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Thut the tariff bill OF I832, which led
10 Modification IN South Carolina, was
passed by jackson congress, was sign
cd by Andrew Jackson, and was about
20 be enforced ny him with the bayonet,
And that the evils Of civil war were
avertcd by the timely interposltion of
Henry Claw
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p 4 Y Up,

ihe notes, accounts and o,b.
due the undersigned, have g'le' e.sa.
in the hands of F. A. Tyier.' 'Ssn 81 rl.'a.
will receive and receis, Hs9~ w
due thereon. Persons ina. -, 'as aa
will come forward and nav ''.a 70 d
atcly, or they will find ss;i ''aas
the hands of an officer ror c,I,'.i ~ .si'l d
ELY, BRoTHEp
Pamela, AP'I 25, 1914. ID 4.
-
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JOHN Ell. X r A FIT.
COMMISSION AND FORWARD.
ING MERCHANT,
Nos, ,CommercidI( 'front.' Ro,c, south

@'O'V' OO"5Hst tt1F J O't1 ItUW, SONIW
of The RAILROAD,
M PHIs, L n u.
AEEiLL make liberal adxaeSes on Cot
w ton, consigned TO his friends, Mum
sell White & Co, New Orleans; or will
Receive and Store or dispose OF cotton as
he is instructed by those who may favor
him with their confidence. Has constant
ly on hand for sale. Kentucky Bagging,
Bale Rope, Twine, Sugar, Molasses, Cof-
fee, Tea, Salt, &c. &c.
J. II. KRaFFT.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

The "Out and Outer" is the title Of a
new paper published at Hernando by
Messrs Labauve and Humphreys 1t is
devoted to the support Of Van Buren, and
Polk. We could wish the ability with
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01
Rangers Noiire.

Was posted April cd, l844, 4, = u.
uel Cannaday, living SIX n,lSs J .s..,; ,
Pamela, one sorfel mare, . y, !o~ i
Is hands high, both hlnd 'er e.o-l.
and a star in the forehead-paIPc pIIc
ns 10 sss. 3 VIM S. KEITH R'ls Is
Apl 10, 1914. o''
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Rangcr's Notice.

Was posted May 90, 1914, by Pleas.
ant Gates, living one mile east OF The
town orPhorsaie, one small black iron
gray horse mule, abou, 3 years old, and
appraised 70 SO. this June /, 1914.
VIM. s. KEITH, Ranger p. c.
iur I-I2-3w-l So
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Rongcr's Notice.

Was posted b. A. NJ. Morris, living
six miles south Of the town Of Pamela. a
red roam fily, with small white streak
in the fore head red manc and tail. and
about two years old--appraised to $40.
this May II, 1914.
Vim S. KEITH, h. p. c.
may 25-l l-2w-f SO
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

The Mississippi delegation to the
Baltimore loco convention have come
out in the Washington Globe with Inc
declaration that they shall vote against
Van Buren,, and of course against the
instructions of the State Convention
which appointed them. There is some
fultering among the Iocofoco buzzards.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

which this paper IS conducted was di-
reo;ed 10 a worthicF ohlcc, but success
10 the pecpniory department.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

Our 1ocofoco neighbors are one after
another hauling down the Van Buren,
flag. Suppose Matty should trip you
up@, eh! We should not be surprised
If somebody should see stars after a
while.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

QUeeT.-lt is said that another letter
is in Washington, and will soon see the
light, from Old Hickory, going for Ty-
Ter and Texas. He don't mince mat
ters. He is for Texas peaceably
ifpossible; forcibly, if Mexico won't
give up. Stranger things than this
have happened Gin. Gaz.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

A FRESH supply o. Glo, 5rora -
"A sisting OF Loaf ana DiJ P;cs,
Rio and Havana Coffee Tea, Tea 5
Sperm Candles, GunpowaCer,, ,..o, D
dy, Claret Wine and. ! op' ! 4
brands, DC. &c. lcw Tor Gaze s,i,sSTEoAf
June 8. A. W. AkM''
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Rnncer's Notice.

