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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

meath, with its fringe appearing beyond the
pink scollops. Then put on the white cords
and tassels, at proper distances. The effect
must represen, al the back. closed pink cur
tains with their white lining appearing through
the cut flowers and over them fesioons and
falls of pink curtains lined with white, opening
in front with white cords aud ,assels. and in
these fesioons and falls the cut flowers of the
pink show the white lining beneath. lfwell
executed, these hearth curtains will Gas we
have SEEM be extremely beautiful. The pat
tern or towering of the cut work is displayed
to great advantage by the white lining under
it, The hear,hcurtains in one parlor may be
pink and white; in the other blue and white.
Hearih-curtains may be fixed to the front
ledge or slab that goes along the top of the
CRATE, provided that this ledge when laid over
it, must be left uncu, al the top of the sheets
of tissue.paper. 70 keep it down, prepare
three weights covered with thick silk or satin,
and decorated with large bows or ribbon of the
same color. In Tits way by keeping it down
with weights on the top, we have seen very
handsome drapery ofcut tissue-paper conceal
ing Franklin stove.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

THE WAR TENT OF WAsHrSsToS.-We learn
Thai this venerable relic Of revolutionary times,
which has been earthly preserved by our Pairi-
o,ic couniryman. G. w. p. Curtis, Esq. arriv-
ii 81 our civ al the Merchants Hotel. lis on
ia way 10 Pittsburgh, where il is about to be
ri,chd an the approaching National aniversa-
-. near 70 the field Of Washingion's earlies,
fame. Doubtless it will awaken thrilling rec
objections Of the scenes that occurred at Fort
Do Quesns and Braddoeks helds. and CHER
kindred spots where the Father Of hIs Country
acquired his richest laurels.-bsit. Pat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

NAvAL-The United States brig-of-wsr
Trnr,on. Lieutenant Commandant Geo. p.
Upshar, bound TO CoaslanilooPle &c bring home
NE ren.ips Of the late Commodore Porter.
wen, 10 sea from Hampton Rhodes 90 ihs 10Th
ios,sn,. Nc. Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

HIsrs TO You've LADrEs.-lf young wo-
men waste their time in trivial amusements
the prime season for improvement which is
between the ages Of sixteen and twenty, they
will hereafter regret bitterly the loss, when
they come to feel themselves Inferior in knowl-
edge 10 almost every one they converse with;
and above all. if they should ever be mothers,
when they feel their inability to direct and as
sist the pursuits of their children, they will
then find ignorance severe modification and
real evil. Let il animate their industry, and
let not modest opinion Of their capacities be
Encouragement to their endeavors alter
knowledge. A moderate undertaking, with
diIigent and well directed application, will go
much further than more lively genius, u at
tended with that impotence and lnatiention
which too often accompany quick parts. II is
not for want of capacity that so many women
are such triAing and insipid companions, SO
III qualified for the friendship and converse
ton of sensible man, or for the task OF IN
slructing or governing family; il is oftener
the neglect Of exercising the talents they real
" have. and from emitting 10 cultivate taste
for intellectual improvement; by this neglect,
they lose the siDcerest of pleasures, which
would remain when almost every other forsook
than. of which neither fortune nor age could
denrive them, and which would be a comfort
and resource in almost every possible sltua-
ton in life.--TPhila. Dollar Newspaper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

Upwards Of forty cells 10 The Massschusetis
State Prison are vacant. 1t has for many
wears heretofore been Oyer.running. The re-
3nc,ion il The number Of criminals for year or
two past is attributed to the Temperance Re-
form.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

OH TlMEs..In 1927 there was bu, 81 plows
in Massachusetts, and the use Of these sgri.
cultural implements was not familiar to ell
planters. From the annals Of salem, it mp.
pears 10 that year !, was agreed by The town 10
grant Richard Hutchison 20 acres OF land In
addition TO his share, on condition that "he
set up blowing. ~ Prairie Far.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

A LETTER OF REcoMMENDATIoN.-W
Dr. franklin was Minister of the United States
in France, be was often importuned by persons,
unknown to him, to give them letters ofrecom-
mendation. For cases of this kind, and when
it was impossible to refuse, he prepared the
following model, and, in some instances, actu-
ally employed it, TO shame persons making
such indiscrele applications;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15
( North American.
PARIS, APRIL =, TIT.

