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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

HHEAP House Keeping Dry Goods
~ c. W MUIR 4 Co.. 3ij Broadway solcits an inspee-
ton OF their present admirably assortment OF House Fur
nshng Dry Goods by those intending To purchase Their
stock comprises article the line and all OF the very
hest quality A, to the prices they feel confident that tie
most ecosomica purchaser will be perfectly satisfied
Ga white Cotton sheetng, Il. per yard
Linen sheetns OF most superior quality
Linen Diaper Towels, with borders and fringes
Linen Damask for Table Cloths.
Linen Damask Table Cloths, all sizes and descriptions
very cheap
Linen Dsmask Doyes and Napkin, in tue greatest Tarety
Coorea Damask Table and Piano Covers in every shape
of all sizes aud remarkably cheap.
Irsh Shirtng Linens, undre.ed OF excellent qualy ID
low ~ 9i., IS and IS. Sd per yard
Furniture Csntrcs endless variety OF style and color
warranted English, only Is od per yard and upwards.
Blankets, of every sire and quality.
Quilts aud Counierpanes OF all descriptions, much below
the usual pric
Furniture Dlmity and Drapery Muslns, OF new styles
Superfne rdse, Linen Diaper.
Long Lawns Of very tine quality &C. &c.
B-The attention OF Hotel and Boardingiouse keep
ers : particularly invited to these goods mo St'FlIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

On the llth inst of scarlet fever, Maria Emra daughter
OF Alexander ~ L. and Margaret Scott, aged years and
months.
On Tue.day, May TO- Stephen hadiey, aged % years.
lis friends and acquaintance are invited TO attend ms
funeral tins afternoon ha past O'Clock, om hlN lae
residence corner OF Wooster and Nest-sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
". G. Iisggerty, Aucuoneer
BY JOHN HAGGERTl x SONS.
Store loo Psarl->treei.
TIL RanAt

Al lG O'Clock the Auction Room Leghorn and French
Hats and British Plat, Trimmings ~. 100 packages, the
principal part being entire invoice of LrEhon hats and
plating well knowa marks Nc in a triangle, &C aud
Rw a double triangle. Now landing from the vessel,
and comprising large assormento ct mems hats double and
single white and coored boys ami infants hats, b0vars,
women's hats. Sc.
Also entire invoice Of superior plating. OF all grades
Do do ,ncy plat and trimmings including The new.
ani most desired patterns
Aso n cases Mldena hats.
Also ~ rar.an bonneis Of rich style and pattern,
together With general assortment OF every article Ia the
line.
Aso 80 real panama hats assorted and quality,
OF which
Alto, 800 fine and very large size Panama hats
Also, under the n,p ctou Of the waren of the port, tor
account OF whom may concern, for cash. damaged on the
of imp,rtaon3 cases mems AID boys single and
double brm Leghorn hat.
Catalogues and samples ready this day.
FRIDAY,
At ~ o'clock AT the Auction Room, French toods-loh
French Good, comprising large aud desrals az
sed>Ons5e articles, received by recent arrivals
at TX months credit "
Also 1 cases very fine linen cambrcs and linen cambria
hdkfs
Catalogues and samples on the morning of sale.
SATURDAY, May ~
Al 10 O'Clock at the auction room,
BRUssELs AND ISGR.s CARPETs.-BruSeis, lngraias,
Venetian and Hemp Carpelng, plain and printed Floor
Cloths and Brocking, Carpet Binding, Table an Piano
Covers, &C. &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
r.. A. Ludlow. Aucuoneer.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE-N aluahlc Real