nun ST hr "a
Was posted, April 6, ig44' Dl't .sslIs. y
II. Harvey, living near flsi ,S ihsnd:l
bay horse, with gray iall, 10 .naras w."
and about eight years 1Go-, Ola -1' Rsre
$40. VIM ;. hEl | a. =, Il
Apl 10, 1874. %"
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01

o. The Clay Club me Is the THIRD SAT-
URDAY of each and every month.
The Weekly register., 1844-06-01
HENRY CLA..l 4.

u l. u I -
Brought down 10 the year l04+
This work will be publishes. on'.
and new tyre, in neat octave lI'.'. !.
pu, up with paper covers, WIN tn,..,
and handsome lithogfaphIc ia,, ~. =. |.
Portrait. 1t will be sold al Y, y
for the single copy; ten cnpleS - 4
dollar. This is the fullest !, ~. !. 7
conplcte biography o! hE O'''
published.
nT Clay clubs, wh 2 COMM,
booksellers and others, Will peaS, n
in their orders as early as Pu''
Country merchants, now aooa, y, y,
the city, will afford a lavoroOs VI
tunity 10 those wishing to oraIn ri
GREELY & McELRAiy, /,
Tribune buildings, 100 Nassau g.
may 4
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Let Wing policy be tried. 1t will
then be soon enough 10 condema it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

negectedf True, sir, DO play che,. aud ch.rk. oe~
.onaliy with my friends gentlemen in private 6,, mas,
but have the mutual eonos.ne.
reposed, would be through the rslum,. Of
paper which its best FORM burhen party and
n injury every mans character associated with IT.
And you. insulting tradocer. make a Latin phrase
known that wholly .unacquan.sl the
Language. am made to say. gerands1 at4.e seeiden
ta.,s Sub .erring etorise, which friend of mine.
si deeply the insult you thus offering, kindly
lated and explained the design you had in using He
this meaning aq,1e and aee,denta!us, 4
happens, gerardur, (from the word geru!fsu! which
bearer ss, under, om rera) tho Of
truth, orige (from torqueo) thou made twist and
wuthe" And appears, infamous scoundre that
your Lah reads, and II happens, thou old bearer,
under operation of truth. thou twi., and
writhe' Is be borne longer. :" dreamed ,hs
s,uife made violent efor, strike George Am
ted in JeeIsonisn by saying s.-
posing all tn woi of my playing game
ca.onaliy, make. twist and wr,he." thought the
squire seized him by the throat but the interference of
eraI persons, prevented serioa. injury.
I" 4 change came Ger the spirit OF my drcam.'
was post office. fairy step an,o,ncsa the
approach OF ppeared The Of rphsus
Pluto: George and Sloats Pluto together in that
doleul dark room, whilst he vented the strain,
=. Is you a Of Ugh, divinsl"
tive lovely Euydce stood No. II, patiently waiting ,If
light disclosed ugly " bachelor" vanished
yeast in sad also, thought !, aod
| woke. SOMNUS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

We have sacredly RETAINED from oil attacks 90 his Mr.
Cavaj pirate character incorporating his political
sen s.''Jcfe sonia,a.
In number Of this rcfrarins Jefefsnnian, We
fud following which is, s,itne, n;ended
..i SH,tt Difference Mrs Clay makes her but
ter."--.1u the II hsg papers IN ieii.
..If gentlemen viii allow tiacE slaves.
they 81 Les rtte CANNOT CUT oUR
aud H>SE Orr WIVES AND
DAUGHTERS EIrCHEN.'' Henry Guy ~ Ioi9
Does this editorial Mr.. Cay's pirate Character
no. Mr. Fattisou would be the very last wh"
guilty doing foul action he has 'SacFef-
" rjrGaed,' would have all the world believe from
stopping base and degrading moans No, no! the
editor Of Jefersonian is pare and tolgtoo ioy
and hsh-minded grove thus But now stands his pro-
ffssio and practiee' evidence tat Mr. Clay
Pattison produce speech said by Mr..
Clay, 1919. in which the above appears! We
should like that speech. Mr. Pntson. until you
produce il, shall hold you guilty Of knowingly lfy,
deliberately attacking and vtiifyng the 'sDrtrste
etGraetF'' Of Mr.. Clay. your assertions to the contrary
no;wihstan ding Tmcny-one years have passed since
this speechs said have made by Mr. Clay. and
tell, the 'progrcsre democracy in the
Oar Lord sIt have jast found cut. Ii i, true
that Mr. Clay used the sentiments attributed him, does
any who knows thing about the lncofoco party.
suppose that they would have left charge
rust OF use 1t is every E.. coined
electionsering purposes aud circulated BY ri
conscientious tools the editor of Jefersanian.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26
FATRIIANEN TURNPIKE.

