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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

IN Ihc regular PACKET schr IOlIN STULI., Teal
sTE MASTER having par OF her cargo engaged aud
- WW meet Nth dspa.ch For balance 81 ireirtt
passage, apply 10 the board lcscrs wharf
NM. ROMLETr OF
Tu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
TO LET.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
- Three 90 four ROOMS over the subscriber.
liltu Nv me htschanse Bank 70 good tenant. tho
- n rent will be very 'nodef,,e ABpiy to
MOSr DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
RENT.
-. That highly cultivated and spacious lot Of
-. =. , ito DUNLOP, MoNCURE a %.
FOR RENT,
"a IL, nsa, and connections DweIlioE House on
fi1 inc corner Of l. ana 81 streets: Arnly 20
LIN ma 10 n "'"A"p'
STORE FOR RENT,
IL - N" eligible Store neIttoPH Taylor. Music
E.H '''' terms 'P'Y to TAYLOR
FOR RENT,
- The house ly occupied by Mrs H., A.,
G Ssa1:S o. ana ',ss 5ss :sso;'s rs Iasy
-, AppiY 10 James Baker. at the Marshaii Nous,
FOR REST,
nm and Lot I3 Or Governor street. a. r,..s,
LlliY 10 me occupancy % sydney baxter, Esq In.
nm, ,C'''' "' fnltlP TABB
FOR RENT,
A ne,,iy nSg nous, q, prs.sn "ee9ged by = Royan
Ess,H Russell dudley. missveTy desirable i,, 10
hnnIv nea'ienee. Possession gwen IN. lot Jnne
ma - ""NN'
FOR REM,
IA =. ihicc small t"nemcnts on isi street between
ma ani street suitable for Dwellings for small
usaW liiniIes fortcrtns, Apply ~ VIM Tyre. or
aP w. PARRISH y BEAZELEY
STORE FOR RENT.
Il Tho f"u.r. At the corner Of 4 and I'M .,.,,.
ttsTS t'"c"N "cculi'i ~ "a. IT.. store H. w.t a.
ttsis tat, T. and sac couv.r'rc. o. tho iutnh l,
" 'la'h'h with "a frtfut.c' ffntn 'hr stole tn...
lIQls to -''s"' y t'iint'
.2 MEEANnEg DUvAL & co
FOR RENT.
- family r'siirucc On Church IIiu itp,,e,li-
GsM aiey % tie tear Of Mr. Jsuics - ,ns.on Nth -.
sitIh on" ani other out houses garden and. vcrv -
f3--petnr wet of ,.aicr tlr yard ioT vh,-t a.
~ " =" c.lcuIa'c4 Toe session gwen the sf n tr.
hTpy 90 GEORGE WINSTON. - - "I''
on - JAS q GEO WINSTON
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
-r.n a. au Annual General Mrep.
n H<sSS oi the stockholders II the Jsf,es
%. Sr-s9 Rehmoni on NonsS' dc ,'g 9
N--N1~~-1--I--<E tAy %
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DIED:

In this city, Aug 80 suddenly in the 59h year OF
Mr.. Mary Crichton, widow Of Thomas Crichton
Her friends those Of her sons, Thomas James, ana
John are respectfully invited attend her funeral, from
her ateresidence 800 Spring street, this "wednesday after
noop al ha.fpast O'Clock.
In this city, Aug So after lingering illness Of months
Cecilia Augusta youngest daughter OF Peleg and Mary
Oney aged l8 years months and Is days
Her relatives and friends renvted to attend her funera
this afternoon halfpast o'clock, from her fathers resi-
,.cnce No. 207 Mercer.sreet
In this city, Aug o. after lingering illness Of sonsump
tion which he with christian resignation, Heller Al.
lez of Guernsey. Eng, aged 81 years.
His friends and are requested 10 attend ms
funeral this afternoon bapasS O'clock from l45 Reade
street, without farther invitation.
In this city, Aug 49, Charlotte aged y months and II
In this city, Aug 90 Mrs Mary Mcclure in the 46th
Of her age.
Intls city Aug. p, George II Spanger, aged %.
In this city, Aug. 20. Mrs. Ann Marshall, aged ~
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MARRIED

