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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

OF Extract r, ON the inmates OF the JOINT Com
mttes of Arrangements for the Procession the 10th instant
Resoped, That all the Wing Head Quarters IN the several
Wards throughout the city, be requested 70 remain open %
u o'clock night Sth and that all Wing
brethren from distance will please report ihemseyes want
ing nights lodging (o:Dlt) JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
j. REYNOLDS " resident CentIel C.1y C;,r,--:.tee
GE0RGE COOK, Prent pro tenn. Of Ii Ward Gay Clab

Ertrae from Ue U.ri,s Of he Central Gay Elceutire
Ccmmitce Saturday. Oct IL. ls4:
Rssssoed That the Presidents Of the Cenra! Clay Commit
tso Do requested the Ciay Clubs. and other Clay A.
atons Of surrounding Counties and States 10 ooo2gate
with this Committee in the prOp0se fsSs Meeting and Pr
escsion TO be held in this CITY on Wednesday the 10Th day OF
October JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
10 eomoance with the above Resolution. hereby respect
7uly the Clay Clubs tn friends U Clay generally
twhom private cations may nve not issehel
Boston, Providence, New. .IiaveT, 'Owich and Edgepor
nlIo the Clay Clubs OF Kings and Snolk Rchmon
Wssehester Rockand and the River Countes "a l0ln WIN
rs and display their noble B1arers with ihadepEa
and Baltimore you leave own labor. and JON us
Victorious Wings of HudsDa nn! Essex Counties New Jer
ser will be welcomed peculiar fresh US they are
from glorious Of '.r hard fought oatiie beds
let come, IF be oGy receive thanks idr what
they have for u.s. Come from the Cites and from The
County, from thor. and from the mountain. from the
farm and the from the ship and from the resde
Lst all who have thing 10 love by Loco Foco success or
thing to by Wing victory come forth ior hn
dnphy Of their force before t9 inst battle field for
HENRY CLAY. 'ApGke-arise! or be for ever fallen!
J N.REYNOLDS.
ol7 President CentIal Clay Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS "A collection of Europe
en Paintings will be open to-day free to the public
in the Gallery e, the corner OF Broadway and
Chambers street., which itis said surpasses in mag
nihcence and beauty all former Exhibitions of the
kind. We shall ourselves visit it end speak Of i,
more particularly.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

r5- Notice.-lts requested that Carriages and Omnibus
Is retire from the through which the Great Procession OF
.he 3.h inst i, to pa during the march Of the 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
Now listen tu De WITT CLINTON, in his Mes
sace Of 1913 as Governor OF New. York:

lis Foreign Markets crc aicGys fuetud,ins IN he'r
pr,cS and uncertain thar CIecciS. must rttv pri
epG on our arm internal consumption for the stape and
permanent support OF 7ricWture But hI ca only be fi,
fac ,hr critsmrni other KIND. - Industry, and the
creation Of Il great Manufacturing In,crtS; ~ g.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

TIC the same effect is President JEFFEAsoN's s
we'll known letter 10 Benz. Austin in 1916, when,
in urging the necessity Of Protection to Manu-
factures he saws:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

OF Extract from the Minutes Of the Central Clay En-
ocut,vo Committee Oct. 18th. lsH.
Resoped That the Members c the Central Clay Executive
Commiiee with their respective Clubs ON the Fh INST III
order TO march with them IN the ptncestUn
$50 ltc JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

''To be independent for the comforts Of life. must dbr
eate them ourscireS We must now place Int1eture'
bv the SIDE Of the .igrieui;Hrist.' &C. &C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
III. York. 0e,. iq,h. l4A.

LET THE FEDERAT. WIIIGS. ANSIvE ~
Wha; PROTECTION the TlrtT OF l-- TO the following
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-30
Trust Sss &c.