The following proceedings had BY the Stockholders
tho above Turnpike, i the 9th inst
Resolved That directors requested
they may deem e<fetient, purpose taking
confederate the question: whether company viii
cept the amendment of charter by passed
March 18th. l. ii: enable this company extend the
road 5fom Fatfhaven vow Paris and such propo
stcUs relative eAtenftug the road be submitted
for the consideration u tie meeting.
The evening after the Board elected and
organized, they lte=sd tae following ORDER wit:
original charter Of Ibis company. Notice will
the 81 Friday of Juue, (9ls1 Myers Tavern
charter.
The amendment provides that il thirds stock
holders for il, Tho will he accepted
road e>tenlei from Fairhaveu New Paris, Ohio, SC
Wa the citizens o: Rchmond be up and doing
mater Surely they ought interest in
having this Turnpike Richmond, and viii they
ert themselves unite and accomplish .hins which will
ne the benefit of their city and neighborhood,
cne5prtsius citizens Of New ras using
this road their lourishins ton say 90 ahead
and set it you i IS conmendabie selfhness-.e
very kint Of seiisscss hch should Ike perva
ding this community. The Boarl Directors meet on
Ire l0th of May, Myers Tavern. Would i, not be well
Tor citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity meeting
and consult about The matter. previous the meeting
Board on l0i1 OF MAJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26
Another Wonderful Discovery.

(r esquire Pattison, last week, found informed
his ga hen exactly ~
neck astonishes his important
highly gratifying discovery. completely
ed hen a DREAM- After mn
Inquiries and after he had almost given it up for
ba JOB, he "a "a gh, fairy step on, room of
Post Omce''box No IT, raped at-ke DELHI
eray and cooly aros-Iooked though AMI discov-
cred venerable old lady''--knowing that old
much than ne did himself he propouned enigma
to her and very politely requested solution thereof and
she informed that according 10 exact
calculation sk takes four ,ceek. sir for Goose
to hatch' Whersat, Gsoge maryelled greatly and
claimed: ''.nI! eouaseienee!',
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26
$50 i, Poahpr, root lag o. de.~-Pa.,son,. Poetry.

go !, PoRkIE' root lag q -Pa,,son's Poetry
The las, Jehersonan says 1--WE copy following from
late number Of the Boston (AIass) A,as'r We would
merely ask George for the date Of this very "late
Of the Atlas. Was LATE 1857 Much depends.
this queston-he ro2tlarity of Mr.. Clay involve
Ii igte" number 81 the Alias agticls
ded TO, there necessity the Baltimore
an! u Mr. Clay saaIid happen % IL. after
receives the he III
'Nhen root and expose trickery political
Leaders, do from principle and
So Mr. Patson We hope he ..reot ou,'' the date
OF tine '.!as numoer OF tina; Atlas He "roots from pfin
cIpIe - Good. "Root-, on. George,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

POPULAR ERRoRs.-It Is q mistake to suppose
that the clothes worn by kings are made of solid
gold. and that the queen lives diamonds dis
solved in water.
It is mistake to suppose that newspapers are
printed for amusement. and that printers deem
Il a compliment when friend bcgs half dozen
10 give away.
1t Is an error to think that long face IS es-
sentlal TO good morals. that laughing is an
objectionable crime.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

