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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26

FROM ST. JAGo, CuBA.-The Robert Bruce, ar
rived yesterday from st. jago, Cuba. We are in
formed that the market was completely glutted with all
descriptions Of American produce The produce OF the
Island was coming in freely and Coffee could bepurcas-
ed on easier terms. The Robert Bruces cargo OF Rice
FEB. TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS q co.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
NO. 231 BROADWAY,

ANNE Efu HOTEL, (OrPOSiTE The EOUNNTAA11N.l
per last steamer direct from our agent ID London
consisting Of Cloths various styles splen
with large OF rich Silk and Satin scaf Cravas
Handkerch'e's, Gloves suspenders, prsssngrobes &C.
We would suggest to patrons that from this edditOn3
facility shall be able supply them early late with
all the novelties Of the London AMI Paris markets. and
the reputation Of the establishment for the moderate prices
the ready system by when we are en- b.d to
garments at from Is IS cent less than fomsry-a
feature in the eStab shnent which commend 10 those
requiring articles for immediate the ADDITION to orr
stock Of Of rrt quality READY MADE GAR.
NENTS, ncrdng Cioak. Drpss Foc Goats.
Pautaloous and Vests &c. ja28 I'm zee
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SALr.-A Mr. Wallace, who was rather active,
and noticed in New York and Philadelphia, some
time since found his way Ireland and attended the Re
peal meeting Dublin held after the trials commenced
OConnell put salt into the ysung poidge in short
order and stopped his speaking nmang that such clio
quence was not promotve Of the good OF the causeU
Cu.e
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Srrzrpr OF pArER.--The Post states that within
short time. several parcels of paper III the market
have been found contain 100 sheets less in the
Than required by law and have been returned 10 the
auctoneer Yesterday 800 Of similar paper were
seized on board vessel for southern port and will
be forfeited. Value say SIt0.-Bo,on Paper
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TO TAILORS

CTINEMETS' NEW AND COMPLETE system
FOR CUTTING every kind IF Fashionable Garment now
ready for delivery As the reputation Of the
thor fashionsbe cutter 700 we'll knosn to require new
adenot theoretical invention Tor speculation but
the practical and complete work published this
uhect IL IL the result OF extensive and aihona-
bic practice New York and Paris and will be found to
tain such AMPLE Tlaiu and precise lust uctons TO enable
student with and certainty all the various
styles OF garGents both IN Europe acd America
This be aes ted by the changes Of FASH
on aud recommended to the profession standard work
aud he Of the author 90 Cedar and be
orw arded to any part of the United states
Also complete sets Of Patterns IF the rious styles Of
ments such Sizes be required and
with and elegance. n imsec
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HEARr-RENpING OccURREscE-It is our painful
duty 10 record one OF The most distressing occur
rencss that took place upon the Island vi Nantucket
clock this morning re broke out III theAsyu
for the DOOR and in the Of hours the budin
burnt to the ground. rapidly did the fire spread
that those in the house unable ~ save amy oil their
effects and awful to relate ten oil the inmates ~e burned
10 death One of those burnt IL yda BowenD had carried
her child place Of safety and returned ~ try 10 save
something but did herself again escape the devouing
flames There fifty persons III the house, be-
sides the family OF Captain Timothy Bunker the keeper
Captain lost all his effects and forty dollars in money.
There were thirteen OF the paupers bedrdden-one oil
them we told had not walked for about enty years
ms forenoon visited the OF Destruction and II
There was heap of mark the spot where the late
spacious house stood and every thing denoted ruin and
destruction Many OF the paupers making the beat
OF their way TO the house formerly used As lum
which served as shelter for OF them some OF them
looked bewildered though they could scarcely realize
their narrow escape. Old and mfrm many OF them
We're seems miracle that SO many escaped with their
lives One lad jumped from the third story window and
escaped without injury. Another jumped from the
cond story window also, without beng injured
lowered himself to the ground by OF sheet which
he strips and tied together. Charles A Burgess
heard the oil saving several ves sraning
himself severely in dsng One OF the pauper inmates
q woman named fhebe Loveiss also personally rescued
two three persons at the imminent risk OF her e
Mr. Burgess by OF ladder, stove in window of
the third story and found old nan and his vile bed
He informed them Of their danger and the got out;
but the refused to Mr. u. took her out oil
bed her the ladder and cd her safety
the ground she struggling all the while prevent him
from accomplishing his bcnev client pupose-this deed
daring We what remained Of the body OF Ly dia Bo
wen, burnt to cinder Parts OF some OF the other per-
consumed had been collected and placed under
shed previous to intermen forcbly admOnshug the be-
holder Of the uncertainty of the time and the in
which he may be called upon to yield up e Such sad
and sickening sight we never before beheid aud God
grant that may another such sight.-Nan-
tuc kst Iuguiyer, Feb
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Gardner, sailed from Pensacola on Sunday, 10th
instant, for Savannah, via Key West The U. S. Ship
for Havana The U. 8. brig cambridge, Commander
N1ateson to sail the next day for Vera Cruz via
Tampico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26