"A Estate at Port Richmond Staten Island-E. H. Lud-
low viii se auction, Thursday, the 10Th o May next
at u O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange" The lliown
property, VIZ: lots roniin. Broadway, as Nos ~ -,
and n. Also. lots fronting on Third street a ana
also. three lots GOung Filth 81 as Nos ana a'o
lots fronting Boadw ay, Nus - aad o. also ui
lot, fronting Broadway, Nos 81 %, % ana ~ dl>
four lots ironing on eherton street Nos a. A. AZ an
81 also, eight lots fronting Broadway AZ NOS o. Co. o.
90, II -. Is asd II.
The above lots are located in beautiful SITUATION beng
right N front ut the BAY and about five minutes Walk ro
The landing and well situated ior cottages The siua
ton i exceeding healthy, the neghborhood : all hand
somely improved There are two three steamboats, run
min, TO and from the ~ three four times Gay during
the whole year There Is also four Denominations OF
churches in the nelghborhood. With rc>pr,toe sI1oo
honse, s.nnarie> &c An opportunity like tss ! seldom
offered to the public The sale will be positive FOR iui
ther information apply Charles Cartridge, p wafer ~
10 T.. H. Ludlow, No. II Broad street. where map OF
the property can be sces mo tl's
Also three lots fronting sixth IT. Nos |, 8, and s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
= Great Temperatures Mec,img.-T

or Total Abstinence Society wall hold a meeting III n
Mthodl.t Church Ia Duane srIcct Thursday Evening,
l4th instant. at o'cieck Me.rs Grcey, Sandy Welsh.
Hopper, Teal, Goadby d. Kirby and ohets, viii a.
dress tie 1ectirg.
The Ladie> OF tue Martha Washington Society, Uo~'
Companle Nos B and H. Engine Companies NDs H. 81,
81 and ~ VIII be IN attendance AM favor tie audience
with q number OF Temperance Odcs and Songs
young Lady VIII denver o. more fsvOrtc Odes on
the occasion.
Admiti1ncc Free Exercises will commence at 'Cloch
precisely. /ESAS li1 DE, PTc>idcaI
Commercial please copy. myll u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
CLOTU sTORE.-Wilson G. Hunt q

" Co.. 46i Pearlstreci. corner of Chatham, have now
on hand, and daily receiving large supply ol
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES, NESTlNGS,
aud SUMMER GOODS,
of the most defirahle sfvts together With large
mcn Goods suitable lor Merchant Talors and c0tcr,
tor sale in quantities to suit purchasers cheap Tor cash or
aporuyed credit ale lmis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
JJARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN.

This splendid Garden. situated on the banks OF the
Harlem RIVER OF the most delightful spot, ~ the "
cnty New York; Astounding IN all kinds OF >hrubbery
Plants, and Flower, OF the finest and rare>t kinds, Ponds
filed with Gold and silver Fish, whose sportve playful
ness on the surface OF the adds much interest To- NE
scene: while the rpen,nc Walks shaded by Golden VII
low, offer irresistible attractions tor a rural rdm5le.
An and elegant Awning has been erected, AMI
suitable Groun, have been laid out for Military Compa
mics 10 practice Target Firing.
- Colt ami silver Fish and Bouquets Of Flowers for
sale al the Garden Harlem, Nav, 1872 an }m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
\ AGREEABLE RECREATION

visit to the extensive grounds AZ H1hohen u,e beau
e, which have bcen highly exoied and ~llcl arr
literally thrown open iotie pubic. b prove a, pleasant
eNcurs can BE- made irm the city ~ u, season
Tie walks .R good order. ami he grounds pfc
teck- wth an The iuylrsnt freshness of an early sprus
Nohin can be- more gratifying u the w.ad tan e co.,
tenn IA, ou of :, -i 1r.uirr a scene. ais luiis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
- ATHS.-Brooklyn Salt Water Warm

I'D Balh, n Fulton Ferry open gentlemen and ladies
every day. from \. VI. until loP VI. Also, Cod warm and
Tend ali Maet SHOWER Baths. Uhe,s Baths pleas
anly situated Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient tor
Nsw-Nork and Brooklyn. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
MARRIED ::
I)I ED

On Monday evening, May ., by Rev j. ~ krebs William
Spear 10 Mss Louisa L. daughct OF Il. t. Weed Esq al
OF this city.
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DULIA2DS.-Otis Field respectful,

- invite, h, cr Il, md all who are ord o the s.tran
amusement oi lizard plfV ny % call a. Ba,,'rf Room,
lver the Climax Eating liol>e u A1n,trctf ant li tui
oS street. Where splendid Fable. slate marble an'
lron WIKI al tie fWop~an Improvements Table, ami
l-'hs for ale Z - " betting tolerated ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

