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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
DEALE'S NEW.YORK MUSEUM AND PIC.
Saop White Negroes

" Just arrived r.9n Bs4lI! ,s9 nssro soyr stveE and
woody hair So white a, snow with the da and thick
lips Of tn African Their pssn aeeoTnany me anG are
~ beings kpown. They ave been engaged Geat e1
pene and DUR tie whole day it evening" they
remain THIS WEEK ONLY.
MISS CECILIA 81 ANCHARO the celebrated Fem .'e
Jusge and payero III. Musical Glasses Ms; AdaT the
10 player md Negro sugerMs Pcksn, tie ILsh Meio-
DIST Linton. omc SiuSer aad NEGRO EATRAVA.
GANLIST-the ceIebtated Kentucky NlinstIeis, &c &c
Madame AOnLPH.
TIE Celebrated Svbtl,
can b. privately consulted all hcus regarding the PAS
NJ and FUTURE She has been consu ted end e.
commended by many eminent persons including ~ + VII
LIS k.o Editor OF th@ New York Mirror
Saturday Afternoon o'cock-eormancN the .ane as
in the evening at halipfSt !. M. =.
Admi;tmcs to the whole Ia shilling extra ioI
con snrng MsdsGle Adolph.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-hubb4rdi ": ".
w Stone .Ol Btoadwa2 corner Of W-4er ST. G2od; o;
snitable fol Holiday prsenu such as God ssq Rnsy 2s
Emerald Op, and otke s,ons ard pl,n Rtngs, sly @ @uR'
aud Spoon &c &c la consequence Of app2, hing NH
Gtrr constantly hand W.,ehe. aid !sw.Ey repalfra
Od W.tche Gold and slye, taken IN ezehaase or oouH'
t.r Cash. Il. y. SIOSS toI ,6I,eo"an,
2 isniiss T. "aiRrr--Jt-t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

nARIS FANCY GOODS.-Reeeved per Siivie
10 ,.Y an. for sale on commission, by y H. IHoNf-
son, 50 B,ayei.street. Z, 49,. ,,a rIo,racs of the
so rch Ornaments for the headn Chenille Flowers
O1'nents ar for the nee an; anna DO do do
Also viii Blond Laces black 10 do o. ,,o ,-;,
Embroidered Collars, Cales, Felefines, Sc -@2 .-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

rg1HE BEST COUGH CANDY-lt. n has as 1te;t1 pesn
BY alsa' that oSEsS sP nns conn
CANDY the grand remedy for pS.in"as IL. sign Of The
AMERICAN Eagle 81 Chahsm.stsee We sdvl's o esasss @
,Iyit y really soedno hsmouK si Jgsr ,@ ndns.
rS;,sdeinhis. 2o7 KIng..t Charleston, S. c. MO I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
MUFFS. MUFFS! NJ
AND EURS

Z * y II y n
THE pscphetor offers to sell MS stock OF MUFf
= fRes RsF FSiHLs !! aoI EsXIE pdsss a, his 30
Sd Liberty 1sItet, nsa. Bro.dWty -rM--+ :. -I---
TUsT RECEIVED, via Stsans. ACADIA, Acadia 0. 10. o!
r md .nlsndid goods 70. gentrmsnt dfs;sns gowns.
Also a.. stsortmsnt Of style Silk and Satin ~
.bIs for b,l and wedding costume ehoiGt assot
"SG SGs.tf ''-> VIII T. JENNlNGs CO.. 23 BIoedm.y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

yX7HITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed to to a
w dark brown permanent 3ac% BY the hlSosn M m mar mar
can EacIe g. Chatham street, Y OF lS pT2Gs 2
"n. Stae.s,ree, Boston Lsdger Buildings m
20T Kngsrreet Chafestou. S- l. Wv III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

"a THREE DOLLAR #HATS.-Just tnished,
- n. most spsrai article ever offered 10 the public.
S3 Short ZAP o!sssin Has, al .he low psise S. ::
80 Tne,rsiiu1 NoIe:k. Hs. S2 20 50 z2-yey neat
Dres. Hats. GSCESG- :. "a r. = ~
IohIr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

john 9. CoscNmaa .SUtU0NFtT.
ISANELlN SAILS nCl VI, lI5 ha.a n s..
= Wet1c day. Cecenhs. 20 h-shelI le OF Grocetlrs -
loccock AT No ~ S'h a.aae, W >. 81 re AID 1n tr
Zee spces ou. and e. Bus,er LNi Lamp OIL: O. Fans
Mc asses s>.ts ard Weights, snd very ether attic ar-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

NHERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE COM
aAr ,s,b isss@,ve notice that NON ard alter Ihis
date discount OF ten rcr VIII De m.de from e i
1'rs an iii rolicia or ss iSsned ON thi' oihe
~ - - -, - il8 lwias
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
-STEAV REFTNED CANDY.

n L ga. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, corner
ia Of Chamber. street are constantly manufacturing BY
.,eaa, and have now on hand large assortment Of Caady
&c Of superior quality suitable for the souhsn mlfkst
Thi. candy bang made from Refined Sugar viii Keep IN
"a4' |tA.'A-ES "4--- 80 = - inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
,loHs {. { Ssay5Llo, " +; Secretaries.

~ &lzteentla Nsnrd.-ln accordance with the re-
.nmms lion es the Democratic Wing General Committee
bs Dc atic Wings ot'e Si3esnth Ward will assemble
on Weoesday Evening next the goth INST AZ O'Clock, at
DeIssates 10 repres-n; this W4rt he General COMMITTEE
fo the ensuing yeaf and likewise to choose ys Delegates
from eccG District 70 The Ward COMMITTEES
BENZ. EAKkER. CA'n Ward Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

rI-Seyenteent.l Ward Democratic Eyhtgs
LOOK Here !-Yop requested 10 attend 4 meeting at
the Henry Csy House corner OF and First On
WEDNESDAY tTFNlNG, the goth Decernbe:, at 7
o'clock for the paose 81 eecng Ward Committee and
Dtsses Che General COMMITTEES the ensuing IS
tce Committees nave mportaGt influence in securing The
t.umqho WS principles expected tina; there VII ps i
,r,,.lt and ull al ten
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
. MEXICAN MUSEUM ANO PERPETUAL
rAln rnP rOI-H n.iTS ONLY!

I HERICAN MUSEUM ANO PEhPE iUAL
y PAlR-FOR FoUR DaTS ONLY!
pay yiyJ:e.5 admitted the stme eyvIlns iIes 80 =. ,
Ni;s VI CANNON the universal syorlte sptsaTs 10 d
nav and aagha6s COMIC MoNoLOGCE, II whieh ,. .hs
s,stains different Characters introducing sIstE Vi az
cg Songs SC She positively remains but four days cessf
GENERAL TOM THUMBS The smallest nan thai svst
lived remains but few days longer previous % NJ, os2jta
for London and Paris. Those who fail 70 see this ~og1efta
Lilipoiiau, will miss sight they will always regret r car
h4 at sil hours. DAY and svsnire
The Whole Gipsu Fd,s;ty
The F.niy of WandsEgs GGsl.. six n q. enEees is t
rms the whole DAY and svenng dressed their pcna Goa
They d1qss s9t a or ya9n R%TH PH'e M
Sc are engaged beautiful Giraffe. Rhinocsros, and ether
cunoses have been .dded TO the Museum
Mad CHECKENI the celebrated PantoTra'st aad i 81.
ssuse, is engage and will appes. on Friday nsxt
DayPsrSrmances evsrg WedGssasysnd Saturday sesh0'A
THE HOLYDAYs- Preparations are mski2s for the sf>
prolchin: Holydd style OF superb msSuheence never
before e. suaei Particular, hereafter; ;.
Admissou 70 whole 25cen; children Under 10 Tet,, bali
cents extra to those who consult The G.y priTa,ey
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

Of admission for saIeat the Bookstore of
But!e & Wepd, yGd3 he Astor House; at Growers, ,633
B.oaway; the Office e t,e lobe Hotrl and the door
Of the Institute. Gea,lemsn 81 50 Lady, 80 cents, for
sI- course Single admission, Fifty Cents
6IE I'rNAiNTt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