ENQ virtue of decd of trust, executed
EE by Thomas G Brown and Eliza M
Brown his wife. to John Stcno the
22nd day of March 1871, to secure J. w.
Mathews g. Co. in "a certain debt of $500
herein mentioned, said deed having been
dn'v recorded in the Probate Clerks Office
of rippah County, in Decd Book D. page
1873 IIshall on Monday the 9th day OF
December 1871, at thedweling house of
said Thomas G. Brown 10 said County, OK,
,osed to public sale for cash, the followin
described property, 'ow': 4 head of hor-
sos; SO head of hogs, 7 head of sheep, 5
head of cattle. | Wagon, household and
kitchen furniture, except such as is exemp
by law; also the crop named in said trust
# deivered), and also the following land ,
10 wit; The North west quarter OF Section
Two; in Twnship Two; Of Range Three
Feast, in said County, TO satisfy said debt
interest, and costs.
HARDY w S1'RICKLlN,
Trustee, chosen by
consen, of parties, in place Of said Stone.
June Isl 1914 Gm
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fttY sHuo Of a Deed of Trust executed
" 70 mo ~ David Dapnolly oud dane
Dtnnelly, wa Wod, ManLn West, A, NJ,
Il Casey, Mary 4 Casey, on tho Iib a
February 1872, 10 socufc tho payment Of
certain dtbis therein mcnioned. Twill pro
coed to sell to lho highest bidder lor cash,
at tho Town Of Salem, 1'ippah County Miss
On hc l5h dag 81 AlrR acH,
a certain Negro woman by The memo OF
MAMMA, tn satisfaction ofsaid debts spc
cited in said Decd Of Trust. The above
Decd Of Trust is Of record in the County Of
Tppah-- The 'llIe to said negro is believed
10 be good, yct shall only convey such
tile rs is vested IN nc by said decd oftrusi
ID Is. WRIGHT, Trustee
Octr. fh lSll-47-Gm
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1Er Y ofdef n Tho Probate Court NJ Jppsh
- County, I'shalI proceed TO cell on
tho ptomiaes, on Monday, November 18Th
1871 Ono hundred acres u Land, known
as Lot No y N tho pin, II allotment and
division of tho lands Of benjamin tboafF,
deceased nov on record the Probate Clerks
Office Of said County, and situated on Sec.
tion 80, IN Township | ;, Of I'upgo East,
lying 10 said County d Tppuh Twelve
months credit will DO given, tho purchaser
giy,nipg bond aud good security.
JOHN ] CIIEAlRS,
Adm, Of v Y. Clears deed.
Octr l2tb lS1i--1S--3t fee 81
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1i2R0G!pIOIUa


Tho undersigned appeal, IN most earnest
mahuef, 10 those who desire o. see a hewaeapef
su'taiucd IN This place, 10 aid him IN rtfendins
Che circulation oftho Ri0loy Adyctisor. W.
desire TO be plan uhlass our papcris better
pauonizod than IL has boon, IL must 70 down.
The existing political contest Is now over
james Il. Polk Is IN MI human probability cleo
led President Of the United States. II the aots
Of bis administration ore such ne to command
our appreciation, we shall unhesitatingly sup.
port them. Gut we frankly confess, that from
bis former professions, and what We conceive 10
be the tendency OF the doctrines of the party
that have elevated him to power. we have lit.
tie hopes of being able to give our sanction to
the measuses that may be expected to follow hi
election.
We shBll ondoayor to publish an enteria in.
ing family newspaper, and we confidently rely
upon those of our citizens, of all parties, who
are willing to support such paper in their owl
county to give us their support
TERMs.--S2 so ifpaid in advance, or So
if not paid in advance.
]. F. FORD,
Publisher and Proprieto
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g.. a. Hutchinson,
Bot MIC PHYSICIAN.

TEL AVING permanently located at La
i Z mar, Marshall County Miss ten-
ders his protestant services to thu
citizens, and surroundings country. From
long experience and success in practice, he
Aat.ers himself, that ho will be enabled Il
rive general satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with call.
Lamar, Mi, August 1914.
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Eeusrant Hatch.

COMM ssION MERCHANT & GROCER,
FRoNr Row, MEMPHIS, TEN.
WETlLh keep constantly on hand ful
wv supply Of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses
Salt, Cotton Bagging and rop
sc &c., which he will sell at the lowest
prices for cash. lie is prepared with safe,
spacious and convenient Store, Warehouse
and Cot on shed ana yard; and solicits con
sgnmcnts of Merchandise, Cotton and
Tobacco-on which he will make liberia
cash advances. [oct |. lS43.
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n T. tho November Term 1871, Of Tho
"a Probate Court Of TIsbumIugc county
Mississippi, l.olors II hdIonisifa"
zion were granted to tho undersigned, on
chs E.,alc Of James Dell, deceased, Notice
IL therefore, given 10 oil persons having
claims ogaios, said Estate TO present then
properly authenticated, within Tho time
prescribed by law, OF they will be barred
g. w, BELL,
slNDARlLLA II. BELL
Adm's
Nov 30h lsit-3--6i fec 81,
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W OGH Can'alfEsG.

