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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship Rhone-Mde Louisa T.. Desfourpau aux
Mde Fanny lie Bun Mde j. Chirdon, of France; Messrs
Cisud Bernars OF New Oeans Paul Bres, of New York;
wainwright Bdcot Dr. Lawrence Smith, OF Charleston, and
l06 the steerase. ~.
NEW ORLEArs-Shp Gaston-Wm Boyce, John II. Dewr,
Capt NJ Spere OF Cuba. and IN the steer &c.
CHARLEsToN-Shp Suttan-Mr. Taylor
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half 1850 bunch IL, lss M de Espes 5000 teaches
ST JoHss R~bg Calais 1853 half hhds Thomson
Adams. r.r.... MS -. =.
cocoanuts oranges Aymar co. - .r..
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Married.

On Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst, at Yonkers by
the Rev. John A. Selick, Mr. JAMES MuRPHy, Of New
York, to Miss JOHANNA MATILDA BERNARD, of Yonkers.
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TRApE OF THE u. STATES Win rHk W. Irpns AND g
AMERcA-
ssg. S Pug sf "a gai ,ss sss E, sss
Dutch GUIANA g,9l7 $3.50 T,78 sells
Cuba, -, s,s5fss1 ssc1s s.Osfcn s.ssssi1 s.s5si7i
WI lslesl Ias, 1887 l.sa,7s. To.lgo
azils, s,6i6lS3 1881 278.73c 1877 296 Ala. 863
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains Of vessels arriving
arepo Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basseu
board them Immediately their arrival We will rec;procae
the favor in
To Correspondents.
Our correspondents foreign ports respectfully
send by vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received.
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TIVOLT SALOON.

THE LARGEST and splendid SALOON city for
Musical 5oi,ers. Concerts Asse mblies, Milay Balls,
P,vne nd PabIIc Dnu ,rles toiteh Meef,ngs-wi b.
out distinction Of Toe Pprtor anxious to gain
himself ,pi his establishments reputation nd,pe udeet q
pfoi) has leased from the such terms as Will
enable Lin 20 iinietr with o.ss estbisnn en- AM shall
be- tn"st pr ~ make arransemrns I'm accordance with the
tnrsl win ~ who favor him with ca'I ana assured
Them Inst W be spared TO give entire sat
WIN p DENMAN, Proprietor
g uessy evenings Of each week Is get aparttor Invita-
ala. oa lmsr
ELORIDA FUNDS Wanted INN caisIely b.,
WM.&yNQ. OBNiEN,
ols5ec - Wall ST. back ohcs.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IL. lsaa.
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NAUTICAL EXPERT m y NT,S

