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Nov. l9--3tif

NIoTICE.--By virtue of two writs of er facias,
IN issued by John H. Goddard, esq, justice
of the peace for the county Of Washington, d. c.,
and to me directed, shall expose to public sale, for
cash, Monday Oath instant at the store-house on
7th street, between and streets, in the city Of
Washington, at 10 o'clock a.. M, the following goods
and ehattes, to wit, (subject to rcnt in arrears)
bags of coffee, lot Of imperial tea, lot Of
black do.
lot of soap, lot ofcloves, / lot ofblackng
lot Of crockery-ware, l lot of iron-warc, such
as hinges, tacks, locks, &c.
lot ofpaper, spice, mace, &c, lot Of snuff
| lot of bedcords, lot Of mustard, lot of shoe
brushes
lot of sperm candles, lot Of mould candles
l lot ofchocolate, lot of brown sugar, lot Of
sweet oil.
lot Cavendish tobacco, lot Of broon.s
lot Of powder and shot, lot sperm oil, lot
of summer oil, &c. Seized and taken as the pro-
pcrty of Calvin Goddard and will be sold TO satisfy
judgment due Seth Hyatt as also one due Thorn
as Pursell.
JAS. M. WRIGHT, Constable.
A. GREEN, Auctionecr.
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O L L / G / A l..
JAMES X. POLK.

President Of The United States Of .amertca.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that ANTONIO GONZALEZ VEGA has been APP
pointed consul of Spain for the port Of Boston
| do hereby recognise him such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges, are allowed to the con-
suls of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, | have caused these let
ters to be made patent. and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given undermy hand, at the city of Washington,
the 18th day of November, A. ID. lSd5, and
H.. 81 of the independence Of the United States OF
America, the 10Th.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State
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A PROCLAMATION.
To the citizens of Washington.

Whereas the board Of aldermen and board OF
common council of this city did on the I'D instant
pass the following preamble and joint resolution, to
witt
Joint resolution requesting The mayor 10 set apart day
sfthanksgirifg
Whereas we approve the custom Of setting apart
day of general thanksgiving and praise to the Gre
aior of the Universe in the course Of the autumn OF
each year, when the gamers Of the husbandman are
full and plenty overfoweth in the land and whereas
the governor of the State Of Maryland, Of which
this city was once a part has issued his proclama-
ton setting apart day in thai State TO be observed
as a day OF thanksgiving; therefore,
Resolved BY The board Of aldermen and board Of com
mon council Of the city Of Washington That the may
or of this city be- and he hereby is, respectfully
quested to issue his proclamation, setting apart such
day of the present month as TO him may seem prop
err be observed by the citizens of Washington as
a day of thanksgiving and praise to God, for his
kindness and bene6cence TO the people of this ma
ton.
SAMUEL BACON,
President Of the Board of Common Council
JAMES ADAMS,
President of the Board of Aldermen
Now, heartily approving of the object of this
resolution of the city councils and IN ready comPl-
ance with the request which it contains, hereby
appoint Thursday, the 9th Of the present month,
to be observed in this city day ofgeneral thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God; requesting that
all secular employment may be suspended during
the day. that all ministers of religion and their con-
gregations and all other citizens, may assemble in
their respective places of worship, to offer up their
gratitude and praise to the Creator OF the Universe,
for the manifold mercies with which he has favored
our country during the past year, in its exemption
from the visitation Of war; pestience, or famine, and
for the enjoyment of peace, health, and plenty to
implore Of him continuance of these blessings and
to voucbsafe to the preservation Of public and do
nestle tranquility, Of social order, and of public
and private virtue; that He would be pleased to pre-
serve and strengthen, by the ties of concord and Of
fiction, our national Union, and perpetuate in their
purify our free institutions and public liberty that
He would shed abroad through our land the spirit
of brothcrly love and liberation; and, finally, that
He would graciously nfuse into all hearts the prin-
cpcs and conform all lives to the practice, of the
benign precepts of the gospel Of peace.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the city of
r. Washington this twelfth day of November
IL one thousand eight hundred and forty-hve.
W. w. SEATON, Mayor. !.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD,
TRANSFORMATIONS OrrIcE,
Washington, Nov. 10, l645.
TN pursuance of an order of the president and d.
i roctors of this company, notice lie hereby CIV
en-, that no money, except such as is bankable in
this city, will hereafter be received in payment Of
freghts accruing from the transportation of produce
or merchandise on this road.
BY order:
SAML STETTINIUS, Agent.
Nov 13-2w
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