FATHER AND SoN.-The appointment of Gov.
Shannon. of Ohio Minister,to Mexico. places
IN The gubernatorial chair of that State. the Hon.
Ihos. ". Barley. President of the Senate. who
IS Loco Foco. The father of this gentleman
IS now tho Wing candidate for Governor at the
next election and should he succeed. the son will
have to vacate the office TO make room for the
father.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26
CONNECTICUT ELECTION

Tho second trial of election OF Representatives
in Cheshire. Stratford. Plymouth. Aiiddle.own and
Eeriden. resulted III the choice OF four wings and
three Locos.
This makes the Wing aggregate loi. % So
Loeos-2l majority, or 50 on Joint Ballot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

ANOTHER MEMBER or CoNGRE>s pE4p.-Hon
Herman \ Moore member Of the House Of Rep
rosontatvcs from Ohio. died on the 2nd inst. at
Uniontown. Pa. Mr. VI. had been quite out of
health for some time and was on his way home
from Washington. He was a locofoco IN politics
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26
Political HypoeTiIe-.G ar bling. FoTgeTy.

We always take peculiar de gh in unuaskng whining,
ZONES, " political hYPocfe. Mr. Patti
son puts following declaration MS as paper:
had hoped tina, PALLADIUM would Try observe
decency in support of Bui what
facll Why Mr. Holloway mas male positive tee
qiotaton from Mr. Clay garbied Now
and knew the time that he made t5 statement
garbiea- Does he then wish impose
leaders by making believe that garfield
statement Of Mr CIays, when ne himself knew beu-r--
justice Hr. Clay We quoted any thing f-om
i,n ruth ne rpteIti7 n sirs a other meaning than
that gwen It by MI Clay himself WE cAs APPfAL TO
TIE sEAEtHEE o. ALL HEARTS FOR THE TRUTH OF THIS
Now. repeat positive declaration
Of Mr. Holloway that the purporsing be from
Mr.. CIay's New OGean-' etter, which Published
edtoral IN columns OF the Jefefsonlan, NOT only
damnably GARFIELD, a sinking FOR Gerry, the
stencil whereof ',snells ieaven and the pepeuator
thereof should society of honorable and
hzhninded lie appeals, TOO, the of all
hearts, and can consc'entouy say that he has NEVER
io,a Of injustice Mr. CIay Bot, the proof
The edttorial ''txraAcr'' reads thus:
THE TRUE INTEREST OF THE CON
81 MERS IS BEST PROMOTED by a com
petition botwoan the foreign and national supply
t--jctlcrsonan.
We have capitalized the FORGED AID GARBLED
part the above Mr. Csy's letter reads thus:
:. 1t affords great pleasure, gentlemen. to
learn that the people OF Charlotte and its neigh
borhood, rcnouncing Prc-concelsed preludlccs and
antipathics, candidv reviewing thor former
opinions adverse to PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
and that many OF them are disposed to be-
lcye that reasonable and moderate PROTEC-
lion. short Of prohibitions. Is BENEFICIAL to the
CONSUMER by augmentng the supply. The nom
existence OF manufactures in the | nitcd States
would lcoyc To FOREIGN COUNTRIES monopoly
in the SUPPLY Of AMERICAN consumption. The
PROHIBITION OF the fabrics of FOREIGN
1t Nj ri rs would transfer THAT MONOPOLY
the HOME. MANI FACTt RI,R in tn, United
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

E.IolziELON-D O-LA-E CLUB,
,rA,-Tho RICHMOND CLAY CLUB will meet next
Saturday evening, (Apr 27) in tie Warner building, at
early ennd!e- lighting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

