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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-29

For Saturday, April 30th, At Alexandra.
Va Ieesbuix, Class T. Capital Puxo--s9On0 IN .
49,. S So ~ 200 1901 1870, i70o 1900 prizes of
~ each. Soi 100 Of 1850, 80 Of $50 etc. rs Nos
70 SHARES Of Tickets 10 all the above IN proportion
o- N BAH Orders puuetuAiiy attended to. -ther
tot pAe kasesof whole, halves quartsrsor r sI,~ie
Ticket, and drawing forwarded when required 1870
ap . CHARLES WORTHsN
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I'VE underf'rned have thls ,iay fDttn coone,o,,
70 De codhciedin the "aie of Frcderict Anderson A
~ IN nl'pnie ~ continuing tue business OF their
lsie h'tn o. q w Aniet son a. 20 Gener raj CON
mission Agency. enf they hope by nusd coso APP
son 70 ne'iihe patronage part the friends OF
the isc concctn end 81 any Others who may see III 10 in
trust their tuEnesa 10 them.
FREDERICK ANDERSON
ANDERSON
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$50 O00-lO.O0O.
100 prZ.s oT StAoO

S3WWUT- ", UOD.
100 Prizes OF $1,000
Va e,bn'E Lo'icry. Cassf for Isi2 To be drawn
hleNamiriL Va % Saturday. the llth Of Ms, ieas
Bril- ant -eh.me-s3lt1L lUNa 600 .ssu igJ II iO.J
Woi GO ~ Of 10 81 Of 10 etc. Tickets sis-sbares IN
propurtlon. '
CERTIFICATES of Packages 81 IS who'-s...sin
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I EMON SYRUP dozen Lemon Syrup, OF supe
IL ripr quality, just received aud for sale low
ap2 INLOES a BROTHER.
NTHEATONs RIGHT OF sEARCH-.En En-.
w qutry into the validity Of tlie British claim Right
81 visitation aud search Of AmeT'nn vessels
be engaged ~ the slave ade, 10y Henry Wheaton. d.
Minister Of the United the CuuTi OF Berlin author
Of "Elcmcnts Of international Law for lale.
ap p SMITH, DRlNkER q MORRIS.
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tsOR RENT

M possfstcn given immediately. tho urper mar, q,
my sore Tho i've drst rooms very desirable e,r
omecs ior professional gentlemen.
snll ~ , .sEPH " coLaurrr.
LADIES ELEGANT DRESS SLIPPERS
ME- have iua opened lot of W NcCu ray's Fles,c,
w Dress slippers, o. which psric uhriv Iovtc ~.
attention Of the ladies JUDAH MYERS a CO WV
an0 Fashionable Root sud shoe neslers
FAMILY eoE HENtxiNGs-Juss tece7vs, +,
80. -. wv o"s 10 tehhy Voc Hcfrlnfs. for ale low
oI $50 ~. n. GtnHONs
F-' Opposite swan Tavern
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For Friday Evenings Mail.
(Rieh Sehsms
PIizes-sSoFO 1900 600 3G2 10 ~ I'm Ia ~ ION N
Of co.. 20 OF 5oe. 80 % ~ 2j Of i5O etc II No. - "a
drawn. Tick cts o.. anu 20
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RINFOHDs, BACON a. BAsk EnNILLt r.,
- are, this morning receipt nj the entire stock OF
SPRING. DRY GOODS

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29
The Country In Danger - What Is 10 DC
DOpet

