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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
THE
BENEFIT OF MADAME OTTO

ITO be given the Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday Eve
vsriou; charitable societies OF this city and large
Of gentlemen On which occasion the most eminent talent have
PROGRAMME
PARTI
i-Grand Overture full Orchestra the jubilee, -
a-Aria,Mr r. Mayer, "di Lucia di Hammer
s-GaSans Mada nns' BfSuih.id;. p0n'1e''
4-Soo on the Violin-Sg; Fapetti Rapeu
O. om The Sp,4s o Ssy
s-pusuo Buao-a"Metre francisco faceva il Dor
de- psIs b Rs Peq. and s wsnsureo from
7-Irand Aria-sgnora r. Pico, from the opera
o'A"" o'''''A P.ar ii. ''e''AuAn'e
l-oyeurs Of the Grand Historical oratoria, THE Wild
Woods Spirits Chaun the Pilgrims to the New World y
AbKG Genius Of .umbeng
AAGiS USE is awakened into
lie and action BY those moving melodies with which nature
MARCAThe efforts Power clip the wings 1.-THE young
FI tssf Ix19ffIkegIss1Mo. ALA yoHAccA1;rhs
Composed and Arranged by ANTONY PHILLIP Helm
Comet Coneertante by M. Harvey 3. Dodworth;,
2-ssonglMs!iss TsyloSE"to here the gentle lark"
from Frsy;cbuz-Mis. windmulier,, I..'p
4-puo mai aoVe rrov.o Eliza ct
and Gis1one Kyle
s-Bsllad.Siis. Mary Tsyior-'she wore wreath
Song Madame oi.o-Ay Father Land by T. An'sA'
s-11srture to Qua La File du R.rm.nt.uil or: 0'a"
Tief. SLID nit lady and suem,a Ladies. aass
eff fly cen IS se had at all The p.iasP music stores
Pr James N. Quinn, AS Broadways
Aud Madame o9;: 81 s1d Wa spIu street.
Doors open at o'clock The Concert commence at
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Died.,
ASACUy
HIN CHRIsrIE, aged IS years, o

Yesterday morning, JOHN CHRISTIE, aged IS years, q
native Of Scotland.
The friends Of deceased, and Of MI. James Farquhar
10 Frsnkfc street, respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon ct O'Clock FROM II Madison st.
On Saturday evening, 26th instant ELrzABErH daugh
months.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at 81 o'clock
The friends Of the family and Of her grandfather MIR
Luke Corrisan English Neighborhoed,N j. are invited
to attend without moro formal notice.
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, April 10th The market opened on
Wednesday with IN extremely limited dsmand and the
transactions Of that day did not exceed 1900 droop
ing prices o. Thursday holders showed more DISPOSE
ton to meet the market which resulted in the
OF larger busnes the sales having amounted 10 450e
bales and consisting In great part Of North Alabama
ton Yesterday about 5000 bales disposed Of making
the total business Of the past thrt days $780, and that
OF the week Is 700 baes We consider that prices
about lower but do not feel justified in altering
quotations.
LIyEFr,oL CLassIrIcArIor.-Louisana and Mississippi
Inferior 81; ordinary, 81 ST. m:ddlng, 81; mid
ding fair, 81 q 65i fair, II; good lfar, "A a72
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baltimore Cattle market.

The supply of Beef Cattle at market this week wos
quite full tor the of the year. and prices show
Improvement over previous prevailing rates The offer
ines the scales Monday comprised 325 head of which
prices paid ranged $27s to per 100 lbs the hoo
according to quality, equal to $3.50 1915 net. On
Thursdsy AZ head of fresh cattle in and 10 only
were tskn by butchers - 80 per 100 lbs the hoof
The supply Of Live Hogs not large but fully equal
the deRand Ssles have been made this week at
IS per 100 lbs. chiefly ut the latter rate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May FIower-sl bis cotton Tn mp
s,n Adams 23 Cauid ell-l Bogart Kneeland-I6U
aSs h"bp So-sn fsImslse R9g.-ss3 gronson
r. Mler-77 CoIlomb s. issn-3 bills roll carpet
Maron-7 boxes beeswaX Phelps. Dodge col do fus
saampaon-3 bdls md,e ,os bales cotton 10 order.
CHARLEsToN-Ship Fl Alien-94 bales cotton Emery-8S
Sprague Robinson &co-2 Many-so Post PhiiIips-27
Cot co-l5 Burrtt Johnson-2 Consbrook co26
bbs Seymour coo ties Buckmeyer son-6U do 5
Leavitt-60 do 260 bales cotton order.
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New Stock Exchange.
Sales or stocks at Boston.

