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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
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FRIDAY. Feb. 81.
ASHEs-Thc i. sl much deiag. OF Pots 100 bbls
have changed hAsds At 81 for bills. Pearls held
ISL, bur we hear OF tnoihiu. doing.
C0TT0N-The market has been active to-day And the
Transactions reach o1 bales. Holders willing 10 sell at
mostly for shipment Freish;s a, II Tor Liverpool
a, which the Mon,iesllo has been taken up.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Ther is no, much dong aad tie
snd the trade buy sparinSy, Western is so No. the hlier
for baJs slightly fancy sale Of G0 bbs Oswso made
a. Gs. The New Orleans just received is seag i'll lots
Isa S sales $50 bbls extra al 90 la southern there
s,rrs chsng Scme OF the lower grades can be bcush
little eheaper We quote GeoIsesown Richmond Country
Gallrgo and lIaxs IS sale of 200 bbls Pe,erssuy
was mace q ei Rye Flour 5oa 75wi,h moderate de-
mad saes 20 bbs lnsyivania within that tsnse Bnek
2e2i. Bag Neal s. a 9i
AlN-in Wbea, We hear OF nothing doing Last sales NJ
bn.S esa,s Com IS steady aad fair supply Sales goo
Ines Sooiern white IS for and .5i for CID weight
usted and s0oo bushels Southern yellow for the East,
Wr. terms and 100 bushels old North River 81 cents for
Sr Cansl Barley nemually Goa s cents With no buyer
Aye ~ cents with sales of 40 bushcl, the slip
he watm weather hNs the eee, w.4kening the
staten Island brought 60 ceats. Nv ~
lRoN-The accounts from the other side h. III. ei,c,
10 advance the preirns;ons Of holde Of ali Isc,n,; MI
pficeS much unsettled Fig Iron !, hell a. SSS in
a. OF So TO So per on ard holders OF .I
since he r r e I mo transactions of memen,
0lLS-of Crude Whale about 700 Ibis have been so,d
70 ihs - al y ceats months English Linseed i :, -,
se River 6s 70 cents Last sale Crude Sperm al IS
. FISHA cargo Of Halifax Mackere has le,n received h
tst with bat littlr doing
SEESw Awe notice sales 1000 lbs Yellow st eA cents
ihe prime rather tesds upward.
RCEhe market has improved within G.w d,ys 10, c,
", cent bat there Is rot much doing.
pa lsihs not made public, 80,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
STRANGER! LOOK HERE,
. SUPERB ENGRAyINGS.
THE NEW WORJD

Of tins ta exhibits the splendid array of attractions
any journal that b. named: Two Stories beautifully, L.
lasFaied; Two Pictures from fuHch; The Ciriscte and the
Grande Dame; Mrs Caudies Curtain Lecure; The fluca
tioa oi Husbands; The Raven by Qses and the Veto b
Snz.es the real Punch syle The Offset by the Editor
New Opera House; Reply 10 Professor Bush by one Of
the 3ercer.s,ree Satonwth ;e answered. Dr. Bush
Woman in the 18th Century, Miss AIarEeau Aesmerism
Musical and Theatrical World; News By the Hiberna Sc
&c So comprising every variety Of article for all tastes from
ravS 10 eay-and all for only SIX Cents.-S3 yea. and
TrIr WANDERING JEW GRATIS -. Ofice2l Ann.st.
7. MINCHESTER prhli.hnr
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
Mr. GOL.DS3ITTH'S

SYSTEM OF SiERCANT1LE PESSIiNsiiIP
Guaranteed all (oi and yuus:l IN ten and interesting
s-r-scs or the oEey at the expiration of the
t,sspns Terms reduced tu ouly
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
N- e. would respectfully call attention the fact that five
vca y the American Institute hAs awarded hif the FIrst Pre-
in,Ig Tor tie Hand Penmanshp, and that he dees
c.r5stt;gn either peninan ieacher OF The Know
ing at there thousands The city wo would radly avail
themselves of the opportunity OF joining his classes they knew
the advantage 10 he derived from few hours aenti
s.sen OF instruction. Mr. g.. aga the Of
New, York that in lessons of hour each he paTt
lose in their future practice
Ladies will meet daily between ii and o'clock gentlemen
at the other hnn. - fron 9 4. N. tai p VI.
FOR SALE AT THE ACADEMY" GOLDSMITH :
GEas OF PERMANENT. PieetEHe Dollars. fsl Inns
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NAIIUNAL HUIEI4,
No. ) CoUxrLASpr- STREET, AND 81 LIBERTr-sTKsET,
NEW-Y YORK;:
DOORS FROM BRoADw A