the country is IN danger-whai is to be done :!
TIE reputation OF this republic Is menaced by an
archy-why are the people asleep In all the large
cites where the banks are suspended, the spirit Of
nsrule prevails and mobs threaten TO break up the
foundations OF society, tear down buildings, and
disgrace the common country. Where are the peo-
pie OF intellect aud intelligence
Il is ;ime-it is full time-t is high time, that
some great movement OF the people should take
place in this m ghty metropolis as guide and
light for the whele nation TO rally under
Only look around and mark the deplorable
events of the day. Cincinnati is under the dominion
OF mob for days. Philadelphia is threatened hourly
with instruction against her suspended banks Bal
timore is on the edge OF a volcano-New Orleans is
IN a state of great and growing excitement, which
vii! probably end in nsurrectlon. The whole coun-
try, where The banks are suspended, seems to be on
the edge OF revolution, riot, disorder blood and dis
Organization.
Bu;thiss not the worst-while the country is in this
deplorabe situation, growing out of the disorders of
the currency, and in the revolution in commercial
affairs what do we see IN Washington What do
we behold in the capitol of the republic! What
line of conduct do the representatives of the people
pursue1
The spectacle at.the Capitol is even worse than in
Philadelphia or Cincinnati Both Houses of Con-
gress are dsgracing themselves in higher degree
than the mobs apparently Justly excited by the sub
line knaveries of he fnanciers
AT the wessern end OF the Capitol we have an
honest patriot as Chief Magistrate, and cabinet Of
able councillors. They have performed their seve-
raj duties in the ablest manner, but Congress para
lyses their efforts, and renders nugatory all their
efforts to restore order in public affairs to reani.
mate the credit ofthe Treasury, or TO furnish cur
rency for the of the whole country.
How long is this state of things TO be borne Let
the honest and moral people rise in their msjesty,
and demand that the representatives of the people
shall 60 TO work and perform their duties, or ad
lourn and 60 home. No time is to be loet. Let
the first move be made in this city. The wings.
as party, have disgraced themselves by their divi-
sons and Discussions; they ought to be swept out
of existence forever. Let the people rise as repub
iicans, as Americans, democrats, and support
that branch of the Government, that yet indicates
the possession of self respect, PATRIOTISM or sound
policy, and s.und sense.
use-rouse-rouse-rouse
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Observation-Disclosures that the Park is
shut up, the beautiful Chatham is the cock of the
walk" The Bowery is in a bad condition. and
will probably shut up coon. The franklin is open
tonight for the German Opera. Let them have a
good house
Sylvan, Stephan, Turnbul, Parsloe, are all dam
eng at the Chestnut Theatre, Philadelphia. Syl-
vain is the maserspirir.
Ann Seton, very beautiful woman, with fine
foot and bright eye, is at Hanisburgh.
Dsmpster is still in Philadelphia giving concerts
Braham has been very successful in Hartford and
Albany.
Kuoop is giving concerts 10 Bos,on-lIerwig les
sons-Boz bows-and Pckwick speeches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

PicKwIcKIASA.-This new and fashionable move
ment is still on the advance. The ailors begin to
turn out Boz breeches-the milhners TO make Pick.
wick pettcoats-the confeciioners are making up
Samivel Weller candy-aud the grocers think Boz
tea an excellent beverage. Here are further speci
mens:-
ERA IN THE CouNrRY-" The Dickens has GOMEZ, saws
the whole country The dickens he has" is the ge.
shall we show him off = "who'l have him in keep.
Dg1" "Wholl have the honor Of cagipg and batting
the Lion?" There upon all these grave matters be
great agitation, and parties will FORM and will di.
VIDE for To- the who country to be crazed because
Boz" has come Thus our ihsrote,~s are already in
work, day and night, on hand
In our city, several gentlemen have been summoned
to preliminary meeting at the Aston House. where after
due delberaon, it was decided to give Dickens in the
Theatre, magnificent ball There are to be twelve
,ableaux from Bozs prncipall understanding -fancy
dances in Bozs characters, SC &C. the mode and man.
Of which, in due time the committee will define
This arrangement will give ladies we'll sentlemen
the spectacle ofths Lion and very sensible and will
very satisfactory if well carried on.-Ne~ York Express
Address To Boz
ylltope thee, Boz, they'll soap thee, Boz
Already they begin.
They II dine thee. Boz, they IL wine thee, Boz,
They III stuff thee TO the chin
They'll smother thee with victusls, Boz
with fish. and flesh, and chickens,
Our suthorlings will bore thee, Boz,
And hail thee, Cousin Dickens
While ladies-spite thy better halt
Blue, yellow, foul, and fair,
VIII coax thee for thy autograph.
And likewise locks of hair
Bewvre, Boz take care Boz
OF forming false conclusions
Because a certain sort Of folk
Do nete thee such obtrusions
For they are not the people, Bot,
These tcmplars Of the cork,
No more than a church stoeple, Boz
Is Boston or New York.
journal Of Commerce.
These are excellent bits Of badlnage The arrival
of Dickens is new era in the history of mankind
nothing like il has taken place. 1t is as if Shaks
pearc had risen fro IA the dead-it is as if Milton
had left Westminster Abbey, and crossed the Allan
cit is as if Byron had burst the ceremen,s of New
stead, and arrived this eon,nen-li is if Walter
Scott had raised up his head and. spoke across the
waste OF waters. Dickens is the author Of a new
species ct literature. He has elevated the common
police report TO a level with the classical novel
Homer rased the songs of Greece to the lofty epic
Shakespeare gave to common nursery tales the
nsne e'eVauon OF the drama-Scott took up the
border stores ard transformed then, into the CLASH
Cal novel-aud so has Dickens raised the simple DO
ice repoHto the highest tank Of modern literature.
lie Is, therefore, agenins and PHILOSOPHER I'm, he
s'he only one who ever enjoyed, in his lifetime ,hs
honors that pos,erity alone have given hers,oso,. -
authorship. How drol how funny, Go ah.oa,
hpropos-Dckens has los, 100000 in this corn,.,.
oE want Of an international copyright law. WI,
not make UP purse and buy him "a corner .,
laudl'
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NE " YORK HERALD.
-ew Yorh. saturday. january 30. Isia.
The New York Lancet. nov