AraIL 25th.-25 Reading Railroad, 243; 100 Boston
Stock DO Is; do l4a l0s Island Railroad 49, 100
do M, az l54 do 76t 81 do, m, 77i SO Nor and
do, 20 d. 72s 200 10. N Isl 90 do 7aa; do 50
M aaste Wilmington RR m, 2l 200 do, at; rs do
DO m, ut; $50 do, o I'm, 2Ia; % do M
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PALaiO's OFEKA HOUSE.

HIGHLY INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE
EXHIBITION AND LECTURE.
AERIAL LOCOMOTIVE:
SIGNOR MUZIO MUZZf of Bologna in Italy, the inven-
tor Of method af the which
ha been secured to him by both this and in
and giving practical exhibition Of effects this Theatre
Wednesday Evening" the 30t of April be preceded by
LECTURE ON AERIAL NAVIGATION,
DR. LARDNER,
who will give his valuable aid th. and explain
principle and operation of The Machine
der il easily and clearly Ineligible ali Model Of the
Aerial Locomotive will be exhibited the Theatre which will
ascend and the house prescribed direction
sfording striking PRACTICAL exempli6saon Of what will
To commence at . O'Clock precisely.
Tickets Fifty Centsmay be obtained tire Box Office
Wednesday, where places in the boxes be secured.
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Passengers Arrived.

H,vREPacket ship Duchesss d. Orleans rye Wells Of
New York; John Seigng Charston Paul Pcla IalySo in
the Storage
CHsRLEsroNShp II Allen-Mt. Mathew and servant Miss
Auey, Miss pomltor, Mrs Eeard. w Msnnpgs. NJ Hayes
Beam w w Bronson, Capt Parsous-i0 in the Storage.
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State of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are in very limited request and we sti
quote 81 06 81 l23 Pears inactive and price sno
10 firm as heretofore. They now held at 50 so a
$456l.
CoTror-A.very good enquiry has existed to day fer
all grades Of cotton and the sales bales
The market is slightly in favor of the buyer We annex
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OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM.

CHAs +. OTTlGNoN respectfully inform. his friends
~ and the public that he recently taken the large and
modous rooms. Nos. 49, IL and 10 Canal Broad
formerly occupied by j. r. Rogers) which have been
thoroughly cleaned and fitted that cannot fail
give satisfaction the stidous Connected with the
Gymnasium is the SPARRrNe ROOM where Mr. o. is always
ready personally give instructions the noble Art Of Sci.
Defence and he will likewise that his pupils the
reputation Of being the skul sparrers the
city.
Wrestling taught by Mr. VIM PRICE, who will warrant any
pupil perfect, after a course Of instruction
Fencing taught by experienced professor.
MIR. o. would respectfully inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised this Gymnasium and whose have
not already expired that satisfactory Arrangements for the
continuation Of their unerpd time will be made by calling
him at the in Canal which will be from
sunrise until 10 o'clock. Pm.
MrO.would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
lery Of Broadway and Chamber will be open
Gil further notice. 40 lmje
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,erease.... So 9OsOO2 sL2as.aaa ssoIa22a xua

Decrease. s69oS.oo2 sl2oS.sss sSoI3,225 S4l.Ssl
Tnis immense decline in the bank movement is enc Of
e principal causes Of the prosperous condition Of the
people ana Of the finances Of that State The productions
have annually increased and the decline
in prices for the great staple the wealth Of the state is
daily and rapidly increasing.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