AT CASTLE GARDEN, UNDER THE DTREC-
TON OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
On Tuesday the sh of October on the next fair day.
~ should that unayorabe Regatta with
teal and Scientific experiments will take place above
The exercises will commence at 10 and continue
throughout the day.
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH Of Professo or,e will c ON
orders Governors Island under the attendance Of
Colonel Bankhead
MATCHES WITH SAILS OARs-Under the direction of
Officers OF the Navy. II.
Persons wishing boats make matches viii apply
for blank forms the Nautical Committee at Nibo or 10
French K Heiser. at Castle GARDEN.
The SUBMARINE BATTERY, under recon Of Mr. Samuel
Colt vii blow vesse of about $50 TONS containing life
pressrvers, &C., at4P NJ
For particulars published the morning of
the l8th
white flag will be hoisted artery and va -ous pub
lie places should the weather be unfvoabe
posiponement- ole Ctr
&h0 hEWARO-Was lost, some time in July 1884, the
PcO Chestnut street theatre hunting gold horizontal
watch, made by inlet Princes Leicester square No m
The above watch is remarkably well finished with very
heavy gold with the words Fsther-May l2 en-
Rraved II small characters the circular piece
side of the The above reward will be paid for
Of the watch to the Office OF the Public Ledger Philadelphia
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nHBLO's GARDEN.
NOVELTY AND ATTRACTION
First A,ie.rsnc- ~ A,n-uc, of
NINE. JAVELLI
TIE First Rut= nsuc-, IA the word
The Wonderful kav~i ta,niiy
The Jdgaifc,,d pIMos,ims c,ILed the
THE NIGHT OWL,
MONDAY EVENING thu ,~rfpnrsnc- sill eommsu. +. a,
hall hal - ~, with
An ON tRTukk
An.T which
JOCkO; Or The BRAZILIAN APE
cko,. J. rome Rsvei
TIGHT ROPE.
By the Rsvel Family CHARLES Winthen and Madame Jayrl
Spcce-d.J by
AN OVERTURE.
conclude with Panfomime
MAZULME, OR THE NIGHT OWL
MaIu'me the Night Owl, Mr Well:
Sheyaier Bansno, Jerome Ravel
Emile, Gabriel kavel
iacloh, Antoine RAvel
bai'smsm, Mons Dauvsun
Mariana, poor Peasant, Nine Jerome RavsI
Julie, her daughter, Mile Ooutreyilic
Zuima, CireaS.ian Slave. Miss Wells
The Garden hallpast sir-Performa eouence
hall-pasi seven.
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and are al the risk OF the owners thereof. OR
Az PACKET FOR HAVRE-Second Line-The ship
M4&$ ONEIDA James Funck, Master, will sail on the LIST
SRHks of November.
BOYD & HINCkEN,
ol2I No Ton:ine Buildings.
S&& r0 05p BtACR BAIL LINE OF PACKETS
MESH FOX LIN En- OOL-Packet Of the 10Th DC obe-
The well known favorite packet ship, ENGLAND.
regular day This splendid ship has unsurpassed -ccommoda
on for cabin sc ond cabin aud sreersg- passengers Those
wishing to secure 6eT' Ie9aire maxi early application
;. JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South ST.
B-Pesons sending for their friends siding in Great
Btan o. Ireland eau have them brought. out usual b.
BE- furnished payable IN all the pn-pa' throughout the
United klngdom on application as above. ol6r
&kTk FOR NEW ORLEANS--Louisansan and New
M3SH York Line-Reeula Packet of goth Oct The fast
calling coppered and copper fastened packer shin
SHAKESPEARE, Captain Allen Miner W positively sail AZ
above her regular day. For freight passage having
furnished accommodations apply on board, Orleans whaI
Elk COLLINS x 20. IS South ST.
Positively goods received after evening the
10Th insr. -" w.
Shippers rely having their goods measur
ed and that the ships Of t line will sail punctuay sdver
used Any guarantee to that effect will be and fulfilled
that may be required
Agents in ~ Orleans, Hnn Woodruff who will prompt.
ly forward all goods to their address,
The packet ship YAZOO, CAPTAIN J H Trask will sue.
ceed the Shakespeare and SAIL the sh October her regular
day. oI6r
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BEACON COURSE-TKOTTING.

IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.
LII systems have to undergo the ordeal Of public
proportion ofonetenth the whole stamped with the seal OF
APPRECIATION.
The feature science of Dentistry discovered
BY d.. Candwe Of Virginia and i, successfully prac.
sed by Geo. w Humphreys his pupil who has taken rooms
23 Boadav door the American Hotel where he VIII
be happy give practical demonstrations Of his skill 70 this
Of extracting teeth which has
caused Of temperament to bear the orm n OF
toohache DIRE ading the system so long IN 70
All dental OF rnions med by him warranted Teeth
inserted with such perecness deceive the most scrui-
zing, OF their faIsty.
Teeth plugged cleaned, filled thu approved
plan in acquiring thorough know
ledge together with practice IN the Sou
be offers his services 10 the public with conf
dence. ...
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RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOAKS
TO BE RAFFLED for positively the first Of Novem-
Der next two splenpid blue cloth gentle mems Sps"sh
Circular Clocks with capes Handsomely nude ~ WIN ,e
collar and facnrs canes lined With silks and complete
in every other respect Tickets So 50 ZACH As the rams VIII
BE- pad for whe her when ihe s x n
chance w,uld do we'll 70 apply earyas such chance sci
dom oers-ths highest md low ST nuno, Is are q nave aeIoAk
each For urthsr particulars apply at NO M"rrsy street.
corner Brosdwsy where cloaks are to be seen
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EMPIRE OK,
FED by P; RUST, Esq, Syracuse oaondag, Co, NY
the largest and best IN the United States win be exhibited
This OK took the First Premium Fair atSvraru
in 1871 and late State Fair in Albany. He wr,vns
lbs
Ami ents
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Stores Nos. 20 .4sn and lis Fulton styest.l
MONDAY

