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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
DRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMs
Nos % and y Go!d.strset, w;YorkIArriI, 1912

pRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMs
Prices GREATLY REEDuC ED.-The' Ho "Print
,rg Press Machine and Saw Manufactory, consequence
addition ofnew and improved mschinsryt their
AID the reduction the Cost OF materials and labor
oed greatly reduce the prices Of their Presses and Of Pn
te and Bndes materials Gene:ay will be seen By the
newly printed Circular, TO which they beg leave to refer
This Establishment still under the personal supe!ine2
!ence of Richard NJ. Hoe and Robert Hoe and they assure
their friends the reduction ~ prices
al articles manufactured by this Establishment ha rear
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
sill also De their &nteayo 10 improve the quality OF
diam every particplar T.sy tiateI themselves, also sa,
le old friends will not only connne their taTo:s, but TINT
Printers generally viii appreciate their ende9vos furnish
me very best articles az barely rsmurerat'ng prices
Orders .ny part Of the country for all articles used 81
Binders including Type Ink Paper etc. will &c
executed with the and prompuude, and on The
ri
Jobbng work and repairing will be done at the lowest posi-
ole prices, with svery attention and expedition
y. BAH articles manufactured By this Establishment
will be stamped r. Hoe X Co., that from abroad
may be imposed with spurious aitices made IN m
ta,ou Of theirs.
Printers fnewspapes publish this advertisement wit
this three before the first Of July aud send
of their paper. will be entitled payment OF thsir bill
n, bu ing -four times the amount Cf it, a20tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
rRIEUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
i

All kird: Q Job Printing, snch as
r.,;puirTs MAMMOTH SHOW Bills
;,,Tlrcc;rps LECTURE BILLS,
CErcK. CARDS. CONCERT BILLS, Plain AID
INSURANCE. POLICIES, Fancy,
BILLS OF L4DING, POLITICAL GILL,
CIRCULARS, C1RCCLARs tirat) &c
p,o,tlv executed at the face of The Tribune, No leo Mas
slu-street-opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
New.y orl state Agricul.uI al society.

a meeting of the Executive Committee of this
Society was recently held at Rochester. Present.
NJ Wadsworth President: Messrs. Sherwood
and Loncworthv. Vice Presidents; Mr.. Tucker.
Secretary; and Messrs Walsh of Lansingburg
and Hihousc of Albany members of the Board.
The Committee completed their arrangements for
the treat Fair, which is to commence at Rochcs-
ter on the 18Th inst. and continue for three DAYS.
Dr. Bcckman. OF Kinderbook. will deliver the
Address. From the MAGNIFICENT ARRANGEMENTS
which have been made. this promises to be tbe
most ;mnos;no and interesting Aercpl,ur,, Fair
ever witnessed in the United States. The space
allotted for the exhibition contains about twelve
acres of ground, and is enclosed by a board fence
eight feet high. At distance of sixteen feet
from thc inner side of ,hc fcnce therc il tn BE- a
spbytart;,, r,;l;rr Gov tnn co,,,on;orcc of .bo
,4col, 90 o o,,;ltod Dotu.oo,, The r.;l,,o+ .r,i
StOCh ~ W CtIiIi'IiCU. iIliS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

NOTlCE-The Copartnership heretofore exist
between Francis Whi,sey and Geo. w jenkins !,
Ibis DAY dissolved By mutual The business will be
coetn1d the old stand No lchn St under the firm
PHlLBlN Observation-Disclosures August Isl, lsts.
auln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Mr. CLAY IL Ouo.-The Ohio State Journal
thus concludes an article on the signs of the
times:
There is but one feeling among US in Ohio !;
and for this reason we have neglected to copy al
Tic expressions of public feeling, bat have been
content with recording those Of Congressional
Conventions. Cur friends in other States may
rest assured that Henry Clay will carry this State
against Van Buren,, or any other single Loco
Foco by majority as overwhelming as did Gen.
Harrison in 1902
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

DIDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL AELOAT
II Suitable FOX Smiths Cargo Of ts Ceres, for sale ia
lots 70 suit, BY WARD Y BROWNE,
au2i corner Laisht and Washing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

GENUINE TEAS, Wholesale and Retail
eusve arrangements for the approaching Fall Trade in
these they have been eninen successful and their we'll
known judgement and simple resources have been
fully oted TO the interests OF their patrons Indeed
entire regard the rights OF their customers TOO gener
ally known need comment 1.-THE Interpretations e inter
sted and unprncped persons the withstand
ug Thar Green and Black Teas, which have hitherto OBJ
that they have introduced and they think i.s before any that
powders mperial: Twanknys aud Skin Teas; varie
is qualities Of Bl'ek Teas The un1iraed :. HowGna
ent of ysons and Young Hy,ons, suitable for city retail
in lots Of any quantity Poporonabe varieties of other
Jet to be returned NOT approved o. Orders promptly
cue all Parts Of the country Terms cash Principal
street near Christopher New York, and TIC Fulton street,
Brooklyn. n. B.-No branch establishment Boston or
Baltimore Sc I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

aFADDFR- casks prime Oll.oros, tor sale oy
VI GRINNELL. MINfURN & CO. ~ sonih-.ere e
nIAPERS50 Bales Russia Diapers for sale oy
~ CRINNELL, aiISTURS x co. "a sorsass9se''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

DLONDELL'S ORREL COAL-Of very sipe.
- quality tot family discharSins from ship
North Carolina and for sale quantities 70 sun purchasers
by WARD x BROWNE,
anal Washington corner LaishS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
FIRST EMIUNI
CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Msasarss iass md orlsr, rromptIy eyeeue &c 3m

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-'rhc subscriber is
receiving his Fall supply of lnla Rubber Shoes, and
ue being general and complete be found in the
market, he suppiiedb y the different manufacturers with
every saleable style of Shoes.
His stock lined Rubber, decidedly TIE best offered
rs besides lining good Shoes they lined very superior
manner; plain and figured Rubbegs, Mems and Wonens,
the suppl is large and well seasoned.
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes BusknS Sandals manuiac
tu-d Rubb-I SC be found this -stlt's meut, maze
in superior and wsrranted.
Also, India Rubber Carriage Cloth Hose for the Crctcn
Water Machine BANDING Life Prtservers, Pillows Cushions
SC. SC and all other manufactured goods hand and man
ulactured to order. {. L. ROSS,
s2 lei Maiden lane. selweeM 7earl and Water.sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
LACKAWANA COAL

COAL, COAL, COAL!
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed, permanently located the
well known stand Of Greenwich and ChstophestS
where h2 propeto receiving aud viii
receive aIec from their coeres owned by themselves the
premise to sell at least cent lower than the e.:
he business 81 the ard will b. conducted BY the subscIi
bsrs aud they solicit the patron e the public their Old
customers and friends Coal r. the cargo.
uote through the Post Office receive promps attention.
NN. DAVIS,
ms Grr JAS. FERGUS0E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

=. .~EE--- M AF1TS ON ENGLAND, IL :
/EIeEfS.H3 = IN Sc-Fersons s5out rrTitting
/kNYfQ L As 70 their ffends in the old country,
ZLLElEEy I'M s, snpflisd with drafts III OF &.
.S-@z-sxs 70 ca s. 60, 10, E5a, anY amount.
,,a ,.iithout discount any otli.J cbsr-e,
payable on n Of eIand Provincial Bank Of do BesAT.
the Sationa' ga Co Bankert London; l. Parned & Co
James BUR- "a DISCOUNT Bank LIVERPOOL; Eastern B5nk
sIehsnSS Ge.nock Banking Co; Sir Wn Fos6es Hpsltei
ctI md and the branches every post ybrongh
- Gland Ireland Ssoti2nd and Wales. ~hicf DIFF will
o. Forwarded By he steamer Britannia which caves Eol,on
On the 10th September on application to
Oh ~ W. & J. T. TAPscoTT,
AT their General Passage Office, 10 Peck Slip cor. seui,
y. B. All ettsrs from the country post PAID SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the sale
for assessments take place t- 10th day Of
June last aud oilowips has besa p2st?ns by s Of
Isy the JGh ay al October 1888 u O'Clock noonl the
CITY Hall JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioning
Street mmissioae Office July 7th 1913. iy8 lawtOlO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

