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LEGATION or rne UNITED STATES,
MEuco, October 10, lSI3.
The undersigned, Enyoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenpotentiary OF he United States Of America
has the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of the note
Of his Excelency jose VI. dc Bocancgra, Minister OF
Foreign Relations and Government, OF yesterdays
date, upon the subject Of the prohibition OF the retail
business TO foreigners. Although il may subject the
undersigned TO the imputson OF " want of ntcIli-
gcnce aud correct judgment he is constrained TO say
that he cannot perceive the slightest bearing upon the
subject of discussion Of he latter portion of the third
article Of the treaty between Mexico anil the Uni ed
States, 10 which his eyccency Mr.. Bocauegra refers
Does his excellency TO say that the treaty with
the United States - IN particular different from
any of the treaties of Mexicoi Ii So 1t would have
saved time and trouble, instead of drawing out that
treaty deliberately, as has been done, TO have ac-
compshed the object IN two lines, thus
" The same rights and privileges are guaranteed 10
the two nations, respectively as are enjoyed by the
" most favored nations.n
The undersigned does not so regard IT, Various
privileges arc specifically enumerated and defined and
the clause quoted by your exceIlcncy was only in
tended by IT'S general terms TO include any Others
which had not been thus specifically stated and not
by any means as qualifying or limiting concessions
titus distinctly made
Where the language is as explicit as that used in
the first section Of The third article OF the treaty
there can be occasion 10 90 beyond IT, and lo in
quiro what guarantees and concessions arc secured 70
other nations. IL were otherwise, and case were
TO occur not thus clearly provided for, il might then
be necessary TO inquire whether the right disputed
had been conceded TO any other nations and il so,
then TO claim the same under the paragraph securing
equal privileges with the most favored nations.
Nor docs the undersigned find any mitigation Of
the act, any alienation OF the suferings of his
countrymcn from its effects, from the consideration
that all other foreigners suffer equa y no than
if, in reply TO complaint tina, fifty Of his country men
had been in violation Of all law and justice, decaps
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NJ. de Bocdnegra 10 Mr.. Thompson.
TRANSLATION.


