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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
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Washington, Ia. A

Washington, IA. Aug. ), u "A.
Messrs. d. Ilarer & Co. Gems; At the
q lest OF many, who are anxiously awaiting the ar
nval of supply of yonr celebrated Hebrew
Plaster and Persian Pills we write You The sec
ond tim" saying that we are ont We have ire
qucnt calls or both Plaster and Pills, which render
general Satisfaction. Please send US another lot
Immediately, and oblige,
e.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
p ROP OS AIS

WILL be received at the Office of Public works
w Southport, Wisconsin Territory, until Thurs
day the j st day Of July, for D;tching, Filling and
GrubDing, such parts OF the section line Road from
Southport TO Geneva as require 1t. The road 10
be 70 feet wide and the centre of it foot above
the natural surface of the ground; the bottom OF
the bitches to be at least Is inches below the natur
al surface of the ground, and the outside % feet
apart. At such places as require filling swampy
ground there will be put down first "a covering OF
small trees, if thev can be obtained, then another
of limbs and brus h. and on this the road will be
made 10 feet wide, OF the best earth tor road pur-
poses that can be conveniently obtained.
AT Culveris and Bridges, the road will be raised
to the level of the roadway.
The proposals should state the price per rod for
each kind of work. the whole to be done under the
direction ofthe Engineer or Foreman. and com
peted by the last of October next. When required
pavments will be made for work done, reservng
20 per cent which will be retained until the full
fment of the contract, when 1t will he paid TO the
contractor or forfeited in case of failure.
J. MCCLELLAN,
Capt. Typographical Engineers.
Southport, w. T. June 28, lS45.
GENTS. double and single brim'd eghorn and
u palm leaf hats, alarge supply at
julyS MANNEY'S
SHIRTING stripes, ticks, shambrc, blue and
> yellow nankecn, wooden paids. &c. at
iulyS MANNEf 5.
JJAIR pins, plain and fancy necklaces, back,
1 i side, dressing and ivory combs. at
july8 MANNEY'S.
SHIRTS, STOCKS, COLLARS &c.
T,NE Musline Shirts with linen blossoms, Linen
L Shirt Bosoms and Collars Stocks, Scarfes,
Cravats, Calico and Hickory Shirts, Gloves, Sus-
penders, Handkerchief, and other articles for
Ii. b. HINSDALE.
SHOES. &C.
T AIDES Cater Boots, French Kid Slips;
i Halt Caters do DO Ties
Buskins' Walking Shoes
Children's Leather boots, Brogans
Womens Lace do. Leather slips,
together with general assortment of boots for
men md boys, tor sale by
H.B. HINSDALE.
I'ew bushels Of CRANBERRIEs Tor sale by
L L. pOMEROY.
April IL.
GENERAL LAND AuENT
THE Suhs-rb Der offers his services 10 the pub
lie g, neraIlv rs gent for the purchase and sale Of
real estate aud other properly IN his territory. also
for the payment OF taxes, and the care OF iaLds
