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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-07
NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of prescription to
any lands within the limits Of the townships above
ennms rated is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction the register and receiver of the proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor soon as
practicable after seeng this notice and eore The day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale OF
the township embracing the tract claimed above de-
signated otherv such claim will be for
THO II. BLAKE
Comm Of the General Land Office
~
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Commissioner Of the Cent Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTroN CLAIMANT,

Every person entitled to The right Of pre.emp,ion
to any lands within the limits of the tracts above de-
scnbed, lying ~ the State OF Illinois il reoupsd 10
establish The same to the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the proper Land Office and maxi e
payment therefor I" soon practicable after vting TIL.
nois, and beio'e The day appointed for the commence
menl OF the sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, above designated otherwise such claim will
he forfeited
THO. n. BLAKE
Commissioner ofhs Genp Lend Office,
sens
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES


the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will be held at
the aforementioned Land Offices in the STATE OF
ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter designated,
to WITT
At the Land Office at BATESVILLE, commenc-
ing on Monday, the eleventh day Of November next
for the disposal Of the public lands within tie under
mentioned townships, VIZ:
North Of The Bas, Line and Vest Of N, FJrh Principal
Meridian.
townships Eve six, ten and eleven. Of range one.
Townships four, FIVE and nine Of range two
Fractional townships five and SIX, west of White
River, Of range four.
Fracuon township four, west Of White River,
and township eight, Of range five.
Fractional township twelve, north OF old Indian
boundary, Of range eight
Fractional township eleven, north Of old Indian
boundary and township twelve, of range nine.
Fractional township eleven, north Of old Indian
boundary, and townships twelve and thirteen, Of
range ten.
Townships twelve and thirteen, OF range eleven.
Fractional township nine north OF the old Indian
boundary, and township twelve, Of range twelve.
Fractional townships eight and nine, north OF the
old Indian boundary, and township twelve, Of range
thirteen
Fractional township eight north Of the old Indian
boundary, and townships nine twelve and fifteen, of
range fourteen.
Township fifteen Of range fifteen
Township seventeen, Of range sixteen.
townships thirteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and
eighteen OF range seventeen.
At the Land Office al FAYETTEVILLE, com
mencing on Thursday the fourt entb day of Novem-
Der next TOR the disposal Of the public lands within
the aforementioned townships, viz
North Of me Bas Linz and Vest Of the Ftnh Principal
Township seventeen, OF range eighteen.
Townships sixteen, nineteen and twenty, Of range
nineteen.
Township sixteen, Of range twenty-one.
Township twenty-one, Of range twenty-five
Townships twelve, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen .,
to eny and twenty one, Of range twenty four
townships sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and nine
teen Of range twenty-five
Township fourteen, Of range twenty-seven
Townships eighteen, nineteen, twenty and twenty
ono Of range twenty-eight
Township fourtees, OF range Twenty-Five.
Township twelve, of range thrty-one.
At The Land Office at JOHNSON COURT
HOUSE, commencing on Monday the eighteenth day
Of November next, for the disposal OF the public
lands within the aforementioned townships, VIZ;
Worth ofihe Ba,, Line md West Of TIE Fnh Principal
Meridian
Townships four and Ave, Of range eighteen.
Township four, OF range nineteen.
Township nine and ten, Of range twenty
Townships nine and ten, Of range twsnty-one.
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THE POEMS AND BALLADS OF SCHIL~
Il LER, Translated by Sir Edward Lyuon Bu~er,
Complete in one voloms just published snd this day
r.ceived fpr ssle by +. TAYLOR.
august ~.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-07

