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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

ATTEMPT TO DRows.-fhis morning. about
o'clock, Young lady in a fl Of temporary insani-
~, jumped of the dock at the Soata Ferry. but
was rescued by person near by.
BROOKLYN Eagle
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Ncw.YorL <oric1y OF I.c,,er..-A req

metun, o hi, society vii be- held Ihs tNtn B. iNs'
iavl Apr Nth al :. O'Clock. IN the College oi ~ scans
ana cons In Crosby street. between >prng and 80 nee
,,reet, order of exercises follows RtcititoiN f,iF,
and Debae on the following .,ton-' Va ih Tx an
Rebellion iashahle' TIE p.h.c are ,r,p,,u>.,N ~ "'"
ID attend. iSNN. ~
as IL IN ke'ptdiN- N'At'id'Nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

II Theodore CIaYk's Fashionable liai F,iih
,shnFnt, cofs~r Pearl sn Chatham streets-Ils all.
known store o. more han - yesTs Standing neeh
pdvr puEIug,to recommend 90 public not'e~. Nf &.
SIMPLY WISHES 10 that he DOW, b. has been II all
uses. prepared with fu sock ~ the ~ ,iy.
ADD hnish Of Genilemsn Haas, and which he j. desn
~ sell low a. ca, bought e@wherr This CIV Iis
extra fine nutrs combining ghn-s With elegance BE- y I'D
cell a. -, and his imitation mO~,kIn stSl ~. asB
has ln assortment Of Boys Cloth and other Gap. vhrh
he will ell al prices sBlt The times he Will .uy add
e al call AMI examine h Hats and Caps and price, before
making l,eir purchase ~ 40 collin
rr PARTICULAR NOTICK.-ThOse PEI having
furniture of ssy DESCRIPTION 10 dispose Of who break
ing housekeeping. viii fBi ready sae fr any portion
all Of their goods, by seniing their address, calling
IpOn the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
80 ~ y. COTTON Co. IS1 Chstt anu u
u Websterfs BibIe--Ihe Holy Bible containing
The Old sDd New Te>amrnsn fns cOmnoa yersi9n. with
amendments Of the language. by Noah Webster L. l.. d.
For ssle By DAYTON NEWMAN,
ais cor. Fulton and Nassa ssueets
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u THr CHvRcH REooRD and Pzorssr,Nr Frisco
raLiaN. Ne. has Just been issue by C. T. Lincoln Flu,
inc. Rev ,. ;. HAWKS. Editor. II now neatly printed
IN an ociavo-ns,ead OF ouario, and will form ab,suiu
voluuls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

Union. Congress, Pavilion and Iodine Sprnys ava nt
on hand 'rssh from te spnnes. FOr sale who es- and
retail, by DAVID sanis Co, Chemist, n Fat Broadway
corner Market sreeL tul7 I'M.
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FlfTFrs
No so Broadway, Moaday tne I'd day of May nea A.
halt past O'Clock, P. NJ By cuier,
y. A. BANCKER, Secreiary.
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~ Lord Bacon. -V.Tks.-rhe wors, Of rrs0

cs Bacon, Lord Chancellor OF England. 4 new edition
With life Of the author by Bssh M1nagu-, E-q , F0ls
royal with portrait Ju.t received and for .ale y
DAYION 5 NEWMAN cr. Fn.L0, and Na..nn->i..
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1r Umbrella Ware-IIou.e-McNAMRI

