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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
sEw-YoHK, MONDAY MORNING, EfAscH 20, 1913.

The TEXAN PRisosERs.-The New Orleans
Tropic contains letter from a gentleman, forra-
erly of the Santa Fe Expedition, captured at Micr
and confined at Matamoras, where the letter is
dated. He gives some few particulars of the bat
tie, and concludes thus
g We leave this place tomorrow for Mexico,
and in consequence of the approximations entar-
tanned by the Mexicans, that we will make an eff
fort at our liberation, the escort will be very
strong one, under the command OF Cana!es. We
contemplate making an effort for our escape. be-
fore we leave here maay days; it will he against
fearful odds, but have no doubt of cur success,
if the matter is conducted properly. The pecu-
liarity of my own situation, and choice Also will
place me in the front rank in an u1armed charge
upon Mexican bayonets. Although ! feel entire
confidence in the success of the enterprise if
Quoted properly, yet still l have occasionally a
presentiment that my career is shortly to be closed.
Ii, under the circumstances, our men cannot be
brought to the fighting point, shall resort TO
some other means of releasing myself from this
painful thraldom Be it as it may, am deter
mined not again to appear in Mexico prisoner.
Let my fate be what i, may, however, shall meet
1t with unshrlhking nerves, and a steady pulse.
The courage that animated me in our late bloody
conflict, will suslain me in still more desperate
one, and | have now become fearless of death.
LESSON or TEMPERANcE-An industrious
young man named VIM. White, who had been en-
ployed on board the steamer Bristol at Mobile,
by economy had saved some four or FIVE hundred
dollars, which he, as it accumulated, had changed
into gold. One evening, by accident, lie INDUCED
"a thing altogether Unusually in glass too much
This led him to grog shop, where the first wrong
step induced another. His social qualities by this
time became ardent, and he soon found, if not
friends, companions, who, after forming very es-
pecia intimacy with their new associate, robbed
him OF every cent he mad, leaving him to reflect
upon the sober reality that glass too much is fire.
qusntly a very costly one.
20 ORRlN PORTER ROCKWELL, who stands
charged with attempt to assassnate ex.Gov.
Boggs last summer, was yesterday arrested in this
city, shortly after the landing of the steamboat
Utica He is from the East, where he passed,
aud up to the time of his arrival here, by the name
of French. Yesterday he entered his name at the
stage Office for Jacksonville as Riley. We learn
that passage has been taken for him in the stage
for Independence, where the crime was commit
ted, and that he will leave on WednAsdav next
Rockwell is one of the Mornons to whom 10
Smith is said to extend his counienance and pro-
lection, and by whom he is employed in such acts
Of crime as the one whereof he stands charged.
ST.. Louis New Era.
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TUROPFAN HOTEL, Washington

EEUROPEAN HO'IEL, Washlngton
,ity-In consequence Of frequent mistakes, by gen
trnlcn wishing stop the European Hotel. The under
sig1e has 10 nforn s ffenSs ann the public, bis house
the sane formerly kept by Ir Fuller, few doors vest
Hoel now kept by that gentleman, and near the
-rreasury Buildings
This Hoe; mas been newly fitted up and fnrnstsd-hss
a great OF pariors with bedrooms attached,
well ca custed families singh gentirnen. Board
by the day. 1b and year may had AT prices suited 20
TIMES; the subscsiber pledges hinrlf that every
possible aiiop shall be shown bis guests mike thtir
resistance with him comfortable agreeable possible
NIL 2neOd' LOUIS GNthSRCH.
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billiard .OOMs. with Bassford's
celebrated TrnnSlete and Marble Tables, No )
Ann l49 Fuliou, here Ors FIELD invites ss rleEds
call; or at 40 Brovay, joining ;he Olympic, where
RALFE BENJAMIN will happy to his friends rabies
for sale.
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III utcs. works .sust Published and for

u Lutcst Works gusf Published and for
sale at the Office Of The Tribune
BRAYpe,s ENclcl opEp1A no4................... IS
sAEGEST's MAGAZINE, (ApriD. %
GkAHAMs MAGAZINE, pr Observation-Disclosures. .
LApY's WORLD FAsHsN, (ApsiD ........... l6
AMARANrHA l2i
IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRIcuLTuuE, &c............... %
Travels IN THE GREAT WESTERN PRAIRIEs and in
The OREGON TERRITORY. 25
ANGELA OR LOVE Ia
p,ror,n ...,......................... 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

