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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15


II Mercantile Library ASS ociation Leo
tmres-ls42, 1.-The arrangements for the SIXTEENTH
ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES before this Asso-
citation nearly completed. Programmes will be pre-
pared AID tickets issued at early day.
With view TO obvis'e the Inconvenience TO vhch su5scg
bers the Lectures OF last year subjected On
of heeTowded state Of Lecture Room the Board Of
Directors have at the solicitation OF many nsbers and b
consent Of the Trustees OF Clinton Hall Association, en-
gagged the BROADWAY TABERNACLE for the delivery
Of the ensuing course.
The GRAFTON and POEM to be delivered In honor of the
THEsrY-sEcoNp ArNlvERsARY on the 9th OF November
will be Introductory TO he caurss 60 aseenmod4,e SUBJ
.cbers the Anniversary Dinper and The Ladies accom-
companyng them, the Grafton and Poem be pronounced
in the Saooa OF NIBLoS GARDEN, wLicb,is 10 l,e nm
prspriaey fitted for the OCCASION The succeeding Lee
,pres viii be delivered a, the Tabernacle Tuesday Ere
ming of escl ree.., commencing on the 18th proxAuo
BY order. ISAAC +. BAILEY,
otOlw 81 Recording Secretary.
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LvMpER.-The prospect now is that most of the
lumber accumulated during the summer will be
disposed of this fall There will be great falling
OF in the numbering operations the coming winter
over the last. Probably not than half as
many teams will be employed BY men in this city.
Bangor WING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
The American Lnborer for October.

The American Lnborer for October.
The October number of this work Is now published and
ready for delivery to subscribers.
CONTENTS.
THE PRESENT STATE THE QUESTION or Projection
TO LABOR.
THE SILK CULTURE.-Report Of Mr. Bliss 10 the Legisla
lure OF ONO, wherein the whole subject fully discussed
and the following questions asked and answered. our
Country aaapted TO The prodgce 81 silk Cap pc done
probably? is there sufficient market is il necessary &c
give Bounty on its producont
INSTRUCTIONS To SILK GROWERS, by j. B. Tlllnghast
LETTERS ON THE ,uBJEcr OF SILK CULruRR, irom j. y
Fa quar-, OF CINCINNATI from J. w. Gill, Mo Pleasans
BebD Esq, Hamilton, E. Wood, of Ashtabula County
j. Fox, Superintendent SILK Manufacture Jefferson Co
i. Wells ESD, Sicubeuyilie F.. Hamlin, Loran CouDly-
and j. Aey er, of Perry.
TIN YEARS OF FREE TgADs
SPEECH OF aiR. EVANS OF AlAIME OH TIE TAR,yT
Appendix, from Hno;her Speech AIR Evans Oh the same
subject
WOOL AND IT'S MANUFACTURE.
Bret Editorials, Extracts, nc.
The American Laborer devoted exclusively TO the adj
yocacy and illustration Ct the Protection OF Home Industry
1t is desgne. 10 pre.eDt in compact, cheap, readable
aud iapilir ard pfaclcai nGnqer the most Ill
rect and convincing facts and arguments in support OF the
policy Of Protecting tie Industry Of People To
this end il rmbodes the ablrs Speeches. Reports Statistics
and other documents on the subject.
II The whole work comprise large octave volume
800 pages, and Is published In parts every month
Seven numbers already and rendy for delivery
Price the whole twelve numbers only rs cent? being the
cheapest publication Of the kind ever published in the
United States. GREELEY MCELRATH,
oil Tribune Buildings leo Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

IMPORTANT INyrNrIos.-We had shown TO US
yesterday the model of continuance for the outlet.
of canals and mill ponds, called the canal bank
and mill dam reservoir, which strikes US as we'll
worth the public attention 1t is the invention Of
Robert Robinson, of Greece Monroe county, and
is designed to keep the water in mill ponds or
canals, at any desired level in case of sudden
freshet. The machine is self acting, and from the
appearance of the model there can be no doubt
that il would work well in practice and proven,
the disasters SO commonly the result of sudden
rise OF water. Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

