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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-02

al this critical rnomen, ii history, show. by their
Duet they regard honor and credit of
their Safe, willing hor dsracsd and dishon-
oed before th Conederacy without even raising one mn
ger in her behalf
ing principles to be- IN the Language OF our own beloved
leader.
sound national currency, regulated BY the Will and
An adequate revenue with fair protection American
industry.
JUS, Executive power, enbracng fur
ther restriction the exercise of the veto:
faithful administration Of the public domain, with an
equitable Distribution oil the proceeds Oh safes o' ~
all the States: .
An homes, and economical administration of the Gene
raj oyernUen public officers perfec, freedom of
thought right of suffrage but with suItaoe re-
s,ricons gaiast interference in elections:
An amendment Of the Constitution. limiting the incum-
bent OF the Presidential office to a single term
With these objects attained we think that we should
afflicted with bad administration OF the Gov
ernmens.
Resolved, Tina, we, the Wing young of Indiana.
are with ali and soulyyh all strength and
election Of Henry Clay Of Kentucky for resi-
dent United Statesthat recognize iii am one
mind feefed BY the confines OF Single osase
gasps the Union hought-Ehose lie ana acts fa
brightest country history; and
nevcr forgotten successfully msrepresenied until
those pages - torn from onal recodwhose
the property of the Republic ursah
ted by reachery an! undmned by susp:ioi whose poul
title the degrading one OF ''a northern man with
southern principles but the higher and aoocr'a Wes
tern MAJ American principies'and who. We believe
Providence destined TO restore prosperity to cor
nation.
Resolved That Henry Clay compeer III this wide
spread Repubclhat for profound statemanhlp, match
aoquence. comprehensive mind, eminent talents and
deep ervd love for his country lie indeed preemi-
alone, above and beyond reach of success
full riyalrv-,ha stands like Saul, the of Ksh,
head shoulders above all his fellow menhat his self
sacrfcing spirit, his pure loness of character, and his
earnest countrys interests while the
being poured his head, while
footsteps logged by malice and while the
sha fla of detracon hurled him, aud reproach and
scattered in his path, has enle1red him 70 the
nernost the Amercan peoplethat the cheering
nthens Of the free which ringing from
cry hill and dae-from valley and plainfrom the
Lonsana the forests OF Maine, aud from The
orange groves of Florida widespread prare OF To-
IVA attest unerringly that thi5 will only end
The triumphant and brilliant of Wing principles
but in doing been long deferred but richly
duc--JusrICE Henry CAY.
Resolved, That urge most earnestly upon the Wing
young Of every county Indiana. the Importance Of
a ystem thorough. detailed and minute organzn ton
shat such links with heart and mind with
mind instead of scattering, lidrected efforts,
gives The whole force organized soul and renders
exeons, aud wherever pa, FORTH only Of
tive but resistle-s
Resolved, Tina, the watchwo ord q the Whiexapng men
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-02
y S.,nut The lsneth and be
Ga motion Of Mr. Walp6l9 u Hat b j com


mi,iee of rom each Congressionaf DISTRICT
was appointed for tho purpose of nominating deli
egates 10 tho Wing Young Mems Convention Of
Ratification at Baltimore in May 1914; aud the
PresIden, designated Mr. Cotton of the ls,, Mr.
Rnane OF the Dad, Mr.. iIac eman OF the 3 Mr.
Hoover Of Henry Of the 18th, MIR. WapoIe Of The
5,h, Mr.. Browning Of the 9Th. Mr.. McGaugaey
OF the 7th, Mr.. D1ugherty of the Sth, MIR. Hub
bell of The 9th. and Mr.. Hodge Of the 1Oh; who
after retiring for few moments reported that
they had selected the following.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-02

S. CoLFAx, Of ST. Joseph,
GILBERT ]. RICE, Of Cass,
JOHN =. DoUGHTY, of Wayne,
JonN D. FERGUSON. of Clark,
JOHN DAVIS. of Madison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
Personal Movements.