'VNHE undersigned fcei very grateiui lot tne loc
i raj patronage bestowed on this establishment
since its opening.
DuSing the last season, an additional tenement,
fronting on Pennsylvania avenues has been procured
by us, and very many improvements made in its
interior arrangements particularly as regards the
ladies' and gentemens ordnariesi they separate,
and we fatter ourselves will compare favorably
with any others in the country.
Confidently believing that we can offer TO the
traveller and sojourner in the metropolis oil the
comforts ola "home," we respectfully solicit
call. Terms, as heretofore, viz; 81 so per day.
TYLER q BIRCH.
Nov. l9-3taw2w
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO.,
DRAPERs AND TAILoRs.
Importers Of cloths and cassimeres, vestngs, &c
No. 23l, Broadscay, .4merican Hotel,
New YoRK


New YoRK,
Pennsyipnsia Avenue, near Sirih street,
WARRINGTON,
A RE in receipt of an extensive assortment of
IA new goods for fall and winter wear, compris-
ing French and English cloths for dress and frock
coats cassmeres IN great variety Of styles; silk,
satin, merino, and velvet veslings; milled cloths,
tweeds, &C., for overcoats which will be made up
order through the aid of efficient corps Of cutters
as can be found in the countryan essential point in
the economy to which we would direct and in rem
derng the style and character of our garments such
as must satisfy the discriminating that our views Of
cheapneSs are not based on the production Of any
other than hrst-rale garments, such as have sus-
tanned our system of small profits and quick returns,
and prompted the solicitation of call from those
who would really effect saving of the extra per
centage levied under the credit system.
The attention directed to the pantaloons depart
ment must continue to offer inducements to those
who appreciate fit combining ease and elegance.
In addition to the usual assortment of goods kept
by the trade, we have always on hand ready-made
dress and rock Coats pantaloons, vests &C., 10 an
swer the requirements Of those who, in cases Of
emergency, may require frst-rate suit. Also,
fancydress articles in great Variety scarls, cravats,
handkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders, hosiery, under
vests drawers, linen and muslin shirts, collars, &c.
Nov. l9-iftf
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Il CARD.--Just received
n hhds. old London Dock pale port wine, for
family and medicinal use.
10 casks Madeira wine, part very old and fine.
casks A. Montilado pale sherry wine, of very
delicate and fine flavor.
30 casks fine table wine, at 60 cents per gallon.
We have also in store a great variety of other
wines and liquors. amongst which there is some of
the finest old London Dock, Hennessy's Otard,
Dupuy a. Co.'s Cognac brandes. They are ar-
ranged in the second and third stories Of our house,
where we invite the citizens, members Of Congress-,
and strangers that will visit Washington this winter
and assure them that they shall be furnished with
any article in our line ss low il be had at any
place in this country.
SINdS g. SON.
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%. learn that the Hon. Jas. d. Bowlin, of Mis-
and Hon. F. p. Stanton, Of Tennessee, both
SUI" h.rs Of the next House of Representatives, ar
a,,I in this city this morning
n. IT,. allowing additional members Of Congress
.,a This evening, and are stopping at Browns
'",I. uon. ]. A. McClernand, Of Illinois; Hon.
!, Kennedy of Indianu; Hon. w w. Wick, Of
Ina. Hon Sterling Price, of Missourii Hon.
= Picklin, of Illinois; and Hon. A. Yell, Of
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1"Thc Guard" published at Holly Springs, the
town in which Judge J. w. Chambers, the newly
appointed senator from Mississippi, resides, states
that he received his commission. and left for this
civ ON the 9Th inst
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Information has been received at the Department
Of State from the United States consul ut Turks
Island, under date of November 6, ls45, that Lewis
Palmer, master of the American schooner Capitol
of Newbern, North Carolina, having landed al
Turks lsiand very much debaied, and with high
fever, died at that place on Sunday, ID of Novem.
bcr None of the crew being qualified for that ser.
vice, the United States consul procured the mate OF
the schooner Decatur, Of Baltimore, to take charge
of the vessel home.
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nRAWN numbers Of the Alexandria Lottery,
- Class G, drawn 18th November, l945:
54 rs 80 IS % So 48 II Al 81 80 80 IA