US he AIAaAaA THlsuNk, Daily, has Jul,
been started at Mobile, to advocate the electio,
OF JOHN c. CALHOUN a. next Pres;dept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

AMERICAN MusRUN.-There viii be two spleadid per-
fonances this afternoon and evening this favols
lshmsn. offering great inducements to strasgera ladies'
children Ae Never better attractions put forth than
are found there this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

W tremendous rain-storm commenced
ABOUT 10 o'clock last evening, and continued down
to the hour of our going to press. We NAV pre-.
sumo that our readers between Mars Hill and RI.
oha'tahoochee will generally have heard from il,
before this reaches them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

S The Wings of GEsEsEE have nominated
JAMES LONG of Darien for Sheriff. ROBINSON Sal
sembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

% The Wings of Cleveland, Ohio, had shei,
Grand Rally and Torch-lgh Procession on Mon
lay evening, the night before the Election, Tues
iay.) Hon. FRANCIS GRANGER (our Granger,
and Hon. S. J. ASDREw., M. c. were to address
the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

APPLES OF TIE THIRD CRop.-We were pre-
sentsd, the other day, with few Apples of the
third crop this summer, by Mr. Samuel Dole
They were small, hard, and rather ill-fevored,
though apparently nearly or quite ripe. Mr. D.
informs that the tree i. now ost in blossom for
another crop. This We think is unprecedented
ortsmouth. Ohio. Tribune Oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

II Phreaology.-s KIRY HAM (author OF an Eng.
ish 0rdmar) Will examine heads and give correct oral
and written descriptions character ard talent al his re,
denee NO 80 ChfSreet Six years experience ju,rifes
charge will be made. o5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

SAFDs's plus god of the healing
art considered by the ancens the greatest beneac
tor the human race, being abie with magic wand
10 alleviate suffering remove dis.ase and re establish
health He is called the Father OF medicine, and temples
erected perpetua,e bis fame IS the light nee
advances. discoveries made all OF which have ten
dency 10 alleviate the condition of man, and as the nve
tive powers genius know bounds hat stav lis
the pathway Of renown Chemical research
ha. III modern grealy enriched the science OF med
cine; and one the discoveries recently made will be
hailed by thousands with emotions OF oy-Sandss Sarsa-
para new vegetable preparation, will ard speed
lily the nvetera,e class OF diseases, such as Scro
fula or Kings Evil Rheumatism and White Swelling, dis
eases OF the joints Salt Rheun letter, Pimpes and
Pustues the face and vher erup,ions OF the skin I
purifes the blood and healthy ecretionS, nygo
the constituten and gives stamina TO The most de-
biated frame. By diseases vanish, and suffering
is The magic wand IS not needed fresh vlgor To
restore.
For certificates and testimonials see adj
persemens ia different daily parerg.
Prepared and sold, at wholesale ard retail and for EXPORT
ation by Abraham X. SANDS l. Co, Druggists and Chem
ISIS 27S Broadway, OF Chamhersstrcet New To-
Sold also by A B D. Sands 20 Fulton.strert
Gold, and by David Snds Co IT East Broadway
of Marketst. Price 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

