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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08

Col r NJ Johnson sick with the influenza
at our latest accounts, but would soon leave Ken
lucky probably just after Eec,iou,) on his Eastern
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08

EFFECT OF WING TARIFF. Chenango
~ Y, view York. has sold about 40 900 pounds Of
.'s season, twenty per cent. higher than last
'|af' Nett product, $4,000
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s. II STARRIRD.

T.4ILOR-LOWER W.4TERFORD.
M EW YORK and BOSTON Fashions regular:
L ly received and all work done warranted to fit.
July 81, lsi3 3l3m3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08
3l3u3
Cash f! Cash !

cash paid for good clean fleece wool if delivered
" soon, by E. EWEII d Co.
July 81, 5l3
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From the springlield lMsN Gazette.

IViool-Our tariff has had good effect upon
Wool. Wool has within the last few months rose
some eight or ten cents on the pound and is still look
ing up The Of this is the shutting out of our
market foreign cloths and some kinds of wool. Sew
cral woollen factories, which have for u long time
been shut up, have also been put in operation within
few weeks, and ofcourse must have stock to work
mp. Russe's woollen factory in thistown is now,
after having been shut up for nearly two years.
dergong repairs, and will be put into immediate ope-
ration Now who does all this benefit The far
mers ,who enabled to find market for their wool
which they have had on had two or three years-the
hundreds of operatives who have for long time been
out of employment, or the manufacturer? Do not
all feel the benefits Of this revival of business?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Monday. July 81.

BRIGHTON Observation-Disclosures July 81.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser
At market, 375 beef Cattle, Is Cows and Calves,
5000 Sheep, and 264 swine
Prices.-Beef Cattle-We quote few extra at
So; First quality 81; second quality so a
A third quality a 8 81
Cows and Caves-Sales at l 5 and 80
Sheep-Lots were sold from + to rs, and 2.
Swinr-One lot sold TO peddle at Al for Sows and
barrows averaging 100 lbs. At retail &C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08

FATHER MATHEW. ThurIow Weed editor of
the Albany Evening Journal, now on tour through
Europe, has had an interview with Father Mathew,
and thus speaks of him: ''I never was more carried
away by mans conversation, manners and appear
nnce. I don't wonder every body loves him in Ire
land. He is worthy of all their affection. He treat
ed me with the most gratifying kindness" 'O'Con-
nell is stamping it for repeal throughout Ireland TO
Tremendous gatherings, but there will be no out
break" From Liverpool, July 4th, he writes'I am
just landed from Dublin where left O'Counell speak
ing on Denny Brook Green, TO? move than 200, 900
Repealers / stood by his side, aud from por-
tco in Merton Square, '1he Traders" pass. twas
sublime spectacle. The heart of Ireland gushes
forth for O'Connell.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08

BOSTON MARKET,-July 81.
No change in the market in any articles from our
quotations of last week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-08

ORLEANS DISTRICT,
The Probate Court for The District Of Orleans-to
oil persons concerned in the Estate of JosRPH
ScoTr, sen. late of CraEsbury, deceased, nostate
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
DIED {:

April 4, wm Fox, the only Of James NJ. and Susan
Wiet, in the Sd year Of his age.
The friends and rertvcs Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this "wednesday afternoon
at ooiock from his late residence, 42 Elizabeth street
wi,hou, further invitation.
On Wednesday morning the Goth March last of chronic
ener,s Victor Jzclard eldest of Sebasen and Clara
Jaclard aged IS years and months
April s. Hannah D., wife of Henry Styles, aged % years
and j6 days.
March g. a, his residence Navy Cove Baldwin county
his .2d year, Harvey Curtis, native of Vermont and
At Bissau Africa Dee. 90, Mr. Leban S,oddard, Cd Off
Ger Of brig Leander OF Saem Jan 49, Capt wm Porter
Al ST. JapO Cape de Verbs Nov. l6. Thomas Perit, Of
Philadelphia. JAN "a, Charles 6. Phnney, of New Bed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