New FORK ! sg. l. 1888. Store y William 81. NY.
,. Prepared and sold hy II. sCHENCK. 2i Race-st
philadelphia pIopyetors Principal Office. Also ioC sale By
Pete, Beekma i9 Courtland 81 below Greenwich New
Yo-;e only place WHERE the ssaHne can T. PAD lsls Oh
Also Tor sale by j. c. Van Schoonhoye Is Broadway Aba.
ny. plce s. Ier ho,tls. sly bottles for $. 81 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

RI C,ssIus NJ Clay, of Lexington, is de-
nonacng Slavery through the columns OF the Kentucky Ia
t!lirencsria the language he deaounces 1t n
lie name OF the soil it dhonors the name OF an offended
cod OF c.red humanity, OF advancing civilization, and
n ,be name of his nsuted and bleeding coun'rymen His
letters are producing intense feeling Ia Kentucky
'S''s' ~ Newark Daily Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Hartford Fare Insurance Company.
ElRG INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
= Hartford Fire Insurance {ircoggors,ed 1876
Charter perp-tua)
This long established and we'll known Institution having
been IN active operation upwards OF thirty Yeas continues
Houses Furniture, Stores Merchandise and every
cTon o! property against loss damage by lire the ssl
favorable terms JOHN NEiLSOT Jr Agent
Je2G 3nl & Wall street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

COALS-Large nut size. 81 81; stove 81 IS;
~ and fresh broken and egg 81 60 per ton from the yard
corner OF Ming and Greenwich streets Consumers NAV r,ly
getting the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screen
~ in the yard and delivered the above prices CASH
reduction OF IS Cents per will be given taken rrc
he boats. auli PM PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

=sssfFssss3 PIANO FORTES TUNED for FiF-
EsT ~ J.Y CENTs.--W. c. RAYNER tnnea
AIso gives obstruction the Piano, Orgaa IN Singing.
indicate Apply through tie Despatch Pot,
sonly, al his residence, q frat s. irnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

T LIVERPOOL 0RREL CoAL--Now dis
eharSns cm ship North Carolina pier No. 10. lass
aver, superior article for family aqaic board of
WARNS RRDNfSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

corner Laight and Washington streets.
On SATURDAY We shall b. unloading coat load
peror Stone Coal. For sale a lowest marker rrca 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
THE RTE, UNl2s.
LETTERS from Etaln.
Foreiga Correspondence OF the y. Y. Tribune.
NUMBER XVII.

at. PETERS CHURCH At ROME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

7'HE INSTITUTION for the Education OF
J. young Ladies' b. the Messrs ABBOTT will be orcned
about tie st October No.45 Coonnad Houses La Fay
studies o: the guri Ample provision will Be made FOR tho
rough instruction. boh in the elementary branches of know.
ledge and ali the higher OF study pursued In tie first
institutions OF the country l. will also be prominent &C.
sign advance the moral and religious welfare of the pur-
guard their health II njnry aud 20 promote their hap
pnesss.
Parents wishing moe p,rcuar information sil raceiyea
prospectus personal call they may sire by sendng
their address through the Post Office, The Messs ABB
BOTT.' Pupils desiring 10 enter, ill confer favor by
same manner. JACOB ABBOTT,
- GORHAM d. ABBOTT,
CHARLES f. ABBOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

