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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM USEMENI y.
ru,s PARK THEATRE.
Passsm s' x. I %s M y:'t%;g .a!:
x.s 81 G. sq H.
p.o maoe., commence hall past g" D''' o's""'
ru,s vSmATHAM THEATnr..
ss,1 a,iSi s%.s NE 9sf N
sSS f % sj%% NJ $:ss Nj:
+: a!,i mig S.: s':s:
arc. .,.,.'s DIT MPIC WEE VA.
ru,s vvv gENEFIT OF Mr. BENGoUGH
IHiS GvENIHH will sc performed the opera q rnADI-
xS1 sSes NoSs ss9.s s' MMi i.S
M N re- include with COUSIN PETER-NIcdoI.:
&C. IN. Do e WIN b. op,n.d a. = ~. 10. ot-.....
e,mmence A. h.lc-.. J. syerv evenns.
AMERICsN THEATRE, WALNUT ST.,
,r PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN.
MY fns SUhn II ''''Ti ~ Via
-m-sr E. A MARSHALL. Lessee.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.
In with the Of Of first families
%L fn SAR%ib B. w 1885,
ef's has s a s;,S aS
PE0FEss6R j. GARyEY -ox, will perform their won
derfa Eqsss%, aSd G &.
Ef$Ra sa& S;
s p:. to
s.tcALM.s VIEW YORK MUsN0~
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS. -I'''
COMPETITION EARLY yAN9yIsHED.
S'SSi 1 II ybg GHss;isi 4: a G.'y m.'
': M
CASTLE GARDEN
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
THE PropIe,on Of th well known resort beg s.ve in
have erected splendid supplied BY Croion wk
:: 5 wssn s
Also nsive Prou.aade the walls Of the Cas-
Price Of admission l2 cents, for which will
ga N gsL.2; QPERATJc Saigon I0s(I,r
The celebrated Tenor a, the Consev.
AT S 9f sTHgGos9A$ FYfSHTpi SAy IN
MRS, E St;,sis = onEn,
Philharmonic Mr. NV ri Asiss~''' of Rome
Who will preside at the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME.
ov.ru,e-"ch.,,d 4, p,on EAT M...r r;mm A,,.,.
Rse's;iys and Grand x'i.@irom the oD:r. n" A''''
s.lI.dfS. AoS.S and til. Child" M" Edw S God:s
An "isan S' Fissils.
(Rordo Cherzando, composed by Kawoda,
nno 1 Sy A no By u..-S,,.,~,. Mon; No..i.
Grand vaIiatisnas la PaSanini,on favorits Italian
air. composed and peIsoI%ed BY Big Nassl
song,,:"Farewsll, dearest" Mrs Lodsr
Ave Mhii-(The celebrated Prayer, by Schu-
La Dss Ts,ns
s ss.sis {" ON ON 1 mEo 6 ss,e s;;,,or
he Opera Robert s'.s
on on. fayorte Air, from II Plrata. composed
Mel'd %.s ssn dim y!! GAmen
Ea;S. y sap ia s;a Ss. es%Ss q
s:s sn ss to b. n ssS At &.
and :: al e e
TAnhHNAot Ma BB H% sfyT4oS sSB INSTANT
FAREWELL BENEFIT Er,I AND POSITIVELY LAST
Below To ssslrr s e! !ie's' and
ON wEP VIZ NsHg:d,sif i TIE Es- 1 iii INST
MONS. ;ii;;S ST Ei$$S."s eminent TALENT
MoSss kf' H SFSKkss
AND . ouAprE Gii25s leaving for Italy.
81 E MAakf AZ s g. TTSSs. DESIRE
iis s. * ~ |Ss S II isiiiS5G"''
:; %::: and
GRAND CONCERT.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY Is
Cleared.

Sun aIsEs'... '.''....A MOON ...lo Is
suN HIGH WATER. 20
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SINGING.

