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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
7h;, III .,r;ct Of the Fii,eeath Wpd shall
ne po4 ol -, ne corner Of Broadway and slshin

for the Third District Of the sil,efath " ~ s s9a,
h. Al The Drug Store. he corner oil D''ia
stT TT mol, fox the Fourth District OF = Fsah Ard sS Sil
~ !. tbs ATerican STR House, corner OF bafre anu -
Dough- streets. SIXTEENTH WARD. w., -t,,1
,o,J for me First District OF shs SiHefnth " i
Be a. Ne , IL ' I secoad District Of he siy,cvgth W ard
.i b. II the corner Of the Third Avenue ana l"sHsS
srf$ l m The Third District Of the Sixteenth Wand shall
Be f Mo oo f. for f e Foar.h Diss Of & styte9h "ia
~ :, he hfue OF James Selones, Ninth Avenue 0
twe-f, 10Th and 9th str-eI S;,..r Ward shall
NJ IN b ,gs Abel Wheaoa Thini Avenue aeAF h'y
fourth sEvENTEETH WARD. w., .h,,
The roll # District Of The Sew B vent and l Rs sa
ton sf eI for he Second District of the STtgiSsal az. az,
bII b. A. RE HENRI Clay House. corner oil avenue y ~
Fl rs si Mi Third Dsct Seventeenth Wsci ,n1iL
~ - ,s house OF John Durrea, corner OF Stanton one
''5 f poll os M Four District OF the strs" ''ni' = '
hal be Al 100 10 IL s. F l Distinct Seventeenth War shah
- fb@ house OF James ksvaaagh, No y Ihrd 49,
- my STR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
The excitement On the subject of the predicted

The excitement on the subject of the predicted
end of the world the present year appears to rage
with additional force as time wears away The
advocates of the doctrine are multiplying ever
where and producing great sensation wherever
they 90. One of the editors of the Signs OF the
Times, the official organ of the believers IN MI
lers theory, has In the last nurnber OF that paper
fixed upon the tue1ty-taTd Of Nay as the day
when the saints will meet the Lord IN the ar
The other editors, though they do not fully com.
nit themselves on the point, but leave door OF
escape in Gaze the prediction should fan, never
theless acknowledge the force Of the argument 9y
which this dav has been fixed upon by Their asso-
ciate and the article has been issued IN pamphlet
fom at headquarters for general circulation
Gov. Doaa is now STAYING with friend at
Cambridge The news of the Rhode Island cleo
ton must hare been peculiarly trying 10 his bx-
celency's spirits. 1t Is ruInored here that Gov.
Morton has expressed his determination to surren-
der him to the authorities Of Rhode Island IN case
reo,sition is made for that purpose on the ground
that the acting government has by recent pro-
ceedings under the new Constit Ition become the
legitimate government Of the State.
There is runor that the Post Office here has
been offered to RoBERT RANTou1, Jr., ON condi-
ton, of course, that he will be soldier under
Captain Tyler. Whether there IS any foundation
for this story is more than ] know, but II seems
likely enough to be true
Every body here is asking when we are TO De
favored with visit from RUSSELL the Vocalist
He must not laif to come to Boston when ne has
concluded his engagement in NewYo
Yours, truly, REULo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

IN CUANCERY, Eighth Crcnit.-.The Bank
Of the State OF New-York the Bank Of
Buifal0,,otice hereby gwen pursuant order OF fs
Court Of Chancrry dated IL. 2lst d-Y Of February 1913, that
y and effects OF the said Bank Buffalo that By said Older
referred Of the Masters OF this Court residing the
county 81 Ere other things, take
count Of AZ The demands OF any description against the SAID
Bank OF Buffalo aud 10 enah the said Master take and
,ie statute, all he creditors Of the SAID Bank Buffalo
required 70 exhibit their claims aud demands
the said Bank Of eotae James Cocker Fsqnre the M4s
ter sad reference N chargc his office the city Of
Buffalo b the 18th day Of September and become paT.es
70 this suit and defaulf thereof thry viii b. pecluJed
from all benefit Of the decree which sttl! BE- made his sui
and ton any distribution which shall b. made under gu oh
Buffto, March The eth 1913
IRA a. BLOSSOM, Receiver of the Bank Of Buffalo
JAMES Ch0CkI n Master in Chancery. rnhl3 dt3l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

sysYA FARM FOR SALE.-lhe subscriber oiiers
% sale his Farm lying in the cry Of INCA Hswn ON
county lie. near the Mendon Turnpike, about ono me
south Blocker street Bridge East 5 sr, @
ton /, has on good dwelling house. wood house, TWO
good barns four large sheds and other buildings
in good repair thriving orchad well fenced and waeTrd
has wo wells Of waer and other apendages or pac-
Ias apply 10 j. Howard SON. G5 Front ST Newly ork;
iamcs Eidwe Utica or the subscriber on the premises
SicBGd, GhOhoL n oni1 II.
Utica March H. 1913. nm I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

