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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14
VOL. I'll. NO. lBG.
imports and Exports.

To n. Editor % TIE 1rtbnne:
In the {" Journal of Commerce. Of this morning
we read, that, from the Report of the Secretary
of the Treasury on the Commerce and Navigation
Of the Country, the following is the amount of i'm
ports into the United States for the year ending
September Goth, 1871, viz $l27, 946,l77. OF
this amount there was exported Slj, 469 09l leav-
ing the amount as consumed in the United States,
$l12, III 096. This it will be borne in mind is
the invoice cost as entered at the Custom House :
therefore there must be added thcreto-Duty, ex-
change and charges which, at very low estimate,
will amount to 80 per cent. Add this to the
nett amornt and the cost thereof-$l lac $50. pa.
The Exports during the same period were s o.,
1872 722-rnaking the small difference Of thirty
nine millions eight hundred and Mirty-sscen
,horsosd fre hundred and t1go dollars which, Of
couse las 20 be paid in sor'ethtnS besides pro
duce
Perhaps the worthy Editor of the Journal. :
as he is pretty good at cipkering on Free Trade,
can show US how this benefits the Country.
Yours, &c. PLASg-MAKER.
Remarka-' Plane Maker is wrong in adding
30 per cent. to the foreign cost of onr Imports
This is probably balanced by the profits our
products exported on American account-freights,
charges, &C. The Official Returns of Exports AID
Imports are not to be relied on We probably
ran in debt q triae last year, but much. We
trust tie balance will be decidedly tlie other way
under the New Tariff, and that it will remain SO
Until the last 7estige of American Debt in Europe
is paid. Then let our Exports equal our Imports,
and we ask no more. Ed IT,
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Lectnre.-h Lecture viii Re delivered before the
Fourier Associaon at its Lecture Hail. All Broadway
This (Friday) Evening, at :. O'Clock II will consist IN
pr,cicsl description OF The system OF Association Adms'
ciOu
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70 requsition arrived this morning from
Gov. Davis of Massachusetts, for the delivery, to
the proper authorities of William Blodget and
others, for an alleged silence against the peace
and dignity of that State. 1t will undoubtedly be
committed with. Providence Chronicle.
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A oCiATION;.
Or flau for Ra-oraanization OF SocIet7.

n III, Editorsip Of tbs column i; dstinct from tint o.
TIE rtpne Letters slbect TO be addressed,
post.paid 10 A. BRISBANE IS Leonrd5treet e:r- fore
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THE WOOL-GROWERS.

