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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-16

Mr.. TySons Rejection. In late paper, we gave
our opinion that the Wing Senators had acted I'M
wisely in confirming the nomination OF bitter Lo-
coioco like Dabney ). Carr of Baltimore, and re-
jecting Wing like J. w. Tyson. We had pre-
yiousy called for the reasons of Mr. Tyson's re-
lection, and we have since learned them. But
first let us do the Senate the Justice TO state that
Mr.. Carr, though a bitter Locotoco and an active
partisan, is capable aud good officer, aud on that
ground was confirmed without division. Mr..
Tyson, too, is capable and efficient officer, and
was not long since confirmed by the Senate as Sur
yeyor OF the Port of Philadelphia. But the post
to which he was last nominated is that OF Comnlls-
sary General OF Purchases lucrative office, al
ways hitherto given 10 some Military veteran, who
had passed many years in the country's service
while MIR. Tyson is young man and lawyer,
who has never been IN the field.
Now several Senators were in service in the last
war; and one of them informs US that he Then saw
our citizen volunteers die 10y hundreds from Insult
fIient and bad food aud inadequate clothing, caus-
ed in great part Ivy by The inerperience Of those en-
ployed M the COmmiSsmidt Department. In view
OF these facts, he could not vote to confirm MIR.
Tyson and such were the views OF other Sena-
tors-n decided majority OF each party voting u
gaiiIst Mr. T., Including Col. Benton, who ought
to know something on this head.
Such is the answer to our inquiry. by Senator
Whose word is unquestionabe. IL is due 10 MIR.
lysOD, whom we KNOW anu tllut
be known that his rejection was not on grounds NJ
all impeaching his character; il is due 10 the pub
lie that The truth should be known.-JV. Y. Tribune.
! Mr.. Van Buren,, II is stated, will pay visit to
| Mr. Clay ut Ashland before proceeding 10 The
| Hermitage. THIS movement may appear slngn-
lar to those persons who may suppose that the po-
ILLEGALLY hostile attitude heretofore held by these
gentlemen was necessarily accompanied, ms is too
often the case, hy personal haired But the ruth
| is, Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Van Buren, have always been
on the most friendly terms, and IN the constant
habit, even in the slormest times, OF familiar So
cia intercourse-eac Of lhem entertaining for
the other great respect aud esteem. We recnl
| lect having heard from an authentic source, lhe
| following uuechoe: Willie General Jackson was
! President ,lr Clay on one occasion met The Cen
eral and Mr.. Van Buren, riding together in barou-
che the latter gentleman dr;vingi aud, pulling of
his har, he sauled Mr.. Van Buren, with low how,
aud with the remark, "good morning MIR. Van
Buren, holding The reins, as usual, perceive!
What eff CT ihIs suluiaiion Ind upon the General,
we do not know. TO Mr.. Van Buren il was OF
course food for mrth.'-Ly,,chbmg Virginian,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-16

rr'nh"g publishing and book selling. In "a me-
moral 10 Congress for protection to this interest
we find the following statistics.
Persons employed 423is
Amount OF business annually S2s,34s922
No'oi books annually produced $4,000 900
OF periodicals do. do. 3Oo0o0o
OF newspapers do DO 3O0OOoOo
Capital invested sIA 600 ooo
Postmaster-Loren +. Waterman, Greensboro,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-16

Postnaster-Loren f. Waterman Greensboro,
" in place of josiah N. Stevens, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-27
Special Sessions.

Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Leonard and Croux
JuLr 26.-!tobert Bamber for beating his wife, and Tho.
mas 1asksop was sent to the Penitenary for months
brute named Garrett Fzimmons exposing his person
m an indecent manner packed of for two MONTHS
Charles Thompson, Charles Johnson and John Freeze
charged with assaung Mrs. Coffee on Saturday night
were discharged having been proved that two of them
were not present at the assault and the parties not appear
ing against the third Henry Winsow charged with
beating his wife Alice was adjudgcd guilty but allowed
TO dePt the Court telling him that for the future che
must not ut his hand her." Winslow objected to the
decision ana limited that the Court possibly intended to
say that he should not put his hand upon her in anger
which Judge Noah assented and off he went Peter Nc
Auley was charged with assaultng Mrs Ellen Wallace
ana watchman, named John G.. Murdock and with
Kicking npa on the premises of the former as dis.
charyed on promise to evacuae the city Joseph Riley
9r kicking up rnmpuss and striking Waterman named
WIN Speisht with his wooden fist which he handled with
sli the science ola Sullivan up for a month";
John Cunningham charged with stealing two ST notes
from Alexander NJ Matthews. He admitted his guilt and
at the time he was arrested $2s found in the lining of
his cap which he says he found in Walker street II be-
ing his first offence the Court his sentence TO
two months in the city prison. James Thompson black
Tor beating his wife Amelia allowed on faithful
promises to do better Elizabeth Hope wash woman
charged with stealing watch from Frederick Garvey
while selecting his clothes for the wash sent to the
city month.
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DIR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DISPENSAHf .2oiHt Itonstreet near
~ GecnwichDr. Morrison, heQ.f oftt, Loyal College
Of Surgeons London, and formerly S&y. hin British Ma
wy continues TO be consulted daily all disease, delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms
lc'ors ament and the impndent quac medicines
~ W. % naa an oi twenty wo Yeas treating
mild safe and nfallbe substitute mercury
ing the 'enerea virns with certainty out suecng the
patient any risk or restricting him in susual diets
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per-
imgement Of he PROSTATE gland, &c mpaned with much irri
ation and du PAIN about these Of the
qnences OF estment Dr. NJ
tine manner promoting ABSORB Of the thlekene ayeusr
membrane with tout pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILITY.-Thousands of young
men are suffering from tic Of indulgence
cret destructive habit whose further injured from
the use OF nesrums ended specifics which stimulate
only TO induce great depression. Dr. NJ such
purely pahoos,sa pnneg.s pd never fails in establishing
Letters post PAID containing suitable fee, will
correspondent full advice and dcine any part of the
Jnen, By his giving history Of his detail 20 Fu
street Greenwich. lmsr
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Circuit Court.


July 2o'-Mynder Fan Schaick va. John TO- Jon.,-
Eey one knows the worthy and wealthy Alderman the
pantII and are equally well acquainted with his highly
,cen,eu ou' less fortunate tenant, John Rker Jr the
tae emcient and uchthought-of Chief Engineer John
eu extensive premises, which he occupied as carriage
aGPot inc great rentof which, it is asserted greatly
triouted to overwhelm him. He was considerably in
ior rent and agreed with plaintiff to make very
superior carriage for him the plan furnished and for
me use OF lady, the Adermans daughter. When the
carriage mad become nearly finished Mr.. Riker found
notes coming due for about $500 which had been en-
dorsed Tor him by Mr.. Hofnire, and others and dis.
counted at the Chemical Bank. Thinking that the LADY
would De less injured by the loss of her new carriage than
MS friends wsuld be by having to take up his paper he
SOFA me carnage (Which worth about $500 to defend.
aa or me purpose of paying his This coming to
an Schacks ears, he strongly demonstrated
WIN MT hKer, who 1t was said the trial even shed
FEARS al the situation from adverse circumstances in
winch ne found himself placed. The carriage
was rePievined by plaintiff he claiming to have
received possession Of and action is now brought The
'point to possession appeared to have been that
nr' fuker SAID II the carriage done at certain
lime winch was named Mr.. Van Setback might have IT,
ne court charged that delivery have been made
before the plaintiff could be entitled the property The
various points OF the evidence reviewed and the Ju.
~ reire Alter being out time and finding il inn
possible ior them to agree they directed TO come into
court The case was then, by consent given to two of
.nem with another gentleman added viz Messrs George
r. Arnold Asaph Stone, and Aaron Arnold as referees
and the remainder were discharged -
For plaintiff Messrs. MVean and Revnolds For ID.
iendani Messrs. M'Coun and Clark.
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DOCTOR J. FIR CTS
OCTIJST
OCULISTS.