The Fifth Number OF this valpa able Medical Journal,
issued this morning., contains
Continuation Of Dr. Morris Lectures Surgery
Professor RtysREs Third Lecture the Spinal Mar
D.. H. d. BrLKLxr's Lecture OF ,CuiaHeous Diseases
Reviews Of New Medical Books.
Editorial Articles on Professional Pcdlars"-the &C.
Tolerated Controversy between D.. CAErCNrES oil BITS
tol, England, and Professor Parse, OF New York
DR.. r. 5. KissAMs Apparatus Tor the Cure oil Curva
lures OF the Spine, with Engraving.
The Crosby street CtHqa.-city Hospital Reports
New oper alton by Doctor MorToPera'ions by PROBES
sof PARksR-The City Inspectors Yearly Report-se.
lec,iOns from the Foreign intei
gence and a variety OF mscellaneous matter.
This is the cheapest and most interesting popular me-
dicai periodical in the world. Each number contains
qaantty of matter equal TO eighteen columns Of the
Herald Price IS per annum, single copies, cents.
0y- THt Dollar WEEKLY HERALD published at
this Office Tuesday morning-and is now FOR sale. It
contains continued report Of Colts trial. with engrav
ings up to the day Of publication. Price two cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29
IL Nature or Art the strongest

90 That we'll prove. A certain young friend Of
ours living in Blocker street. attacked with fever
his poor burning head had destroy ed the hair that great
ornament Of He tried TO restore il in
vain. He saw in " The Herald" statement that w
Tomkins, % King street, ~ Y and w. Power grocer
ct Brooklyn and others had had their hair restored by
Jones' Oil of Coral Crcassia; he tried and tina, he
that bald at the top, and the sides Of which was CO.
vered With rusty dry hair filled with dandrf that
with perfectly beautiful dark hair em the use OF this
alone, This is sold at s2mind the right number-s2
Chatham street Ask for Jones' Oil Of Coral Giro
don't buy Il unless the label is signed in hand writ ing
J. Jones. Be careful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

The WEATHER.-This winter is not without
precedent. In 1917, the winter was mild and open,
without snow until the 9th Of January, when re-
we're cold weather set in. SO mild had the season
been, that in January, white pond lilies expanded
their leaves and appeared in full bloom We ex-
pec pond lilies to bloom this winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29
Franklin Temperance society.

% The Members of the Franklin Temperance
society are requested to attend the regular monthly
meeting this evening Saturday the 2eh instant at half
Ann and Nassau streets
NP A punctusl attendance Ia requested, a. n alters
81 importance are &c be transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

CHEAP FuEL Coal in Philadelphia is only s,
per ton. 1t will be lower still. Ii must come dowr
10 So. The hard-noney age is at hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

STEAM ON TIE ArLANnc-We mentioned the
other day that James Buchanan, Esqr, British Con-
sui at this lport, had been appointed the official
agent -r the various lines oil mail steamers, which
the British Government have just established to ira
verse the Atlantic, the West Indies. and the Gulf o.
Mexico. To this extensive arrangement, Mr.. Blu
chanan connects system OF receiving and Of for
warding letters for every part OF the woodland his
well known capacity and attention TO business will
command, al once, the confidence Of the public
We annex the details OF the arrangement BY
this IL will be seen that New York becomes the
centre OF vast system oil steam navigation the
Atlantic. When, in the course Of next summer, the
French Government shall have thex fourteen large
steamers on the wavss-and the Begians their four
or six steamers aloat-together with those that will
be built here and in England-all connected with
New York, we shall be enabled to throw Boston
out of sight-eu of mind-ou, OF breath, and out of
all patience.
The following is list of the places included in
the sche me of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany, and to all of which mails may be forwarded.
The foreign possessions, Qetters for which must be
pre-paidl are distinguished by a star, thus ~.
Antigua, Kingston, Jamaica,
Bahia Honda, La Guayra,
Barbadoes Madeira,
Belize, Honduras, 'Maracaibo,
Berbice, Martinique,
Bermuda, .Maysgues, Porto Rico
Cape Nichols Mole, Hayti, Msntserrat,
'Carthagens, Nassau, Providence,
the Pscidci viii be made New orleans,
up at Jamaica, and for New York,
warded to Chagres, from 'Parsmaribo, 9urinam,
which place it will be 'Ponce, Porto Rico,
sent on by the agent to Puerto Cabello
Panama. Santa Cruz,
Charleston, santa Martha,
Curacao, Savannah,
nam,rara .st I,go 40 Cuha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