VNnE subscriber would respectfully inform
c. The citizens of Tippah County, that he
has new carding machine in complete or
der in Lamar, Marshal! County Mi, and is
ready at airy time TO receive wool-lhe
wool must be cleansed of all hard substan'
ces and one pound of lard to each 10 pounds
Of wool; under such circumstances | vii
warrant good rolls.
JAMES M. JOHNSTON.
Lamar, Oct 3lst 1874.
N B Those having wool, would 90 vel
to send it on Wagons passing to Mcmphi:
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Ripley, Miss, Nov. o3d 1914.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A I the OttobersTerm 1914, ofthc Pro
wa bate Court Of the County of rippah,
IN the State of Mississippi, Letters of Ad
mnislra,lon were granted the undersigned
on 'he Estate of William Waller, deceased
Notice is therefore, hereby sivon to all pc,
sons having claims against said Estate, -,c
present themovilhin the time Limited by
law, or the same will be barred.
JESSE A. PATE,
Administrator Of
Vim. Waller, Decd
Oct 18th 1874 Sow
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ESTRAY--l'lppah County !.

TAKEN up by Harrison Clark, l'ving Il
miles South East of Ripley, one flea
bitten gray horse, 10 or / years old, l4a
hands high, racks and ,rots; Appraised to
$50. Sep, | Ith 1874.
N NJ ARMOUR, Ranger,
. Ger, -, h ISit~-46
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"A List OF Letters

gn)EMA INING in the Post Ulfoe at Ripley
~ Miss on the lst day of October 1874 which
if not taken out by the 3lst December, will
| of
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AN IMPERATIVE RULE.

No orders for this Magazine are regarded, I'M
less accompanied by the MONEY. Travelling
agents, editors, postmasters, and all who act
for us, will please observe this. We snail con-
duct the Maga line on the CASH princi pie, and
make the work worth double the subscription
price. In fact a rigid adherence to the cash
system will enable us to publish far better
Magazine for the same prce. than could be
published on the old credit system
TIE TERMS.
So For a single copy, Cash, post paid.
IS For 3 copies, do do do
$40 For copies, do do do.
The advantage ty Clubs and Postmasters oil
the al owe terms, over any other periodical in
the Union, are apparent.
Editors who will copy this prospectus an,
send us u marked parer, directed to "Ihe U
nted States Saturday POST" shall be entere,
ON the exchange list, and be regularly serves
with the work for one year.
Address. CHARLES ]. PET
/ No, 9s Chcsuui st, lbiladelphi
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4, STRAY s

nzC Taken up by Will
>rrv'-r.sY va lam Rogers, living in
@.SAsyY nav Spring Hill, one clay
e IN :. bank !" nix mare r,s.. supposed up ,.
spring, with dark name and tail; appraised
1880. Nov Dist 1874
Taken up by james Miller, living IL
miles sYu'h of Ripley, one bay horse, sup
posed to be 7 years old, about Is hands
high, star in the forehead, and small white
epo, on the shoulder; Appraised TO S25
Taken up by Nicholas W alkcr, living
Isl miles East of Ripley, two mules, one
horse mule, left eye out, branded with "a
on the left hip, and a rope on his neck, {
years old; Appraised to $40. The other
Is a brown mare mule, 8 or 10 years old
!, ropo on her neck; Appraised to sos
Nov 18Th 1914
N M ARMOUR, Ranger
Nov Sch lSi4--3-3t
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Executors Notice,

UVllE undersigned having been oppoin'
ted by The last VIII and Testament OF
Milton Cove, deceased; Executor OF
his Estate. Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against said Estate
10 present them, properly authenticated,
within The time prescribed by law, other
wise they will DO barred,
l.. &. GiLLiNWATER,
Executor
Nus 30;h l8ii--3--G, flee 81
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TALES OF AMERICAN HISTORY.

A prominent feature, in the coming volume,
will be stories of American History, founded on
local traditions, and embodying pictures of the
manners of the several periods in our annals
Thus pleasure and instruction will go hand in
hand. These stories will be from the pens of
our first writers,
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FASHION PLATE EXTRA.
A home BOOK.

Our object is not only to please, but instruct
the SEX Practical stories of every day life
receipts, aud other instructions for the Home
Dnpartment-together with whatever is novel
and interesting to the sex, will DO found in our
magazine. Tee popular notices of our female
docts viii be continued
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GEs0C2: les.