~ANFOKD, " B'aVfT, COTncT O Han0VeT slrceIs.
superior aud extensive assortment Of Umbrellas and Para.
5, made In ihr best style OF the American and French
AMI from the richest Aiks iapCned. Their stock, part
embraces
400 Bingham SILK Umbrellas, from 81 cts 10 %
COCO Rich Plain and Figd SIN Psrasols, ~ 90 % ~
1000 do do 80 SUI shades, u ~ / -
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y B-Jhe Conmliee oil which IT. Weed, Esq j. Clair
man, spposte the late neeing Of the Vault owfrs be-
ny prepared 10 report, general attendance requested
Az fm2
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VsIrArIss OF ANgRTcAN NgssELs.-We men
toned in our last ths agreeable change which had
taken place in the department ofthe British board
ing officers on the Coast OF Africa. a. reported by
Capt. Conway. Since that publication, the brig
Tigris ha. arrived at this port aud Capt Frye
reports hi, experience Of the same fact. Hi. YES
sci VA, boarded repeatedly on the Coast Of ARR
ca; but he vas in al case. treated with great CT
viliiy and consideration, and no attempt was made
to enforce a search. Nothing VA. Gesiled but TO
ascertain the fact that the vessel was an Amer-
can trader; and the request being made without
insolence, was complied with in the case above.
mentioned, not only without objection. but viii
pleasure Capt. FRYE, it Willie recoIecied, with
hi. vessel, the Tigrs, was sent home on her pre-
ccding voyage, in charge of British Prizema,ter
and crew. Salem Gazette.
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- Richard Adam. Locke's celebrated Lecture
~ 'AeSsIisN and ASTRONOMY. az reported for The Tnb-
oe" published in neat pamphlet and for ale al tbs OF.
nee free 81 cents or 50 cents per dozen.
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DEATHS N The CuY.-The number Of inter
nent. for the last week wa. Of men A.; Of wo-
men 81 II boy. 50 of girls IL total ljG. Ma
tiyes of the I. 5 49, Ireland 90 England 36.
Their diseases were: Burned or scaded 3 cho-
era iniantum3 consumption 81; convu.ion' ;
Group or hives 4; deerium tremcns , drop,y in
the head 3 do in the chest 81 fever scarlet fc-
yer 10; typhoid do 6; inflammation Of brain
do of chest & do OF lungs Il intemperance ,
mirasmus small pox {.
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Theodore CIark5. Fashion

:, y Photographic .. ilsenesses, hy ~ Improved
Dagusrr-otyp~ pf5ces 10y VI ID. VAN LOAN, cnn"r 90
Chanlber,st and Broadway. q ss Ia
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hess hard ,llr. % such maa Among D, a. IT.
Fsm,lins Ian, one 5 attacked with ur dAffioa one
,b,lin. worth of ss d srrbda Candy vii effect speedy
mi tL1ronsh cure one shhngs worth o. h,s pnncr or
T,n.c Candy cue ,o,iNene,S. faue>s or d'ts'
alter eating, heartburn. Nc
one >lnugs worth OF hs Wots Candy - D most eN''-
ina, ruev for the total determination of worms even 100
case apparently hopeless
h he>t nm, versal phv>ics W know or Ii excellent 10
cois, bilious habits levers, foul stomach and mi-'" N m
case, ~hs0 phN,lc necessary IL All ~"h sup So ."
Doctor tj5 Nassau street, You MI ind hh T" h
j clever fellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u The Albany Argus reioices that the Hard
listed workmes' in the National Armory At Spring
field Mass. have.at the Tor. Election yindicated
their night to spend in reading newspapers the
time for which they are paid from the Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u Judge Humphrey, President OF the Judicial
Circuit north Of Us, in a late Temperance Speech
al Ravenna said: " Of some seventy individual.
sentenced BY him to the Penitentiary since he had
been appointed on the Circuit, now five wears
about 60 were known to be addicted to the intern
perase use Of alcoholic drinks Ohio Rep
~ We not apt ., believe the marvs0us but
confess that Is account ~ the milk 10 the
cocoa nut than for r apparent faculty which hr Gp.y
Girl a, The American MBsrum posseses Of connnr herself
thin globe but little larger than heal, and roa that
place telling Occurrences OF the past ana future
the knowledge Of which the hesrrr suppoes he cousned
entirely 10 himself Crowds of persons Hack u hear her
and are astonhed al her wonderful performance MANY
other novetrs there this week See advertisement
CIRcUs-BswERr.-This iaOvre place OF anus@mep, va.
flied IN OVERLOOKING asrnght. obliged 10 stand
all the evening Tsnighi TIE last night AMI need not
sanuon those no rsh seats 10 70 early. Mr. l.. Norts
benefit
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a. q, ". fTlIIfngts toInpFI 10Y WI q y
-r,rflrrr which al age, have O. t'' licai OBJ tlf
Gear indie, of OBJ, value upon personal n-nif a' Ni
~ -. t,..st ol y ,tur. tha human fnfIn de-
rri,ri of ID. proportion Al B, fr~'fted d. u. o. N
artih. al mear>. % supply ue Deficiency h,ht' ""''
,r.eo tt,>s Won,riui discoveries Which hd Nsigfr a'-
nance garrys Nenuatng and Go>sairer Nis' an >'''
IN re-, Head, of Hair winch oRly can be- had 10 a bit'
~ cnLnrr ID I.hartN sirtti. nu sliLIs ~ ~
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~ The New-Orleans Picayune has been in.
formed by n gentleman arrived from Terrcaux-
Buufs. that the citizens Of that place were thrown
into much alarm on Friday last. 4 rabid dog bit
eleven childrsn-al Of whom are now under mcdi-
cal treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