~ THIS NEW HOTEL will he open on the sah iu-
f"R s:aa when The prorririors viii be happy
& date their friends aud the public with board The
oc pc rooms are large and airy, aud the internal
meats such as cannct FAIL please The location being in
,hs centre Of business il offers Inducements merchants
from other cities and the not surpassed by other
House in this city. -,
expressly for this establishment: -
Families who wish Psriots with Siepng Rooms attached
can be Handsomely Accommodated
The subscribers assure their friends and the public that
efforts o their prt shall be wanting the comfort
and Convenience OF their guests and while they solicit
sha their patronage they hope by unceasng attention TO
the duties Of their vocation give entire sstsiacon
f2slm CHAS. WYCKOEF & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

HIDEs-s.le. 700 Rio GraHde light at A'0"' previous
rates. +, eo MI. ,.,v at &! A ! cts
and Of Clcar Flax 100 tierce' al L % ii"'0'"'
remains quiet and sady I,, 9s Nm mar
II .ii Rf iuac,irr Sale 325 tblS Lard Il &C. ~ 20 S
Sat si and i0 Kers City &c 10 Picked s.ati "" 's' -
ios bbif SscuId.r, Al Gle aud 70 do Shoulders al i!e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

NEW f X q l. : III WORKS
RECEIVED PER HIBERNIA.
Jcn,ins on Atmospheric Changes | vol. 81 81.
Mace uloch': PRINCIPLES OF Taxation; vol $40
BorSn-nults Rural Economy, vol. s5.cO
Ra,k's RefornGtion III German, 2yols $3.50,
tcion's Modern Cookery, vol. $3.50.
SendorIs Paroe ehiala, thick vol $3.50;
toi~its. iVeekly Volume vol. -. 90, 81 each aTc.
Burke's iieralic Illustrations. vol 80
HOOK Cross of Christ, l vol. $l.OO
Frank Fairfield Tale, 81
Browns Pastornls, new nnd cheap edition, &c.
Year Book of Facts toy la5 $3.50.
The Pictorial Sunday Book. large vol.
re sa''pO''>'' '''' WILEY & PUTNAM. 16l Broaiway.
Re- ; steamer has bn receive further copy of the WAN
psnIS,. Jyw aad the following works:
CECIL;
OR THE ADVENTURES or A COXCOMB.
THE AUTHOR or PAUL PRr.
MOUNT SOREL:
OR THE HEIRESS OF TIE DE FERES.
AUTHOR OF OLD MEMS TALES.
LOOK TO THE END
BY
MRS. ELLIS.
TIE COUNTESS FAUSTINA.
BY IDA.
Countess Hahn Hahn
Author OF Letters from the Orient.
7o'' " Judd * TAYLOR, No. Astor House.
~ Agents by sending their orders, shall he promptly sup
Ye1rIv subscription ofsI. 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