uwnr. War! war!-Ths Wig make makers IN nave ".
declared 6os,e our neshso n s issf os
ness into Cooked bal" Ladies asd gentlemen old end
The pGee. o 'nda.d as stl s Is
Hsr Ponic an e sn.ar with new and lowing locks which
absaOz might enyed Bes5ass sd.s SGys sie
seen with large aud bushy whlsksrs, ana ;s 1 be-
wi:chins than Bald heads are doiag he Wigs anu
throwing them 10 the moies and bats "nie @ .us f
akers stand aghass as they behold the deoiuon 'l ne
business. .,,r M,
Wha, will be the Consequence of this war we Know
as the wgs,eS outrageous and the Doctor remains
and declares that things bs done as wen one
and ,ha, bald heads may as well wear their own ha as
hair of other people. wsekiy messsnSbSys. 49, Sby.,
York. end % South Third street., Philadelphia
Prise 81 per bottle, ID tSs 1@s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
XA7 ATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-

w sequence OF the reduction Of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling bis stock OF Sold and sye
Levers Anchor Escapemers, Lepine, and other
of new and splendid patterns and JsTey az rS7n %
considerable red action from former prices being nanet
lower than they be beush, for any other pace IL
the. civ Gold Watches as low SO 70 20 eaca
Watches and Jewelry exchanged bought All Sa!:i;
warranted to keep good time or the money retusaea
Watches and ClecSs repaired IN the best MANNER ana
rauted NJ much less than the usual prices
g. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
olThtt wholesale and esail, 50 Wan-s-, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
NOW PUBLISHING
AT THE SUN OFFICE

A uniform Edition of the various Writings of
CORNELIUS MATHEWS,
Author of the Motley Boek," Pufer Hopkins" &c.
To published in Numbers, l2 cents per No
averaging 4s closely printed pages eachhe first number to
be published Wednesday, April 9th, ls43, and to follow
at regular intervals.
l. The Motley Book: with general introduction
Fourth edition.
H. Behemoth A LegeRd of the Mound.buders. A re.
vised edition.
III. The Politicians Cosledy in FIVE acts Heretofore
unpublished.
" wakoudal The Master OF Life and other Poem,.-
Second edition.
V. The Career of Pufer Hopkins Fourth edition.
VI Mscellauies various Subjects with Selections
from Arciuras.
To be had of all the Agcats and Carriers Of The Sum-
The publishers in announcing complete edition OF the
Works Of Mr. MATHEWS feel that would be doing the au-
thor injustice accompany the advertisement with
few explanatory OF the popular character Of the
proposed publication.
Mr. Mathews is an American Author in the largest and
widest sgpcancy the word-not that heis by birth only,
an American hut because subject character nay'
even auson any Of these volumes TO be published that
can be found, is thoroughly American The scenery OF
these works American the wide and howery woods he
great mountains the strong streams OF this our paternaland
are the drapery and ground work of all and every picture
represented The life and motives deneated the charac
,ers evolved are not imported from abroad carried
from the old Continent like withered flowers pressed in
Books but plucked green from the soil And above all the
purpose the whole the morale and the sprl the ultl'
mate tendency and design consonant with the lofty
(cal perbaps the romantic spirit of great bsral
tu,ons There must arise Republican Literature on this
shore as among The Ahenians and OF this Spirit The first
exponent is Mr.. Mathews, The first author OF Inc 1ouhg
american
New.York March 81, lSl3.
Newspapers copying this announcement three times, and
return marked this office, will receive the numbers regu.
larry as issued.
Orders should be addressed NJ. Y BEACH,
ns1t Sun Office, New'York.
nT New Works received and for sale at the Tribune
Oacc:
Stakspeare's Works, No. o.l...................SO o
Rarnbes a Vucatan, vols., each. ............ S1t
Ures Dictionary of Arts &c Part 5......:...... no
Scenes in Indian Life No. ], with en2ravings.,. Is
The Rover weekly magazine with beautiful
Embellishments, Nos. and 2, each.......... 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
American Report of Fashio-..
as ltD&llW. GEMS c. SCOrT. JAG Broadway.
GILK AND MILLINERY GOODS