~ The PsoPLs'. LIBRARY No :, and The
YoUSG PEOPLES LIBRARY No. 9--ior MAY have
Just been published by Israel Post, SO Bowery
Both contain fine steel engravings and excellent
literary matter. Ethel Churchill i, published in
tb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

u Nj DtNfsr,R gave the mt of his Ballad Soire..
the Society Library lat evening, and VIII continue them On
"edne>d ay and Friday evenings Tue mos, paintye an
ioachng Scotch aud tgglsh soags given by hn with
simplicity and sweetness rarely surpas cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

PIcruRTsQUE BEAUTY oF CoAL-MISEs.-The
coal-mines of Bohesia are stated by DR. BucAlnd
to be the most beautiful he had ever visited We
viii descrise them in his own eloquent language
" The most celebrated limitations Of living foliage
on the painted ceilings Of Italian palaces, bear no
comparison with the beautiful pro:usion OF extinct
vegetable forms with which the galleries OF these
instructive coa-miues are ovorhunS. The root i.
CO, cred a with canopy of gorgeous tapestry. en-
riched with festoons Of the most graceful toll-
age, flung in wild, irregular profusion over every
portion OF its surface. The effect i heightened by
the contract of the coal-back color of these ycgc-
table. with the Ugh, ground work Of the rock to
which they are attached The spectator feels trans
ported II by enchsntncnt into the forests of an
other world lac behold, trees of form and char
acter unknown upon the face OF the e,rth. present
ed TO bis sense. almost in the beauty and ygor OF
rrincya life; their scny stems and budding
branches, with their delicate apparatus, arc all
spread before him little impaired by the lapse ot
indefinite agcs and bearing faithful records OF dis
iinct system OF vegetation, which began and ter
minated in times Of which these relics are the in
fallihlc historians. Such are the grand natural
bcrbaria. wherein those most ancient remains at
the vegetable kingdem preserved IN state of
integrity lits short o. their living perfection.
der conditions of our planet which exist no more
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= Cen,,., Commi,,ee Of Democratic
ASH
~ Central Clay Committee adjourned

JACOB AtkkH Prevalent pro lffn.
J.MEs T. BEERs. Secretary pro tenn. al6,Z72S, m9o'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

FRos OAHu-The ship VIM. Gray brings to
Salem. Mass date. from Honolulu to Nov y
The yincennes while at anchor at the mouth OF the
hav Of Francisco was struck and nearly wrecked
By heavy rollers, she left her dangerous position
the next msrning. Late intelligence from OreSo'
confirms previous accounts with regard 70 mis-
.ionary operations. From the icwness of the In
dian' and their migratory habits II feared Il thai
iiitle good can be effected among them. Many o,
the rni..ionarie. have become farmer. and others
are preparing to leave. The /. :. squadron had
lett for Manila. singapore lad the Cape Of Good
Hope and thus for the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

" Officers Steven. and g. F. Hay. arrested
on Saturday afternoon at the Narrows, on board
a vessel just arrived from Liverpool, az English
man, writ issued by Judge Tallmadge of the
Superior Court, at the instance OF an Attorney
here, in behalf Of a Yorkshire banking house, WINS
charge him with having abscosded after having
oycrJrawn his account to the amount OF 5000.
He required to give bail in ;9,00O-in default
of which he wa, rosanded to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

II For h0e assortment Of chars warranted see adyer
tisemeni in another column IN aim
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II Dr.. LARpSEE advertise, Cour,e NJ -, . 49,
Recent Discoveries Ia Science al Nbl1s Salo,,D -.
ng on the ID Of >ay. Pries tor The Course 81 So
Lecture - cents '-se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

been received. The mahogany trade i. very dull
and the logwood cutters have memor,lizcd the
Colonial Government for duty on foreign leg
wood, a. they cannot compete with that of the
Span.ards 10 the North. Things in Guatemala
were quiet. Moramn has offered hi. service, TO
Central America, but they have been rejected he
then landed al La Union, made the Collector
prisoner. aid pushed forward TO san Miguel where
it wa. supposed he ~as organizing HI. forces.
Carers was preparing at Guatemala to march
against him, and had lesied a contribution on the
monied inhab,an,, Of $4,000 dollars, In other
re.pcct. that town was generaLv nnet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust from Edmund F. Wckham
Id Hill Carter, John " Tazrwe aud James Lyons bearing
date the Goth day Of August 2 and o record the Clerks
Oce nf the County Of Hanover shall proceed SELL
public auction, the residence of the said wckham the
county of Hanover on the 2i,h day Of next month Soye
her il fair if not first fair day thereafter Immediately
mentioned the above advertisement signed John
y Tazewe and Wickham, much of the property
described remain after providing for the
The deed them 2h July lsi2 aso all the Plantation
Utensils Horses Hogs. Sheep and Cattle and the Crops hand
day of sale nineteen valuable Slaves The land,
should sold under the said deed of the 2h July
be sold by ms ON credit and and the slaves
and property Should the sale not be completed
the drst day, Il viii be continued until IL IL finished.
JOHN N. TAZEWRLL, -r,n,,...
JAMES LIONS, .u'''.''
Oet n E--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