NO. 10 BARCLAY STREET. within two doors of the
-, Aor Preparations are perfect cur for all
IN removing nebulas Of the longest standing without
W CERTIFICATES.
ce1iy that jacob Valentine youth OF srut ntcen years
ofsge was brought TO my house last fill apparently blind He
Dr. j. Francis whose has been III. nesns under
God of'e''0nns bis sight g, JtHEs MINOR
This is TO certify that two my cnidren were Afflicted with
% sys' Tor Length Of & one Of them Was almost blind
without any good effect desrareI o ever being
ecovecd They perfectly restored to sight by Dr. j.
DHNIEE s. JONES, 40 Pearl street
almost blind Tor twelve and IN ye weeks nnder
''e' SV'' anu MIXRTuA BROWN. III FORSYTH street.
'e''''' 70 '"e ABOVE 0e''% G EUR PESEDmT,
Pastor OF tn Stanton street Church.
eye and from the S'o use 'o Of Dr. DIFF Fa
that disease my HESTER fys n9o E street
We, the undersigned having ths astons'g EN-
eaey Of Dr. Francis. peP,raoni ntse Of the sSe =,
Duncan Dunbar Pastor of MeDoussl St Church
M S Ss1 f t: ss;S c sSsisy
jas sTS Dx"dTesde Rom'n Catholic lest Of 81 rte
Church. ,sc,te. can s ...c a, III. oc. perare.-I
sold only BY Dr. Francis 10 Br,lay r,crt Nv fcr,
p D.' Fn wH sset g's%i me sa% 4s Il, n ~
bat p eoo:equepce Of the ,neres Of hs b";'ee "
New York Medical society, has Joined him and ts, CONF
denec can be placed il his prof s,opsl xiii as an Vn
ro SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN. posse sins
strong b. ard and tender face the rtac Tao ard suop
Of g. sands. i the only article IN Tint will gbyi
ss si SS S, n moi SSRS"' va CemSa H,y@sie
ViIie. -" 20, sr,nd; Iowcoct, % Comhi; Thsmhull ia
WV iyai h Im Use" "'' O. SAUNDERS, 1863 Broadway
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C. L. INGERSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.

1QOAT5 Dnkey sail boats and boats pleasure boats
&c. The immense Boat Building Establishment of G. L.
rso 400 Water 81, Catharne Market of the
iost extensive in the United States Here built
eau,u pleasure blges and club boats that have oated
rat Of all the Ru,,ia several rsceJtoa, for Asatc Moncs
hs fancy boat called the John Smith Of Arkansas and the
nny boat Tor Mr. O. Bsnnngs lie has recently completed
life boat on new plan which has been pronounced by
cur most experienced nautical superior any
IRE bo, Al this establishment kind Of boat will be
" finished with reversed bottom from mould in
ut the taste Of the purchaser of whatever form they may
he materials all Of the best Quality pine boards being
UT thereof large assortment Of boats all kind including
fe boats gigs long, qusrter pleasure Whitehall and
oats be always found at the manuiact n.y. much
below what purchasers have heretofore paid and liberal dis
the usual will be made those who wish sell
ain Please call before purchasing elsewhere then
il dge of my work-Referen
Jas. W. Hale Sol Agent, So Wall For 6sement of
boats &c. see Com er Enquirer and New York Commercial
a dverser. iy22 liner
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Boston.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