Messrs Mckay, Of Pennsylvania, Foot of w., McLel-
Ian and Hunt, Of Michigan Ellis, Of Waterford Rath-
bone, Of Auburn VIM. Parmenter, Mass; and e. q.
Atherton, New Hampshire, in this city.
The Mobile pspers mention the death Of Judge william
Hale that city, at the age Of about He native
Of Albany and had resided than twenty years in
Mobile.
Ex-Governor Corwin, Of Ohio, spoken Of the pro-
baby successful cen5idate for United States Senator
that State.
The American Republicans OF Cincinnati arc going to
their ticket for city officers the next charter
election.
Some Of Mr.. Van Burens friends say he will not sgan
return public life unless unlocked for exigency
in the ors OF the country should render his services
desirable
An Amercen Republican paper called 1.-THE American
Standard is advertised to be published in Portland Me-
,fr March, late associate editor with Mr. Buckingham,
OF the Boston Courier has retired from his post and
tered into business suitable 10 his disposition.
MIR. Fitzgerald has been superseded editor Of the
(Catholic) Boston Reporter.
Gov Thomas is visit to the iron and coal regions
Of Allegany county.
The Princeton Wing has enrolled It's meme on the cas.
logue of American Republican publications.
The house Of the Hon. Marcus Morton, Taunton, took
fire on Monday, tsit little damage was done.
John Tyler, Jr is announced a candidate Tor Con.
gress in the First District OF Virginia
The body OF Mr.. w. II. Whitley, who had been missing
seventeen days, washed ashore ut South Boston
Friday.
The Circieviise Herald that days since Mr.
William start Of that county came TO his death, near
Bloomfield, In an ARRAY which he commenced with Mr..
Felix w. Henick, oil that vicinity.
MIR. Rhet, OF South Carolina was at Washington st
last dates MIR Marsh, OF Vermont, IL also there, ill.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE or VoTERs.-Many OF
the counties in Pennsylvania poled more votes al
the recent Presidential election, than they contained
white male Inhabitants, at the recent census Tins,
county with 2o3a pollcd 2220 Toga county with ssa2
poed 1857 Perry county, with sSoo pollcd a67 co.
lumbia county with 5oss poed BIOS end Potter coun
ty, with 732, polled 7oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

The NAvIeATIoN.--A cold nor-wester to-day be-
tokens the near approach Of winter. The canals,
with such weather will speedily close They have done
the State good service during the past season. and there
s but little freight shipping or on its way to tide-wser
The receipts at the Collectors Office in this city during
the season. have amounted learn from the Argus,
to $685. 577 9l Last year the receipts So
increase Tor ls44, $79,oe2 6l.atany Journal Ner ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

MAcKrNAw TRoUT.--The Cleveland 20 Herald
thus speaks VI this excellent fish :-Macknaw trout
have celebrity almos, wide the kngly isle itself
They taken from sizes ranging from two to thirty
forty pounds and drawn from the pure cold waters that
encrcIe the romantic gem Of the Northern Lakes are
fine eating at all times Of the year During the OF
navigation steamboats, obtain supply for their tables,
and packed In ice they fresh TO the
lake ports. For few years past city has been sup
piled fall and spring with fresh White fsh taken In the
Detroit river These excellent fish sold here at IRON
i2 cents piece three for quarter Of dollar and
we learn that those engaged in the business dspose
OF some 2.00e Der week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

THE Members Of the New York Bras. Band would
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery, End Now
1874 Mr. r. WILLIS was unanimously elected Leader, and C.
). GKAFULLA Composer Of said Band-and they now feel
assursd that the Band will be inferior none in this
ronage bestowed the pst season. every
eIeron to merit continuance Of the Applications
street. James secre,s % Bsysd street Of
Peates Norfolk street; Daniel Undeh, IA Wooster srret
NJ Msme $50 Foryh street; John Wallace CLARK street;
s Gsos 1879 Forsyth street. Wheeler corner 9th Avenue
ia Wooster street; Z. s. Gaiaa Composer 80 Bsyard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
NJ B-Bands provided for Public Balls Private soirees
nl2 lmkm Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

STANARD's RocK.-The rock was discovered on
the 10th August, 1885, by Captain Stanard, the
present commander OF the steamer Bunker Hill 1t is
susted in Lake Superior, in about lat Al deg 10 min.
North and lon. SO deg. West from Greenwich. i Is
miles north Of Chocolate river The nearest land is Ma
nou island 20 miles to the Northwest Capt Smith
schooner Algonquin ls4s first person
land upon it, In June, 1884, Captain u. A. stanard OF
the brig Aston, and MIR. Mendenha landed upon the
rock, and took bearings and soundpgs. The rock be-
longs to the class known as trap rocks and 10 or 20
long, and 10 broad, rising above the surface OF
the lake or feet and resembling in the language
Of its discoverer, 90 batteau bottom upwards" To
the Northwest of the rock, reef puts out to the
distance Of quarter OF mile, but all other
sides bottom could lie found with forty fathom
line The situation CT this rock rather dangerous,
il only about 10 IL miles TO the South OF direct limo
from White Fish Point the lower end OF Lake Supc
rior and Copper Habor, the Northcry side Of Point
Keewaiwona This singular rock, could 1t be exposed
view would present one Of the most extraordinary
tuia curiosities the globe and who can tell il such
thing chance in the countless that have
pass ere "the heavens shall be rolled together like
SCROLL and the earth shall melt with fervent hca"l We
know that the lofty submits Of the Alleghanes once
sounded the Of the troubled ocean, and that
own dry land formed at time the bed Of the "grea
deep" 1t is not improbable then, that at some distant Pc
rod pilgrims from the whole world may congregate at
the base Of this supendous column and bow themselves
in alteration before that Majestic Power at whose bid
ding the "waters gathered int heap, and whole
continents up in the midst Of the Cleveland
Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