1@l FOR SALE.-A very beauritulplace, situated
i.:stf in Bloomfield New-Jersey about II miles from New
IN. York and from Newark The premises consist Of I
acres more or lass rate land gn9d subsaEal DWELLING
The seconds good barn and other 49, in GOD
as spples pears, cherries &c This properly is handsomely
and entr. 6snE within ~, e. and m5t two 20
ceilent Academies and female There regular com
nunicaon between the village aud New iSce ga al n
or exchanged for city property Inquire IN New-forS OF Nj
w DODD Bookseller Brick Church Chapel or on te PREM
isrsnI he q dIJ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

SrA TO LET-The basement OF the large store,
E No Spruce stree, and possession given Immediately
.G4sAAppy to I. McELRATH, Tribune Office STU
81 OFFICES TO LET in store 80 South street.
t;iR Apply to JOSEPH MoMu ,6a siaa :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
s.ssa a RARE CHANCE.--The subscrlber offer

FsSSs a KARE CHANEE.--The subscriber offers
s his Farm Geae.a for sale consists Of 80 OF
excellent land whereof about eight well wood
Ell he house Is Ia the English Cottage style With spa
cious hall twp paElors connected b. sliding doors SIDE
aud three bedrooms th closets the o,hera !-trst
also cellar kitchen well finished aud ample cellar
Is also new San fGase Sled carriage naa'f stables aad
stocked With m- varieties Of fruit and good ience and
commands tine Of the lake and surrounding country
It distant and half miles from aud in full view OF The
village Q! Geneva The subscriber would dispose not only OF
the above premises but Of de horse Carriages stock o dit
fereG kinds aud farming implements upon the place
upon reasonable snd would refer So,son Esq.
Nassau New iork for the and conditions OF sale
The subscriber be tlme II his office Seneca
Geneva. 5. SLOSSON. mh2l gavin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

IRA TO IET.-Two houses in Jones street, near
LII. III D mhs JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

III PASSAGE FOR LONDON-Packet tenth
Hy,rS Apr-The splendid fast sailing packet ship TO
49, RONTO, Captain Grswold will sail positively as
above her regular day having splendid accommodations for
cabin secoad cabin aud For passage early
application should be made on board or TO-,
w & j. II. TAPSCOTT, 20 Peck slip,
:, corner Of Souti.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

EaTA VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Con-
spSs tanning i6 acres 100 Of which anrial SOIL Of the
s..richest mould we'll adapted TO grazing, or growing
whe, aud other grain any kind raised In this State living
stream Of water through lot the Farm SAID
yerient and mostly new and fruits in abundance
place The Farm situated IN COLUMBIA county one
mile from Undertook village q from the binderook depot
on he Boston Railroad and miles from St''yrsan landing
The subscriber confidently asserts this one OF The best arms
profitable investment TO call and view the premises Terms
opayment made and an intisrnabc ptic gwen also
immediate possession If required For further information
address NJ. W. LEACH, the premises Box $40 Park
Post Office, which will immediate attention.. az lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

ICELAND W-ANTED.-The Sylyania Associa-
sstion OF the city OF New desirt OF purchasing
In. from .Ie= thousand of Land within
hundred miles Of NwYor City IN the State. OF Pennsyl
MIA New. Jersey Newly The SAID Lad nust b. ell
sanpjieJ with wood and water ana a,ei 70 razng grain
growing, and gardening purposes unegirraed Lands with
small cultivated adjoining would De preferred Own
ers of lands who give clear rte requested pre-
PARE statement IN relation 70 aueh lxld with the
favorable and address their Letters a} T. W
WHITLEY President OF the Syl' auia Association - Pine
ST. New. York.
The attention Of iaz6 holders respectfully solicited the
SyIysna Association intends going operation carly
possible.
., none Tins advertisement ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