.,C,,, GOCrCN TUE HA1E
S1'0p TTS EELIfSG OFF AND CLEAN 1T,
/, positively the half and keeps J. IN sraI, Ear,
long time Sold at the Sign Of The American Eas D. NAV
81 shnss-oi at 59 Fuoh5sf., p.
Brooyn sstacstreet Bos.on Ledger Buildnss fnlia III
dsIrhis: 207 Kng.trset, Charleston, 5. L. oEO lm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

A CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT or SAk-
n taking this too 01sh M Ss mi III
acss Of Jo@s.s + EIsfs s me3cs 81 p9oP
o ha root Sold at the ,sn Of the Amencan Eagle 81 nat
49, p1stsa D0HsG" Itassi si1s
anb;a: 237 ng.str-et Ch4restou, . G. d2o I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

yS7ONDERFUL INVENTION, to force r ct;,;t the h,
h n ,ors Of our most respectable citizens can De
shown who used tins and found all It Is here hvnu n,cJ
Cnra Hair Restorative they found 1t to po5re'' these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

DIRECTORS -,
Valentine g. Hall, J; B F4wn.r"d, E1mnnd rehoH, .,,
Wm Whitewght, hlaIu HoHman, w llain I'M, 49,
K. Hutchinson, Smnh hmn9u Shet'es "I'sann' .,,pn
William H. Johnson Elai G UIGe, h9o' Va. 2i"f,n, t
frAccis Butler. Veorse feTytpy' !ohI hpaWE b%
, ,,,,. so..,, nj 2awSwS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

| HAIJ LAMPs, SOLAR LAMfS. GIRANDOLE@, &C.
M al. MERRITT, No 100 Bowery, between
w. Grand and Heater have Just opsned
assortment Of the above goods slso greet variety o. tc
Cnt Pressed and plain Glass French aud ngish lima
yhe t;rani.e Ware Britannia Cas,osi Tea Set' Sc hch
thpv offer at radaced prices, Tor cash oI1 lnlDo-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
Ny AM kp-4ONhSn Lf EAfA.NN
D,oruh-r nth an5 2lst.
MT ossiock, at ta' auction room.

Al S o'clock AZ he Ancuol Room.
S-L,r6id London Books 9rnacl,. Sc "A aics arc f,eh
COLLECTION Books saaols 10: ay'.y s;sE ana loL ne
oinGius, lae VARIETY OF splendid s.kish ihH-
=. American Aanu7is foT s<1. Fine ONo1t B:sSS 1Ve'
2!!e's Cnld-eI's Book. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
WERRER & BAKER,

- A CGrG.-R WEGBtR, formerly. Of Canal street
having formed COPE rtnersi.in with Mr.p BAKER, ha
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND CIGARS,-H. G.
RITTER, Pennsylvania .apenix, four doors acest
Of lM street. having enlarged his Cigar and Tobacco
establishment, and made extensive additions thereto
has now as complete and varied assortment as can
be found in the District He names in part
Cigms-Regala Britannia, Regalia Palmareal,
Plantation, La Norma (superior) Lavueltabagera, or
Leeshore La Pru Colon, Every ine) Canones, 1crown
brandy Constantias, Cazadores Principe, various
brands, Havana, &c., SC.
Tobacco Of various kinds, and of the finest quality
and the most approved snuffs in use always on hand
Scarfalatti and smoking tobacco of all kinds pipes.
snuff boxes shaving requisites, brushes Of all kinds
combs, with variety of fancy articles too numerous
to mention.
H. g. K has also in store large lot of cheap
American cigars, of fine quality and flavor, from AZ
to $l2 per M to which he invites the attention of
shopkeepcrs and others, he is determined TO sell
them at manufacturers prices, and lower than thew
can be obtained elsewhere
Persons in want Of good cigar or superior chew
ing tobacco, can always be accommodated on terms
WHICH cahhot iaii 10 please. nov eff
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THE WING STANDARD.
For the Wing Standard.

