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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21
MR.. POLK'S VIEWS NOW.

Mr.. Polk insists that the present Tariff is vio-
lation of the Compromise, and must be REDUCED
TO go PER CENT, or MORE THAN ONE
HALF! For proof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
lac Irn;on thsn il province Of Mexico. And

the Union than if province of Mexico. And
set the false cry OF British interference Is
set up 10 cover our interference in the very quer-
rel which we denounce England or suspicion for
dabbling in. She has sent TO soldier, no gun into
Texas; re have often filed that Territory with
arms and men to oppose and defeat not Ens!s'-
men but Mc1icans. How, then, could we con-
sisterty fei ct Great Britain, even if she c'd
NEEDLE in this quarrel?
What nigh: have we to demonstrate with
Mexico, or say we vii not permit her to invade
Texas? Repeatedly, when she has demonstrated
against our operations in that quurter, we have
told her that our Government had nothing TO DO
with the Texans-that they were insurgents
against her authority, and that she might do what
she could with them. Now she is meditating an
attempt to recover her lost province and our Gov
eminent is on the alert To counteract her, and IS
seriously considering whether We should not " IN
terpose the shield of the United States" between
Texas and the Mexicans Meantime, Duff Green,
tho author and soul of the Texas conspiracy, IS
sent on q mission to Mexico, where he will Of
course DO all he can to aid Texas and promote
Annexation. That he will endeavor 10 promote
the interests Of GU. own country, TO the prejudice
of those Of Texas, no one can reasonably expect
And still! the mass CT our People regard the whole
matter with sluggish indifference, and will DO
so until called upon to bleed and toll in war foI
Foreign interests and to enrich small aquad Of
Texas scrip and nd-holders. viii they not
am. L q h.fn-c II II tn1 lafe 2
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same system OF tactics they adopted in 40. when

same system of tactics they adopted in 40, when
the arch her, Kendall, issued his edict to the faf
ty to decline discussing principles snd charge
along the whale Democratic line. Charge treii-
Harrison with being coward, an lmoec:ie' :
Federali.t-charge him with eladies having Vo-
ted him pettcoat, &c. So nov they have aoaTl-
doned the discussion ofmeasures, and charge Nir.
Clay with being drunkard, gambler, dueiisi'
murderer, and heap upon him all the oPpfco.io.us
epi,hets their malice can invent. They faisiiy
election returns and ihcn tell Chapman 10 erol7'
But it will avail them nothing-the people see
through their yillsiny.
When Mr., White had concluded, Mr. Dawes
took the stand, and we left him at late hour
speaking to not less than SIX Or saven thousand
people. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
In Chnmber,-Pefore JnGye day


HABEAs CoaPus.-f'' application OF blr MAJOR,
counsel accused # hre1S corpus was grn ted huc
named Henrietta ,hepey hrpugh, 10 from
City lOn and application made that She be dIscnfged from
custody she having been arrested by officer SOsey without
any i:st cause. sc. Decision this forenoon.
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER and Al.
dermen MuTT and DICKINSON
NJ &. PAT-E2sUs. Esq District Attorney
NGLLE PHOstQUI-WIth the consent oil the Dis
tc Attorney the Court ordered that mol DrOs be entered
e Of Gustivus Thompson. indicted for obtaining
good by false pc,epce from Mess iIysop & TO in Sep
teter last The compliments beng convinced o the
ed had no Injection To- deiraut.
TRIAL FOR GRAND lARCESY.-George W
Horne alias John White tried 70, grand nrcen5 in stei
ing and heer worth sij from Mrs Eiznb.tr Lg,ltaar
JUne last md winch sold ior alto lsanc Hneman giving
receipt .u the money 10 lie OF John hile The De
fence ~a abb. which proved. ne Jury found
dict at not gully.
Plea OF GyiLrY.-John Oges indicted for an
ssscul: bltsry Withdrew his plea OF guilty and plead
81 srty 70 TIE Indictment with the privilege u putting al
fdayl-
lssAL Foa GeA.D LARcENY.--Jacob Williams,
coe tiled Tor rrasd larceny stelling watch md
icy worth $50 from David Dick No. 20 iEy street on the
5h May Inst. The Jur. found the accused not guilty.
iEIAI. 70. i NUISANCE Charles l. liolt was
lrei Indictment Tor committed ~ he carry
ing s91p boiling establishment The block bounded By
afnnsry, Bedford Downing, and per. Of NaIc street N
Juy 1852 caus0gH very offensive smell and greatly anGOying
the neighbour Herewith much sd-pned that me
of llem were "hssc 10 move others bud their
vndows &c The ciebslve smells Produced from spoiled
pork wicb he used make soup and WITH After
o'clock ;he COu!t
Adjourned TO Wednesday nj | | O'Clock A NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
Adjourned to "Wednesday al u O'Clock, A. NJ.
POLICE OEFICE
CHARGE OF ESgtzzLTa !