II Notice. The Emerald Pcote'tonf Mutual Bcatft
aud Bene7oien SoctV Of the STATE If Ntc York THE,
being the secoAd Thursia, tie nth. the mcnhrS "i
the above Society Will hod their gular Monthly Meeting
m Columbia Hal Grand street - hail past O'Clock, l. NJ
DR. ROBINSON, President
HENRY ROBINSON, Nlce-P c,d.
H. TBONPSON Rec. Sec. ui& IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
CHAROY SPRINGS-The Payiiion.-

- This rev and comuodors Hotel will be open or thr
receipt ON of v>tcr and after the h>t ut June next,
the village Sharon springs >choh9tis Co. New-lof
The clear. pure water oi these Spun greatly rNcn-
bling those OF white >ulpher Springs Of Virginia. have
been proved be- highly chcacous n Rheumatic tnane-
aus lions and Dypepuc complaints; and ln the cure ~
Erysipel,s, Salt Rheum, >croula Liver Complaint snd
General Debility. and m many other respects possess e.
certified by o the most eminent VI heal FRO e>sors BOD
the nrd States medicinal and healing properte, unsur
passed and heyed 10 be- uneguaed hS any 20 TIM country
Added to these the rides in the viciHy, numerous VII
lagos extensive views, neghborng caves aud romantic
scrncrv among the many attractions offered Ia those
seeking m the heat summer. cirher health ar pleasure
These spring, but tgw h.urs ride from saratoga
Troy Albany &c. aud accessible from Canalohare on
Albany aud Utica Ra lrOad where carriage, daily await
arrivals the morning from Schenectady asd tea
20 convey vsrs the >pr =. distance OF about eight
mlr> arriving in time for dinner also bT the Albany ant
Cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages, being about -
miles west OF the city Oi Albany
Warm, Cold and shower Baths furnished At all times,
either Of the mineral fresh water and every attention
given render the stay OF vi,iter> agreeable.
An abundance OF the psres Mountain Spring Ice Is
stored tor the season. ISAAC g. WILLIAMS.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL-rbs Hotel will be opened
Al the village of Sharon Springs tor the reception o
v,rs on and after the 18TH Of NAV and combining all the
advantages of this delightful summer residence.
a5O 2twl0Wl, WILLIAM r. JoNtS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
u Rnud,. Academy. 35t pearl and ~
uliys.iOu-.aree,s. n. H.-Ihe >unIn'r term MI

.ommrnr. ON Moniav the 9th May 1hoe parent, VIII
wish In secure for their thorough couf,e OF instruction
u ENGLISH or ca>>cs studies them ut ti> l>tu
ION h, making immediate application Tue >ane cogr',
OF instruction pursued AMI the ''ne Doors are 49, 81
hltl places. :. l(1 ~ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
DR. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Sher


From the Dover N II Garete.
DR.. Richardson's Btier<-In orr columns may be iound
advertisement Vegetable Bitsrs, prepared by Dr.
o. Richardson, Oi SOufl Reading, Mas They are as
be-. undoubtedly composed OF variety Of valuable
aud purely vegetable matter amt rom our own experience,
well Others sprak highly OF Their rrDo'aung
and nyigordtng Effects upon the sysem. We have good
opinion of the Btier they are not qnach hD,rn Dut
discovered prepared AMI yensd by regular pbysicsD
graduate ct the college state and who las 'ad
but lue puhng them Lmse, bUt lrf'ts IN
those Who try them Judge ihsnsye For the diseases
that many Liable The spring and summer, such as
debility dyspepsia, bilious and nervous complaints &c, We
do not hesitate 10 .ay thai bters VIII be found safe,
agreeable eectua restorative. A. good health Is one
the greatest earthly blessings We would eariy ahsse
those laborng under such d.ases make trial Oi Dr.
Rcharf.s-', siuers; they do ham, and may DO
much good a confident IN many cases ihTy have
Vegetables and vegetable medcin.s 1Dquesonaby The
mo-. c01genial 70 the human system .
For ale by the agents, A. IS d. ssfds p,Ssssel
by David sand, Co, No. II bait BroSd~sy5 oorntr OF
Marketstreet Abm. Il. sand, Co, NO q, pi'aInay,
corner al Cbamb~rsstreet AMI by Dfnygise eerfauy
throughout The Guy sna country Pnce - CO. "yio inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS
MEXICAN Museum. corner Of Broad.

