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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS.

BY an official announcement in our columns to-
day. the reader will observe that the Hon. SAMu
Ell PRENTIss has been appointed Judge Of the U.
S. Court for the District OF Vermont, in place Of
the Hon ELIJAH PAINE. resigned.
The venerable judge who now retire, has held
this Office for forty.one years. and Of him we find
it said by oneconversant with his career, that "du.
ring all that lime he has sustained nigh charac-
ter Tor integrity, learning, and the most immovabe
judicial firmness.' He leaves The bench with the
highest respect ofall: we know of no exceptions
Judge Paine was appointed by John Adams, as
was the most distinguished of American Judges,
(Chief Justice Marshal,) and number of others
who have done high honor to the bench, and nll
of whom have been remarkable for the great de-
gree of longevity to which they attained, aud for
the strength and vgor of their intellectual powers
in their old age. Chief Justice Marshall was ap-
pointed in 1901, and died in 1885 Bushrod Wash.
ington in 1885, and died in 1899; John Davis OF
Mass. and Judge Paine in 1901, both Of whom re-
signed in 1912; md WIN. Cranch of the District
of Columbia is now on the AID year OF his judi
cial life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

"A party question. We submit the following to
soon.
a party question. While there seems 10 be
peculiar unanlmlty among the people in isyof-of
protective tariff, the leaders OF locofocosm in
Congress and oul, and the loco press, are almost
uniformly out against il. The Vermont Patriot,
issued the day of The tariff convention at Mont
peer, contained an article intended to deter its
readers from attending the meeting. Locoiocoism
is welded TO southern interests. II cannot sustain
itself year in The United Suites without going
with The South. It's dominion is that of Slave
holders to whom its leaders cling with the tenac-
ity OF death grasp, and should ii again prevail,
bankruptcy and ruin nre sure to be the fate of
this country, rs The return OF summer aud win
ter.-People'S Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT

By and ,rith the advice and consent Of The Senai..
Samuel Pren'iss, to be Judge oflhe U. S. Court
Tor the district Of Vermont vice Elijah Paine re-
signed.
THE N. Y. Express stales that the nomination
OF Judge Prentiss was sent in on the Bib, and WINS
on that day confirmed by unanimous vote the
Senate. or course il will become necessary for
the Governor to fill the vacancy in the Senate
when notified of the resignation of Mr.. Pren,iss
We understand that official notice has moi vel
been received.]
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

GT@The National Convention, or American
Home League, met in New York OH The 9Th five
hundred delegates in attendance Gen. Talmadge
in the chair. The various branches of American
reports to be made, setting forth tho claims of
each branch to the protection of the government.
The discussions have been distinguished for abil-
i'y and practical knowledge. Would that such
men were in Congress. We hope to be able to
give some account of this convention hereafter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
PRODUCTION OF SUGAR IN VERMONT.

ThOOONl lON Wv SUGhh lin NERMONJ j..
Do our readers know, that next to Louisiana,
Vermont is the greatest sugar-producing state in
the Union, according to her population? Such is
the fact. According 10 The report Of the Com
missioner of Patents (who is required by law to
report agricultural statistics,) Vermont produced
5,ll9,264 lbs. Of sugar (over 1859 tons) in 1910,
being over II 81 lbs to each inhabaut. At 5
Cts. per H. this gives S255,963 2o--beng more
than one fifth of The value of our wool at 80 CTS
per lb. But this amount we are confident is very
far short of that actually produced in 1910; it
certainly is very far below the quantity produced
This year. We understand that large number of
the farmers Of Barre gave III their returns Of this
years produce on last Saturday week, from which
the produce then for The town was estimated at
over 20 tons, and the probable amount for the sea
son was set down at 100 tons. The population of
that town is 2l26-amount produced, over ] ~ lbs
to each nhabitant. The same proportion through
out the state would give 81, 6yS, I76 lbs-that is,
over l6,349 tons, worth at 5 cts. per ID. Sl,634,-
90S e0--being more than the whole value Of the
wool. This is a. mere estimate, il is true YET
think it safe 10 say, that the sugar produced in
Vermont this year will be worth one million dol
lars al cents per 10. When we remember that
sugar is produced with very little actual expense,
and at time when agricultural labor cannot 9TH
erwise be employed 1t proves to be a branch oil
business whose importance has been altogether
moderated. We think we have not even now
presented it as strongly as we might. Add The
facts, that moi one half of the sugarmaples in the
state are used, aud that the business is not sys-
temuticaly entered into, and it would probably be
safe to say, that the farmers of Vermont can, il
they choose TO do so, produce more than double
the amount above estimated 1t is a subject
worthy of the attention of the farmers-and OF
we are glad TO see that it is embraced ia the new
tariff hill
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

