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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
BLEACHED DUMESTlCS,

7
IN CASES Carlisle, Manchester, Ionsdale, Steam Mil
w and other improved styles bleached Goods-re.
ccved and for sale low
seq KENT. KENDALL & ATwATER
(ROUCH, BROOKS HUDSON have lie
~ pleasure OF announcing the arrival OF their OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising the most COM
rlete and desirable assortment II useful staple goo
nave ever had in their 10 offer, together with
choice selection Of Fancy Gods embracing part the
following, viz: style blue Black stripe silks; Fancy
eolored stripe. Chena aud Reps Silks a. iilnds black
Gro lie Rrnes and Maiion silks Plain blue black de
oreans Irish Tabbones; BLACK, Blue BLACK CooreL
hpaehs Iusres, for ladies' dresses PAN and Fancy
coloTed Mouslans, every syle aud price; SILK Merino
Thibet and Brocha shawls and Scari, very rich
Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Ribbons; l.nces Wash biontlc
Iarlton Lace and Muslin; Co!ored Grapes anil Crane
liSles; DO Florences; Superior English and French oI
na<nesi sik and Apaehl rerges six, Satin and Mcrino
Nestnss six and snin Cravais and Scars Silk Findings
and Cords Six and McriDo Mtts add Gloves, good as.
soriment-and many other articles which they deem il
unnecessary to cnumcrate all which they are deter
mined 70 ocT very cheap cash. or TO dealers WHO car
and willmee their engagements promptly maturity or
lnt utualctcnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

WV rs Nm ID ONSSEM ENIIS.
A GOOD assortment Of Cloths and Cassimercs can b
low. ''
Blue, Black and Fancy Colored Cloths
Beaver aud IyonsSin Cloths
Pain and Striped Cassimerss, assorted.
ALSO,
Blue, Mrt and Black satncits
Valencia, silk and Satin vcsnss
Stocks, silk CTavats and sca &
Pongoe Spalfcld and Bautlana IIdkfs.
The above GoodsaTe offered for sale very chelp. II
u CuNNiNGHAM's
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

VlnGiNlh.-At Rules held in the Cicrk's Office AT
ts SUPERIOR Court OF chancery for Richmond Cir
cut, the 3rd day of October, 1872: "
Charles Stow and Joseph slow rartnera doIng busnoss
under the name and style Of q & stow PM,
against -'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

n.y.. I,f,, ~, = '.'''' UeIir.
pearance ana given security according the Act Of
seihby ana the Nncs OF this Court, Il appea,nr Inv
satisfactory evidence that he - an m III,
commonwealth; IL i ord- red, that defendant do
appear mere on tue FIRST day of the January IT. mi
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that eony Of ~ @
Der he iorwiin inserted in some newspaper published
ia Tue CuJ OF Richmond for months IS ani
posted Al the front door Of the Capitol in the said ciy
A Copy-Tcsie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

.
The defendant, William RudI NOT h.v,r. .,,.,.,,
Ns.cs snn given security according to the act 81
satisfactory evidence that he 10 not an Inh,hsnt ~ ~
country u ordered that the said Defendant do .pnr.r
oeiore the Justices Of our said Court AZ The
on me hrs Thursday In December next and answsr M.
bi aud that acopy Of order be forthwith i'm
serted IN sone newspaper published the Civ or Rich
onu Tor Two mouths cssvey, and posted al the rni
door OF the Court House this County 'S "'a'
Cans T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

George paiter>oo John Finn. aud Another D.o.
lhe ueiend1nts above named nat having eo,.,.t
Their appearance and sivcn security aecouny ~, ,hs
ACT oi Assembly aud the Rules Of this C,u,, sni
appsatns, by sasfscnry evidence, that thrv are
not INHABITANTS OF this Commonwealth: IA IL es,i,reJ
mat ne said dpiensants do appear 1t the Ruie. ~
Oct ne ~ and .nswer the ell OF the paind; and thai
copy ofthis or'er he forthwith .omr
published In the city OF Richmond for two ,nar,h. -
eessvey and posted the front Of tho Capitol IN lie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
wN G. SANDS. C. a.

