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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND-.vaa !
High water, this day, l2i O'Clock, A. NJ.

oe"t O,ympn, kirwan CRY Point, to load with
u Sehr William Randa!, to load on the River c,r
Bos'on-wood. e ""eI' Tor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

NAtaFs wv LAND
PURSUANT f0 H'fecree 0f the Circuit superior Cotfr ~
-" and 'tucery, fJf the county 81 Hanover. of tc
ny oi April 1872. in the rfnt t1ckrs Executor g.
,tt.n' '"rse anil oihcra, TIC undersigned special
"i'n .Dnrrr, will Hel 10 Tho higho.f bod lrr. On tlc
l 10 nu Wrfnetsy. The no Soy 81 Juno ncx II fair.
tIo hf.t fur day thereafter. the tract of Land,
W william Coke, died, sezcd ami iosses.ei, at.
lln. goo .fui. 1f james 7 Sutton and others and con.
h"a NY estimation 90 acrca. THIS land about miles
,,, hanover Count House. in an cable and healthy
nrHhhpIfio0d and susc cphlc NJ bcinr fns,r desra.
pic rDa. Ioucc.
rams 20 much cash will be required a. NAV boz ne.
'lFly i1 pay INC costs 0f ralo, Tor r balance of the
tl',la.c money, credit ~ months Will boz allowed
m P'chaHcr giving bond with approved personal ae~,
~ Tho utlo ~ the land 10 be retained uoti Inc nv
chase money be- paid. WIN - WINSTON F''
HENIANtN WfNgFfPTU
W' c<twtfa Hpecf0f Coniufsfionsrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

uon.. ,nS'Io~ng is the vote polled at the Court
n, T Marion County. Il viii be observed that
r,cs;,,na Teus Dem lcrat. out goes for Virginia
>~S''hs her snare OF the land money.
MARION COUNrN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
FuH sALE ~
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.

rIrfIE Iiic ct Lnrcuk1 H. MCc called ihc Magnificent
II by WIN. Roscoe from ihc 6tl London edition.
"Faret tyre, better paper, and greater accuracy or
could not have askcd and Of the most
iaiufu looks TO- tho language. No library can be- com
picfc without s splendid chapter 81 the revival ferl
lure; certainly merchant crn afford 10 be destitute ol
hr only memoir NJ tho hrrhct ornament fr profession
over had! MsrrinHh' Mafasiue.
Tho whole history NJ tho great Republic NJ Floronc
f like gorgeous mcio-drama iull Of husc aud apicn
nr, heroic actions striking cafaatrophcs and lofty sen.
mcnta. Tho contrasts which presents leo character,
fortune aud destiny virtues and vices b displays
-hc hcauirH and horrors, boh natural and moral which
prcHcuts0 our contemplation, only be- compared
mo vivid Fpcrtaclca Of fc neafrc-fiod Tor ninth and
ffHrN lur thought '.. Nufurdnv faffafrT. ina 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
TO-DAY's PROCEEDINGS

AMER the reading Of the Journal Of yesterday.
from the Stone Cutters employed on the nni|'.
buildings; which was read and referred.
The House then went into Committee NJ n.
Whole upon the ~ '"S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
IOYr & CO.'S OFFICE
a & " a y e. ~
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si1f Capital n rie iptcrY the drawing of whrl comes
10 sel b., - HOYT 4 90. m, o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

FAMILY ROE HERHINGs- hive ,, land
~ lof sale Family Roe Herrngs ~ superior nusiiv
"' " iW ROYAL 4 MORGAN
'SPEHM CANDLEs-Just received. aperm Can
,,6 superior qualify Alao Patent sperm Candies
"n,an'il9l article for ssle by
ma lN ROYAL a MORGAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
F'sa; ,. ,ss ss,.sa,oss Assosl..a. Agra %.