owned by iHoSe HVlUE az distance. lis eAteH-
siye acquaintance IN the United States. viii enable
him to procure satisfactory reference whenever re-
CURED. Prompt attention given 10 all business en-
tsas,ed &c lis care.
GEORGE FOLSOM.
Burlington, Racine co. April -, Io45-
tTOBACCO fTom cts to 5 fer Quad,
by G. {. NANNY
| ONE hundred bushels Of OATS for sale by
~ IL. Ii. HlNDALE.
ONE PRICE-SPECIE BASISl
TIHE Subscribers having reduced their price
J and having adopted the above method ter the
cling OF Goods-the same shall be strictly adhered
MARSALL & PHl,L rs.
/ sn bushels vi DRIED APPLES for sally
/ III h. POMERY.
AprilI7
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T lST or Letters remlining in the Posi- Oh
IL fec at Southport, w. T., July ], Is 10
4 I.arahee Thos
Adams n l. Lines Henry
Allen Pl.nny Lester n
b Lees Joseph
Bacon Newton 2 NJ
Barber Arthur S Mitchell John
Backie John Mitchell Martin
burlington Robt2 Marlett Garrett
Butter6eld Jamcs Meath Thos
Burgess Henry Mateva Saml
Bullock Asa Jr Miller K ID
Burgess Mrs Ruhqma Marvin Joshua II
Burk NJ SIS Phoeba EMarsh Harry B
baker c f Marsh Harry
Baker S + Mayo Willis J
Barnes Urlla Mount Elijah
Bill Hiram , Morgan Russell
Billiard Faveue Middlemass James
Babcock r Melvin Benz
Brown Terah Melville Benz
Rcflel John Mlligan VIM III
Boyle John Mclaughlin b
Borland A w McCnlly David
G. McNor,on Dan
Grain Edmund Mssgeh Maria Ge
Chilly Mrs VIM man
Conway Catherine N
Converse John Newell VIM
Clay Thos =
Church GeoW Orcot, Stephen
Cow;ng David Osgood DR. w D
Gushing James
Connolly Peter Powderly Jas L.
Clark Ruth -- Peck Stephen 2
Clark Mrs Lodemia Palmer JAS +
Crawford Washing ;onPerry Alfred
Cunity Wilhelm Parr 81 Ransom
ID Puctt Austin NJ
Davis Roswell K
Dlvis Rev Harrison Rignev John
Davis Jos Reed Edward
DAVIS Hi Rals'on Benz 2
Davenport S A Rollins A
Dye Darius d. Rodgers Mary Mrs
Dexter John Rowen Mrs. Betsey
Durham David G Ring VIM II
f. S
Es,man Jonson Sykes Byram
f Stewart Petei
Ferry Euos Sherslcy Jno.
Fox Sanl S one Austin
G Stone Miss Harriet
Clifford WmP Snidcr John
Gibbon Miss Jessie Shuart Hiram
Gould Benz NJ Shedd VIM b
Goodrich Jas Swift Jno +
Gage Norman Sprague Elisha
Gurnee Isaac Smith Asa
Gibbs Herman Stevens Danl
II II
Henesa Martin SiIsbury Samuel
Hanks Levi Triiley Thos
Hoy' p b Tabor Sami w
Hoyt Horace 2 Thomas Eli
Hadlev VIM. Tiffany Nelson
Harmon Danl Towslee Waters
Hatch Henry Towslee Miss Lydia
Hatch Chas Taylor Juslus
Hawley L 5 Perry John /.
u
Jones Stephen Udall Miss E \
Jones G
Jackson Saxton Woke George
Jackman Cyrus NanElorn Jno }
Judd w "
Jerome Robt Wilson Hugh
X Wilson VIM
Kelley Jas Wilcox Mrs Hannah
Kipo VIM West Hannah
Kent NJ lion Nicken VIM
Kean John Wallermne Geo.
Lines VIM Wheeler Jno
+. Wakem1n NJ
Lobdell Calvin
Larahee Albert Yates Thus
~ Persons calling for the above letter
will please mention them as advertised.
II r HiNSUAIE. = NJ.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22