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. A, s.
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
November 22d, 1S45.
CAPITALS
O,0O0-SlO,0O0-S6,00 0--$5, 000-$4,000
S3000-S2, 500-S2, l20-$2000
Is Of III 600, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halvcs Quarters " SO.
For sale by
J. g. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Next door east of the National Hotel, Washington,
DC. Nov. 17--diftd
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MARRIED,
In Richmond, Virginia, the 18th inst, by the
Rev. WIN NoRwoop, ADoLPHUS FREDER-
lex, third son of the late Jous GIFroRp, esq, of
Bromley, Shropshire, to MARY ANN, only daugh-
ter of CHAPMAN JOHNSON, esq.,, Of Richmond.
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SaLEs.-N,w York Eor,n,ber To- lsi5-FGst Board
500 Ohio rs l0t 900 Kentucky SIS 1871 l0It 1900 In
danas 4o 5000 Illinois special bonds 40 $50 Morris Canal
23 so Reading r. 81 525 do $751; $4,000 Reading bonds
70b; so United States Bank, 81
Second Board-5o Reading r. R, s6i; % Morris Canal
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u believe the Commissioner, made subsequent report
10 Congress--hs annual repor-and again included the
WHOLE Of Oregon in his estimate Of the public domain.
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R. FRANCE & CO.,
Old established prise-seers, No. A, pest Of Brocn's
hotel, Washington.
We had the pleasure of distributing Fortunes
favors last week with liberal hand. We sold, in
all, eight or nine snug prizes. We have some good
schemes now on hand, and invite ono and all to pro-
cure at least chance for fortune.
On Saturday.
Is number lottery--l4 drawn ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A, for lS45.
CAPITALS:
prize Of. -. $4,000 prize off,. $4,000
do ....... 10000 l do 1000
do ........6,00O IS do ...:...l,OOO
Az -. Az
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&s-F street Pre- sbyterian Church.-By Di-
vine permission, the Rev. Mr. Bannatyne, co-pastor
ing noxt at II o'clock, and the Rev. DR.. Laurie in
the afternoon a. halfpast O'Clock.
Mar
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A L the New York Cheap Lace Store, will be
IA opened to-day splendid lot of new goods
from auctions and other good sources. Among
which are 80 pairs of splendid window shades at the
low price of 80 per pair. Also full and complete
stock of rich and fashionable lace goods, French
embroidery, ribands, &C., which will be sold un-
commonly cheap.
BRAGDON & TWOMBLY,
Bet. 10th end llth streets, Penn. avenue.
Nov l9-3tif
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NSpSt. Pau's Lutheran Churcb.-The
regular services of said church stately held on
every Lords day, at the corner of ii and llth
streets. Service in the morning at past 10; in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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CHERiDAN'S SPEECHES complete in three
- volumes, octave, with portrait and biography
London copy.
Nov. 81 +. TAYLOR.
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- Small Fry draws OH Saturday.
Capital prize "a 600.
Tickets S1-Halves so cents--Quarters IS cents.
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $l3 90
Do do 25 half do 6 so
Do do 25 quarter do 3 IS
Choice selections of lucky numbers always for
sale.
Nov. 1915
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And further; let me here introduce a paragraph
from letter OF one Of the most distinguished and
eloquent statesmen of America--Fisher Ames, Of
old Massachusetts. have been fortunate to light
my eye on this autograph letter from Mr..
Ames, written TO Alexander White, Of Win
chester, Virginia, member Of the old Con-
eress, dated May "a, l794, and never before pub
lished. After freely and fully discussing the state
of the nation, he proceeds to say "We have still
however, too much Of them laluding to foreign in
reference Great Britain has conducted in a man.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