U. 5. SENATOR FROM Arkansas "A letter re-
ceved In this city dated Little Rock, Nov y says that
Col Chester Ashley on the previous day elected
Senator forwo years In place VI MI fulton, deceased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

DorNes IN WIscoNsrN.--Th last number of the
Lancaster (Grant county, Herald, contains long
account transactions which closely resemble
attempt at Lynch law, by what that paper calls substan
tia farmers and order loving citizens One Judge Thomp
son formerly Of wealth and influence has recently
become noxious to his neighbors, between whom and
himself various disputes have arisen Several barns
destroyed fire. and the acts attributed to Thomp
he was arrested, and not giving bal was commit
ted prison. and after remaining there for several months
made his escape before trial few weeks ago another
barn and number OF large stacks Of wheat destroy
ed, the latter being the property Of man to whom
Thompson owed an inveterate enmity this, connected
with ether circumstances led TO tho belief that he was
the author Of the fires and in short time scores OF ermcd
men securing the country In search Of him For
two three days the search Intellectual, yet
thought they had traced him TO where he had encamped
and drawn up has the East bank OF the Missssp
p This discovery or something else, led to farther
search in that quarter and his arrest by the sheriff the
same evening on island in the river. AS II
was known that he had been arrested forty y II the
settlers all armed attempted take summary vengeance
upon him. The sheriff sent an express for aid, which
JAIL and the Illegal assemblage dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

FogNDLrSes.--ltp people will leave small animate
parcels about in "spots" we would recommend
them to accompany the package in the following In
stance, sccoun, Of which we find in the Rochester
Democrat:
Parma, Nov. 10th.
"Mr. DAwsosAs one OF the Overseers Of the poor In
this town. was called upon 10 take charge Of basket
left at the door OF william shusf. Upon opening
found conained emsle child from four 70 six days
old. With IL note containing tan dollars. have
taken charge of the infant for few days. In hopes the
parents may repent their unnatural conduct and claim
their offspring. JOSIAH DENTON.
"N.B-The $40 bill is on the Rochester City Bank
On the envelope these words -: More viii be sent
when this Is exhausted 0 mt As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

Loss nv FmE.-We learn, that on Wednesday
evening OF last week, the graRary and carriage
house Alfred Dsbrow Of this town, discovered 10
be fire. and entirely consumed, with most Of its
contsnts comprising large quantity Of in the ear
potatoes, oppes, &c. The wcod-house, we understand
was also consumed adjoining the srsnsry and at one
time II feared the dwelling would be destroyed The
loss IL variouy estimated from $1,000 10 $780, The
FIRE IL said 10 have originated from barrel Of ashes or
rather from barrel having ashes in IT, placed In the gra-
nary. portion OF the was saved but two good
ccrrages destroyed and common one considers.
bly, injured -IYcsfehester Herald Nor. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

SHEATHING FELT-20 Of the very superior rafent
Shsathng Paper admirably calculated for seathng
ana rooi' Oh houses n i2n e t yyrchs,sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

WILD PIeRoNs.-For two mornings, says the
Nashville Gazette Of the 18th ult., the skies have
been literally hid from the view by immense hocks Of
wild pgeons-so heavy that they can only be computed
by square miles and acres Powder and shot In great
demand In consequence and many old usee has been
put in shooting order for the occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

MAcEEREr. FIsuRRy or HINGuAM-The "Iiing-
ham Patriot" publishes list OF twenty-threc yes
sells from that port which have been employed in the
mackere fishery during part the whole OF last
EACH amounting all TO s0y7 barrels or an average
356 barrels to each vessel There are i've other vessels
owned In bingham whose names not gwen which
packed ITO barrels, making in all 1887 barrels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