" Persons who have any doubts ofthe efficacy Of BRIs
tolls SARsArARLLA invited 10 call any OF the 1ol
lowing City references before purchasing the article.
John Cites. 80! Peari-slreet.
william W Randolph, 5!S FORTH. street.
Lloyd Bryant, No ! Avenue &.
VIM II S;ncne,s 50 Crdar-slreel
MIR. johnson. 20 James street.
William Sebtins, OF Rivngon and Ridge.streets
Robert II. Gorden, Is Orangs.street.
Mrs. A. Hodge, SO Ridge-sireeL
William Wilson, Sc Lewis street
NJ Vandewater, SI4 Madison street..
Lrmuel LELAND, Sc Hudson street.
l. G. Reed AS fulton. street, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Ward, IS Baynrd.streeL
j. w. Henderson 273 Grand-street.
James McGill $50 Grand. street..
II. 3. Knapp, 81 Avenue B-house sGf Fourth. street
John Culver, l9 Santou-sreei.
do not wish any pure this medicine until they
fully satisfy themselves that all that said OF true
therefore, they will take the trouble call Mr. Burger
50 Cour,landtsireet, Mlhaus 1873 Broadway they
can examine subsAntated testimony in addition to the
above which will prove concluslvcy that the article is
what II porpoTls 20 be C. c. BRISTOL.
CAUTIoS.--As the fame OF dis wonderful medicine eS-
tends, numerous preparations springng Up
part of lis reputation The afflicted therefore, should
CAREFUL they wish the true article, ask Brsor and
that the written signature OF c. C. Bristol the
cork OF The bottle.
sale Dy reputable Druggists agents throughout
the country.
William Burger, Wholesale Agent so Courtlandt-s,ree,
and 1873 Grrenwicbstreet, and at retail the following
places Mhau's Pharmacy. 1873 Broadway: Rushon 4
Aspinwal ITO Broadway, IS Willamstreet. and 10 Astor
House; jaAes Syme, NJ d. IS Bowery; Robert Leggett
NJ D. II Avenue d s. Qu acs -nbush, 7s9 Greenwic.st
and A. Hill 2a Greenwich street; nead S Fulton
Hudson-treet; D. T. Burnett, Third Avenue, Corner oil
EghtIsreet; Philip Merke, SOS Grapd.sireet Daniel B.
Tucker $50 Grand.,treet Dickinson Goodwin Hartford
Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

70 The Wings of COLUMBIA County have nom
mated JOSHUA /. WATERMAN of Hudson, JONAS
MILLER of Taghkanic, and EDWIN E. GRloGs o.
New Lebanon for Assembly They had very
ull Convention, which was addressed by WILLIS
HALL and Hon. A. B. Dickinson, and the Re
publican says they are awaking from their swc
ears sumber, and resolved to do their utmost
If they do their friends elsewhere will be most
agreeably disappointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

~ We are requested 10 call attention TO the notice az
the iri'h IMMIGRANT Society in this days paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

70 The Wings of WgsrcHEsrER County have
nominated for Assembly GOUVERNEUR NJ
WILKINS and ARNOLD F. DICKINSON
They are good men and true and can be elected Il
the Wings try. Then why not :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

D The FsHK1LL STANDARD, Duchess county,
hitherto neutral, has avowed itself in favor Of
CLAY, BRAp1sH and FURaAS, on the ground cf
their devotion to the cause OF Projection TO
HOVE INDUSTRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
uEnlI style Of Gentle,n ems Ha,.-gIRn

corner OF Pine and Nasaudreets, has ready for ia.
spec ZION and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Ger,e.
mems BATS OF ESMkw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

q DANIEL LAssELs of Ephra,ah is the Whig
candidate for Assembly from Fulton and Hami
ton Counties. There can be no seriou, doubt of hi,
election, and we hope for strong majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

DT We hear reports of in.olence and imposi-
ton on the part Of the drivers of some Of PAL
MFRS Broadway omnihuses. We know instances
in which they have demanded shilling, instead
of the regular fare, and have been exceedingly
abusive toward ladies and gentlemen who were
not disposed to submit to their gross extorsiou.
If the proprietor cannot End remedy for this,
the riding portion of the community cas and will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

70 Tho Wings of osweso County have non
mated JOHN L. KIP of Hannibal and JACOB CRoM
WELL of Williamstown for Assembly They NEAR
to elect them, most decidedly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

GY Remembers the Memoyni Si op
CampEafne OIL, Spirits and Improved Butt RE 70
Fayetls Hall, 5s7 Bfoadway opposite bios il
duced nearly 50 per cent. d. ". M eccn1 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