SINGING.
MApAM SUTTON. having arranged to Ieurn to Italy the
beginning OF August receiving pupils until has
TO give finishing lesson. the Italian Deh ard English
WEI h % e me .hod y mat pursued w bordoGn, and
compass with astonishing rpidty Her pu viii have The
y masters alone Who have been smaen. Ladies de-
may ascertain terms &c., BY application n Chamber
from O'Clock till q. M 1msr
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BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE subscriber begs inform his friends and the pub
c that he has taken the above well known house, which
has been thoroughly and painted in Manner
newly furnished throughout and will be opened the first Of
MAY
The house delightfully."- ated Immediately opposite the
steamboat landing and from its piazas commands view
York To those de.rou. Of pleasant e.dense during the
bathing, together with beautiful drives walks conve
nent TO the hours by eam the Belmont
House offers inducements other
land and the subscriber trusts that his former efforts give
satisfaction of the Pavilion, with his renewed de-
termination pains render his house agreeable,
will him the Of of the patronage
he has heretofoIe been fav ored with
GEORGE PIERIS,
New BRiaHToN, April IL, ls43 an ,Sstff
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BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS

A G. BARRY, Artist in Hair. from Lopdon-The real
Heads of Hair still stand pre-emiHen above all Others
Their peculiar hight and ventang
beg shaped exactly the hair eastic
and their material and otkmanshp we'll az their
style of finish and arrangement all combine to form such per-
feet heads OF hair that they be be fully appre
cated.
system of the ofWg Making taught in five les
See specimen Of bary's Wigs and Scaps which will
satisfy the fasldous that he the cheapest
ker in the cy46 Broadway, OF Liberty street. up
stairs. mig 2w inse ec
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND SCALPS,
ARE T1 PE F4TND AT
2o1 BROADWAY ENTRANCE IN FULTON ST.
man, attempt. that are daily making to initiate these
bsb ebs the. ssn ne sap re-, so miny nrooi Of The
held by the trade But public will observe that c. Is the
The Ths' VEN VII AND aossAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS,
WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGsJ
and that al Others but feeble imitation want
made fit and the skill and practice to execute
All wea'" and TExs 1s p,sd to inspect his
which, for elegance ghtne and durability may be cIassed
the first productions Of modern times In their manu-
lset1Ie they ds, from all other. made here: Tse
suing from the sin they OF the than the
natural hair does and having metallic spring all
estmabe, being only u. weight
Senator'S Members OF Congress- and gentlemen every
quarter the country who are now wearing ca wigs be
The prices will be found the circumstances of all
classes. m0s6tsr
HANDSOME APAKTMENTs in Houston street, close
III BroadwayTo let gente men, with breakfast and
References required Address, boz 2os Park Post Office
ml2 I'm eod.ec
NCHoR- Porter. Patent Anchor, with movable shank,
"'"'' '''' ~ L. x. COLLINS s CO.,
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever.-As
w the subscriber con,anty receiving all descriptions Of