GOV. PoLK'S MARCH AND TEXAS QUICK
STEP.
THE following New Pieces are hi, a,y received.
Il and for sale at the old established Music and
Stationery Store, on Pennsylvania Avenue, two
DOOR east Of Twelfth street
VIM. FISCHER.
Governor Folks March and Texas Quiekstep--by
y. A. Wsgler
Wrscser's Daughter, du.tt--byJ Y. Muller.
Rial Havana, song-by @ w. Chip. ndsle II"
Lady, Awskso-by J. II. Hewitt. apis
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MAJOR VIM. - MUTT Of the Treasury De-
partment Is constituted nv Agent to transact
business for the estate Of the late TuIly r. Wise
To him, creditors, having properly authenticated
claims, or Others, having any KIDD Of business with
the estate, are respectfully referred during my abb
,ence. JOHN G. WISE, Administrator
Of T. n. Wise, decd
Washington City, Aug. 18th, 1874. ln
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTioN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right Of PRESUMPTION 20
snv Of tn. snds above enumerated is required 70
tsbli.h the To the satisfaction Of the Reqsts
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IN pursuance flaw, !, JoHs TYLER, President of
the United stes OF America, do her, by declare
and make known hat public sales will be held at the
underme ntoned land offices, in the STATE OF IN
DIANA, at the periods hereinafter designated, to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
A LETTER FROM COL. PRESTON

The following Letter fr,m Col Preston. ,houcb ma,
81 very recent date, having but just now been published
VIII be read with the interest which lis subject and lis
tone are alike calculated To excite II uas drawn ,b
rum the winter by an invitation To attend Great mann
iaf celebration s tie late National Anniversary In Run
con'be colny, In North Carolina
toLuMBIA, Is. Co June 80 1874.
DEAR sra F.: have until his moment cherisbe a
The hope OF being able join the u hes Of North Ca,
eliza at Asheyillo The Fourth of July next bu, find
myself unable TO iave my indispOsto having iner,as
Cd within The last two days
fiease inurm our friends Of the sorrow and nor,fen
5tio5 with which surrender the hone of BEING with
them. for h would have been A dslighi IN mo n have
breahed on the 4ih Of july Your free maintain ,nI
wing ar, Wide We lnerchuneed assurances of d.,o.
non to our country and the Uaionn and warmed m
"e sy'hiaies ~hich ought 10 (and trust ever willy
"'hu "gethef The different States of our Conteda-,cy
net that believe that there is any serious ar pses,
dahg-r mai threatens oar Dnon Tor have lou1 since
ceased 10 DC alarmed by the insane eaces of weak and
nasy men, who, upon the failure of every petty scheme
ol personal OF party ambition announce the d.,rno,
., 'hs'uiions established by the wisdom and virtue and
oood 81 The nobles generation uf men no ever have
20 70 'he tide oi time. and which, IN despite of surl
Fy. are yet 10 be the pride and safety Of nany
aiinns OF lreemcn. go
bui while iLese insane ebullions ofimpoteni yolenc,
RAY be regarded without any serious nnnrehe,.ins
sey sh"uid be marked OF the traits OF temr, i,
ibat party whes~ general and peryadinp character
s.o - dst'ucrenea, and " hose tendency towards in
''''' anu aehohloh II IS The business of the Wig.
70 arrest That they will do all human prvbab,luie
assure us. f
~ TIE last two months the omens have been une
"vea,. onr Convention at Baltimore was prompt
osso, ana unsnmous 10 register the edc of The peo
pleflieirs was iumuuary discofdanf and determine,
ny ifiek or an accident. Their mairity was de
'ea'ed IN their own Conyenun and unable 10 sugses
man ioS the Presidency. they have taken sigu-vn,
DiosIem devoion they have taken the breeches of ei
h4ztoniet for a standard
The s,av3 10 r.Il. -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