Nik6iNA-At kuies held la the Clerks Office az n.
", Superior court OF Chancery for the Richmond Cir.
cut, the 81 day Of October, 1872; VII
Bet iainin Iuminis, William Al Iuu,tnis anil n,x,.
OF u Lummis a Co. ' "t BIZ, sy'o
against '"'-
George Mohr md fhn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

In the United CouIt the Eastern District OF
Virginia, October 18th, is41
JAMES GARDEN OF the county Of Cha Tlniic having le
petition pray that he be declared bankrupt:
II is ordered, that all persons camin. he creditors
the said James Garier show TO the Court, the
2lsi day of November why the said James Garden
be decareda bankrupt the Of Congress
in that behalf; aud that copy of this order be published
IN the newspapers according the 2d and 9th rules
Court
copy.-Tcse,
oetIs-w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
10 Tie Lynchburg virsinian will copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

Nextto ceek's City Eaihs. Main street, Richmond.
fsRsior sale the following. wah all other Schedules
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
WINTER TURNIP Sci

WINTER TURNIP SEED.
WINrER Turnip seed piocuTcI from a gentleman
IN Hanover, OF THIS years crop, which known 10
&c OF superior guilty. aud uly Toe sown al any time
previous 10 Tie lst VI Collaboration sale.
see HOLM CAySnR
SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIUM
TUE Subscribers have this dsy opened stof. which
will be known above. fer the sale of Hats OF their
own manufacture, also ul such other uOds
found necessary for ie list and Cap Trade-the sIoe
comprises the following Goods.
Brush, Beaver and Nlria HATS
Russia FUR and Cashmere 10
Moeskin, Merton Down, Angola, Six and Wool Hats
of every quality.
ALSO,
Cloth, sc1iskin, COMFY, Fur, otter, Mustrat and
Scaet tAPS, which they invite the public 10 call and
anime for Themselves the subscribers will cell al the
lowest prices for cash
CAGBANATI & ROsENTUALI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

CONSUMPTION or THE LUNGS,
l. yer Complaints. Asthns, Bronchitis, Pains
or weakness OF the Breast. Chronic Coughs,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Splitting Of Blood.
and oil affections oil the Pulmonary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
COU RT ORD E y :

VikolNlA;-M Rules L.ll 4. the tlcrt,. nm ). - a.
Superior Court OF Chaneery Tor ths Rich a. f ~
euii, the ~ day Of August isis 'o W.
fendal Grfha, p,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
A Copy-Tosto,

| NiNGlNlh-At Rules held To the ClcrsIs Office az
| sapenor Court OF ChanCery Tor the RehnonS o.
cur. NE 9TH day OF September, 1872: "a
| william PCourney, PIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

Vik0lNiA-At rules held ~ the CieTk's once of Mo-.
Samuel d. Burk. Pi,in,,g '''-i
Against .a'""h,
william nudd ond Alanson A. Ellington individually and
administration OF John Rudd, deed, '"u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
.en wsw ''' WIN q SANDS

lVinGiNlAt-At Rules he'll in the CLERKS one. ~
c.mne superior Court Of chsneery for the RiehwonJ
Crcrt, The lot lay OF August, lsll: - ""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-05