~ Mr. Holloway IS absent AMI probably be absent
FOR three wecks least The duties Of tie tripod
Therefore leyogo upon s'tle boy MIR. Pattison'' IL
riot4s predecessor desiyely styled humble self
It is entirely out cur power type, and pay
respec, to the eliior the e1arsanan, it should be
dome a, the Same time VIII onleafor him
with all dej8t and respects admitting, as we do,
ha, he lays gen,Iemanly bearing sound christian
pieiq courtesy. ~ really glad and re
oico with e>ceedns great JOY that r Holloway absent
nj this time fact that the following item from tho
scatag scofctng and poctc OF Mr. Poni-on, would
make him feel rery bad indeed! Read ii:
In private with the publishe OF the efer
sooi,n we stated .a piig only for a,rirayd sitaaoa
Of Mr. Holloway attacking Mr. Clay III mistake, pre-
from noticing han the one instance Ue
neccr did. and sH, while iofhenianee is vrue
Ian, 10 .SEtEisE ridie"ic.'
Christian :. iorbcarance!" What magnanmity !!
what ..PIrY'' .sor acirard situation Mr. Io-
osay' exhibited by prince poeshi4 street.
writer for the frsu,-teiig Jetcrsouian u.
d, hope Mr. Holloway may be spared from seeing
the above pify-GI result private had
between publisher Of JcforsoGlan' and
and ali-pow orfu edorwrer of the only decent Clay
song that y'tblisjtd Gc until he arrives safely
Baltimore, and returns to Richmond Ii wouil fear,
operate deIeterou-Iy Mr.. Iloloway health t" '"Hr
,na ae,"se nad out OF pure pty, reserved
and bot,ed-up mor-a his peculiar home made thunder
10 save him from being exposed to ''serere rideue!'
oNENs. OMENS!-What evidence that
Martin has changed his opinions relative to the
rapaciv of the pcope-uhon he dcfdel in lc2}. when
he said in the Conventon in reference 10 the right Of
sras that e ttriter Hs poorer ren9rei rom Ne
people The better2'
Have we not conclusive evidence that he places
mean estimate the apac Of the people, when he says
in reply following insulting larinsa from locef"co
committee. reference the of lSi3. Then
easoa dcitroatd and wiirIwi nd of fully pas
sicn. and III adncss swept through the land.'
.. cannot. confident. Md thing Inc mastery
and co9ue,.t which you have given OF the
tunal struggie'
WHY does Martin Van Buren, make principle suoservi-
ent 10 popularity,
the people OF Ohio Llama. aud Illinois to
expect from Mr. Van Buren, who. in the Senate, of the I
States, Wenaday the 2Sth day of January, ic@, vo-
ted against the Cnmh rard Road Bill and has Away been
the Incorporating opponent of that measure
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

RE2f-N-s cENcEs.-~His ANDREW Jacksons
election will be 4 c.srs1 10 the country
Richmond Enquirer.
"hltchle Is the greatest scoundrel in Ameri-
al Andrew Jackson 10 Judge Breckenridge.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

Ignorant people easily Influenced BY ballads"
50 The editor Of Jefersonan: lid he think
50 at the time he only decent Clay sons tia,
published =,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26
SILK FACTORY

A Silk Factory has just been established at
Newport, opposite Cincinnati, by JACKSON & BRo-
THEIRS, that Is turning out very substantial hand
some goods. We examined some Silk Hand
kerchlefs yesterday, made at this place, from O.
mo Silk, raised near Marietta, that will certainly
exceed IN durability the common imported.
They are retailed as fast as they can be made,
at . % each. The only obstacle the manufac-
turers have, is the difficulty Of procuring the
material in sufficient quantity.-Cin. Atlas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

The editor Of the Jefer-onian, certainly speaks
his sad experience, when ne says'he babes
woods has made many a sinap!efou cry.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

The PUBLIC WORKS OF PESSsYLvANIA-Tho
Senate passed the bill providing the sale
Delaware Division of The Pennsylvania Canal for the
Of s., 50o,e9 by a vote # 20 to 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

NJ sht he the be all and the end all here: -
-->' Bot, in these cases,
We still have juigmen, here; that we bit teach
Bloody instructions. which. being taug ht, ret,nn
To piagre the inyenfor.''-NAcBErH.
Although actively engaged i'll en!eavorns supplant
Mr.. Calhoun, Martin had yet succeeded reconciing
the 'Oi Hero; y he found awning
wi havia
soon, his : fret love y for the paraylic Crawford.
After al, however, poor te Ma,,y was compelled 10
retire more, aud repair, ret, remodel
the whole gca apparatus This, being the
oor characterized by the splendid display, of
The complicated Vaccinations, most eruJte in
trIguer. And alas. for ahoun whose scabs ck ed
years ago. and the old healed) Improved fatal
10 be
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