Mr.. G'ddings wiH be sustained. On The arrival
Of Mr.. Giddings at his home, meeting WINS i'm
medialey holden, composed of all parties, and he
was unanimously requested to stand as cundi-
date for reelection TO Congress without formal
nomination. Good We trust he will receive
the vote of every freeman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, ADril O.

NHHTNuTUNi HFT1I 81
The appointment Of Mr.. Prentiss of the Senate
to be Judge OF the U. S. Court Tor the District of
Vermont has given universal satisfaction 10 all par
lies in Congress, and the prompt action of the
Senate upon the nomination, without the usual
reference 10 Committee, is, in ITSELF alike hon
orable 10 him and to the body Of which he was
member
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

Fugitive Stare Question in .Nev York. The
Senate oil Monday last passed bill repeaing The
law granting jury trial to persons claimed us flu
gi;ive slaves. Ayes Is locos nays, 10 wings and
loco. Both Houses (loco) have passed resolutions
which sustain Vrginis in her controversy with
Gov. Seward about the case of the persons char
ged with stealing slaves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

THE LAND BlLL-AGAIN SUSTAINED.
Our readers will be eratfed TO find tina, the
Senate again sustained the Land Bill on the 9th,
25 to 90.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

Who eau beat This? Daniel Baldwin, Esq. Of
this village recently killed sheep weighing 1914
lbs. before dressing. Ho, ye epcureans OF the cit
ies,-send to Vermont for mutton. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

T5-Hon. Jesse l.. Holman, U. s. District Judge
in Indiana, died few days siuce lie was man
Of rare talents and bameless life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

u5-The proceedings Of the Washington Co.
Tariff Convention have been presented lc the
Senate and referred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

90 The news from Texas 10 about as relic
able as II used to be from the Florida war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

From this, then, it is cenr that there is no cleo
ton Of Governor by the people. Other returns
vary somewhat; nevertheless, 1t is considered
certain that not n single candidate on either the
tickets for state officers has succeeded.
Legislature. Senate, locos H. whigs7. House,
locos 100, wings AZ, vacancies about DC, which are
to be filed by another election. The locos will
have n majority in both branches "euflicient for
all practical purposes : they will elect all their
state officers, and crown the disgrace OF Wing
negligence by sending Mr.. Niles to the U. s. Sem
ale to vote against the interests of Connecticut
and the North for six years. Fortunately, he
takes the place Of one equally Submissive to the
diclaton of The slnveocrucy-Pewy Smith. In
this respect, the Wings Iosc nothing
Why are these things so? The locofoco vote
now will not vary 200 from the number cast for
Van Buren, in 1870, viz: 1926. They have
gained no strength, then; mark that. The cause
lies in the divisions and negligence of The Whigs:
their disgracefnl defeat is suicidal act But why
this negligence? Because muuy of the Wings
are dissatisfied with The course at Washing on ::
let the Wings at Washington take this warn
ing to themselves, aud improve it. Why di-
visions? First, because OF third pariyisn, blind
ed to the inevitable consequences of dividing the
strength Of the Wings let The abohonsts Profit
by this warning TO them Secondly, because OF
Jealousy among the Wigs as to their predec.
tons for thcnext Presidency; let the Wings be
warned to leave President-muking to the future
1t is time enough to attend to that when we are
obliged to. On the whole, we shuli heartily re-.
joce at this result in Connecticut il the Wings in
power at Washington, and the people at large,
improve the great lesson thus dearly taught them
p. S. Returns received from all the towns
Cleveland lacks So votes OF an election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
WATcHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
MONDAY, APRIL ls, ls42.
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

