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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

- "OWF TfuxUf S"su s"TOrI"H E'"O.
Iisisment, No iJohn-st.-1hc subscriber bas opened
"A Cash Tailoring Establishment at IL JOhn-stfeeL and
las hand general assortment III Cloths snd Ca.smeres
of America manufacture, OF superior style aud hn,h and
variety Of coOrs, To which he invites M attention OF those
who ~hh IN encourage sur own mssssaacOries AlsO
psrOr we,tof- England wool black and fancy coared
Cloths and CaNmercs, and variety OF fancy Vest
ing rich black satns &c. ct the best qua lily all
which viii he made up low Tor cash. short notice IN the
fash onabe style, under the direction OF NJ " Gay
l,rd ,ate OF ts NeYYork Cash Tailoring Establishment
Va FViioo siee Whose prac,Ica and mech anca abtes
cutter are universally scknOwl Legged.
Terms cash, aud M abatement IN prices
a.5u (1 GEORGE ANDEEMs IA John.,lrr,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

THE GRsATssr DIscovEKY EvEs NaDr--The ssrsapa
riz and Tomato Br5s III eyre the dyspepsia auDdce,
sostyeLss, debility humor. and ali Dpurrs Of the blood.
or regusnte; OF the bowels alter ~ Other MEDICINES have
failed,
Read what they have done.
have u.ed the SsrApsrla and Tomato st;efs for lis
dyspepsia and have been cured by only three bottles
aiirr all other medicines have failed. y. kocEss,
West Cambridge
have been geI CA dreadful humor by using h. sar.
saparla and Tomato B,tIes,. J. L. WILLIAMS Lowell
Dr Saith ays be has used the se-SsDsnlla and To
mstn Btters with the happies effects n c. debility,
weakness &c, amt he snould recommend 70 70 ali tsF
tive 70 tne s.step.
Sold By the agents. 3. D. Sands, druggists y FIoG
street u Gold l0 SuIlnstreet, 27J Broad way y
ka,t broadRay
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HDdIFUFff IfICff.
a.bu az GEORGE ANDREW =, II JOhn.stre.t

~ school OF 1ndustry.-rhe subscriber about
Openu@. ~ the vicinity OF New-yofk, School fr rs,,
sse AMI bvfot2n ,1srssS Of Instruction The practical
ences In t on with exercises in garden, ana workshops.
By combining productive industry with mental improve.
ment, pupil rendered more happy health i, preserved
practical knowledge acquired expenses .sssns, and all
It's Industry AMI onnd morals rstabhed Price at hoard
aud tuition one hundred dollars year More particular IA.
formation may be- had OF the Subscriber the Exchange
Lyceum, Ji5 Broadway
asset ~ JOSIAH uOIRRODk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

The COMMON CoUscIL ELrcT.-The follow
ing the names OF the Members of the Com
Council elected at the last Charter Election {:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

" Almost every mail brings an additional and
most potent argument in behalf Of a Protective
Tariff in the suspension of some valuable rnanu.
factories, and the con,equen, deprivation of the
means OF living OF some hundreds of the laborins
classes. We see that the Columbia Anthracite
Furnace, at Danville Pa. was blown on, on Mon
day last, after being in blast for nearly fifteen
months. The proprieiors have been induced to
this step by the low price OF Iron. and the little
demand for the American article, in Consequence
of the large stock of Scotch metal in the eastern
market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

DF We are requested to call the attention OF
the Street Inspectors to the filthy condition of the
walk IN McDousal-st. between Anity and Fourth
and between Fourth and Barrow. Tbs Inspectors
VIII consider it done; and our friends in that vi
cimty must not blame II. if-as we strongly sus-
Peot will be the cnsc-ihc aforesaid filth should
incommode them for some weeks ye,-un,il the
Wing Common Council ge, fairly under w,v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
IozENGE .Ais-,The BarE, Lerae,.