Park THEATRE.
F No ARbssIai EyfN H s99I' All TIGs2
bSgf BY ss Ssd
deus Mr.; Frazer; Airline Mrs: seeuin.
E. & ss @ Ras M Stt
lat tier Is cents Cd tier so cents-Pit 30 cenaery
,S SSi' open at O'clock curtain rise precisely at h'fp'
PHIL ADELPHLA.
M v,iS n S anderson. Polo.
ss,sr Ssi y s III r Hs d NJ Si:
e s% sh.i NJ frs das ~. sa RIG
PALmO'S OPERA HOUSE.
ADMISSION EywENf4F MAY d 1i5s ONLY.
ErH1opEEAAEAo s sIgkENADERs.
MEssRs aEFhRMG2aEx M s 4AS Waah PsAHiSoroS
XsE tIs have made for The above stab
ON THURSDAY. MAY lsT,
TaTs1 Sd S0af %osED Of they stand
For full particulars lr see bills q the day.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
an r,,v , FL0aTING THEaTRE;
AT THE Foq Prices oE oI RspSSn5 STREET E. R.
R.i fi EsESSG hps
The entertainments will commence with JACKS THE
LAD. KINGS GARDENER, End JACKETS OF BLUE,
with variety Of other Inducements.
CIRCUS.l
We RY An PHITH E Il TIRE,
MONDAY EVENING. April 90,
MR.. WHIrTAKEK'S BENEFIT,
On which occasion will be given Grand Display of Eques
TRAN Il rAs s'f' ksaT BST s 81 81 THE CIRCUS
preparatory to the refng of the establishment
AS SUMMER THEATRE
Boxes 25 cens-Pit l21S cents. a78 it*rc
I.Nll Il n leE n n
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DIR. HOLLICK'S LECTURES
ON THE PHILOSOPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
ORIGIN LEE

DIR. HOLLICK'o LECTURES
ON THE PHILOSOPHY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
ORIGIN OF LIFE,
WILL be repeated by particular request Wed
w nesday. Thursday, and Friday April 30 and May and
2 franklin Hail. Chatham Square, the Trademarks
Bank Doors open at 7-Lecure comm.nce at Admission
IS cents
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY!
by the whole Of the celebrated Mods all of which,
eighteen in number will be shown each evening" They the
only of the kind 10 tn, county 10 enable all them
WELL the number will &c limited to Two Hundred a28 Sire
MORSE'5 TELEGKAPH TIL Rec DAYS MURE.-The
W Telegraph will be removed on the first Of May Don't
Broadway. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. during the day or evening. a28 2tsec
GOLMAN'S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS AND
Literary Exhibition No 2o3 Bro,dwsyJust added to the
Exhibition beautiful Picture by g. Colen size about
SIT being Landscape Gu nberland England filled
in with wonderful Of Cattle which have received the
flashing Duches Of Thomas Sidney Cooper Of London, with
whom Mr. Cole studied It valued the Exhibition in
London 400 guiueas This probably the delightful
effort Of which has been exhibited here in many
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings 2H only
charged.
Entrance through the Book Store where charge made,
nor TO the extensive Print Room where Engravngs Of every
variety may be had at reduced prices.
N. B-Mr Colman, wishing close up the Book Depart
ment Of his establishment offers bargains purchasers
n12urc
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r. e., IT. s;; Esn4
No i Chms;s street Comprising the entire Library e d.
a s Iron ss
ns 81 Oh GG 9 % No
sfs ss on NJ en
ucr,oN Nor PY rsN nsI,!: CO; !, c,,.,o,n.
Hi, Day. at 70 o'clock the entire excellent Fureitars
@ sns ss S.j. So
T.HIl Jis:s; Esyp,i,n and wSs Tor cssrs Tables
Iie Soeh a'y Psipnss and Enss
n Se % choice LSa S o
amongst which the entire works of Rosseau Voae Plu-
x 50, the Kitchen Furniture. a2s It*ec
JACOB rLAT 8 III A AssSs, aD, ,,b :, 10
O'clock a, Re lsS BiOadwsy5,v
ed mann; removed iST Of sac.
ss is .a s. &ss s :;
Ess W.T., Ts. Ss:s s
Tea an and yI.at do Esyp,ian md saa Centre and
seiinas voiris and Rseflss d. marble rop sa.Sosd.,
aa
nd Gctass Chairs Mattresses. Feather Beds. Fassisis.
~ Bhe above comprises an entire stock Of one manuac-
Ss s sS I s e
m;.!' glasses sss
in bronze aad gil c%ao Ioc e /. lights and
catalogues early the morning ofsale. a2s ats.sc
A4SSsshoSI 81 sA!S e & Ros
Il Covers. GsIpst Binding 50 dos Brass Stair Rods
s. sas TsIsaf
Sale o.,s for ," Seh and city oasaHs money
will be cut in quantties suit purchaser. a2s t*ec
f,.s viii a Ss1e ss
.1 &c I ss
Sss
,ii q and M sae
ass: IS Ssi!ss t. .na s s:S TssSSs
k fsgs sGFs and sa:; which ii. sale m
will s ready this day ats and
| HoUsEHoLP FURNITURE sALEs-E. H. LUDLOW
aoud.S April s e., at o'clock No % Second St. teoa
tausti9n Of Bond ssstj elegant Furniture by invoice
RsTeas ;;,sasa e si,sn House
| subscribers +. H. LUDLOW& CO.,
ao eod2w.m corner Of Broad street and Erchsuse place
PIANU FvkIL THls DAY-At auction, this morning
No 20 Second street. excel ent city made nstru
Twill po.ts:y :oil the highest bidder and must 5.
| taken this afternoon aga lt~rc
| CHOICE PLAN rs AT AUCTION
LEVY will sell Wednesday morning. at o'clock al
"A. No ISL Broadway, beautiful collection of Fine Plants
consisting OF Tbs Queen Of the Prairie Michigan Roses s
real kind.
Also, Sweet Hydennges, beautiful new plant from
Japan lately introduced Azaas in full bloom Moss STAN
d.I PER- eS a." and other Roses, with vare
Also number of Benches, Counting House Desk
Show Case sugar Beet Seed quaint VI with various
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MOVEMENTS or GEoRorA.