In this city, Aug. 3d. William sutherland of England to
Mary Jane dau Inter the late Francis Deyln of this city
In Washington, Aug 25, Frederick W. Benedict, OF New
York 10 Mary E. Lawton, daughter of the late Stephen
Lawton, formerly OF Alexandria
A,Pnckney, Mo Aug. 10, Rev. Hiram Chamberlain, OF
San, Charles to Mrs Anna Aelia Grswoe, late Of Hort
In the city OF Caracas July "a. Adolphus Wolfe, ESQ.,
Presid-n oil the National Bank OF Venezuela. TO Emily
Clenentlna eldest daughter Of Benjamin Renshaw, Esq
U.s.. Consu! for Laguayra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
NEW GooDs.-selected from the lat
! 7 est lmportations, at tue
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
l42 Fulton-strcet, near Broadway.

l42 Fulton-strret, near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing to re-
plenish their wardrobe invited to call and examine our
stock before leaving their orders we are now making
daily purchases for cash. and we offer great 10
cash customers Our compesa great variety ct
French and English wool black and fancy colored Cloths
and Cassmere the best quality and latest styles French
classics desirable for fancy pants choice selection Of
French and English Silks for vestngs Also good assort
nent of drap dee. and fancy French arngs for summer
wear The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship TO that of any house in tho trade and al
a great reduction FROM credit prices.
Full suits furnished hours notice. Strict punctualily
observed in filing orders.
49, - ~ j. c. BOOTH l. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
pY ALBA KIMBALL-office No. 4s

4 , Wilhan-,reet pear Wall.
4 n having made arrangements for the transaction OF
general Auction and Commission business socts the pat
rr,nage OF hsfriends and the public
He will give his attention 10 the sale OF Rea! Estate,
Stocks Bonds and other securities Furniture and Outdoor
Sales generally.
1t i. believed that the selling OF Stocks by auction as
regular has been attempted IN this CITY, IN
Boston and other cities the stacks DISPOSED OF at
public sale This mode of ansactns business presents ad-
stocks always be present and Judge for them
the sales fairly conducted or not pvt-
,lege of which they deprived.
The seller will have TO ray more commission ban the
regular BROKERAGE and the purchaser will by attending 10
the sale save the amount of brokerage.
The numerous kinds OF stock offered IN us market that
are quoted the books OF the brokers. anr therefore
are rendered unstable will by the adoption o. this plan
enable the bader TO present them averably before the pub
lie through the advertisement OF The auctoneef. auD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
TT1O THE PUBLIC-Caution Under

ibis mead the proprietor Of KolmstOcks Verplfpge,
has lust seen an attack of Nessr Fahnestock& Co.. on the
agents which quite uGcaled for as ths very nouse
Though Fabnestocks supposed TO be the sane article
one tha, has become knownto you h ougb The adre!
by di.claming any intention benefit by the advertise
nens NJ Fahpestock Co. ard in fact recommending per.
s n ,ba, article instead OF Komstocks where known TO
hem through, their advertisements Neither the botlle or
the Wrappers the Fahnesocks, hons ae pro-
rtor assured that the the samf he has no
wish 10 sell il on the reputation Of Fnhnestoek and has 80
cautioned The that no one can make the one
t and assures the public that it's genuine article Thai wiz
eradicate worms with facility truly Astonishing II may
be had at % cents per bottle al - onu AZ
D. T. KOLMSTOCK, u. D.
We have read The above and believe to be true fane
'''' '1A' 49, CoMST0CK L. co.
New York Aug 90. 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
~ Am lurercsring Work ON the East.-Jus