GILk AND MILLINERY GUUUS
Sruman 95 Beaver street, door from Pearl and
first street below Wall street. New York, has hand very
chocey selected assortment OF millinery goods for the spring
trade of which have been purchased auction at the
present runous rntes and will be sold from ~ TO 90 per
cent below the ofimportaon The subscriber adopts
the as pusued the establishment last year.
that oiattendng the cash auctions daily and avaing
himself OF the bargains that otter, and he IN turn selling
then small advance for cash, and cash only. Many
who bought goods OF ). g. last year, well kaow they
decidedly cheaper than could be bought elsewhere
And he would respectively invite merchants and miners
in the city or country who any goods in the subscrb
lne fail giving him call before purchasing else
where fox they may depend will be for Their interest To
40 lie will have constantly hand full assortment
silks and ribbons and all other goods in TIC millinery
line besides good OF of silk goods in general
Satin and Taeta ribbons, from No. 10 l6, constantly
hand direct floui the aactons, very low. ai lois
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
SADDLERY AND COACH WARE
AT AICTION

INV Ill be sold by JACOB S. FLATT,
w at his Store No. 81 riail street, on FRIDAY, the
l4h inst large and extensive assortment Of SADDLER9
AND COACH WARE consisting OF Bits, Stirrups, Buck
les Hames Hub Bands, Carriage A1es and Lamps, and a
general of articles in The above line, which will
be sold without reserve.
o. The attention OF Dealers is respectfully invited
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
"Put Money In thy Purse
" The INDY Il. @. Dc.avau temperance


II The LADY Il. q. Desavan temperance
ReucyoIeuI society will calebrae IS t[st Anniver.
sary his evening lNednesday April 5th al in the
Mariners Church. The Rev. John hiarsc r. B. Manches.
will be presented 10 the Society by The shpwfsht and
Caulkets r. B. Society. The Annual Report WIN De read
by The Corresponding Secretary and select PIECES viii be
sang by MIR Brower AFR McDopeush and the N; u Dela,
Musical Association collection VII! De aksn UP lc
defray expenses and aid Society IL rehils lnet
robe = i. n n g LtdEysEaND, tEa1s Arrangements @
% New York SocserJ of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " sSDss
Hall g. Crosby street near Spring, This Evening N
aay) al u O'clock Debate continued a.s ;a
The assumption by the State OF The properly OF every M
vdual al his DEATH and its equal distrioulion a1s @
masses be attended with be1e tt 10 The peope po
4c are invited 10 attend.
" Notice.-Rev. Professor MAFFtTT "a p,ern 'ea @ -
the NJ e. Cburch M1berrys,rset, (oei"ecn oss,oTh on.
Bieecker street, This "Wednesday afternoon al soeA
Foreisn Mi.sionary saeeting-Thten FL na.I An.
naai Meeting oi the Foreign Missionary soesy ed ~
York and Brookly, Auxiliary TO the american noa,a o
Csmmscn ior Foreign Missions, will De held az me
Broadway Tabernacle this evening APru oinl pas'
feciock ,,. hr
The Annual Report viii be read, and addresses naas oy
The Rev. h. r. Hosngton of the MSs,cs Oh 1ae nGaiu ~. ~
teylea and by other gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered
4, the

NEW-YOkK CASH TAILURINH HESTAbLIsHhEN1
AZ ruLTos.sTREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
The subscribers having hand full and fashionable az
soroent of Cloths Cassmeres gnd Vestings OF The English,
French and American manufactures, are prepared to
commence our Spring business adheng strictly TO our old
SYSTEM OF Cash delivery and abatement in prices
The advantage. derived by the Customer from the edo
ton of This course thereby realizing gain OF 50 per cent
upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvlous ana
therefore needs no comment, and in caiag the attention OF
the ssnIemen OF the United States and OF New-forA IN
particular TO OF choice Goods they VIII
merely observe that undertaking ponctuaty and despatch
in answering the commands ei their trends s as macA
par! o. 'neif SyS'ea' as sasl pA' j. c. BooTR co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