4
1t is asserted By those opposed to any Tariff,
that the Wool Growers are not protected by the
New Tariff, while the manufacturer is abundantly
protected. Mark how plain statement of the
facts shall put them down.
BY the Tariff Of 1928, wool Of the value Of
cents was admitted free Of duty, end all other
woods paid specific duty of cents per pound,
and an ad valorem duty of 40 per cent. By the
new Tariff, all wool under cents per pound is
admitted free of duty, and on all other woods
specific doty of 3 cents Per pound, and an ad va
loren duty Of 80 per cent. is charged-equal to
a0 per cent, at least.
By the Tariff of 1928, wooden goods
charged at duty of SO per cent. al valorem, and
by the present Tariff they are c!'nrgcd at duty
Of 10 per cent. ad valcrem-prcclscy the same
protection is in fact intended to be given in both
cases, to the grower and manufactures OF wool
but there is great difference IN fact in favor OF
the grower, for the simple reason that there is
certain and specific duty Of cents charged, from
which there is 10 escape whereas woolens are
only projected by an ad valorcm duty, which add
nis Of great frauds In the valuation, as is univcr-
sally aQIHltlcQ, dUu Is ccN!i iut'J Pio'cu 1"
our courts of uslice.
1t will be perceived that by tile Tariffs of 1928
and that of 1912, the duty on such wool as is
raised in this country is intended TO be the same
precisely as tho duty wooens, except that a
discrimination is made in favor of wool, by max
Ing a part Of the duty specific, thereby securing
The grower against the possibility oil loss by means
of fraudulent invoices and Valuations For IN
stance if merchant imports LOCO pounds of
wool, $50, or 3 cts. per h., is charged to begin
with-ths is certain and speciGc-then there is
an ad valorem duty charged of 80 per cent. This
surely is much better than an aa valorem duty of
40 Der cent, which is accorded to the manufac-
turer
Another provision in favor of the Wool
Grower is found in the present IariH. No
wool is now admitted free OF duty that costs over
cents per pound by the Tariff of 1928, under
which that wool growing interest throSe all woods
costing not over certs were admitted free 81
duty.
A great deal of deception has been practiscd
upon the Wool Grower by false statements re-
spqcting the amount of duty or wool and woolens
as compared with each other, and know OF some
instances where men who have been Senators,
and are now large Wool Growers, have been de-
cciyed and have cndeavorcd to deceive Others
II is true that in the case of ex-senator tom
Herkimer County tho Hon. gentleman was very
willing to believe what so fully tailed with his po-
lit;coI v;ews. A WooL-GRowER.
Jfhitestocn, Oct Z 1882.
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CouRr MARTlAl--We take much pleasure
says the Philadelphia Gazette, in stating that
Commodore Dallas, against whom Lieutenant
Semmes had preferred charges of OPPRESSION cru
elty and unohcer-like conduct, has been fully &C
Quilted BY the judgement Of the Court.
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T IEBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEM-

IL ISTRY Chemistry in its applcauonto Agriculture
and Physiology. By Jnstus Liebig, NJ d., T. r. >; NJ H.
A. Professor OF Chemistry in the University OF GcSsen,
Piayfar Ph. D., with cry numerous additions and new
chapter on Soils Third American from the Second English
Edition, with notes and appendix BY John W. Webster,
" D., Ewing Professor OF Chemistry IN Harvard tnlvrr-
,ltv For sale by SAXTON 4 MILES, 205 broadway
IL L VI. publish the American Agrcuurist, which IS
sued monthly low Of one dollar per annur 10
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DOOKS AND STATlONEKY.-The

pOOKS AND STATlONER4.-Ihe
subscriber has constantly hand and offers for sale
general assortment OF ooks and Stationery, which he
will offer as low any iu The city Sears Bible
Biography, Sears Pictorial Bible, SCOTS Bible Christian
Family Annual, Golden Treasury, Josephus Prayer and
Hymn Books eslamen!s School Books Stationery Fancy
Articles, Perutnery, Pens, Ink, Paper &c Sc &c.
N.B-Agents wanted in every town 10 sell new and
popular School Books. A. }. SENION,,
No. IL Be,kman.SL corner Nassau, New-York
nj Gta,yI mn
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BRic MARY-Tho Norfolk Beacon says
Capt. Southland, late of brig Mary Sil'bee of N.
lofk, which vessel was lost on the Sd OF Scptcm-
ser last onihe Caicos Island, on her passage from
lais port TO Jamaica, arrived here on Saturday
Ast he informs US ,hat6 60 per cent. salvage was
awareed on vessel and cargo, and 65 per cent. on
brig Impulse of Baltimore, and cargo
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T17REMENDOUS COMBINATION of

TgNREMENDOUS COMBINATION oil
pn,lng also for every description of Job Printing. The
Smith Pow or Press the superior Rust Press; al'o tne ce
brs,ed Press by Emery London, the only one now IN th
counlrywhch presses for speed beauty and execution
work cannot surpassed in the city. The ocauan OF IDS
extensive establishment at l5 JOHN street. 3d do7r 'Lo
Peur where orders Printing executed athe shortest
notice and in style equal any thing yet Produced by
''SN0' FSLGER SUTTON, Printers
SR Lock- we'll for No us John Il, near Pearl. sig I'm
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IixAs.-Ihere Is prospect that Texas will
conclude treaty OF peace with all the Indian
abes on her border. The chiefs of oil the tribes
have engaged to NEE; Texan commissioners at the
sal's of the BrazoS on the oath inst
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WHF SUBSCRIBERS publish and sci
1 ,.hos,aIe and retail the following popular periodi