true When the Scs'e reaches 'he loves. point, Anne.
rcen -four is admitted but do the dealers here reduce
their prices in proportion when the duty rises On the
contrary, the demand and the price OF bread
rises in Ensand until II is almost beyond the reach of
the manufacturers who deprived Of their work and
wages, because their fabrics driven from foreign
markets. in consequence OF the increased of pro
duction, caused by the protective system which dsable
them from competing with the free labor of other coun
tries is undoubted fact tbstthe imports into this
country, in the years $50 and 1899 much larger
than they should have been They were caused, how
ever, entirely by the vicious paper and credit SYSTEM
which inhated prices here, aud enabled dealers
TO make purchases there, easy terms, and which
they were ultimately unable TO meet The hucm
aung currency is the real enemy Of the manulac.
facturers here, and against the operation OF which,
taiH can prevail Prices, in many articles have
huctuaed, at times, leo per What duty pro.
tsct the home producer against such movement A
great deal OF the talk that had tie operation Of the
tariff arises from ignorance the real nature Of the
trade between different countries, particularly between
TO- by the advocates high tariff here the paragon
OF wise legislation, in respect to protection Without
going into retrospect OF the coalition of the people in
both countries, and comparing the freedom and plenty
enjoyed here, with the starvation and slavery Of the
'protected' manufacturing districts OF England we will
take the following table, compiled from official sources
with great showing the sexual Interchange com
nodities between this country and that five years
embracing the most important epochs the cony uon
oft last, civ
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those limits none is shipped, although there may ae-
tually be surplus here Hence the grea, export in
ls4o, when prices fell to their natural level
These facts, taken in connection show that the trade
between this country and protected" England, is de.
cdedly favor of the United States the currency
is sound and only to the advantage of English maaufac
uers when paper imitation takes Place here, enabling
them send their goods here sell them auction con-
the reeeive therefor into cash. and carry it
hOmehe high prices Of prOduce.preventing invest
ment in them.
Among those who elamor most for protection, the
iron manufacturers The state Of that trade under the
present low duties, may be in the following state
ment OF the Washington Iron Manufacturing Company
Of Tennessee, December /, lsIl -
Total capital invested. ..... .$72l23
Profits for two and half years. ....... 3s,703
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Died.
At Brooklyn, on the 4th instant, Perm CoSovER, in
the 59h year Of his age.
His friends and acquantance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock from his
late residence ls7 Fulton street, without further invita-
ton
On the 4h instant, MARY rect OF the late David Pow.
ell, in the 2sh year of her age.
The freNds of the family and Of her in W
William Gray Jr. and Samuel T. Williams, request.
ed to attend her funeral this morning at o'clock from
263 Madison street. Her remains will be taken Hemp
stead, L. l.. for interment
On the 4h instant of Inflammation of the lungs SgY
MouR LEeRANp, youngest son OF Sey L. and Mary
J. Hustled aged two years and five months.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
unera! from the residence OF his father of MYRTLE
and Kent Avenue, Wallabout, Brooklyn, TO morrow
Wednesday, afternoon at O'clock without further in
vitatiop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-05