PARIS, APRIL =, TIL.
SIR:--The bearer going TO the United States,
presses me to give him letter of reccommen-
ddtion, although know nothing of him, not
even his name. This may seem sxlraordina-
ry, but assure you tits not uncommon here.
Sometimes indeed one person unknown brings
another equally so to Recommend him, and
sometimes they Recommend one another. AS
for this gentleman, must refer you to him.
self for his character and morals, with which
beis certainly better acquainted than possibly
can be. Recommend him, however to those
civilities which every stranger of whom we
know no harm, has right to; and request
you will do him all the good Offices, and show
him all the favor that, on further acquaintance
you shall find he deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The weather has been unfa-
yorsbe for operations Flour to-day and NE have heard Of
bu, li,,le doing Prices substantially yesterday The
receipts are abou, 600 barrels. Genesee is held 62
but sales are made at Sc with little better than
common Ohio and Geuesee 62i Sales Michigan and
Ohio So About 200 barrels round Ohio brought
1874. There is very moderate demand for Southern
GEORGETOWN is quoted a, So Sales $50 barrels Brandy
win. at 62l and 400 do Richmond City HaSs on terms
no, TRANSFERRED Common grades Southern we quote 80
SOL We notice no change in Rye Flour or buckwhea'.
The latter has an improving tendency Far sales Jersey
Meal at 75 Brandywine is nomirally : 10 ano /. W'
Raw Meal LOG; Yellow and White ITO llsi-duii.
Sales cargo Of Ship Stus cents; Shorts, last sale
cents-boh kinds
GRAIN.-The parcel of Indiana Wheat ahoa' SOLO LOT
British Provinces a, e5 cents There Is but little heat
offering with inquiry. The supply OF Corn IS ra'hs'
larger but We notice change prices Sales sooo oa
els North River SIS cents measure 600 DO do hise
Sc cents 500 do Delaware So cents measure
and 1000 do Jersey SIS About 1000 bushels Ry
was picked up the slip IS There not much
Offering One or TWO parcels Of Barley the market
bat did not sell Oats az % cents, and fa Black
eyed Peas IS cents, and very dull.
"HlSkf.-The marke, is firm. Drudge is selling rs
fast as 1t can De made at 2s Sales so State Prison
barrels q, IS cents, cash
HAY.-Thers is fair supply and the make, is steady
Sales 400 bales at II cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28
DI ED,

On Tuesday evening, the Oath inst Anna Maria s. Ferns
only daughter Of the late Jacob Schieen and Iect OF
Benjamin Ferris, deceased c-,,
The friends of the family invited TO attend her nEefa
from her late residence No 40 Broadway corner OF Ninth
street. this Saturday afternoon at four O'CLOCK
Their invitation.
On Friday Il o'clock, NJ of the dtopsy after pro-
,ac,ed illness which she bore with Christian ortude Mrs
sally, wife of Isaac Warren the 65th year of her age
The friends and of the family ana snSsI her
funeral from her late residence, No 40 Suffolk street. TO-
morrow Sunday al o'clock without further no'es.
On the 18th Agnes, wife OF John h'i In ene -''h
Her remains were taken Glen Cove L. for ntermens.
On 10Th inst Mrs Ann Shu;e rect OF the late Mayor
William Shute, aged &c.
On 10Th inst Charles Patton aged IS years. long In the
On 56th inst Rober. NJ Cross, formerly Of Baltimore in
his 4lst year. 800,
Gu 10th inst. William Molenaor, OF Clinton n. -. aged
On 10th inst, Mary Augusta, wife of VIM Henry Smith,
chief mate of the whale SHIP Maine, OF Fairhaven Ms aged
l9 years. 3, r
At Brooklyn, Oct 26h Victor Bartlett formerly OF Bull
Ealo aged u.
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EXCLUSIVELY
PRlNTEl Gallo