IOLENCE MELODY ....Ais-' The Bargs Legacy.
When gith sorrDv your heart $ breaking,
Or ssOu3eh or head IS Oppressed with pain
Peter LoIenge " after lasiEg,
And you III be sound a lei again
And, Oh, Il with worms your children are waiting
VITA worms the most terrible us1er the
Those LoreDyes mgsly viii give them BAKING
That shall them 10 cut and
when you We a cough or cold iha; 3 hacking,
OfPetsD Lorengss take few,
Which soon the rabrals viii srnd packing,
81! make you feel jBg as good as new.
ALd yo-s izleLz. you ID sh 10 make supple,
Because with tie bl-e,' yer gre oppressed,
or Peters Lozeng-s take eoupls-
Aad oh you u think you re among The blea
rhess agbre LOlengrs for sale al se Broadway s
Futons 80 Add 80 Bowery s6 Hadson-st and Gle Chat
h,m-st Ne~ York. sEd al - North sIibst Philadelphia
By the way, the above written snde tie Inspiration
Of one OF Petsr,' Cordial Lorerges When wl 70 be
brillsn take luple. Editors ami all persoas ric
live by their ~its. do you hear that
II FIR fine asortmeu OF chars warranted adver.
tisement IN another eolumn II Cathsrine-st f2) az I'm
y Photographic Likenesses, hy an improved
Daguer-osype Process, BY " d. VAN loan, corner Of
Chsmberss- and Broadway. q ais I'm
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ns.1Hor Qrosp.N BnokEs Is rHE PEsI-

DEATH or QuosDAN BROKER Is THE fESi-
TERTIARY HosPIIAL.-On the Goth January las''
Franci. Metford. formerly Wall-streei Broker
was fully committed to the City Pn'on on SIX 's'-
eral charge. Of forccry. on each Of which ne was
afterward indicted asd pleaded noi guilty At
the April term Of the Court Of Sessions ne Ma TO
have been tried, but his severe il'ne'' prevented.
On tho 22d inst; be was sent to the PenitentiaTy
Ho.-,al on Blackwell. leland. the better to effect
his recovery but died in that institution Yesterday
morning. Of what was alleged to be bilious fever
Of typhoid form. contracted while in the City
Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

- Stranger, Do YOU want B"ois and Sioes ~,
90 To ScrhnsI Co Great CsaTine Boot AMI Shoe Mar.
let % Catha IT. corner OF Munroe where you can hnd
the largest be,t assortment you ever saw and At puce
never heinr. Olualeh. Just try n. ~ nl1tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

The Wings, therefore, have Q AID the Loco'to-
co. Members of each Board, the Eighth Ward
hning contrstd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
II Rand. Academy, 31l Pearl and =
ri n..ircals. n. N,-rhe summer term WI

comrnce on Monday the 9Th OF May Those parents "ho
wish 10 secure their thorough course oi instruction
n or c,s,cs studies. enter tem At ths nstd-
Ion nv making immediate application The same course
Of instruction pursued, anl the hooks are used at
both pl1ce,. eAl9- ~ ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
rRaIph r. Buckfand.

lor at law Lower sabdusky. Ohm viii attend 10 M
business OF h proieoa and u Land Agency 10 the North,
era snd Northeastern Counties OF ObO and in The q
y Codrs tor the District Of OHIO ami al Civ. rtct a.
ton 10 Collections
Refer 10 Hon b. whitilesey, Washington, D. C. Hon J
W. Allen, Cleaveland, Ohio; MeSrs Robertson Eaton
Co, Hasiaek Co and Kent KEENAN, Co New.York: j..
: oimsted, l. sandu,ky Chapman Hardness, Bellevue
ONO. - al lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

THgRE y NOrHtSG LIXE I've learn that $40 worth
Of Pea. HorehOunG Cary sold IN tins C.ty Ia week
by g. ". Kidding who is the M-.srs. PeasIs Sbe Agent
tor this state. There II article IN the market Know
Of which po,seses the medical virtues ~ e, acbu,
of colds coughs Ioars ness, IN lsse
tending - Consumption ilan Peases Candy Boston
Mail
AL hat adcfei with lung complaint, shosd goio 3
Diyisiol-sS or 10 Asor HoISs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
Fourth Ward.--T0e Fourth wa.i iIrnly Ca