PARK THE ATHE,

PARK THEATRE.
THIS III Th %SFnS KY
Lord Norwood r Barry Cara Tarrai dais PIaeid.
la sM iSi1xsS K
THE S AWAITS MIST
Bsairiee 'Ae'e 'r'p'a Mr., w,.s,,.v Fisher
BcIes ai-Pit so eents-GaIIery as cents '' "ea"eV
ooo-e oe-n At 81 eriormanee commence, att O'Clock
This EVENING: jan 6-The performances will eommeue.
with the E SszKpr ssPse'sss Il - ''""''|'
"'1eg gsim, rKirby-Abdsr Khan. Mr. Lew.ien
Tocouclua. with M" iAorne
VV oi,i%al, 1R. Scott
Erina Al, ,Mrpy
5oI.s scents I'D end dti.rsas; Phi, u,
Doors open At q: Curtain rises an precsslv
rum, MI TTvHISd oLTMPIO THEATRE
A"'o H'H''' 's' ;,s performance will mence
SAM FAIR
THE al: xSish OWN. '''AsA
Capt ss%%is'ils h0rnsas'e William Billing. er.h.m
'D's'' To be followed sv miss Singleton
Hector T,md. Mitchell.
louisa, Miss Singleton
rls &c ffaf|' Maxine kin
Nicholas Dovetal Graham
circle 50 cents. Upper boxes Pr
Doors at half past siI. Curtain rises at seven
BOWENY AMPHlTHEATIIk.
No 81 BOtse'u.
THIS EVENING. JAM a-The performance will commence
SECOND APPEARANCE OF MR.. TURNER.
The ENrREE 'n entitled
Fats Of Horse%an ship By 1v Turner.
Negro dancing By the unrivalled Master Diamond
Mr. Sands will introduce an imposing Equestrian Act
Vaul ing by the whole company
Master Rivers whose wonderful performances defy des
criptcn
Horse manship by Mr. Buckley.
Come Song by MIR Booth.
The celebrated Rivers Family 60 through their much al.
TO conclude with
OLD DAME TROT
During the evening variety of other eutert inrsentS
Doors open ate!-perormance commences att
Boxes SO cents. Pit rs ents.
open for exh during the holidays Entrance No IL in
Chrystie-st Adassion Is cents.
NEW AkCADIAN GARDEN,
No 25j Bieecker STREET.
Under The direction Of Mr.. H. ROCKWELL)
THIS EVENING, Jan. The entertainments viii com
WALTZ AND STAR ENTREE.
Led by Mrs. tiullin and II. Rockwell.
POLISH BROTHERS. by MIR Risley and his Son.
ACT OF H0RsEMANsHlP, by NJ. ster stephens.
Comic song MIR. G. Bcoth; Juggling, Plate spnlng Se.
fashionable Monstrosities, ~ Mr. Sands.
The Goddess ID ana, by Mr. o Stone.
Negro Melodies, by Billy Whtock and his Banjo.
ole WirRipny Break do WIS, by Master Diamond.
Grand Ethiopian Trio by Master Diamond Whitlock, and
I. q. Booth.
The Amszosian Maid, by Mrs 0ullin.
Mr. stone will in the character Of Indian Hunter
The whole to conclude with Laughable Aiterpiece.
Door open at quarter past s; Performance to
at 7. Boxes SO cents: pit IS cents.
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In Am ves $50 30s soi 50 4si 9Ts a. 2u os
In Tor yes I2o2 IA ls9,'i sssli2e lasSs 300 'ss
Grand aiaosl 5Tss 81 s4 so,4lq, So ass
Tonnage. aa9oss osvsS $3.50 49, a7r IS, s,ao u9
These tables embrace seasons of bank expansiop
1886 and 1889 By examining each manufactured ari
Gle Of import will be that the state OF the cnreo
cy in this country has been the grea, Smuan, TO i'm
port which has BEEN comparatively, very little inau
aaced by the state ofthe tariff In The article co,;ons
dyed and white, The imports nearly doubled from 1884 to
1856, aud fell of,o greater extent the Is97 hen
tho currency was reduced. They again increased 80
per cent in tina. year Of expansion, 1889 In 1910 the.
were one hafthe amount Imported in 1855 withsanh
ing that the duty had been largely reduced The same
feature holds good in regard every article OF British
manufacture, anj goes 90 show that IN Low and steady
state Of ths currency this side foreign producers
not eompse successfully win the home fabrics mat
yer now lo~ the is,a may be. Ani, moreover, tina, in
Iueh years Ge; Britain actually takes ofour unpro,ct.
'D'cV' more inla We take Of iheiTs This does not,
80 s"o" 'hat a lcss on the exports in such yeas
- "'o""'. the balance ia drawn against in
'"sH o'n'tres. Ia 1895, the large imports
;,,, VI vac SYST N of open credits then exist
-, y ~ 'ul"r Ia snbsrl ueut years In so,
WV '"e 'esur Of stock loans which we r, issued
ana sotiaied TO an amount which rs,s,, vo,.s have
shoHn..aro beyond cur ability to nav
The value in the exports shoes a s,.,..., l.. =, .
value lh.s arises from vu,Iiar caus.,-,, :. H.
n~nef N'"''s'on, aud the other the gren, iue,u,,;
Ties Ian the coton crop, which Constitutes t,yo
OF The exports The exports valued At the n,co,
expectation, and ;hs sam, isEstion Of the ourr,,,v
which raises prices snd induces imports, gives Ge,i
'ious value 10 the Exports which is uenty no,
;zed Hencethe Apparent export mech < er tAsa IN.
real This particularly the with cott,n Ia 1890
value o. that ottole spoted En- gland wss SO oco
GOO That scar cf srea, losses and the smout To
alired in Enslend as probably not than ssooeo ~
the loss arising solely fvrn the paper OF a, home
Cotton is a-t.ce N AZ 20 sb cad but il sent o.
hsns account Va dour the d's nj. orders al.
mostly sen, here 0r T., Al limited prics aui rh,
shrsryh isnk Influence prices ,.ssd ere ,eycnd
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Foreign NInrlxefs