70 supply The City and Interior Trade by the
By confirming their attention entirely and exclusively 70 thus
snsYe and beautiful assortment than De- found esew
There being similar establishment for Prints The UNITED
Ssies bat 70 sell always az prices as low, end se1tToty
otcer than houses whose attention and divided
smong large variety Of articles
The Stock embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat
terms and Coorugs comprises all the latest and ehocess
stss which will be constantly added all and cesiI
III patterns they appear the market besides many which
will Be got up exclusively for their own sales
Purchasers OF this article will End II 20 heIr 20
anime this Stock before buying their Prints Even they 90
not ruchase they will a, least have the advantage Of seeing al
hs pew styles and learning the Lowest market pr1ea
Catalogues u Prices ted with every variation OF
The arket placed N The hands of Buyers Az ordss
VIII receive the h>ss assszaoo, AUS amDaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28
NJ ARRIED.

On Thursday Goth inst ST. Peters Church. Chelsea
by the Rev. F. S Tiffany, Philip F. Psor 10 Mary Matilda
Falconer, daughter Of D. A. Cu,hman, Esq.
On THURSDAY evening the 10th inst by the Rev Herman
Bangs at the Forsyth St NJ E. Church Mr. John j. Wat
kns 10 Miss Ann Eliza Brown, all Of this city
In Dorchester Mass. 10th inst Eugene Ely oil inns
city, Miss Martha Ann, daughter of Cheeyer Ne"ha!'
Esq. OF Dorchester ~
A, Louisville KY on the 18th instant, by the Rev Dir.
Breckenridge James Brown Clay, Esq OF Lexington 'oa
Of Hon Henry ClayD Miss Susan Maria daughter oil
Inhn J. Jsc0hs. ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28
Markets Care fully reported for The Tribune.
IurKsnAY Oct If

ASHES-There is no change TO notice in Pots The
bills Offering are taken readily att So The sales to-day
about $50 barrels Pearls are very 6m and notice
sales rs barrels at S % S IS.
COTTON-Thsre is better feeling TO day III this great
staple The sales reported 1900 1900 bales, con-
siderable proportion for export. The factors firm,
and in some sales have been made advance The
quotations are generally shade higher than last week We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28
Commercial and Money Matters.

The business of the Board not large to-day but prices
generally improved. Ohio up i Illinois i Govern
men Loan is considerable demand and the attention Of
capitalists again being turned to this OF late neglected
stock. sale made ll5! and ll53 offered for
$50 O00 sale made lG b. co. after the Board.
Long Island improved !; Harlem l. New-York and Erie
Railroad sold at 10.
Sterling is again dull and quote s.! although some
leading houses ask Sales good bills were made to-day al
sa 81; Francs 27l 49,.
We understand that the statement in relation TO change
in the Presidency of the Ohio Life aud Trust Co. which we
copied from our exchanges is untrue
two of the North River Bank altered ten has been
detected Look out for them The twos have the head Of
Washington in the corner while the have the denomina
ton.
The bills Of the Cohannet Bank not received at the
Suffolk Bank Boston. The Cohannet Bank Is closing It's
concerns
The South Bank Boston in liquidation has already paid
its stockholders nnetyve cent on the capital and ano-
Their dividend will be made.
Account Of tolls received on all the Canals OF tins State
10 the 22d of October aud OF the ockages at Aleyandrs
Lock three miles west Of Schenectady the lst Oct viz
Tolls. LocKAGEs
Sd W. in Oct. Total TO Oct. -. To Oct. l.
1890 S733o9 Sl,322, 500. 10 $50
1870 $1,000. e0,642 .43O599 1872
lS4l e5 SD ,617 ,S2t. 81 ,309
| 1S42. Si,olo i,'-<,oIo. 'ls,'oi
1913. ........ g., $40 l,I03,499. ,93l
The floating debt of the city of Harrisburg, Pa about
$40 ooo being funded in 500 notes bearing cent
interest
The Vicksburg Railroad it is stated produces 100000
per annum net profit The real estate of The Vcksburg
Bank produces $4,000 per and the Bank has 3d.
600 900 secured BY mortgage the best land In Mississippi
and SIS in bills receivable much Of we'll secured
by judgements.
The Harrisburg Union says, Several arrests OF indivdu-
ais have recently been made in this place. charge Of
passing counterfeit money On the Of those arrested
there were found several hundred dollars in counterfeit
notes principally Of the Harrisburg and Lancaster Banks
The receipts for the last four weeks the Western Rail
road add up $50 SIS against s57 ,o04 last year.
The following sales Of stocks were made at Boston:
shares Boston and Providence Railroad per cent adv p
do Boston and Worcester Railroad 49, old stock and
uev stock IL per adv do State Bank, s57 per
share of 80 do Market Bank s69 per share Of 70 do
Traders Bank So! per Cts do Atlantic Bank 9l9 per ct;
40 do Granite Bank s3 per cents IS do North Bank 81
49, per cent Is do NewEngand Bank per cent adv
43 do Suffolk Insurance Company, 91 per cent5o do 81
e7 per cent do Hope ns Co, gag per cent do Bos-
ton and Marine Railroad at per adv and Not advd
per cent adv do Shawmut Bank, SCI per cent, 10 do
Western Railroad, ASS per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