The following 10 a statement Of vote. polled IN
this county Tor members to the House Of Delegates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

TO George vs. Crunp. Daniel a AUen, Joseph w NJ
u chauN iud Richard MchauT-Takc NOTED that
shall, On tc day ~ Juno nes az me Tavern House
~ Charles Pamorc, AZ Cumberland Court House, pro-
Good 10 take The dcpogona n Newton IIazlcRroyo and
~ that LAY, 10 be- rca evidence, before Commissioner
John Shore cause cI ending u The superior Court ~
Chanccry Tor the Richmond Circuit, wherein myself aud
others pla1hh aud you and others docnianta-
N tho aaiddepoona FROM any cause, should not be "a
ken on tho day aforesaid, the taking thereof will be con.
/ completed HuGH RAINE
L md rIIa.lM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
AN ACT.

To prevent the citizens OF New York from carry
ing Slaves out OF this Commonwealth and TO pre-
vent the escape ofpersons charged with the COM
mission Of any crime.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

To he Houss Of Representatives.
or the Tinted STATES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
TYPoGRApmcAL ASSOCIATIONS

TRUE WHO.
Cold Harbour Precinct, May %.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
PARTICULAR NOTICE. 9i7

yIEsE cheapest and best selection Of DRY GOODS in
this city be fond at E. II. kENT"S, 2l1 Centre
street between Grand aad Efoo:ac streets. His presen
stock consists Of puIa plaid figured and chenc pattern
Monssendc LANES, all prices for %, Is Cd s. IS 3D.
Is 5o, &C. per yard Brochc ShGws, of all coors quli-
lies and patterns for Us, IS 90, 2, is &c. up
peror for Sc 50 and SO large quantity OF white, red
yellow aud green Flanncis. forls 3D. Is 3D. 2 . sd. IS
&c. French English and American Prints for 3D.
Sd 3D. lUJ &c M the latest designs Of French Prints,
for Is Cd pc, yard together with full assortment Of
Clols Cassacrcs, Satncs. Festass, Shi.ags, Sheet
ings Linens Linen DapaSl, ToweEgs. Cambrics, Iacc-
Mels Cross5ard Swiss Book, ard Null Mi,ns Gu CHAINS
Table Cloths, Coyers, &c Sold prices n the times
at No. 2i7 Ccntre-strcet. T.. X. kENT
S.-All kinds Of Hosiery and Gloves, of al quantities.
N.B.-Ladics asd gentlemen bayiRs Gloves here wi ]
be allowed Try them
~ Try me once and know you will callagain u
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
ROOI>-IN EEpINC1.

rgNEsE Coanting Rooms OF c. c. MARSH, IS Cedar
4 street, continue cpca from A. Al TO /. Nm or
der thar merchants and others may avail themselves Of
course OF instruction thai Truly pracuca; ore thai en-
braces complete routine Of sercAnue transactions and
mercantile calculaous and III which tae student &C
,usllv keeps set Of booas IN counting house. Tohcsc
who are uuacquanted with the advcrtiscr's reputation
hc desires 10 say thst bis prucpa work on book. keep
ing has passed INTO ctouS ttat il receives the pre-
et eucc he Ncsiotk Public Schools ard oihc.
appointed ,eseher OF Bookkeeping for the Aercanie
Library Association Of this Prospcctu'es w;;h
terms may be hat at the counting goor.S as shove
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
TORRES s,sTEST lEETAELKC SLIDE
ii EYrESSInN DINING TAEsE s.-These

T,cles are decidedly superior 10 all other txtensou III,
ming Tables that have ever been made ara are therefore
recommended to public aten,ien The diihcuIy attend
u ,h.c Of former construction opening and shutting
w.. rrosr and has done much 10 !lI, their USE but
all these tfcsliie> been remed led IN the Paent Ia
bcS as the slides herein used have setalc conhecols
be1vy recount of the alternate swelling and shrinking
Of tho aood in damp or dry weather These Table.
always easy whether they be placed IN me NOTES.
peror, where The wood frequently waIps. or III camp
use o. s.oanhoats they are besides splendid anc
more Durable article than any before manuacu'eoal
made il all desirable forms aud patterns, snd oil any
length required.
The publcS respectfully invited 10 cali at the Ware
roo OF the subscriber, No 40 Grand ccruer OF Elm
street, IN tee large building of the New York fuoc
School Society, where the article may be examined.
ia lmeod' Z. r. HOPE, pateatse
YOsCR1 SILK AND SATIN SCARFS and Cravals
II received a. the Depot of Fancy Dress articles, 229
A,,,,;c,p Hots no 3tsod
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