NOTICE. taking the Croton Water
~ whose contract. r4r- ON the uf MAJ next. and who
intend thai The supply ,t,ll be- discontinued alter has day am
informed thai notice Of such ntenon nns be- given ~ "IlS
first Of April next Thar III, Will BE- chugeable lor mo
ensuing year Contracts for the OF r Wnter 10 the h
Of May 1874 Will b. made renewed Application at tho
5ifce, tie tDsASCE.
Ia where f, behind and unpaid days after
become Iayah the law OF te Corporation at Newly ok
reiuirc5 i;ai the supply shall cease
alter tenants are nhnded that by the terms OF Their ay
under the penalty OF forfeiture of their payment, and thu
s5uusge 81 the amply. b. ORDER
A. b. BIGELOW, Register.
Office Of the Coton Aqneduct Board. March 22d. 1913.
AIytu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

fgSy. FARM FOR SALE, situated on the Passalc
s River about n'ne nilesitom New: York and one mile
. from B+evie il contains about Is Is OF winch
woodland, aad the remainder under good cv atom ha,
il good house and barn and other outbuildngs and
young apple orchard Of about Of the best selected fruit
Also good dock for boats where the new steamboat Pro,
prcor from New-foTk will stop on her aaih s 10 aud
from Paterson Title indsputablc and portion OF the money
may remain on bond and mortgage Apply 10
n.l6 I'm" JACOB FREELAND, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

ITO FAsfIIES-PaEe YaIlow steam Soap, exus
No free fpa al excess Of so,n and 20 fish OIL riasass
rured and for sale By
az 81 ". HULL 4 SON, les and IL Cliff 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

ssA TO LET.-Several Offices in the Tribune
..".saA. IF r. MoELRATH Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

"a TO LET.-Workshops of various sizes, best
lighted Of any the city and low Possession giy-
.ssen immediately. Aho basement room aud Two bed
rooms suitable for booyIake1 shoemaker lsQuire Of
i. i'm j. LOCKE y Ann 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

a,A FOR SALE.-Second hand Doors Sashes,
'.T Window Blinds Sash Doors, Counters. one suitable for
.i.a Bal Room with rail fender. Also Sashss Tor COW
etk ~, mo'0ses III sa'e0'' D ANA 81 LOCKE. Bmd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

Tn. following are designated the places each Of the
Eecfien Districts In the several Wards n the City OF New
York al which elections shall be held during the ensuing
lhat {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

address, though tie Post Office postage paid Samuel + b
Morse. l!2 Nassau street CITY OF Nrw-YuIs.
v g. baltimore sun BosfoH Journal Boston Morning
Post please copy the above daily paper thee weeks and Tor
March q! 1919. mh2I lao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

lvA TO LET,-The TWO story Dwelling House
: No IS Fourth STREET, four door; west Of Roadway
In. May be between z ard o'clock Apply TO
mh27 GRINNELL, MINTGRN j Co. rs South 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

+t+ OLD ESTABLISHED Emlgranl Passe n:
sT ger Office G. South St ew:Yosk-itesalar Line OF
subscriber continues bring out persons
from any par, Of Great Britain and Ireland who may
gagged By their friends here by the regular line OF Packet Ships
th friend. may rely that JUST care will be taken have them
despatched without delay in Liverpool and will always en-,
cayor 10 merit continuance of the public patronage which
has been so literally bestowed years and those
Ernmirtng can have Drafts parable al all the Banks
For farther particulars sppy iT by ,s5sT p9st pad to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

81 STORES IN CHATHAM STREET.-THE
E:G Let tho Store No 49, and the Store No, 33.
LIE Chatham ON The lst Of May ne1t. nsuiIe OF
al wv. ANDERSON * RAYMOND, No. 5 Broad 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

l.,-a To LET, in Jersey city, three brck dwelling
1 houses 1.-TWO stories basement and attic about 10 min
walk from the Ferry. glye lmIca;s-
near The p,opert,- mh3O 3ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

@u9 L0ST--A black Setter Slut. A s1llao.s
w reward viii be paid returning her 10 81 WEE "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11


The poll for the First District the First Ward shall BE- al
NJ s. Thrrs!rr's Hotel, of Broad and
Pesri streets. ~
The poll for the Second District OF the First Ward shall be
Peers and Co.'S, No. IL Broadway.
The poll for the Third District o,he First Ward shall be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

Aa TO LEr.-The upper part OF the three story
Elm house, Carlyle running from Gfeenniehto North nv
ss eeas.ins OF three rooms Gu second oSI one at's
complete order. Reat $50 APPS CTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

Agsa TO LET-The second story OF the Tribune
TN Buildings op;osit, the City Hall also the basement
OF the building y Spruce, and the second story
No S,rrlc A ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