Mothers Assistant and Young Ladys Friend 81 per ann.
av nerodica not enumerated in the above List supplied
10 order Most ef the for October Theyare
all monthly but the Christian Family Magazine which
ssped SIX times year. BRADBURY, S0DEN co.
III Nassau St New-YorA and 10 School ST Boston
NIB Fer sale also Illustrations of the Principal Events
in the life OF Washington by Jared Sparks, both ID se
auarto and octave form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

ESCAPE OF PRtsoSxRs.-On the 4th Instant,
9'ee persons, viz. Robert Pcweli, w oodson Sham
~ and Handy Carroll, broke Jail in Wake Coun-
s,N Z, and made their escape. Tho two for
~ tut are white men, under indictments for murder.
:. lne Sheriff has offered reward Of $3.50 for
l:eir arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

pOARD.-A small private family having
9 spacious hou,e near Broadway and hlEhth-sucet'
would accommodate two four gentlemen who wish per,
manent board and pleasant home, with large rooms aud
closets aud breakfast and tea al reasonable price Adj
dress 5. nj this Office. elO Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

LoSdEvlrY.-A mos, remarkable case of lon.
gesi,y, in cold rigid New-Englsnd, is that Of John
Giley, OF Augusta, Me, who died q few years ago
at the venerable age of l24. He married AT the
age Ct so girl of IS. BY whom he had ten chill
Gien, The Youngest OF whom at his death was more
'aaa loo years younger than hi. father. He wa.
d Irish origin, but native born citizen Of Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

= OCKWOOD'S FANCY SHOES,
4 1891 Observation-Disclosures and Chidrens Boots and
Shoes wholesale and retail reduced prices and IN aihe
f,sbionabIe v,r,ies sci mcod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

cYSTEM OF CUTTING.-lmportant
- TO Tailors-Mr H. SEGAR would respectfully call
the attention of the trade generally To his a1 system OF
cutting garments il being that ascertain points WIN
that degree accuracy which he beev has never hoore
hecn arrived al The above system be had OF bis agent
Mr. y DUBOIS 281 Broadway where all times the system
wth inst ructions will given. investigation Is soicrd
- - Ol2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

rss' Tie Grand jury Of Orleans County, N. Y,
have formally certified TINT the Wheat crop in that
County is onc-tllird less than that of 1911, while
50 ualayorabc TO seeding has been the weather
that it is believed the crop of next year must be
small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14
NgAGAZlNES and Periodical. for Oct.

GOLD LEAF, Dentists Gsld, and I'm
VI Foil Silver Leaf Gold and shF Nn a. Winmstrert
Tesr Building at the market price for CASH. Also German
sro,1e and Leaf Gold Fol- per Or 80. rvoc,pe
mi ruPCd
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MINTURN 81 co. No. 70

NkINNELI, MIN UllS " AVE- -
VI Souh.streei, offer for sale
$40 cases English Sbeathlng copper, IRON II W @|
300 tons Enelsh lron assorted.
Try Pots l40, 100, 1870 and 700 gallons.
zoo boxes Tin Plates, assorted
1000 bbls. Gallego Flour, fresh
400 boxes Havana Sugar brown
800 bbls Brazil do.
500 chests Cougou Tea.
1900 bags Rio Coffee prime green, new crop.
1000 pieces Russia Sail Cloth, "a ana W ihcH'
unbieacbed.
700 pieces Russia Ravens Duck.
Is bales Russia Sheetings, brown.
100 do. do Diapers, superior.
25 do do Crash assorted
30 prime Ivory Teeth, and 500 Scrveuas
~ cases Chinese Nermlinn.
80 do r. J. Rhubarb-lg cases Manila indigo'
5O0o mats Csssa.
50 chests Lac Dye.
20 Jars Chinese Soy. ou
100 cases German Soap-4e pipes o'lyt Op ILL.,
10 bales Floreite paper, entitled " depeIt"e'
a crates SUPERIOR Eartienwars-iea seu~
500 boxes Sperm Candles assorted.
400 tons Steamboat Goals
500 tons Chalk. ON,
aISO-Aa assortment Of Canton Silks
White Psngees. 80 Incb
white Ponsee Handkerchief. fgrred
Crimson 10 do do
Crimson do do do
Hlsck Sa,ins-Satn Darnask assorted colors
Emi,, oidered and Damask Grape Shaws, various
patterns. a<o
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MISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND

lY3 DAY SCHOOL will be opened on Thursday, Sth
September AT No. IS Hammond
Mr. aud Mrs BLEEcSsR, for years at tho acad %
popular Female Seminary We>,ciescr County, aSoc
a,rd with Miss Ors 81 this City. bavug taken the
Maricn No &c drumondstrect, will opea BoarGinC
and Day School FOE Young ladies rhar>ay Sept St.
healthy location, not passed by any similar ns,
ton IN The city.
Miss DRAM with assistants will acsd the instruction
Of The young ladies' and the domestic department will b.
under the snperisrndence OF Mrs, Blocker SIT
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ID OARD-Familie or single Gentlemen
can be accommodated l9 Mercersreet. one door
north from Prnce-streei AID block from Broadway
The pleasant board good and price reasonable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14
DORT CHESTER INSTITUTE, an

DOKT CHESTER INSTITUTE, an
English and Classical Boarding School tor Young Gen
iicnen, Port Chester, WeStchesier county, y. i-Ihc
Winter Session this Institution will commence the Ind
Of November and - weeks Expenses Si per Ses
sion No 2Iira charges except tor Drawing
Catalogues co1si:pC reference. and other nlorRa
can be obtained at the Methodist Book Room, No
Mulberry Office OF tie Tribune, or nj IA Ctdarst
Tn. Primo pal may cousulled and after the l until
the 2Ot Ol East Broadway, or At the pirate resi-
tenee OF any gentleman who call and leave bis card
c. DOW. A. B. Principal,
90 law e.. Vi DOW, Assistant.
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FAMILIES and single gentlemen can be
accommodated with good and pleasant rooms, with
or without board at No II Chambersstree,, second door
below. Y roadway SIS I'm"
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DOARD-6S Duane. st.-There is moth
ing better nothing cheaper. Call and see. OF I'm"
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We understand that yesterday evening Coto-
sey's inquest was held on the body of l.. Bliss Jr.
and after the examination of some testimony. the
Jury returned a verdict of murder against Godfrey
Pope ESQ. in pursuance of which Coroner 8
warsnt was issued against Mr.. Pope, and placed
IN the hands of the Sheriff. whs arrested Kim at
his swn residence at s o'clock, and lodged him In
JAIL louisville Journal.
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DREPARATORY SCHOOL at MID
MFRS. 8. C. 7REID'S BOARDING and

MRS. 8. G.. RElD'S BOARDING and
l7l Day School, NO la Fourth street. near The Wash
ngton Parade Ground, few doors west Of McDou2al
street, will reopen Monday 9TH September The pu
pills requested TO bd punc,ual in Attendance that hey
whole system of education in this institution is founded
reasoning and demonstration All pupils ch-d TO this
establishment instructed ln French Every department
fully sustained by experienced and competent Professors
Reference, by permission, TO The following Ladies ana
Gentlemen
Mrs Daniel w. Gantey OF Fourteenth street and
7tl Avenue.
Mrs W illiam W. Callahan, To Au1iiy street.
Mrs. 7. T.. McCarty. Nblo's, Broadway.
Benjamin T. Onderdonk, ID. d., Bishop OF the Diocese OF
New York.
Thomas Lye, Rector OF Christ Church.
Francis l.. Hawks, Rector OF St Thomas Church
Thomas Dewitt, D. D. NJ. NJ. Noah Esq,
John Knoy D. D. Chas. A. Davis ESQ.
John W Francis M. D. Charles Davis Esq,
H. NJ Western Counsellor, II. Greeley, ESQ.
BUFFALO ~ Y-General P. B. Porter
ALBANY, n. Y.-Governor William II. Seward
LEXINGTON, KY.-IIonorable Henry Clay, General Jas
Shelby. auG2 I'm
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UTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