Stock E,cuaNcE-SLcoNp BoAkp.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Board Of Supervisors,

NoSDAf
In. Honor the MAYOR in the Char
Several ret,oa, for relief from tax were presented and
Tbe Comproller presented bils,-among them oae
Tammany Hall for dinpers suppeIs. Ae I 70 -
Jurors aud Officers on The ,ral OF JAMES hess' -
The Coamit,rc Anausl Taxes reported IN ayor oi re-
,Inr rr % Tf, sebeii W w Niles. Jas. Ferguson.
George NJ Hanne Charles Gs,lor; Welsh BAPTIST Cgfch
s pslI G De Foes: NsI b. Higgins
Sarsh Hcymer Edward Cook Joseph Morebauk and on
The a,ne Committee reported against reuttns correct
. the txx OF John ~ Chester Lue,u' h. Clarke Louis
Whilsy William Whitley, Patrick H. Auirany, and ASm. Il
R}taiuiioby AID Drake-In favor of remi,tng scOec.
in addition Se5 ooO already emitted on the estate oil w
: ,sMrEs5 LoAx Asp TauiT Co-The Committee on the
presented report stating that ore te c9ahf
e,nrne tt vas1on Of rrsqus estate Of this Company at
S5al 9l0 but Immediately afterwards re BoArd OF suify
Ifn the between these the ground
h, they have portion Of thSIr capital ms commit
thinks the Board has no gt 70 ass 10 o. 15a, mi, e os,
The Company ask for relei I'- Coiues oHefeu !e io
lowing resolution IL r..
,rat c m addition TO the placed them BY the
A,.sof OF the First Ward tay the Of S7601j for
thr year lGi4) be RENTED.
debate occunea-Ihe Recorder urged that equally
iproIer incorporated company on popeIsy II doe
20 aI an Individual igr sueh Aiasmsn se
cia inv they said By which incorporated companies can OBJ
tam relief aud ha; apply TO the Legislature " have
Dke petition has been presented TO tEs Lrgs2
ture from te Common Council for law requiring the
to levy TAX only on tue ACTUAL nolnt ol capital com
psny nJyitul possesses The Mayor was ~ iayof Of t
resolution The PTe.dst OF the company has stated to him
that they intend apply for reduction from 81 J 10
1ON AID Jackson thought that comp.nit. should not
IL relieved when ind idua not Aid Miller stated that
the company willing PAY this taxes double The
they did aat he resolution was adopted Vio l.
ne Bna then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.


Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
MONDAY, March "a:
ASUES-Po:s arc somewhat lower to-day. We notice
sales 100 bbs ST. aud Of l75 bbs Pearls at 62s which
Is II stil farther advance oil i2i cts Pearls.
COTToN-There has been fair enquiry for Cotton to-
day The sales sum up between 3Co0 and 1900 baics
Prices without change since Saturday Holders meet
tic demand freely and there has been general disposition
TO SELL Interpretations mostly for Liverpool Frelg;s
arc Arm, without much doing at 81 for square bales,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Flour is very
heavy at our last quotations. and with light demand In
Southern we notice sales Of Richmond County
al So mud 800 bbs So No change 10 notice.
Rye Flour may be quoted So l2. Jersey Corn Meal
so; Brandywiae G2 and prncheors Of the latter II 80
II IL 10, cash.
GRAIN-Wc notice nothing doing in Wheat Rye or Ear
cy;he two former descriptions ana wanted
OF Southern 1000 bushels sold al &c Corn is In good de-
maud with sales 1000 bushels Southern i7c weight,
delivered, and 1900 DO At i6c in the slip.
HAY is dull at las; prices.
WnISKY-wc quote bbls 2iia25c. without finding bay
ers Drudge is steady at DE
WIIALEHoNE-SaleS 900 lbs. North West Coast, to
arrive, ut 29c.
PROVISloNS-An advance OF about SOC has been real
7eI on old Ohio PORK. luet The cverls feeling Of
the arkc to-day and still higher prizes now de-
miuGed The sales $500 bbls old Ohio Prime nj OO
25 and 500 do old Mess at II 75al s7i Saless 100 bbs.
new Mess at 3 So the general asking pce being Si In
Reef also an advance has been realized there being little or
no Country Mess had below IS can any Prime be
reochcd below So The sales OF icklcd meats some
l95 bis Ohio Hams at and II hhdS Si jideis at Sc
lard is h CHER with sales 200 800 kegs Ohio
Sc Butter and Cheese remain at our ast quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
cpovrS &.