HAVANA, Dec. ls--Hoops, per NJ, a. boards Portland
white pine - 24 other Eastern ports &c 81; pitch
pine lumber, - a7 shingles, al; hid shocks with
heading, ~; beans, white 10 IA beef No. and o
mould IL Is, sperm, As 40; cheese Am IA 10; cod
fish, so lbs. 3; four Phil. and Bait. SIS; hams Am
II ,; lard, Am. 8 a IL onions, 4; pork, N. O
and Eastern and mess 10 Ia; clear Ia l5 20
tatoes, Dbl. ,; rice, a57; soap yellow, o.
talow, Am 10; honey, gall u; molasses keg of 81
gall. ,. 81 sugar, assorted, 10, white I! 9!
brown, Al 81; yellow, !; segars, IS $40 En-
chanse-London IA a l2h prem; New York % a 3 do
Boston a2a do; New Orleans % do Freiehts-To
France 10 80 francs and to IT, States 81 per box sugar
RS. per bag Coffee 81 81! per HID molasses.
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lwannwna, Dyer, Mobile Jotn Elwe Briss ssia Drink
ton ives Nesmn eeds; rm,y. sher ood Ch.s-
ton Durham Dmon-sehr Homer Reed, Boston.
Arrived.
While s'p America, E;lger, tof Iod.onl from whaling
nsd Guns CO. Of Hason VII" ''0 DDS OIL to Bar
Snip Lewis Cas-, Hawey IL days from New Orleass ndse
s,e Iudcn Page, days from New Orleans tobacco sc
ship Jsne. Edward Howard Is day. from Now orleqns
Bs Duchess BAXTER 10 days from Messina with fruit, to
Bah H.sla Williams from s, Thomas, with beg spcei.
5s; {, end sS 70 S as es sss
10 Is days m Bsmoe aud sailed s,h ir he ssnish MIN
ct, s, fans so Of %s as; a. r.
srs sa,r peyislson, 10 days from St Domingo City
1 'iD;{ a1f5%n ;, NJ Pa
;Esti s' ,s i f1S from sa ' son
.1 SR "be LEI s'i% sn ds sh s Die
.n,ior N,crk-h ;, ss,ei ~ the Governor bat AZ
,ps f% isio r Sos sSs' ''' son ' brig Adj
at t. %Ts ySiGpi; sasoa s 9 En- sSa
%sChacedonis ss days iom Porto Rico fr Wilmington,
al, ss w:eGa,9 orsigs 70 days for, Tqsnso VIII 5000
;oou' fe,srsburs 'n do dc Pearl for do;
ss W. F ''f ss !: s f.a., iafs Sast Cd
r'g George, Hail. days tom Gtorretown SC cotton to
sss oaty Ch'ss Ib,1,. 9, days from Curacoa 'alt SC
20 Pn,n.m iisehr on,ai, Boston. soon 77, uli.
ss%l f %oaa r as' 1--WE we d. Grace pig
iron, To order ~ N' -
.chr A Cooley days from ghladslphi,. with ua... T.,
order ~ ' -
Sehy Senator, Hartotn, day fron vir.in;, q,
muster
Below.
Bark Famsr from Gottenbu'g with Iron Bowman J,hn
son Go.
Brg Fos from Havana
Also bark rporie 10 oe tb Lc,sa from Csnp,ssh, 4,
BJuchsnd X ! hsssud. and ship uil..o~n.
GJ- HB vi snip Tlustriouc IL still below.
General Record.
BARK A.KRn.-The wreck seen . fw days sgoen nsrur.
WITH the letters or her ste doubt the 5wttA
bark A.nerc from Trapan Cor NY,,k that aben
rec suy. We told that IL customary ,atts
he moth OF EuroJe 20 UPON the stem Of vSesl The
iutss Of the Of the aud not the Of
tcss,t.
wercs At ~ Ship Chandler Price at Chuisscn act,
ti M va i'm the 25th Va lat 20 lon wreck of
ohr m loresst aud boa sp'it staining sbap 'oaed with
stt ing in the Eng the W ri Henry al III 4 cotG
- ls bowiin. Ard ut the ie, cosld boati cr
nis Jdtrb The week OF schr henry eed 5e'ce
| tttsntd as fsl rir with ny several yess.lsl
hrrisn scHH WocpLsTps which sei from st John = B.
70 o' 90 Ftil ae,,s pat back 18TH Capt Johnson iyicr
''hth !: itE, AMI The vessel wing lost
'ihfhANsLis. OF fs.cor before feyo ts suph ~ tr
ace - >tw Lottou hsrbor while hef pAsrage g.
WIN 81 VI Ter sqn weighed between two se'-t,
hh h.n ~ 10 NE ~h,s Il Nev Lcn'on. 3eih vi Her
! dsnagci.
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Domestic ImportatiOns.