rNEN Boxes Browns mould Candles, 6 and Z
l. Just received, by [ju3O] G. c. NANNY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22

CTATIONERY.-Ag good article of letter and
- Foolscap paper ior sale by
julyS w. b. SLOCUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
33oohs.

THE WANDERING JEW-cHEAP EDITION!
NhINCHESrER'S SPLENDID EDITION of the Wan
w derng Jew ransated by Herbert, is this day pub
sled and sale tire Golden Rule Office, 2i Ann.st
Price 30 cents, complete Now the time obtain he
"only edition worth reading the OF materials, in
two hantso volumes OF nearly 200 pages.
LATELY PUBLISHED.
ArSved Ciernstern, the Robber Captains Bride an
exciting romance from the German OF Wander Nede the
Walter Scott of Germany Price IS cts
The Elliott Family, Tale of Womans Wrongs, by
Charles Budett Containing startling disclosures. 1t is Il
story of New York fe founded strictly facts. Price
paper 25 cts. Bound in cloth aud gilt 37i els.
The Hotel Lambert, By Eugene Sue Sd edition. Price Is
celts
Godophn Arabian, with engrayings, by Eugene Sue
Price l2i CTS.
Eulae Pontos, or the Stolen VIII, By soue. Price l2i
cents.
The Prime Minister the Singular Adventures of a
Peasant and Peer, 10y Zschokke. Price l2t cts
The Confess Fausliua, by Ida, Countess ahn-Hahu.
Price p els.
IN PRESS.
"The Bastard, the Brothers Revenge" by Spnder.
the greatest written III the German language
and which is renowned throughout the civil zed world.
the which gave Spnder his immense repu
tation rs Il novelist markabe powerfully
citing romance has been issued in the United States
or one which will produce greater sensation In about
two weeks.) l. WINCHESTER, publisher,
MS IL 81 Ann-s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
rAr,L AND WINTEs GOODS.

XEJM T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers and Tailors, Inn.
w porters Of Cloths ard Cassmeres, Fesnngs Sc 81
Broadway American Hotel Opposite the Fountain, are IL
receipt extensive assortment OF new goods or AL and
Winter wear comprising, French aud English Cloths for
aud Fuck Goals In egea variety oil syes,
SIX San, Merino and Velvet Vesngs Aiilled Cloths,
Tweeds sc. for OverCoas, which VIII De inaue up
order through the aid o as efficient corps OF cuo
can be found IN The country An esssnla pon' IA NC NC
economy 10 which would direct, and IN rendering tie
style and character OF garments such as Rust snlsy @
discriminating that views OF cheapnesS are not paseo
ON The production of any other than hrst rate sarneh
syst9m or small poptn ana
returns and prompted The solicitation o cail irou oe
who would really effect saving vi Tue extra per cetaHo
levied under the credit system.
The attention directed the Pantaloons department must
continue offer inducements TO those who appreciate ~
combining ease and elegance.
In aldiEOn the usual assortment OF goods Kept by
trade have always hand ready made Dress aud rock
Coats Pentaotns Vests NC 10 answer the requirements "a
those who Of emergency may require sl rste sun
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great variety scnI Crssss
HGndkerches Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery Under-Vssn.
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c &c sAs
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
men l87 Broadway, three doors below the Franklin
House The subscribers would call the attention Of their
and the public very arge and wei selected
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all mo
latest styles of French and English Peto Cloths for winter
black and fancy Bonleanf eisstc Casseres OF
entire patterns; very rich slye OF Silks, Cashhefe
aud Velvet Vestngs, suitable for the CO ,ng season. All OF
ch will be made 10 order few nouTs notice, and In
hs superior style for which the establishments mas
been SC long celebrated
CITY do hesitate challenge conparlsoi WIN any
in point Of style, elegance and workmanship A.she same
time prices will convince the most skepuca, tbu nst
u,e garments furnished very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention 10 The Fducy DoPaft.
Ient connected with the establishment where can Oe ouhu
every article requisite To complete gentenahs
of tile newe. and richest materials selected by our agents
in the Paris and London narkes Also an assounont VI
ready made Dress Frock Coats and winter garments OF
every Inscription for the accommodation oi 'ose
a'tS'Is aS is,f 9' aief' '' j. c. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

