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,-. oil 2,;n,;n1s to5e S0,d at AUCTION Tns Egen-
irg at s BroadravTis splendid collection o' painting.
Statues and Engnvlnss, now offered 0f soe '".
circumstances which worthy decentralization nasnuS
they enable the public 10 iofm more correct su'e'' VIZ
value of the several works.
The exhibition in the United States OF works o An o' wv
highest merit had long been meltaed by some eminent iao
IN italy when Sir Clarke depnted by them 10 CONVEX
across the Atlantic large proportion oi i;s Ioie'y
object was to ENJOY the cDvae distinction OF ioundhg @
m great American School of Art. Ths spnt was cninepuy
worthy the high standing oil the pfopretots but te eaH
OF the agent has been for ons time IN pecdfion' Sia' @
IL IS imperative on him to close the enterprise and 10
Europe II IS that account alone they ue ho"oeS "
sale.
cl,cs IN mention the names Of q few of hoe highpo-
.sonoI men who IN Italy, has been mentioned pae"
their approval upon this Collection. VIZ John franc" '
Vice President OF the Academy Of Fine arts at foenee-ro
f.ssor Antonio Gamperrc Begre. do-Proies'of 'e eo
noni Vice Presdel, of the Academy of Fine Ans ~
F. Accla Professor and Restaura0t OF tho l. II. oae''
Inpere Uchness the Grand Duke OF Trscnny.-a ""
seppe Scryoin do. do-Nicola Clantanell DO -
palone Professor OF Sculpture IN the Academy o L.
| Florence Men ofemnent and reliable a'uaucai a. .so
furnished written documents, uef cet'scdt'' y. 49,
ality Of the nautings and furthermore. their ophiou @
boen cooborsed by iudicious crItcs VINO nave '''eI
the collection srce rynl III tbs county "'oi ieso
To mapy of the pictures which are of ClafAe pi'hp
- ma, no necessary state how II has been osstDe lo nun
,,, o m.ny gems Devi.es have been pract.si by t'en
900, oroorle,or obtain them WHICH wond III! To!niDe
80 were procured from Converts and nunneres. not openly
but BY secret traffic with priests. monks and nnn-oy e ~
teyenon OF ccerones and that the greatest privacy was
ocrc cd IN removing them from the country, Some "eic
yeyei from one another the night and even e9
the Alps Others obtained by means itom ese
bnted private galleries fine yesrS OF toh ana e"
| ton have been spent III aInassing this collection.
single glance. be well To remember rarely sum-
TO enable evan the hes, judges ofa 10 appreciate pii
thoroughly /, is therefore respectfully requested that s'
wlTcouemplate thce work. patiently permitting hef osale
gradually to dcveopethenseres to the mind The5 VII ua'
do more justice their Judgment and TO the dsHnA
uon OF those distinguished individuals b. whom she s'
was selected -
All sums under slc0 cashfrum to 500 % 'ta5s-fOh =
$500 90 days-fIom sG0. months: and 20 up"ai's
| proportion approved endorsed notes with interest.
TO prevent naecu,ucy in delivering no Io; can on any -
count be removed during the tine os and the poney ssr I
be paid en- delivery All lots uncsed for winm a saJ
the close of the sale shall be reso and the deficiency
ball be made good by the original buyer
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u, a large barn OF Mr.. Jacob llake OF Man
chester, York Co. Pa. was entirely consumed by
fire on the 4th inst. together with about 5O0
bushels Of different kinds Of grain; 4 horses, and
two more not expected 10 recover cows and
three calves--lO tons of hay and great quaint
ty OF straw, and all the harness belonging to the
farm. Loss estimated at $4,000
On the 7th inst. another building, occupied by
a tenant, and the property Of Mr. liake, was
burned to the ground. 1t supposed That both
were the work of an lncendlary.
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Erom the Sandwich Islands.