CELESTIAL DAeuERKgoTyFg.-Tho following
is an extract from Francis B. Ogden Esq United
States Consul at Bristol, read by Mr.. Dayton be-
fore the National Institute, in Washington at Its
meeting on Monday evening last:
You ask if any thing has been recently eIscov-
cred in relation to the Daguerreotype. will not
attempt to give you the particulars for, in the last
or next number of Silliman's Magazine, you Will
see them in detail, as communicated by friend
of mine in Liverpool 1t appears that, at the OBJ
servatory at Rome, they have succeeded SO well
in combining the powers of the Telescope and the
Daguerreotype, as to produce perfect map OF
the heavens. The nebuous clouds arc transferred
to sheet of paper, every star composing them,
and every shadow as distinct as seen through the
best instruments; the precise position OF Jupiter
and his moons given at any moment OF time ana
all the phases of the other planets, with the great
est accuracy. My friend, Mr.. Taylor, has pro-
missed me sight of some eff the pictures, which
he saws are OF scale that would require globe
of the size of the cupola Of ST. Paus TO place them
in proper proportion.
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NgORISON'S Hygeian bIedicines.-

W NOTIcs--Wherezs, A A. samanos, of 81 Broad.
way, Sew-yors, Is making improper of Aess1.
Morrison Co.'s appointment; for The safe Of their Hedi-
cnes T;Tis IS, therefore, inEcrm the public that Mr..
Szu,anos Is authorized 10 sell HOR1S0SS FILLS
IN EeYo.k aHa that Hessys 5iorTiss1s only Agents
New-YoEk ara aessrs. FIRTH K HALL, Of Ne. Frank
Lin square, ro whoE alone hs Medicines be had gem
EiBe. fSignedj MORRISON l. co.
Dated British College of Health, Nav Road, Lsndep,
June 18th, lsz2. jyST
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Walter Forward and Alfred vs.. Marks,
ATTORNEYS An LAW. PITTSBURGH.P Pa. mS ON

~ Meads of Esafr.-A. G. BARRY, Artist in Hair,
from LondonJhe real Heads OF Hair sill stand pFe-eHl.
nent above all others Their peculiar light gsamer and
vcntiating cha ac,e their being shaped exactly the IA
ura grows their elasticity and their superior
workmanship well their style OF finish ana ar
rangerHen ali combine such perfect heads OF har
that they mus, be seen 10 be fully appreciated.
new system of the art OF Wig Making Taught IN hve
will satisfy the most astous that he is The best and cheap
es, maker the cy-i46 Broadway cerner OF Liberty
up stairs III I'M
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gOSEPa elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO TIE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-Tbes ish charac-
OF these Pens has induced the attempt on the part OF
several dsrepn.abe makers opracce fraud only upon
bearing the msspead aa-, TINS, 6llo oniling lie final
= is in the market II readily be dstected by its
unfinished appearance and The very common style IN whick
il is put up.
Observe, the genuine Pe.s all marked in full
i;Doseph Sio,rs Patent" Joseph Glils warranted ~
and tina; each gross bears ac sime OF his signature.
The above may be- had. wholesale, OF HENRY JEsSOPi
iviS ~ rn-s tree. rOrrp, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

urnitrre of any description dispose o. who arc hfe.
ing up housekeeping will fnde ready sale ter az peron
" all OF their goods by sending the. address, caas
Al private saie-Two Piano Ferries
,es6 n z. COTTON l. CO. 1917 Chatham St
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GREENWICH POTTERY,
2oi WEST Observation-Disclosures