The bill, reported from the majority Of the com.
mttec of Manufactures by Mr.. Saltonslu has
been published aud what is more it proves to be
good bill in the main, SO Ear us we nre able to
Judge We give the proposed duties on sundry
articles, in which tile people OF Vermont are in
tercsted.
Iron, bar or bolt, not rolled, Sl7 per ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
CONNECTICUT ELECTloN-TnE WAR

From lie Hartford Courunt we gather the re-
suits in all the towns burt one. For Governor, the
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
DIED

acr short bu, severe Illness Eleanor Ophea daughter
of Mr. Lewis Ka,en, in The sth year OF her age
The friend. and acQuaiutancss OF the family are ressc
nlv invited 10 attend her funeral this tonday afternoon
At O'Clock from No. IS Canal>t, opposite Greer>t
ON the ed instant, after lingering illness susan VIE OF
On Fr;dav is, instant, after proaced illness, Jonas
R.olh Jr in the sSd earoi his age e,,
On Sr,y st inst, Mrs Fanny Ltlehed, ia The 18th year
Of her
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
NTILITNERY GOODS.-STEVENS


DOYS' Clothing .-Childrens' Clothing!
= Avery large assorI1n-n;-.eSy good qrsiity-vef!
chs.,-E.o A. Hoyt Co No. Il Bowery, would respect
,sv arr aaia been making extensive preparations to ,h
T;ro and Summer trade; and have now on hand uuch
80 .s.,-s,e, OF Bows and Chidrens Clothing than
"a, M ~ hstorr have had The pubic are invited to call
n,amin. their goos with particular referr nee 10 quality
an9 @ ehal.i''1 Ta-na S- 1ss.h al Smf
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
MONEY MARKET.
s.,.. q, the Stock Exchange, April ?.
Commercial and Money Matters.

SATURDAY, "
There was fair amount of business a, the Brokers'
Board principally Delaware Hudson ami the feeling
was better than Yesterday. Delaware Hudson improved
2p.r cent; Long Island IL Mohawk Il Canton CO. fell
OIL per cent, ,;....,,.
In STATE Stocks the transactions were hnnie and the
,, we're firm State Skies aad Fives and a!i lmpros-
cd Illinois Bonds l. and Indiana Bonds s.
1900 New.York ss 6i. Si!| looo do .neaiweeR iS'
o0O New York SIS 6.. a 5000 indiana . - ;,: 10 10
$500 NeweIork 5s 5s. 77i 5000 dos 10 days II:
SOea illinois 6s Is 1000 do. t0s
- T, North River Insurance CO. has declared oe' Pei
cent, ,lisconp, for :he las, six months.
Bya satenen, made the creditors Of The North ahe'
tan rrus. Banking Co Ivy the Receiver II appears 'h''
but small amount OF cash has ye, been collected loa up
wards OF si;45a CeN assets have been transferred 10
trustees 10 secure Ger bonds and per cent noies 'na c
aaoun, of claims against the Company. presented 10 'e
Receiver ami not secured by the above trusts IS aoou
$SsOGo biz has been filed by the Receiver 10 SET "s'ue
these trusts and the Bank Commissioners as wen rs eou
sci are be opiuen that they are illegal ne re
appears 10 be tli,-a the assets OF the Company arc
assigned t, rruNee>l pay preienrd creLitoS S, ne
,>ieeS arc usaaed. there doilar e't tot he
baiee IT, 10 sever ,hrse Trusts should oe SET 1s.ue, @
the Bon Is watch they pledged sduhi DC
beiie ,!en Stockholders would cosee ~ os A'
amount
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
TTARDWARE, Cutlery & Fancy Goods

aNo 10 Old slip, NYork, three deors sast OF rea .,s
,rival nom England large and ~el.seectet assorLne
OF Hardware and Cutlery which oss,e5 , , a,entoa Of
,hos who are purchasing cash or city aceepances
prices are much lower than usual In aaaloI IN
iron Cu; Nails and English Rose and Clasp Eahu"fSu 80;
Xois viii, The usual assortment OF heavy Hari"aIs oooN
Purchasers WI w "s " W ~ u1sS Inns
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
LAWYERS DIARY.