%apu i IN England Fance, and Switzerland, he Is
enabled offer larger and much less prices
.sl5 each Watches and jewell cry exchanged bought
Ali watches warranted 20 keep good time, or the money
manner and lower any other place in The
city. g. Z. Allen, importer OF watches and Jewellery whole
sale and retail, 20 Wall street, up stairs al&lm inssm
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RECEIPTS, EXPORTS AND SrocKs OF CofroN UNIr-
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The receipts, exports and stocks Of cotton as fol
lows
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Ship. Stephen Whit ey. Thompson, Liverpool Kermit;
Mem MINNIE Memphis. Allen New 15f,ns Collin. CoBrs.
Norfolk Badger Psck-sch:s Elizabeth Beasion, Rich.
nond Cooley Co; Lynchburg, Matthias. do. Allen &
farson-Steaner Boston, Holmes, Norfolk, VIM Tucker
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GRAND CONCERT,
EVERY EVENIN0-ADMIsslON FREE
VOGAL EXPERIMENTAL Performances ny Miss
HuAtley Messn Macks and Wilhelm and the Celebrated
Tyrolese Minstrels, in National Costume,
Also Billiards, Refreshm ents at "a
loon" corner 81 Pearl and Centre streets mis- he &c
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PARK THEATRE.
MR., PLACIDE'S BENEFIT
Mr. PLACDE mas the honor IF informing his fiends aud
the public IN general that his first benefit in eighteen
months Will take place the above Theatre even
ing neI MAY l5h when will be presented for first time in
twenty months, the comedy Of
WEST END.
THE IRISH HEIREss,
Written bytD. L. Bauricaule ESQ., author Of London Assn
rance" Alma Mater" &c. &c.
After which,
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD,
For the last nmel with other entertainments &c sec
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC
MR. 3EN0OU0H
Es,Pecnly nfom: hs friend. and the public that BENE
which occasion variety Of popular entertainments will be
Box Book now open. mNmr
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NOIICE.
L. bushes: connection between the Subscribers having
Gould the sole proprietor Of the Refractory and Eating
Establishing mt, No. 10 Fulton street
Copy DAVID H. GOULD,
New York, MAY lst l843
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BENJAMIN MOUNE Y. Auctiou-er.
UCTION NOTICE-Heavy Hardware and Shelf Goods
B. MOONEY & co. will sell this day at 10 o'clock at 81
ware. viz casks hooks and hinges, do supcs pins, hay
and forks shoves rim locks bed keys sckes
padock,, ,ppaned b, ad baskets and hoes
and letter scythes plate locks table spoons
doz poke, do. scissors carded cutlery Sc,
AIss an invoice of brass goods,
Also closets pattern cards de SKIS stools
with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues are 10 ready mi n
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MAIAszAs Nay lila port. Ontario, Hamilton, ldg; Wa
saw Koopman for orb 4h Chao Met eil,n d.
ID; Cochseo MsCrlis' do 7h wIldes Walker for Csrds
for do Samuel Toliod, Idg. Al do I'd Conf
dence Bailey for Trieste ds Empress, Ptman Havana 70
NYok ldg; Condor Mayo, for Hamburg, aud Ospray Ripley
Cor London ready Merchant from Chaheston; Henry Chase
Wilmington, and Neptune, Bristol RI 10Th. Going in
'Orodon,' of NYork.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
SOMETHING RICH