MONDAY
, loh o'clock at POI Centre street
AssigDees ssle-By order Of the the tools and
st ck Contained IA shop above, Of thes, she
hes fixtures &c .rt,inng the bi ok thing ba,ne
also thu patterns Tor VI irn ant morc- locks alsD casting
unfinished; sso The locks, rim. otice aud iron
door Ia complete order.
TUESDAY,,
Al l01a o'clock, at The auction > Nm,
Large Sale OF Valuable s. be Dry Good IS trunks
cothn IT OF stock of chant aior; fne lot o
remnants Loudon cloth, cassi eres, sestDgs gloves
hdkfs. shirts, collars, &c.
Also lathe worth 5o various hardware ewery groce
mes, pledxed articles guns, splen dd waichrs, &c
Also SUPERIOR consignment OF London and French
watches, jew.lry. &c.
Also astock millinery fashionable hats dry goods glass
show cases, cutlery, &c
Also the stock OF atches and other atees remaining
property OF MIR Lecount under the direction of friend
Erford.
Also, jewelrv, trinkets, curosities, &c.
WEDNESDAY,
At l0L o'clock, in the sales room,
Large extensive aud vau be OF splendid and
useful furniture Of all descriptions.
FRIDAY,
At 10Y o'clock IN the sales
Large sale Of hapgngs uphoter stock
piano 'ortes, paintings, looking glasses, &c.
About 5000 worth nIfcen dimask window curtains in
sets and single.
Also bed and canopys, bedstead curtain
poles, tasses nc
Also matirs sses bed and bedding; time splendid
panolortes 81 beautiful paintings 10 looking classes &C.
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
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SECOND HAKD,a and splendid instrument. will be
~ sold cheap Apply T MONZANI,
OF lmsm s. thompson street
&C0 REWARD will be paid for the No. 1876 Stpy
R~O vssant place, I'd of small brown Slut, which
aged on the 9Th inst She only about six inches eh has
delicate limbs long nails md cropped and has
hairs the and The above reward will be pd
for III Dog for such Information lead her
.i ola u orr
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OQ RIBBONS AND SILKS.-J. T. REYNOLDS.
DIVISION s. has just Iecrived the ecg.a
mentof fashionable Bonnet Ribbons, Silks Sltins Ves
Nc to be found "a the city, Dealers, city and country mil
ners vii, do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
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re. too. is another table exhibiting the votes d
achusolts alone on ihCsc heycral oocaSinna.

And thus falls to the ground the Whole Charge Of the
gentleman from South Carolina against tie New Emo
land m,nOp,lsts and cXtortiohers Thus We see tna
in favor Of not of hose four tariffs thcrc a
J5rlly either OF the New Englaud the Massaclusctt
delegation OF the tariff of lSlG I'll know some
thing OF the parfntagc It's principal authors aud a!|o
cate understood 10 have been Nh LoWndts and Mr.
Calhoun Of South Carolina and have more than once
heard from those whose authority can hardly he qucs
toned, that The friends Of this measure IN Ma7~arAu
sts cnd'ayorod To exert an influence upon l,s
Of these gentlemen. (Mr. Lowndes,) 10 presout him
from overriding the matter, and pushing his protective
policy too far. We see, too these talcs by rhoSr
votes all these successive sustained. lhc>
wcrr cmphaticaliy, the measures q the Middle aud
Western States; and whatever benefit New England has
received from them has been received in spite o her
yOtla.
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More Extracts from Poindcntcr's Report