!
FORT oY IloNOLrLU. OAHu !
SNSpwIcH ISLANDS. Oct ). isiS
/ Thugs in general seem 10 60 on quietly a'hons
these Islands and all minds seem III rest since tn
arrival of the brig Cayuga, which vessel touched
here n few davs ago bound 10 China. She brought
news o; the restoration OF these Islands 10 hlns
Kamehameha 81, BY order OF the Brush Govern;
ment. and of the disapproya OF that Government oil
Lord George Pauet's conduct
Commodore Dallas arrived here III the t. ;: store
shin Enc, on the 18th OF September last. He Is IN
search OF Commodore Jones, but 1t will preve u
Wild goose chase as take il, for Commodore Jones
sailed from here on the 2lst OF last August IN the
irea,c United States. for the Society Islands, as Is
supposed and report SAYS that he only meant 10
totcb at those Islands and proceed thence TO Bona
Inv where he intended TO haul the old rigatc up IN
drv dock for repairs as she leaking badly when
Commodore Dallas now flies two broad pennants,
one on board OF the Cyanc and one at his quarters
on shore.
admiral Thomas the British Navy,is also here;
and he also .iies two broad pcnnants one on board
of an English armed kech, and one at his head quar-
tcrs on shors They all appear to ENJOY themselves,
as then. has been regular routine OF dinner parties
from one 10 the other for some time. The A!aercan
soop of war Cvane, C. Scribling. Esq, Commander,
and the u s. Store Ship Erie, Lieut. Commanding
Duke, are here.
resides Kekauluohi is Governor assisted by G.P.
Judd, Esq, who signs himself Recorder and Trans,
lator Tor the Hawaiian Government but II is said
that he is Prime Minister and sole adviser 10 Al!
their Royal lIighncsses.
Mr. Brinsmad, the American Consul at this port
has not yet arrived from the United States. Mr.
Hooper, of the firm OF Lada Il Co, is acting Consul.
New JERsEY.-Middlesex County, (says the
Newark Advertiser of yesterday we rejoice to
hear this morning, unites with Princeton, Iren-
ton. Beevillc, Railway, Morrstown, Hudson,
&c, in rebukng Loco Foco Legislation, and pro:
claiming New Jersey for Clay and the Tariff
We have not heard from all the townships in the
county, (Middlcsex,) but the Frcdonlan this morn
ing assures US that enough is known to authorize
US to state that the Wings on Monday elected
majority of the Judges of Election, Frceholdcrs,
&c &c" The same paper adds
.Onr township election North Brunswick. was warmly
contested Monday last Nicholas Boomen Esq was eert
ed Moderator and Lewis Applegatc Clerk An unusually
nrre vote for such an OCCASION SD. poled The Wing
ticket prevailed by increased majority ranging from IL to ~
tntA.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY OF OnIo.-Very large
donations have been made to this University
within short time Jcdah Allen Of Royalton,
Ohio, has given Sl5,5O0 for the foundation in the
first place of eleven Scholarships, for his children,
nephcws and cousins: and the remainder for the
endowment of the "Alicn Missionary Professor
ship'
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BROOKLYN Election.

There was a most unparalleled vote polled IN
eur sister City. George Hall, the capable Wing
candidate for Mayor, is defeated by 197 votes,
Yhilc three times as many Wing votes were
thrown away on the Native ticket. But regrets
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Su,rwsccK.-Thc Schr. John NJ. Clayton,
Can't Harvey. OF and from New York, bound up
James river, was wrecked abreast Of Cape Henry
Light on Saturday last about 2o'clock. She had
cargo OF lime, which, with the vessel is a total
loss. Neither vessel nor cargo insured.
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The Clay Tribune.