OOK hT THIS Tie cry of ia:d and dial
~ trade is the mouth almost everyone. Now the
remedy for this Is ,ukc Of yourP pence wcile"ery
body excaims must have wearing afpatei-wcll, so
do, but 90 Scott Bells store. No 2}2 SnrnR
where they sell goods FOR low prices co!o.cd and white
spool Cotton cent each Linen Tape cert piece;
Wsddpg cent sheet Cotton Balls tarcc for
cent? infant. Socks three cents mems Socks, ten cents;
Wooden Hose shifting pair; beautiful Towels With
red borders Tor shilling EACH good VIDE white Table
Diaper enc shilling gard FLANNEL, 3D.; Wooden
Plaid for children Il. 9i large assortment Fl Silks,
I1ta aad plain Is; and Cas,mere Cloths nnd
Eeavoreens, Shawls large and snail lldles fin" and
good black silk Hose Is. %; Ribbons and Lace, very
cheap Pantaoous Shirts aud Drawers very cheap:
Table Covers large for 6s; Cal!cocS and usln cheap;
Ladies Collars, cents; and almost every article III
the line of Dry Goods, cheap above specified. Call
and look for yourselves. SCOTT s. BEIL,=
1913 vs. 9i9 Spring street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

NeA SY4SsagRNGTGN EH.aE4y,, HARLEM
HE FOR SALE.OR LEASE for ouc or years that
desirable Hotel, occupied by Andrew one situated
rh Avenue. The premises consists of large doublp
House. two stories ana attic snail house the
Ice House. and also extensive stables and sheds contain
ing all nboa eight lots Of ground well calculated for
being the principal avenue
and abou, seven miles from the City Hail. Apply TO VIII
liam VsTradv. - William j2l #
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
,.,~s ssHe:AgNa' SS.sssds aeNS!-

sasg gS4iEe;AsN@. SslsssdsasN !--toi
t sale or exchange, 40 tracts OF handsome LAND con'
'-~-n tanning l5 each SOL: OF superior quality
,y.,c,ed with iuc streams. ard covered with tus timber
sucl, as white OAK, hickory, beach, walnut maple and
sycamore The soils adapted to wheat, rye Corn, oats
COTTON tobacco sweet and Irish potatoes. The above
lands WI, be sold 4, reduced prices aud on terms 'e
Knit or thew will be exchanged fer almost any KIND
merchandise For maps, diagrams and particulars Apply
10 SnIrU & SUIrNlORE, Ii; john ST. airs III Il
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26


The Court met at Q O'Clock in order TO allow
the Jury TO 90 10 their families for an hour in order
to change their garments Twelve officers
were sworn to take charge each oil aiufcr, 10 allow
him to return to his dwelling, bu; neither to speak
to hin, himself nor allo, others to speak TO him
on the suhject Of this trial aud rei1rn Tim into
Co-rt as soon as possible The Court then an
.lourned Tor one hour.
The prisoner appeared more dowHc2s. and de-
spending than we have scenhin bciore.. Still ne
was cool and collected, and conversed with ease
ana without apparent emotion with bis counsel.
But there was upon his countcn2nce settled eA-
preston o.. melancholy quite different from he
apparen, recklessness and unconcern ne At first
exhibited The crowd about the doors and in tRe
vicinity Of the building quite as large but less
excited than heretofore. Notwithstanding the
feeling Of deep and burning Indignation which
this deed mas awakened in the public breast, there
is still disposition among all TO award to the ua-
happy prisoner the most ample and scrupulous
Justice. He will receive the full benefit OF what
ever doubts may be created by the evidence il MS
defence or b. the ingenuity and address OF his able
and eloquent counsel.
The Court came in a, half pastlO; all the
Jurors, however, had not returned. Judge KEsT
informed the jurors summoned for the General
Circuit that they need not attend until Monday
lnornie., as the Circuit=had baon adjourned mil
that day.
Mr. WHEE1zRw was called by the Prosecution.
had a conversation with Mr.. Colt about Mr. Del
noce's sleeping in my room; twas. believe. on
the 18th Sept. when Alr. Colt gave me the books
as security for the rent. When Mr.. Colt met ne
on the Saturday morning when | had opened tie
door of his room, lie returned me the key
told him TO cIear,he room, as Mr. Delnace wished
to sleep there. Hc=said he thought be sos
light n my room The night before. he came in
late; he Immediately corrected himself.
The Court read the following opinion withre-
gard 10 the adrsssion OF this evidence concerning
the nj tol
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