annex statement showing the bank movement Of
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(oNsGNkEs Of Cargo per ship Amercan from Liverpool
are to send their permits board the ship pier
All goods not permitted in five days be
to the public store JOHN HERDMAN,
acre 81 South street
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BYE. COTTON CO, Aaetoneels
CHERlFF'5 SALE OF A VALUABLE LAW LIBRA
> ny SC on Tufs day April goth. at O'clock, r. at
No y Chmb,Is street Comprising the entire Library e II.
such Office Desks Chais Tables large Iron Safe
,ne valuable Secretary Bookcase, Oil Cloth, &c.
~ B.-Catlogues be btainsd the auction No.
Ann street, the Sheriff. Office on Monday a28 lsec
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COTTON AND WOOLLEN MACHINERY, &c
THE urdersisned having recently purchased the stab sh,
Paterson ~ prepared orders for Machinery
either for spinning weaving cotton, wool, flax or silk
from the of the arrangements made for the
purperc Of giving great despatch orders give
ance for the contamination of within short
cd Of time any establishment in tn. country.
Our Patterns Of the and approved models and
our Machinery unsurpassed by any made
Costing, of all descriptions will be furnished reasonable
All applications for Machinery addressed will
with prompt attention.
a36 3tis*m ALLEN & RISING, Paterson, N. j.
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BOARD lip TOWN.