AuruMS-The fall of the leaf lisa time when the system
relaxed BY the heat Of summer would be highly oeneeo o
few weeks course of PARIS LIFE Pills two or three .v'
ery night these will clear off and bad huhoFs which
heat invariably generates The liver which generally gets
sluggish will be Pu, healthy action aud thus be able 10
perform the various function. allotted TO it, the body alto
geher will be snvgoraed and prepared undergo what
ever change the winter may bring on
Sold BY all the respectable Druggists, and OF
saerodln THos. ROBERTS CO so+ Broadway
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1.-THE Weekly Tribune for The rr.sent week

u The Weekly Tribune for the present week
may be obtained this morning This number contains another
of the beautiful Letters from the Tribune Correspondent
Italy, contrasting the Ladies of Italy with those OF New
York; ALSO Letter from another correspondent Ireland
giving description of the Giants Causeway; Also Attempts
at Poetry Criticism Review CT certain Poeea Works.
Letter from Thurow Weed with Bishop Hushess description
of Storm at Sea- Notes Democracy by Democrat
Trade and Land Taxes Reviews and Literary Notlces
News and several columns Of Domestic News MY.
Cay Speech being presented with pair OF American
Blankets Ladies' Fair kentucky; Election Returns
Editorials The Wing Candidates for Senator reachery
Unmasked, Democracy and o. A Brownson Notes on the
Midwest More about Brass Kettles and the Journal OF Com
MERGE Licentous Books Iceland c. &c Money Articles
Trade Of the City and Transactions GRAM Flour, Cotton
Provisions, Iron, &C. &c
H. The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is g Literary and CONNER
cial as we'll as Family and Political Newspaper and contains
10 columns of neatly printed Subscription prlce 50
per arnum; single numbers 6; cents. OF
- Two performances again to-day al Peals'S Nsw, York
Museum. Last day Of the Mammoth Bones and Whskeed
Child. Mons Adrien, Mechanical Figures, &c. sc. Admit
shilling.
CARp.-JoHS JOHNSON, Dining Saloon ~ Ful;on.street
having recently refed and extended his aoshnen
prepared addition his usual supply OF the best and
est of the markets. up Oysters until y O'Clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28
PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NEW-Y URk.
Of. LEE, formerly OF the firm of Lord q Lees,
Is. Lee Babcock sc. and U. B. BREWSTER, unde.
~ frm of LEE BREWSTER, have established al l3
pEARL STREET, Hanover Squaie,l Newly a ware
800 on an extensive scale
"'10> EXCLUSIVELY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