POI WEST EiGHTgEwTssTREET,
ets=een 9.A and i0ss Aperue,.
FH5HE Subscriber respectfully calls me az.
u enoa OF The public the great variety o. sre..'
manufactured this es.abiIshnenSucha rs 100
EARTaEs-WAaE PORTABLE FURNACE C hiasEr a.
GREEs-HcrsE TILE. PLowEn PoTs Owe" ihN' DANA
kHp JAMS. FIRE BKcx, &c &s- ltd 10 -. ri,v
As dis is .r emily es,ab,b0eoi me s'n % ,n y s
where articles m b me Iomnne
and nnacinaifty md on eaf most iabrra' terra
grrat ss srea ma aas ~ sunsror
1890 -, d ~, ~ -. Nv WASHINGTON SMITH
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
Els Museum and PICTURE

a GALLERT-C.I I. DEvoE, Msnager.-Bvery day
aad evening this week sublime ard beautiful exhloicn
OF the TRI Al OF CHEST group OF Is EguFes in Statu-
ary. The Norwood GiSY " OMAN can be consulted tace
face in private apamt.n She does not pretend "a oe
FortuneTe hut p,e by her knowledge oil fhys
oiogy, Pnysiognomy, Philosophy, Phrenocgy aiesieris
aaG the hidden Science 10 be able ~ Instruct diners OF
good Intellect She wi8rur;n them If they IRE married oE
gIvi lg lksm hi; Of past ticcs, The present a le
future as If she knew tim from BIRTH she has no cones
whose Imposition ard ua9ay from Ulster appeared In Inc
NeWiork papers receny-AdmiSsicn 10 The Museum 20
ems. Children half rirLn- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
WINDOW SHADES

w SHApESi--Tbe Subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the Pablo that having leased TIE spacious
store No.! Spruce street. few doors Nassau they
prepared 10 execute all orders Painting every
description, with aeatsess economy aud despatch.
All snGs OF S.gn PaiElag done syie aoi 70 be
passed by any Other establishment Gold Sigas arsned
ade. large assortment OF well srascred SsR
Bssrus always on hand
Banners Interior Decorations add
order Designs furnished aud executed in superior style.
specenso work always be and references giycE
~ SaiEg ~ .he above pace.
Tney have or hand am, are constantly manufacturing
Decorative Waaow Shades StranSefs in the
Sly aeep OF hotels saloons, public places OF resort ard
en Sways De supplied VITA Shades of the best dc
scrpson, ana Nstranisd Tse csnss,s OF spieR
nd ita.dh l.heSapes, VIA Yisesttes FreHeh Scrolls.
slgpeiies s9u hesese Ce;ses, SctpJrFa Views, Fancy
sGe,en sne Son:s asscape Centres, ra.srn AobSys
All kRos o. Sha1e Do natter how oeui, are PAINTED In
superior style al tins sstasSshnaea,
Taey would Ss:.s can TN atsntioa of The public to
splendid Gohic Shzse gotep in gocc Vie ard war,
rentsd 10 please.
TIE trade generally Supplied on fs.r,l ,srps
Trimmings furnished sra Shades G1ea n .eopi-ed
BAaToi. y DE- SiAUNY.
SAMrEI. +. SASToL,
LEWIS s. De MACSy. ulc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
DALDNEsS and Loss of Hair is caused