JESSE I1oYr's SPECULATION IN STOCKS.
John }. Barr broker in Wall street, tc f,s that he
had been largely engaged in the purchase and sale of
stocks for the account OF Mr. loyt that the description
OF stocks which Mr. loy dealt in, through him.
New York, Boston and Providence Railroad Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, New Yor, and Harlem
Railroad, New York and Patterson Railroad; and there
may have been other kinds which cannot remember.
am unable to state, from recollection, the amount of
stocks bought and sold by Mr.. Hoyt's order, He frc
quontly gave mo orders to buy and again sell st'cks
varying, IN amount, from 5000 to $4,000 at time.
do not remember any order for more than 81 800 at
time" These stocks were purchased by the brvker in
his own nsme, who took certificates of the stock pu-
chased, and made on the back blank power Of atio.
ney, signed and properly authenticated which he dely
cred Mr. Hoyt who thereupon paid the money to the
broker Tho total amount Of the stocks bought aid Sold
by the wiinessnn account Of Mr.: Hoyt he states. as
near as no is able /, ascertain, sb eig or rre,r
lhcN.lnl 3elar. The Wines IN. ltI att that L WIS
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an have been raised. Now II is clear that for the
best indigenous aud New Orleans Cottons We must look
To the North Western Provinces Of India alone, where
the culture may be carried with every prospect OF
success. The land tax has been i,ed aud, II IL To be
hoped sufficiently low Tor the next twenty years to
able the entepfsing cotton planter procure cotton, Tor
the Engsl MARKET, 10 be prown iar linn with profit,
since hs plantations may be situated along tho banks Of
the two navgablo rivers OF the Doab and conveyed by
water 10 Calcutta In like manner the Egyptian cotton
seems to thrivebesi midway between Calcutta and Del
hi; aud the Sea Island. OF the very fines, quality. has
been produced al The mouths of the Gsnpcs. Nizagap
tta on the Bermcse coast, aud Singapore. The pro
dncc at N'aagapaam was 300 lbs per which would
pay well. while indigenous cotton III the ncghborhood
dad not produce more than - lbs at CANAAN, only 50
lbs At Massulipa,am, and G2 = nj Gunloor, IN the
same patul,l oi latitude"
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FREE. TRADE.

The following very common sense ard torcilr chapter
on this topic. from the New York Express. 1t is
straight up and down view Of the mattcrls inst such
mode Of rcEs ming suits tho eonanry and is worth
more than a long essay:
"fcc 'lradc'i beautiful theory to talk eff but neither
France, naand. any other European nation
any examples in II. lfl is all right nobody sea be
Ecycs III any action up,n the right
The question nav, when necessity compes us to raise
our la nlt revenue, is, whether shall Iacc,
upon this Free Trade that nobody else practices upon,
or whittier in rasna the revenue shall discriui
hao, other People discriminate, To protect what
raise, and what make asothcr people decr inmate TO
protect what they rase and What they make.
1t Is great mistake to suppose that only mhnuiarn
rcrs and mechanics and parzans are interested III dis
eliminating duty. Nobody has more interests Oi So
nuch) than the Farmer, whom Foreign nations scduous
y shut out from Their markets When Other nations
sist upon feeding their own only with their own
food, II is the fist duty Of the Farmer here raise up
about him and to eat wat he cannot send 10
foreign countries, 10 be eaten.
Thus We have prepared Table TO show the prices Of
food at Liverpool and at Cincinnati Now # ONO Far
nerS could sonl their products to Liverpool they might
have Liverpool prices, but in the exclusion Of that duty
it is their interest have Manch ester this side of the
sea.
The following comparative view Of the prices OF some
Of the nccrsSarios OF life England. and the Western
nlicd States. is made up from the prices current Of Liver
al and (tu.tt ,l.t tnrt1
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From the Boston ATLAS.
EAST INDIA COTTON.

few days since the Post cited an old number Of
Some unknown periodical Journal in Great Britain. to
prove from the pse dixt Of that Journal that the
attempts of England 10 raise cotton in India with the
view of prohibiting the cotton Of America had proved
failure. No probably attached any importance
any credit to the assumptions the Post and It's unknown
authority, especially those who remember that this
the first time. yet the second that the story
has been set aoat without Tie slightest foundation in
fact The last time that this story in motion,
the very arrival from India brought letters from the
very men who said to haze abandoned the attempt
full OF the strongest confidence OF success True. they
had changed their locality, but 1t was that ley could
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pscH Ha0,,se Eaycrtl G0s. sarc.