v,Bg ANNIVERSARY OF wAsHNGToTs
BRTHpAT, H s ettSis lss s. 'a a. 's ne Rar and
rospect ocr,ies on which there viii b an o
ton aud Grand Musical En.ertain1,sat INNS .,p.,,
THE oh1plpSRKyMfE HFw!yoRK MfEL6bI4HS o Din aad THE eos.
TON QU.iR TET1E CLEB viii sinj ty,list' oil guar
Fuip IT, ASb SS EFFTeTvH TEse FIVE; BRlss is SAND
j. pINGLE Leader Is susssrt and w perform n'unoef
ofra,riohc aits during the evening"
TlcKETs TwENTY.FIvE CESTS-'ro bs Ia: lad q; At
Books;ore c FuiiOa St Mr Coaan,s Ia; store q tiraad
ST Tes's hAs siors. Bowey Mrs Smith, firs;
Solnsr Of Hester aad ffsSe James T. Watkins
@ et and & S,T aH5 oSn Aaa 6s d
Of The following Committee A Wilsoe Georse ; Fart
ridge John y SomeEndyke T Tall GIbsr; 4 E s11i. ana
shs Sns:hen and AZ the door f2l2ns
NEWBORN SACRED MUSIC s0CIETY-HsndeI',
" Grand Oaorio Of the Messiah. AZ tn Tabernacle on
frncirn Solo faIts SC. by Signor, Rossne Pico Miss
'@s FSe { fo1t vii 6S pSiat mh a5 s the e
Vleal and instrumental srSnst eouq'sls upwards Of
The whole under tie direction OF Mr. L. c ill., Conductor
Nr. II. {. Timm viii preside a; the orsaa.
Performance 70 commence at u o'clock.
Tickets 81 each Tor sale at the Music Stor a, the Book
sorTsr of W ali and Water sses and At the doos OF the e
PALMo,S OPERA HoUSE.-T'HT RsnAY EVENING.
each teo sxs, h. hRlDAl 2si ard SATtmRDA1 10 SaST on
( oS fS m ' The opsr 9s
Also, iS,rR much adm'Tsd airiSfAqf EFT from the Opera
To conclude wit, the SeiodeSn Band Of seenaer,. and the
THE ViRGINi1S GIRL.
THep as quarter before -Percmance to commence
vn,e S5rc eed PaQuee 50 Cents Second IS Pm
Box Office open frora 10 to O'Clock. 70 secure seats
On Monday evening Feb 2ih the poralsr irern Of
soMNAMBOLA, IN Ethiopian Bqrlesquc sOf sSis.
WE CITY OF DAViD-AIr CatherSool's pe,,-,,,.,.
the r45hc OF New York It is al least e6n,I IN ~, % S @
oEe destroyed BY he few years ago and * bab 1r;i
~ those VINO have visitedit |; will shortly M Tm"y%i ~
Boston. aud those therefore, who wish 10 en;cv ~
porunty OF looking at ihentic view Of jefv ~,
call Immediately All who have seen it speak IN hsb ns emu
OF its beauty. " e' WINS
To be seen day and evening large picture gallery Gram
lie BuIidns broadway Admission Is cents. fa iwi<S
A.N'> Astrce,.. 'Sf''''-~0''ss VI h''a'way and Ann
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK:
Commencing oil MONDAY, Feb. 18th. 1915
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Every Evening "A O'clock and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons AT O'CLOCK.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES
One ITcek iIore Of tho Onrang Outcng
Madame Rockwell. the wonderful Petrologist
DIR. c. P. JOHNSON, the unrivallcd Mcsmerlzer,
The splendid and highly interesting Diorama OF
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL,
Also engaged Madame EttlIng, OF the first Vocais;s
of the age Mr.. and Mrs. Western; Mr.. Remer, Comic
Singer.
La PETITE CARLINs, the graceful and accomplished
danseuse.
General Tom Thumbs Court Suit Automaton Jucger,
Rope Dancer, etc.
admission to the WHOLE Is ccn,s-chdren underl years
OF age l2l cents. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

DIR. II. KIMBALL'S MINERAL TEETl1-The ccle.
bty which these Teeth have obtained and the high value
set upon them by those who have worn them, together
with their known intrinsic superiority the great mass
Teeth that made in this country, have induced Dr.
Krnball to make such arrangements rs will hereafter ci-
BILE him 10 supply the increasing demand for them 10 any
extent been confirmed in this design by the uni
form success which has attended his practice In this de-
narncnt of his prof ssion by the high encomiums that
have been passed upon these Teeth BY many oil our most
distinguished citizens who are now wearing thelll ana oy
several of the eminent Physicians and Dentists OF this
city, who have spontaneously offered the most ample tes
monias 10 their excellence These Teeth and will con
nue to be made by DR.. kimbal exclnsirely for hs oTR
practice they are set In the most elegant manner upon
gold rate and adapted TO the mouth in such way as 10
combine the highest utility with the greatest possible COM
fort They are warranted be unsurpassed by any that
are made the United states and are guaranteed III all
cases to fit perfectly, and to a the purposes that
artificial Teeth can be made to answer Dr. kimball wish
to be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such as will enable him TO offer these Tee made in the
style above mentioned, at the same prices That are charged
for e most interior kinds. Specimens may be seen Mt his
house, No. 522 Broadway, near Spring-s o0 lnlisy'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
AC Il. X L + d ,