I'D ALDNESS and Loss OF Hair Is caused
- by n OF healthy action Of The vessels which
throw OF the Precipitation from The bend. When these yes
sells weak diseased, the ptrsplratoG Is thick and
clamny, and adheres the mouIts the pores and clogs
en np aud dries and forms scur or dspdrn Less blood
Is carried 20 the roots Ct Tie hair ana for OF which
the hair has sufficient oursbment, and consequently
becomes dry aGd harsh, and begins nsen>b!y 70 a OF,
which continuing 10 ncrease eventually proopcSs Ia dnes
Restore the capillary vessels OF thr hair 10 'hrr former
healthy circulation, ard me silky new hair vii! make y
appearance which w increase quantity and volume
tlttc hair becomes thick aad healthy.
Jayne' E1r roric tie only preparation that has ever
bee known 10 produce Hair Bald Heads. hch i
has dose innumerable instances, and Will seldom fail, il
properly and perseypriugy used
Ptepared only by Or, JAYNE. No sos Broadway. Arlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

u Wood ECSravEnH-Ihe undersigned "ouiu
respectfully inform be Printers and Publishers OF this y
aud elsewhere, that he has the facility and ability 10 exc
cute al! kinds Of original designs and engrlvlDgs VIZ en-
be>hmens for illustrated books papers and periodicals.
architecture machinery, labels business embleas aaio-
graphs stamps, &c at l60 Nassau street, Tribune buud
No patronage solicited from those WIN wish barter
mr. credit WIN W BRITT. fz3E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

Martha Coain has lived in my family the last IL Jears
and hereby certify the foregoing staeen MADE oy her.
s sJ,' ;s Correct Mr. SiARY 3. LLOYD,
Mo- 6Gi Broad IT. Newark, n j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

TT7HE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD
4 know it thai Dr.. JAyNE'S EXPECTORANF 10 a
certain cure for asthma and that for coughs COLDS con.
SUMPTION whooping cough Group, bronchitis aud eTsry o
r disease of the Lungs throl II Is 10 produce the
most decided Benefit II is recommended ny thousands
VITO have il, aud all say that II Is the best remedy
without any exception all Pulmonary Diseases 1at have
ever been known ways give relief and cnres when
every Other means have TAI Ell
Prepared oay by Dr. D. JAYNE, 20 South Thrd.street
Philadelphia and No. 5g5 Broadway Nsw-fork Enc. "
lls;fIp. ~ nv
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Sandss Ssrsaparila will aSo ard permanently
cure diseases having their origin IN an impure state Of Tie
blood and dsptaved condition OF the general contribution
VIZ: Serula or Kings Evil, its various forms; Rneuma
tisra obstinate cuaneOus ruptions, Bloches, blics, PD
MES or Pus.u!ss Or The face chronic Sore Eyes Rg
ar letter Scad Head enlargement and PAIN Of The bones
and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphic symptoms, diseases
arising from an udcious OF Mercury eaie derange
u.nis. and ottier similar COMPLAINTS
rep.r. and so! At wholesale and retail, and for export
at1r I,y A. B. Saacs Co. No z7s Broadway, tGfanl,e
BuidDg corner oil Chambers street New YORK Also soic
David Sands Co. No n East Broadway, corner o. Mar
ket-strr.t; and by Druggists generally throughout he
UsiIed States. Price 81 per bots, sx bottles "r 50
Tote-The original documents may be seenby cailibs al
opr store, NO. rs Broadway. cZZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

NJ TO Prinaers.-A FRESHMAN Of experience,
steady and industrious habits desires permanent situation
at moderate salary. He is that j. well acquainted
with the working Of wood engravnes h1e haok-Hork &c
lie would like perfect his knowledge OF Power
Presswork Address w. Allen, in of d. Greeley Tt
i,ro nfi-e
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-EA ULL'S TRuS 40 Kup

4 Il tured PersonPersens afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the wetd Affords
application the Office, No. Veseystreel, either of
The agents in the principal towns In The United sacs Be
they endorsed by Dr. hr in writing None are gena.
inc be relied upon good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken yepd iInita;ons OF
Hus celebrated russes and tboasans imposed upon
consequence. These limitations be relied upoa they
made by onsAifuI mechanics, and better ihnn
the ordinary
Rooms have been fitted up at No.. Veseysree cIou-
sgcy ladies' having separate entrance from the busi
department whers female Is IN cnnztsnt attendance
~ wait apo female patients si1 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