D6sErANNsA WHARF.-THE subscribers hsve
ID a yret, variety Of TAUNTON, DINO. SONS,
Tea and Coffee Urns Tea Sets &c tos -ther con-
ric,e assortment OF cormar Britannia and Block tn
Ware, which they offer exyemel. low erlcef Wholesale
on1 -.,ol ELISHA KNIGHT NSON,
iz,s- =aS John street, between Cl aad Pearl SIS.
E-tiso p,tpot Ci,tarn pumpS, superior articic
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
eD. .zfYl Gt,N,is< SILVER.

EAh,ES C. MOFFET Z. Y! priace-,tree near Wooster
=, 47out 2a ,cuary csli the attention OF a'awa.s i'ca!
e,s ,nS M,nac:rc:i 20 hi. superior srtc, CT German Si
yer hich he olr sie wholesale ard retail OF Ihisk
p,.ss. and warrants, u c1uai er, ce. feo!Gn or DO
-, g. -oio,,,d ,oftns., ya2-,f
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
~ TO 'FHE0sE who desire the quiet aud

t.pG 'gHEskSE who desire The quiet aud de-
GsYss ATS Of a country l,fc-COUNTRf SEAT AND
-a1. FARM For sale Cor exchange for improved city
property cheap and on accommodating terms hcau'
ul ulac. of about 20 acres at Cnonvc Essex county
N ia pleasant, healthy and improving section Of coun
try 4 miles from Newark same from EilHa6ethtown and
l3 from New York, which may be reached IN lroli Az
hour 10 IN hour and half The mansion house and kitch
diouiur are of two stories, containing ii rooms
smoke roo noble cellars and garrcts, NC Flower and
kitchen gardens with Ornamental; icnccs also, barn
house catrirsc house, &c al! IN excellent ordcF
brook pnud wells springs &c the place, which also
,hounds in fruit The soil IL excellent for the raising OF
grass, as well as other produce.-
Churches schools, post Office (daily Gss stores, &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

HsgEega- RcvJgEA-!7R Ts.-The subscri-
I'VE he. is nov selling the remainder of his stock of
Mr comprising good asso,tmcn; OF Lynx Gtne aud
other Fur Msss prices below the actual cost manu-
tsrr being determined il possible, 10 sell out entirely
ere tho season clo.ss. At WhTSON'S,-
II I'm l54 Chatham 81. and l60 Roxcrv.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

80 WANEGB TO i'EEsdRFASE-.i!
iiiA story Brick House modern built on = fall sized
-@"ioi aud in genteel neighbornood within five
len minutes walk OF the Fulton Ferry, in The city Of
Brooklyn. Any person having property of this descrp-
tlon eg iblv situated, which be offered
will please address New World, 30 AIMS stating
jIS fl
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

I'd. ROOMS 20 z.SIT-A .oom aud b,d- roo"
EE with closets pantres. &c. suitable la- ,l2t anny
A.o, ono large room extraordinarily cliiighod sua
HE for awoIs-shop. Inquire on the preisos of
&C IOiiN LOCKE. In rcar nf 81 nn Il.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

Anew FAIL G0oDs.-ALFRED SMITH,
IN Merchant Taller, No. l36 Futon-st would invite his
friends aud the public call and examine his stock OF
Fail Goois consisting OF Cloths Cussmercs and FcS
ngs suited fall trade. GcRtemcn leaving their
dcrs nuy rely upon their being fulfilled in the sas
acory ,naunnr Terms nodcrac--ash on delivery 81 II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

ssssA WANT 4 ID to lease, for Of years
esN Farm Of 80 10 leo acres within 80 miles OF 9'cf'
'1s-H York city. Weschester Co preferred APPLY L"
and office Of Butler & Benson. J Ann-st. I'll IL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
,j20tf