pab!isied, by Cary & Hart. Notes OF ronr through
Turkey Greece Egypt Arabia PeuTa, 10 the Holy Land
Including Visit 10 Athens, Sparta, Grand Cairo constan
;nople Thebes, Ked Sea, Mount Sinai PETRA the sdom
of Scripture Ike. By E. jar MoRsIs in volumes, lAno
with plates.
Mr.. NORRIS made complete tour through Greece, 6oh
in the North and the Morea and in ihatrespec as contain
ing record OF his observations, his has the advantage
any other American beck yf travels And we may also add
that the descriptions temples OF Egypt very full
made era observations written the spot with these Won
ders sfhuman ingenuity before The author, and mpress's
his mind with their solemn grandeur u. ,. SaI'
take up when the desires information upon me n3ecl OIL
which threats oIs'hef 1onatiian'
his personal adventures and The subjects which attracted h
attention with good tn,e avely and agreeable anHe
IN appendix the first volume contonlns regulations OF
the French Government STEAMERS IN the Mediterranean VI"
prove very useful persons contemplating Continental
Jour Tables of distances and OF prices in the steamers are
So,,S ar 1Iidsrent s,onning places New World.
nuI6 hteod- WHEY l. PUTNAM, III BrOauWay..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
Eeadl Read!! Read!.

From the Editors of the M,p York Methodist Christian I'D
uoeate aud Journal dug. TO-
u SEARS BIBLE BroGRAPHY.-This IS a most beauufu
work, far paper, printing embellishments, and bind
ing are concerned II is an volume and conaiss
49l pages letter press, illustrated with some of the most
spirited engrayngs we have seen tor long time o The
teaching hin Scripture history by Dutch tiles. This Is al
exquisite picture, and which the eye may rest with
more than ordinary delight We have not had time 10 read
he work but from the given of il by sose OF the
most Respectable journals we Judge it will be well re-
ceived by religious public. Price, $3.50 Sold at No
10 Nassau street. New York. aul5 lmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
aUCTION SALES.
josiah Richards. Aucnoneer.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT
Storc iss Broadway.

TUESDAY,, Aug. S0sh, ana following Says.
BOUhS-The Se OF Books will be commenced on Tues
day Angus, osb ast continued saily Until slare
sold The catalogue invoices from the
leading publishers thFuushou, the coaa,ry.
STEREoTYPE PLATEs.-The catalogue also embraces
many Washable ses OF Stereotype Plates with copy rights
Catalogues row ready.
supplementary Catalogue VIII be issued on the
ing OF sale invoices fer which ssoud be received five Gays
previous II viii contain valuable eonsp nulent OF Siere-
type Plates, Of the ismo edition OF Marryet's Novos
SCOTS Ivunhoe Bulw-r's Last Days OF Pompei; Tom
Cringies Log &c &C. being the works originally published
under the title of The Franklin LibTsry-s vols in all
Also, plates The Reproc Of Letters vols 4so 400
edition oil the same WORE in vols, 4l6 pages each
Also, OF Diamond Bible Plates; plates TO Robin
son Crusoe. Browns ConcoeaDce and CRADLES ialss OF
the Hall together with several tonts OF Type.
The above Plates will be sold without reserve on Monday
18th, AZ 4 O'Clock, P. NJ
Liberal cash advances made cousgnnents Sr auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales at the Brokers' Board to-day to consider
able extent and generally at improved rates. Delaware
went up per cent Bank of Commerce scrip Farm rs
Loan ]; Harlem i; Paterson /; Canton J. Mechanics
Banking Association declined Stoningon per cent
Mohawk was very frn-s73 offered, 3ai asked.
The improved feeling in State Stocks continues and the
sales totay although not large at full rates. City IS
sold at i, premium Kentucky 6s improved per cent? H.
nos Il Indiana For State 6s 1861 9ot ofered-lS62 80
1857 eO-5is 1861 s5-5s 1916, 93, s2-847, o0ls5O, 81
s9-8s sl-ls58 g. s5 Ohio 6s, 1880, ia 49, Kentucky
S. 60 6 City 5s 1870, 81, s3ls6a, so, g. The transac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
DY S. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 54 Viii