At the suggestion Of many Wings, the under
signed will commence, the first week In May,
and publish till the close of the Presidential
campaign, cheap Whg paper Of moderate size,
to be thoroughly devoted to the advancement Of
the Whig cause and the election Of HENRY CLAy
The Clay TRIBUNE will be half the size OF
the present Weekly Tribune, (or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune up to the present week.
and will contain substantially all the Political
matter which appears in the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with brief summary Of the News OF
the Day. 1t will be we'll printed on good paper
and transmitted to subscribers for the full term
Ia little over six months) at the following rates
For singlc copy ~ cents.
I" copies
Is copies in one package. 80.
And in the latter proportion for any numoer
below 100. One Hundred Copies will be sent
TO any one Post Office for the whole term foi
$50, or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall endeavor in this paper to do thorough
Justice to tho Tariff question, showing the vital
necessity and uniform benehcencc of the Pro-
tcctive policy, and the respective positions Of the
two great parties on the subject
Those who may see fit to favor us with their
patronage will oblige us by sending in their names
as early as possible, so as to secure full sets'
since we cannot Afford at the price above stipu-
lated, to print large editions on the chance oi
selling them. We can only agree to supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach us
before May 10th.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
GREELEY & McELRATIi,
Tribune Buildings, lCO Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Gr whig Songs for s4i.-Ju,t publl'hed at the
Tribune Office in neat pamphe, form. collection Of the best
popular Whg Songs Price for single copies cents, So Per
l0D q, sl5 per 1000 copies GREELEY & McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
CITY INTELLIGE n c E.
WEDNESDAY.

COURT OF SESSIONS Before the Recorder ard Alder
rl=n HATFIELD and BRADY
JONAS B. PHIIIiPs ESQ. Dstrie. Attorney. nd tnter'"
The Grand Jury came INTO Court with nuhoe'
of bill, and retrss, to resume theit duties
TRIAL rok ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Jecoo
Hooker ns c for assault and basry IN Patrick Actart'iy
OF u Delaney street the 18th OF FehFuay is'i The july
iound him Ne; Guilty
TAiAL FOR GRAND LAgoESY.-Francis Brown
n ;rie Tor grand larceny stealing the iih February ss
from No IS Adah Btockyn one coat 'a!ued al s
from Albert JntIrnrnye and another coat worth Sl2Fr ho~
K AoAi.y both Of which found IN p,ses;on OF aspii
Wcci. recciye- brought cut OF PRISON TO ,ty
go lt buy them TIE accused or any one else
Tie Jury found the accused No; Guilty
ANOTHER GRASp LAEcEsY.-John Jones, col
or man. was tired for grand larceny. stealing two Fkns OF
tar contanin. two hundre' pounds weTh so' from IN ne
door iaiifotd Lockwood 81 Roosevelt street on 'e s
t ecenir last; The Jury 1un him Guilty ard The Coat
sentenced him o the State Prison :or : years
FoEFEiruRE.-Charles Egberr. indicted for grand
1rceny falling appr and answer. his ecocnzaace was o'-
ced.
In consequence OF the death AzoT General Morgan Lewis
and that the Common Council and lrdicIa and other officers
having attend the funeral ! day the Court adjourned to
Ihu.sLay AZ II O'Clock.
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CorRT CALENDER. TINS p.Y.

SurERtoR CouRr.-Nos. s, 9, Is, 4, ls. Is, ),
81, -, 81, 81. 53, 81, 40, 15, n, l, 50, ~
CoMnos PLEAs.-Nus. s, TO- ll,il, J, II, ID, 10,
| Is l9 20 3 g. So {, 81. q, =.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

LATER FROM LwEKrooL.-By the arrival at
this port of the packet ship Queen Of the West
from Liverpool, VIC have advices from that city
to the 9th inst.
The London dates are not so late by one day
as those received by the Montreal,
The cotton market at Liverpool was without
change. Sales OH the 5th 1000 bales, and about
1000 bales on the morning of the 9th.
The Liverpool papers are filed with accounts
of disasters aud inccndiary confagratlons at iPs.
wsich, Naughton, Pols;cad, &C. A destructive
fire also had occurred in Manchester, which oc-
casioned total loss OF over fl16,0OO.
The Qccouchcment of the Queen was expected
about the list Of July.
Nothing new from Ireland or France. The
Repeal meetings IN Ireland were still going on
To PrlNrERs.-The Employing Printers of
the City of New York are requested TO meet at
the Howard House, conner of Broadway and
Howard street, on This Thursday Evening,
April llth, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
POLICE OFFICE.