2sh ut Ia; 81 80 lon 80 -. fcI in the wreck of brig
Rose OF Yarmouth, with both masss bewspr and ruddcy
gone dead tights stove in and partly Sled with water -
discovered her about miles windard. beat up 10
certain any persons board found her %
tally abandoncdfom appearance supposed her TO have
been Ia thai situation some time.
March 90 IS miles OF Cape Asn!opea, VIII ship Ceres,
fun South Seas for Wilmington, Del.
Feb r. lat lon 81 80 W, saw an American ship show
ing a red signal with white square In IL
Jan lat ~ 40 s. ion 2S So W, ship otranto. OF Ssw
Bedford. SIS ds out
March s. or the Hole in the Wall, brig Abby amelia, Of
Pkss,own, I'm SYork !or Attskspai,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
= concert.-rHE CHOIR oF TRE .BRAINEEKD

~ concert.-THE CHOIR or THE BRaiNSKD
CII fiu pivrsston between Orchard aad Ludlow
=, .sder he direction Of Mr. D. E JONES. viii give
,hei. Annual concert on MONDAY EVENISG next the
st nsf ercins nj half ras O'clock They take plea
sure IN suncuncinc that they will assisted by a eote
F Root who viii sing The las; Man" k@sSsS Y ,,e
s6- of m. Derp aad other pieces and by Mr. II Nah
who will sing ..1he Brothers Rrply and Lonely how
can lonely be and BY Alesrs oodman and Lincoln eSeh
Of whom viii take part in Trics Quaeos For urtsf
particulars PTosramms oi the evening s
Mark H. Newmans ls Broadway; Rayuor. Is Bowery, and
Al the door the evening OF tss pSTloIm1nes
mh23 3;sT THIS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Correspondents Q: The rhllaaclrAia Exchalass: ;.

VN'L TN ~ ~ u y =.
The number Of for ga ve.<es in ort greater than
81. amy nreyous time for lny wears. Exports coasc
o uy more In demand Coffee has risen from IL; 10 Ia
c,s IeswoOd ON 20 l0; several vessels e going else
where 10 Load Government row receives Hayten peneE
in,tea oI Spanish payment OF duties OF account OF ihe
dressing demand cGreuc to pay the troops There are
rmors cf suppressed outbreaks in various parts oi ie
stands but at present. ry;hFS IS quiet here All lot
rp et,crs are now required 10 pass through The post o
80 which has lust been eSIabised-Qostase . cents cur
rncy on letters weighing or less and % cents on
every additional halt AZ ognee -, :.
. 49, an Prince for the pnrrSse is said, OF Demanding
The restitution OF certain bu' am unable 10 as
c,r,ai,, I,rther particulars. Yours, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
cONANTS PATENT YEAST.