coMMIsStoN NERO HANT
.o,d ,,d of Reed scherperhorn s Co. lo2 Broad 'st)
NEW-YORK.
Flcn,. Pork Lard Tallow whisk~y Tobacco Pnrs SEED
Ginseng Batter aud all descriptions o "' iaf
ceiyed aud sold on commIssI9na;. % Nv"
e SIXTH WARD.-At large and en'h~s'aste meet me-
Iybys Of the Sixth Ward held At the National Hall
on wednesday evening 9th instant, OWEN W. BREN-
NAN Esq. was appointed Chairman, and THOMAS j. JACK
son and G. MeAp, Secretaries.
On motion Resoired Ta, the meeting proceed ballot
for th -ons the ayoraty CoGy yeniion; and the fol-
loving persons declared duly elected:
pFBACON. THOMAS J. JACKSON,
HENRY w. MERRITT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
BKlcMroN MARxrr, IA u.

At market, ei5 Beef Cattle and s25 Sheep.
PIIees-Beei CatileWe quote correspond with last
week about the prices obtained for like quality
teNta D 0 first quality S. SIS; second quality 80
ATS; THIRD iaaliiy 81 1, So
Shccf-S ommon Sheep LIS 2,75; wsthcrs 3, % $50
neghbuhoo cd - "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
WI NccoI,siICE Iuc;Soneec

UNITED STATES SALE.-Wm. NcCormicS x GO. ~'n sel'
.b sy ,t 10 O'Clock at No Is CORTLAND street, on ac-
count OF tie Medical and Hospital Department Of se Amy
valuable collection OF Medical Books, amous when are
,eeral copies OF ,he L. $. Dispensatory Ths Sau
able wo:s, and worthy OF attention. Also SuIica,
,rc5;s Uosral Furniture Blankets, Beds, Bes.fiS'
Trunks, Saddle Rag, &c.
Also AT Il O'Clock, wiihou, reserve two rosewood sIana
action Piano Fo:eS; together with large assortment %
Furniture. from families and others. u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
4 NOVELTY PL.lTE

4 NOVELTY PLlZE
GODEY'S MAGAZINE & LADY'S BOOK,
FOR MARCH. Isi5.
FIRST TIDINGS FROM Observation-Disclosures
a story OF the Women of'I6-by II. H.weld. Designed
by Dariey, and Engraved on Stone Ey Duya First OF
the Kind ever published
"AIATERSAL Observation-Disclosures by J. Ban
GoDEY's UNRGvALED SPRING FAsHIoNs-Con-
tanning Three Spring Dresses and Three Spring Hats
BOYS aud Girls Dresses Five Figures.
ORIGINAL MUSIC-By j. T :. Sullivan.
TIrRNTT-TITO CONTRIBUTORS ~ ONE MEMBER:
C And the public is requested to carefully look the
names and compare them with those Of any other Magazine
Conte = OHgtnal.
The Women OF 7i BY Il. Hastings Weld
Iale Of the Rose rec b. Miss Julia a Fletcher
THE BloSllims and Nayfeds. by Miss Leslie
To ransrlaned Tree, by Lncins r. Smith.
Maternal Instruction.
he New fouse, translated from the German of INLAND
D ssqehiss @ BY Ii, Ii Ma 4 n
Corinna, BY Slrs. Emma c. Embury.
Fanny or, The Yelled Straw Cottage. By Mary speu-
e'' Ia .stS Guiana, by. TIE Poor Scholar
The Departed by J. Ross Dix.
The Origin Of Shadows. by Ella Loui.
\ so9s-wheu First; ! saw Thee, BY Park Benjama.
The ncoEy OF being Invisible, By C. r. Hoffman
Costumt by II T. Tuclernln.
NNsic-E.xchanSe OF Hearts, b. Himmei words By John
T. 5. Sullivan
Editors Book Table
Beauty Of Eintellisinen;, aud superiority OF
kellng Matter.
a tlp bes; Efforts OF the lest FnglayerS. We have also
some choice SiSS.so thar the public may expect every
number OF its fayofe Magazine to excel or al least equal
is predecessors.
Per2s ;s.!;i ST per fGGgg 81 yer aaoan no min, s,,no,,
by " De aOii'Bfdu BuRGEs sastsT TR%GER I2;f
i22t aq2 f,roalvay corner Ann Pab.hets AGENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU-
MENTS"
Cci MISE, Of -imenia, Nor YORK, lrrites
nildg' date Of January =, ISIS,
rs fnklnn.S