For the Wing Standard.
WING BATTLE SONG.
Arouse, Wings. arouse ye, and go forth once more,
To battle in Freedoms proud cause;
Let your battle-cry be, In the year forty-four,
For " the Constitution and Laws
The dark clouds and vapors that lowrd DER the plain
Now swiftly are passing away;
The bright sun of freedom now shines forth again,
In the person of HENRY CLAY
The sroc Of Tylerism too long has swept
Ger this land of the free and the brave;
The orphan and widow in sorrow have wept,
And in want have sunk down to the grave
The hardy mechanic, sweet Liberty's shield,
Like the worm has been crushd to the ground
Then rally, oh, rally, and fly to the field,
When the war-cry of freedom shall sound
Press forward press forward let no one eer tarry-
Press on at the sound of the drum
And then it is certain the peoples FRIEND Harry"
To his seat in the white-house will come.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

SPECTACLES, &c.-The subscribers, Manufac-
~ turers Of Mathematical OPTICAL and Philosoph-
cal Instruments Cat the solicitation Of their riends)
have added to their establishment The article of Spec
tacles, IN every variety of forms, where glasses of
the best quality, and correctly ground on optical
principles may be had to suit the sight Of neary) all
persons gold frames made to ORDER of any pattern,
glasses fitted to old frames and all work in the line
done in the best manner; where may be had great
variety OF Mathematical Drawing Instruments from
S2 to $50, Engineers and Surveyors instruments of
superior quality, Pocket and other Telescopes, supe-
rior Thermometers, in mahogany cases, for halls or
parlors, Barometers, sc. Shortly will be published,
in pamphlet form, with plates an Essay on the Human
Eye, showing its defects and explaining the appca-
ton Of Optical Glasses, to its assistance &c.
PATTEN & SON,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
nov Sim between 10th and 18th sts
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COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, &c, &c., sc, The sub
- scrbers have just received fresh supply of
Groceries, as follows
Cucumber, tomato, and walnut pickles
Porto Cabello, Maracabo, Rio, and Java coffee
Young Tyson, imperial, gunpowder, and pouchong
2l' Cruz' brazll, ana rorto Klco sugar (tea
Loaf, lump, crushed and pulverized sugar
Salad oil, in pint and quart bottles
Fall and winter sperm oil
Mackerel herring, and Goldfish
Baskets, brooms, and fancy pals
Mould, sperm, and adamantlne candles
Macaronl, sal soda, salaratus, and starch
Also, family -four buckwheat, and glade butter.
With many other articles, too numerous to mention
TRAVERS & JACKSON.
nov 6-3t Penn avenue, between 18th & 18th SITS.
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NEW FRENCH MILLINERY OF THE. La
~ TEST PARIS FASHIONS.-Just received by
MADAME DE LA RUE on Pennsylvania Avenue.
between 18th and 18th streets, where may be found
an excellent assortment of the very best and hand
soonest head-dresses for soirees artificial flowers.
gloves, bonhets, caps, perfumeries, &c, &c, all OF
which will be sold very low for cash. .st n. !
nov 6--3t MADAME DE Ia RJIr
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

DESPERATE DEPRAvITY.- William Russell has
been sent to Durham prison for three months for
robbing printer The fellow having heart of
stone, stole the compostor's whole stock in
1rade-his STICK. and converted it into current
gnoins. The police gave chase and caught him
in capital style. The case could not have been
palmer against him. The proof was clear, nor
could the offender justify his line of conduct He
was therefore convicted according to rule of law,
and committed in due form to the ,galleys (alias
treadmill) for the space Of three months, and
locked-up in Jail forthwith n warning to all men
how they copy his example, and impose upon
the geS<leman Of the press. Eng. paper.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

A TTENTION CORDWAINERSl The subscri-
II Der, in returning thanks 10 his customers in the
Shoefndings line for past favors, begs leave to in
form them that he is making weekly additions TO his
stock already on hand and will constantly keep all
articles in use by journeymen in the cordwaining
business, which he will sell at Baltimore prices
t@H II. G. RITTER, u,4
nov 6 Penn. avenue, 4 doors west of 18th It
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