BosroN, July 25A O'Clock P. NJ.
| Thunder Storm and Tornado Tents Of The hi,,y
artillery struck rahom their ieopc- Death ofLynde
| M Wat9, Esq Thtotrha'-Museume ETC.
| Yesterday afternoon we were RECALLED with re-
freshing thunder storm, which was preceded by a
| violent and destructive tornado. Much damage
was done, in the blowing down Of chmnies and the
upsetting of boats in the harbor, although have
heard ofno loss oflfe. The tents Of the Albany Ar.
tillery on the Common, were Struck" by old Be-
reas, in less than no time I; and large limb was
blown of the " Big Tree" In Wayand, about Is
miles from this city, large three story house was
struck by lightning and much injured. There were
about forty persons In the house, who had assem-
ped 10 attend funeral, and every was more or
less affected by the shock, but no one was killed
or dangerously injured. A young lady was the most
hurt-her body andnone of her limbs being badly
scorched and bistered.
The Albany Artillery attended church Yesterday
escorted by the Columbian Artillery of this city, ac-
companied by the full brass brand, whose eloquent
strains and martial airs, disturbed the equanimity,
and purtanical notions Of some of our over ref,
gious, over jealous citizens. But they should re-
member the old, if it is not altogether trte aphor
ism, which runs The better the day the better the
deed One OF our daily papers Of this morning
buked the Albany Company for this offence very I'M
Justly, as 1t was the Columbian Artillery that en-
ployed the brass band. The Republican Artillery
leave TOR home this afternoon, via New York City,
epistle
Iynde M. Walter, Esq, editor of the Evening
Transcript Of this city, died this morning at o'clock
Mr. Walter had been confined to his room for more
than two years. and his decease is but release from
much suffering and pain. DR.. Palmer, the gentle
man who has attended to the editorial department of
the Transcript since the commencement of the i'll
ness of Mr. w. will probably continue in that sta
ton
MIR. II. Eaton, commences engagement to-
night at the Eagle Theatre, in the character ofHam-
let. II is hoped the acting at this establishment du-
ring the ensuing week. will not be quite so ardent
spirited il was last week. Love and Dempster
are performing in conjunction at Amory Hall. Sig
nor Blitz and the Brigade Band are at the Boston
Museum, where crowds Of the gay and fashionable
nightly resort The public garden, or Arcade
Saloon is getting stale, and those who go there ge-
nerally get their clothes well oiled, and come away
cursing the proprietor. More tomorrow.
Yours. b
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U. $. Circuit Court.

10y 2o-Ihe following gentlemen answered to their
"anes amd were empanelled Grand Jurors -,
Um. hompson foreman Thomas NIcElrath Albert
T; psniee, Thomas Cummings, Lewis Doty Charles d.
pa a, ernest Fink John II. Fnay, Thomas X Kellinger
asLu sutton Jacob NJ Vreeland, William Wells Nehe.
,,ah aterbury, Robert Warehouse, William W. Wet.
more, anthony Blocker Gouverneur 8. Bibby John
sulweii Gideon Tucker, Robert C. Townsend Seabury
After short address from Judge Belts, in which the
hummer oil criminals and the description of crime with
tired for deliberation ' ~
MI. ihcE made motion that the trial of Suydam.
charged with assautng the young Argentine secretary
Court refused the request and it was set down for
day next. ~ " ~ s"'ui
Inc Grand jury, we understand found true bill
Ietter, which had been put into his office Of 5000
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ia 2wA,
BOA RIDING.

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. N. j,
EVILS +. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has fitted in the best style the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Coes the above place
the beautiful situation the about miles from
Red Bank and foureen from Hgstown Stages through
be found moderate Also sablng &c, for horses
very reasonable terms.
L. F. H. pledges himself that effort Of his will be wanting
render those who patronse him comfortable and that his
house will be found equal along the je30 I'm
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This well known
ID watering place situated in Bedford County, Penny
Is open for the reception Of visitors.
To those who have visited the Springs be nsces-
that they situated the great Western Turn
pike which passes through Penpsy yana from to
Pittsburgh few miles east Of the chief elevation Of The Ale
giany Mountains.
Every thing provided this watering place render
sourn pleasant those who seeking health enjoyment
Amusement will be found suited all tastes and good band
Of music will be attendance.
daily stage will leave Chambersburg the morning, and
arrive the springs the If prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Hncock, will have daily
yances from there to the springs.
The be extended the subscriber the two last
will the eIerons the coming
for and comfort Of his guests.
-TI -I7 WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
je29e cod imsr Proprietor.
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Superior Court .