LAWYERS SDIARY.........Apri l.
CALENDAR OF TIE COMMON PLEAS, PART FiRsT-S3 81,
II. 81 2l7, a, Q, 25, 23, 25 9 a. 80. 55 80,
Part Second, meets az o'cloch-!9e, Is liz a 1885, -
l6, 81 40, Sc, c. "A. 3D. 49, la;,
SUPERIOR. CovaT-i 2, ,, s. 8, Il, I2 IS, Is, l6.
lJ'Surcrior Court Tial Term i,et,rs-I S Circuit
Term begins-fice Chaiteor's Ter-,. Eirs. Cir-r;.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
h1RY GOODS.
NOV ISTHE TIME FOX TIE, SsR-

n OW Is IHt. I1nE FOX / NE So-ssE-
~ G.iINS-The sul.crib-r would call ;he attention OF
,b, ard yub;c general 20 the large aod ez-
.ri desirable Dry Goods suitable FOR
,e Spring H. .srsu >esc;e viii great care
and wiz be solG { ti5cifcC aafsaI'.
ton aud tna IL, cH...r .5j :oh OF TIE mos, a>tona-
bic .ylc- OF ccos, vgt;ef s- o4s f5 4 rr>econ ,- The
discerning public.
The following lsto cheap aad desirable goods 'sw
OF the large .tcc. just purchased.-
SILKS aIIESt
Rich cold Ag'd D1cape>
Splendid Chcne DO 10 very heavy.
New syl- veisst: arecsdc oucape>, entire nsv rich
SILK
Heavy agur-d and striped mode cnor,.
E ChiaeSciangeah!e Lus,TingN
Figured and striped Grns .,i-que.
Heii.trHts. MOD. coors, very cheap,
Aspl-ndI 5Ire blacs s,rip.t Gro &C tique
uncomnonlv cheap
Figured and ped blue and jet black Lustrlfs god
article cheap
Blue black Re.> half price.
Back and blackjack Font; dc Sos Gro deSwi>' Gro de
Berlin Italians, extensive assortment at teoid
lo prices Gree from duiy) tact We offer as large
and c-a tn. above goods as any ou.s
in t together ,. large lot OF Borhazine> Popli.
silk and BrocIe SlIawls, 4 splendid sa-:et7
Also as cheap stock OF DE- Lsne, can h- ,iewnby
any rctai, merchant; in The city.
Jet ami blue bac. Tbibe. de Lame, beautiful quality
Mode colors do do do
Also, extensive assortment OF French english ana
American Print, in all their varieties 81 per yard up
Also. Blcaced and unhlcached Sheetnss and ShIrtins
5fcv.r- -tvle, and width ara; price.
Also, bcached Shea;irci yards wide, very heavy.
= E:REER & CO.
AZ 9, laIe j " & s Blrh.r) c3l Grand s,re.f.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
M AR RRIE!J,

On Tuesday March g. by the Rev. Mr.. Bellows Joshua
Nicker.on Jr Of Chatham, Cape Cod, Mass, 10 Laura
daughter of Henry Hurt, OF this city
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