ILLEGAL VorlSG.-A man named Henry Allen,
who sad he resided Ii Christie street went 10 the Sd District
IoI Of the 10Th Ward yesterday. his Daniel ii.
Ra.ne> challenged to his Qualifications and voted
Half IN hour afterwards the went to the iih District
o ri the same Ward offered s again. chal lenged
and was pa- sxori when Mr Stephen Barter, VINO sa"
hir vote inieferei and prev ene the man ;Fo pr: nm
sell Alien then arrested, and committed to-day 10 prison.
HiGHw,Y ReBBERY.-Last night, SIX conyicts,
recently escaped from the Fenenary, named John Prince
JOHN Freeman. John Reynolds William Johnson Chnres
Wecke, and ianneh Miller forced Robert Michael Of ~
cnre street nleywny the Five Points and torcihy
enieavoed to rob n OF his watch Failing tbs they robbed
him of h hat and other articles bu, beng soon alter arrested
by the watch were committed 10 answer.
STEALING JEwELRY.-Vmcent Gotlever was ar
rested by officer Ruckei for HAVING on the th ut stolen d
almond breast. pn Two diamond rings and bracelet worth
$40 from the house George w Hatch 81 Clinton street
yhc he pledged and which recovered The thief was
committed 10 answer.
THEFrs-Julia Z. Cox, Catharine Finley and
Icnera Crucer colored woman. were nrTese and commit
ted for stealing dresses and other clothing worth s. 90 from
Francis Smith. l36 Mulberry st.
John Brennan was arrested and committed for
stealing pantno0n. oyeras &c worth So 90 from Gilbert W.
Baldwin. corner OF James ana Cherry >ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Robin, Virginia slave, was executed at Pit'sya-
vania Court House last week, for the murder oil
his wife.
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ic Services of Her

n1- The Life and Public Services OF Her
y Clay by EPRs SARoEST. may be obtained at Reddlns
Co.'S Boston, Zeiber Co.'S. Philadelphia and at Cushing 81
B,o,ho,' Baltimore This Biography the fule; and Hoat
complete Of any published of Mr. Clay md sold at tie
uncomrnony low price Of 12'f cents per copy as D&W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

u Lysander 3. Brown, Esq. has been appoint
Postmaster at Dmkirk, IN the place of W. L.
Carpenter, Esq.
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The Pennsylvanta Triumph.

We have some further returns from the hlllth
District, which swell the Whig triumph. Union
County gives Pollock, Wing, 6O2 majority !;
Northumberland reported so do. Clinton, Pol
lock so ahead, so far as heard Lycomingr Pol
lock 472 ahead, which the rest of the county was
expected to reduce to 200. We think Pollock's
majority cannot fall short of 1000.
CoxNEcrlcur.-Of the Members of the House
to be chosen on the second trial, the Wings have
carried
Danbury.2 Stratrord IL Plymouth IL
Cheshire - Trumbull....1 Total.
The Locos have chosen in
Middletown.....-2 Nleliden. .........1
Columbia. Sherman (prob) Is.
This makes the Wing aggregate 10l, TO 50
Loco-2l majority, or 80 in Joint Ballot. No
wonder Senator Niles recovers.
For BALTlMoRE.-The attention OF Delegates TO
the National Convention, and visitors generally is
requested to the advertisement in another column of
Samuel w. Days Line of boats TO run from Phil
adelphia, on the morning of the Both inst.
A MuaDER-A correspondent Of the New
Orleans fropic, states that few days since, a
dispute arose between John c. Mccain and Hen
~ Swerngen, at Scarborough's Landing, on the
Ouschita river, and that Sweringen drew out
Bowie knife and killed Mccain On the spot. He
then fed.
u Lysander 3. Brown, Esq has been appoint
Postmaster at Dnkrk, IN the place of w. L.
| Carpenter, ESQ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Two SPLENDID PERFORMANCES ro-pAY-Ihe inhnngcf' %
meet the rush that made to see the wonderful gan ana
nn,pss has been induced give performance nj ociTA.
r. NJ aud al half pust O'Clock u Is most ntifactye
20 cnry one and ALL Remember this IS the last week Oh wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

r- Ora the curiostes that have arrived IN Ameuca h
nuand Dwnri is decidedly the most wonderful le dea o
bcin: three inrhes snef than Tom Thumb and oi the aln
W,,cfn md h wife with variety Ot other nrtsts appeal
performance takes place every afternoon. belng nisy III
pbe for the Lecture Room hold oil tie vstors IN tr eve
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
Here is the vote ::
The Council is handsomely united, standing
u Whig to Loco Foco as follows:

In the Sixth Ward Addoms is elected by and
Talmage by majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

fRepored -o 49,
Whole number of votes -oV'1o2 ~
Harpers majority over Coddngton. -....--- 81
:. Franklin. ....-..--- --l9,J3l
Majority of the whole against Harper. i ,OO6
Harper and Franklin over Coddington. $3.50 !!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
Common Council.