The poll for the First District Of the serenh Ward shall be
al No 100 East Broadway.
The poll for The second District ofthe Seventh Ward shall
be az No. II Madison street.
The poll for the Third Distinct Of The Seventh Ward ha
De q; No. lGo Cherry street
The poll for the Fourth District Of ;a Seventh Ward shall
be al No. 70 jefferson street.
The poll for the Fifth District Of the Seventh Ward lha
be the Franklin Hotel, Of Cherry and Rutgers
The poll for the Sixth District the Seventh Ward shall
be al No. rs Grand streSr.
The poll for the Seventh District Of the Seventh Wand shall
be al No. $50 Watsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

SA TO LET Or FOR SALE-That superior
@ ,hgs scry House. situate on 81, Johns Square No -
Reaeh,ssEevt lhs house il eo! S-raiT, and having
oace for geecl fairly The hcnse lsy be see, ~ from 10
., from 70 O'clock Fer apply hcusa OF
,hs Prorasio, l. REDMOND. IS 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

3 TO LET-The House and Store, 400 Grand
1 street together separate Possession can be had M
u"4A rediately.
The House 9. Duane-s,rcc he first house from Broadway
The House 3i3 Henry street
The brick Building in The OF iGi and 100 Iand>ee'
n by 90 with stable under and above Entrance
from Attcrney-st. Possession Immediately.
a our.stOry brick House WIowtret Brooklyn; pos
session can be had INN ediGtely.
For sae2O lots III Brooklyn: would be rented cheap
lots al Elizabeth Port " j. would be- rented cheap
Apply TO ABRAHAM X. LUYSTER, iG7 Orand.stFr"t'
or EOS pearl-sr. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

~s TO LET-Thethre atory Dwelling and Store
- N II Bsse-v TIE Store has been occupied as
IL II s. Sfsrcssn. Tsiior'< since !g12
slto-Te Dwelling part Of tt- House So Is power;
Niso-The story D~flling-Hoases Ms IS aud "a
" zEg-stre-t-
- TO LET-Ai a reduced rent, two Houses
~ vos II and g Siaron-Street good or4e sin ma
- bic rnenrs and rsr Sro!T--sy Dc diiaed
5r two families. Garden the OF zach house, Also
;rEo Holses secoad-street, opposite 20 Uuoa -rke
'- az ''-'-' KfNGsLAND 50 s7ring-.sres,.
ia TO LET.-That eligible residence situate on
;ss tie banks 81 the ver village q \"
lYor First street between Eleventh and w-iiti street
Ts house good order, we'll calculated o.a IAN
H t Surrounding grounds FAITHFULLY lsd our and an
iih sfrubbsr tees &c Rent low 70 suitable
For arhe- particulars apply On the p,enlses or 10 psr
~, HOUSES TO LET IN Thir1ytifth street, near
"a the Ninth Avenue One three story frame House
containing r5orns witt. -spiaces Also, one w
s;ory frame House the Of the aooTe Win cis'er
hcu and all complete and viii be rented very low 10 god
tenant Apply John g. Porte! The premises OF 70 hen
r. B. Blair, I78 Washington 81. at W.
I1 COUNTRY STORE 10 Let-The well
&c. known mercantile stand The village Of tIshklll
urches< County, formerly occupied D. = a Hoyt =
70 rerlt from the lst OF May-whe-e fresh assortment q
goods VIII met with ready sale Appiyio John = a.
Nrci near The premises OF 70 Charles Van WICK - sch
er q. Ne'F-Io,k- =. I!g 90
ID FOR SALE in the City OF Newark, y. j.
house and q of land situated In SQUIRT
No. IT, The House Is lee! 'front.' and g deep
with large piazza the and veil finished throughout NO
good stable r trees attached the premises OF lar
t-r Uarticuga. apply TO j. NICHOLS corner OF William
and Washington str-ets OF WI PAUL, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

The poll or the FIs District Of tn T-.th Ward shall b.
al No. Is Delaney street.
Th poll for th- Second District of the Trrt Ward ,ai b.
al No ~ Grand STREET northeast Of fsyth
The poll the Third District the Tenth VI ard shall
st y. Dasids Hall, No. go Walker street
The poll for the Fourth District Of the Tenth " ard shall b.
az No. 81 Hester Stc.-. Of Ludlow STREETS.
Thr poll the fifth Of The Trat1 Ward shall b.
AZ Military Hall, No. Is I-uGloys street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
New e Cheap Groceries,
FOR CASH.