Il Spencer,s amiia:soH WoteskiR HAL
This popular article commended o the public as pec..
srly desirable the present tne. Tor us economy Rc7
elegance and durabity,t compe,es successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price s. Is. SPENCER
ale If Fashionable Halter, No. 24SB7osdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

GCarperings, Druggsss, tscs-Jas. receives.
ard ready for SALE invoice o! Brussels Royal Wilton -,
Velvet CarpesGe OF the most gorgeous description
ling any Thing OF clIe kind ever before Imported.
Also an invoice OF FRENCH DRUG GETS an es,;,.,
new article, LIE oPARD and GIRAFFE patterns Az
invoice af ENGLISH pRUGGETS, from Is usbeS :. . :
yards wide, new patterns and beautiful coloc-toseths
with an extensive assortment Of INGRAM, VENGTfIg
THREE-PLY and PATENT CARPETiNGS RtrESs :,
the most splendid description Door mats Table and P
Covers and all necessary articles connecte, th b-
PETIN6 business. n. B.-PriceI 10 .uis tie tpse.
motto is. Largr saies a! small profit.
c. w SMTTH& COMPANY, 254 Broadway
OILS st Opposite the Civ IA,
u Carpctin$s: Carpetinss! CnrpetinR.,
Cheaper than evert-All those who are ia wan OF Car
ngs, notice the following:
All wool Ingram carpeting, only SIS per yard.
super 4sed
extra sup IS "a
double IS 50 y
Three-ply, superior patterns and eolors, SIS
DO do do DO extra quality, la
English Brussels. extra, los.
ROYAL Wilton ans Velvet Carpeting, equa ly low
Together with large assortment OF DrugseS Oj-lo,h
Ruys DGor-mats, Table and Piano Covers, India Man.
S,ar.RodS Scthe largest stock OF goods the civ pa,
csasery would find il their decided interest 10 rs a..
examIne this sieck before anking slse where. H
r SMITH. Jr., AS Pear,s,ras,
oI5lw Opposite wiianlsreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

E MrNDERr NJ. R. WIMrIE is the Wing can
didate tor Assembly in Schenectady County. He
is the right man, and we have hardly doubt vii
reelected. The Wings of Schenectady are READY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

90 CHARLES ROGERS of Washington Co.
the Wing candidate for Congress from the
AlVth District composed of Washington and Es-
lex Counties. This District can give $500 Wing
majority very easily-2,9O0 if ii tries. Will ii
,ot try? Wings Of WAsHlSGroN and ESSEX!
Let US hear from you in your strength in No
yembsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

70 We are happy to learn that the Trustees OF
the RUTGERS Institute havemede arrangemen,sfor
an interesting and valuable series of Lectures for
the coming season. The people Of the Eastern
portion of the city will thus have delightful and
instructive entertainment at their own doors
Several gentlemen of eminent learning and ability
have already been invited and others will be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

81 E4ats of the Fall style are now ready.
THE model tor the is slight modification OF The
prevailing Paris mode.
SPENCERS Sales Room.
September Isl. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

A BANK PRESIDENT IN 4 CoRNER.-Benjamin
Shaw, late President of the Frankfort Bank, Me-,
was tried at Belfast last week, charge of ON
bezzling the funds of the institution. The Jury
could not agree-eleven for convicting, one for &C
quitting. He will soon be hauled over the Goals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

p Particular Nosice.--Those pef so q, bsls
furniture OF any description dispose OF, or WI
ing no housekeeping will find, ready sale ,or ~ ea
or ali of their goods, by seidiag Their sssss-d
uron the subscriber. Goods any amount
ieao n r. COTTON 4 CO, 1877 CReo ~
II Fa,saSgy RibJes.-An 2ssortfpeIt o' ~
bles for sale quantities 81 retail very CIR
DAYTON < NEW MAN, 1888 biusai Is.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in School Ciasssn n,s
ceIiapeous Books. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