TRANSLATION.
NArioSAL PALACE, Mrxico
October ., lSi3.
His excelcucy Mr.. Waddy Thompson Envoy Tx
traordinary and Minister PenipoentIary of the Unit
ed States of America pleased, under date Of the
24th ultmo to demonstrate against the decree issued
the 23d OF the month, restricting foreigners
10 the exercise Of the retail trade, which his Ex-
cellency considers infringement Of the treaty
between Mexico and The United States in its third
article, the first Of which he copies.
The undersigned, Minister Of Foreign Relations
and Government, agrees with Mr. Thompson com
petely to the clearness Of the said article proyd
ed it be taken in the whole and he considers it sui
cient 10 copy the second paragraph thereof immedi
ately following that which his Excellency cites in
support OF hi' position.
The said paragraph says; "And they (the citizens
of the two countries) shall not pay other higher
duties, imposts, or fees whatever than those which
the most favored nations may be Obliged TO
pay, and shall enjoy all the rights privileges, and
emptons, with respect 10 navigation and commerce
which the citizens Of the most favored nations do
may enjoy, but subject always TO the laws, usages
and statutes OF the two countries respectively"
After stpuations express aud deinitye, no
ground remains for the protest of the honorable Min
sier Plenpotentiary Of the United States and the
undersigned would be offering offence to his good
judgment, his knowledge and prudence, If hc should
prodeed TO other definitions.
The decree Of he 23d September being CAS- it is)
general, and not special, Mexico has respected her
engagements by continuing towards citizens of the
United States the treatment of the most favored
tion to which thcy entitled and, in issuing that
law, in place of the Spanish laws which were in force
in the Republic, she has used right inherent in her
sovereignty, granting at the time, as she con-
ceyes that she has, reasonable period of delay such
practised in other cases, for IFS being carried in.
TO execution.
The undersigned, in replying to the said note from
the honorable Minister Plenpoientiary OF the United
States, embraces the occasion TO repeat TO him the
assurances of his high consideration.
JOSE Nj DE BOCANEGRA.
His Excellency WAppY THOMPSON,
Enroy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipo-
tertiary Of The Unued Stat
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RIO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- AND STRAIN.
Il GERS THAT WILL VISIT THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON The subscriber takes plea
sure % inform them that they can be SUI piled with
pure Wines, Brandirs, and many other articles usu-
ally kep in a Wine store, and would be pleased TO
serve then.
Cpsmpagne, as well as other Wines, will be sold
at The New York wholesale prices and delivered to
any part of the city with tbs shortest possible notice
free Of cost Tor rterage.
EDW SlMMS, No. g. Penn. avenue.
LIZ Q-2f
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IFE OF GENERAL JACKSON, by Amo'
IL Kendall. The second number Of this work tht
day received by =. TAYLoR-pricc rs cents PEI
number deco
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CRIMSON AND CHERRY COLORED SILK
VELVETS.
WE have just received few paeces Crimson and
w Cherry covieJ Silk Velsets, suitable or ladies
dresses cardinals cloaks, &c to which invite tie
attention of ladies' wanting tc article.
Also, an additional assortment of Roy Plaids, FOR
ladies Cioaks which will be sold cheap.
ESTEP q CATLETT.
dec 1I.-3f
ERESH CHAMPAGNE.-Tho subscribers beg
Il leave TO call the attention Of the public to late
importation Of IS baskets OF fresh Anchor Brand
Champagne, imported by themselves, which they
warrant TO be in perfect order.
Also on hand
Choice Old Madeira, Brown and Pale Sherry,
Port and other Wines.
Superior Otsrd and Champagne Brandy
Holland Gin, Old Whisky, in bottles and on
draught
5000 superior old Canonno Segars
10000 do Havana do
30 900 do Principe do
MURREY, RANDOLPH & SENlME
deco -eodJtif
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rt'o LET new three story brick bu ldng on X
I street, west Of Franklin Row. The house stands
on SPACIOUS lot, contains eight rooms, and has "A
double portico the entire length Of the building on the
east ront There alsos carriage house and stable
in the ear Of the PREMISE. Apply 10
J. C.. McKELDEN,
dec fo-co3lifs 7th ST., near Gen Post Office
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GEO. c. BINGHAM, PoRrnnr PAiNTra-sl
The termination Of the Avenue near the west Capitol
gate His studio is open to the visits u citizens and
strangers.
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BLANKETS BLANKETS! BLANKETS y!
TINE Subscribers offer great harga ms in Blanke's
i Persons wanting the article will fad great in
Queen enis. They oier-
100 pair IA hband-bound Whitney Blankets
(Saxony wool
100 pair 1924 Red end do do
30 do II do do do
100 do 1914 do do do
$40 assorted kinds and qualities, Cor servants.
decI3-f rs rEP g. CATLETT.
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J. Nj. DE BOCANEGRA.

lion. w ADDY THOMPSON,
Enroy Extraordinary and Minister Pienpofeniia,B
ofhe United States = .hncrica.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
T. GILBERT & co.