Common Council.
The American Republicans have elected II
ont of II Aldermen and IL out of II Assistants.
The new Common Council will be composed OF
the following members:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

MIMAL MAGNsTIsM.-ProtessorJ Johnson delivers
cl !ure on Animal Magnetism at the Clinton Hail.
to-nyht. A lady will have tooth extracted while
in The magnetic sleep. This ought atleastto drae.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

II We announced, not long ago. that Mrs.
4. ]. FARNnAM had been appointed Matrou of
the Female Department of the State Prison at
Sing Sing, at the same time expressing our con-
y.ction of her eminent fitness for the station.
Although less than two weeks have elapsed since
sic entered upon the duties her Office, we learn
from sources entitled to implicit confidence that
s..c has done much to reform previously existing
oases, and that the effects OF her firm and dig
ID yet kind and benevolent department, are
a!r,ady strikingly manifest in the establishment
Of wholesome discipline and the increased CON-
fort and happiness of the prisoners. This is no
mo, e than was anticipated by all who knew Mrs.
F., and must afford high satisfaction not only to
her immediate friends but to all who are inter.
es,ed in the moral welfare Of the unfortunate
{ 'Tinals under her care.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

~ SALE OF ITALIAN PAINr.NGs.-The sale OF
Paintings which takes place this evening al 2Sl
Bro dway, is one which richly deserves the atten-
uoa of connaisssurs, and we invite the attention OF
OF eaders 10 the advertisement OF the proprc,ors
whi h will be found in another column. We are
assured that The sale will be positive and without
any limitation whatever. The Paintings canbe seen
,hc5 ,ghout this ,lay free of charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
Too Bad.

r. trunk belonging to boarder at the Jeiier-
son Hotel, Natchez, was robbed, few days SINCE
pf$2,7oo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

yNEvery body at the ltahapt Benevolen, Socie-
ty onccit on Monday evening was anxious 10 know
the name of the magnificent bufo who made his un-
expectcdappcaraucei in the charming Duet with Sig
norma Borghese. Ii was Sisnor Sanquirico, re-
Gently from Mexico, and OF the finest singers in
his line cxtant. We are glad TO hear tha, there is
prospect ofhis remaining some time amongst us.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
Western New York-The Prospect.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.

GENEVA, Monday. April stt. 1874.
The Political prospect is very encouraging here
The Wings, if they should poll their whole vote,
can have nearly if not quite the majority Of ls40'
[ speak from personal knowledge. l attended a
town meeting in Potter, Yates Co. which is my
place of residence. That town, where there was
40 majority last fall for the Locos, on a poll OF
800 votes, now elects Il Loco Supervisor by four
majority, and he in truth was elected by the folly
OF the Wings, five of whom from personal pique
struck off our candidates name. On the real
test. however, the town-sealer, there was Loco
majority and about so voters back, two,thlrds
Wings We promise 90 majority for Clay,
where Harrison had but 5. Middlesex will give
IS or 10; 80 for Harrison.
In this town Seneca, Ontario Coz the Wings
had 205 majority for Supervisor, besides losing
full 100 majority of Wings who voted for Wing
temperance man. This town promises 300 for
Henry Clay; it gave 26S for Harrison. should
not be surprised II it gave $50, though this &C.
pends in great measure on the course the Irish
take, of whom there are 50 or 60 voters. In
Phelps, the town adjoining, the Loco majority
has dwindlcd from $40 to l46. The Irish are
voting the Wing ticket, mainly, for the purpose
of sustaining the Tariff They reason thus =
They do not wish British goods because the
British Cypress Ireland; therefore they are IN
favor Of the Tariff and opposed to British one
sided Free Trade. Yates Co. has given about
100 Wing majority on the popular VOTE Ontario
between 500 and 1909. Yours. L. 5. l..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Make Room for Albany :-!Vh;G Thunder
from the Capital!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