HEMr BEANE.-We yesterday exanned Inc
mode! of he;np brake, invented by Air. Clark farmer
near Y arsap in this STATE. We doubt tha, VIII
prove valuable and the purpose better Than any
chire Of the l;ind we have We small lot OF
badly ro;,ed fax through II which It broke well
could he broken on brake. The machine possesses
this advantage tia; the hemp ont straight aad with
t any salaiy dement, of the lint consequently there be
great saving KS hu, LITTLE tow IS created
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from,
the well known Salem Vein Of all sizes, screened and DE-
ilyered from the boat yard below the maEke; rices L
eriool s. Lehgh any size 81 So No secoaa 9uate Of
Coal-No Agents. All Coal weighed by Gin Weishes--
Cagoes sent the North aud East Rivers reduce ltr
Yard sol Washington ST. near Spring.
3u2 ON GUERNSEY x co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

81 HEMGVAL--INDtA RUBBER
ee@@1ssss5 SHOES AND oYERsHof.s-Just ltesivsed
from factory fail trade large assortment Of lndi1
Rubbe shoes, consisting OF pan and figured asd and nIr.d
E.ubbefs Geits Elastic Uer Orer5hce adde's Eif5te L
bouad Gsecians AMI Euskps ladies eI,sc quilted SIX Sgf
shoes new sfyip Goice Shoes, and various styles Of Mn
and ChiI.ns Shoes which offer a: the latest reduced
prices.
Main By tie case Or trimmed and cleaned b. the doze
5000 pairs Ladies lined and fur bound Ruhbers.
Merchants requested examine the stock after septfm
Der ls,, store, no. Is Maiden lans
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor 10 ltoxbury J., X 20;
an29 I'm mil September lst - Maiden laTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
1. MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBER IN, lsas.

MRS. AND MISS PERCY will resume their
VI SchoofoE young Ladies, 2I Sprins Moa-
dav, September lth
, 1843-01-21

LARD OLIVE are happy 10
learn, SAYS the Cincinnati Gazette OF
the 30lh ult., that the excellent Lard
Oil made by r. w. Lee, has acquired
such a reputation in England, that an
order was received by him by the
last Boston steamship for several bar
rels. We have seen 4 letter from a
manufactured who has tried ii, and
says for burning it gives good salts
faction, and for the finest kind of ma
chinery, it is unrivalled.
Mr.. Lands. we learn, has started
the manufacture uflard oil at New
Olleans. which must be an excellent
field for the business.
The success o. this business is no
questionable, and our Western
farmers will have increased induce
ments TO extend, next year, the rals-
ing Of hogs.
, 1843-01-21

AID wished me to do it. The weyd
was accordingly given and the exc.
eutlon took place.
All hands were then called to cheer
ship, and gave three hearty cheers.
Three heartier cheers never went ND
from The deck of an American shin!
In that electric momentl verify be-
lIeve the purest and lofiiest patriot
ism burst forth from the breast even
ot the worst c%onspirators. From
that moment fell that was again
completely master of my ressel, and
that Iconh do wiM her uhaterer The
honor Of my country required.
, 1843-01-21

OREGON TERRIToRY.-Dr. Linn's Bill
now before the Senate, for the settlement
of Oregon Territory, provides that each
settler shall be entitled to $40 acres of
land, upon condition of five years resi-
dence. A chain of military posts is to
be erected, extending from the Missouri
river into the Oregon Territory.
The supineness, and want Of forecast,
hitherto exhibited by our government,
in relation TO this matter, has not escap-
ed the notice of the naughty and over
bearing Englishman. The arrangements
of the treaty which Great Britain has
lately concluded with China, secure to
her every possible advantage over US in
the controversy which is likely to ensue
in regard to the title of our Government
to the territory in question.
, 1843-01-21

The Portsmouth Gazette says:
"The Corporation bill, as it finally
passed during the late session of the
Legislature OF New Hampshire. we
are informed, makes the stockholders
of all corporations hereafter granted
and the stockholders Of all corpora
tons heretofore granted, where the
Legislature has reserved the right in
the grants given SO alter and amend
or repeal the same personally liable
for the debts Of the corporation, con-
tracted during the time they remain
stockholders-this only applies TO
such debts as may be contracted after
6 months from the time ofthe approx
al of the bill by the Governor.
"The Sullivan county Bank was
the only one chartered during the
session. Several old banks applied
for a renewal OF their charters, but all
of them were continued to the next
LEGISLATURE
, 1843-01-21