4 y !ialn-s,Tee, corner OF Pipe-streei
WEDNESDAY, Aug. Sls,.
PACKAGE SALE OF H,RpwAKE-on liberal crcdii. -.1oo
packages of Birmingham Sheeld German and American
Hardware. Peremptory sale.
Aso-As invoice OF Glass Beads.
Aso-At lG a clock Nails and Guns
Particulars hereafter Catalogues and samples the Say
previous.
Also, 500 Green and Brass Tenders
THURSDAY, Sept /,
Al 10 O'Clock, al the auction room.
FRENCH Goops-By Catalogue-For approved endorsed
notes months ereliit00 French Goods, con-
prsng great variety and extensive assortment OF staple
and fancy articles OF recent importatons
A>o-2 cases Turkey Red Prints
Assl Handkerche red borders suitable Tor the
Mexican market entitled to dcbeusure.
Catalogues and samples on the morniEg OF SALE
SATURDAY, September 8.
A, 10 o'clock, nj the Auction, Room 49,
CLOTHS AND CASsiMEREs-From the sheves--0n credit
ot months, for approved endorsed aotcs0 pieces super
West oil Englaud Cloths and Caismeres, jua imported,
comprising woolyed Blacks browns, Invisible green, OIL
i've and fancy coors London brown Russia green woaded
olive, citron green clnret, dahiia, &c &c
AS 100 pieces Cassmeres, OF various patterns aat de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

u WarnoeI, 10 Broadway, viii introduce hi,
new style OF Genliemens Fall Hats Saturday Septeu
Der Sd. auN IuIhaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

II Charles Watson. HAT and Cap fHan-
observation-disclosures and Retail Warehouse l4S Chat
ba-stree, up star-S,ores l5 ChathaE-s and leo Bow
cry
Tcrms-Cash o. approved paper. auls ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

TOR SALE-A Cab and Horse. In
Il ori.eoe J. BUSH, corner Horatio and Fourth.s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

U Tickets for the Dinner to be given 10 LORD ASH
BURTor, by Merchants and other citizens OF on
Thursday the Isl OF September may be bad on application
either Of the undersigned, the Committee OF Arrange
MEETS to whom is requested TIA, n.ce OF az intention To
be presen: may be given early day.
JAMES D. P. OGDEN, JAMES 6. KING.
PROSPER N wETMoRE, STEPHEN WHITNEY,
JAMES LEE, WILLIAM B. ASTeR,
GEORGE GRISwoLD CoRNS w. LAWRENCE,
BENZ l. SWAN THEOD. SEDGWICK-
ana6 SITS ROBERT B. MINTURN.
u Eeary &. Co. will introduce the fall styles Tor
Gen,emens Hat, Saturday, September Sd anl6 lsu
II spercer's Imitation Moteskin Hat
This popular article commended TO the public as pecu-
ary desirable al the present time. for its economy Fol
elegance and durability ii conpe,es successfully with
mos, costly Hats worn Price s. % SPENCER,
a,6 IF Fashionable Halter, No 2i5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

n EECHES Leeches - Leeches
10000 very fse, healthy German and Swedish Leech,
Is lust received for sale very reasonable and
mist and Pharnaceuts Apohecaries Hail. Sc Catherine
street. - Jy.09
p 70 hCHEAP EXCURSION 10
@s@[R- THE FISHING BANK Ss5G-,5 ra,,. -
Hanco.. viii Ieaye for the above place on WEDNEs-
DAY, August 81 and continue every day except Friday
and leave as follows Amoss rees OF. S, p!aL III,
be on board and cap,uge porpoise Bait at cost co
sa leader and Band viii be On ooas ana Ja h se
lover Bay through tie night, which VIII be devoted Y
dancing and be Oh the Fishing ground By dsyorsak ss
r,n.h " Canast. H. P;ke-st- Pier No. O'Clock
Fare 81 cents each way. No charge ios bsrhs aso sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

u 4. o. of o. F.-The members OF Olive hranch
Ledge No 81 l. O. of O. requested to meet at Their
Lodge ROOM Thursday afternoon, Sep, ls at ococK,
for The purpose of proceeding by steamboat beie 70 view
Haven to attend the anniversary of the Grand Lodge OF
Connecticut The members requested 10 be pnnctua
in their attendance Wednesday evening ss business Oh
g. w. SARGENT, N o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