HENRY LOTT, Secretary.
as RIcriRp P. DUNN, Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

PRACTICAL EXPERIMENTAL RELIGION; The Teach
ipcs and Tendencies OF Unversaism BY HENRY
RscoS Up. 2l6, 10 mo- g. Baker, Providence, II. l.
l3l Fultou.strect, Eew-York.
OF works so closely bordering on Theologic con-
,roqcr:r as fis; We feel constrained to speak only
II tie most generdl terms. Fir. Bacon is young
,s,g3man of rising fsnie in hi denostnasionj
and on themes not rolemcal, one of the very best
writer's in it. This volume is in his haPpiest vein,
end viii be warmly treasured by thousands who
accord With hirn IN fn;tl,..
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U S. REDFIELD, Bookseller and Sta
~ toner Clinton HAIL OF Nassau and beekHan
streets has constantly for sale assortment OF Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous and SChooboohs ana STATION
cry ~ rho lowest ,.ash pr;ccs jeZ7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14

DEATH OF LOWS BLISS, JR.-It becomes our
painful duty TO record the death of our amcntcd
iiend l. Bliss, il, who expired yesterday al two
o'clock, in the 3lst year of his age, in consequence
d pistol wound received at the Washinsto
Hall on the evening of the 10Th of September, the
PARTICULARS of which have already been laid before
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WEsrraN RAILRoAp.--Nctt receipts for six
DAYS ending Saturday, Oct. 9Th, for Passengers
1851, fer Freight, Mail, and Haraden & Co.
E7a3. Total SlA o04-being 1884 per day.
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VOHN McCABE 81 CO.'S Intelligence
~ Office 90 Naseau-st characterization. NJ. II. Gin
nell u. Rreyorf, ESQ. w. Irving. Prof.. Rcnwlck aBu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-06

ABmANACS FOR 1912.
I w. RANDOLPH A. co, NJ n DsanSay's Old stand,
~ Main street. have for sllf-
American Almanac and Repository Tor Useful Know.
Ledge
Lady Annual Register and Housokcepet's Almanac
Cnt6fnon SCHOOL htmanac, 10y 4 Oryilo Taylor
Dutch anil Dutch English Almanac and Fafmors Ca'cn'
dar
Toufekeorfr's Ainansc, or the younr WHO'S Oracle,
containing 2O Valuable Receipts Ia Cookery, sc.
Methodist Almanac
Musical and Family Almanac
Tho old American, Comic, Crockett Improved, Crock
enF Comic, Peoples Comic, Coloman's ConiO and fam
fpiekt Comic Almanac
wofiocEs and Couom's Virginia and North Carolina
Aimaraca
pI,ry for 1912, or Daily Register for the offmls
and others de
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-06
MORE NEW GOODS. Nov. iGtn

THE subscriber is receiving further selections Of Silks
Il Chcnc, Gro lie Aluquc, Onibrcs, etc.
Pain. and figured. mouslns marine blue
Plain mOuslins, iicn dark mode coiors
Velvet and six waddcI scsTis aud uiantiis, bclutE
ful assortment and al reduced prices
Bonnet ribbons, neck and cap do OF velvet afeia and
other kinds
great variety Of bonnet Silks and black and colored
veivcfs q: every shade, for trimming, etc.
Figured sgd cmbr nidcd Tnihc;s, uncommon goods
Black bombA3ines, challys, mousnS ami other kind OF
mourning goods.
PAIN, hcInsiiched einbrodcd and rivere linen
Combs, handkcrchcfs great variety and some very
cheap
AMI also. still hand excellent assortment OF cloths
casSimcrcs c1siretS, kcrscys and negro blankets
Many other icle- 10 h useful and beautiful might be
mentioned. Tic public arc invite 10 come and see:
No IL THOMAS u. PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-06
ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS,
VOLUME 80