Mr.. Farr, who was wounded in rem
contre with a Mr.. Walker, in st. Louis,
an account of which appeared in our last,
died on the fourth day after receiving
the injury. Mr.. Walker was taken be-
fc&e Judges MullanPhy and Manning,
and admitted TO bail in the sum of twen-
~ thousand dollars.
, 1843-01-21

CASE UNDER THE COMPROMISE Acr.-
The CHM. Republican says:'"A case
Involving the question whether
the officers of the customs had a right
TO collect duties on imported goods az
ter the 3Oth of June last, and before
the passage of the present tariff law,
was determined at the last session of
the U. S. Circuit Court at Richmond,
Va. After able arguments of coun-
sci, the court took several days 10
consider The case, and agreed in a
decision in favor ofthe United States.
The amount of duties was !S1,1OO on
a cargo of Sugar.
, 1843-01-21

1t is stated in some of the English pa
pers that the scale of duties will proba-
bly, be abandoned blythe government, and
that Sir Robert Peel will introduce into
Parliament at the next session, a bill for
a fixed duty, which will be of great adj
vantage to the American trade, and TO
the manufacturing districts of England,
allowing us to enter our flour at such a
rate that it will pay a profit, and afford
the a chance TO buy at a cheap
price.
, 1843-01-21

The EARrHaUAKE.- The shock of
the earthquake, which was felt here
on Wednesday evening. was expert,
enced in Nashville. The Union says:
"The rumbling noise that accompa-
MED the shock was not unlike hal of
distant thunder.-For a few moments
the earth seemed to be rocking to and
fro like a ship al sea. and the shaking
which followed for about one minute
subsidized in a quick and continuous
tremor. On stepping out of the
house as the effect passed off, there
seemed to be a noise like the serf on
the sea-shore away in the direction
Of the river, and we have no doubt
it was the effect of the shock upon
the waters of the Cumberland"
, 1843-01-21

A WARNING.-The Journal des De-
bates, in a long article, recommends the
United States Of America, to pay their
debts, if they would not fall to the lawest
tank in the scale of nations.
, 1843-01-21
THE l..
BowIing-Green, Jan. 81. 1913.

We learn by the Reporter, that an or
dinance passed the City Council, on Sa-
turday evening last, for funding the bal
ance ofthe outstanding City Scrip.
, 1843-01-21

New YoRK LEGsLATuRE.--The
Legislature of New York assembled
at Albany on Tuesday, the Sd in
slant. The Lieutenant Governor
presided in the Senate; in the House,
George Rex Davis (Locofoco) was e.
lected Speaker. On the same day,
the message ofGov. Bouck was sent
in. 1t is a very long document.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28
DR. Y-G 90 ID 5.
GREAT ATTRACTION
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODSm!

V'HE SUBSCRIBER bess leave to inform
the citizens OF Wheeling and the
Reiehborhsod, that he has just returned rom
Philadelphia and Baltimore. ard 40 now reeeis
FRESH STOCK or NEW GOODS.
tReiDg the second supply this Fal which for
a-ALfrY AND cHEAeNEss caanot eo exeeiled II
euailed IN the CITY Of Wheeling.
Cloths OF overv variety Of shade and price, We
~ lew indeed.
thy Hn aeinable.
Kentscky Jeans, /ulled cloths-
Kerseys Beaver cloths. Giraffe cloths. auc eve
~ varsity of goods for coats aud DantaiooBs.
Bleached aRd Brswn Mnslns, Fiannels and
Checks.
ALSO-The largest assortment Of Caiieoes he
has ever Offered 10 the public.
Bsmestic. Earlsfgn and Manchester GiRgh Ia ms
Splendid new stvle goods for dresses. snch a.
rich fg'd Veipefs, China PesIn, Chusan d.
I.at.fe Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackbars.
"a new artfcle) striped, 6a'd, rhanxeable, plan.
and variezatei dipdeG Lnstl IS, VIII. every
kind Of Goods in fashlan.for Lddies drsssss;
.StauIs Hand kerchiefs. Giores Hosierv, httts'
Cuhs, Ribbons, Bonnet silks and Innings, DR.
tifeiris, DC.
The undersigned would take this occasion "a
express his thanks 10 the 3uDllc for the liberal
snare Of their patronage heretofore received ana
hopes and below that an examtnatnn OF ms
stock will satisfy any one that he Is still IN tlec
10 fais share of the public patroaase
ectIe SENSE fht.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