GROCER, HE'S.
IT SHELBY has resumed the Groce.
GD o ry u Produce business in The House
formerly occupied by }. ii. Kroil',
on front row, where he would be pleased to
SEQ Ills old customers and friends.-ilo IN.
tends keeping general stock of Groceries
Produce and Liquors, which ho will sell al
tho lowest prices loC, Cash or Cotton.
Memphis, Sept, 2Sth lSl4-Gm
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STAPL AND IA NC Y
DRY GOODS

Purchased by himself in tho cities Of
New York, Philadelphia aud Boston, ex-
pressly for this market. lie would res
p'cltoIiy inform The citizens If Ripley and
"dJhInng counties, Ma, he is determined to
Sell q DDS at as low rates as they can be
purchased IN Memphis, Louisville, Cincina.
Il, or any other City West Of The mountains
0@FTo his old friends and customers he
would say that he can make II TO their in
'eresi to call and examine his stock o.
GOODS before purchasing, as he is conf
dent he will be able to give general salts
faction, as regards the quality ind cheap
ness of his goods.
s RHINE.
Ripley, Miss, Nov. o3d 1874.
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LADl ES'
NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
MAGNIFICENT VOLUME FOR 1915.
0~~~ ~~~~N~~~'
EDITED By Mas ANN S. STEPHENS.

~>~~>~No
TINS new volume of ssPeterson's Magazine"
beginning with tic January number (Which will
be mailed uu the 9th of December, ls44O will
be truly magnificent. The character and
claims of the work arc already known, but sev
eral new improvements, in addition, will appear
so that it will be, more than ever,
THE LADIES' FAVORITE.
Among these are series of NATIONAL Pic
! TUREs, on subjects interesting in our history
| There are incidents in which wemen have dis.
| tnguished themselves. dear to the memory o.
! every American, which, in the hands of skilfu
artists, will make invaluable pictures These
it will be our aim to furnish as far as possible
so our subscribers. I he series OF National Pic
lures will be opened by portrait in
MEZZOTINT OF WASHINGTON AT
EIGHTEEN!
from picture never before published; and will
be followed by Others of the character suggested
sARTAIN's SPLENDID MEZoTINTs.
The most superb engraving ever sent from
the turin Of this artist, viii appear in the Jan
uary number. During the year numerous 9TH
ers will appear, as also line and staple engra
wings from the best hands.
COLORED BIRDS AND FLOWERS.
These, by Mr.. Qnarre and Others, and indeed
establishment, VIII adorn the new volume. We
shall eycel in variety.
THE CONTENTS ALL ORIGINAL.
The contributions will all be origiial, and
from our best writers, of both sexes. Mrs. Sig.
Quincy Elicit, Pierson, Osgooh, Gray, AMMAN,
Nichols, and all our first female writer's will be
prominent contributors to the book, so that, in
literature, we shall be at the
HEAD LADIES' BOOKS.
We might publish old English stories, as 9TH
crs do and save the money we pay for original
articles, but we prefer TO encourage our nation
al writers, satisfied the public will appreciate
US. No other two dollar book does this
FASHION PLATE EXTRA.
In addition TO two pla.es monthly, we shall
give a fashion plate extra, SO that we give ON =
MORE ILLusTgAqIo than any two dollar maga-
zine. 1t is Indispensable for a lady of taste to
have the latest reports Of the fashiors, and that
we alone give them correctly is admitted by
our rivals, who acknowledge their inoapacity
to con pete with us in this particular, by ADAM
doning the regular reponts of the fashions. This
is the only periodical, therefore, in which they
can be obtained; and here they are given extra.
Remember that.
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T. Al. o. {. O o I'd 8 /.
s, eslsaN J.,

Is now receiving and opening, at his
Old Stand, a New and Splendid assert
nlnni of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
REGULAR PACKET.

For Baton Rouge and Deyall's Landing.
s The steamer HELEN,
1A Capt, ]. II. IRE, having ia.
g ken the glace Of the Col,
orado, willply regularly betw@en New Orleans
and The above Ports, leaving New Orleans
every Wednesday, morning, ut 10 o'clock, re-
turning-wi1l leave Baton Rouge every satur-
day morning, at 8 O'clock, landing Freight
and Passengers at any Of the Intermediate
Landings, at as low rates as :ny other Packet
in the Trade.
The HELEN is owned by CaptF. M. Streck
and viii continue 10 the above Trade Summer
and winter.
For Freight Or Passage, apply on board or
to.
PIKE and HART.
Dec. 10th, as.
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NOTICE..