Ioeofoco RrIoIclNcs.-The feJtien-S Il ilr To-
coiocos over the result oil the late elections remind a. Of
an old anecdoic OF Geetge the 1hlfd Ut England At
The conclusion OF The revolutionary war the hing order
"a tal DAY should be sci apart uf general thauk.sv
log and prayer throughout the kingdom He was asked
what Here was ia give thanks inf after disastrous
cuncuslon Of the whr-wns it because he had Isl ihir
teen OF his fines, colanlesl No. answered the king
Vas II because so many Of his best officers and soldier,
aa been Ruled such vast amount oi money eapeD-
dcd aud The debt of the country increased so
lyi No. said the good natured monarch-.,re must
thank God isno ,eorse ruh us'' The Iocolocos are
rejoicing and giving thanks upon The same sensible prn
cpe. aud pretend 10 feel happy and comfortable that
they are not completely annlhlaled. They are now
practising p'llosophlc compacenry against the time Of
their more awful woes, when they will cmphaticallv
need all they can raise.
Hudson az - Republican,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

pass tins point the Canal during the season. In 1871
the Tolls he canal least Sd per cent. grcaie
than IN IS md the um this year WILL be
sides paying all expenses Of repairs, official
the Canal the ordinary expenses Of the Stale govern
m. Mt. and the interest The State debt, Jay ntp the
Treasury nearly million of dullas.
Deceased -Ex 10, frncr Moore. Of Alabama. recent
~ died hts residence in Texas, where he removed =
few months since. lie vas formerly member ofGon'
gress frum Alabama The Hon. 1iorge Adams, ff-
merry Judge Of the L ;. District Court VI Mississippi
died the 4,h uii Of congesye fever. GEAR Jackson
IN that State.
beautiful marble monument, TO be placed over
the remains Of the gallant G. mmed Hull. is be
ing constructed in Philadelphis The design IL ex>
ceedlngy simple and appropriate. The tomb is solid
marble block upon which the industrious hand VI skill
has cbis.ed enerelIng wreath IL roses, in graceful
and natufa beauty. II copy VI the Tomb OF the
Scpios, with the eagle surmountinn II, foot resting
up'n the Silr Spansled Banner, The other upon
non ball.
Earthquake Private letters received in New York,
state that the town OF Nicaragua, Lake Nicangus,
Central America. WAS destroyed by al earthquake in
June last No particulars of the ioss Of life are given
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
PRICE OF WHEAT AND FLOUR ABROAD.

Much has been said vi late about the present stale o
the Mitkei for the agricultural products Of country
The operaaa Of the principles Of the free trade party,
Ear regards the Introduction II ,hpse products nio 10
reign markets, may be judged from inspection VI The
following srlicle, which transfer with pleasure
columns. frum the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser:
One cause of The law price Is. we have mere than
We can al present consume. What is Ia be done with
these prrdncs 81 our forests. fields. and daresl Sell
them. say Free Traders. But 10 hunt Where is the
foreign market you would have louk TO- instead uf
hoTno MARKET Eneaal She supplies herself and does
moi 60 begging lof bread Her grain crops have turn
ed oui WE'LL and her supplies hand. Ireland alone
fo fifteen years has supplied than bali ol her eorn,
grain and fDur.
'But. say these theorists. send 10 other coun
tres besides England. Well, suppose we Try few
ports VIII you stop al Dsnizic--aheai there is 80
cents per husicl. Al Hamburg. IL is Sc cents Al o
desss, 30 euBis hiir New Yofk il tany.s from
Soto - cents, and that too when the supply is unpfece
deulsd
mo, II Is Idle to Talk shout lcling far market or
1000 miles OF Farmers are in wan nf no foreign mar
bet "hee their wheat must Ray duty Of 60 per cent
bui they shnnld hnid up IN their land home mar
kc aud then the prices Of Whist they sell will be- regula
led by ma duties sliding scales aud their market not
he cut oil al The very time when they in need
of IT,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