T BENJAMIN D. SILLIMAN of Brook
Ign is the Wing candidate for Congress, in the Sc
cond District composed of Kings and Richmond
Counties. He eminently combines talent with
worth and popularity, and will be a most credita-
ole and useful Representative. We trust the
Wigs of that District have determined to elect
him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

~ yylgs uad scut,,e. Tho importance vaka
MI ages have IN the Head OF Hair is clear :degot ers
set upon personal figure, and when by csrlfn.
freak at Nature the human form deprived offs hG p
portion, Art resoried TO, order by artificial r.Ea
supply the deficiency. Hence have arisen those s3ees'
tu discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Raryifea~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

LAWYERS DlARY-Ths Day, October 18Th
c,acurr CouRr-Nos So, S. 81 S. g. u.s. S. 81 1885, 90,
ss7 g. IS 10 l4o 5s, 1885, S. 81 los, e5 ls i4t, i6S,
IS. l1s, leo. -,
Iss , l6s 1885, 1885, 1859, ITO, I'LL ITS, l7s so, 1874,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

% Hon. ALBERT SMITH of Batavia is the
Wing candsdate for Congress in Old Genesce, or
the XXXIlId District composed of Genssee and
Wyoming Counties. He was an able and most
efficient Member of the last Legislature. His
elections beyond doubt, but we trust the Wings
sill not the less WORK to put his majority above
5000. He deserves it-THE CAUSE needs it, and
the District can give it. Freemen of Genesee
give the Albany Regency more genuine roar
of the Young Lion of the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

~ GouPnUd,s poudre snbtiie, 70. = eg NIX f5a
and permanently Graduating superauous o'Sa and sS
femsles upper lips the hair concea!ips beoad s
ted forehead the stubborn beard Of man, or aoy
perfiuous hair. Be sure TO get the genuine AZ us
Office, 81 Waikers,reet, one door froa, EIoaa~Ay
Agents-Gut,re, Mailen.laar, Albany: ass s,r;ss.
Haven; Brown &c Chesnut street, PhiladelPn,s is o.
Mlk-streer, Roston; Gray, Poaghkeeps'ri 1'D ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
FRANKl.iN rAp,.n MIL,

IIF f'ankin Company OF Ricbu.on have tor yale q,
nriI own uiinut'ciu'e, EoOi ,s-oun,ent of n Kind.
oi PhPEk ~ E"nu'f use which In q,laiit, aud p,,
lacy nope VIII DC tlund to compare with
ur pOiuco" OF any stinir esiabhs nen Ia IA. tIntnn
,m, naenlheiy bcs new and embracing the latest in.
rue, solicit The particular attention VI mcmbors OF the
n', 'cfk. ~ 'ouris ConmIs -Oucts Cnsncefy, M.I
hen ai an ~" desire tO use superior article then
'inh" iclcr, CAP, Record inn Dauk book Paper ,dc
mn we hn~ LINEN STOCK. which gives u superior
c, sIenk,hand durability. Being used la IN. PubIc o.
hccs here they permitted 10 re fer 10 the Il, 1T and :,
hunors, ifcasuiet CieIks OF The senate and
lily. " i'
Me'chauis, Booshincrs, StatonerE, Printers and other
wholesale dcac'S, Will Away uu good al
WV, or ~ the anis III ia" agents Mcssis james -iEer q
Sn The ConNsuy lnvic"rers for thriT Paper, and are
ready Ia contra for tue supply ali Who u.,
dcsIc II. 49, -'
Retail purchasers will n'l the Psper by
the fTsnkn Company ali the Book aud -aiorary snrr
"a tina 'iy, 1nhin vai"us other paris Of the ~ia. III.
freNienl ai Dt Scc's Request from the pu lie generally
lar ,ia OF their paper, ad such preference may b,
tOun'i To- ticrt.
Tue hishcat rrico will bc given for Clean Linen
anu Cotton Wass. deliver tile mil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
FAtL IMPORTATION or
CHINA, QUEtNsW ARE, sc.