GREAT CHANGE IN THE WEATBER.-On Saturday,
the 23d inst at noon the mercury In Fahrenheit So
On sunday the 24th at noon at 4o and in eight hours II
sunk IL degrees, viz: 10 2e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

in Cincinns young lady from Kentucky whose height
10 six feet eleven inches. She Ia stout In proportion to
her altitude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

RIVERS IN ALABAMA.-Recent heavy rains in
Alabama, have raised the waters in the interior The
still rising There splenty Of water for the largest
class OF boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

STATE NORMAL ScmooL.-The friends OF Educa-
ton will see with pleasure, by the notice In this days
Argus, that the Executive Committee have completed
their arrangements for openi the state Normal School
on the 18th Of Dec. next-.dlbany Argus, Nov. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
COLTS REPEATING PISTOLS.

Lever or rammer 70 ram the ball
peatng Pistol great have lately been pac!sed
the public by and selling the Six Barrel Self
Cooking Pistol Colts Patent Pistol which with all its
pr en- and made o. the very sest MAJ
finished m every The Six Barrel or Self Cooking Pts
to belgian ,nvention-he pattern pistol was impaired BY
1man importer from Europe fora manufacturer OF this article
Colts PATENT Pocket Belt and Holster Pistols with the
me attached the and approved OF Improvement in
ARE anS S safety s s6oT s Bar s y
can be fired without powder loaded with balls and only
with great at 10 to ~ and with great force
they can be loaded and fired five times in less than hall nj
mute.
Certificates from the scientific and practical navy and
military officers OF high aad reputation the United States
seiyce well as French and English be at the
prorTietOr's store.
le Colts Repeating Pistols Carbnes and Shot Guns are
sold for cash at III Broadway HsM YSTk tyus p...
Att Charities street. New Orleans by IL T. Baldwin Co.
and 1872 Baltimore street. Baltimore by Benz Daa Consgn
Messrs Birckhead Co Rio De Janeo, Brazil and
at Hyde GoodTich's, New Orleans. MO lm*ec
FRENCH HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends aud
1873 Fulton street Broadway nne
date vicinity Of mercantile business and the principal places Of
amusement and has furnished in style that will bear favor
able comparison with the very best hotels city The pro-
pretor in building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance and comfort and that he has combined
n0mz Ro 'SShiTF UR pt oSE vii NH sHGT
A WEEK. ...........i So
The rooms will be warmed gratis and upon will
there be more than one bed IN aroom.
There is a REFECTORY attached, in which there
also Bath Rooms connected for warm cold and shower
baths The Porter will be attendance all times darng
N BIThose who Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell. nl9 3msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PASSIONS.
GTIrDY OF HEALTH

new and original Melco-p ysologica Work the PLY.
"A soiogy Of the Passions illustrative Of the rise
taying the results Of youthful improvdence the
verws b. Member Of the London Roya College Of Sur
geons Licensed Practitioner in Medicine and author Of
Courship Marriage, Green Book Manhood" &: Sold,
wholesale and retail Christies, No. Asor House New
York. n26 3lsm
PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND POTATOES
CARGO Of this superior article equal Irish, for sale
n a much lower price, in lots to suit purchasers, at
n26 3tem No. "a SOUTH STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
102 WILLIAM STREET.

WEDELEs Il MEYER, Importers of Frmch German and
co. rsSy w%oo c nays received ny ass arrivals and
Combs Silk and Fancy Purses; 100 dozen Cigar Cases; Lead
Pencils best quality Susis Hair Pns assortment
Of peanerss; ss and Wos;ed EmbrSideres etc. etc. aud
manufacturers oEngland Writing Desks and fancy Boxes,
etc., etc 90 tDNM W&Fenc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

DUTATOEs--i00o bushels very superior Irish Po,a,oe.
landing ship Sddons from Liverpool and Tor ssle in
n26 H. X. COLLINS q co. "a Soutb ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