4 MEXICAN Museum. corner Of Broad
= N way ami Ann ,,rcst-P. I BARN. ". Msragsr-
II order the ulueu Nd, shci attend
here The Lecture Room las been enlarge The NN>er-
6 p-sy CIR can be consulted Dav ives NJ >be &.
th- greatest woai-r ot h- age. Prom ocacS. 4. VI r
7 VI ,tc car ~ privately consulted A. a. o-aci- or F1e
teller of Futlrc Events free oi charge. Vi r-cl H. Ire
Comic Droleri,'. 10 ntrpi1ce Dol, nr>t Humorous sns
Quffral Eccentric tie>. tor OBJ. week oHlv. NJ, ita7 ..
The charming Noa = fnnl ORLEANS engaged, ai~' Ia
P.ri- Celfst", the beautiful Daucsr tNrer erts A..
NAL Magnetism. child thrte YEAR OLD. \ company
lnd Marro-s ant thar >lI1ws Gas BluUugs Crlla
Co.morams. ant S'a.oO curo>ue~
A,p.,niii dsy performance eVcry "Wednesday and sat
ur'.y afternoon.
j Eve hunirri tame Black Grey AMI Fox Squirrel
-0r Ohio Hlv boz here skipping about nr iTrr> a
lively sin firr native f-fst, They - beautiful pets
ans are Door sale ,.n-iv or Otherwise.
,f-r,,,r % fI., -o.. Is ert. rh 4fsi ar Drce u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
THE PLACE TO get Cheap and Fash
ionable GARMENTS i the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

ii2 Fulton-streei, near Broadway, ~
where Good, are bought exclusively for cash. anu -.
Suts furnished at q hours notice IN superior style ahu "
greatly reduced prices Oar stock : already large
with great care from recent imp-rtacns comprising Sa
yartv of French and west-o England Cloths Ca''he'
81 AMI Cbarv V,,tings TO which making daiiy
additions , A.. ,r,iic IN
We take pleasure in inviting our friends and TIE Pu''1 "
call and exam our Goods. feeling confident tha' we gu
Offer .,ll greater Inducements than ever and having " 80
employ the celebrated Coat and Panta'on ~
~ .,Iy ynaran,.e tha, tie svle OF garments VIII
compare with that Of any house IN the trade
Ter,~s, cash on delivery and No abatement N pre-
- :. J. C BOOTH, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
p The Conference on The Second Coming OF

0OOfCrGnCt ''VIT'' '"7''''-
Christ The Apollo, VIII close It's session ~, c'ehi =
Public meeting al O'clock r. VI. and AT y m the evening
Suhiec, tor the evening The Millennium and the return
of the jews ton With the second Advent Al
dresses " be made on these subjects by MrSrs Itch Al
Lns Hin e, Jcn.s and olh,r, The public invited 10
tnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
x1ARREN,S Patent Horse Power and

w Thrcshipg Ma chine.-These Machines, wherever
they have been Introduced throughout the United Siae,
are in.ily esteemed as superior other Manufactured
no, only on account Of ter cheaPmes but also tor ther
great value and durability. - 49,.
The Paentce having heen unable to supply orders here
,,. nn ve noce that be has made extensive arracr-
ment, tor their maUuacurc with new ana ntihi 'i'V
Wv "ois' nDorr,n,eJ $o0
Two Horse l r"" w,r naT '''"''- SIS
Address, po,t pad, LtoNAhD bp. VIZ N -
my II eOd6Wr % Nditist' ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
DEALE'S "OlH Curiosity Shop" n