NJ Sixteenth XVurd.-rhe Democratic Wing Elec-
Tors Of ,e Sixteenth Ward requested TO meet al ze
~, corner of Seven,ee,b ST. Sixth avenue on Wed
@ oesdnv evening next April 5h. halcpszt oSock, 10
hear end respond 10 the report o. the Eamasng Cona'
,aa' fSr Chsrlsr Ohirers lar ihe ensuing year
w ~ THEODORE MINIS. Chm OF Nom CON-
r.,,re uoprpy Secretary. dfN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

pThc Liver.-The more we conegpsas p, ln obsrs ;,s
pre OF this organ Its magnitude compared WIN L
snpuar circulation and the vast quaniilyol oieou ~ In,
passes through H. the Klst be satisieo .as =.
intended as leading operation in the functions o. i
sonsiderabe interruption reguiary OF tha oPera.aon
mryt N. arspded with the most serious snc las"i
ouences and every lesser deviation from It's a.
safe must be felt less in prodcction OF
ranrenent and disorder OF The system OF wnlc Il o
nrncps a part After deep reflection on Tue suoeS anu anu
he Trial OF experiments TO eoune &c. e
of lhe liver in all p-cuarites the proprietor OF
uaa,h.rs Repatic Elixir has succeeded in ormns pep
sraiion which experience proEes to be adii.aoy
- their cure ana It's success has been traiy
Hundreds have been cured by It's timely appcaIoh, Iu
others are experiencing such rehei tom ms
hey had never antcipaed-soieiy by the use o pr.
weaiherS Hepatic Eli1it -, 7 r,,c ,fsc,ed
,b min IN NV side which frequently so severe a. 10
srrv incapac,ale me for labor have bees nndsr ths
care ana of various a."
man5,ic Elixir prepared by Dr.. Sarkweaher, was IN.
5ncd to give il trial. and am happy TO say ihas mas en-
,r.ly removed my complaint have 'eli no syHYT Vi
il for more than year pa'i.
- NnrruBsIDc NJ E. March so, lS4l. r-
Sold a, wholesale and retail. by g. D. SANDS, DEGs G
M % and loo Fulton s,. Also sold dy A. B. SANDS y 20
Srane building SIS Broadway corner ot 81
| \. Y, ana u. SaAu' = W. a5 Its 2tos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
Rheumatism aud Gonf-WrShts Indian

Rbeu1nasisn, aud Gont-WriShts Indian
yegea.e Pills are rloS extraordinary Wedc'nr iS Tue
rc nj Phenm lism and ou they not only cleanse
the stomach and bowels OF .hoss huo, Which ID nss
s canse the above painful malates but hey e1.
cite tbe absorbent vessels take that which i aady
Deposited and therefore are absolutely = csI,a z
ps sad nsa Vegetable Fills will often give he nos. aston
shin relief saf persevee according TO the nreeoaS nor
he certain TO drive pain OF every description from te ooa'
Wriehs Isdian Vegetable Pills also aid anc np:ose al,
ges.on aad purity :ta aoci. ana therefore give % ~
vieor 10 whole frame, well rs make perfect eN
Rheumatism and GOui. os;c;,e
Oicfs devoted exclusively the sale OF the meacle,
wholesale and retail No. 289 Greenwich eet New ors
No lss fremont street, Roson and No. IS Race Ill FhS
dephia,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

ny nt;s,.e,,,fs ~ Tie Uenocra ic Nhg Elect
ors .hs IS ii ard II favor of rettnchment and
reform in The peisss OF lhe C ad who "s ID emcoer-
,ye and nomoe The system economy 80 successfully be-
orp by the present Connc are rtqueed 10 meet
at Consultation Hail. e5p Erosd~,y on Wednesday, even, n
,b Comsi,tee rpronte saec Charter Oficers, TO be
supr5tled al The tnSging election.
BY order OF The Ward Committee, ,.-
AMBROSE C. KiNGSLaND, Chairman
I'AhsE M ,nr,r -. Secretaries IA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

u Tempernnce.-A meeting CT the Ninth Ward
Temperance Society will be held in The CarDline stree,
Church on Wednesday evening, the 9Th ins al y O'clock
The Rev Staa,s Van Santvord of the Reformed Dutch
Church. and Horace Greeley, ESQ., will address the meet
ing J. s. MILLER Cor. Sec'y. as It,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
TIHE PORTCHEsTER INSTITUTE