Club ~, m ct pursuant Ia Adjournment al me
Jof conner u Du,ne ami ismrsets, on To-, tridai
evening l;h int o'cocs. 10 hear The report ~ r
co,n,e, spoonlsd to rst Constitution aud b}r-iA"s
for M. government of the Club. ., -, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

HYcgIxr HosgsOUsO ca fbr--thete Is no mistake \
tie DDYers Of this resesy. shiSh AZ - Cy e
islrinc yaGe has silently bat surely i. b. pgb.
confjsncp. I, j. used the respectable smil
anil country insiJle OF rel IT In all
diseases affecting the air passages, such az caisnh ~
iros', los OF voice, whooping cough, aal IN te early
Nsgss Il coa'l.:lo-. Apply At so Broadway corner
HOwari-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

TO OUR sussC RlEGshWf rrqur,t Of our 1l'crefs @
read ih, article se whole Of IT, and then, IL ccum
require OF them 70 tes the truth Of ubat have
asserted
W. say, from personal Lnowlesge that Dr. L. ID. Fem
msgs Worm Csney IS p~asan,, mild aud eFectaal
edy inr worms m children
That hl. DisrrHea Candy will give speedy relief rom
ia. .lp.i D-nirl OF al diseases
That bis Bfsuss Cr cnic Casy i certain for
iSeuess, toBes or dstress astes sing heartburn lie.
Th,t bis Cashafe Candy 81 tie very b.; U-i-er
gal physics known For coughs, colds. billions complaint.
fevers, foul stomach, &c. Il j. thorough remedy
Ne further sly that these medic purely vegetable
Ss1 nct oaly agreeable hat desirable 10 the
sod wholesale -Gd retail AZ lJ5 Nssssa-street
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p Temperance wcriing

EDMUND D. Halt, secretsrie, aNu
I,Nt> = BERRiEN, A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

SpFuCtrs NHsSSubtTV 1uHtss PTt'T q
finest Cashmere Hats this day rsduceios ~ at which they
will remain uRs. advance rendered Necessary by
rise =, IT, OF material
az II T., SPENCER 2B Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

~ TheoIoxicnI Discussion.

" Theological Discmssisu.-Jn' pubt,hel,
Theplnp Icai Dcu>,iO, between Rev. Mr. Henson thio
d. and Rev Mr Ingalls, (unyersasp, held al southiold
L. l. in January. 1872 Pace IA cents
Also. large variety of tnlversals Books famkhlse'
Sc al The niyer>at Book Establishment, Ne oo fnlos'
street. between Nassau aud Broadway. ~ az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
~ spsncer,s Imitation MeIeskin Hat

fts popular arice commended 10 the public as pecu
harry desirable, at the present time for is economy For
elegance and durability, competes successfully with IL.
ulozt costly Hats worn Price 81 d SPENCER
alsu Fashionable Halter No. 2i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
s.o.s Ward Henry Clay CIub.-T

.,h'. =, ne second War Henry Clay Cab request
- 10 attend a meeting FRIDAY Evening The sHh ~, al
hall past O'Clock, NJ the >econ' "'ru h"'eh Va" - wv
.,u. street. By order OF the COMMITTEE, 49,. 80
80 ,. RENO {. IiA\CE, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

II For fine ssormeut OF chars warranted re adver
tisement IN another column II Cahsrine-st fs1 a5 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

y Photographic Likenesses, nv an improve,
Dagurrrrosype procrs., by " d. VAN LOAN, corner 0
Cbsmbers-SL and Broadway. Il ais I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