MI. o. of q. F.-'rhe members OF Manhattan
Lodge No 20 are requested TO meet at their Lodge Room
on Thursday, September at O'Clock NJ for the pur.
pose proceeding by the steamboat Belle from .1e 1901 OF
Roseyes,reet TO New Haven unite i'll the celebration
of the R. w Grand Lodge of Connecticut NJ b. The boat
will return Friday evening at 10 O'clock rare oo cents
'N = VIM J. PELL, n. 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31


" HUSTLED Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner Of Cahernesreet continues 10 make Clothing TO
order in the neates STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city good mt warranted
and hereafter no dsappOintpents aulo Sti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

GOLD LEAF, Dentists Geld, and LIN
VI Foil Silver Leaf Gold and Silver s a5 o.
rear buin. at The market price for casS Aso
Bronze and Leaf Gold Fol- per OF. S2s ,cps
81 Onnan u. -. ~ NoA-N-e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

u Remember the Removal OF the Zeal
Camphine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, TO Ii
Fayeite Hail. 597 Broadway opposite Nblo's, prices
duced nearly so per cent 6. W. McCREDY, u.
an Is I'm "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

WTANTED-A situation by afemale for
wv Chamberwork. nursing or do needlework Re-
fr 10 her former employer Inquire at 10 Howard street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
A MEXICAN MUSEUM, and GAR

'ITTIlI OILVOIAR1IC I y Z O1e1I3 ~
" Bowery between Grand and Hester street. where is
constantly hand large stock of goods comprising every
Stone and Earthen dorch and plain Glas.Hail AS
trail and Manel Lamp-English rtannia Tea Sets Gas
tors &C. The above goods comprise and elegant pat.
terms from the best England just imported
by the subscribers, and Tor sale al very low prices
aul5 lmls NJ j. mEkkiIl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

g. CO.'S NETWORK,
ALBANY. TROY, BUFFALO CHICAGO AND
Canada Package Express leaves daily Sundays exceple
for The above and Intermediate places. Office No. Wall
street, NewYork.
n. b. Mark Packages by Pomeroy Co.'s Express"
t,,,iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

4 AW BOOKS-Wanted at a low rate,
!, cor,n,.te o., at Johpsons Reports, Philadelphia
Editisp Apply at No second story OF the building NO
Nassau street. auo- -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

~ Watson's Silk kHats, only Sd so, is re
commended the Public, only for its economy but
possessing all the elegance OF contour of the most costly;
combining utility with beauty. This article cannot ai TO
recommend itself the connoiSseur well as economist
WATSON, Isl ChathaK,-stree,. and $50 Bowery
N B-Cussimere Hats s. 50, Of the finest quality Bea-
yer Hats 81 50 OF the finest quality.
Eall Fashion Ready. aust ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

II Five Hundred different designs Necklaces,
Bracelets, Watch Guards Earrings, Breast-pin Fow-
ers Rings, Wigs, Scaps &c Ladies gentlemen hav.
ing hair OF living deceased friend get formed by
BARRY into any design the mind can conceive, III such
form ii will he a keepsake invaluable A. G. g., the only
Arts, in Hair in this Country, lao Broadway OF
i,ib-r1y.s,reet M stairs aui6 lmiS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
Do..rnttc fuseiltneure.
N, An,,,s AND RHODE ISLAND.