THE CHINA Mission. Letters received from
India by the late arrival at Boston, from England,
give information that Mr. Fletcher Webster Secretary to
the China Mission arrived at Bombay in the brig Ante
lope the 18th of November after passage OF ninety
days from Boston, without disaster accident
Mr. Cushing, the Minister met with delay and hin
derances in Egypt and at Alden the English steamer in
which he having aground He arrived, however
at Bombay, in good health on the 5th. The Mission
treated with great respect by the Government
(Brtsh) at Bombay The troops turned out, with the
Commanders Of the Army and Navy at their head to
ceive the Minister, and every honor shown him
The Mission proceeded with the United States squadron
the 20th Of November for China-Nat Intel Feb "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26

HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
rT,HF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Calf
skms cash current money. delivery at the Hide and
Fat House OF the subscriber, where will be made for
Cskns BY the highest price given BY pound
JOHN HUM,
r152msrc a2s Elizabeth st., between Prince and Houston
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RUFUS X. PAGE, Esq. of Hallowell, and his as
soclates in the steamboat business, are building
two freight boats entirely expressly for the business
in New York and in Bath to lie placed on the
Kennebec the river is clear Of ice The
boats constructed iogho purpose Of carrying heavy
freights. using! Errcssons propellersHafiotreu (M)
CuII rdf0r
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From MExIco.-The u. ;. Ship Vandalia, Capt.
J. =. Chsancey, arrived at Pensacola on the 9th
instant Vera Cruz which place she left the 10th
ult The Vandsa left at Vera Cruz the u. 3. Ship VIM
cennes, Capt Buchanan all we'll She was awaiting the
arrival OF General Waddy Thompson, our Minister al
Mexico who was expected down in few days for the
purpose of taking passage in that ship for the United
states. There was nothing Of interest occurring in
Mexico at the anchorage of Vera Cruz (Sacrifcios)
there were lying eight men ot.war American, English
French and Spanish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26

THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER.
m THE LIST Of March will be published No. !, VOL g. Of
this worn n addition the Reports that have hitherto ap
peared in this publication will be given series OF Cases DE-
cidpd in the Supreme Cost and the Court Of Errors (which
wilt supplied BY Mr. HILL aIso Of decided in
the Chanceofs Court
ANALYTICAL DIGEST.
Additional leaves WI be aided for the purpose ofsiyng an
Analytical Digest Of the whole OF the Cases decided in the
rngsh Common Law and Equity Conrs the House Of Lords
IN. Prvy Cosnc and the rcclesssticai and Aduraltv
Courts; also In the Court of the Chancellor of LELAND
f. s,gden) The Digest will BE- 50 arr,,ged that may
The term, will stpcudiog the Dges) 81 year. advance
Published seni-monthy at ~ Aun street, Nce York
SAML. OWEN, Editor.
rJ-watad-Two OF three "ouu travel as Agents
20 iwsec
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Court Calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRrNos 81, 10, IL, ~, -, "a, 7, g. 90,

PRoFRssoR S1I.IMAN.--At the solicitation Of 4
number of respectable citizens of Baltimore, Prof.
Sman has consented to deliver course Of lectures
Geology in that city in the month OF March. We learn
also that people Of Cincinnati DESTROYS oengaging
the Professor give of lectures in that city ao
whether ON Chemistry Geology is not stated.
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
HE Subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods enusactureJ that they a'e
prepared to manuscure deserotion CIohng From
their being ACCUSTOMED mauuacture for the Southern and
Western markets. for the last twelve feel confident
with the large number Of hands Their employ, to
stock short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN McKiMM, IS Carmina street
IL knicksrbocker Stages pass eioae TO the store.
3nsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26

M ROAM TILE LIBRARY,
CLINTON HALL.