Mr.. Isaac BUTTs:
Sir: he high estimation III which Wi,;ar Basain Of Wild
Cherry hold nothing NOR than merits Haslu- iis
beneficial effects own tmiy belefe II 10 he inTalua-
bic in Ol lncipicnt Consumption.
My wife. whose constitution naturally feeble III the all
of 1888 took Geld winch affected her lungs producing
harasss cough lad hoaTsees sotlt she could with diff
Guilty speak.
physicians became alarmed h. SITUATION told her that
less cough and symptoms leit her the weather
preached IL would be not likely the weather ecame
cold Az time he medicine take which
tended 10 lessen he. fever, but s;i her COUGH H0ARSE
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD contaued about til
sam- time this ilaniu- of the dsscSe procured
few, bottles of W;s:lrs Bssan Wild fhe7ry which she be-
no benefit from it-( bcSause She sd become ilf Truce by
this einacien- disease but prevailed her continue
is use though freely confess II hopD= against hop.
Before the second bottle thought there
relief and c peEseyeTsd rs TIL she -d taken
boes; and now sir the gratifying Tesut Is PERI ECT
RESTORATION TO heE usual health. Not Of those
alarmug symptoms have Tsaed ard should 10 myself
INJUSTICE did fuly lEd earnestly recommend Others
who may be ~ simar SITUATION
Respectfully your ffiead. W. II. NASE.
E. VI Swift Esq District Attorney oi pn;ehcss o. writes:
February 3. 1855.
lam ,ceaaiarsd with Col W H Nase Of A:zeil no Is
man Of tIp-ani his statement of facts eatled full
credit Furthee knox that the ea! OF MS wife greatly
improved <. u. SWIFT.
( ESa;a we say call and see the ogiGIxA1 pocuMESrs.
The full. prove ti,; This Balm the only reliable remedy
for pairs rsknes cf the Chest and Lungs Coughs. Cci6s,
20 wears standn. Raising Of Blood. and every des PFC
tucei BIZ cold and changing cl!Iaate-
sReueInber AID statements OF
ALL SrEICTLf rEuE =.
Prncal Once y Anas,- but sed BY Druggists in all parts
of the couatrs. iZ2u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

The annual reports the Western aud Worcester Railroads
are published The available Of the Western road have
produced besides 1906 shares Of stock which is
likely To produce par making total of S9O7o20 There
Were expended in 1874 for construction and equipment oi road
SI77 G7 To st JAN 1875 the total expenditures have been
81 212 which the Albany portion took ST. lC6,9 The
two sinking funds amounted st January 10 S3992G those
funds increased S696S9 last yelr The debts contracted
amount to s. $50 which the sinking funds reduce
The receipts for transportation of passengers III
1871 wore S 69 against S215 39 si3. and from fright
The Increase passengers 35 S+i per cen The
whole number passengers carried in 1914 OGl Of rs
and second class through and sGSi ohrst and 59Gs
second class In 1919 the whole number of
lO O25 Of first and S395 of second class There
received aud IRON Boston Si2 OF freight
96s in ~ and Grecnbus the freight charged
nechsndze sent eastward S2252 against Sl5 oa7 i'll
Si3 The whole number oi miles By locomotives
Si S0S and the expense being. charged hut S3ll 0
the expense per mile 6 ll0n The whole receipts of
sit being S753j2 and the expenses made up S3l O4
with payments TO, interest debts of S2s ST. to
the two sinking funds there surplus Of SOL OI
from which o2a divided holders of 263i shares
and s2l is9 left on hand
The Worcester Road rcror, states its capital paid III a,
s2sOOOO its expenditure S29 07S and receipts in 1914,
from passengers s2s63 freight SIS 99i and from mail rents
aud interest $780, total a2si3 In s3 its receipts
So 6l from passengers and $40 c99 from freight mall
The expenditures put S3227s 92 Total gross earning
s,2 1885, total expenditures S2302 and balance S2S 9
: g ma fnu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
NcU cnnns