THO UMBRELLA RiAhUFACTUR-
4 ERS, 4c.-jAMESG. MoFFET. Manufacturer,
l2 Prnce-sireet ". Y, CITES safe wholesale and retail
superior lot al Umbrella. 'araSo and Shade Fnrnhre'
al The lowest market prices. MIS- lnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

TIE pain ercried from tie shoulder TO theend OF ny
fingers years my suite-ugs were beyond ds'
crpiiOn tried various remedies ana consulted tiiiefen
PHYSICIANS In New-Yotk and amongst them the late Dr.
3uSe w.:o told me The disease OF The was caused BY
~ large quantity mercury taken TO cure the nfama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

nace i; confidence in the statement made by Martha
Conn having known her LIE past twenty years. WIN
cheery give any particulars ia relation TO her case 10
u1ese ""o ''"S "-'l :. 49, Sr ELIZABETH,
'up e,rsst u n " Dec. II, 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

A hfITY SCHUOL-This institution
IA will commence its seventh annual course May liih
under the direction oil Miss Arm F. Day. Pupils VIII be re-
ceved any previous application In Miss Day. at
No. II NmilY str. et. ~ eN05ln.
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have confidence in tue representations made by siarlh
~o-'D' -''N ELIJAH +. PuRDY,
Alderman 10Th Ward of the City OF NeT7.York
Nee 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

Given a. New York this lab day et December, isf2
KNOW Martha Coniin aud known OF her Suffering
Illness John DUBOIS, Bishop OF New.York
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FEHO CEDARWARE COOPERS.-
z JAMES G. MoFF,T. aisuufac,nrer l2i Pnnce.st
~ " offers for sale wholesale and retail, superior io
nr;.se ul9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

SAMUEL LOUNSBURY, formerly Da-
~ venport & L0unsbury,l Merchant Tailor, would IN
his friends and the public tathe IS no" ashe
ar the Old stand 10 Fulton street he would be hap
DIV 10 see them. The friends OF Mr. John Rogers two has
lately disposed of his interest In this establishment 10 inc
subscriber are respectfully solicited 10 continue their pa
1rnnaoe PRICES 10 CORRESPOND with The tines mi8 lHN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

know Martha Corlin and believe VIVA. she states IN ibis
,ornmen; IN be perec,y uue JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NETWORK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

GPRING FASHIONS Now Ready
in the city Fashiorab Hats warranted fur bodies from
50 81. Splendid in,on Moiessin Hos, cloth undes
brms 81 80. II in any ,ance the above has 90 MOI
sasiacrien, the be amply satisfied by giving
information TO the subsber, where they are constantly
manufacturing. J. w. hELLoSS,
rn2 lm* NoI32 Canal-st. cor. OF Thompson.
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N:,sr; SGsGJ: Gsnt-Words caGns express me gTaIf
tuGe feel tor your treatment 70 stranger suffering
uner one the most diseases tat I'M ure Is ca
pG5le OF bearing The disease with winch was afliceS
commenced with Inflammation o. the eyes In the year 1850
which caused almost tcal blindness For THIS was treated
aud finally reeyed the remedies were such rs 10 cauH
the tevetopeeu OF scroiuons affection on my leu ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

The TEXAN PRlsosERs.-The New Orleans
Tropic contains letter from gentleman, FORM
erly of the Santa Fe Expedition, captured at Micr
and confined at Matamoras, where the letter is
dated. He gives some few particulars of the bat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

h0n nOn IN GOODS to exchange
ID LVsSsUSe for good unneumbeTed CITY Prop
~ ~ mi. Luz. p SMITH, s5 LiDetty-st.
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PURE Curled Hair