NEW FALL AND WiNTER GCODsSs.
a No TAI Man street. j & r B Marsh
have received their first stock OF FAN eno
Winter Goods, as foIlows:
Super Freaeh Black, English and American
wooi dyed Cloths, plain and fancy casslmeres,
Belgic, plain Beaver. Flushing md Pilot Cloths,
Ssttinelis, Kentneky Jeans ahd Wakefield ker;
seys; White Cfauze, Red. YeIlow. Twtlled eno
printed Fianneis; plain and ig'd silks, and sat
ms thew style.l PLAIN. striped, watered, change
able. 6e'd and plain Alpaca I.usires, BombazInesj
Satin striped and plain Muslin de Lanes, striped
Chusans. Lgsire LANES, Grape Ruchel Striped
s.uaeuas, printed Snxony. French and English
Merinnes; Manchester. Esrlston. French and
Chambra Gingh hams; Brosha, DamasS de ] .aines,
Merino, Rmbrodered, Damask Woollen, Tartan:
Helen McGrseor LADIES' shawIs; co'd add black
KID Gloves, Long White 10. Fancy Points and
Dress Haadkerchiefs, Alpacha Aprons, SILK
nprOn taRseis. Black apd cold twisted silk hinges,
Working Canvass. Zepnyr worsted. Thresd lace
Ashbur,on, LYONS and Fancy Net T.aces. cold
silk Gimps. Rivene and Hem-stitched Linen
csmhric hdkfs, plain and 6g'd white and black
checked and Jaconet Msslins, Mull Null. Nan.
socks. Linen lawns. Linen cambrics Plain and
hg'd hobbinet;s, black Castelar, Net;new. style
Kohair cloak tasses, 60 and "a Tahie Disper
s-4 Linen Diaper. Russia do and kleached and
brown Linen Table cloths, linen sheeslBgs; 81 !
and cold muslins. paper do. White and brow
Hollands. ak and worsted Serge; blark siIk
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black ItallaT
craVats, D'OTsay soaTfs. Boz tie sscrks and b.
ron eollafss biask. white and cold KID, cash
mere and Thihot glOvess Merino and Satin Ver
tings; super Gum Suspenders Suspender Ends
brown cotton, Angola and I.smh's wool drawer
and. shirts; brocade, mohaif and iaeine coat ant
overcast buttons, "a q. nnohair and eilk blndino
euua re- coat cord. German and American Pins
black and White cotton. black LAMBS Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, DO hal
Hose; Marine stripes, checked. brown an
hIeqched DTiiiirCa, canvass padding. hlfaChe
and brosyn muslin. wsddine. batting. UEbrellss
alaros assortment ~ French ChIntzes, British 4
AMERICAN PRINTS
One case Of fine Florence Braid Bonnefs, nel
sfvfe Horss flair Gimps; &c. &c.
Weinvife The attention Of Country Merchant
% our sFOck. y kich u large and well srlected.
Our customers snd the citizens ofWheoiing q n
bSsoyr mixing their Fall nnrch aces. fer zee Cal
and WILL ssH DRY GOODS cheaper tia
ters srsr before offered IN THE city.
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