1.-THE FEVER .Sp AGuE thoroughly and quickly cured
by that family medicine the WAsHISGroS ELIXIR
For DYSPEPSIA bilious complaints and dahea and dysen-
terry specific and general tonic II ' unsquaeo'
SIa wholesale and retail by Dr. E. NJ GUION, III Bowery,
corner Grands-trt where may b. certificates OF Us
I.rful cures Price 81 per bottle. OH Z"eoois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

~ D. A. FlssEr, Attorney and Counselor a, Mead
, Pa being abou; make Of business through ths
sat.s Of Oho Michigan and Illinois, Pofies his services
20 an, business OF New-fork who may see nj to employ
him Charges moderate, and femis'anees prompt %. re-
70 n. Edi,o, Of The Tribune, and TO his Testimonials ~
or. Of The best citizens Of Western Peunsy l1ann ne
vii, b. - ,h p.s.sr.ee, House from TO II a. d. ano
from to6PM Of to-day andso-noHoT' 0'' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

OLIVE notice sale of l4oo barrels Crude Whale a,
20 cents cash. for export parcel Of SIS barrels for which
ae5 cents refused be shipped London owners
account Lirseed dull and notice sale Of 20 barrels
"a parcel of 400 GALLONS Dutch sold
for export g. cents long price. Small sales Palm Oil al
g. cents cash Sales barrels Bank and Straits OIL at l3
Sl4.
FRUIT.-The cargo of the brig Macon, fion Malaga,
the frs, arrival this port this season. sold auction
to-day the following 1862 boxes Bunch IA sIns
05 07l; e25 hf do at 10 10y; CAS- do at oI3
20: ga nj kegs Grapes 81 90; Isl hi brs Figs 81 cts
per h. l9e do 81 per lb 20 bags Jordan Al
monds IS cents per ID all We also notice at Pr
vate sale received from Boston, 500 Bunch 81 cash.
and 60 do o. per off for cash. 10 carotees Cur
rants 0c The first cargo Of Malaga Fruit arrived last
year the th of October by the Empress The Rasins
opened o. which 100 boxes sold chen; 100 do 81 and
SO halves 81, when the sale stopped Al s. The own
ers would have gone Half kegs Grapes sold al IL S.
The cargo Of Malaga Fruit per brig Sterling the first a
val Philade pha this season. comprising 500 b1s buncn
Rasins 1000 h do DO 500 do do, zoo bxs Lemons oo
hi kgs Grapes 500 hf brs figs 57a bNs do was offered al
Thursday but the prices bid not coming up 10
the views Of holders the whole Of the Raisins were Win
dawn-and the only lots sold l69 hf kegs Grapes In
very poor order . aud 100 hi and q oSs Figs al
&c, cash
MEI2LS.-Nt nOtce lartleF safes oooo Iiss L'n' -
So cash A parcel of Zinc 80 casks sold previous to ar
| rival a, about S: cents, cash.
HEMP-We notice sales 300 bales Manila al sl3o, b
mos. and tons clean Russia $780, American Is
scarce and wanted.
TALLOW-salss of abou, 1000 lbs Western Rem
dered have made = cents, CASH lot Of ster-
me $500 lbs, bTough, 6 cents.
BEESWAX.-We notice sales 1000 lbs Yellow at %
cents cash.
sEEDS.-Clover is quiet, and the only sale notice is
% barrels 81 For Timothy there demand
whatever Fla1seed is wanted for crushing but hear
only of small sales We quote IS per tierce.
RICE-The stock in first hands is somewhat reduced.
The sales of the week 400 erces SO u.s. strictly
prime bringing 81. Holders firm.
HtDES.-We notice farther sales 500 Maamoras &c
mos which the Of the 1900 reported Yesterdays
$50 Rio Grande co lbs) 3c mos; 765 St Juan 1885,
nos 400 do l2c discount off, aud 100 dry Southern al,
&c. cash.
PROVISIONS.-There has been some movement in
Prime Pork and the sales exceed 1000 barrels Of which at
least 500 for export We quote 10 Sll, nominal for
Mess with sales 300 bbls private terms In New Beef
he sales are 300 400 barrels Prime and Mess IS and
49, 200 bbs City Mess sold at So and $50 do City Prime
at. IS lot of 100 .rces City Mess, English FASH
ou sold for London not TRANSFERRED The inquiry
for barrel Lard continues good, and notice additional
sales 500 bbls 81 and IS per Sales so bbs Pick
led Hams at cents and 1000 lbs Picked Shoulders 3?c
E1'z11.1n.1.ssa.<uu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