The subjoincd Letter. published in the Providence
J arsaI BY tie express pef;aies "a OF Mr. Ae@n's ne
,sses all psssitc deuat ie ,s View which he iaats
=. .hs Rhuds Island controversy.
QuisoY Ocroarn - ls42.
Sy Dr,R Sm: answer without morieai Of hesi-
4 an tho lnqaifi.s your bier uf the sih Instant
have aoi volunteered SERVICES 10 dtend the peFss
car ed 18th offences aKsiIst worthy ami ArauTfl
lie. Al ,.c request oI Mr.. Dnoc J. Pcarce, o.
-s,al and political tritnd, bus wIla @Eoso coed ro
lie, have svmpath, have ealaeed I. - - n,
= n,,s.l "a, defend him on his r,al Ter as If T.
s.eld e br ugh, to trial. ,asst r vSc,y lee -
ira, he NAV mol. have n, be.. svssc1a Bgf heen
r-,:csic! ts dy.ci say o-er logshn mr. Mr.. fearc,
..ssr g. any slisi oi.sree han up.n an ndietu.a
T.. TREASON I held tbs lrma the uymoat that b.
made arrlioa;iun y ie my dnty and hope snd
In end 10 ssschar e il faithfully. But it IS pleasant
rsts 10 me- aud II You prevail u3on your Governor
% drcc, Withdrawal Of the Prosecution proclaim
an amnesty 10 include alr peaoe yJu will render me
/. service fIr which shall be grateful 10 YOU
hav, never expressed an opiHicn favorable 10 the
,socclinas Of the Suffrage Ioriy, agains, the fo
e.>Jinrs pf the Charter Government. should ret1lee
, be rS cvel from TIRE aseessv of contcsing any psfi
a them. VIII youna aid me N the earnest d.sire :.
| s~nner,cd ndn this burden. and rom - anguish o
= messing the trial Of khAe Isaud'r for ,rcas5n
s..ns, his cuuntnl am. faithlu', your friend.
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.
iIon. Josrrn L. Till. sI!Asr, Providence, X. |.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
CHEAPER .NTELk.y
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A RE receiving the remainder of their Fall purchases
~ which makes their assTtmnnt complete These
Goods have been purchased Cpdof great advantages anc
will be sold low for CASH See the fslowiug:
Supcrhne and extra snpcinc Cloths from s. IS to s.
ward
A splendid lot of plain, fancy and Paris ribbed Cass
mercs from 81 10 $50 yard
Kentucky Jeans, from - to G2i cts yard, the latte
such sold last Fall at Is Cd
Plain aud ribbed Caslnetts from 81 to 81 yard
the Inter very fine
4 large lot of Winter Vcsripgs, from SIS to LIS
Gcntlemchs thick Boots Of eAcclcn, qualify at lis
raiT
Fine cslf do lsom s. To 81.
Gonllenen's aud boys Shoes and Boots
Ladies' do do all very low embracing about 800 pairs
Mems and boys Fur, Hair and Sclet,c caps, from q
cts 10 $3.50 and 81 90
Also, SILK and Beaver Hats, very low
Pam and plaid Linseys. from - to IS yard the
latter full yard wide and hnetha at - cts is gooc
and heavy
Good Negro anke,s from 90 cts to 81 81 and Fuet
Linseys from Is Sd to Is cd yard
Improved Glasgow deans at Is I'd
American Calicoes, from e, cts to s
English do AT - cts, very fine
French ChniZ, superior article ward " hic at 25 cts
Mousin de LANES at 10 and % cts. yard very preit,
Solid do, double width, at IS a yard
Paris 10, ted 10 be the finest WOOL at 20 cts
yard. This is truly splendid article. We hav,
them also iro,l so to 10 CTS. yard, fne and beani
fil
Fine Florence Braid Bonnets, at 1913 and ST. Flow
crs, Psms aud Rbhands to SUIT
Fashionable Straw do from As I'd to 3s 3 piece
Shaws and Scars, OF all kinds from 81 up among
tfcm fine M,1ino,es at a.. 80
large lot of Hosiery Of all kinds from Is 10 IS pa
\ beautiful loi Of Ladies plaid and striped Silk, aud
SILK Plush Crayats. ilssn Sd To 9s piece
Very rich Velvet do Is Cd These are splendid goods
Fine Black Mouslins. at 81 cts. n yard worth Is sd
Aiso beautiful, black, brown and crimson English dou-
bic width Merinos. from 50 cts TO Is Cd a yard;
Fine French Bombazines: Flaunels;
PLATO. striped and iari;op yIali Naslns Sc. &c. Sc
Which with GROCERIES. MEDICINES
H3PDV.iRE, CUTLERY. GLASS g. CHINA
IKE. Sc, SC, renders stock worthy the aiten-
lion OF distant buyers. Cali and examine before you buy
l.. b. ESTES s co.
New Glasgow, Oct 81 3lif