Office il hereby given 10 the public undersigned
~ will petition General Assembly Of virginia. oI The
of law him and his heirs the Common
wsaiis ri-h ~ half acre of land lying In the town OF
Chansburg Montgomery county known In the present plan
nj said town being the which he now re-
des The said was the 9Th of July 1877 By deed OF
rcord in the Clerks Office Of Montgomery county conveyed b
anirI iIoyry anna his wife Nicholas uobson
foreigner VIII without and without ever having con-
vryed tn any The undersigned will, also, at the same
time neto Of the claim TO ni
n land OF nine acres adjoining the Of Chansbure and
which deed bearing date Bird Of May ss and o. re-
FORD In the Clerks Office Aforesaid conveyed by Chnaana
Crrwey and Jacob Walters Michael Mechsta also 70.
pner who died heirs and hout having conveyed u
~ sny The claim Of the undersigned Win be particularly
sst forth in his petition. 'kaEA'Ah NIL.
ckhstausssrL Aus. ls, 100 v~uD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18
Schedule


THE RICHMOND COTTON MANEFhCTORY.
Rudg basement stone, the remainder brick, five stories
hrh-enc Of buildng, hundred and nrtyr feet CLEAR
width Of ditto fy projecting tforce
punp,) seventeen b! fifteen feet ditto.
Basement.
Par, used packing two yarn and one balne press
emanderi repairing Shop four lalhes circle saw and cut
Ting engine boiler two water wheels outs each twelve
feet side, twenty feet diameter,
Sccond Story
One hundred and looms, half Of which new
ing lathe
1hyto Paterson cards, thirty inches wide with railway
aud drawing head-twen,yx Maewan cards. eighteen inches
with ditto d,o nine drawing frames thirteen speeders,
four grinding frnmes !,
~ Paterson thros,'es, containing 2,7Go spindes.
l, Danfcrth filling frances do 5a
20 Maeawan lhros;'es, 40 l,2oo
ro,,, s,nde,. AGA,
Two spoolng frames containing wcntysix blocks, twelve
reels one banding machine. and one turning lathe.
Fifth Story.
hundred feet long thirty three and half feet
wide hundred and sixteen spinles each eight
sixtyour warpg machines six dressing
chimes.
Loft FIR Lumbsr-Pieking House.
,orcs by twenty feet clear brick twenty
feet from 1.-The MILL with passage leading into cardng
cIn cone Willow picker and lap machines thirty
inches wideps,esOn- picker and lap machines eighteen
inches Matteawan--wo bait CARDS. eSheen hcheS ""e
Lumber House
Fifty eight by eighteen FEET clear. stories and lo brick
Smiths Shop.
Thirty by twenty feet brick-smoke for
negroes and kitclcn-Rooms sufficient for hundred and y
Managers mud cnenens for four amiles-oce
twenty two by fourteen feet, brick.
The forcbay and water wheels nearly new-the Pater
and Preparation Of the looms prime
the remainder have the work nearly finished TO MAKE them equal
looms.
The quantity leased from the James River and IA
a Company is four hundred and twenty nearly all oil
under OF three and half feel al the canal
The looms capable Of producing housand five
hundred yards of shnss and oanaburg per week a lOr
The splndlcs capable of producing In addition to
the yarns wove per week, 20 'os
Total product of factory, per week, l3,c67
REQUIRES TWO hundred and sixty hands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