Messrs- BARKER & TowLE. Of No Il Catharine-st, We
by their advertisement have commenced their spnns
TradpurchasinS New Goods Families wishing articles
for Housekeeping their lire vil find sueiior assor
Their stock Of Dress Goods zsc and Deras'ci 2F
entirely and decidedly cheap. 22i j''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
GREAT SALE OF DOMESTIC GOODS
BaRKER,s. 2al GRAND-sTREET,

BAkkftlS Zol Dft-lNlI-7 MIL
b. the Yard Piece. Package, commencing Hondag,
February 2ih lsJus received 20 bales and cases bleach
ed unbleached shee,ngs aud shr;n=s m the Manac-
tories which ill be sold cheap fo CASH All those vino
wish to buy will find to their inea call above and
sec for themselves.
s bales yard wide sheetings only Cd
S do do do very heasy I'd
do SO do sd
do s.; Wal,hara and Merrimac do Cd
Also Indian Head, Stazt Mills Chicopec, D. Hamilton
Amoskeag. ard many other kinds very cheap
3 cases fine Long Cieth Shifting only I'd
7.a do do DO do Sd andsl
l.. very fine do do do lOd anl lid
do New-York Mills slish,ly emaged for shilling per
yard
Also Lawrence Mills lierrmac Hamilton Mills, Phoenix
Mills and many other styles which Will BE- sold at great bar
gains.
cases new styles Of Prints Cd Sd and Od Tar such as
formerly sold for shilling, warranted las; colors.
lso cases high colo large and small figured Chntz
for lud and lid per yard. very cheap.
Also 3 cases Linen Cambria Handkercheis for only Is
wor, Cd Also Damask Table Cloths and Diapers, Napkins
Birl,.Eye Huckabuck Scotch and Russia Diapers Table
Covers 3urlaps. Bed Ticking &c. &c. &c &c
Also Just received. New Brochc Shawls very
cheap.
Also first rate assortment of jet and blue black Silks at
very low prices together with complete assortment Of all
kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which Will be sold a;
srea, bargains
Country Merchants in of Domestic Goods will do well
call and examine the stock before purchasing.
Goods sent to any rar of the City, Brooklyn Williams
burSh o. Jersey City free Of charge.
S. BARKER, PSI GTand-strect,
22fst between EIdridce and .N-n-strre;s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

DERFocAL spEcTAcLEs-At No. lsa Broadway.
article Of american manufacture, inducing ease
to the weary eye, and strength the weak Numerous
testimonials OF their superior me. viii be shown, among
which are those Of DR. LarGner and or noted scientific
gcntenen the public invited 10 judge for them
selves Difficult OF deficient Vision solicited.
NIB. Every other description OF Spectaees at less ths
eommonprices. si2ls&9ssodt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
SILK GOODS .

SILK GOODS.
NEW srE1NG STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON & WRIGHT,
Nos l39 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, Nev-York,
would respectfully invite the aention of Merchants visiting
this city to their assortment Of Sk Gad Fancy Goods
prisins in part, viz
DRESS GOODS,
Bareges and Balzorines printed JacoGsts and Satin
stripe Nuslins complete OF Muslin de Lane
of all styles aud prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Tarla,an Muslin dresses Cameeon Brocade and satin striped
Silks
SIIAWI.S,
Broche Cashmere Baree aud ull assortment Of Cameleon
and Danask Silk Slaws rich Darnas! Alpaca aud sad
la Shawls new and beautiful article, together wild, black
and cold Muslin de Laine shawls in great variety.
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of the
and riches, STYLES. complete of Tael aud Sa
tin Ribbons. Also full assortment Of Millinery articles
LACES,
English German Thread Laces and Edginrs fgd Cap
Laces large trimming Lace and Lace Edsinss,
&c.
GLOVES,
Consisting of Kd the best manufacture blk and col Silk
Egyptian and Fet Gloves with large OF Fancy
Mts.
select assortment of Fancy Hds Linen Cambria Hlkfs;
Ponsee and Spitaeld Hdki together with great variety
Paris Cords Gilaps ard Trimmings, styles, all Of
which will be offered al the ioIvest market prices.