New ORLEArs-Ship James Edward-60 bbls Newbold s.
Crnft-loco Saydam SAGE co3e sacks bb Howe God
1850 sacks ss bbs Foulk sou77 pgs lead boxes
10 bis Wendel-1ii2 sheep tkins swan Wyck co-2o5
hides NJ Earls-so bales Boorman Johnston SIS Davis
horn March, bbls SKIS Fiealer-2s ibis Hoffman Bal
bAlsstc 0ra- s .xssb;, Hudson, h. " u,n,n,,or-.R,
inson Pratt Co 40 bbls Reed broher7 hhds
Johnson coi0oo kegs Badger p.ck-3i bbls 3eks box
Macy son-ii5s bags eru,ony bales Goodhne
So hhds Ma,tland-s3obols Stafford Ha.ngs 40 do
Babcock ro-9 bales ii Brown-2 pps l6 do Pick
ersg,l co3O hhds Brander Murray hides Rcd
feld-lss0 bags 3i6 bills 45y baer hhds chain cable
order.
Nrw ORLksss5shiP Lewis Ca.s-l92s pigs lead n Mat
thewsI9s bbls u Rowland X X rvn-2O Peabody
Riggs co.'s Small. Williams CO 81 Babctck & co-24o
Bownss Stafford Hastings-so2 bts hides l55 sks
25 cks i7s bales TO order.
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A zssfun Exish.
~ THOMAS BELL
iBsorss Ios.s7 finn aud IS Filltonstyeea /
WEDNESDAY.
A,vnf ax,t,clr 49, .

Alto, O'Clock at ne ale rooms.
Spcn lid furniture saleJompr4ng LOOKING ess
beds bsdslesds tuass sofs lamps, chi ant
glass ware-soeneid new furniture, eight piano fortes
Aiso, large lot Of store hrtsres
Also, pianoorte damaged, for Mt Of whom il NAV
At time srlepdii piaaofortes 6ne order
FRIDAY.
At 10. o'clock, IN the Sales Rooms
splendid stock OF first rate ready made clothing, Also
handsome and well assorted dry goods At III O'Clock
csey entire stock choice dem,hns and bottle
viz Superior MaeiIa PORT Sherry, &C. avorite brands =
Also 1900 Spanish segars.
SATURDAY
AT l0l o'clock at the Auction Rooms.
Extensive Furniture sale-comprisng the entire splendid
Furniture OF family giving up hou, excepting.
Also stocks Of elegant city made oaeinet Furniture
order Of assgnees.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
% 'e s sn St s,r'ss X. o% ro
tsenent the last eoiunnof fourth page. d.s n,-i.
CAuTIoS-Counerfeit salamander Safes are j. market,
sn ls ths only Person Who has wdsr Pa
''''' '''' 5, siLas c. HERRING,
J ls9 Water street
S&co2sD HA> ~ iron sAEEs. in COED order for sale
~ " VIZ '' ' " 5. {. HERRING.
p lss water street.
L. hne embrodrIea Cambria Hanik rchiei The lirdeewi
be literally rewarded, by leaving with
b2t No I2i Mad, u Lane
gentleman nan who msds an hsnse Of cloak
street, Wi Ease AL and reey the mistake. is ans
pILIIArDs-OTIs FIELD will he happy ia a call from
~ has friends at Bsssferas iiliard kocn Climax Eating
beds eda rubber CLOTH and sprns seel eushons-roa and
Eatfsnee is fulton street. aul 4 Ann street Tables for
shs J5im-
WALTER sCo Wskga rRosE
pe Of sir W.er SCOTS works for S. advance
Cd ats sd o s , Ssss M hs s s Of
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