Containing Reports Of Cds,s in Bunkrppicy.
NEW YORK DIGEST, practical Elementary Digest
OF the Reported tascs IN the Supreme Court OF Judi.
state nj New w. X, 10y Thom,s W Clarke
Chty on Contracts, Edition. with nocs of hmeri.
Esq ~ N'''''
h'Io'ts Dcbatcs on the Federal Constitution. Tho De.
hatcs IN the several state tonV on the ndnnon Of
ne fcu"ta' tcnsiui"n as recommended by the General
Convention AZ Phill .clphii in i7S7.
WhcClcg's American Chanccry Digest bcng a Al, .s,ed
index of all the reported decisions IN c,uiiy m The Uuted
states Courts, and ia lite Counts tile several states Inv
Jacob u Wheeler, for sale. ~
dc Ii I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-06
Gb AT uANSANS IN DRY COODs
ihccs reduced. 18Th December, 1871.

uNOUCH, HEOOKS& HUDSON lie, Ic,vc n
variety n' @ac nnd Fancy ,.UUS Win, "a 49,, eve
al reduced prices, as they anxious TO reduce hcir
present STOCK previous To the LIST ofJanuary at which limo
49, nc" year ousi
They arc determined offer such ms c,n
able Goods. " want VI 'e"soh
They particularly nyc attention to the f,llowin, socJs
OF which they have choice Stock viz N''
Rich new Style Chcna aud Changcable sIlks-Ii,,, and
dark shades "s"' """
Mouslanc dc LANES. Pop!ns and Challies
Plain Made Colorcd Mous,ines
Hack Gro lie Rhine silks
splendid wicdcd silk Manillas, Seats ard Shawl,
% Embroidered Thihct aud Bfochi shawls
habyic and Ncu Staws low price
Extra fine blue. Woo! Rack and Fancy col,r.d ci,h.
DO In Cured Beaver aud Pilot cIota =" Twins
DO do Cassimcics, handsome as soI,Iu,u,
Mcrinocs II b, b o. AMI Is 6I
French ami German Mcrlnocs, dark winter prnta
White and Scarlet fanncls, rich printed Booking
keiscys linseys, ratlneitsand Blankets Negroes
Extra line He'd Blankets nj reduced prices
Bleacicd Ind Brown Domcsiics and Cotton naburcs
dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-06
OHEm & mORLISG.
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank,
RICIINiDND VA

\TOULp respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie generally that they have hand a very cIcn.
sivc assorimcnof Fashionable Fan and Eicr ClofhinR
such as super Diamond, Wave ana Plain Beaver Over
CoaisFrock Coas-Do 10 made In the most Fashionable
siylc-Ploi Over CoatsClo aud Canbct Cloaks- Broad
goth, dress and FrOek Coats cvrty variety Of color
Super Plain AMI F.acy Cs--ifncro Panis-Saftinot do
Vests Of Plain and Fancy Velvet Mcdno Cashmere, Cloth
Satin and Silk Flannel Lambs Wool Shaker, Knit Shirts
aud Drawcs-scarfs Crayats, Suspcndcrs Gloves IIosc
&c.
our aseoTtu Ont being made 10y ourselves can with
confidence offer ihom 10 tho public superior Goods and
Wnrknanshp-ali Of which will self reasonable
ternsas tho same quality be purchased for In this
any Of the Northern CiticH
We asp have hand SAMPLES uf the latest style Cloths
CasslmoTcs and NcEngs, which will make order
tile most fashionable manner, short notice. and warrant
the III and workmanship. T.. u. SPENCE, Agent,
no u On sign Of OTom & Morling.