CORONER'S OFFICE SUNDAY. Apil2
Tue Coroner on Saturday evening held an inquest al the
!ou,, of Cen Sryker, in 5> the 10Th Avenue,
unknown man, wio found alDou, 10 O'Clock, 10y
CITIZEN suspended by tie ncck from the limb 0! hickory
the premises of Mrs Cutting at Woodlands he was
quite dead when discovered aud bis pocket found
bill for board due Henry Mains from s. s Barnes Ncr-
dict committed suicide by banging himself.
The Coroner Yesterday held another inquest No. II
Cherry street, on the body very htempcrate
named George Rrown abou, SO years Old who taken
Verdict death from nlemperance and exposure.
DEATH Is pgisoE The Coroner Saturday held H.:
quest his Office Halls Of Justice, the body Of Margaret
iicDoaough aged about a5, wo on Thursday afternoon.
state OF n,oxication, threw herself into III. Moth River
the OF franklin street butva rescued aud lodged in
the city prison where She attacked with delirinn trc
anl died Saturday, morning 4 O'Clock. Verdict
accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
ZANONI, ZANONI,,
FOR 12i CENTS!

THE New WORLD ExTR., OF his cia,---s double
numbeF-con'ans rHEI WHcit n atl.'sss's ssotiva;ac
novel Of JASON. fer s.iieh oas t;e CENTS / asasd
being ,e c!lscpezt -di,ioro iar YORK ever offered
70 the public Who viii nc; pcss5,,a eepf TIE pot,
age 10 part of United seies ail Cznada only
thai OF rwo sEwspApEss. and the low pTice-oSLY ons
sHiLLise-oiera capital opportunity Tor he gentlemen in
the city 10 send sul:o, poriar to their
t-iene.s IN lie G6rr.rr. 70 coue: :or 81
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-Yo-s Tribune
L. $. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judrs Bets,

L. S. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Bets
In speaking of The Frsbee case the Court observed that
The proper course for petitions bankruptcy pursue
~ler having property liable execution 70 rno*e the
local Court from " hich process had lreE Issued for pay
oi proceedings. The local Courts much bound BIZ
the provisions OF the Bankrupt &c; the L. SCour ard
-uci motion weud no doubt De attended This Cour;
vas avcrsc as ii w5uIG ts rdc'icate tc sue nIaDus
regard 10 executions Several petitions ia 3auaruptc
passed 10 decree. OBJECTIONS we're presented
Eben Jesup, jr Eugene MCarty and GrirfE Brunda-e.
That Moses r. "; withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Y1HE WAY they Go.-The way Df-
F,s Worm Candy goes caution 70 all ths seInn Ca
thai nhabis children and adui,k ne way hls Daa
M ynr> is token OF its efficacy in all bowel
hs way his Dinner Candy goes IS comfort % ai =
,es md the way bis Caiharc Candy goes cao'ou -
ai sale wholesale and retail s5 Sassan unes @
ton Hall. -----, n -
SUSPENDED Safety Fund and hed
Rack Notes a, low rates, by F. r. 81 Wsi,.
p22 4
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
A NAN with A Wooden Ear" Bless

nv soul Iri,at IL neat Care! you have got.--Tbere
aid Won et i,r Why. was invited 10 see some beauti
,ful machinery in operation No 81: bowery opIosre l
'Th.a,,e called The Yankee Pre->,-a real natona l'aiF
is too 20 brought Card 10 show you" Well com
pared with vi my own recenuy sent moe 'to'
n.r.on calling himself printer, ana AT unirceuet'th
tn ,rce, and Instantly declared II 10 be daring out
public scsney that any man should @ ays ns ,
io,, A. ,i, hpsness and " m whirIigg thing with ot
o%S ,le OF Leipop Hall Press, gul the public Feel
;nr contempt Tor such pu5es. gave hn 10 unltrs,a.
So .ayjngGsand every n,an 70 radeI vent 10 Brooks
al TN, Yankee Gard Press, SIT Bowefy lwho, although
irIe e,f With one ear and joke calls II wooden one
can hear wei, III. tie other showed ne hundreds OF pc
cimen. 10 choose from and where the public may De up
i ,,h GOOD Cards. Circulars &c 'ts suit the times as
cbea as thew may obtain rubbish for; as also stsh IN
s,.,i of g. ,hiiags' least dollar on 1000 car>
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
NTR. BRAHAM has the honor TO an