entaati0n.-The season has arrived when
doors and windows must be closed to exclude
the external air, and fires are in demand inter-
nally. With many the only question is, how to
secure proper temperature, without passing
thought about the quality of the air This is an
oversight. 1t has been estimated that more
diseases are occasioned by inhaling stfed air
than by exposure to the cold. There certainly
can be no doubt that impure air adds vastly to
the prevalence of disease.
In breathing every person eYhales quantity
of carbonic acid gass from the lungs; this grad
ually vliates the air of close room, and renders
it unfit for respiration. Besides, the combustion
of fuel in a stove, CRATE, or fireplace, especially
the burning Of charcoal evolves quantity of
this deleterious gas-the same gas precisely that,
under the name Of choke damp, so often proves
fatal at the bottoms of mines and wells. This
noxlous element being heavier than common air,
subsidies to the bottom of room; and for this
reason children are more liable to be affected
by it than adults. 1t has proved fatal to children
lying on the floor, while the parents in the same
room experience no disagreeable sensations The
strong draught of chimney will convey away
impurities Of this kind but where the draught
is feeble, room will need more careful ventia-
ton. Ii greater pains were taken to ventilate
churches and lecture rooms we should hear less
OF sleepy audiences. School houses, TOO, require
particular attention in this respet-Boston Bee
Shoemoking Machine.--1he New York
Evening Post gives the following description of
the manner of making shoes by machine owned
by gentleman Of that city:
The sole leather is first pressed between
wooden rollers, which makes it extremely firm
and compact, much more so than hammering
can do. 1t is then placed under cutting ma.
chine, which atpne operation cuts it into proper
shape. Meanwhile another machine is busy
making steel wire into screws of about three
feet in length, all of which is done with surpri-
sing CELEBRITY A fourth machine punches The
sole with holes, inserts the screw and cuts il
off at the proper length. All that is then neces-
sary is to rivet the screws by few blows with
a hammer on an anvil,
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14
LocoFoco PROSPECTS AND DESIGNS.

The condition and prospects of the Locofoco
party is anything but satisfactory to its managers.
This is apparent in various quarters, and as the
period of the great contest approaches the indi-
cations of alarm become more and more palpable.
Their recent disastrous reverses in Georgia,
Tennessee, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
their narrow escape in New York, have seemed
to fill them with apprehension for their fate and
wonderfully to depress their spirits--thus de-
monstrating that, if without honesty, they are
not devoid of discenmeat Without great
name under which to rally-without character
but that which belongs to the selfish demagogues
OF the country--wilhout principles but those
which are common to public REGULATORS and de-
faulters-and paralyzed by irreconcable dissen-
tons in their ranks, they are destined, we firmly
believe, to meet a signal overthrow at the next
Presidential election And in view OF this prob
able result, which the Locofoco leaders see and
dread, and will move I" Heaven and earth" to
avert, they have begun to look about themselves,
1Ahd to attempt to devise some plan by which
can effectually defeat the will of the ma
jority of the people. Accordingly, some of the
party organs are sounding the public as to the
proprety OF annulling and destroying the popu-
lar voice by throwing the election into the House
OF Representatives. AS IA proof of this we invite
the attention of our readers to the following ex-
tract, which we copy from Kentucky Locofoco
paper called the Kentucky Woman
s'We can run all of our candidates. and then
keep Mr.. Clay out of the House in Congress,
where he ,oould haze no chance at any rate. In
fact, if we wished to make our success perfectly
certain, we could not do better than run demo-
cratic electoral ticket an every State. This would
bring the election before the House, where we
shall have about twenty States out Of the twenty
SIX" #t%3t
What an impressive commentary is this upon
the professions of democracy SO constantly and
so fiauntingly made by this party Ever boast
ing Of its singular and exclusive devotion to the
dear people, and proclaiming from the house
tops the great principle that the majority should
govern, it omiis no opportunity Of giving the lie
to Its assertions, and setting at nought its own
solemn pledges. It has not yet ceased its deuun-
Citations of the dear people, for refusing to follow
Its mandates in 1910; and now that there is
probability of the majority being again with the
Wing party its pretended reverence for principle
and the will Of the dear people all at once falls
below zero, and its leaders and managers set
about by trick and fraud, to suppress the true
voice OF the majority Of the people, and to give
the minority the control Of the Government.
But this is modern Democracy, and the way Of
modern Democrats. They are the most obse-
qulous, humble servants Of the dear people, as
long as they can use them for their own selfish
ends-and the yeriest tyrants, as all demagogues
are, when the people refuse any longer to be
duped and f1eeced by them Hartford Journal
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CHEAP TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AND
~ CLOTHING STORE, betreen lM and 18th
Streets Pennsylvania .4renue--P. BRENNER late of
Alexandria, having located himself as above stated,
is now prepared to execute any order in his line from
the coarsest to the finest fabric, which he pledges
himself shall be done well and cheaper than in any
establishment in the District. tG
}. b. intends keeping constantly on hand, supply
OF ready made clothing, such as Gentemen's Dress
Coats, Over Coats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, Stocks,
Gloves, Suspenders, &C. nov 6-3t
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If man has right to be proud Of anything,
IT IS OF a good action, done as il ought to be,
without any base interest lurking at the bottom
of it,
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