V'HE PORTCHEsTER INSTITUTES
Il YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN boARpINo
SCHOOLS, Portchester, Wrstchester County, n. Y.
These two seats OF learning situated oneour,h Of ms
ienc Both Institutes under the Joint ta,case and govern
meng OF tie following Q1cer:
Rev CALEB Dow, B. A., Teaches Of Latin Gpek, Ms,he-
c. MhRcELLus Dow, Wee PRINCIPAL Teacher OF Natural
Science, Writing and Drawing.
In the Eogng ladies Institute;
EpWARp y: Dow, Teacher OF Latin. Grrk, Mathematics
susASNA l. H. Dow, Teacher of Natural Science, and Mu
SusAS L. L,So Vice Principal Teacher of French Span.
ish, Italian, and Vocal Music.
The two Institutes pleasantly located standing on
retired eminenccs, mile from Long Island Sound-eom-
mandIng lovely prospect OF the water aid o great yas'Y
The chool.year divided into two term, of % weeks each.
The first commences the first Wednesday in May an6
the second oI the first "Wednesday in November.
ExrENsEs-ln the Young Gentemen's Institute Sls per
year, S7i per In the Young LADIES' Institute SlGo
The Examinations and Exhibitions public. The Exam-
nations sem,nnua the Exitions annual On thes,
occasions gold and silver medals awarded from each
o! the Glasses or DWsop in the two Institutes, asqutng
attention paid the health and habits of the pupils:
TO proprety o porment and poness In each ot the In"
stp,es the Principals, Teachers and pupils constitute one
faaily.
roltches,er has daily intercourse with New.Yok by Stages
N B, oaso the Principals may be seen from April 70 tn
May at lo East Broadway ora private dwellings by sa'hG
card with the and plumber Of the stree, upon IT.
Peck do, Rev George Coles o Rev George Lane Rev,
ISn H2gs do Rev paSd Terry l@ Of m ia
Palmer, do; Francis Hall, Esq do, Col Wm; l.; Sonc do:
RAJ Rsph Mead fl do Wg H. + Fos EG & SS RSSf &c C. ,, GS.
Coll Collins ESQ Pap&ia , Il Rev sR h W. Ymon @ as!I ceas
Dr. S'eph,sgn New-York D. Sehmid do; r. ;. Hart ESQ.
po{ied Place, Rye Elisha and Philemon asted h Rye;
nudge y. Brown, Rye; Horace b. Smith, Esd Portches,e.
Dr. Close, do; VIM. Bush, Esq do Mrssc Pecks Esq'' do
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
CURIOUS ORIGINAL WORK.
TWO HuSpREp ENeaAyINcs.
THE FIRST PHARAOH OF EGYPT.
Epoch, about B. O. 175o
ANCIENT EGYPT.


7per Monuments, Niereglipbtes ano Ntstorp.
BY GEORGE r GL:DDON.
LATE UNITED STATES CONSUL AT CAIRO.
The publisher of the New WORLD happy announce
tha, he has
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
the above mentioned original novel work in double
extra sheet, cosainng nearly hundred hierogyphcs
and illustrations accurately copied from the monuments OF
Egypt, and engraved expressly for this work.
This book may we'll be considered curiosity IN literature
merely contains the only representations and rars
a,ions of the unn,egble symbols and writings OF
the ancient Egyptians published in the United States
bu, presents The American reader for the seminal price
of 25 eents, compendium of the entire discoveries o.
CAAMroLLloN others down the present sime which
is elsewhere exan, the English language, and Hhch
could be obtained in French Italian, and German ior
les. than
TWO TIL OUSAND AND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
because works these subjects can be ootaiaed apa1
from expensive plates
II Is impossible in advertisement 10 give any dealeo
OF the Of this work suffice TO say os-
gins beginning and after presenting iac-anles OF
the three herosypbcsi apabe,s showing their combina
lions and interpreting their historical facts the Of
will be found the origin and dates of the Pyon,d
the great of Archbishop Usher chronology OF the
Bible are demonsrated the high cultivation power and
wealth of the ancient Egyptians proved; and the theories
Of modern geo'ogists skinsy corroborated In werds
it too much aver that thousand vexed questions
chronology, theology, archaeology heroogy, ETC. abon,
which
have been centuries conciusivey settled
by this work that they be agitated again.
Single copies Is cents copies for ST. Agents, Book.
sellers, &c. SIG per hundred.
This important and curious work scarcely fail to have
immense sale and early orders, accompanied by cash.
are solicited. Address J. WINCHESTER,
a5lt so Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