nEALE'S "Old Curiosity Shop No.
4sg! Broadway. few doors above Grand'Strce
where he has for sale Birds either mounted or IN 'kin th
mall, do: shells neral, Insects An; quue indian Cur
osr. work. on all subjects Of Natural Science UtOosE
cal Neurological and Conc holog cal Cabinets os>. O.
raj, and Fancy Articles Shell Work. Fancy Glass worn,
Craze Aprons Frame Paper OF superior quality ana he"
patterns, Live CauarieS ~,
DAGIERREOTPE APPARATUS cheaper by - per
cont Than any i'm Lenses ALWAYS on hand ana ground
In order Persons taught the OF taking kene'>e by tie
Daruerreotype moderate terms.
DaGi' EilRFOTYPE PORTRAITS taken in very
short .pace of time at ihs moderate price OF -
Pet ris eud Animals stuffed As natural as ME Wyi2u
MUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell
vi ing Houses and Furniture ONLY. profits returned 70
M, Assured THE HOT StHOLDtkS MI ItAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY Office 40 Vail ST., for separating
OF Dwelling Houses ana ubilure from hd'
OF Stores and Mere handi>e
IL well known that almost all the loses incurred in The
business the result OF ID" burning st vaul
Die stores and costly goods
Til. the expense Of insurance to the household
r and may possibly deprive him OF the very security tor
WHICH he pay, his premium. 49,, =
ter nav NJ expenses and losses represented by scrip AMI
issued the propor on 70 tho amount o Their
insurance.
This COMPANY prepared To insure against loss or tail-
agr by Ere Dwelling Houses, Household Furniture and al
Household Properly ordinarily kept in dwelling houses
Every person nsurn with tn, Company entitled 10 one
vote lor each hundred dollars insured.
DIRECTORS:
GuanC Nerplarck, Il Robertson stephen Cambrcieng,
Eobi Henry Low samuel Martin Frederick Dopry>ier.
"A ili,m "A Uar;.on F'sk Schucbard Daniel seymour.
A. r. RODGERS. President.
mv12--Sn ID. G. TAYLOR, Lccretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
WILLOWS mournfulIy
DR. John n. BUSHES highly Con

TAR. JOHN \. BUSHES highly Con
cenrrated Compound Syrup Of ssrgaparila and "a
.,,yl, At Pul. t6r al al <yfnes Pharmacy, corn'
B0werv and Walker street Or. James H. Hart bf"apN.
and Chamh.r. ~ Hutchng. Pharmacy bo@ey -"
ID sands. Fulton corner G,s-these are the on. Lem
tie civ of Nev- York Prepared al Dr.. j. y Da''
northern Chemical Laboratory ans Chemical "uths J" "a
civ of New York ard alo al h. Branch One t9c :,
ri M~xro Price large SIZE bottle 81 y small houir p
Rox Pill. cent. 49, NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
HrEW sTORE.-r. Cole & Co, osc of

NTEW STORE.-f. Cole X Co, olc OF
the late firm OF Cole og'cn, have opcncl . o."
store at Broadway door 10 he corner Of Fourth
street viii an entire Lcw STOCK Of Dry Goods, bought rn-
cptiy auction for cash at the present 10" rates;
Turn ~hcongs. Linen Idkis for = 81, werth i'; 'icn
~ Lawns for Dresses Is per yard splendid assortment o
VI go Lancs very csap plain an. figured >lk- At IS Q
per yard good Shoe, at G'ar quality al & Cd Carp'
ing Mating, figured and plain Rugs, Paper Hanging
Floor Oh Clotl-aIi very cheap. p COLE co. ml2 Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
NEW and Cheap Crockery Store, No.

II Catherine->trect near Chatham squarc-whers
will e onnd one of the largest and best assorted stocks IN
The city including riany patterns oi Dinner AMI ga
Sets cut and plain Glass Hail. Astral and other Lamps, NC
China Tea Sets al new shape, very superior arucit'-
Those in want VII find object TO call and examine be-
n,e ,nrcf,sS,g my2 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
IIpF JNsURANCE.-The New.York

co,tribuflon.hip Insurance Company, Odce No. 81
=. .,eef CAPITAL s3n010 VEL secured continues 10 IN.
NE. ,gajn,f los OF damage by IRE on buildings merebsn
ave Household furniture and personal property generally
Losses literally and promptly adjusted.
J. SMYTH ROGERS, President
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary. AL Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

i ACES-Laces-R ibbOns.--Cap Lace
As cents; Cap Ribbons cents Bonnet bbons sl.-
Eng; Lace Mu,ln. Qulilnes; Isertngs; Collars; Hat
silks &c MHncrs and Pcdsrs supplied at
LEEPFRS, corner Grand and Christie streets,
anil $50 (;rant-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12
AIDES & GENTLEMENS' NEW