II AM now receiving general supply or new
Groceries. which ] viii sell aston shinely
low for CASH. and cash only--beIieving hi,
mode will promote the interest Of The buyer as
we'll Is the Fendsr The following are some
81 the low Prices At which am Offering them
Prime n. q Sugar Al 81. best do DO Al s cents,
Good Loaf Sngsr Al l2i.
Good Coffee Il 3 better 10 very best Green
Rio l2i;
Best n. o. Or Porto Rico MoIssses 37i,
Dipped Candles. family use, 1884,.
Sperm Csrdies btsf. ail,
euperiar Guapowder Tea ate1,
Also--Riee. Prime Cheese. Crackers. Pepper.
Allspiee. and al tht smaller articles in the
same proportion.
Fan determined 70 sell as low, if not i littls
lover. than any house ii the county. for Gosh.
March "a. IL MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
New sprimg Goods.

n HAVE Just returned from Baltimore. Sndan
il nov receiving my supply ofneE spring goods
comprising ageneral and well selected stock
which viii Sc sold At small advanae for cash,
OF 10 punctual dealers on short fine. Expert
ence has taught all. that the credit system has
been much sbused. and when so. must prove .
disadvsnisge to both buyer and seller. 4 will
Be ny object 70 sell only for cash. or toF those
on Z credit Who will pay me 10 such a1engih Of
time a. will BE me 10 meet my engagements
With punctusliiy To those who wish 10 deal
On nv terms, pledge myself 10 make i their
Interest," Il give me 4 call none shall 70 away
Dissatisfied J MILLER.
March i6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13
M5AMlOWAAo

n HAVE REMOVED ny ST0CKaf GOODS
j 70 my NEW STORE ROOM, opposite
The Bank. where expect 10 keep always on
hand neal and vail assorted Stock Of Goods
AZ inland 70 give my undivided stisption 70
business. iatter myrelf lhst shall b able 70
sell goods On as good terms Is they can be purI
ctaskd IN this orgaay other town in< The county.
1 would take this opportunity Of returning my
thanks % ny old friends aud customers, and The
public generally. Tor tie l6srst patronage have
heretofore received. and hope By strict aslen-
lion to business, and desire 10 please, 70 con-
time 70 merit 4 share Of the publict patronage.
= Mnnnh Q VIM LOCK. .1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-13

ron SPRING AND SUMNER.
We afsnop opening splendid lot ofgoo1,
w vkich have recently been selected Win
he rl6slsst care nni alionli0n from he Bali.
1ldro fbiIaieIphia. and New York msrkels.-
~ respectfully coIIihe attention Of our ffieBdi
and me public gsnsfslly, 70 he following arsi.
cIls q . small part Of our stock
- brown muslihs a cents,
- brown mnslini 6 Do
- % heavy mnslins ats.
81 Do do do 123.
One case Of beeutifui ~ blsached muslin.
Fhirtipk q only 10 ctnis yard,
% pieces cotton pantaloon stufs from 10 70 l2t,
Alssehed and brown linen drillings, from 20 4
/ 80 cents,
100 pisces Amsriear Nankssp, best make. ii
81 .I1t pr place.
eolrs,ss s.strlsd pFi6lIft6m 10 90 can't.
ee.e DO DO fnFniiare. from 6 10 l6,1
A splendid assortment of cotton, linen. silk and
I'D gloves hosiery Of every varsity,
SKINNER cloths 81 poca. beautiful vesfinfi.
summer cassimefes. cloths Of every color,
0smbroons. elk and tsbby velvet
Lawns, warranted fast colors, pretty and cheap,
Mp1sIine and Ctshmere De lanes.
HousIin, siik and net shswls. ladies' cravats,
Ieflion muslinss Ill chIors. Grape llsse do do
Az kinds o. sdging sud inserting. lgee. mhslins,
cambfie. jaesnsl, plain and &C. Swiss muslins,
Tsbie damssk
An assortment Of parnsols and umbrellas
Beautiful figured silks,
Fashionable sgraw and r. b Bonnets.
ponnetlswns and silks. artificial aowers
Bonuet and cap ribbons, &c. &c.
II may BE- unnecessary 70 mention any other
srticles-suiies Il 70 say, ID addition, that We
have X
100 dozen palm leaf hats, from esntsup
] Good sugsr for 10, Iip top coffee fora iIeten-
pence, not quite 80 high 10 cents. lower sscts.
Hsrdware, tuwsre. boots and shoes,
Hats af every variety and very cheap,
Glass and Queehswa}c,
Baltimore cured hams. Sc.
We again pledge ourselves 10 self cheap, and
u you don't believe (. call snd see.
A & @ " HOLLAND.
Uafners Fairy Anrtl q rF1I