,p SuLI ,,DEc.ioS-Joseph ". Corhes vs. W. c. H.
was u 8. Marshal, man named Bet,omlev wss 1885,
OF fraud and perjury at the Custom House The
Paihth became his bail in the of $4,000 Bottomley
an on and Mr.. Corlies paid the money. The bail had
neen taken by Mr. Rapelye as U. s. Commissioner II
ascertained that the Commissioners had
authority TO take bail, although they have been en-
powered TO do so since. The Custom House sued Mr.
Waddel Tor the $4,000 but defeated Plaintiff after
wards sued Mr. Waddell Che having left the ocel in the
superior Court, and recovered. Motion is now made to
SCI INC verdict aside Motion for new tri al allowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-27
WATERING PLACES, &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAyILLIoN,-Thh new oorsnosioq, Hotel viii De
June at lie Village o. sf sshohac cou'y
The clear pure w4r of th- Anrins greatly resembling
proved oss = 70 &c Ms : su T S c
oas and Dyspepc complaints; and ~ The cure of tspeas
sn .ny ss5Sq Liver coma. n b one of Ss
mo most eminent medical professors T sS staf ssSs
aassd p THIS sSaniry m.ron. v,.,.
among the many shasd 10 ess see ns the he
.ri but ride fro, 3 S rot .e IhCsy
Gs i ssr st
tor. 70 ISSs psna asc1t eight @
time for apneI also By the Albany and Cherry Hey turn
Warn cold and shower Baths furnished at all time either
Of n or fresh water and every attention given 70 rn
i FIJI SPRINGS Horr.' s Sss.S |,
the above village Of sharon spngs for the s1soa Of n
t %r and Combining all the advantages q s srr %
s2s lowstsw.r 'ohN y z : f'N'
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOO Sc,
AT TIE PINE ORCHARD.-,sia
THIS romantic and fashionable will Quoted duh
ing 2; H s. the %ss
PsS s The
York Market can aod and every po
& s on aSi$ &c
a. Ss .d s Of &
House, on the arrival Of the boats
GsUs c. l.. BEACH Prcsyis4pI.
June 18TH 1852 JeIt snu
bath HOUSE, Lone IstAND.-This long and . u
Gently undergone improvements which the
erection OF several elegant hosus of
the ocean ia the reception of company during the
season The great extent Of private beach this shor Ae
perfect security IN bathing for ladies' and Children te
u. shady, cool and deish1n locust aioinps
the pleasant rides in the surrounding ,he excelA
fishing grounds and other of heahfu nd
emen-the beautiful view the All mic and
lower bay almost constantly enivened by Is
arriving outward bound, render this every
spect unqualified by any the vicinity Its accommodate
AMPLE the and the temperature in u
waImsst days Of summer ANYTHING but oppressive The COZ
from Brookyn the by stages hours accommodate
business render peculiarly well adapted residence 70
gentlemen of busiE in New York.
ieIc oxpkr
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MISCELLANEOUS
UNYT5TkkRP st STA AGs$dE yYFREss MAIL FROM