The Providence Journal records the appoint
ment, by President Tyler, of Leonard Wakefield,
DORIS Chaplain at Chepachet, postmaster at
Cumberland Hill, Rhode Island.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-14

(fHEAP FANCY STORE, Pennsylvania Avenue,
be,oeen 9Th and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Market
J. II. GIBBS, Dealer in Paris Fancy Articles; Shell
Side, and Tuck Combs Hair Brushes, Work Boxes,
Perfumery; Best Paris Kid Gloves, Evening Fans
Dress Trimmings; Ornamental Hair, &C., Sc, &c.
nov 7--eo3t #a@p
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ELEGANT SHAWLS.-Will be opened this day
IL | carton splendid embroidered Thibet shawls
do rich figured Thibt and cashmere
l do large and very heavy black silk shawls
l do rich changeable silk shawls "a square
and very elegant
50 pieces splendid silks, every style and quality
SO pieces mousselines de aine and cashmeres,
some entire new style
10 superfne Thibet cloths, for ladies' dresses
every shade of color A M
IS pieces chusan and cashmere de case
10 pieces elegant silk velvets for dresses and
bopnets
S cartons rich velvet and satin ribands
SO dozen linen cambria handkerchief, gloves
hosiery, &c.
90 pieces black and colored alpaccas, silk fringes
SIC.
The above with every article in the fancy good
line will be sold on the most favorable terms.
BRoADCLOTHs.
i will open day large assortment of the best
London broadcoths
London, French, and American cassimeres
Velvet and satin yestings s @
London tweeds for coats and pantaloons
large assortment of gentlemens fancy
scaris and cravats, fashionable style
Lambswool and merno shirts and drawers
Plaid and figured cloths for cloak INNINGS
s ALSO
$50 pieces superior and low priced cassinets
100 pair IA, III, and 1914 Whitney blankets
Wide and narrow white and colored hannes
The above goods having been purchased at auction
at the north at very low prices great bargaus may be
expected by those who may favor me with call
nov 9-im X. C. WASHINGTON. \
IRESH DRY GOODs-Just received, in addi-
i ton to my former stock
Eack, blue, and gray cloths, at very low prizes
Beaver and pilot cloths, from IS cents up
Fancy and plain cassimeres IN ss4 a
Cassnets, Kentucky and Glenrock jeans
FLANNELs. i, asH
4 White, red, and yellow, at all prices, from 20
cents up @ III
Rose, Whitney, and point blankets, at very low
prices
DoMEsrIcs.
Bleached and brown sheetngs and shirtings
Bleached and brown Canton fannels
Bedticks, checks, and plaid cottons t
LADIES' WEAR.
Rich Grape Parisennes
Rich figured and plain mousselines
French and German merinoes
Blue, black, and colored Alpaccas t
Black and blue-black silk yelvets
Calicoes at ali prices, from to 81 cents
Very rich embroidered thbet and merino shawls
Cashmere, cloth, silk, and blanket do
HOSIERY.
Alpaca, cashmere, lambswool, silk and cotton
hose and half hose
Mtt I 2 GLOVES. E.
Kid, buckskin, merino, silk, and cotton gloves
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Ipswich and Angola shirts and drawers
n wOOLLENs. sU
Yarns, white, gray, and random
Woollen comforts and chenele boas tE
Ladies' and children's worsted net caps
Suspenders, scarfs, linen bosoms and collars
.ate TRAININGS.
Gimps, frlnges, aces, silk and wash thues
Coat bindings and cords
Marrow satin lustrings and velvet ribands and
rich bonnet ribands
Infants socks, cotton laps, and white and black
waddngs
Together with almost every article in the dry
goods line.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
give me call, as | am determined to sell at small
Prohts in order to make quick sales. Don't forget
VIM r. RILEY,
nov 6-3t Cor. Sth ST. and Cen. Market Space.