A GREEABIY 10 Dccroe u The Circuil Superior
"A Court Of Law and CAanc'ry fyr tie equity oi
Campbell. made the 2'th day cf AIrl ls42. lie sub
scrlcr. who is apppoued special commissioner fer the
purpose. will on the 9th day Of june next en,r for
SALE. on the premises. tie we'll known III ER.N
S7.7.ND. called ,he RED ll0U 81, with lt3 acres Of
Land which is situated the Tavern buildings Store
House. and many ether buildings Of value" beng all the
buildings the Red House. On the North side Of the
rad The Terms Of the sale will be fourth 10 be
paid the h Of December ana the residue in three
EQUAL annual instamens thereafter. the purchaser to
give bond and approved security with lien the land,
further security 1t willie made known Tic day
Of sale. when p4sstss;on will be given.
CHARLES {. HARVEY Com.
Mav 10 t2iJ
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r * T. - n y Ill H..

nA VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST. ex-
- .cuted to us by David Hoffman, bearing date on
the 10Th day 81 April $40, and of record in the county
court OF Amherst, will, on the Eth day Of June,
lci2. At the residence OF the said hoffman, in the coun-
y OF Amherst. the town oil Lynchburg. expose
sale, by WY oil public auction, the whole Of the rcmain-
in9 property embraced in said deed of trust consisting.
amongst othtr things. OF the piece parcel Of
l. Al ID
which the said Hoffman resides. containing egh, and
half acres. with the
r. II " l. II ~ ~
and improvements erected tcreon Stock Of Leather.
Tanning Implements, Farming cnscs, Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, Carriage and Harness. Houses,
Horse art and Gear. Saddles, and Brides, SIX
= LA YES,
namely ben. sally, Nancy. Margaret. Fanny. aud old
Benz undivided sixth part oi certain Slaves and 9th
personal property. (suhect To the life OF Mrs
Sarah Watt thercln) heretoiure conveyed by the late
Thomas Wat, tn Anscm Lynch and James Benaeh.
by deed bearing date the 3Oth ay of December, le
and OF record III the Hastings Court for the Corporation
Of ynchbnrg i'll trust Ur certain PURPOSES therein ex-
pressed; &c, t>c.
The Of sale Will be liberal and made known at
the tlHe aud place Of sale
Acllng Trustees. VIII only convey 10 tho pur-
chasers such uc 5 is vested mus
{. DABNEN. r
Cl.' Mosni, Trustees
May - tl1.Iunc
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a Administrators sale.

IBNiF subscriber will sell. privately Maria likely
1 woman a good pastry co,h, known Mara Per
lins Henry, likely man, irsrae Scrvanlior the last
war or Two he has ben hired the Engineers and the
Packet Boat between Lynchhur- S Richmond, john. 4
likely boy is good Boot aud Shoe maker; and Robert
aud Pleasant, likely boys.
These very likel, Negroes. and it il very seldom
tbs. such in market and i,Aoy not s5d privately
hy ho Sh day ofJuly. they will he sold, that day.
for cash. short ,me for negotiable paper, saslac
,ony endorsed, by Messrs. Payne y Turner, in front
q their Auction Store.
DABNEN MARTIN, Administrator Of
VIM W Perkins decd.
NAV 70 wtSHv
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1)olittCIl.