Some of our readers may remember the hri
which was enacted her some month. since,
Indignation Procession 90, up to resent the ms
offered to the Prcsiden, at the Ashburton Dnnr
one OF the mostamusingly ridiculous performance
ever gone through with in any age Wetho1f,
1t then the NJ plus ultra Of that broad comdy
which grimacing fools and chattering clowns Or
not only chief but sole actors Stupidity r"r
mounted on stills and mimickcd dignity ~
more awkward success than then and We lhop-
II never could But we were mis,akon-'s
never again will we venture to declare that 7
lerlsn has reached its lowest depth Of sold 'o..'
there Is no lo'rea but l0ie,r yawns A inf-
Yesterday handed us an invitation soliciting o.
honor OF our company at ball to be glyo .
Tammany Hall on Monday evening March %
complimentary 10 the Ladies trh0 unif,d ~ p
p,iI'Hg he insult Riren 10 he Pr,,i4,nt O! %
Ahbnrton d,nHerN IN Y Tribune
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07

acitr iom tho conduct of tie majority. We ar, ,i,
ec,het in error IN our charges
The ,arn too Whenihe Compromise Ae,- ~.
act rcsorcd to merely as yaciicatur OF Nur,.
ron) when the sliding scale had slid 1, the t..-
nation Of the incl,sed plane, the country sluu,5 ,
impoi,aiions, and Our own laborer, sts,,,.
want Of employment, what did congte,, d, IN -.
lievc tho PEOPLE Why, after spending half n,,..
enough to give relief, and "bulylng and bt,u,...
I'LL i, could be done longer it finally made or,
pass a partial tariff and even tina, was m,rl.4 q.
destruction at its very birth by the "brawlo,,.
buIies" of whom we have complained Th,,,6.
relief was threatened with assassination hot.
had even go, its eyes open All these trano.,,,..
and, in fact, all Transactions, other than tbos, NJ
politically "ncu,ral" character, were had +, ~.
impassioned par'yism, and utter disregard Of apr.
pirate duty
So much for the pas, VIVA, have We Il, H..
prospectvet The presen, session has e,nred l.
limitation, at the last extreme Of the law. maxine
almost entire years sitting. Bu, has the curr,,.
received any attention or have the monetary A.
fairs of this nation been at all considered e,ceo,
far as is necessary to provide Temporary mean,p
meet a few OF the appropriations from the ito,,,,
and pay congressman their salariest sNa,~ "a.
real accomplishment Of any measure Of relcfbh
suffering people, during the last fccire Years and v,
will gladly rccan, our words. Or, show US ,ha,,b
general character of the administration of this ror
eminent, both in the legislative and executive De,
partments. have not been as thoroughly debauchsi
TO the lowest vices of padyism and sef.acgrandis
meni ii is possible FOR it to have been show u
any degree Of neglect Of the wants of the peon,
which has not been incurred, or anv depth Of 10.
litcal depra,iiy which has not been fa,homeJ sino
the ascension OF that riotous and revolutionary .pf
1t which turned out of the president, al chair one
the greatest men Of the age 10 make room for such
man as Andrew Jackson--show us that serie, Of
worse Legislation could have been had under III,
restrictions OF our Constitution than has been had
or That more distressing consequences could have
resulted to the people than has resulted, and we will
at once confess error in our views Of the genera
character of Congress and the Executives. and do
penance for the sin Of sligmazing "Congtess as
egalized body Of brawlers and bullies" whose chief
solicitude is for the immediate benefit of their own
pockets and party factions. Our eve may be evil.
but 1t is not more evil than has been our experience
under the admins, ration of this government.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07

Hdyft-tauther accounts have been received
concerning the instruction in Hayti the REBEL
ION is SAID to have been suppressed bu, the off
cal proclamatlons scarcely sustain this statement
The most important is one by President Bower.
under date Of Feb. I'd, in which he thus sums up
the history of this affair
The faction, whose criminal projects were de.
veloped IN my Proclamation of March 23d
s42 raised on the 2Sth of January last, the STAN
dard OF revolt in the plain Of Caves depressed
I'LL then, by the firm and determined altitude OF
Government, 1t hoped 10 profit By the recent mis-
fortunes which have afflicted the Capital. succeed
ing to the irlghtiui disasters that have previously
overwhelmed the North, and to strike final
blow to the Rvpesi'c, by kindliug ia the South
the torch OF civil war Hurried on 10 his own
rum by the gddlDess Of ambition the Chief ofbat.
talon OF artillery, Rvere Herald has put him.
sell at the head Of certain miserable individuals.
who already dream OF the overthrow of social or.
der, and he has dared 10 notify his rebellion to the
General OF division Borgells but disconnected by
The tdeluy OF that Generalt his duty and 10 hon.
or, and by the spontaneous devotion OF the troons
aud OF the National Guard Of the Districts OF
Cayes and OF Aquin. who rallied a, the cali ofthe
worthy Chiei, the factions have seen all their res.
olui'ons prove abor:ve, so Car regards the dis.
'urbsnce OF the public tranquility. On the 3Oth
ut having sough, in vain for counlenanc, and
support whether from the armed forces or from
the people they threw themselves into the woods
body OF the National Guard is now engaged in
their pursuh'
The proclamation further declares those who
have combined and directed the insurrectionary
movement oiihe 2sih OF January last, traitors to
the Republic. while fuli and entire amnesty is
accorded 10 those VINO have only been led asrny.
ani Who shall hasten 10 make their subuAssion
The General Of division Borgeila is inves,H with
provisional paramount command over the de.
paumen' Of The Souh and the several comman.
der' Of dis'neis thereto belonging are required to
obey hs orden
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07