CHARGE OF EMsEZzLEaEsr.--A mnn named
IGhr ellis. clerk IN the of Mes,rs. Stewart Co. No
2oI Broadway arrested by Justice Sst and officer Rel
yea ch:rsed with embezzang the good, Of his employer OF
which SEQ worth were found IN his house Beach street He
committed
TAEFrs.-Eiias Miller was arrested and commit
ted ir si.sing six hdkf. worth 81 from George Johnson
No. 3i5 Wafer street.
William Mccormack arrested ard committed for steal
ng ski boat worth ez the prVperyofhe Corporation OF
thl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

E~ Graud Family Holiday All American Museum Fr
nhio= All day AMI of cent ttonafop fgnrss
aad Cosoann Iust received P.rs-alsa
Thumbs Court Slc;ora's Kobe yrsv rnrtne
I,ler and splendid performances = pas. and Y pnt
be- Nlns rails Westerns Seth Room and oth--. rrb bn
" Economy should be sude' in the use Of caal rs well a.
wood proper selection important ONLY as 1n-r OF
hut OF comfort Much INCONVENIENCE yex-fiOn and
trouble has been Occasoned to am consequence
NJ this subject. AT the Coal Office IN the Tine
Buildings LOO Nassau 81 care ,akeu 20 AD.Pr the KINDS
una SIZES OF CoG ~ the Use Of purchasers, every nor
nation cheerfuly given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
CORONERiS GEFiCE
En-rD DpO

FoUYD DgowsED.-l'he Coroner held an inquest
ri NJ s. street the body Of John Borar
II years. native Of THIS city, OF W. s. B9ra Of No ~
to;nea street who et some Sunday afternoon fo sun
day school and not egain morning. when
.e found n the HUDSON River the foo, OF Baow,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
CITY INTEl.LIG ENCE
TUESDAY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The MAYOR in the Chair.

Several petitions for the correction Of lax, wcrs
received and referred
The bills OF James Conner County Clerk, audit
ed ~ s575 3d. Of I.aac Rhine late deputy keeper The Hall
ei5 and OF nT tcsr Coroner iof quarter ending July d.
IS g. were cuisel Ia be pad.
he SUN OF SiO,895 81 was appropriated for
erection of school house in 9Th Ward.
Ire TAX oi WIN. NJ. Weed on II house and lot.
a corrected SO rs TO make the valuation SG instead Of
5000
The report in relation to the tax on the Farmers
s was taken up be. rga laid The table and the Board
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

CO ETHIoprly Observation-Disclosures OPERA HOUSE,
Tie success of these accomplished gers and the singular
yls oftteir neoie combined with the attraction, Of
Opera House. induced hundreds 10 visit splendid es
4bi,hneht TINS evening their company viii be nusreued
By Ivy r.ea " whose style Of Concef: music
Acknowledged hsay superior. Thes= strong atirc-
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.IudgeSmith
lhonns Common and Jane, his wifi, rs. John Bax,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge lsaaA-
HAM
Edwnrd Il ludlow ct al rs Thomas Lnnewnrih.

Edward II. Ludlow ct al. rs. Thomas Longworh
Action to recover per cent. commission sj 600 the
price paid Nj l.0nrwnrh for No ~ Pine street. lin
which Bank Coffee House Is kept Mr. Lonswnrts hl.ng
promised pay t'essrs. ludlow & Co. that
efsr:ne the sale Il appeared that hier the gain ne
and the drawn. the intended purchaser refused per-
lec MS bargain unless Mr. Longworth produced lu cai
deed from the hers OF the lnrn. owner who lged the
per part The negotiation ir purchase broken
OIL Mr. l.! subsequently procured the release from The hers
and entered thOut A,osr3
low Il 60. beng pnres. and the aie ny corsumue.d.
Mcssr, L. & TO demanded their cent but refused
ground tht they cd effect the sale. Thu.
y port iha, the iirst broken of By
fault ot Mr. ion.wHT himself being fully prepared
give title. veLdlct Tor plhlnilf SliD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

DR. LARosER's ENTERTAINMENT AT THE TABERNACLE,
THIS EvESISG-Tho,e who have ner; scientific met
vii have opportunity o; enjoying Dr. L1rtEers
this evening" he will his peoaa rrcoecton
u London and Psrt IN whicn cites he maintained or 50
May year. prominent public position. He hes been per
san=ly acquainted with nearly all tbs eminent pubic men in
eyery VINO have fourishe IN his time and init
msisiy with msny of them His recoecton se rich
with anecdee and sketches character After the dcourte
beautiful Of pictorial illustrations Of various courcs
shown dolynE scenes inhenss scale will flos
To afford ever possible facility for the attendance of families
The admission viii be emily twenty i've cents. slsns
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o.. $. DISTRICT CoURT-Bstore Judge BELTS.
DECISION.