CHEAP BREAD.-Six and half pounds of wheat
en- bread sell at Nachez for twenty-five cents Flour
six dollars barrel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

MireneLL At LAneE.-Chs:les F, Mitchell is again
N sree He looks very emaea,ed almost like
crszy man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

WnArs THE USloS WORTH The lives Of all the
abolitionists surely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

EARLY IN THE FirLD.-The abolition State Con-
venton, held at Peterboro On Thursday last nomi-
mated Alvan Stewart, Esq, Of Utica, for Governor,
and Charles o Shepard, of Genesee, for Lieutenant
Governor. The price of wool lie ris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

!irAIrI 90 Bosros.-Deaths last week, 40 Popu-
ron 5000. oi lhsse five died Of consumption and
~ of So srlci FIVE:
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II q. VI. Sur ItLusrsIcvs, hence arrived at Fer
auda 10 FIVE dsys passage
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Fnxr OF Ice New York Bay, and the Delaware.

W2-" THoNpsoTs BANK Nors RsPoRrEa," carefully
'0teced and containing much curious and valuable in
io'mauon, is published the rorninr Q, 50 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

90 BowERv Accommodations JUBnEk.-
There will be most amusing and interesting perform
here this afternoon three O'clock the grat6
cation of families and children. Horse riding, rope
dancing, balancing, comic singing, extravaganzas &c
&c will be the order Of the day. and the little will
be delighted. Tonight Mr.. Derr takes benz ft and
presents host Of new Of talented volunteers
Sweeney the Banjo player, appears for the last time
Mr. Derr deserves bumper and the endless variety of
attractions put forth will ensure it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

CHrLDRrSs HoiIpAy.-The children will have another
glorious jubilee to day at the American Museum,
splendid performance to be given there this and every
future Saturday afternoon for the accommodation Of IA
miles and schools, who cannot nveniently attend in
the evening They hours proftaby here in
aiming the endless variety of cufiostes which this
INN nse building contains The wonderful model OF the
city Of Dublin the supenduous Falls of Niagara with
real WATER and the Pneumatic Railroad with its cars
constantly running, can be seen to-day Also the beau
tiful views in the Grand Cosmorsma. Perform anc e
commences at O'Clock. similar performance by La
Petite Cerito Master Henry Miss Taylor and T g. Booth
tax Mace this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

90 SEVERAL Of the hands in our office have been
cured Of coughs and colds within the last week by
Shermans Cough Lozenges They 20 once to LOG
Nassau st. get some shermans and the next
day they are well DR.. Sherman's agents are Ito and
IS Bowery; lss Bowery; u East Broadway: al
Blocker and 227 Hudson street, NJ " State street.
Boston; % South 81 street, Phladelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