Torture. living, breathing, two legged being
disguised as man, who, for aueht we know had a
beard, and in other outward respects was fair in.
i,aion Of humanity, has been sen, to the Grimm.
Court 10y Recor Ter Berus, for maltrcatng female
slave in this wise. lie had made an iron na,t
, studied on the inside with sharp points, which he
made her wear every night and some par, of IN,
day during two weeks In this species of torture
.i""p or rest ~aaa matter tn h. ,hnnghi Of and
1t is wonder that she survived it, 1t is TO ho tcr
cd Tor The sake Of humanity that the rascal will b,
severely punished. New Orleans Republican,
another. Night before last, a negro female child
aged about ten years, picked up by the watt.
men OF The 81 municipality, lying on a door.se,
anu conveyed 10 the guard-house. This child pre-
SCENTS most shocking spectacle She has been &.
and beaten in such manner that deep and putuh.
ing sores, each larger than an ordinary sized ,e,
cup, have formed on her back and the lower mari Of
her body, which, havins been filed ,eih pin,gar and
gunpo,oder, together form spectacle of corrupllon
such as no foul cur abou, the streets ever pre,en.
IBID
Two representative instances Of the operation Of
The "pairiarchal institution" such az tue nous pre-
tenders TO the Mosaic law NAV propcrly adduce n
ia'or OF American slavery. No question il is 1,
"od'made and BIble-sanciioned institution but
1t must be confessed the only similarity in circur
stances with any thing recorded in the Bible,
me duplication ofpinegdr TO heighten The last, hnee
ing thrill Of anguish m The dying sufferer. Tbs
hell-inspired lover Of heaven made institution ar
pied vinegar to the CHASTITY wounds Of his suffering
victim, nnd the Roman soldier. gave the same art
Gle to theirs 10 a3ay h' erxuciat'ng to,ture'
thirst, as he hung fain,ing on the cross, So mus
coincidence Of circumstances we allow Bible plea.
ers for slavery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07

ONO The Louisville Journal speaks of the &.
rious legislative proceedings in Ohio. says "O1
readers can form their own opinions as to wht
the people Of Ohiohsve to expect from their Legs
lature in respec, 10 the currency. Their Legislature
is under the control Of Mr. NJ Nul,y, and ~
is not sober fourth part Of his Tim.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
DIED.

In Chinenden on the 18Th ull, after shoh
ness, Asa Thomas, son Of Mr. John Thorn''
Salisbury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-07
THE HERALD.
TrEsDAYE EVENING MARCH 7.

The BANKRUPT Rspe1i-ls probably no repeal at
all No intelligence Of lis having been signed yet.
!, had not down "a tho las, da, of February, and
bot three DAYS more OF grace remain for It, II tho
law is TO remain IN force another year, We may as
well enter into system OF universal forgiveness all
round the board. throw up hands. pack, shuttle and
prick anew, As any other way. We have no oblec-
TONS to an assumption of The debts of the" people
"by the general government, although we don't like
the notion pretty well of lis doing so for the Siai".
TIE general government, bankrupted The people, and
therefore ought 10 make them some amends but
the States bankrup,ed themselves, and il they can,
have the land money, they had better be left TO help
themselves out OF difficulty the hes, way they can.
The Journal OF Commerce says that "Mt. Wise
name vas sen, into the Senate Feb. eth as minis
ter 10 France" lfhe goes, we recommend him to an
intimate acquaintance al the Bouierards, as most
coneenia to his talents and principles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-15
NEW FIRM.

TIME Subscribers having associated themselves
| together for The purpose Of buying and selling
Goods under the Firm Of COLE & ROBINSON,
have taken the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
Lyman 4 Cole and recently BY Mr.. Cole on College
Street, where they intend to keep general ussorl.
ment of -
And as they purchase altogether for Cash. their
friends and the Public may be assured that they can
receive them loo for Cash can be purchased in
the village To test the they ate respec fully in
vited TO call and examine their new stock Of GOODS
just received from New York, and Boston among
which a large assortment Of Cloak and Dress
Goods, consisting Of Super SILK and Cotton Warp,
Ap,ccas, rich and chaneeabie Alpaca Luster, Chu.
san, superior article of Drap. Royal, &c &c.
splendid assortment of rich and plain Shawls
also, a variety OF Cotton and Linen Goods. pener.
al assortment OF FuTs, such as Capes, Collars Mufs
I3ons &C.. Also. a large assortment, Of Groceries,
such as Teas Coffee, Sugar, Monsses, &c. by the
Chest Barrel, HID. or single pound.
Produce Of all kind taken In exchange for Goods
Wanted, particularly, 10000 lbs. Fleece Wool, and
10000 Sleeps PelIs for which part cash will be paid
Those wishing 10 purchase, would do well 10 ca il
and examine or goods before purchasing elsewhere
MORTON COLE.
JOHN n, ROBINSON.
Burlington, Nov, II, ls4a
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Bella Chittenden's Estate.