NJ speucer,s HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No 67 Chambers street, Cd door East of Broadway.
March Cd, 1915 mh2 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

THO TAILORS-Paris, London and
4 New-York Report of Fashions This Report will be
published the middle OF the month As the plate ia
in The bands srpernr artist and have the heneat OF
all the pre22uS puolcaonon the subjectwheher issued in
Europe America, it will not be deemed unexpected or
UNUSUAL if publish and reliable Report
than any other which be offered the Trade OF this
city Of the Inion My American Report Is universally
even in the jug enemies
been unriyaled for and elegance Therefore, To all
members OF the fraternity" who would have a. The view,
all the illumination of Europe and America apon FASHION,
the subsciber would suggest examination OF his forth
coming publication baforc they purchase elsewhere.
Price OF the Paris, Londsn and NewY0 Repcri
of Fashions per copy-coored ......,....!-... 81 90
de do plaln............"...... so
American Report of Fasho-. 50
as ltDGlW. GEMS C.. SCOTT, l46 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
A TO BOARDING HOUSE KEEP

A To BUAKDING HOUSE kE.ED.-
,iIi@ ERS-TO LET-The large and ep.ebiiu double
story House. the Of Atlantic and Clnloa
Streets Brooklyn with 21 lots OF land beautifully laid out
flower .nl vegetable garden ahd we'll stocked with rui.
Tue contains about 20 with office and sta ble
The premises withs 20 miau,es of Wall street, and the
uson is surpassed by any in the vicinity OF New
York. The owEersi family Is IN number) willing TO
board The premises and furnish their apartments.
For further particulars inaure OF WILLIAM TALMAGE,
NO. 5 Nassau street. Or of j. RAPELYE the premises
StWSatTps
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
nRY GOODS. HOUSEKEEPING

VI
~ ARTICLES, &c.-S { L. HOLMES, q John street,
between roodway aud Nassau streets, receiving new
and desirable goods for The Spring TradesoAe OF them
their mpor.atoa-of The best make tor family
which they offer for sale The lowest Cash Prices
Irish LinenG and Sheengs, from low price very fine.
So Pillow Case Linens, Barnsiey Sheengs Si 10 l2-4,
very cheap.
Double bamask Table Cloths, Napkins and Toweings.
Heavy Damask and low priced Table Linen.
Table dnd Piano Covers, Marseiles Quits and Counter
panes best qualities.
Grass Cloth Skirts-a1arSeics do.
English and American Long Cloths, Cotton .Shrtlngs and
Sheeliugs.
Ezra hne Bedlicks-CaRbrc and Furniture DiI..ties
Extra wide Russia Diapers srdsSye CO.. and Crash.
Long Lawns, Linen GaulbriC ard CaHlbric Hdkts.
White and fancy co!ored Linen Drilis-French Drills
GambroonS, plain and ribbed-Dark coloTed ErmlncE
Black and colored Drsp d d'Ete-Colored CambetS.
French and American Prinis-PriEted Lawns
Cambria and Jaconet Mrslin Mus asC 1ieaurn us!ns
Stripd and figured I;anorics-Needle- work Trimming
Gau.e rilannels-Real Welsh and other Flannels.
Silk warp Tlanneisbes, quality OF Blankets OF all Sizes
Ship Blankets and Counterpanes.
Chiutz Drusgets and Baizes-S,sir LineDa
French 8ombsEines. very cheap-yel Grapes.
Riaca eros &c Rhine kis5-SiIk and raw Sls Hoso.
English Cotton Hose;.o. mems and boy. half Hose.
Indian AID German Eanhecns.
A!s.,A OF woodyed Cloths asd Cassmeres,
good quaes, Tor sale ow with general assortment Of
goods their line, ho!ssae and RETAIL al y John.sL
y. b. On band genuine Eau de Cologne.
do Musoue,onei,s as wslkSs.m