TWO ROOMS with large pant les adjoining. may be
fur Or two gentlemen wives with good board and
house pleasantly located Fourth Amos
within two minutes walk Of two nibuss For
&c apply at No. 800 Blocker street a2t2
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FINE NEW TEAS. &c

,HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared TO receive goods at this
and Transmit the Canada, for fhe benefit
drdcback Ee will attend the necessary Custom House
money the shippers.
For further parsculars, apply to G. LIVINGSTON.
ap9 lmarc No 10 Wall street.
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as an indispensable preliminary 10 the grant ing writ of error, a petition signed by said Dorr must be presented, praying that writ of error might be granted.
 then drew up a petition-such as deemed suitable and proper said Dorr should sign-and, in company with F. c. Tread well, Esq, presented said petition to Thom- as M Burgess, mayor of the city of Provi- dence, and, by virtue of his office, chairman of the board of inspectors of the Slaie's prison in Providence, where said Dorr is confined, with the request that said Dorl might have said petition placed in his hands for perusal, and with liberty to sign the same should he think proper.
 The said Burgess then informed me thai he had no Idea that said Door would be per mitted to see or sign said petition; that he himself should be opposed 10 ii; that it was as he believed, the determination of the au- thorities of the State that said Dorr should have no opportunity to carry up his case by writ of error, and that they did not intend that there should be any interference on be- half of said Dorr for that end. With much persuasion, induced the said Burgess, the mayor, to take said petition, and consult with the other members of the board of inspec- tors. He took the petition for that purpose saying at the same time that he knew they would not permit it, and that he, as one o the board, should not consent to have sait Dorr see or sign said petition.
 On this twentieth day of November, l re- eeived the annexed letter from said Burgess with the potion handed to him; and the sheets containing said petition have marked with the initials of my name
 SAMUEL FESSENDEN.
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F. C. TREADWEIT, 0i counsel n behalf ef said nasf
I1l8drfF 1f N1mael F'T71.n4rn.

tNta@tH eI aHMHEt fESSeNHfN.
 l, Samuel Fessendcn. of Portland. in the county et Cumberland and Slsyc af Naiae. counsellor al law, en nagb stale: tlat was employed by the friend af Thomas Wilson Na;s. confined n the S..tc prison in Proyl. denee, Rhode Island, pursuant 10 ,he sem teuee of the Supreme Court al Rhosle lslaasl and Providence P.eBmtans, oa cousIctoa in sald rour, on an indictment charging saii boff v having committed taf crime el treas son hy icNyms was against said saic. a- a counsellor at law, nr4eEisins iA the sIy0g ss'tt.s ei illo tas.u.i sAss=, i. srnssu5 A.s as. in carving up ghe ease ot saia rhgmas WI. soa Dun. Hs ws.s as error aa ih5 Saaffa5E Cont # ihe IHlles SAtes, esf iessslaa aas sesz#sil#Es fl Eie asEaFz a- sHaisas azsf
 Iafsh ia ihe geeafd af bls, fall nars. ss.sl and rnuVses,-e ise-. It the fsseiss-ss af aT slass #y sssiae ~ s.ei employment, ! called aa Hg Aasi.rs eItee et shs sHPHHle eaHH at sAs t4aaaI sasass ean iaEara4 a aaE
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the side of his father and brother, and seYc- ral of his children,
 On tie day after tie citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, in the capital of the State, held public meeting, at which resolut ions were passed paying proper tribute of res pect 10 his memory. And more recently, upon the assembling of the State Legislature of Arkansas, his death was announced, when similar resolutions of respect to his memory were passed, both branches of the general assembly adjourned and clothed themselves in the habiiments of mourning-as did also every officer of the State.
 In this deep ailliction of my State, for the premature loss of one of her lavorte sons, and as proper mark of respect 10 one Of our late beloved associates, l ask of the Sen ate it's sympathy, and accordingly offer for it's consideration the adoption of the follow ing resolutions
 Resoired unanimously, That the Senate, from sincere desire of showing every mark of respect due 10 the memory of the Hon. WNI. $. FULTON, late member thereof, will go into mourning by wearing crape on the left arm for thirty days.
 ReSoiped unanimously, That as an addi- donal mark of respect for the memory the Hon. WM. 5. FULTON, the Senate do now adjourn.
 Ordered, That the Secretary notify the House of Representatives accordingly.
 Nhereupon the Senate adjourned.
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Last year vast quantity of Saata Fe goods were taken to the Feria dc San Jnd'l, (some 800 miles from Chihuahua, and nearly l,400 south of Santa Fe,) where they were dispos- ed of to advantage!
 This forms truly new and interesting era in the Santa Fe trrde, which adds much to its value and importance. When our merchan- disc can thus compete, through such an eX- tent of the richest interior portion of North ern Mexico, with that introduced via the seaports. new market is opened, which ten times the amount ever conveyed across the prairies in one season would not overstock !; ten millions year, in fact, would not suffice for the supply of those extensive mlnlng dls- tricts.
 Then, may we indulge hope, that this trade will no longer be considered ot mInor importance. and suffer the neglect of the Gov ernment2 The political storm-clouds which at present lower in the Mexican horizon, and seem to threaten an interruption of the peace ful relations between us and that country, should not occasion further delay upon a subject of such vital interest to all the border. This state of affairs can hardly endure beyond a season; when the Santa Fe trade will doubtless be again prosecuted with renewed vigor. It will not indeed even the ensuing spring, check the energy of the traders, as l am led to believe.
 With the aid of the drawback, also think the trade would be renewed from Arkansas, which would be of great advantage to that State Arkansas, in fact, would have many advantages, particularly in the prosecution of a direct trade with Chihuahua.
 have the honor to be, my dear sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
 JOSIAH GREGG.
 To Hon. EDw. CRoss.
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EgE1GsJJElAEs HaA6r1n..-,.