N,WU VOLUMES:
SEVENTY BRIT ISH and AMERICAN PERIODICALS
DERsONS not engaged in mercantile pursuits become
subscribers, payment II five dollars yearbeng the
same terms on which Merchants are admitted.
BY order. CHAS. M. WHEATLEY,
IL tm*m Recording Secretary.
FOR LITERARY INSTITUTIONS AND PUBLIC
AND PRIF.4TE LIBRARIES.
EIOMkRS Il4lAD, In Seven Language highly finished
IL edition. published a, Florence, (ai J GREEK TEXT,
conta ming ierll Latin translation BY Htyne Metc'l
Mont il The German VS,s in the Enri,h by Pope in the
This work comprsrs twentyf numSers, forming two
handsome quarto volumes Each number contais superb
Eng designed by Professor NeHcai, from totsce
The price Of each number 81 sotwo numbers be pub
lished raonIhlv.
~ Subscriptions received IT Mr. RICHARDS Once, IA
Lpenad street, Of Broadway the New York Ly
"a Inns
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UMBRELLAS.
81 Il Err FRO TILE z s =

NO. Nc MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
NTICPATiNG the reviv,i Of business have increased
IA their stock and manufacturing operations rival
greatest ishmeots tho globe Purchasers l
beng supplied qua1fity add quality Of UMBKEf
LAS, PARAsOLs AND SUN SHADES, including the
late Persian style
Beax ned to preseat severe CON-
petition their goods offered the
the real while constantly the introduce
ia material and work the stock will
always the fashionable and best
goods in the market. fN 2wrc
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SCOTT,S BAZAAR.

S(OTI'S BAZAAK,
DHY STREET, Number 81. between Broadway and
- Greenwich. SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere
thanks to his friend. end the pSbs e large for hs libe
by the aitentiou merit thereof
The qualities Of his Ales, Wines, Liquors aad Cigars,
wei kLown need comment.
LARGE of Refreshments he had NJ all hours
until IL at night, such
Beef Steaks, Poached Eggs, Sardnes
MuttoN Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cakes
Frird Kidnsys Cold Corn'd Beef, t;oher and Tea,
Ham and Eggs, Pcsed Tongues, WEIGH RaEebits sc
Dublin Brown always on draught
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
ry day from thies O'CLOCK.
Families supplied with the best Scotch aud Irish Whisky
No house better supplied with English Irish, scotch, Welsh
and city Papers Always the iaest possible by the
Steamers.
Good Rooms for Private Parties Clubs. Moetings and Re:
Eersnces ~ 3msec
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Common Pleas.

FEB. 2a-DEcI,IoSs.-James r. Depeyster, &c. VS.. VA
liam and John James--Verdct confirmed with costs
Giles SANFORD and others, Trustees, vs. .1erander Nc
CrmmNoon TO set aside the report Of referees the
merits denied with costs, but the defendant may within
Eve days have re-hearing provided he complies with
certain prescribed terms.
Ga,ret Yan Doren Joab Certtr.-New trial ordered
with costs 10 abide the issue of the suit
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A M 4 II &c IN HOTE L,
pIITT AnEV pIIJA

THIS nsy hou.s situated o. Chestnut strss opposite the
s N .ns
has beea bulk il th: most thor9ush BY JohnJ
aaas' aGSSs
i viii be fppi.hsd Ihroqshout without regard to e.peu,el
with neg and eegan unere Of mos, approved style and
attsr themselves, that their long experience
in the business will enable them conduct the necan Ho
tel all is departments in such will please the
luxury that can Be found IN any Hots MIX ihs Unsd
N B1Ba,hins Rooms ar. attached the Hotel, where
warm and cold water baths viii al times be in readiness.
E. fAMEs MAC ine fIEEEELAN, Srr0prissor'.
January 18th. 1874. jl5 smrc
ERasTUS COLEMAN has thi. day taken HENRY F;
BE- q into a.%e OF sS4 a i hsS;s
The q che travelling public. and influences Of our
BsInmore, February i. isi, nim.c
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE unSSct.igped ats, Ossga to inform his friends and
outsider No ST. the vicinity f the landing
and vegetable nssiet haring eouimOdous family
f ,ss
% this slasd should procure ps..po,. ito
- sas:. - WILLIAM FULTON
ENGLISH ADV SEMENT.
r ONpON--ST. KATHARlNE'S HOTEL. opposite the
L. L. &, KasiSc, Rs,k Gates; the Eoyai
s @% e hs the nas
saes that he has the management Of the above and
giant establish ent, which bm Ind furnished regardless OF
expense and N ever" respect adapted for the reception Of
part of In which ni aud most Of the other Anne
vessels lay and wita hive walk Of the Bank
and Royal Exchange The house will be conducted on liberal
and principles The Conee Room supplied with
the London American East nd,an aud Colonial papers The
yanda, Wines &c OF the rst qualy good Biliiard
Room and arm Baths will found IN the house. Gentle
contract by the week or month for board &C. the
IN Amcnca.
LENNEY bess assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes Of his hopes
to merit that confidence and good will literally bestowed
him when steward Of the Brush Queen dI4r
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CENTLE MEN,s yURNIsHIN0 STORE. 60 MAIDEN

CENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE, 60 MAIDEN
u LANE
Over Coats, from ...'....'..$ to IL
y
Dress do TO II
Heats..s TO 4
All made of the bert materials and the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend
having them made in the best manner, the following
prices
Over Goats, made and trimmed .... '..ts to 10 90
Dress do do do 7 TO 10 %
Frock do do do 10 ~ 90
Vests and Pantaloons,... ....3l SO to 1 IS
Shirts made up order after the latest and approved
French Under Of all descriptions constant
" hand Gloves, Hosiery, Cravas, Scer &c
jll imsec w. COLLINS.
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PASSAGE FROM GREATBRITAlN AND liELAN
M ~ 50 -
Ny

LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
tSallng from Liverpool the 18th aud <h Of every month
frsons wishing send the Old Country for their friends
Gan make the the subscribers and
nave them ths superior Line of Packets Sailing
rom Liverpool punctusiy the 18th and 18th Of mouth
ney Will also have first class Of American trading ships,
SAILING every six days thereby aordng weekly
ton from that port Une Of the firm Mr. James d. Roche)
patch. ~ "~ WIN ' wv"
should the parties agreed for not come out the money will
ton W." F1'~ ~ ''io' "i''o"' any io""'
e ioo mall % OLD Lias Of Liverpool Packets comprise
The QxnE ,Ibafnop The NEW YORK,
EsssI EUROPE s GVhg MbN s,SS,p,c,
ENGLAND HSU Ulu q ~ Eth,iHA
TN sucn superior and unequslled The snb
sc1pe look forward continnsnce ~ that up
they grateful, :" many years ior whieh
Those proceeding o. remttnx money to their r,,ve. ,,
a. AZ es HL ~ :. sght for amount drawn direct
M'.s". FREscoTT.D S S%offiE:o' %SfMEs CO
which will be paid on demand any Of the Hat. London.
Bsnches in all the principal throuabout ~ OF hei
land, Scotland and Wales; '"k'aha' Ire
ROCHE BROTHERS Il co.
80 Fulton New York
~ u, 49,, nsrt door TO the Fulton Bank
NB.-Ths OLD Line Of Liverpool Packets sai frc. ~,
port Tor Liverpool the LIST and 10Th Of each month 49,,
rsaming to the old country will find their comfo s
advsntsge 70 select this vote Line for
p''''''"'e !" any o'ner' d.
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A1SsE FOR LIvEkPOOL-Re Regular Packet of the 26th
MX4o Of FebrusryT The fast sailing packet ship GARkiCk
u. J. II. Task, will sail above her regular
uav
Having superior ccommodaons for cabin, second
bin and wishing emb should
make eaily application board, foe Of Wall street
JOSEPH rlcMUkkAY,
f2lte26rc 100 Fine street, corner Of South.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store, l2i Chatham street, Nsw York.
Branch Store, 8l8 Bieecktr ct, ~ Y.
.4ssncy al 1l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
.6lso, corner Of Main and Fan Houion st. Paterson, NJ
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND CoUH
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
nens where they think will be found by a the best
The ye:al pog.lsy and renown q their house with rs
vel understood render further comment necessary.
Original only warehouse for the sale of Howquas Black
rea be particular remember the
Of the principal sterv in Chatham streetyz III between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets
The public will also be pleased taxa notice, the CAM
Tea Company have nothing to do with other stores
uert. JIG lfn'rc
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-02-22
JANUARY l. 1914.