NJ OTICF.-In pursuance Of TIN provisions u t,s" ~
Trust IL record ~ the Clerks Dihcr II Nn'lu"1i
Court executed Ia subscriber by hos. W. Ups, o
cure the ply !rni ii If money therein r
on David G.. Williams, individually, aud a. Ey'ciN
u. Williams Decreased a:! iatri IT, ~ la ~ Nlf3t
other Tie nj % certain u;icT iH- ~ hu
tnrnt iunri due David &. Williams ani Thont p"t
IL day IL February meat, the premises, expose - '
lie auction, the highest bidder for cash. he Iia :" ~
which the said TlIuS w. Eprs resides, iylul ~ nc
within three miles Of Holloway toHfib
adJ t. the lands IL nr. \. y Campbell, tait Nu
.ald. Mr.. Asa Oiiy.r, and cob T. H. ." ami contains p
ven huntrd anh forty ivr acres, bc tbc ~anc nor" -
land well adapted I, the gforth IF tu5hc"p 1Gd SON
the wood and inr land !. supcgahrrdlni, and - i' ~
improvements consists II good ir.nri dwelling h"l"
in the cellar, framed rraniry and stable, - I.
and ice house, together with al other bud.ug' So
tac farms generally. all the buildings nrVy HARM
buit in the Ia. eight years For air ahd
society place be- hcitered. A-n the iol"in p
wt: eighteen Slaves AMI their increase >.vcn head Of u
m his steak of Ia,lc Sheep and fip.s all his ilou.ea
kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils, pleasure 80
aud Hansss, i've horse wagon anl Gear.
Crnp. noN ~ hand iiso, the iimc aud place,
Enes H. deceased The anI- devised by The sad is
10 lis ,isicr ;la S, Tor life, and 10 Tie SAID ThoS
afterwards. much &c the sad property, real and perez
shall he sufficient the purposes Of tie said dre
Trustee, !l convey only sic title - i voted - W
wth.auig the title 10 the property !. believed 10 h. g
tinnal- The sale b. continued day dy i it'a
ers,ary nj tslb-.
l. E.-The Slaves consist az men, women boys ani -iI'
are uacolnmoul. likely. :, +.
Jaa. Is .1-aa"2"..r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

EEHiIE ScHOOL.-Mrs.a :. KIM: III open ips''a
for tie education u ycGn. ladies' Monday, tie lli!
al Tay"r~vic, about one quarter - nile from the Eetl
Frederic ksbnfg aud Potomac Railroad, healthy anS
neghbohocd any IN NneIna. In tins ~ciIoul u.l rt
all The branches Of English education, Dithograpy r.
Writing, Grammar, Aihtnetlr Geography, i.,o.y. Sa
Hora Philosophy Rhetoric. Chemistry Botany, aud rrno
CrayCn Drawing f., Twelve dollars a nf iiyc mos
Board lodging, washing Ic aud candies, VIII br in.Fs
Mr. v. d. Taylor At ffy dollars per Music ana n
will be rsiia charge. Mis-. kinr has had many year
III teaching and has testimonials her possession
highest authority: She, therefore, humby believes, aa
who patroDlzc her present efforts Will have
RErERgScE,-BlShop ondcrd"nk u. +. Butler, H.,
lori; Bishop Gaisden and Rev Mr. Bamwel. Ciar -.
Rev Nj. Norwood and Miss Jane Mckenzie, ktekaoad
Jan IL .1-t.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

In connection with the above Establishment the -ls'.
has the Mansion House, formerly Kept hg ". !.
ufaef. tat vel adapted for the accommodation =
men travelling with families TINS Establishment WI =
na.ed by MiS. Hodges with tile assistance "f The ,uh
4. !. mona
r. S.-Lieral wages viii he given 10 white m'n, laa
respects supeTnfrni the Cooking ~ al - various
lie mi-i he Cook himself, and come wei feconm
Also, good House keeper wanted '.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