az@a~ h STEAMER ARKaNa. a'
 stS5Hi5sfEaR p. PENNfwIr, MastsSS MfanSASM Ezs3 d elegant steamer ls@sIsr;-lts bl,, Ii for the Arkansas River, havinq h,ta1 ,i' espi the trade, will run regularly thToHnSean, 4en her p from New Orleans to Little Book alioa' Eea the < Smith and Fort Gibson. da Bapa
 In building this boat, no expense b.,,
 to render her worthy of patrona@e SdS SI Ceeag with ali the modern improvements. aaei ans Rai pledge themselves 10 use every eye evs,t tla leos tire satisfaction to shippers and saon nassao gp
 N. B.-The ARKANSAS No. 1 iS9sagser is Evans Safety Guard to prevent f fbap piovl5el oii boilers. ''e e2p@t
 For freight or passage, apply on hoo,
 Little Rock, December II, ls44 " ,ssLAlE
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.NezY Gsoeal.sf Nczw 6sooeEs9a


 FT7HE subscriber has just opened a large assort-
 ment of STAPLE 81 FANCY DRY GOODS. which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides, pelTies, furs, beeswax, &., 6tc The above stock is composed in part of the following articles viz
 Brown and bleaehed shirting; sheeting G-I, 4--4 3--4, and heavy 0snaburgs; French, English and American prints mouseain de lanes morning de lalnes; alpaccas; alpacea lusters white and red Hannels; lihseys diapers; Londan duff blankets : point do Whitney do; green, blue, and scarlet do : canvass and red padding; satinets and cassimares yestlngs; black cloths; tckihs; colored cambrics ; sleilias; brown linens; brown Hollands; ginhams ; cashmere de ecosse; black Italian cravats ponge and SPltafeld silk hd1'ls; linen canbric do; mta hon do; bishop lawns; book muslins plaid striped ahd check muslin, and campfe; sewing silk; silk twist; lambs wool half hose white and brown cot ton do ladies' white meriHo hose white black and slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coat buttons; black and colorcd tdcta ribbons cotton and worsted bra ces sup. elasted d0 cotton hdks Turkey red do ; linen and cotton tapes table diaper brown and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibet, hoszin silk and kid gloves; blaela white crape silk and cot ton veIVes needles and pins; hook and eyes :- spool cotton; linen thread Irish linens do sheet ngs; long lawns; children's Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents mefino shirts ;-together with aeom- pete assortment of gents sewed and pegged calf skin boots; mud boots; kip, russet, and black bro- gans ladies walking shoes and slippers children black and cciored boots and variety of fashiona- bic white shalls flannels Kentucky jeans rolled kersey; nseys together with a lot of school-books and stationary. AlsO sugar, coffee, teas tobacco. rice, salt, and lot of Collins axes.
 D. BENDER. December s, l844. I5--ff