AA EtAHe- AEN.-Eightv asahio Lois Is hy I23,
III for sale fronting Cluton and on Washington;
Avenues, Brooklyn; section S. next but the Bed
ford Road commanding pei feet view Of Hrooklyu aad
this Ctyonc OF the most desirable building spots tie
ISLAND will he sold auction lst Fe3ru ry unless pre-
Post Office. -" l2l II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

nNN PkIsCEc a,Et>a:N-Gcntemen wishing :
~ purchasc good chesp clothing. would do well L" call
1881 Chatham where they find garments at The
following prices:
Cloth Goats - to 70 Cloth Jackets, ST. IS; Satncu
Pants. 81 IS to s. IS; Cloth Parts, s. to 81 80.
Ii I'm JACOB COGSWEIi..Z
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

sEGgYEs Applet, by iirs. SARAH Z
-. ~. M, I,. i'll e
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
ssEDUCEA8N.-ln consequent

ESt&AV sEEsSC'EkSS.-ln consequence Of
the great success of acrrys Mu.eul, the publishers
have reduced the price from 80 10 ST per annu III No
vance The full ,!umhsr OF Er:rarlncsz akd the same
m2r of uacc> S here :ofec will he given -Four large
un spculi Encrgyings p,ulcd III cclots, oil ~hich
The snaua!o IN January number Is an example VIII
be given during the yeav. .=.,.
CONSIDERING the illustrations and embellishments. e
100 n,,,,u. r ,,aiter the syle Of the uork and the eX
en,c OF ccttin. up the publishers believe that koosf
Merrv's Museual chcapcst publication ever ISSUED
N ANY country. The Museum has been pNhshea one
ou the list of subscribers pscesi.o On sure oasIs.
rb, arc determined make tie Magazine rs
good US talent, csre attention aud hhersl expense caA
make il, and they pcouly ak al Mr. Robert Merry
blackeyc and hue-eyed friends to give nm 'ei' N'""
support and encouragement
an COMMUNICATIONS TO be pos; paid and addressed 10
BRADBURY =SODEN Is CO, ~. Nassau, street
,Xs,eoi Sew-foyk
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

$50 syasSERS FDls slaE4E.-Thc lease
Ssss and good will OF House, Bake House aud Store
for ,rc sale of tho articles manufactured, no" do
ng good cash business Terms easy Letters addressed
toN Y e. and icfs the Tribune office VIII be punctu
~. ,,a.,l,i to 10 lw-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

s3 ,ED EEE2 fine lofts TO let cheap in StoIc l:}U
;:%:E Water-s,reet Inquire of the occupant.
f-ltz- e
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

This place is offered at price less than the
cost of the buildings AID aud would he d.
yidcd to suit purchasers, Possession Immediately linot
sold will he o let
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

u Also for sale exchange, place of $50 ncres on
which ~ frame house, the 81. Joseph River, near the
village Bristol! Indiana. Inquire at No 10 Nassau ST.
,,,nn.ite Clinton Hall, jlSu
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
.E,ATEN,g.I.PRoNEL

naNNEEiOksD, ENg2IsPROSED
~ ELECTRICAL FLESH GLOVES and STRAPS
produce healthy state Of he System, by Friction with
out the risk tearng the SKIN all the ordinary Horse
Hair Gloves are liable TO DO.
The great value of the Horse Hair Renovator as
therapeutic when applied 10 the human boz y is
now too we'll known every who mas paid the least
att ntioi 10 Importance o.! Healthy action of the skin
TO require farther comncn;
For sale by X B. SANDS & co, 2i3 Broadway cor
Chamber :, granite building j20 #
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26
COLTS TRIAL.
Sixth Day.-RePor;ed Tor The Tribune.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNINER.