En,ranre IN U0rksh0D 100 Hu7ero0m DOG UasLiua,o-
c.. :, -, f.tJ.' - :, N e.
oute' bos'o"' Hei "'t."f"S -'o " ""sn'"S'"h nH"H
I'hh senior partner III ne ao,,e N.ln y, WIN s''er eve
ten, Tue ,aes 'ao rGe '1 ., , 'o"", Ane ."
one "i the ora in VI .''i.l ~ n'''et', " H'F.
various syir, @ ~ -, we ~ "' ~ w ~
reI re, g ~ ", ,. '''' "i't, ' ' , :" -
aha 4Vo Na>nnsoh 'i'er' ~ 'o W." , nn "''''
ut '' CUM - ";',, ivy ,,,I ,' ; n,a,,is
~ d 49,, h.,, $50, ~. h," 80, 4, E
1877 ~ IN , =, i Wv ,,,aii, d,yo,.t =, - r.,
sahon, WHO II a'S, pefs"ha's uc'"," " ~ i"''' t
umru VIII DC SUFFICIENT 10 secure Tue commence " d" W
Hlrhus. 49,, .,.t ~. =, ,
lhey nave All me iaclr. ot eethg up tprI' WORN ~ e
possible maiie ana IL ne ta possible ~ irh-r, III winch ~
rate work can he donr,ba'ng connected with eir nah
engine, To facilitate all those paris when can be d
by the aid of machinery.
The! also have ever! part n r WORK done II me a'r M
nuactoy IN the city, and under ir NV" prfsoha 'Pr'9
by experienced ~okneh ohis a. tht! ehpos u" "Ipe''
During the past year, they have made very Important iFu
msns III the Pane Forte, some of which they nave patented
In the Horizontal or Square Piano Forte we nave an np"
men by of which, with the use OF pedal the hhm
made 10 strike two strings, ut the pleasure {" te
former thus combining The son sweet torres a" the un'ho ~"
the Of The Grand Pino forir WITHOUT us h'oh'hrt
of size and shape. But, having heard frequent complaints
Square Piano Forte, account OF IT. me aud
ection the Upright nd Piccolo Tor other reasons and
viate the objections, we have invented ne" description %
what OF The Pccoo FORM embracing all of the above m'
mrns, which, WITH seven "cave,, occupies b"s amour VA %
much room on the Square, aid having
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers received. by the regular packets and
railroad from New York large and choice assortment of
SE3S ONiBLE GOODS
their line the whole which been purchased and paid
o', the lowest cash prices They offered wholesale
and retail very reasonable advance for cash city accep
anccs. They are, III pait Il. follows:
Extra super English and French wool black Cloths aud Cass
super blue invisible green and olive Cloths and CASH
meTcS
Heavy buckskn ribbed striped plaid Cashmere very cheap
Extra rich 4 and 4 Alpaca Lustres ut all prices
Super Orleans Cloths Chl-ans and Tesans
PLAIN aud figured Mouse and Grape de Lane and Chaly
Tartan and Ccassan aid Tor childrens wear
Super PLAIN and striped black and blue black Silks
Rich shaded a-d cha"g-ahle striped and plaid Silks
Black and fancy c,lord Bullion, Lop and m"lr Frnges
Cambric. jac0ncr Ssi.s, checked and null Muslns
Jubilee lace striped, 1rarlr'on and drapery do.
Thread and Lse Laces Edgngs and lnser;ngs, large
soriment
As burton Lace, gimp, worst-d and cotton Frngcs
Ladies' chenille and embroidered silk Gloves and Mts
Dn. Kid, Lisle thread Castor and Berlin do
Gentlemen. KID, buck, beaver, Berlin :, and SILK do.
80 and l0-i Table Damtk aud Table Cloths, all sizes
IRISH Linens, Lawns, Linen Cambrcs and Napkins
Linen Shrering, Bird Eye and Russia iaper and Crash
Shell sidr, dressing, tuck and IVORY fine Combs
Hair, rooth nail and comb Brushes, soap. Cologne &c
ladies' plain cstched and thread cambria landker
chiefs
Velvet talata and satin bonnet hat and neck R'bband
Large and ne;ium Snaws, Scars and ilandScrchiefs
Snper black and blue black onazints and cameon Brccadc
Habit and furniture CacocS and Gneiams, all prices
Irvine and corded SKIRTS Corcts melt and worsled Bags
New style printed Vclvrts, for ladies' dresses
Whitney, rose. point, dufil aud twiltd Blankets
sugcr ingram Carretns stair do and Rug. .
Heavy ali w"" mlied Krrssys, Tor field hands
Plain striped and plaid Iinscys aud eoored D"me>cs
Heavy Pill I Cltl., fImshngs Plains and Backing
Toinct Merno, Va'entia, Cashmere and her Vcsiincs
aud figured six Velvet and plain aud figured Satin do
sun. non shrinking Wrl.h do. al prices
Reached and brown heavy Canton do.
With complete assortment of beachrd and brown Sheelnss
and Shnrs Oznaburgs Tickcn, &C. Of the most nj
proved styles.
Country Merchants Farmers and Citizens generally nvt
ed 10 call and which will be found 'upe
''0' 10 '''1' u Guy VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO,
II street, shcckoe mn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