CCoRDING to old maxim, " Brad IS the staf cf
n Life" bu IL certain thar good heahidi 6r,af-s"er
light and diztstible-s By rnesna eaiy obtaaei tna
yriads Of pos obliged 10 wander along without mat
assetIs staff Chemical asd earch we, never r-
rdet for more nscsssay and ussiu purposr tsn IN ts
discovery the material which should PROMPTLY and
II produce good bead That destsraum has been
tsin.d 5Y the skill and pa:ene. Of Mr. CoTAsr OF Lowell
who hs sc.r,ned the ingrderts reqnste tor the
saper re--nt bred quickly the -four can be
and baked. r ,:,o.,
6.1,n,ri;or much OF tie nutritious portion OF The n2as r.
r1rzced but By the application fcOSANTS rh
YEAST irstaa.aneoas eefyeseencs Directly loo :. - x
ali he .aceare properties Of ths niesl are etaa n
eg.ins rhr entire nounShmen, which The neuf ha'H'
clujss.
Sold wholezale and retail by nd Nassau
MPSfUS USsEY Clinton Hall. cor be.sna ma S.,dru la Iaar
CHAMPNEY * ALLEN. - Sou;ftt COZ. .'i
GIssNER & YOUNG. i12 Chaihsnst
CHESTER briggs, cal BroaaTay. -. rs;,h,h a,
IGHS II BROWN &BROTHERs. f1 Eishlh :"
STAPLES & FORD. l32 Sowsry.
V ALBRO. 32a BowsrT. COZ bonoSt
T x HOPE, i32 Ch1rnbers1t =. <.-;.h.,
DOMlSiCK DRuNHOND. " Sfsen"
SAMUEL KIP, io5 Broadway. ub.,.,f
Also, By the priseips! grp4s,- "a ssosfai'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25

RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. IN the Store ateiy occupied By
Williams, Rankin < PenniHsn,
40. 6S WIlliam-strect. corner OF Cedar,
ns elegant and ven ex.susive sock of Staple and Fancy
Six Goods IN al latest OF Sprns Syiss, eoni-
psing the desabe and fashionable articles o, Dress
Goods Fancy Silks. Rbhoos, Sc- 20 which thsy Uve the
eli e OF the Old 6rg and buyers gene
rally.
Fro The g-sa: care used IN the selection and their faeiaes
buying the favorable terms they offer UNUSUAL
y s,roa- inducements those who e buy tie greatest
ADVANTAGE ott1er 70, Cash or Approved Credit,
They particularly SOLICIT the Trade of Merchants from Coun-
Towns and Villages. their stock, embracing variety
e.sonabe goods viii be found comprise style, adapted
10 ever market
Amous tier Dress Goods they would csIlatsen,;cn to
gich t5iuted BaIro7ir-s and Bsrsses
Syrian Lawns aai Aluslins of aew styles.
Hall. mourning Pans sazo7iges. Jacouets. SC.
Black Pleeas Maufes Bsizariaes extra Pa'is quality
priEt-! LayTuS AID Nusns 10 -v-ry Vsriety-
y-ry rch isufed Brocnde, and STRIPED >ilka
Rich csshmsrr shavi.. of ali fIs9 ssirities.
Gh ] pnsS B, B,s sR,, sa ,9 G5 as~ & =, t1ai TsSs
Black Hermann eilet and sewing SILK >hawls
Muslin D. Lame and Thib; says, plain and striped
Rich Btocade fsured and plain can-leOn SILK sh,wls.
Rich uret Cap and Boanet 6boa, in sea: variety. OF all
Ninery I;oods in ali branches-Taa,aas, Lawns Bonnet
Suks Satil5, Artificial Flowers, &c.
Also
Gras de Rhiaes Of the different ), dtfs and qualities
Sarleor aud vrrits, Italian Lus;:inSs 25 .ch.
Biz and Blue Biz C;roS Dc Swiss. Grus Gram, &c.
Blk and Blu- Blk DTtSs Saiins.
Black Bombalines. i fall assortment
Gid Gloves Of every Qu,;v. Mems and Womeu's.
Li,I5 Thread Of surener styles. Ladies thidrens, Sc
Sewing Six Gloves aHd A4i;;s, ofeI,Ea qualities
Ladies Lravats Of .en;ire fshrics and Gestgus.
Italian CrivsTs. f,a;,eouis, Nertss, S!aiIr. Sc.
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria and Lawn Htkis, best
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