The .7boliiionisis Whenever man heretofore con.
nccied with the Abalitiunisis a, the North ayows his
Intention 10 vote FOR Mr.. Clay.not because Mr. Clay
Is disposed IN any respect To favor their views on that
question: Qor they well know that he is no,,) bu, be.
cause they agree with him in reference To other great
questions OF public pocy,the Loco,co papers in the
South Instantly SET howl about ''cualiiion bet cen
the Wings and the Aboltionss, for the purpose Of ter
niying old women in trousers. Blu, they are wholly
silent when they are told that the Abolto,ss as r.
w. are co operating with the Lncu,cos in Mane-that
the leading Abolition papers bitterly denounce Mr..
Clay, wbile when they touch Mr.. Polk at ALL their
claws are sheahed in vevet-and when they hear, as
correspondent of the ~ Y Express says that "n Mad
son county (N the theatre Of the labors of Gerritt
Sm'h 'ihe famous Abolition lecturer) the Abol,onisis
have agreed to support Abolition Polk tickle. that
The proposition came from the I.pcos" and that this
wI be dc ne IN many parts othe Stale and probably of
other States" When tidnss like these reach them
they are as dumb as an OYSTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
TRIBUTE TO MIR CLAY.

The Pans correspondent Of tie Boston Atlas writing
under date oi The lsl instant, says:
~ was shown yesterday beautiful gold snuff box
which was made for, and carried by Peter the Great
oa the Top Is representation Of The erected Ia
him at II Peiosbug the Sides the walls Of the Krem
I'm. aad on the bottom his private arms. II was pyeu
by hm to The ancestors oi one Of the lending noblemen
Of Russia. who has given IT To Mr. Duncan OF New Or
leans, 10 present 10 his friend, HENRY CLAY, rs an
anunymous tribute Ia his talents AS statesman and his
worth citizen Even in the mountain fasntsses %,
Greece. Mr.. D. nluftas me, the Suots inquired after
Clay assoealng The master spirit OF country ith
their own Rezzaris, as
One Of the few, the immortal names
! hat were not born Ia die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

o. The celebrated Elliott votes, by which the Los
coiocos OF New Orleans attempted to pipe-lay ,hem-
serves nto power have been sgaln stamped with
ba,on by the voice ofihe State convention of Louisiana
recently in session. several ofhe leading Locos even ".
hitting in the act of Condemnation. One of them was
Mr. Wadsworth, (who, PEASANT, is brother Of the
Kew Ed Wadsworth, the stationed minister Of the
y lelhodlst E. Church in Peiersburg) who we are told
by the New Orleans Bee, made manly and ndepen.
dent speech. pronouncng these votes tc be fraudulent
and expressing his contempt and adherence Of party
tics, which defended such monstruus frauds" The Con-
vcn'inno motion of Mr. Grymes another democrat then
ad on the table. equivalent to eJection the res u.
non proposing to sanction this fraud So much for Lo-
cofoco "pipe-aying!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
john q. .4dams-Dr. Dmcaa Marcus Morton

I0'h q .7ddns-Dr. Duncan --.Incus Morton
he Enquirer Is very indignant that some Of the
Wings OF Richmond should have invited JOHN @ Adj.
ans to the dinner some time since given Mr. Bolts in
mat city-oi COURSE for no other than that Mr.
Adamss course the subject of Abolition has been lust
y offensive to the South. Perhaps the Enquirer has
forgotten that DIR. Duncan, cho has gone as far as Mr.
adams in his expressions of hostility to slavery, as we
shall take occasion to show in day two, was once
invited by his Iocoioco brethren 10 dinner at Farm
vile in this State. And may have overlooked the fact,
that Nitrous Morton of Massachusetts, a Missouri Re-
stricoaist M 1919, and who now denounces Hen.
ry Clay as the man who prevented the irumpb of the
AbolllonIsts then was among the invited guests to tho
great Locooco Convention held in Nashville few DAYS
ago. Uhig who acts occasionally with the Aboii-
onlsis is perfect in the eyes of the Enoui.
rer-bn, Tor full-booded ,clf1co A,otonsl il has no
voice oi reproach.
Strange, that such difference there should he
"'Iwixt tweedle-dum and tweedle-d %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