To Country Merchants and Farmers.
r E. WATKINS few doors above the Bell Tavern on the
opposite side Main street, would embrace the present
lny TO inform eeMn;ry mrraa ani Others who visit this
market for the purpose purchasing goods, that his stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, sc,
Fail trade will he having been carefully select
ed by Mr. C. L. Drnison his employ, and has had
considerable experience in this branch Il business Ills stock
purchased y leaving orders for their manufacture
early in July which was the advance In pce
line viii enable him sell 1T ten or fifteen cent
could had purchased at later date which Is
difference of no small consideration.
His object being establish himself in business, he intends
proper for the accomplishment OF that object
and 10 further pnrpo,e offering his goods such
will the interest o purchasers To call and
anime his Stock.
He has received portion of his Stock and will continue
ceivc 10y various arrivals during the season. .
Sept. Ji-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Complexion Of the Railroad to 3quia Creek -Cnn-
rallied E1pedition = Reduction of Rates 10

FaShinot0n, Baltimore, PhuadffPh'R' &C.
THE Richmond Frederick >burg and Potomac Railroad Inmia
ny hereby that their Ralr Dad was !" .ne
Potomac November. aud That .t are now
aud Washington a; ali seas h OF
year. Railroad and steamboats,, leaving Richmond IL
al 6, A. NJ. precisely instead OF Il. as heretofore
Instead of paying fare heretofore To
only ate wards IN Potomac Steamboat and nj
Washington passengers Will take tickets nj the hafoaa
for Washington Baltimore The fare III tins way viii
than paid separately different portions n ne roe
to-day the the charges by the hal
road Line between Richmond the Northern cities, viii he
,Thoe fare h.,v.sn pi,uond and Washington sc 30
DO. do. Ra,nrre, "
Do DO Phate phia, by the 10 90
Ne ~, "" pcs a, +, 'ens , W., '''" 49, 80
frnm the above, that the charges ny Inc
railroad are now the and hay boats WIN
favor Of greatly Increased nypeGslola
yri-r RAILROAD line Washington III SSE, Baii'
in and Philadelphia TwE>rr one hours ar
Richmond and Phadaid oJ0fe Fares W
tie Rirer and Bay Boats hare iJt Sarfok.
No o children under years Of age-oners under
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent, Of iraasPorlataa
I,tv 4-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

nR. oAKLEY's COMPOUND DEpURATIvE SYRUP. for
- the cure OF Scroia Kings Evil obstinate EuponS Of the
SKIN Pipes or Pnsinr the Face Seal. Enpons Chronic
Rheumatism, letter Syphc symptoms and al disorders ars-
ing from an impure state OF The Blood nudcios OF mercury
&C., &c.
with decided benefit IN Scfufa Mercura Diseases and III all
Cases OF an liberated character
READING, June, 1889.
We. the undersigned, having frequently used Oakeys Com
pound Drpnaiive the OF practice with de
clded beneficial results clrery recommend the faculty
as superior preparation. II. II. MUHlEN8ERG, NJ. ID.
SOLOMON C. BIRCH, do.
JOHN i. OTTO, d..
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNoR
LfELl, Agents for the Proprie
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec. n 1l-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
A CARD.
TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
A %. =, -