CT DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Che.ry Is
ADM ted by thousands who using daily be the
best medicine discovered. II is daily eaeccng most
astonishing cures, in Consumption Coughs Colds Asthma,
Bronchitis Liver Complaint WhoGping Coughs palpation
of tbs Heart Pain in the Side and Breast Spui:g Blood
and all diseases OF The Lungs and Breast The genuine is
only prepared by Dr. SwYNs OF Eighth and Race
ss Phiadelpk fresh supply Of the above me cine has
jus, been aad for sale by Dr. W. H. Muor
Broadway ond Johnst n. " Haviland Reese Go. N. Y;
John g. Dodd III Broadway, corner OF 9tl-s- Lewis 4
Loaes 27 Greenwict.sl n. Y. John C. Hart 5is Grand,
cor Norfok-s ~ " Horace Everett 9S Hudson, corner
Leonsrd.s ST. N Y. WIN. Bailey, corner Of Fulton and Sand
sts Brooklyn; NJ NJ. L. Cook, cor Prospect and Bridge
bis. Brooklyn, and Benz. Olds, 27S Broad ST. Newark
lNiss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Packet ship New-York, Cooper I'm Liverpool 7h Sept,
uldse, TO C II Marshall & Co.
ship Finland Symmes, 7G ds FIN Trieste mdse to Du-
iilh S Ccusinery
Ship Wabash Hathaway, I'm Orleans, and IA de fin
the Bar ;oiton &c. Stanton 81 Frost.
Ship Cahawba Coffin ds fin Fall River in ballast.
Ship Aquetnet (oi Bristol, Il l) Mosher I'm Canton
June 18th, Aner Aug 3lst, Cape OF Good Hope Sept I'd
and 81 Helena 18th, teas silks &c, to + Il Lewis of
Philadelphia.
Ship Rob Roy, Arnold, 46 as I'm Liverpool, coal, to
Ship New York, Hull, fm Charleston Oct 25th, cotton,
sc, to Dulkey.
Ship Hartford, Sannemann, I'm Savannah Oct oath,
cotton and rice 10 Dunhaii & Dimon.
Bark Hecla. Hoyt I'm Port au Prince Oct 18th, coffee,
specie, &c, to shielding & Ferris
Bark Yarmouth, (of Boston, Garyin, 30 DIS I'm Or
leans. cotton, &c. 10 order.
Bark Edward. Bukley, ds i'm Charleston cotton, Sc,
TO Dunham & Dimon.
Bark La Grange Mendcll, 3 ds I'm Bedford, in bal.
ast master
Brig Anetia (of Cohassct) 2c ds I'm Galveston, lex
as cotton, TO master.
Brig Hartley, Corson ds fm City Point coal, to mast.
Brig Milton, York 26 DIS fm Bonair, salt, to Fouke
& Sons.
Brig Juno Norris ds I'm Boston, mdse, to Atkins.
Brig Savannah. Hawey I'm Savannah, cotton aud rico
TO Sturges IL ClearmaE.
Brig Mary Adaine Pope ds tm Bristol III, IN ballast
to Badger & Peck.
Brig Curacao. Higgins 90 ds I'm Curacoa goat skins
&c, TO Boonan, Graves 81 Co.
Brig Macon, Hayden i'm Savannah Oct 24th cotton,
&C to X NJ Demill.
Brig Exact Johnson FIN Savannah Oct 24,h cotton and
rice, Sturges & Chairman
Schr Valiant Morse, I'm Newber NC naval stores, TO
Il NJ Blackwell.
schr L p Smith, Durcr, I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
stores.
Schr r w Brown. Francis Wilmington, naval stores.
Schr Reguus Roderick, Wilmington, naval stores
Schr Repeater, =. Wilmington, naval stores.
Schr Eunice Cobb, Halves, I'm Robbnston, fish.
Schr Corinne, Nickerson. Boston, mdse.
Schr Catharnc, Scott, DIS fun Baltimore, mdse, to
Thompson
Schr Adane, Moore, I'm Hartford. bnd TO Baltimore.
Schr Thomas & Nancy Simons I'm Washington, NC,
naval stores TO Bryant & Maitland.
Schr Gilman, Loring, i'm Plymouth, Mass, fish.
Schr Resolution, fm Baltimore, boun 10 Providence.
Fellowship Sutton, fIn Charleston; also dismast-
ed ship, unknown
MEMORANDA.
The ship Helena for Canton, has anchored Qua.
ran,ne. and ship Oneida, Havrc, ut the Spit de.
tanned by adverse winds.
Wind ESE, with thick and hazy wealth
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