Nj. jefferson and Bmk--ll has been very proper
ly conended by the Wings thai Mr.. Jeersou's appr,,-
val OF bill authorizing Bank oflhe United State,
to establish branches III the territories belonging TO tbp
Union. was virtual remuneration Of his institutional
objections to that Institution This position has been
secuted by our opponents not only illogical but pre-
posierous. But that the Wings reasoned correctly il
proved by the following from letter Of Mr. JEFF
terson himself, quoted in the Democratic Review
excellent authority, and We are not little surprised
It's candor in publishing ~ for February ls44. rag.
ll7 "Ihare (said MIR Jeffrrspn, in letter from Nlun-
ncello) 'raired my orn objections 10 Bank and The
pro?f That did so lies il The fact thai suffered tho
Bank that eristed IN my administration to ertend lis
Locos say this admission Il follows by the same
process OF reasoning. that Cen Jackson who pet,onpd
tor the establishment Of branch Of The Monster at Nash
vile, and Mr. Van Buren, WIN pc oned for branch at
Albany likewise recognized lis constitnlonay they
unique stlonably did lis erpediency, by 50 doing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
D;s,ys,;o,, in Franklin.

we l.arn that there was a., animated and able DIS
cusson al FfankIia curt .hose. last Monday between
VIM Ballard Preston behalf Of the Wings, and jas
NJ. Whi,ile, in opposition. The Wings claim co"-
peie triumph The argnmenias, indeed, vlndica''ns
The principles of,he constitution, as interpreted ny
tstamers and Gus expounders, and support
ing those public policy. which, as past ex
perience demonstrates, lie a, the foundatO" OF national
prosperity needs be the case, wherever The coi
baianis are any Thing like equally mairheJ. =.
We understand aso that there was 'passage at arms
between George II. Gmer and Mr.. Edmunds OF Halt
fax touching the remarkable mistake OF The latter gentle
man as the Flour trade between the North and the
South Mr. Edmunds. admitting his error, treated II as
very Insignificant matter any way certainly the only
''lopoe OF retreat" left to him. But. il IL was 81 lnslg-
ncant why did he introduce and dwell on IL at the PIE
cedng Franklin COURT We would. at all events, ad-
wise him learn before he sets hmss If up teacher
of the people. lie should "lany a, Jericho" awhile
longer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

05- The lnlelgencer, published at Romney. in
liamshre county, says, good Wing took three a, HE
Locoloco neighbours to the meeting recently hall
al w Winchester. two Of whom were converted 4, ,he
VIM! ann. and the ihrd forced 10 take the fence
from which 1t IS believed he will fall on the '.clova
slde-whch Is. Of course, The Wing side -locolr,sm
being barren field. yielding little besides ,horns and
thises. ""u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

Changes in augusta Various chances 10 T.,coc.oo
ism IN Augusta county have recently been proclaimed bv
our nelghb"r. the authority of that bunderiny papeI
The Rockingham Register. The Saun,on Spectator
IN reference 10 those changes. says s'Some whom i,
claims as changes, We are told perhaps quite as old
IN the faith as the editor Of thai prn, is hmsef-sme
are moi voers-and others still Whigso One Of
the new converts Is said 10 he ga soldier Of the revou
'i"n," although The Spectator says he is hale and
youthful locking fellow of45!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
"FACI. TIlF MUSIC

WIScnEsrrR. August 20.
will bet $40 ,C00to g. 900 thai IeHy lay : the
next President Of the United States II he hives
III SilRDD TAYLOR
Tho W ashng,on Sanard, IN publishing ii.s a.. 81.
says
ANY person dispused lo take the ab.se hri -
his ozpenses paid IN " inch.stcI fir ia. yurp
ing IT Ihefe; ut II moie desirabls the sffsuasn.ez
be made In Washington. applicslloa the -->sIua
aldn onic.."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