90 CHATHAM THEATRK.-We notice, with pleasure,
the engagement of that favorite rsgedan, Scott
theatre who appears tonight Macbeth support
ed by an array Of legitimate talent that be EQUAL
ed on the American stage. The worthy manager, MIR.
Thorne appears as Macom, Kirby as Macduh, Johnson
singing Witch, and Mrs. Lewis as Lady Macbeth This
beautiful tragedy, in the hands of such performers
assured Is Of itself sufficient attraction to fill the
house from pit to dome but to make assurance doubly
sure" the grand spectacle Of Undine which, with its
gorgeous scenery and effects delight
Of aumirers also performed and the unrv alsd Eho
pion extrav singers Diamond and Whitlock ap
pear in their peculiarities
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90 The New WoRLp OF SATURDAY, JAN. 40, 10 filled
with fresh and valuable materials, received by the last
steamship Among its interesting aPita
Ten Thousand a year) called the Heiress and her
Friends"-" Wilton Harvey" by Miss Sedgwick contin
ned-Msry Tudor, or the PASSIONS" Taking Of Bssing
Esq. embracing among other interesting matters
Sketch of the Life Of Espartero, Regent of Spain
Further Suggestions for Legal Reiorm-Letter from
Donald Mcleod. Esq, all the Foreign News Chit Chat
&c.Doings at Warrington Literary Notices, Musical
Intelligence, News, sc &c-A capital number 90 50
year. st cents SINGLE Call at the Office, 80 Ann street
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favored the extension Of the franchise, even to ne
groes. II all men were created equal, why was not
the gentleman endowed with the faculty of clothing
fact In plain unvarnshed speech, instead OF in tropes
| and figures, wandering about culling nosegy here
and aboQuet there, losing sight OF his subject in the
maze of words. Had the gentleman gone a little
further he would have found that the instrument
from whence he derives his authority, expressly
states that all men are also endowed,wi life, ber
ly and the pursuit OF happiness. This guaranteed
him therght TO dispose Of his own properly good
deal OF sharp shooting followed in the course OF the
debate.
Mr.. SwAcKnAMER, in abiding to some observation
that fell from MIR. Smith, 81 Genesee, said, "why il
was enough to make horse laugh TO hear the gem
tleman talk OF poor locotocos putting their hands
to the pockets OF the nch' when every body knew 1t
MIR. SMITH rejoined that he had been told it was
enough to make horse laugh, and he perceived
Qooki ing at MIR. SwackhameT il had been sufficient
TO make an ass speak. (Laughter)
Mr. GRANT now got up and commenced speech
about matters and things 2 general, and the demo-
cratic party 10 particular
1t was growing late, and members desired to be
spared the nhicuon; one member told him ''he was
barking W the wrong trees" others cried pull him
of" and he reluctantly gave way TO
Mr.. SwAcKHAMER, who rose he said, not to make
speech, but merely to ask the committee what kind
of intellect must that man have who when he hears
an ass speak rises to reply. Uaueher.)
The Committee. rose and reported, leaving the
| bin precisely where it when they commenced
Another day discussion may be expected omit -
The House then adjourned.
In the Senate, to day. greater part OF the session
was occupied in discussion growing out OF the
punging Of the Governors Message from the jour
mails OF the Senate, and en- protest sent IN by the
Governor against that proceeding which MIR. Strong
moved should be returned to HIM. Small potatoes
as very severely handled during this debate, which
was very long. The democratic Senators declared
that the war with the Governor was no longer TO
De defensive one--they had submitted to insults
l,or enough The Bankrupt resolutions were also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-29

TABLE No. 3-HayASA AND NoRIH AMERICAN STATIONS
STARTING HAVANA AT 2 M TIN EACH
MONTH, WHEN TIE MONTH THIRTY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

Nm tho United States Court for the Easfern Dis
Virginia. Nov. lsts; JAMES W. JENNINGS.
individually and thc hnp Of Jrsstsos
the county of Cooehand having filed petition praying
he declared bankrupt Il ordered persons claiming
creditors the said James W.
Court the 9TH day of January why james W.
Jennings bs declared Bankrupt thu Act of
in copy published
newspapers according the 2sd and stth of
Copy-Tese
dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

do hereby certify years with a
lent sick headache which attacked often about
week causing voni large Of bile
sick day
eNerucaing both eyes that
impaired II procured Renovator
Health" by using which
manned in good health for several months used only
and have been much benefited confidently
ito those afflicted similarly was induced remedy
tho recommendation Lady
had been similarly afflicted and who
from the violence Of her she could have
she had used the remedy referred which entirely relieved
II unpleasant take, and gently
bowels In opinion valuable remedy. Given under my
hand this Eth July, 1912. A.. WRIGHT.
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LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
A FRESU SVPPLY or mo-

4 FRESH SUPPLY DRY GOODS.
DIN WRIGHT respectfully o. n
- supply Of seasenabe MOODS which he would
attention of his friends and the public; VIII
found the following
Rich striped and figured eoored Silks styles
Black and blue black Satin striped do
Black Pom de Soi, Gro de Rhine nd Lustrings
Blue black do
Black striped Popelns
High ustred mode eolored Apaeha Lus Indian Cloths
DO do black do
Black Apaeha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mouselns
French and English Mernoes
Thbet Brocha and Mouseln and IIikfs
Black and colored Mohair nd Fringes
t'inps. Tassels. Cord and TasSels
Paris Embroideries all styles
English. French. and German Thread
IIse Cotton I-aces and Edgings. n great variety
Worsted Tarans. Silk and
Thibct. Lambs Wool Cachmere wor<ed yarn
! Hose
Misses Cotton Wool Hose sizes; Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red white and yellow Fllnnes, all qualities Canton do
Irish Linens Birds Eye Diaper, Linen
Kid. Buck. plain and open Silk Gloves and
Lnseys Jeans Saftinetts, Calcoes
An Of which having been purchased will
greatly reduced prices 26-d&cf