In conformity with instructions from The
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, da-
ted the l1rh of March 1914, and received at
this Office the 18th Of April last, the Surveyor
Generals Office, for the District OF Louisiana,
will be removed from Baton Rouge TO Donald
s%onviIIe, la, on the 10Th of July next, and be
open for the transaction Of business, on the
18th Of tie same month.
Surveyor Generals Office, Baton Rouge,
La, MAY 10th 1914.
Ed. NEWCOMB, Sury. GonI.
The New Orleans Republican; N. O, Bee;
Baton Rouge Democrat; Coucordia Intelligent
Ger; Natchitoche6 Reporter; OpeIousas Ga
zotte. aud DonaIdsoaylllc Loutsianlan; will
please publish the above for six weeks, and
send their bill TO the Surveyor Generals Of
fee Tor settlement,
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EXECUTIVE U~SURPATIoy,,

On the Ilth inst, Mr.. Adams asked leave
TO introduce the following resolutions in the
House Of Representatives. The constitution.
al majority Of two-thirds not voting to suspend
the rules, leave was not granted.
Resolved. That, by the constitution of the
United States, the power Of declaring war ig
expressly and coacIusively delegated BY the
people Of this Union to the Congress Of the
United States. "'
Resolved, That any attempt by the Presi.
dent Of the United States to place them in a
state Of actual var with any foreign nation
9th or without the advice and consent of the
Senate, would be a aagrant usurpation of The
powers exclusively delegated to the House Of
Representatives and requiring of then the ex.
erc'sa Of all their constitutional Authority 10
viadJcatet these lawful powers.
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THE FINEST N
CHEAPEST
IN TOWN.

Tho undersigned has just received by the
packet steamer Helen, n part Of his Spring
Goods, consisting Of the following articles:
20 pieces ginghams, 2 ps. Italian black silk,
2 ps. gros de Naples, Is ps, iacoRade prints,
10 ps, balzarin m]usllus, 50 ps, richest patterns
light cold. prints, Irish linens pS, white drill
ling for pants, black ginghams, linen checks,
cotton cambria, 2dozcn linen pocket handker.
chiefs for gents, 10 gross thread buttons, 10 do.
pearl, 2 pieces oil silk, 2 gross metal buttons,
Is pieces cotton checks, 10 do. linen, 5 do.
grass bar lace muslins, 10 pieces ]jaconet,
French gtngharns, damasS napkins and table
linen, 10 ps. grass bar muslin, l0picces Swiss
muslin, 8 ps. Bishop lawn, Victoria skirts,
cambroon cottonadcs, brown linen, common
c~aIicocs, furniture prints, French j]aconets, and
Swiss printed muSlins, spring ribbons for
bonnetS, vest patterns, gauze %nannels, black
lace wells, black silk velvet, do. do. cravats,
4 dozen lad. silk cravatS, figured bobbinets,
Trenton mill cotton, Appleton shecting and
shifting, linen sheeungs, fine open Tuscan
bonnets for ladies and misses, 10 pieces Straw
mating, muSquito netting, DiHity, Irish linens
20 pieces light Colored richest Platforms, Mgr-
rimack prints, French merinos, black, bed
ticking, Hamilton stripes, Dimities, fine dimi-
ties, Jean mistureS, artificial flowers, &c, &c,
CLoTuING.-Merino, cottonadc and linen
check coats, do. do. pants, bingham coats, fine
summer vests, Il. .. shirts, silk and cotton Sus-
lenders; hats, all sorts, shoes, and boots, gent
SSting b%ooteeS, and a general assortment of
ladies shoes, besides, perfumery, combs, nee
dies, &c, &c, &C..
will now continue to receive my full sup
ply by the Helen and Rainbow every week,
and can assure my friends, that they will find
every week some new. patters Of all kinds of
goods as ] have a person in New Orleans, who
is an excellent Judge 0 fgoodS and a very close
buyer. AS 70 the prices Of my goods, almost
every body is aware, that there is no store
in Louisiana that would suffer to undcrscll
me. Please therefore; give US a call, examine
ourgoods and prices, and you viii undoubted-
" be satisfied.
d. SANGER, Lafayette ST.
mar5-ly.
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FRESH SPRING
Goods For LndioS.

PHuL1Ps & LANoU have Just received a
handsome assortment of beautiful French
Balzorines, fancy organizes, plain check, and
striped m%uslins, printed cambrics; and c%alicoes
printed jackonets, lawns, and bareges, English
striped, and French shaded ginglams, wells,
handkerchiefs, musquito netting, &C., all Of
which are offered at very low prices.
LINEN DRILLINGS.
Brown and white linen drillings, fancy stri-
ped and plaid do. linen check, blue Arabias for
coats, 3E4 and 4[4 brown linens, gambroon and
Ripka cottonades, blue denims, black merinoH
and summer cloths, MarseiIIes and satin yes
tings at,
PHILLIPS g. LANOUE.