CARPET BAGS, VALLlSES, &c &c.
LEyANDER HILL fourth door beoD the ruins Of me Eagle
n HOTEL would respectfully announce to his friends ana
the PUBLIC GENERALITY thar lr is now in receipt of part
of his Fall and Wn-r Stock NJ Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet
Bags Vases &c. &c carefully selected by HIMSELF IN the
Eastern Cities; and he confidently assure the
Public period been aar offer great
either regards quantity quality or prices; ana
wing received large well seecied and superior
Of material. for the manufacture l. ,DES' CEN
rLEMEN'S MISSES and BOYS BOOTS aud SHOES; hc Is
nuw eer prepared manufacture all of the above
named articles in such give entire satisfaction
BEING fully satisfied hous the City If Richmond able
10 ner assortment equal his, point of VARIETY PRI
ES QUALITY-he therefore, sollcits share of the public
fvor his patrons that will be used to
render Satisflc ion.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find it Ia their advantage to
call and take i look, before purch 'sng elsewhere.
ALIEN tNDER HILL. Boot and Shoe Dealer
~ A large and well assorted Stock of BROtES If
superior quality, manufactured by myself hand hic
public equal SUPERIOR sod the
Ciy. q. MIL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes Trunks &c.
Sent 10 i38-w3ml Wholesale and Retail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
STRATTON,S OFFICE.

Look OUT for the 5000 me l4M Of October
eco OOO CAPITAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lottery,
oOU,OUO Class o, to he drawn Saturday lIh October,
1893 500 highest prize. also hands p'zeS OF
ia O0 40Ca Of OUO Of e,cOa If Oon e CO., Of
1900 Of 1000 10 of 800, 30 Of 1900 81 Of 1000 % Of SOD
33 nf 7s numbers IL drawn Whole Tickets S2oi
sG; quarters s., erhs g So for sale in the geae'i va
Of numbers. at ". SITUATIONS The all prize seller
Ticket, Nos As 2 &c, entitled the Capital Prize Of 81 uoV
sold and paid by STRATUM.
Ticket Nos IL IS 49, Prize of SO OoO sold ard paddy
SrRAIrON
Ticket Nos Is So Prize Of s. oo both ol and paid by
10 do. 81 AZ 70, do. Io,i STR 'TIoN IN.
Besides go good three number making "a three
sold and paid by SRATruN from Is OF May 10
the 3Uh of Sep'rmbrr
N. Tickets all Lotteries advertised by j. e. Greory x
Co sold by SfRiTfON, in packages single tck ahh
orders by mail otherwise nm Any part the Unnn, en-.
rosing prize tickets will lha' ku'iy received, anu
condentay and promptly attended If addressed to the AL
prize seller, y. STRaTFOS Richmond va
orr s3-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
From The Boston .7t,as.)
sc AucH YET REMAINS uSsuSa

tFrom The Boston IdGaS.)
The Democratic Review for this m"nth contains nuhsi""
- 80, vr,nr Uupo,s ORIENT Ties. From many beat
ieces we take the following, entitled the
PIRATE SONG.
As into slavery we bore
hundred Christian dogs or 50,
To recruit the Sefaeiio,
We cuasted close along The silofe.
on of bold royerS. Oft 10 sea-
From Fee 10 Catsna our way;
All in a galley brave and g.y,
Just three times thirty oass were We.
Cleans a white cnnven, in the SUM-
Silent and swift we anchor nigh,
And the first object we espy,
Allah. a lovely novice nun!
Reened beneath a shady Tree,
Close by The beach asleep sue Jay,
All in a galley brave aud gay,
Just three tunes thirty oars were we.
NV pretty maid-hush, not a woio.
The wind is far-to sea u calls;
'ris bu. change of convent walls
The harem's much to be pre- erred
A good MahOmrian y0n'ii be-
And Just the thing 10 peas the peF;
All IN a galley brave and gay;
Just three times thirty oars were We
Away for flight she strives to break =,
Dnye Won, she cried, dark child IF hell.
dare-our captain answered wen;
Vain entrealy, tear and shrek
Despite them all, right meniy,
We bore her in our arms away;
All in a galley brave and gay,
Just there times thirty oars were we.
By all her grief but loveer made,
Two diamond tilismans her eyes,
A thousand tomans for our prize
Right willingly his Higbness paiu.
In vain she sighed, All, who Is me.
The nun became queen that Jay;
All in galley brave and sv,
Justthgee times thnty oars were we.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