HENRY SNYDER rs. STEAMBOAT WAvE.--Actinn
70 recover damages of ury by collision done the SO
Champion IN North River Judgment for plant II SO >
For plaintiff Mr.. Geo ~ Shaniet For respondent Mr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

e Ii will be remembered thai Sigror BIN, The
celebrated Guitarst, gave some delightful concerts
iast season 10 full and fashionable audiences by
which he fully established the high reputation
which then, or his arrival from Italy, introduced
him TO Cur musical circles. We perceive that he,
assisted by other distinguished musicians, gives
Concert Tomorrow evening at the Rutger Institute,
which offers an opportunity Of hearing some of The
finest musical compositions performed in the very
best manner.
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= Gar attention hss Beer called 10 besuiifa!

e Our attention has been called 10 beautiful
article OF Lead Pipe, plated on the inside with pure
in. II is manufactured by Mr.. p. w. Lowber, OF
this city he having recently secured letters patent
for The process. He offers it at the same price al
which ordinary Lead Pipe is sold. The poisonous
effects Of lead pipe water conductor may now
be avoided without am additional expense. See
advertisements
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MARINE COURT-B,fo-e Jsdse SMITH

SLAHDEs.-Now that IL is ascerainrG that suits
for SANDER he tried TINS Court urd tie injured
obtain speedy bout
suits frequently entered. NGny suppose 4
they call cnundTo aud in speak OF
woman b. the description OF remark. they
proceeded Tor SANDER. the 80 not imply any
felony the part oi the pef'nn sland=re but
case. II he proved thrt penn has been ~
iure pecuniafy manner by The ISLANDERS o nnnther.
ty form . sierdercr
able TO be proceeded u-nn.t III special damages.
The following case, yesterday, was iried before
Judge Smith
Ihonas Common and Jana, his wifi, rs. John Bax.
,e and weThe parties reside this city The chnrge
that Mrs Baxter called Mrs, Common se"er opptUbrious
und among Others and vu'gRr language sud
gs Of prostitution. sc. MIS- Conner on hearing the charges
made against her, faG'ed away mud for
sibe and sick ir time after Witnesses spoke of
her being o general good conduct and character
sIec'abla Banter. III. husband, SAID to be thriving
though not rich The Court gave jusen; :vo. Of
plaintiff for $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

- The rumor which is ob,ainng currency in
the newspapers that Gen. Duff Green has been ap-
pointed 10 an important secret agency in Mexico,
we are authorized 10 state is without founda;on.-
he has been appointed Consul at Galveston, and
bears dispatches TO Mexico. He is simply bearer oil
dispatches 10 Mexico and Consul at Galveston.
Ninl
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= we call attention 10 the advertisement OF 81
koLussowSKI, teacher Of Drawing, French, Sc. 10
our City. H comes to US ably recommended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

- The Meeting in EAsrcHEsrsR Wesiche=ter
Co. tnear TucEahoe) dces not take place on Friday
of this week. has been stated but on Saturday CT
asxt week, 29th iustl when they will be happy to
see their Newton friends. Let's go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

u7- The Delegates 40 the Congressionsi
CONVENTIONS will assemble Thuridoy Evening. dc
18th inst, IL O'clock Their respective Districts at the ioi
lowing places:
Third District. Jonc-' second Ward Hotel.
Fourth &c National Hail.
Fifth % Howard House.
Sixth - Constitution Hall
By order of the General Conmttes.
N BOWDITCH BLUNT. Chairman
n LIB nHsA i:;s M i.aS Secretaries. ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

r WI H. VAS WacsxR, the Poughkeepsie
Blacksmith, will speak in defence OF the Tariff,
At Flushing, L. |. on "Wednesday, 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