r4- Wanicd.-Those addicted with Indigestion and
Dyspepsia UeD-Ta Depiy, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, JaaIdice, Papltaun OF the Heart, or Plies That
have other medicine 10 no effect, 10 use Dr.
WOODS SARsaPAKILLA ASD WILD CHERRY birrERs, Il
pleasant, sale ana uHiang remedy. reference to Tho
pamphlet, which may had vi tie agents Will exhibit les
mony IA favor oi this preparation from such respec5Oo
sources rs 70 reiisy lilo incredulous. WYATT x
kETCHAM, wholesale and relnl, l2l Fulonst. Retail
DR.. w. Ii. MinoT cor. Broadway and John T. NJ. Guon,
Bowery and Grand; Geo. y. Gum, Christopher
aud Bleecker bis. N. Y. OBS 6is'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
full Sashlons.
MEN,S YouTHs, AND oHILpREN,s

-,ImTIIN5G rU,p1ES n CuIIRCE NJ Ioo Chat.
~ hai-s would the attention o his friends and te
public to his Fall and Winter styles OF mems bsyE
aud childeas cothag consisting in part Of fine cloth dress
and frock cogs Tweed and Cashmere sack and ohce
coats beaver and pilot overcoats and circular cloa osck
and fancy cashmere pants splendid SILK velvet and erino
vests .: all the newest patterns.
FOR YOUTHS comples assortment OF jackets, pant,
vests sacks and overcoas made IN every style and OF HI
sizes
FOR CHILDREN he offers great variety OF cloth velvet
fancy suits, made and trimmed In the most iaionaeo
nunrer of which lie determined To sell ut heoves pri-
Those particularly requested 10 call and eS-
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere o9 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

NEW AND CHEAP EDITION
OF HERBERT'S TRANSLATION OF the
~ WANDERING JEWl
Complete Volumes price 80 cents For SALE wholesale
and retail, by the publishers 90
rs Slis' RICHARDS W oo Ann-st
The translation by Herbert is elegant and spirited and
hs nnv nnr in onr esnation worth rea1ing y. Y. rrb
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Boston aurtinn 5alss

soS T, p. e. u. RICH, So ard 50 Broad-sreo- pos
Dtol. ON WEDNESDAY, Oct 2S
LEATHER SKINS, &c-2oJ0 sides sole leaior and upper
In the roush
1000 sides and kip leather
800 doz. calfskins. finished and In tlia rough.
$40 do Innings and bindings and other articles IN tho
line. " oS
ON WEDNESDAY. Nov. p
Boors SHOES AND BsoG ANs-5Oo cases Boos Shoes and
Brogans
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

IMPORTANT NEW PUBLICATIONS.
vyyARREN'S INTRODUCTION 10 Law Studies. vol.
Cooley;s Cycopeadia of 900 Practical Receipts vol
Mrs. Grants Memoirs of an American Lady. New ed-
ton. 81 cents.
The Behrothed from the Italian OF Aanzoni 2yois 81
Gsrtrude by the author of Amy Herbert" New edition.
30 cents cloth IS cents
Olentorf's 5 New German Grammar by Adler. l2mo.
81 30. -, Nm to
Dr. Arnold Lectures Modern History Edited by Reed
81 p
Dr. Arnolds Life ard correspondence, By Stanley l2mo.
81 81.
Reeds New English Dictionary, with Dervalons. limo
81 90. =.
Micteets History OF France, translated; vol. |. 81
Kohlrausch5 Complete History OF Germany voi, cyo.
Il So n9 2us D. APPLETON & co. 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