MoNDAY, January IS. i-+2.
Before Judge KzsT and Aldermen PuROY and Lee
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

YNYsENsisa AND IS'7EssiC.AN PAPER
Z IlANGINGS and Borders, for sale cheap, AT the
United States Paper Hanging and BandRox Warehouse
IS Canal street near Broadway, Newiork Rooms
papcrel 10 the ncaleSt manner.
- Mt , I
New-York tribune., 1842-01-26

CONSTRUCTION of the pistol. I viii testify thar il
had one or nors barrels, brt whstheri, mad CT
whether it mad more | will not say | saw ard
heard OF only one piss-- AS to the size and con-
struction OF the Instrument ,r,N not testify, fsr
am not sure should thing Of the kind occur aga;a
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
Dl ED:

On Saturday, March o6, inan, OF Henry s Bancker
On The 18th inst al Bnmingdae, Mr. Joseph Burr, aged
70 years.
On Sunday 27l inst oscarlet f.vcr. Cornelius nnly
child Of Cornelius and Catherine c. Hope aged year
and days
The friends OF the family and s Mr. John Y. Tilyou,
respectfully requested 10 attend the funeral this afternoon,
at past Uclack from. 80 Chatham street
On Sabbath morning. march y. OF congt-e fever. Mrs.
Funlce Hatch widow OF the late Reuben Hatch, Esq Of
Norwich VI aged q years in The hope OF blessed I'M
mortality.
Her friends and those Of the family her son.ina Rev
Absaom Peters d. d. are respectfully invited attend her
funega residence OF the latter No pa Green street.
this thlonday,) afternoon al half rnst o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
TrareIers.- .-GsnieInen visiting this Cir, q
NJ ARRIED /.

AT Rye Wcstcies-r county the 22d inst. BY Rev Pc.
ttr g. ChauRcey Mr. John L. Fisher New-York 10 Miss
Lavia daughter OF The late Wn. Theall OF the former
place
At Marlborough, "Wednesday evening 93d inst by
Rev a. y MARCUS, Daniel s Schart OF tf, city, To Mary
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
Nc,v.York Market.
LAWYERS DIARY.

CALESpAR or THE COMMON PLEAS, PART FlRsr-5 80
2la ST. SO, 60, 49, 79 H. II, 81 ~ 49, 2l7 229 Part Sc
cond-Neeis a, 10 o'clock a, Ssperior Cour Roomo H.
CIRCUIT CouRr-79, 88 81, 92 95 lO0 lo2 O4 To 49,
rs.
periOr Court.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
GREAT REDUCTION of Prices


~ Spring Fashions just received 81 e City Cash Tai-
loring Establishment. H2 Broadwav-where may be found
complete assortment OF fashionable Goods selected from
recent lmportauons bough, exclusively cash. VIII
be made 70 order at extremely low prices The Style and
quality OF our work viii compare with that OF any house IN
The trade.
Our assortment comprises super fine wool black W.,
England and fancy coiored CIons--Engs!l ard French
doe skin Casslner-s, double sngs mIIed-pain
fancy Caseres OF superior qua!i,ysilk and ,a,u Vet,
iags-a choice and eegan, ar Spring wear Just
received.
wewoud call the attention our friends and The public
10 full and complete assortment Ready Made Clothing
the most OF which was made to order OF the best materials
and iates, style. consisting o:
Superne Dress and Frock Goats from Sl6 p0 to S3 c9
do Plain and Fc:. Cashmere Pants 10 70 10 CO
DO SILK and Satin Vests from o0 10 CO
:. large assortment OF Over Goats, suIsrbIy made o
Ter al this season OF the year for
Citizens and strangers invited cal examine
assortment and STYLE! OF work before leaving their orders
elsewhere. as II VIII b- much 10 their interest
Terus-Cas!i-oue price and TO abatement.
y B-A whole suit furnished in 2 hours
ms l~ EDWD. F0X, cn2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
DRY GOODS.


DE LANES! DE LANES Just
~ received one c I- and blue biack and mole
colors D. L.ii..>, suFcrio: quality.
A-o, several ca>.s 7i yarnus styles al all prces.
al7, CASES Sa! tg:re 4, Is Sd per yard ,as
has beer seL;ls al > 81 ptr yard
PRINTS! PRINTS.
jas r@ceive,l2o case, French, English, and American
Prints at all prices from 81 PR yard up. ils cases -
'r!nt>, hev patterns, a; onl5.=ls Per yard.
Done,i. ''o' gtes; abundance all prices from Sd
per ard Gp.
An amazing 10: OF cheap sataets just received aL>o
Cois CasslneFe Vssting &c. lc together viii, great
aEet5 Q; al kinds OF goods usually kept dry goods
5. BARkER * co
Tl32 5u. Late J. v. < $. Barker 81 Grand street