MEssss. EprroRs-
s. Sleep hath its world - and permit m funish
you with which presented itself Of
delightful occasions, when soul and body yield
balmy luxury, soft repose.
dreamed stood beside Esqr. kibby Esquire mus, no,
get mad ,s all dream) and watched restless eve
and quverng lip, he glanced the page.
fersonan. and there beheld himself portrayed gambling
off political principles Of his counymsn George
thus engaged III converting the pos, Office political
gambling shop. thought the squire used az
reading the EDITORS Dream and then shook his
with much violence in evident orshcaiion the ridco
ious situation in which he thus placed associated with
editor and Sloan's dog Pluo. While this part
passing before ancied vision, tho editor
made his appearance and eadsavored conceal qua-
Bu, all to purpose the squire understood
editor, be ridcue, to bring him.
Esqr khby, dsrepuss among those should
the article for INDUCING in game, which il known
the squire pae.iona:siy fond Of.
dreamed the squire addressed the editor fellows:
through the Jedersonaa, stree, Ioafer
who had no,hibs else DO but the nos. oHe
and. under the of to gamble off
the principles of the two par,esl Did you suppose yo.
indiscsee pup. that under the dream and
upon the wings. would permit thus TO assal me. and
neany ihsinnaie was SO nush in the habi, spending
nay tine IN gaming aud csrausng, tina. other
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

0A5-T'he fpo, ing dream intended for las, week
paper, but unavoidaby crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS N NEW GOODS.
HEP RERT Hail 4 IN

HALL W.
NORTHE Asst CORNER Of Beecke, and Ca.mns "a,
ois! 10 the public ST their old stand aSe and splendid
nI,oTt1nen Of
BROAD CLOTHS CaHinerss. yeztinr,. &c Bombezi
Neruo', Casineres and MouelH de Lanes Rich Brochs
Cashmere and other stcss
SHANL~.-SllSs, iivacas 81 and Linen Goods OF
ever description.
CARPETS. Rug, and Floor BIanke,, Counterpanss
ard Quits. slnnes ard Wooiieu all kinds. 4 gen.
e!aI hssornen o, CalIcpes, Musus. Gloves Hosiery Sc
These Goods selling Il: he very lowest cesh
portp.s
Our Domestic Goods received direct from te anufac
tufsrS agents, and sold NJ the very lowest Prices
80 wv HEkBERT HALL. co.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS Brown sheetinc, and
Shi9tinrs every sty and width. all the known brands
both heavy and fine be had prices al
Nos IS and 20 Ceds,'. New York. half block above Pearl
street Up stairs L. USDERHItI
4 C4RD-The Establishment Nos is and " Cedar street
The net of ts kind. md contains the largest assortment OF
Brown Sheetings exhibited door the United
states. :. and Sh,ngs from the lowest price the best
quality manufactured yard WIDE yars and Quser ana yard
End half wide SheenEs OF grade large variety
the mefum qualities al low prces. weighing b. 10 yards
Also The best heavy Shee;ings- indian Head Lawrence Co.
STARK Mills Cabot Chicopee D Appleton Stout, Sc SC
Exsers. nkEowns sc. Also Bats. Wick. Twna. Warp
and NadinG best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted Twist No
10 and 20 l3 Also. Suffolk, Anoskeas. and fine YORK
Drills. Also. Seine TwGe. o9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.-The E1
hibtinn of Pictures EnernvnGs OF this Institution
NOW OPEN the public. me large OF the National
Academy OF design, over tire Society Library.
LIFE MEMBER SHIP ONE COLLAR.
To non members, single admission - cents.
The Looms will be naiy from 8 \. VI TO NJ. and
Only on MONDAY and TU ESDAY EVENINGS OF each
week until further notice.
Persons holding Scrip Certificates ard those wishing be-
come members will please oppy for tickets OF membership
Mr. Fraser at the Room, Of The Am. Art Union. No. go
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