Nv h, UukAwty, now d. hlrcirt. am I'm rcr.irf "a
- m' u'u'l -urrs Of Fii Grris ,mouru fhc,r ,gii
% lnnd variety AMI sf'r of Jlu.rrs snt sh,pcs 90
lFcy new an altogether uuNqrg,i hriorc n t+s rs1t
Vet Asp rcccuiN rurchlsri. tut rnw receiving G,ir
lnc viri'ui mununcioucs is s country, r.s an s..
neral assortment cf
tc cut rfeescd and plain G,ts " every drs,rirs,n
looking Hla.scs Gcrmap Svrr ani britannia Ces,srs
-Nnc Wsrc &c. Sc all which oarr Nv me plckage or
rcPaeF dto order, upon the uos Iiyotshlc terms
wv T. HUTITR
o. 1d0ors shove Roll I.vcrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
TO SHIT man, a.,

~ SUIT HARD TIMES.
ny NJ - -. q SIN PAINTING, GLIDING GLAZING, &c
hLuE"lIh T. SMITH tenders ls ttan 10 his friends
aNi TIE PUBIC Tor The extensive PATRONAGE with met
ne mas hccn souTci ind respectfully announces 10 Them
lny lshoN: cpiied 10 execute orders ia the various
vl US business Ia sufeTiUT aud OF
leI avs winch cannot iaii tn meet apprnbai:on
lie Particularly requests individuals or firms who ma,
require SsHs Pantei or LecTed Lettering OF anv ,f,
scriion Done, tia lac Will undeu Ike their execution in
y Exmaniike manner much teio,. me prices usual,
enar=cdiu ms City for his motto AMI shall bcthat
~itct economy Tequirrsonly moderate expenditure
Aui nioJefae proofs suffice Tor us requirements"
paefs ini Glazing in any part Of the Cry shall be
pIoy auetdc TO- and he confidently promises nis pat
ros tha ihey shall not be the victims procrasunaon
onhis Iar.
1entesnen n the country will find him ready as Lereio
J's 70 undertake ia ming &c In the adjacent counties
aud they ~Il al~o hndta he hiss asavs IN hand an ~
tersiNc emf varied assortment Of colours reayd ,uiSou
IL shop vn K'u Road street, ShOckoe Hill. Marker
no Sc square H'aFitc Depot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-08
NEW FALL GOODS

tHE subscriber has received per the w.vmou,b m.
L perIaetets from New York. full a. d Ir,ut,T a..
-"nheni oi Dry foods, su table for the son ,c yi ap
commune to receive 10y every arrival villa .vrr "a M .n,
Ieccyru.-- " " ''' ''N's
raiin striped and Prin ed sh,ueys
Rict Ig Nouslin-, styles
DO Mourning 30
DO Chine silks, a beautiful assounept
DO S;rped
Black wsiered ami striped 10
DO pOu de
do Italian lusrre
bo Gro dc Paris
do Satin Levsniinr
Mu'c cord Pou ie -l,i and f;ro do Af,,,na
do io figured do
FOUIard Silks
Rich Chine Shawls ard Scarfs
Muzin inSerfirg- ami Esigiuss
Ncefe Work Collars, fion g to $50
DO do Capes
Inianis Robes, Waists and Cans
FIeuch EDglish and German Mernoes
Light Printed SaIonys
French ED.lish German Iscss and C.,rn-s
iase iaces ami L,.snss very cheap
Rain and hsufed Netts, (, and e. Brnssels
Back and white -i!k Hose aud hail Hose
Raw sIik Castirer"s, Wool ant Cotton 10
ianeh Cambria Hdsls all prices
Iieinstitcl lied, REVERE and Emb oIdered DO
Iarletnn Musins white and coloured
BOOK, Null Cainbnc, Jaccouet an i swiss Muslna
Striped an Plaid
Welch All Enslish Fanneis
lO and l2 Linen sheetnas cheap
Table Damasss, DItTask Cloths
Ifisr Liasnr. Pillow Casc Linens Il I'd, eve Dianer.
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