Il 4 BOOT md SHUF STUKF 90 VTttHW'T-
street. corner Robinson stfret- :. liter las opened
Il large AIT general assortment OF Ladies, Misses a"n
ChlIrens Cater Boots and Shoes. OF the latest sN'e ana
in every yareiy-guod materials dn1 workmanship, and At
rca.nnlble prices. Also Mems and Youths Boots sud
Shoes which offered prices corresponding with The
times
NIB Country Merchant. supplied by the case or dozen
an tLe ln,.,i Terms my12-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

y Z.
Az PRIVATE SALE.
3 cases crimson Pougee~
5c,ses printed Pougees.
China black sin h1kts. 30 assorted sewngs cases fan
CIV French styc PLAID cashmere vi Oxford fancy mkt,
de Joinyille. Sc.
Also double screw press. but little used.
A good organ suitable tor a small church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-12

DIES DRESSES.
A.so-a few cases of the much admired Chusan Glaze
Cambrc, at ), per yard. TIE material i fine Lse
Cotton, Toe iuuiuy shot in the ground give Il
exactly the appearance OF slik.
AND LONG CLOTHS
feature in her trade Purchasers can ut all times
~ STYLE which IS manufactured OF these
and at very low prices.
Furniture Bmity of excellent qua .ity very cheap
Real English Long Cloth, OF RIOS, beautiful texture only
j. lod per arr
Superior bite English Satin Jean
Victoria skirt, and Mars Toilet Cover,
Countrpanes ind Quilts Of every quality and dcscp
ton. very chcap
Superine light Summer Quill.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18
SULPHUR SPRING.

Many of the citizens oil our state make
annual piIgrimagcs to the North, ia quest
Of the various mineral and sulphur springs
for pleasure, recreation, health, &c, when
at the same time Mississippi aboonds in
springs possessing all the various proper
ties. or nearly so, to be found elsewhere.
For some years, many families have used
,he water of spring in Lexington, and
have realized much ben eft from H.
The water is cold, clear, and when first
taken from the spring, has the sparkling
appearance of champagne.
Several gentlemen, who have used the
water recently, state that they have real,
izet the most pleasing results and relief,
Il produces both diuretic and GiaphoreHc
effects. The spring we regard as posses
iog the same properties as the Mississippi
Springs, of Hirds county, and the wAte
much more Palntable.
We hope that the citizens Of Me town
generally, will unite, say % dis eyenio!
and 50 improve the fountain, as to rcnde
it an agreeable place Cf resort during tn
long and warm s1rnmer before us.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18


At meeting Of portion Of the CHI.
2ens OF Holmes county, at the Union
Church, (near Mr.. a. G. Rathels steam
mlII,) on Monday the 18th instant, for the
purpose oil appointing place and manner
Of celebrating the approaching adversary
Of our National Independence.
Rev. Berry Nall, was chosen Chair.
man; A. b. Harris, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explain.
ed by the Secretary, and on motion of Mr..
Y. w. Stokes,
Resolved, That Barbecue be given
at II o'clock A. M. on the 4th Of July.
AT Mr.. f. Levi TidwelI's spring.
Resolved, That 7 citizens be appointed
a committee of arrangements; the Chair
man appointed Messrs. A. b. Harris
VIM. Anderson, Jno. Kennon, II. Mont
gomerY, Jno. Clover, Joseph }. Harris
and Alex. MCGEE said committee, anc
on motion the Chairman, (Rev. Berr,
Ndil,) was added thereto. The mecto,
then appointed
Mr.. Alfred Lomax, Presiden Of the day
Y. ". Stokes Orator,
Rev. Berry Nall, Chaplain,
Mr.. A. B. Harris, reader of the Dec
Iaration Of independence.
Messrs. James Smith, a. G. Smil
4. b. Harris, Z. w. Stokes and Bcrr
Nall, were appointed a committee to pre-
pare l3 regular toasts.
ID. w. Farris, A. G. Smith, Jno. c
King and VIM. Chew, Vice Presidents,
On motion of Mr.. A. Raley,
Resolved, That the committee Of al
engagements are requested to use all propc
means to prevent spurious liquors beir
used on that day.
Resolved, That the public are invite
to attend.
Resolved. That this meeting now a,
Ijourn until Saturday evening next.
B. NALL, Chairman,
A. 3. HARRIS, Secretary.