kESTrcEY LE"lsLtrrEE.-The Legislature 81 81
lucky met al Frankfort IN on the 3isi ultmo. lat
House, Charles $. ilorchead, Of Franklin, was ess
Speaker on the third ballot A II solution vas l4t
the table BY Mr. Mutual! Of Henry, against tie H..
rupt Law. On the second day Of the session tie "
unanimously adopted resolution calling upon lie Z!
sident Of the United States To inquire into Tie late
duct Of the Mexican Government towards the 81.
Fe Traders; and 10 demand that the ln!ted Sa.rs q
connected with the expedition b. restored y l
". The Cincinnati Republican also calls upon iAs
gisaure of Ohio 10 unite her voice with that i: -
lucky in this matter.
BLOOD. BLoop! Bioop, Most Of our readers
remember that in april last, Mr.. Alsion. Of Tails
see, challenged General Reed Of Florida. They :oug
aud the General shot him. Willis Al.s,on, bs..
Of the deceased, and the General had aremcon'rr t.
Sequcntly, and second one, when the former sIo'
latter lie since went 10 Texas Private lrtt'. I.
cevcd in this city Yesterday state that he has Lad
Their difficulties there which ended III ms taking tie
of another, and III his own life being taken
We hear that he arrived in the ncighborhooi u y.
zoria about the 10Th untmo; that about SIX or q.
cNe Stewart; that alteration arose between '..
that allston drew his knife 10 stab him, bat Sca.
perceiying his intention, fred three shots At han
orr Of Colts pistols; that Al!ston, though sos
wounded, fir9d rail, and shot-gua al IS oppc-
which instantly killed him.
A memorandum from Thomas +. McEemna, of &.
weston, on the back Of one Of the letters, states .
Allston arrested, taken out, and shot b. tie &,
70 ms Of Brazora.-.S. u. PcGyHne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
Jam,y Birer and hnac,rba CompoRB.

r Monthly Meeting OF The President aud biIe''"'' II
n James River and kanawha Company, held IN Ei1t"'
Thursday, C,h January, lsi?: ,,....,. Is
sRtsereG, That the Stock of all delinquent StocSh.,1
shall pay their By The IL %
be Immediately thereafter advertised for sale, and sou
the charter IL The Company. ,4 ,nfs-.
kesoeed, Thar the forc:on. resolution b.
newspapers in Richmond, iyGciolfs anu th"'''
Extract from the Records ,,,. S,,,,.-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
Wcdnesdoy, January y.
SEE

Numerous petitions were presented to-day on the
subject oil the Bankrupt law; some Tor lis repeal, mod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

issue Treasury notes.
Mr.. FESsENDEN also said that he would support
the bill 1t supposed by that the Wing party
should 20 against il; but Re knew reason why, as
member Of that party he should do So believing the
measure constitutional, and the occasion such
as called for measure Of the kind.
Mr.. DEAN Of Ohio having obtained the floor, went
into examination Of the general course pursued by
the Wing party since they came INTO power. lie re-
viewed all the promises they had made TO the country
while seeking power, and showed how they had been
broken tracing the present deplorable condition OF the
Treasury, well as the country at large, 10 these ILL
Judged and disastrous lie felt however, for
the honor and interests Of the country and would vote
for this bill, if put in such shape would allow him
conscentlously 10 do so. lie for proceeding
cordtng 10 the good old Republican doctrine and in
creating debt, would provide fund Tor lis rcdemp
ton.
MIR. JOHN G. FLOYD obtained the floor, when a
motion was made b. Mr.. Mcclellan that the commit
Tee rise, which motion was rejected
MIR. FLOYD then rose and spoke for a few moments
in opposition 10 the bill; when
Mr.. ANDREWS of Kentucky called the attention
of the Chair TO the fact that there not quorum
present. The motion for the committee to rise had
hardly he said, been voted down before number Of
the seats empty. He objected 10 proceeding
without quorum
The CHAIR said that the fact could only be ascer-
tanned BY count, and the gentleman from New York
had the floor
Mr.. ANDREWS, with the permission of Mr. Floyd,
moved that the committee rise; the vote on which
ton was-ayes IL, noes g..
No quorum voting, the committee and reported
the fact 10 The House.
Mr.. w. w. IRWIN moved n call oftle House: which
motion rejecied-ayes 81 noes 10.
The SPEAKER having announced that quorum
was present, the House again resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole, and
Mr.. J. G. FLOYD resumed the course of his re-
marks, but had proceeded but short time, when he
was again interrupted by
Mr.. ANDREWS who observing that the House
was again without quorum, moved that the Commit
tee rise, which motion having been carred-ayes As,
noes A. Tie committee and reported the fac; to the
House that it was without quorum.
Mr.. ANDREWS moved call of the House
Mr.. VAN buren, moved that the House adjourn
Negatived-yeas 3d. nays 81.
Mr. WILLIAMS Of North Carolina moved call of
the House.
Mr.. YoRKE moved an adjournment, but, on the
yeas and nays being called, withdrew the notion
Mr.. ADAMS renewed the motion to adjourn, which
carried-yeas 81, nays "a; and
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODs.
FAN AND wtartp letS