FHNHE undersigned having come to the de-
4 termination to change their mode Of do
ing business, and to commence with the above
date to sell goods for cash or to punctual cus>'
toners on SIG months time--and in selling to
such at six months, we charge he same priN
ces as if the cash were paid down. At the
time of purchasing, persons buying goods on
SIX months time 'and at cash prices, must be
p,mctuaI IN paying, or we charge our usual
profits We deem this method of doing bust
ness necessary, owing to the exigencies OF the
times, and have no doubt it viii meet the
views of all those WHO expect 20 pay tor
goods-and in adopting this method of doing
Business, ,ce PREDETERMINED not to be a'dersold.
Persons wishing to purchase goods,wlll please
call and test the fact Our stock OF goods is
large and, selected with great care. ond worthy
the attention of these who are IN search OF
good and cheap goods. We tender our SIN
sere thanks lor-past encouragement. and hope
bv disposition.to please and give good oar
gains. to merit continuance o: the same,
Country produce taken IN exchange TOR
goods as heretofore.
SIBERT q DINGES'
NJ r.. All persons who have unsettled ac-
counts with us, viii please calf as soon as pos
sible and settle the same, as short settlements
make long friends, and we need cash too very
much, and would be gladif our friends would
help us along in that way. S. e d.
January 4, 1914.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-02-22
Ggl9fite.

TWyHE defendants named in the above order
IL of publication will please take notice,
that we SHALL on the first Monday IN .4prH
neat, at the Office of Henry j. Fisher, III the
town of Point Pleasant, Mason county, Va.
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the
morning and six o'clock F. NJ. OF SAID day,
proceed to take the dispositions of. William
Sterret and others-and we shall, also, on the
18th day Of March neat. at the tavern of Philip
Ligget, in the town Of Newmarket, Shenan-
doah county, between the hours of nine. o'cl'k
A. NJ and six O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, pro-
coed to take the dispositions of John Strayer
and others-which dispositions wilt be taken
and used in evidence in suit in chancery
now pending in the county court of Shenan-
doah, wherein Solomon Hinkel and others are
plaintiffs, and Ambrose Hnkel and others are
defendants.
SOLOMON HINKEL &. oTHEKs,
Feb. %, 1914. DefsnJGstts.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-02-22
NEW ARRlV VAL OF
!: Fall s llDmtRr 6pun'S,

north, where he has purchased. with much
lew and Fashionable Goods As the Goods
5 and upon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the under
erate prices to cash customers and punctual
ell goods as cheap as they can be purchased
lily ire 70 especially invited to call at his store
f the following;
white aannels: silk and gemp edgings. suspen
de1s, combs, buttons islets, brown and bleach
ed cottons: check, twilIed cotton, tickings,
osnaburg, cotton yarn: ladies, missis' and chit
dren's shoes. boys and mems brogans. mems
coarse and kip boots, buffalo, list and fixed
over-socks; mems and boys caps and hats
nails, steel, window glass, putty, Sc. sc.
&c.
Groceries, Qtseensaoare, Hardware, Books,
Stationery, Medicines, SC, Sc, sc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ;
Such as wheat, rye. oats, corn, green and
dried apples, iried pears, peaches, cherries,
lard, pork taflows butter, eggs, faxgeed, bees
wax, buckwheat, honey, soap, WOOL -FOUR
potatoes, venisor, deerskins, and many other
articles Of trade. taken for goods.
a He returns thanks for past favors, and is
determined to use every effort TO merit con-
tnuance Of the same %
HIRAM MYERS.
Woodstock, Jan. 4, 1914
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-02-22

The Subscriber has just returned from the
care and labor, his fall and winter supply of
were purchased under favorable c:rcumstanc
slgnedis determined TO sell them at very mo
dealers. In short, it is his determination to
elsewhere. The public and his friends eener
and examine his stock, which consists in part
Wool dyed. black, blue, invisible green, way
ed, beave" and pilot cloths; overcoat clothes.
diamond, ribbed and plain 'satinetis; blue,
black, ribbed and fancy cassimers, Kentucky
jeans satin, swansdown. silk, 'abbv & merino
vestngs; gentlemen's bombazine stocks;
square nett,bPk g white Victoria cassiineres.
2iack Italian and mousn de lain cravats man
keen: blanket and thibet shawls and dress
hdkfs; changeable striped and fig. alpaca sur
ges; tiorences; plain, satin and taiata ribbons.
new style neck and bonnet do silk and wors-
ted coat cord and bindings, white and cold
Grape and Grape lisse, mernos and bomba-
zines; tweed, for pants hat-crapc; bandana
flag, and PONCE silk hdkfs; linen cambria and
linen hdkfs; white and black fig. and plain
hoblnetta, thread, y silk and bobinett laces and
edSmgs; NOUS, worsted. hoskin AMI beaver
gloves; thibet, berliu, cotton and thread do,
ladies' worstet and silk mitts: an assortment
OF of latest fashion; uew style calicoes,
an extensive assortment: manchester and
earlston ginghams: ali aca aprons: Irish linen:
colored and white Canton fannels: red and