ssie If rery Ta'unLie Raj and Personal Estate.
Nnsi tie p"s',i.n Of Deed Of TIT bearing date the 6s
Company Of The frat part The undersigned Trustees Of the
cond part and Rrhard Anderson and Other pen Of The third
The city Of acknowledgements to tie Undersigned Trustees
The following nII O Rye o. s nn1
James River, which tie Richmond Manufacturing
Of land stands Manufacturing buildings Fixtures
and together with all and part ard ree Of The
Of land or heretofore any used
ed held en"yed y The pary ." he is ra, " ,hs aioread
deed Richmond Manufacturing conrary ~ The manuac
othtrwiSe together WIN all me rights, way
emo,nens held used and enjoyed by The Of
the pnt-and also other lot ar parcel st land, being III
plan and upon plat city Of Richmond, lot No III
opposite he Annoy lr opposite side OF the Canals
Thomas or Tom George Alhe We, the Undersigned Trus
tees proceed SELL upon the premises al IL o'clock the
fair av therea the and described
pt,y upon following terms aud condi'ons-rs, The above
mentioned slaves ready money; and the residue
three equal insamens al six twelve and Eighteen months
sa interest on each until pay
mentioned and Gescrb the same WIN be sold upon the prem
ses for ready money The Of thousand dollars and
10 the residue Of the purchase credit payment in
four equal twelve eighteen and twenty four
pons from the Is, day January when possession will
he riy with each until payment To the
the several instruments bonds with approved security
wi: be required deed &C trust upon the property. II the
m a.err shuu comply with the OF the SALE by
failing 10 cash plymen,s failing 10 give the ecnr
red tn" property viii be esod on The following cay al
III. hazard and o the purchasers The absolute title
the full water work the
nd,sn,tahi. As manufacturing establishment for
wooens under believe the property above nloned
Ia he The valuable and III regard Ia lis location and other
draitahe az ether in existence
south of tie potomacThe Winter presents interruption 10 s
operations The undersigned, therefore, invite the at
tricn of Capitalists and mouied of all of The Unon
and especially the Northern and Ia this advertisements
and a them hrfo. the day Of sale, examine for them
selves property. The Richmond Manufacturing Company Is
chartered Company, and has been for years past The
Capital stock Company $4,000 fnl description
Of the property be found The annexed schedule part
FREDERICK ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

NY ,,. or Deed f Trust from Edmund F. Wckham bear
ID ing date the day Of July, sia aud q" ec"d in The
CLERKS Oce of Court of Hanover, made Tor the phr
, ,h.in 49, forth we offer sale, by public auction
On tr premises aforesaid on Thursday The 2alh
day NJ .r month November fair not, the inst fair day
,r,r,cr the Tract Land which The said Wickbam
sides containing hy survey lo6i and called the Rocky
Mis- nm which is large brick dwelling, with excellent out
L.,s and brick barn and hreshing machine the whole IN
complete repair Much of the land Is h'shy improved great
mar, henp with plank frncc Ii remarkable Tor lis
h.aness and residence few situations are more desirable
Al aud place, aud IN pursuance me same ns
shall r far sae slaves They are cinarkab
-iy and having always the same land Particular
~ valuable ,hos. who establish plantation Among
them excellent house and mechanics, Jack
smith. carpenters. &C
Inc Terms Coz the land will he credit o one ana t"oFea
the purchaser giving approved security and deed oil
trust on The property The will b: sold for ready money
IT the sale he not completed The first day, VIII be continued
from, day TO day I'LL ii Ia finished.
JOHN y. TAZEWEIL, Tr,see.
JAMES NJ WiCkHAM,
4s-.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

.IoT,CE-1he franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
IN pointed A. s. Maddox their Agent who will be furnished al
Lie su. Two doors below Bank of Virginia with large
no,v NJ nil the varieties Writing Paper maze their Mil,
viz: ou.cap acap packet post and letter pape All winch ne
sell by and retail at such prices rs cannot fall 10
SATISFY the public. City and country merchants and citizens oil
The generally respectfully invited TO examine ms
and see If is their interest 10 encourage domestic manu-
S,euyes RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
'ar.uIe,' I2-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

rCiiE TINE Is COME AT LAST That you can how buy
Hats and Gaps cheap ceapes, Of the attrrs sell
York, bnt only the Southern Hat Emporium op
Bell Tavern, Main street We have just received
supply yotln and Infants cloth aud velvet
Caps every and quality, nj reucrd prices VIZ
CAPS 3 EACH 81 d. 81 20, and The hest quality 81
mems Caps 6? 10 81 ~ each: hair seal
caps and wool Hats from 81 l2 cents; sh Hat orn 8 30
81 Hats 80 81 The very best The, M ntnuidc
iurrd SD Hats, Hack and Grao fa,hi na'e and
broad ms So t- very hest only 81; beaver Hate
81 80 s5 the hest brush Hats Of our own manufacture
msl splendid every other description of ars and
Caps, al unusually ow prices, for cash only
GARBASATl & ROsENTHALL,
Southern Hat Emporium Main street,
Opposite the Bell Tavern
Slit