PIE7VI 'F'I0''
.Our township election North Brunswick warmly
ronesie, on Monday last Nicholas Booraem ESQ was elect
rd Moderator and Lewis Applegatc Clerk. An unusually
lnce vote for such an occason S6 poed The Nhg
ticket prevailed By increased majority ranging from IL To "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

This makes the Wing aggregate 1O4, TO 81
Loco-2l majority, or so in Joint Ballot. Nc
wonder Senator Niles recoyers,
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CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hopeless
have firmly established lis vas; superiority every Orner
medical discovery. II hus always been styled Natures own
Prescription being termed chiefly from chcHcn extracts from
Wild Cherry Bark and atwo trees TINT thcky scatter
ed wherever Diseases Of the lungs prevnl We few IN
stances OF lis extraordinary power from catalogue almost
wi;ICut end.
lady address will be given AT the New York Agency who
gwen up by all of her physicians To die OF consumption,
had hard tun,o for months the sd-aised among large
quantities of matter of heBy substnnce-had taken no
medicine for mouths, being pas, all bope-entrey cured
By few bottles o this BHsum september nnd Oct lS!i
4. Williams, ESQ., Attorney, &c. New York. cured "i spns-
ulic years standing, certified 10 by Recorder
Tallmedge and J. Power, ID d.,
y. Carman, N Y City, who Ind not slept lying down, Tor
1yeas (beng obliged TO sleep sitting posurc so far cured
rs 10 attend To his bushes. IN the mos stormy wea'her
Thomas Budlee Esq, j. z. JaRalca. L. l. cured OF asthma
of 10 years standing
Thomas Cozens Haddopfed N. J. testies under onth TINT
he Ind violent cough and pain the sde-to months raised
large quantities OF corrupt mntter-a0 much blood his ply
could do but little for hnguvc him pills OF mercury
but did good-hs friends ali supposed he had gaopng
consumption cured by three bottles of Wisiars
Basnm.
Mrs. ANN D. Hopkins. of Knowlesyc n. Y. entirely
ed OF liver complaint und general debility OF eighteen months
standing.
Jacob HgtrT9n, NJ. D. Huntingdon cured child of p;
the usual remedies in vHiI.
Cases are daily occurring IN even r---
prove nconestby the best superiority OF Tins hasa IN esy
shade lung liver disease every other preparation m
elto known 10 the world. - ,x,,xre, ....,,.
Sold 3 Ann. street, by lSAAC BUTTS, anu ~ ases1
in all of the United states. ss' OH
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HOSIERY AND GLOVE STORE.-SUTTON. & co.
having added To their establishment Hosiery aqd Gve
department. the of ladies ard CeEtemen TO
their styles and pnc SILK Hose and half hose Of black sna
whte cotton to do. Of white, brown, NIX . blk &c &C. TO-
setos with large assortment OF black and coored woe
erino apaccn hose Of which Of splendid quail
iy also gloves of lhbst. Six, Nd &c Of the INST quality
imported. La Spring street, No deception mere. 49,
y. T. Ribbons o.: all styles nl2-..s-
o,on. RrscrrT-r AND SUGAR CHARACTERISTICS sub:
cfr v,bes tn make snuwn the public, that mitch Of
the biscuit aud crnckers which sold IN this city by the -~
nnutos nre entirely different from the SODA t5cur ara GU;
GAR CRAcyrRs made at his Bakery. which have been u,eo
nnncunry those who suffer from md geton oI
o1a than i,yenty YEAR. with the best esus while the lm
taton, which cur mnde for less ptse ,9sash perhs
sboSe and CRACKERS also BITTER BIsCulr. WINK
BrscrrT BUTTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS. :IL 81
md NAVY BREAD, NIL of the mt Qnsty IRE Constantly o'
sne at The we'll known establishment, rs WashTS
corner oi Wnnen.Itrect. EPERAlM Thh-ADEELl--