STATE G,I1,:, or o, ,yI,ElsaRM,oNT A Pro- ate
Burli on within and Tor sad District OF Chu,cnen
on the eleventh dav Of December A. y. 1913, comes
Simeon w. Payne, administrator of the estate of
Bella Chtenden, late Of Sheburn in ,ald district de-
ceased, and files in said court his peioA in writing
setting forth that the claims allowed by The comm>-
sioners against laid estate amount TO S233 20 tina,
the personal estate of said deceased, a. invcnto,ie,
amounted TO S247, 90, which has cen sod under an
order of said court and the proceeds OF such >aIe have
been expended in paying the debts allowed against
sad estate and the expenses Of administration tina,
said Administrator has eitled his admin. tra,ion ac-
co mt in sail conr, showing balance ine him Of
1851; ha, there j. balance Of the claims against
SAID e,,a.e remaining unpaid, AMI that it is NECESSARY
10 sell the real e,'ae Of The said tecea,e 10 the
amount Of forty dollars, or Whereabouts for the pnr-
pose Of paving the nlarce Of claims gains, .ad es-
tale and Tie expenses Of admins ration, and pray
Ing for license to sell So much Of the real estate hs
may be ncces. airy 10 pay said sum. WIIEREuPoN,
the court aforesaid doth appoint the second Wclne>-
day of January, 1874, for hearing and deciding on
said petition The Office Of the Register Of said court
in laid burlington, and doth order ,ha, all persons
interested lie notified thereof by publication of this
ORDER containing the substance OF id rciition three
weeks successive'y in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last OF
which pnl lcalons 10 previous 10 the day appoint
ed as afore,a d for hearing.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, the ,lay
and year frs, above mentioned. %
VIM. WESTON, Reris,er.
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CALICOES,

To supply the city aud interior trade by the piece o.
package.
BY combining their attention entirely and exclusive.
~ 10 this article, l.. 4. b, enabled not only
10 exhibit more extensive and beautiful assortment
than is 10 lie found elsewhere (here beng similar
establishment, for prints IN the United Stale>) but to
sell always al prices as ow', and generally lower
than those OF houses whose attention and are
divided among large variety Of articles.
The Stock, embracing Some Thousands Of Differ.
ent Patterns and Coiorings. including a splendid as
sortmenl Of French Prints, comprises ali the latest
and choicest styles, which will he constantly added
all the and desirable patterns a. they appear in
the mar ke es!de many which viii lie printed cxclu.
sively for their own sales
Purchasers Of this article will find ii 10 their ntere.,
10 examine this Stock before luyng their Prints Ii
they cauno. purchase, they will at least have the ad-
vantage OF seeing all the Styles and learning the
lowest market prices.
gJ Catalogues OF prices corrected with every vari.
aiion otthc Market are pm, into the hands OF buyers
ORDERS.
As l.. q b. will keep this great assor,men, al al,
seasons Of the year. they i'll OF cour,e be able to ex.
ccu'e orders even in the depth Of winter, (when other
establishments have no stocl; Of goods) in the best
manner, and they solicit the a,ten ion Of dealers 10
This very Unusual advantage, which their establish.
m AMI offers
TERMs.-Al goods are charged Il, ne, cash prices,
as per Catalogue which will lie with all goods Or
lie red; and If time is given interest added 5vl