~ Learn to Write WeIl.-Mr. WlNTERTON in
forms the putic that his open day and even
mfred system OF Writing al No. 2sl Broadway, Granite
Building. Gen,enens Glasses al L. and P ii: Ladies
hours from l. Private lessons If desired Glasses IN
Sing. AID Double Entry bookkeeping every evening from
7tna CO avis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

NOTICE TO SOAP BOILERS.
ITO EThe old established Soap and Candle Factory,
No a f.I,nryst A. together with the fixtures For farther
,s,,,cn,srs anply TO JOHN W. SOUTHACk,
"a So. No. 1876 Broadway
TNnE !. !. IA handsome business Sulky, cheap
bn in ,s. .ince July made TO order. Inquire Of +.
1IcCRaKEN "a Corieia between and P NJ. Ms S;eod-
(y0FFEE URSS.-siver plated. Britannia metal and
- block n Cohee ann 1n,a et Burnesiip
ee.e ""O BOARDMAN & HART
,b,ITRREESS.-B!ockt TN Turreens and Ladies' for rhp
"a 'e' '' '"e ~ BoARDMAN < HART
100 GROSS OF Wintow Cord, for sale by KELTY (
III virED 70, fba,hatn-sl n3
IJS V. +. NORWEGIAN Gar !ron-Go tons 5a,; ior Tor
L F.. sale by JOS. TUOkERMAS, o9 WeslsL n1 Nv
Ion TONS Charcoal Pig Iron; for r sale "a by by -
lUU iw JOS. TUCKERhiAN, So Weslst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

CE- ClOthing.-Geo a Hoyt Co. No - Bowery,
(nea BayadsLJ keep constantly on hand very large as
sornrnl OF ready made Clothing adapted 20 mems youths
and cild-ns wear made IN fashionable style and Which
they Will either wholesale retail for cash. 81 great
~ reduced prices
Garments made order in The very best style a. very
shurI nouc- and with punc;uaIity. o25 lIEis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
ry- Pity tbat the certificates Il,

IF- Pity that The certificates given for Da-iey's
Magical Pam EXTRACTOR being wrapped round counterfeit
VIII no: communicate 10 II lis lnsup-rab!e virtues How
ever uch lie, truth they cannot make tsisehoqd
alsehood truth Tue only genuine VIII have IL Daley
writlc; upon each reversed coored ink General
Depst for the United sale OF the above SalGe
la Eulnn-si. tiuIIuing, n. Y OSl otlY-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
" The Last Grand Rally of the Friends of

" The Last Grand Rnliy OF the Friends oil
Temperance before the EIectiOn.-Ata meeting oil
the friends OF Temperance held National Hail. or Saiur-
day evening last the following resolution was unanimously
passed
ho!'ed, That Committee consisting Of Eve be appen,-
cd 70 ea public meeting OF the friends OF Temperance
without Distinction OF party this (Monday) evening Nov
) al National hall Canalst for the purpose sustaining the
Excise Ticket ard 10 receive their tickets preparatory the
Election
lE pursuance 10 the above resolution there will be meet
Ing this (onday) evening National Hail. commencing
pas. O'Clock. Friends OF Temperance, RALLY. RALLY
Rally and let old National all this evening send forth
voice that will teach The political parties OF tie day tina,
order successful they must respect listen 10 the
influence Of the Temperance men
JAMES SToCKWELL, JAMES 5. POOL.
p p BROAD MILES 3. ANDRUS
wv L HUXLEY. L
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
yEATEKPiOOFI India Rubber Goods, of Goodyear's
A4 In

