbs, tulips. SC Catalogues had the sale
OF WILKINS ROLLINS
A,ctI
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. Is, 1sa..


SUN RISES. AZ MOON RISES Q So
sun SETS 80 - IL HIGH WAFER l2.l0
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AUCTION SALES

- iN'IN 81 'I'ssl
store. Nos 81 % J aao sAs - st t;.i.. ,.
WEDNESDAY.
r. @ AZ 1913 o'clock, IN the sales room
'' '"' 'st TH6 tFlsiSaIi o. all 0s'''''"
Handsome % be s .o oh 'i hs ssaIc elegant %
and %saa sSIs E II cs
osa book ss:s: NTH looking glass elegant sofa: and
PLAIN and dressing bureaus F1nnsb and sbsS
card dining work centre and pier tables tables valuable
table cutlery table clohs Kitchen utensils looking glasses
stove &c
- AT l0& o'clock IN the sales room.
articles. Clocks, Se5wl be sold BY eaialosas and without
ton Of articles, which have been here subject
lively on the day named. o2i
% these an soda .Ta on the
Gelled in any country The chandeliers will be hung and
At 1913 o'clock IN the sales ROOM
Sale Of splendid piano forbes choice painting curtains. up
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
TUESDAY,
Liquors, segas &cTCou.is,ing Of ST Julien and medOc
is ;Ss
Sa gallo" "''hn
Also B0lnSs' and a8 WED ssesfbe,sSe'
AZ loh O'clock, at the auction room
Elegant Furniture Pis Tfsii Ne;
Alto l2 O'Clock, at 1852 Fulton st, near Broadway.
Cabinet Makers stock ofsupeIior Fumture.Con
OF large book secretaries SIN do French bed
steads ID SOFAS mahogany hat racks marble dressing aud
PLAIN bureaus card and dining tables d.
robes plush and other easy chairs
counting house desks marble
&c &c being the stock Of person declining business
Catalogues morning OF sale.
FRIDAY October 3D.
0 O'clock in 18th (north side) between 9th 7h
Avenues,
Household consisting of Carpeting Mahogany
and Black Walnut Chairs Sofa Twenty-one day Clock Beds
Bedding French Bedstead Piano Forte made
by Stoddard Worcester and DuhhaIn nearly
sortment of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
mence.
SATURDAY,
At 0h O'Clock. in the sales
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &c.
MONDAY, Oct, 3lst,
At l0x O'Clock, at the auction room,
Broadcoths kc30 pieces broadcloths beaver
cloths &c in lots TO suit purchasers
AT a before O'clock in the evening.
valuable collection of paintings with portfolio Of
CRAVINGS belonging to the the late VIM Dunlap
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam Ships
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Sklddy, Oct. IS
oxford, hathbone, Nov. |
L. Henry, Delano, Nov. 7
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Philadelphia, Hovey, Nov. |
swltzerl'd, Chadwick, Nov. 10
II. Hudson, Morgan, Nov. 20
FOR HAvRE.
Oneida, Funck, Nov. |
Argo, Anthony, Nov. 8
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-31
New-3Taven French Dyeing
ESTABLlSHMENT
CORNER OF STATE AND GRAND STREETS.

CORNER OF STATE AND GRAND STREETS.
.. A. HUSSON, Proprietor.
DRoADcLoTHs, CasSilneres, Sattinets, Meri-
Dnos, Circassans, Damask, Pongees,Silks,
Satins, Ribbons; cotton, wooden and worsstd
Yarn, all kinds of Hosiery. Linen Goods Of
every description, are dyed and pressed in
the best possible style, and 10 expense spared
to give permanency to the colors.
Cashmere, merino and silk Shawls, Piano
and Table Covers, Carpets, Rugs, any kind
of Garments dyed. cleansed, secured. and
fully restored to their original colors. Black
& red Merino Shawls dyed without injurng
the borders. A Sample Book is kept for the
examination of customers.
The subscriber particularly invites Silk
manufacturers to look at his samples Of Sew
ing Silks, as for richness and brilliancy of
color and gloss they cannot be surpassed.
In all cases his charges will be moderate /;
and those who have Goods 10 be dyed by the
piece or pound will find their advantage in
calling at the above establishment.
N. B. AL work done in the shortest posi-.
BILE time. A. II.
uA Sample Book of $50 different shades
and colors can be- seen by calling at A. P. p.
Camp 'sstore in itchfeld.
A. p p. CAMP, Agsnt Jor A. Husson.
Hiyl 50
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-31
New Goods! Rev GoOdsE
A nso and splendid assortment Of Fail and w
Ter Goods just received by

IA II u O@MNAA
DLACK, blue black, blue, Invisible green,
ID & cadet mixed Broadcloths, wool-dyed;
do. do. and fancy cold Cassimeres; worsted
and silk plain and figured Vestings; sleeps
grey Pilot Cloths; blue and black Beaver
Cloths, Silk Velvets, Gents Scarfs, Mohair
Binding and Cord, gum-elastic Suspenders,
gents Thibet Gloves, Mohair, Silk Velvet,
and hastings, coat and vest Buttons, worsted
Cuffs, cotton Drawers, lambs wool Shirts,
Italian and American Cravats, plain and
bordered Stocks.
Black and blue black light and dark fig'd
and plain Mouslin de LANES; do. do. and do.
do. Silks; light and dark colored Saxonies
fig'd Taglionis; Bombazines; American and
English Prints; Rob Roys; kabyle, mouslin
de lanes and embroid'd Clementine ShawlS;
fig'd satin and brocha H'dk'fS, Long Shawls,
Plush Points.
Boots and Shoes.
Gents thick Brogans, Ladies' Slips, at 40
Boots, cts. per pr.
" Pumps, Kid Buskins,
Chil's Cacks, all sizes, Cater Boots.
Green Paper Hangings,
Cotton Weaving Yarn, from No. 5 to IA.
Stove Backing.
Also, good assortment of groceries 4"
CrOckce1'N, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Lamp Oil.
&c. &c. all which will be sold as cheap for
cash as they can be bought elsewhere-No
mistake. % Litchfen, Nov. 3.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-31
REMOVAL.
s. y. ROLES.

Ns II AEUAAESs
AS REMOVED to the Store in Spencer's
II building,next west of the Mansion House
where he will be happy to wait on his old
customers, and as many new ones as will fa.
vor him with call. Having lately made
additions to his former stock of GOODS, he
now offers for sale a good assortment of
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Groceries,, CrOCkery,
Glass and Hollow Ware,
Iron and Steel, Joiners' Tools, Cabinet and
Harness makers Trimmings, House Builders
and House-keepers' articles generally.
Also, Buffalo Robes, Sleigh Bells, and other
seasonable Goods-all on accommodating
terms for cash, some barter, or some credi, !;
always admitting that cash will buy as cheap
and generally cheaper than any thing else.
Litchfed, Dec. l, i941. 81