| y H. JENKINS haynr removed to the New building
,ori Va wSai inSis The s1iea,iSa Of M,sssss, Ts,
ss aud others to the uosi extensive variety Of Dry
wholesale OF retail SS CASH OF HcSsrTaS sSs
formerly. ard believes his eas,onSas viii eSi tie rosas
a. low pree. as n any part of the uoiei saes iiav
di.posedoi ali Of his OLD goods aud hereafter Offer
'esy es%gss s.s0I%es, q the !oosin. s,,lelss
ored silks all prices aud qualnes for LAY aud ssenrz
MousLlN DE LAlNEs.-Evcry variety Of color and
cALicoEs pieces fancy sylos. all prices. FROM
es 10 and 2t cents to tho very fne-, turcd-
cIoTls Gks ssI hs ,D AND sisSss
as iiSpS ,, nnSSS.,o DC ,o9qd.
10 80 ana - cents an finer qualities. Table Diapers, all
Widths rSwelas OF G,esy deseriptoa shecunEs, al
cents to g. each Russia aud E,rs Diapers Napkins
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Every Dissertation Of kind
snj size silk, cotton, mcrino, sik worsied AMI other
make s'oesinsssnd Gloves, tor men. ~omen boys aud
,, FAMILY MOURNING Every quality Of black and
baxncs and o,hsr To- irsa, "a's an" pen
poNNsrs, RIDANDS AND rLowERs-La,cA Fash.
LACE CooDs-Thread and Bol'nct Lace veiis, scmfs,
cArEs Anu asi M s,s s's Cape. and
fLANNIIs.-whlc. rcd snd yellow Fiannei. Welsh
and American make; allqGa,ies. from ~ the q.
UMBRELLAS AND PxRxsoIsNx very Superior
nsnn:as,us Of these articles made expressly or retail
cbNILbMEN viii always hn Inc,,uo lambs wool and
sis shirts aud Drawers; Stocks. CIavas, Hosiery and
Gloves OF AL Kinds; Suspcnlcrs Linen BosGms Col
aIs niik sd Linen paekei liandkerchcfs, etc.
and female clothing.
DOMESTIC GooDs.-5no bales and cases OF bleaehed
AMI unbleaehed Shrngs and shceinxs from narrow TO
yards wtc Also apron aud furniture Checks. Bed Tick.
ing C"iton osnaburgs In This useful aad necessary
OF great attention Is given to have always
manufactures IN the country.
sHAwi., scARFs AND MANTiLLAs Of the Iates,
imporistions ~
suNpRY ARTICLES -Me,nos, pimity, Frinecs, Cor
seiis SIX Ncvcts Muslns of Cinhrick Cook Null aud
1acone Sewing Materials OF Linen Cotton aAd sIk. But
tons. etc. etc. etc.
The Public are Informed that they rely upon fad.
ing a. THIS Establishment all times full SUPPLY OF all
the above articles from the kind TO TIC finest
,,sbre-ihns suhng the wants AMI wishes Of all. New
Goods srcop9ning every week throughout the year. from
auction and will 10 sold IT great bal
n Al is< xiN.5