UNYd1kkRP st FTA h6sSd EHFKEss MAIL FROM NEW
possible sn r,ew 70 give the greatest
his city the nf Pos MsS
The Bosts" andsr The 'is %%e
s nsn Of the undersigned to onhs
o To s OF! to the fullest possible extent views Of the
Bd WI Be- received board regular clock Mail
@ ss4 BE s ba. S% haa' four
raes aoes IS therefore here the above arrang
viii f be ssGG Gw VIA ss asoa fs9 a
New w.. ,n,., 49,, General Mail l Agents
UNYTUHRRs STADsf dEVXrREs S NAL FROM NEW
ssSH S h al public and
s @s': saa bs ss%
cause the delivery at the ns pafss M'h
ssss ei a. and dr o e
S Snss to sS;Sn ,b; G% half past o'clock
BE- this ONCE up 70 aeosE p ~ Will
join H5 nlS 81 is ss
kboBEff AH2 ssF Fs;%s.i sw t5.
Sn ss sns Hss ssss
ss Tse hsn a f. viii b smPyed under
is @ sst%sIa @ sy 5 s' jsss. Is H.
LeI,e. will be received O'Clock steamboats,,
ss iG he s ;%s ' odssa1s
o os board the boa. carving III.
S n s'aee' Uc ASsnF e, favss o'clock
bog being placed on board said under the lock of the
The Me,enges vii! through Buffalo, and
es Tb b & IN the Of their du
After the ; 10Th Inst letters by The o'clock will be
iq,sII;sss5 boat until sgst No. ana ,.'s' the
ENTRss ssn NAL "a For l AasANY
on s ava seoty 70 ne increasing com
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SHIRTS, SHIRTS.

OlllN L -, OI1IIS ".
TINTED STATES SHIRT MANuFAcTORY, IT VIII
- liam street, corner Of Liberty, ~ Notice is hereby
general that the
the above establishment have adopted method of manu-
raj than any this city This will be
affirmed by the list of prices follows
- - Per Dor.
Fine Muslin Shirts with Linen Bosom. and Collars, 81 so
Do stitched the Bosom and Collar 900
Do Coored line patterns large sizes 100
Also large quantity Bosoms and Collars constantly
hand which with he ofere cheap for cash jyi msr
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GOOD SUMNER VINE
HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS q!

RROWN \ cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and II
- tail, 7o Chatham Square, Of Mott wheT
beauty durability aud economy combined adore
The head.
ne pornetors have she pleasure to offer addoA
eogieir recently improved abort mapped Hat Style III
TJtaon OF beaye which closely resembles all
the costly ard beautiful at the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars. We strictly aerc the on
price cash which enables furnish
Hat for the price CHARGED In presenting these Hats TO t
Of beauty, durability, cheaness and comfort.
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-.. SILK BANNERS, &c.
HARRINGTON CO., 2o3 Broadway near Read street
Respectfully inform the Order of o. Of o. F. and he
ends generality that they are no. prepared to ord
Tor sgs and Banners IN the most style beauty
durability and economy having Silks made express
with seam.
Specimens and Designs can be at their Establishment
293 Broadway or sent 10 any part Of the Union
For style design and execution of works Of the kind.
GREENWICH No. 49, Harmony, a, Covenant S. Perseverance,
u also Military Companies aud Sunday School Banners and
the societies ST. Nicholas, New England ST. George, st An
drews, st David, &c sc.
Window Shades variety, from 81 each the richest
and best, painted by the most eminent artists.
Stained Glass after the of the ancents warranted
never to change color with recent improve for
church windows and other public and private buildings
boats, packet ships store windows &c &C.
limitations of Stained Glass, painted muslin for church
windows close imitation OF the real gass,t very ing
the glass obseured and painted in brilliant coors
very durable and cheap. iy l7r
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DRY GOODS, &c.

TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The proprie-
tess Misc KING daughter OF the celebrated Carl King
efsY fr sale most select and choice assortment Of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade presented the pub
be- both regards the quality and cheapness Of the articles
The ASSORTMENT consists Of the following
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
LEANS, s worn By Ia ppchesss pOrIeans, Of France
Hats called
COTTAGE
rarisian and English FANCY sTRAws, of the finest
ture in great variety.
The Prppre,ress respectfully oicits the ladies to her
with CALI and examine her elegant and varied Of Mil
ney for the mselves before they purchase elsewhere
will Be great saving 70 them in price and
MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes,
iva 1msr 293k Broadway.