e The METALLIC TABLET SrRor, for keeping Razors
perfect order has been constant for the las, q Years
The following certificates from the scientific y.ntl.m.n
are published 70 show their worth
From General James Tallmadg, President Of the American
Institute.
Saunders Razor Strop. with It's sides combines admit
by all the requisites TO sharpen and Set Rs7ors with fine
and snoorn .dge-it is real comfort 10 possess it.
Srw-York Nov 1884, JANE, TALLNApCE
From NJ Nlhken Cutler 70 the Royal Navy, 30l Strand
The Melc Tablet in It's use, simple having the same
efec, razor as hone without usinS oil or water. and in
neoi II ,S;S ncrfect confidence NJ MlLLixlS
From Professor Grscom and d.; Valentine Mott.
George Saunders Imperial Suop-"e can iesy testify to
rs value The side which he calls the Metac Tablet ls
far We know thing OF his introduction into tis
eounyit appears be excellent convenient substitute
ior heae and operates the princ,pe IS steel does
upon tabekai with far greater smootnets and Ger,
Alay the unpleasant necessity o. on sno ~Aes 20
as. ~hetng The other three sides OF the St,op are e1
,rney we'll finished fat ,moo and almost elastic pre-
serving the from ,ha, oundness OF edge when 80 sooa
destroys its keenness j. CRIsc ON
May 10, 1877 VALENTINE MOT r
Saunders inventor and sold BY g. Saunders Son, w
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There is grand family holiday the American Muse
will be dressed NAPOLEON the morning As sailor in he
afternoon, aud Citizen il the evening Their will be
rm-nts in lesnersm and other performances at II A. NJ
: and II p NJ " 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-28

Ing 81 the above Assertion viii Be- held at Sauon Hall
Monday evening" Oct. 30, II /: o'clock.
siLAs CHICKERlNG, President.
AbRAS B. ' V1S6EAkizEE. Vice Presidents.
F r,!tt Gs W; PIERCE sseesvs.4es- oaas
Premium Hats.-ORLANDO FISH, Halter.
has hand large assortment Of Nu,,ia oskn and
Cashmere HTS of asuperio style and finish any hereto
fore offered Premium awarded by the American In
sute for the best specimen Nutra Hats at the late FAR
tbs Cy and Premium for the best specimens OF NutIia
and MoleskIn Hats the late far OF the tanS IN Institute
Philadelphia The public invited 10 cali ana examine ms
Hats at his Sales Room IL Broadway Two doors above the
City Hall. o2S BITS
rT Paris Hat.-A new style, Just introduced by the
subscber-exrern-ly neat and beautiful
AMlDON, Fashionable Halter,
o2I 2,yis. Wall.s,reet corner Nassau.
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, nc.
r. The Subscribers have now on hand an extensive
and choice selection Of Carp-tings
FROM A Low PRICED INGRAM
To the Richest and most Costly description OF
BRUsSELs SAXoXY ROYAL WI w = ,s HEREYyEI,
Carpet nS
AsO....F o OR OIL /. c L 0 7 5
Neatest and most Splendid Patterns and Cotors.
Also, Ereach and Engsh Bookings DFqssets ss
Table and Piano Covers sc. Sc. all which will be sold al
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES, BY
c. w SMITH * COMPANY,
OBS Owls PSI Broadway opposite the CITY Han.
e Photographic Likenesses, BY the DagueI.
eotyye Process 2 Broadway (corner Park place. oy
IOaNS OF Lnls