Eaang or After claiming the vote Of New York
and Pennsyvan certain for Polk and Dallas a few
days ago. the last Richmond Enquirer says -Four
gentlemen have just returned from visit to the North
and they are almost confident of the vote of New York
ara New Jersey-almos certain of Pennsy lvania."-
Utmost! But to cinch the nail, the Enquirer adds
" One of the bet informed citizen, Of the Emipre Civ
Will not even admit she is doubtful" Is it possible
that "one' man can be found in New York, who is thus
sanguine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
DaguerrcOtypc Portraits.

VIE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
u citizens OF Lynchburg that he is now and will re-
nam Tor few days at Mrs. Pend on Main
I ~ , ana rs prepared to take D4GUERREOTFPE
PORTRAITS superior to any tina, have ever heen IA
ken IN ms place. and equal 10 any in the world lie
has variety OF specimens hand and very respectful
" invites ladies and gentlemen To call and examine
mem. lie VIII execute his work with despatch and
elegance, al all hours OF the day, at very reduced
price. JAMES RIfRNEV
Sept. 2 Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
EI.v'Gk' Nssd STAPLE
Sill ID q q d ID y 4.
UiLLLihs. R.L\hL.N g. PE.N.NLNl.N,
No. "a WILLIAM STREET.

No. - WILLIAM STREET.
r"ESEH % CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
:" III cal the attention Of Merchants visiting
- iarA Tor their Fall supplies to their EATEN
sunni Of entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
Il Their ordinary stock, which comprises full and ge
n'iA ssey v Staple and Fancy silk Goods they have
i~fa making large additions OF ENTIRELY NEW
>itlf>. expressly adapted In The season.
fpn the facilities which they possess 10 the purchase
o ''p'ds at the very lowest prccsher unrlvalcd and
very extensive assortIsentlhey feel assured that it
De IN Their power TO offer extraordinary inducements to
purchasers who desire and deserve 10 buy ON the very
oes terms, and they are determined 10 spare no mains
Ia make or the nteres, vi such to make their seeclons
from their stock. 10
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range Of styles, in Rich Printed
Cashnire Dfcosse of latest PARIS patterns; Tiesans
Grape De LANES. Muslin DE LANES of Pans STYLE,
never before offered.
Alpaccas, Bonbazines, Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced.
SlLkS-Csmeleon Broc,de Silks; Cameeon Br,chi
Striped Silks Plain and Satin Striped Hellenic nnes
black and Blue Black Satin Striped and Brocade frur-
d Silks; Satin Striped Gros CRANES; Black and Blue
Black fos de Swiss; Italian uslrlngs Gos de Rhe u.s.
Gtos dAtrques Black and Blue Black Sallns Plain aud
Figured Salins. Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compri-
sing Bonnet Silks and Sans of entirely new styles Bon
Bonnet Neves. PLAIN colos. black and blue black pur
ed, shaded PLAID; cut and uncut
LACES.
Cap Laccs in great variety, Of new aud elegant pat
terms Trimming Iaces and Lace Edglngs, black ant
white; Silk, Llsle. Guipure, Mechlin, Brussels &c
Thread Laces and Edgings, French. German and
English.
SIIAWI.S
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shawls
lh'oet Muslin de Lame, kabyle, Plaid Woollcn, Nett
sc. sc.
! SILK StiAWIS-Dark Cameleon, Satin Striped
figured, &c.
GLOVES AND MIrTS,
In every variety for Gentlemen, Ladies, and Misses
Kid of the approved manufacture, Buck Merino
Noollen, Silk, Lace, Fet, Egyptian, India Rubber
&r.
Their stuck will be found 10 comprise full assert
ment of all the various small items needed and they in
vie the attention of Buyers, with the fullest confidence
that they can supply every want in their line.
| New York, AugS 3mf