COURTiCSLENDAR..T THIS DAY.
Common PLEAs-Nos. "a, 80, SO, Al, II, Is, ~
liz A. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

e The POLITICIANS ROOSTER, containing thu
Elections in the several States by Counties IN lS4V
and a, all the subsequent Elections down 10 this
time, has just been issued from this office. This Is
our Register, containing the nearest approximation
we can make to the Popular Vote in the recent Elec-
lions Of Virginia, Indiana Missouri, &c &C. with
List of the present Congress, Times OF Holding
Elections, &c. &c. If you want il send ill., us III"
edition is but small. Price l2i cent? or 81 per
dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

II i,w more tickets for the great NeSEng
Land Mast Meeting in Boston may be had BY early
application to-day al the Central Committee Room,
H. Broadway.
The steamer Naragaosett will leave pier No. l,
North River, this "wednesday evening, Tor Boston
fare both ways, $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

]. FsNImoRE COOPER. Esq. author of The
Monikins,' and v4rious bel-s,:;s, vas invited to
address the Polk Wright Mass Meeting in orr
City Monday evening. dc declined, bu;
favored his udmircrs instead with the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

MA1SE.--'The Boston Post of yesterday con-
tsins returns from 4O4 towns, which give AndeF
500 46, l23, Robinson, IS, l42, ali Others 6, Id
whole number Of votes received thus far 92,7ld.
The towns IL be heard from gave Van Buren, 4'9
majority. and Harrison 3l7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

A FEARFUL DISEASE letter published in the
Charleston aisrcufr says 4 raw disease OF the
cousestive character, and tne common scare; fever
have carried more 10 The grave IN the astsi1 months
in Tennessee than ever was known in so many
wears. In the neighborhood of Jonesboro, 400
nave died in FIVE months
FlRE.-The Arnoldville Print Works were de-
stroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning, between IL and
O'Clock. The IRE was discovered in the main
building, which was completely destroyed. The
engine room, containing q valuable steam engine
was saved ny The ezer;ions OF the Lonsdele Fire
Company, the MANNERS OF which deserve great Gre
dit for their useful efforts. The less is sariously es
;imaied, and was only partially covered by insur-
ance. Six thousand pieces ofgoods were destroyed
in the works there is no doub; whatever thai this
vas the ACT OF an incendary. prov. Jour.
Naval Court Martial convened at Wash
ingtnn City on Monday, o. which Com. STEWART is
President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

tY The Wings Of New ROCHELLE, Westchcs.
ter Co. organized Clay Club on Saturday evening,
aad were addressed by d. HARRISON, one of their
number, and BY joins B. GEDEEy Of White Plains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

Mr. Daniel Connel un at . recent meeting Of ths Re2ea
Association SAID - state ~ ne the opinion Of Nh a.
Connel tat should take SC: may
persons Us possible being already eeiouers To-
take the abstinence pledge limited Deriod-thni until
the Repeal al the Union Mr. O'Connel has consulted ts
ter Mathew who approves the limited plan FOR those who
will not Ia ke the pledge for ,ie -Four of MI OCOnnes
grandson have already taken IN this limited shape and NJ
smith OBren upon his return the country probably
shape motion aggregate meeting at CiOntar.
uitable vicinity 10 administer the Repeal ton ab
pledge. tEuropean Times.
Dr. Shel of Baliyshannon has published letter
denying that Father Mathew has authorized any
such proceeding us the above. Father Mathew has
himself also contrsdicled this in the Dublin iloni-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
From the New Mirror.
SlNGING.BlRD.-AN INDIAN TRADI.
TION

In a glen, enclosed by ragged rocks, and so
overshadowed with thick foliage as 10 make bfgh,
day seem twilight party Of Indians had halted
on returning from skirmish with the whites.
Their proof OF victory was fair girl bound to
tree, as mark for the skill OF the savages, who,
by hdeous yells and wild gesticulations testified
their Joy. savage hand tore aside a part OF
her garment, and gentle breeze, as if with pity,
placed the long curls over her uncovered bosom
The next instant, tomahawk severed one and
penetrated the tree close the cold stone touched
her ear; an arrow pinned fast her futtering dress.
Her eyes were appraised to heaven, as if imp!orng
the next might end her sufferings.
The late contest had increased their revengeful
passions, and they had arrived at a state that
threatened a speedy release OF the lovely victim,
when another party, headed by their young chief
Joined them. On beholding the prisoner, he
commanded every warrior TO lay down his weapon
and, as his hand released her. she fell senseless
on the ground. The sworn foe Of the white
man gazed on the pale girl with feelings Of com.
passion. DTegs from the medicine bag were ap.
piled, and she opened her eyes to behold the
Indian bending over her.
In the chief was combined all the beauties of
the forest race. Tall aud erect in stature, eyes
dark and bold, that seemed 10 emit living fire,
mouth that bore the impression Of proud,
firm spirit and disclosed teeth Of almost trans.
parent clearness But his long black hair,
drawn from his brow and fastened on his head
with crown Of feathers, tile Profusion OF his rude
ornaments. and the strange wild marks on his
person, gave him frghtful look to The terrified
Lilly Leton, yet the kind tone Of his voice sent
hope to her heart, and she drew closer to him,
at the sight OF the others. In a seat framed oil
the branches Of trees, and covered with moss, she
was borne by the Indians to their wigwams.
On high rocky point sat Lilly gazing on the
ripping waters below. By her side was a tall
Indian girl, looking earnestly in her face. Both
were beautiful, but the pale face, mild blue eyes
golden curls, and plain simple dress of Lily
bore strong contrast to the sunny hue, Ions
black hair, flashing eyes, and wild fantastic decor
atoms Of Nsmskee Ono, looked like sprite,
the other, wood nymph. Lilly had been sing
ing song Of her childhood, and tears Ike tht
dew in the blue boil, remklcd N her ewes
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