1ioN.
Extract from. Nr. U'inHr cps pcccl. On referring nc
subject u discriminating duties 10 Tie toan,tle on
.Hn,,Jdcitrcs.
And here sir let me turn to another point in this case
I'm attempt has been made. IN the this debate
10 give To this tariff question the shape OF controversy
between New England and the Jthc parts al The Mon.
Indeed it has always been iavorlte policy with the op
p1ntnts of the protecting sy stem to hold up in odum
a New England. and sometimes mere
Massac huSctt, interest Tho honorable gent enan rm
South Carolina especially, spoke most emphaucally OF
the iuSaatc importantly of Eastcrn manufacturers nn
this SUBJECT Not satisfied, he told us, with the pro
lection they obtained in 1916, they again in ls2l
they came AGAIN III ls2S aud he represented them
coming STILL and like the daughters Of the horse ccch
CRYING always, give, give! Sir. my honorable col
league (Ir lIudson) has already well said that there
other and many other States quite as much lnterCS
ted in this question the New England States Now
England labor. depend upon it. can living under
any sy scm which will suit the labor ol the Middle and
Western States Ii they can do without protection we
they are ready 10 surrender thu principle of dis
elimination. ready. And We shall see who " IL
hold out longest. and who viii cry ont first. But what
the historical fact in relation the ails Of 1876.
and > and Is aud 80 How does the record bear out
the asst on that these were the result oi New Eng
land Importantly and grccdincss Here, sir is lubu-
lar statement exhibiting the Of the dcron, Stat,
by which these various bills canI.d through the
House Of representatives. Let us ,eo how II runs;
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Notice..

a III. persons having calas against the late firm OF
u Miller & Ruchcr. requested to present them 10
the subscriber for settlement tho &C ind hod sad
hereby called on To make prompt ananec-
nents for pa ymcn him, he is DESTROYS Of speedily
closing the business. AMBROSE b. ri CkFR.
Sury. Partner Of Miller & Rucker.
April IA is
NEsy PAsirNE5s$E7sP.
ME UNDERSIGNED have connected them
- selves Partners in the Grocery Business IN the
town Of I.yn"hhurg. under the style and firm OF
.Fg5flfi' - ESHCkcr.
They have taken the house lately occupied by the ol'
Of Miller & Rnckcr where they offer for sale
extensive stock Of Groceries. moderate prices. suit
Cd To the tines and solicit continuance of the patron
age heretofore bestowed upon their prcdeceN' ,rs.
SAMUEL MILLER.
AMBROSE. b. RI 'tkER
April II a if ut of
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NEW Ss'sslN<: Il SUMNER.
EsFsH' C.DOD$,

4 AMES A. S'IiGlER is now receiving his Spring
81 Summer supply Of Goods embracing very
handsome assortment, which has recently been purcha
sc1 prices from thirty fifty per lower than for
MGR SEASONS. and will be sold at such EXTREMELY
LON RATES cannot fail To give entire sa tisaron
lie asks the attention OF his friends and the public 10
the following Gnods:
French prinicd Lawns. from Is cents Up
Paris striped and discharged do
Al printed Countries and Calicoes
Spne Prints from Il! To -
Black Italian and cold. Silks
Moisin DE- Lanes, from common To fine
Black and lue black Bombazines
SIN and cotton Gloves and Hosiery
Genuine Linen tanlbric landkerchicls, at % cts.
Shades and Parasols, good assortment, very cheap
Sh Cord and laSscls. various colours
Black, c9loted and embroidered Mts
Silk and worslcd nett Rrtculcs
Artificial Flowers, Florence Braid. and other Bonncts
NaZarine blue and fancy Kid Gloves
Blue. pink lilac. and drab corded Bonnet Lawns
Super Ganbroons. ribbed and plain, 3s and IS I'd
Plain and fancy Linen Drlllngs, from - cts. up
kcmlin's Mexican Cassmores and printed Jeanos fof
boy 5
Best Georgia Nankcccn, at - MS.
Summer Cloth and Spring Cashmere
Large stock wool dyed and other Cloths from s. - IL
Satin Silh Mrrno and Nars-illes Nostng very cheap
Six picket Ilandkcrchicls and fancy CIayats
Summer stocks and Crayat S6nencrs
Heavy ptncntiary plaids and blue Drills
Best undrcsscd Irish Linen for family
{ often aud Linen Osuaburgs, Bedilchs and brown Do
mes,ics, large supply.
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