CHARLES WORKMAN, LOTTERY FENDER, diehaoad,
y Pa sells tickets In all Lotteries advertised j. c. Gregory
& Co.. and al the terms.
Splendid for this month, per of Capital
Prizes annexed:
uctber l4lh.-s6O, oOO 30 900, &c--Tickets so.
alst-s30.GN, 0UO0, &c.-T!rkcs $40.
2sth-s35,2si, loG0O, t.c.-Tickets $50
~ All c0nhdrnt and attended with dispatch, and
drawing forwarded received here.
Oc, j3-xtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nuactory Of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and PLAIN
Piano Forts possessing improvements aud tina;
decacy of touch and peculiar TO their
rufacture.
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments and Musea
Merchandise in general.
Piano repaired hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
collection Of Music offered for sale In TINS
State may selected of the subscriber who is
enabled 10 sell the Philadelphia and New York Wholesale
and retail prices.
purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere in the State
p II. TAYLOR,
Jana Piano Fart. and Anae Store. opposite the Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

g, 1886 prizes, amounting 10 81 l1o, l75
Tickets S2p-IIa!res sl0-Quaiers s5-Eishths 81 30.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets in this Lottery will
be sent for $500 0O
Certificates Of &c halves, 100 90
a6 quarters, g. Oh
26 eiahths % 50
In this lottery there 1906 tickets which, divided by IS
gives only 2926 packages in The whole oery thus the adven
ure who purchases BY package has chance chances
drawn. the Grand Capital Prize Of $50 00O
l463 of drawing either the s60O0O capital s3oO CAPT
tai prizes one chance in y75 of diaa ng the S6ooo $4,000
the Si46S prizes; chance of drawing the 6n00
S3uOU0 S4DGs of the 900 prizes; and canre
in 70 of dawins either 81 D9) go 5o, 2wG 3p0O
i0D 5000, 0D 10000 liOS, 30 00J dollar prize
or the grand carita prize IT, GiO dollars
And package may The first four capital prizes
amounting To Id, OOO dollars
Sept. 4 35--wtd
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DEMOvED the opposite side OF The street. ard facing Tue
III franklin HOTEL John Eaey's Old siaHu So"ih sioe o
Main, ID tnr.r from GIvefEor stfr' u
We would take this opportunity Of thanking The public for
mol our design n nrsi
establish ourselves through but Ia do II by giving 81
tsfacton to all who call upon ~ which consicT Tar eera
other bass and Of which We are sad I" hho" a
heen almost universal. ,
design the same course al lis inc, ana m
the future that do no. please IN cost quart
w. m color make, fashion, otherwise eau hr tuhe8 ana
the money rcunded-proyied The same shall mol nave hern
WON. We his tiIe large s"ck II no larger th
any in line Of business and would respectfully
invite give call before pEchas ana ta
amin. himself and IL not pronnIhctd - Tow n
lower other the city, shall he very nc
We Cloth Coats S2 while others charge 81. Tor makEs
and the furnishing the Cloths and pants al 81
that sold for S4 and Vests Shirts DTawer ilandkec;r
Cravats Stocks sspenders Socks Gloves and Collars OF many
kinds and Qualities and all other articles usually kept NY Cloth
iers o which determined sell low. for ca- and re-
quest the public call and whether they want 10 bay or not
~ Al Gaods pdrrantta J. BHaNAhN & W.
Son, 10 Is43 3G-wlys