to be Singing. Birds mate. He unfastened the
ribbon and in the paper attached read;
"Owego;--I intended to have been your bride,
but met with one Of my own people. that came
from those who nlourned for me. Thoughts Of
my home, that for time had slumbered, then
awoke, and escaped.
'Namekee is better than Singing Bird will
make you happy. Take her to your wigvam.
and | will ask the Great Spirit to bless you
both. Farewell, Owego, till you meet in the
spirit land. SlNGlNG.BlRD."
A few years. end the tall grass waved over
the burial spot Of the brave chief. An attach.
ment for her Indian lover ever fingered in the
heart Of Lilly, and her songs were those Of the
lone bird pining for its mate.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

TAE "FRuITPUL Far WEsr."--NoI
little did sc laugh on reading the follow
ing humorous letter, which appeared origi.
naIly in the Memphis Eagle. The cditor
of the Eagle winds up an article in rela.
ton to the extreme fruitfulncss of the Far
West" with this ePiste:-
DEAR CousN-I have another daugh.
ter, named -, making six children
already. | declare. j, ! am almost
crazy sometimes when | think and look
upon The host Of brats around me, have
no time to do any thing in the world but
stay at home and drudge and scold.
don't expect 10 stop under ff!een children,
and the thought is not at all gratifying
But we should have expected nothing s!ss
before we camg oct Everything grow,
in proportion, and so suppose have no
reason to complain. Affcctionately." &c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
New spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.

BREMERMANN CUNo are just opening and
constantly receiving large ana handsome assert
ment of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
viz: beautiful style OF Lace nuslins, painted
lawns; muslins and Jaconetts, checkered striped
and plain Jaconetts; null, Swiss and book musins;
black and white fig'rd nett; Laces and edgngs;
Bonnet, Cap and Neck Ribbons; Zephyr Worsted;
Working Canvass; Worsted Needles and Patterns
Ladies Silk Cravats; Black Nett mitts and Gloves
Hosiery; Chambreys; Ginghsms; Checked do; a
large and beautiful assortment of Prints at very
low prices; White Cotton Fringes; table Diapers,
Russia do; Irish Linen; musquito bars; Long
Lawn; Linen handkerchiefs, French Linen; Linen
Drilling; Cottonade, and good assortment Of
Summer Stuffs, together with great many arti-
ces too tedious TO name, all of which will be sold
at such low prices as to suit the times, either at
wholesale or retail.
Boonville, may LIST, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
Great Attraction!
NEW GOODS.
44-tf

TIVE subscriber is now opening, in addition to
i his former stock, a large and well selected
stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, at
the Cheap Cash Store, in the house formerly occu.
pied by r. H. Law.
Printed Lawns and Cambrcs,
Printed Jaconets,
French Muslins, latest style,
Balzerines,
Fancy Fig'd Brochea Silk,
Grodinap
Grodin Swiss
Light Prints, latest style,
Mouslin de Lains,
Jaconet and Cambria Muslin,
Ladies Fancy Cravats.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.,
Black Silk and Mohair Thule.
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Black Satin VesIing,
Marseilles Go.
Cap, Neck end Bonnet Ribbon,
White, Blue, Pink and Black Grape,
Florence braid Bonnets, latest style,
English Straw
Gimp and Leghorn Hats,
Men and Boys Palm Leaf Hats,
Also, splendid assortment of Queensware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Groceries, all Of which
will be sold at extremely low prices for Cash.
BENZ. LOMBARD.
Fayeite Nav 25th 1874