lAH k. BhAiiAM= mas tHe loHol W an
noHnce ha: he will give Concert al the Society II
bafv on "Wednesday April 9th, AMI IN consequence ot TIE
fatierng reception he met with, bis son. Charles hTanam
i'll make his second appearance. ali>s Augusta brow,
Organi>, OF Dr. Cox Church Brooklyn VIII assist al the
Piano.
Sony from Eaudel'5 Aci>,ian Galatea asnow per.
forming Il, Drury' Lane-i>t tine III New-i ork
-. lis hdeou, Love" .Nir brahal
Air" Love sounds the carion
Song" My Boyhoors Home" from The Opera
OF Annie 'i' Wv :, @
Song. " ilIiarl Tell - Bralarn Mr Bralam
Dnr,-"N, wslr-Brahan Mr. B rahnm 4 Mr. BrahRn
Song (ls, time in New-Yorkl-" The Plouehnan
turned Sailor r"-Dihdin. ............. ;'it b'ahani
Declau,aory Song rom The Opera o.; Masaaelo
Brahanl. - ~ - =. -. ~ ~ ~
Song. Time Time! IRON The Nymph OF
,,,. E; rot,, " ........... Mr. Charles Bra!am
Crane, Brigand Sccna from the Opern OF Fra Dia:
v00-AuDer ''-'' ,''N'
The American and National English Barquet
smla-" The Lad, of the evillage"-Dbdin Mr. Braham
Son,s from Love ina Village 49, We all love a
Song. The Bay OF Bscay' '......... 'lr brahatn
Tickets 81 each be had at the princtIn' !'c store
Concert commence mt 8 O'clock az
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
yVO sEGAR =sMOKERs-T'.e crea


Il Sesa- Deqot-Spanls!i louse 20 BrDadray.-The
money wi! be returned 10 all person, who purchase a; this
store the! satisfied with the quality OF. the articles
TINS o'sr e mad by The strong confidence derived from
The exceency es,ry .esr .,r offered for sale in the
above establishment. TIE euiir. soc. ucc1 chosen
with great care aad without doubt, the splendid
that i been offered the NewYork public Exciu
ive tl res, ard unparalleled variety OF the bes; brands
Of Havana and Principe. there large lot OF prime Norie-
and Nornas that have been manufactured Havana
expressly Ior this establishment ard thsy guaranteed 10
~ superior quality and ta-or any heretofore imported
into this market
IN TIE accommodation of those gentlemen who prefer
.r.oke a. !esurr and in retirement Bar-Rr1m has
been opee in tn re-r Il lie above eSaGiitieG;, which,!
t hoped viii :ire sstis;ac,ioR 10 iii vino :i>tI-#..
TO SEGAR DEALERS AND HOTEL KEEPERS
For sale al the Spanish Iense s Broadway large ot Of
Havana Segar> the very low OF sll and $!6 60
These Segar having been consigned to the Spanish House
by the manufacturers in Havana, with expires. orders 10 s
tem Immediately, are icr this offered al the
above Iow prices" Their quayiS arii!2 cfer1r to the
best No-nas, and they all entitled 10 de!jenturc.
rn30 Ivis- r. RAFAEL. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
TNHOMPSON,S SPRING STYLE of

LARGE. and well selected assortment
~ of fashionable SPRING GOODS just received nj the
NEw-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
lag Fulton-s,reet, Broadway
COMPRISING urea; variety of super West Of England and
French black and sncy colorctl Cloths Frens Elastic
Do.ssps and other rich patterns OF fancy Silks
and Chay vestings making very desirable assortment for
gentlemen select their Spring and Summer Clothing ron
Our purchases made exclusively for cash at the present
extremely low prices which enables TO supply our Gus
sncrs on such cannot fail TO meet the ricws OF the
most ecoonlcal VIC have employ heb best OF cutters
and w; ruaraa,y our be eau", !" quality
style and elegance to any house in the trade.
Full suits furnished t~enty-iour honrs notice
Punc,uality strictly observed in filling orders
T.nns-Ca, delivery, and no abatement IN prices
mo-; # J. c. BOOTH, Agent.