HoNoRs TO THE VICE President. beautiful
schooner George M. Dallas will be launched rom
the wharf above the Elm Tree, Kensington, Thurs
day, the 9th Of December, ls44 The committee Tor
king arrangements for the launch Messrs. janice
Byrne and John Bnttiss This Is Of the trimmest
models sct aaoa by enterprsng townsmen and
in addition 10 its seis ell set, will have fine bust OF Mr.
Dallas the cutwater. -Phifn. Times, Nop. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, q 1876 Fulton street, New, York,
IL Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
Philadelphia also author Of work embracing the following
meally physooscal and medically explained with COM
Syphilis Secondary Spmytoms, Gonorhae Glee Structures
Nocturnal Emissions and al the arising from self
the aforementioned diseases at his long Office
6 Fulton street. where the most forms Of all aec
of the geneatiSe will yield his mode of treat
mct without restraint IN diet or exc rcse and without mer
payzd from excessive indulgence from he
will De able the parts toeah and yigor Persons
distance. enclosing 81, can have OF the work
All letters be paid and directed to Dr. ii. Fawce
IG Fulton street. New York n26 Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27


pARNHILL'S INDELIBLE INK--The superiority of this
Marking ink now very generally acknowledged by fhe
druggists ad consumers of the article in Phadcpha large
number Of have already tested may be by their
Advertisements and have pronounced To any Other
indelibe ink whether Of domestic or foreign make. :
The whole process Of marking completed In hrea
minutes, even midnight, il desirable. = -
IL called Barns indelibe lax after the Christian name
Of Of our fam, who nyenssd it, Msrufacud and for sale
- POTTS, LINN X HARRIS,
Wholesale Druggists.
No. AK Markc. street, Philadelphia.
IaDELBLE IrR-Messs Potts, Linn x Harris. No. 21yk
Market and have for sale
articles in their line OF druggists admirable Ink
truly ndelbe II WILL by is beauty and the simplicity of its
use. commend itself the regard of those who like
plain.
lFrom the Editors OF the North American OF March i0t)
irDEL,BLE iNK-we have tried Of Banhifs ndelble
Ink and cheerfuy recommend all those wishing mark
on linen or cotton runs freely and requires previous
pnralon IL Is for sale by Messn Potts, Linn Hns No
3lsx Market street. -
(Copy Of an advertisement of April isth)
BARrHLLs lrpELBLE IrK Just received supply of dis
celebrated Ink and having tested thoroughly am prepared 70
warrant i equal II not SUPERIOR to made in the United
AIso-Dnss. Medicipes faips Acids Dye stuns. var.
ashes c, which wn be sold on the nost removable
terms BY ALEXANDER HARPER,
lei smsro WIS., -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

CoLoRED MEMBERS In THE BAPTIST CHURCHES or
GEoRGIA.-The Georgia Chyisfian Inder says,
From the best information can obtain, inclined to
think that out Of $4,000 communicates, $1,000 black
persons In the church In Augusta he says, here
about 1000 blacks and 200 whites, being 10 l. In
Savannah 1900 blacks 10 about 300 whites being to L.
In most Of the Southern counties" he presumes 'the
proportion 10 still greater
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

EXPRESS PRICES REDUCED--The subscribeE have
reduced thelr Express prices all small packages Of law
4no oner doeuments from 50 q package,
rom 81, S,y e Buffalo and the n,msdiats points Also
en per pse.sss from this city Chicago, and the intsd
aus LIviNasTON WELLS 4 poMER0v
ZlNC--aocasks xsse adoas--5c, al. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

RARE CHANCE FOR A ROPE-MAKER,
MWHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS.
THE subscriber, declining business wishes dispose Of his
Rope Walk Machinery, Steam Engine &c For person
who wishes TO engage lucrative business the above
there being from ~ to 80 ships lifted in the
vicinity Engine end Boiler (which is OF about horse
rower will be sold il desired For or other
particulars, address ROBERT HOLT,
+ n9 Ivy Wkx5rirc New London Coon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27
ROGERS GYMNASIUM.

THIS SPLENDID EsTABLIsHMENT is now open day
sedenary habits should practise which
only remedy for cOntactons OF the Chest Dyspepsia
ordinary results Of constantly bending the desk and
DYING.
Parents and Guardians Of Boys, and all interested
vted TO call. j p ROGERS, Proprietor
N. BJP r. in connection with w. J. Wyer, opened
large Gymnasium in Brooklyn, No. 63 Fulton
Gentlemen doing business in New York. who reside in
Brooklyn, will find this establishment complete for the
purposes Of exercise. Open day and evening na2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-27

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
lust RECEIVED from Paris, by packet ship Francis the
u First,
500 French Dagueneoype Plates large size, (sar brandy
IL Atrcmatic Glasses ga inches diameter.
IL dozen Of Gilt Frames, Of different sizes.
German lnsIumeny for taxing family groups An for
sale cheap for cash by f. A. AHTAULT,
French Materials Importer
Lafayette Bazaar, Ao Broadway, cor of Liberty
ms ImkYc 4. -