VNTARRANTED PURE Curled Hair
NiATrR aSSES.-Souihern and Western gcntle'
men, and all others of the above article would DO
we'll before purchasing elsewhere call n our Warehouse
and examine our stock confident 'at alter an eS'
perience in the Upholstery Business OF upwards OF sSen5
Two wears we can furnish them with Bedding OF the hr,t
qualify as low lower than other responsible house
Il, ar ou, nj the CITY, G p. L J. GRATACAP
P.ner TIanoings Window Shade bedding
pphIs eys Warehouse, No. 8! Maidenane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

CTRAW ROMETS. PALM LEAF
~ HATS, &c.-NArEf, FISHER, L co, 1874 Pear,
below Wall stree,er sale large assortment
of Ladies Bonuets, ERish, Itsin ard American ralc
the finest quality and ,est styles; Cypress and willow
Bonrets, sers and Chsens LeghcTns ard fain eai
Sirav TrimminyS niifical y overs .Ec milo WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

eabsllished With az Original and sxqGisi;e Design
on Steet-EGi,ed BY GEORGE 2. MoRistS-iirsisated
by }, & CHAPMAN, wis, IS engaged exclusively Tor the
Arork.reras, rhcee Dollars per annurl; SinGe Mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18
LARGE ASSORTMENT cr DRY Gnops.

- H. jenkins having rcn,uyed he building at the
- al Main and Exchange tsee Gichmond Virginia.
extensive variety OF DRY GOODS city,
nc thrn thai, III consequence OF selling by wholesale or retail
cheaper i.an formerly, aud believes his viii find the
good. AZ as low prizes any part The United
Having in con,r: patton time he has dis
posed a OF his old goods and viii hereafter offer COM
pei. assortment Of tie following arilcles
BLK GOODS.A the styles Of Black and Co!orei
Silks prizes and Qualities day and evening dresses.
lot-sLIN De LANEs.-Eyery variety Of color and style
imported
and III cents The finest manufactured Also Mourn
CLOTHS, clSS!MfRE5 AND EESTlNGS.-A very large
assortment always {" b. found.
LINEN GooDS!tish Linens, all prices from, - 3l
and 80 and ncr qualities Table Diapers, al Widths
Tuy sling Of every descriptions; shee"ss all kinds Liurn
ral;o ';andcIcieis hi prices fam Z, cents 10 - each
rs<ia 7ad Birds Eye Diapers, Napkins, &c. &C. 'ec:
HOSIERY AEp GIovEs.-Ercry description ri kind and
size Sils Cc,'o, crin", Raw S!k or-ied and other MAKE
iSe m, na sS yc men wo"sn no. 3na , nine
and hall mourning oas'i tha!s ami Ea"tazncs, and oie
BoSSGTs, RiHANDs AND FLowERs-La,est fashions.
LACE GooDS-Thread and pobiae. Lace Wells, sca- La
'e and sasns nG ' Gs sn, and Collars
THANKSGIVING, red and yellow Flannels, English
Welsh and american MIKE all qualities from zoe 10 the finest
UMBRELLAS AND rARAsoLs.-A very superior manuiac
nIe iess n'les made expressly for retail oo and ss
Shirts and Drawers, Stocks, Crlvais, Hosiery aud ,'oses "i all
simd snspeners Linen Eosom aud Collars, silk aud linen
SERvAXTS' CLoTIlNG-aI kinds of goods for male and
female clothing.
pnMSTIC CooDS-.G0 hle ard Of hIeaccG ard nv
bleached shrnrs and Sl--tlnrs, from iaow To yards wide
,.e apr and Furniture Checks, Bed Ticking Cotton Ozna-
ws In this useful reccssry branch %. business great at
nilon lvr always on hand very extensive stock o
ali The most approved manufactures in the country.
siiUi.S, ScARFS AND MAHTILLAS OF The latest mpnE
ianns.
sCSDRT MISUNDERSTANDING, Di.nity. Fnces, Corsc'ts
silk velvcis Musns Cac Book, sln and Jaconet, Sew
inc Materials of Linen Cotton aad Silk Buttons, &c &C. &c
The informed that they rely finding this
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