WATERPROOF India Rubber Goods, oi Goodyears
w Patent Guucasic warranted 20 stand In any climate
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway, (betwecn Pine me snd an
tories general assortment Of good" manufactured undet
the above paen which he offers TO the trade at low prices
Gum Elastic Shoes mems, all sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted not stifen soften under any degree oil
Carriage and other cloths ofevery style and thickness
Jnpanned ClOh patent leather hnish, an article superior
TO patent leather, and at u less cost
Machine Banding Military Tents,
Life PreseTers, all patterns Water Hose, every SIZE,
Portable Shower Balhs Caps, Hats and Soulhwes
low price. Over Coats
Travelling Bags, Pea Goats, various STYLES,
Horse Coyers, Coaks
Carrase Boots Mems overalls,
Wafer Pulls, yorious patterns Leggins,
Bathing Mats, Hunting and Fishing Boots,
Ladies' Aprons Duckng Pants, with floats,
Mecuanlcs' Aprons Foot Balls with ar tubes,
Gun Cases and Covers Suspenders and EiaSucs,
Air Pillows, Gloves and Mits,
Chair Cushions, Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions C,rcinglcs aud Grts,
Air Mattresses Tents SportsmeD.
f The above goods are prepared by process entirely
different, from any other manufacture rendering them inhn,
rly superior TO the common Rubber goods heretoioe so
In the market Orers promptly executed Tor goods OF al
s,yIe, n3u
NEW FALL AND WINTER Dry G9ods.-Ihe
subscriber respectfully informs his friends ana tne puoIc
that he continues his to offer iu assort-
alent Dry Goods wholesale reta at Tue olo estD-
ished stand, 57 William, Of Ann-s having pur-
chased his late partners the Messs 6ussIss tieir
interest in the business.
He prepared offer great inducements as 10 prices
Amongst may be found great variety OF asnon-
able goods for ladies' dresses; Rogers patent real Welsh
and other Flannels Cloths and Cassineres, 10 whcn e
attention OF gentlemen wishing economize III their ward
,be invited Gloves and Hosiery Laces
Edrings and Insehings, Alio Linen and Cotton
Sheengs and Shrtngs, Blankets, Quilts Table Diaper ana
other cloths Napkins, Towehng &c. &c.
DE has received new lot OF those very superior Sng
Linens which have been SO mach approved oens hca'y
round thread and entirely undressed.
Particular attention viii be gwen 10 keep his assortment
OF Housekeeping Dry Goods complete. Also TO the smaller
articles daily needed in families
o2D law3wis ALFRED bAbEh-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03

para..
.s, co.. SUI without any supply OF Mobile and Newor-
Don, notwithstanding several vessels from these
beso we oeen nsery 80 days transactions have
redsseSQ confined 10 Upands. The stock on hand is
he quite low several vessels having sailed during
SOM, s and cannot now be stated at over l2cO0 bales
socS IVY OIL which shipbosrd having an available
pcrt nsnd OF less than 10000 bales. The total i'm
be.n IN on Son from lst October lst November. has
in against 7074 bales last year. and 20367 bales
To.sI .oi the week ending LIST November 4.500
IrTs.nce since lst October .32 500
Eypo-.. DO do -----------.----l ~ SUO
F,ripb "a on hand and shpboa5d no, cleared 1000
be ou1,ss Liverpool remain without change, and may
"a i0F square and 7-l6 for round Some few
round ls w have been nude az id for square and
We und'e anticipate decline in Cotton Freights, as
for no transactions have been recently made
Co al. a. shc While the great difference between prices
fos sppch aho those N Europe exist, cannot look
50 s o,r viV from shippers, the particularly
81 1iai stock offers poor selection.
ks.d uh IN AND MEAL-.rhe steamer being near at
was little speculative action today and
iaeien sa4ahu ohls were sold al 75 20 hold for tao
tse5na1. There were farther sales of 500 barrels
3Sfor r. Inc trade are buying moderated at ga
~, 'i lar Western brands
,naris, Ihere.was but little Northern Wheat in
sse ~ and the prices were too high for milers
for mlI; 4Ioo bushels Southern was made at ll6 cents
Ssutisrn !. Corn is rather heavy Sales 1900 bushels
- % cents, weight delivered. OF Rye 800