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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
NEWARK AND NEW YORK, DAILY.
FARE ONLY l2x CENTS.
Change of Hnur.
~ On and after Saturday, May 18th, tbs
S@s&knss PASsAIC, Captain John Gaify, will run a.
-iollows, until further notice, viz
LEAVE NEWARK LEAVE NEW YORK.
Foot of Centre Foot Of Barclay street.
III A M and TX 2 M. 10 A. M. and p. NJ
ON SUNDAYS
k'; NJ M, NsSysrPPlM l Lss,s Ns :va 4f!t
The Pasaic has been enrshsned IS feet and two hun
commodous and elegantly furnished deck saloon, 60 feet
LENGTH and complete order. Her accommodations for
freight and passengers have been very much improved
Freight carried at reduced AIS lm*m
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n-n, FHTL D ELPHTA.
~ paths Just introdnced-Warm and Coldn fine apart
meon-Ior both ladies and Gentlemen. my29 1m~m
EPHRAIM SWEENY'S
DINING ROOMS, No. 66 CHATHAM STREET NJ "
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN ON MONDAY June
"a is5 on the SECOND floor of his highly celebrated and
popular rooms of the novel elegant
country ever intended for public business where gentlemen
parties may be served in the best Break
psro The extensive made the
Of living one hundred sevenyeght Dishes up in
asye SURPRISING thing attempted prices to
respond with reason thing has been got my
pa s.Vs would most invite those who
shed to what perfection the humble business NAV with
perseverance,, be elevated to. - 80
m30 lmsrc EpHRAIM SWEENY
n ENTLEMEN WISHING TO PROCURE delightful
street. three doors of Hudson street Hotel Des Deur
Frares) The situation by any in the citva
fordng advantage Tsbes
the best OF Wines, Ssgars SC.
JULIUS g. SEIGNETTE.
m50 sire ARZAC p SEIGNETTE.
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
WON ERyUL IMPROv ENTS.
DR. RROWN DENTIST

DR.. BROWN, DENTIST,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. 20ok BROADWAY, three doors above Chambers
street. next e ewarts new building, continues to insert
Premium Artificial Teeth, from whole set the
Scientific Principles Of Atmospheric Pressure Also his eee
WHITE CEMENT,
for filling decayed S useful for mssticatoa
arising from medical treatment other causes sectusly
fastened by the highly recommended Latio Odonts.
TOOTHACHE
cured minute without pain Teeth extracted with less
than half the usual pain.
PRICES LESS
than other Dentist this CITY, References will be given
families and the medical faculty in this city BY
calling at No. 280f Broadway. myN lm-rh
TEETH, TEETH, TEETH.
75 Only.
LII KINDS of Dentes Operations performed in superior
"A style and cheaper than any other dentist in the city City
dentists have done by applying the
Office Instructions any single branch, the whole sys
OF dentistry. will be the
N. TAYLOR, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist;
my2i lm-rh SO East Broadway.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
80 62a -

EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From philadelphia to Pittsburgh vic the Psnnsylvania Rail-
roads aud Canatough In 81 days The above line
full operation and offers inducements who wish
pleasant mode Of travelling to the west.
The cars built the approved modern STYLE the
boats are ktted up III superior and effort made
OF travellers The scenery this unrvalsd and the
great chain OF Pennsylvania internal improvements we'll
thy of being seen.
By this avoid all the Eue and dangers
tendant travelling time an e.
peditious trip. ~
The leave every morning o'clock Passengers are ad
vised their places Philadelphia Office in Psds
l3 and Is South Third SITS. A. CUMMINGS, Agsnt.
Philadelphia May II. l8i5.
For information IN the city Of New York, apply to
B. H. KNISELL, Agent for
d. LEECH CO.s Line West st. NJ r.
mvl7 m rrc
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE !, 1915

NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
A&2 ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
@p The steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r. B.
g. a.; Macy, will Leave the foot Of Courtlsndt
hs Empire owing 70 her light water win be
ample time take the morning Of cars going east or west
For Passage or Freight apply board c. CLARK, al
.n- ONCE on the wharf my30
Cfa1n i'm DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND
- 41TRM IRELAND-Persons wishing to remit mo-
IN ney to their friends in any part Of England
S1lls:=4 Ireland Scotland or Wales, can be applied
with drafts payable sight, without dis
count for any amount, from 81 upwards.
In ENGLANpOn the National Provincial Bank Of Eng
lands Messrs j. Bamed Co., Exchange and Discount Bank
Liverpool Messr James Bull Son. London and branches
throughout England and Wales.
liz RELANpOn the National Bank of Ireland and Provin-
cal Bank and branches throughout Ireland
ScoTLANp-On Easrern Bank Of Scotland, National
Bank Of Scotland 9eenock Banking Company and branches
throughout Scotland
The steamship Britannia sails from Boston June by
which all drafts be forwarded free. Apply 10
w. K J. T. TAPSCOTT,
myl8 10 South Maiden lane.
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M B.-Private House Of Refreshments by w. TELLER
e Front street.Breakfsst Dinner and Supper Is 3D.
before until p Supper from until o'clock Also, q Beds
all in prime order Lodgings Is All gentlemen wishing
axe cool dniag apartment will do well call
satisfy hem,evs The proprietor also keep; the old stand
where he will continue all the dcsces Of the
Also, Wines Liquors and Sega Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands direct from the importers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

VTLLLAMSB URGH COTTAGE
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens Of
i New York, Brooklyn, Wiamsburgh and its vicinity
that they have recently opened the large and splendid mansion
known as the
WILLIAMSBURG COTTAGE,
and furnished great expense for the accommodation Of
dents and The Cottage egiby situated few rods
south Of the PICK SLIP Ferry and convenient to The Houston and
view Of the Bay New York Brooklyn They have also
tached the OUTAGE large and splendid Garden
ncn Promenades, Grass Pas Shade Trees &c, making
most delightful summer resort to while few hours amid
richly worth visit being the best piece Of mechanism
kind that ever imported this country. i will play fifty
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy. The
choicest varsity Of reeshnent will at all times be promptly
furnished
N. BIN connection with this establishment they have
WARN AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS-known as
the Washington Baths. The all times clear and
pure The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand and Hous
ton street every fifteen minutes. Ferrage four cents
myl6 lm&ec HANDF1ELD & HOEFT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER.
JOHN J. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
No.2 ANN STREET, next door 70 the American Museum
generally the very liberal Of patronage already
ceived and hopes by business
unuence.
FIRST QUALITY
Philsdelphb Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout
and Scotch Ale.
Orders for shipping attended TO with despatch. mill &c
THE "THORN CHAMPAGNE"
THE UNDERSIGNED will hereafter have constantly on
hand for sale article Of Champagne Wine OF an uasur
passed, and probably unequaled quality.
The subscriber has been appointed sole Agent the United
States for the Manufacturer.
As of its superiority Colonel Herman Thorn, 81
Paris has allowed OF his seal to be affixed each
bottle The quality Of the Wine will be preserved all future
Shipments und under no circumstances be allowed to depe
cate.
Respecting this wne Col Thorn thus writes lit Is Of
quality rarely 70 be met with in America; lhave drunk other
for years past"
The tenon Of private gentlemen, Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited this article.
Parties desiring supply should make immediate
pcation. g. LIVINGSTON,
ais I'm re No. 10 Wall street.
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BOARDING AT n COURTLANDT STREET
GOOD BOARDING, with pleasant rooms for single gentle
" Likewise handsome furnished parlor with bedroom
adjoining suitable for genteel amily-by
myi3 lm~rc MRS. GERE n Courlsndt
FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
I'm business pleasure be accommodated during their
" with pleasant and desirable home the house Of
lady Of responsibility where they will with atteatsn
BURTON CRESCENT,
a26 lmsrc Eustou Square, London.
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HARTWELL'S
W n SHIN TON HOUSE,
@23 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL.

PHIL ELPHIA
paths Just inrodnced-Warm and Cold-in fine apart
meots-ior both ladies and Gentlemen. my29 im*m
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6&R LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS-Packet
M the 9Th June-The splendid and favorite packet sh
p1R12Nk pPATRICK HENRY ]. c. Delano mater win .

GENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS, 50 Nassau st., comei
~ Of Maiden Lane-A orders medately attended
Mason, Slaeing Plasering, Tagging tin roofs repaired
painted, and all other repairs and alterations done the best
manner. Also, furnaces kettles, steam boilers
ovens and every kind Of fire works put None but good
Chimney tops for curing smoke Up orders left with
Quinn, Plumber, 34 Broadway
uN M n OITINN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

~ FOR sALE7A beautiful Country Residencs one mil.
&rom Rossvie Landing, Staten Island, Farm Of q
acrss Of 6tate Land large House and good Barn, a4
other Buidnx good Garden with plenty Of Fruit Trses-
N.Y. imsre SAM'L. HALL $50 Broone %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01

CANAL ENTERpRrsE.-We went yesterday to see
lying at Basin the Portable Boat Delaware, dis
charging freight for of merchants which had
loaded In Philadelphia the 5th Of May and carried
to this place. without handling until they reached this
point. This boat is formed in four sections each Of
which, when on land, is supported by an eight wheel
truck the goods loaded in the warehouse IN rhadel
pha the boat is then hauled by locomotive to Column
ba where she is launched and proceeds by canal to Ho
day sburg then again placed trucks crosses the
height the Allegheny Mountain to Johnstown again
place or any other point the Cross Cut Ohio Canal
the goods being moved from the time they were
first plsced in the boat Philadelphia We view this
opening new and important in the mode Of carrying
goods Of great adv antage to merchants, and with
success to the cnterprsng captain and proprictors-
MasuIon Gaxsffs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

Old Lawrence will be heard at the Con.
venlion let il be when il may-but we
would prefer short and spirited canvass
10 long and log.rolling campaign. Sou.
shern Journal, Monticello.
Or The foregoing are by far the most
sensible remarks on the subject Of tho
Convention that we have yet seen. There
is no necessity for the indecent exhibition
Of haste displayed by few ofice-seekers
in our State. Let the wings nominate q
ticket-like the advance made, 10 CIay's
nomination, we can give them six months
TO 20 upon, and then clam" them like oil
creation. Let them form a ticket, and
then twill be plenty time TO act. There
is no necessity for having the public mind
kept in continual ferment just for tho
sake of adding TO an additional increase Of
drones to suck in tie shape Of taxation the
life blood Of The producers. "Harrying"
down the taxpayers!
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18
western Literary Journal & Monthly


Review.
Published at Cincinn.n, OHIO, by Robinson a.
Jones. for the editors--E. 2. G. Judson and L.
A. Hine,-at So 90 per annum, IN advance
The third No OF this valuable work we have
before US. Typographical arrangement-"nique !
its criticisms OF superior order, and the con-
tributions evidenclng the highest order ct intel
lec.. Such publication has long been needed
AZ this point future centre from whence the
light OF our Federal Government will be shed
abroad throughout the land. We notice as
contributors to this Journal, the names Of Mr' :
R. S. Nichols, Amelia b. Welby, Miss T. a.
Evans. Mr.. Albert Pike, W. q. Gilmore, ana
host Of other stars OF the frat magn'tuhe' an"
which bid fair TO gem with beauty tee horizon
ofour West with rays as bright as ever emltteu
nm iotelleet We make the following extract
from it's pages, written by bachelor friend o.
ours, who, by the bye, though, we would rather
welrome as an author OF long winded article
IN REPUTATION, STATE DEBTS. or
RANKING on the loaned interest OF borrowed
tDoDey! One more word, aud then with US,
wa will laugh at the recital o. the adventures
Of 8. Bootsm We would suggest the heading to
Rad. tbus-uA Reminiscence of an Old Bache-
IOr. or--'Go IT Bo0Tsn"
TFrom the Western Literary Journal
ReminIsCence OF am Old bachelor
"Yet, what Boots it now TO telL'- 'ERoH'
.v.r van eeels viveish samvel especially for vd'
A, doni hang YOURSELF that's wuigir bat 60 INTO co
~ a"N 'aNo PIoKwIcK,
at were a real increase Of human hap
piness. - observes Carlyle, ''couS all young
men from the sge Of nineteen be covered
under barrels, or rendered otherwise lnvls>
lille. and there left to follow their lawful
studies and callings Till they emerged sad
der and wiser at the age 1T twenty-five
aueh qaWks are they, aud fnollsh peacocks'
nnd vet with surh vulturuus hunger tee
selc,DdnlssRce; 80 obstinate, obsireperous'
voipoloriOus; 10 all senses 81 frOward and
a. Corward." Al The INST wFeiched perInd
sf,b;s most wrelched age, we left our Aims
Mater Tor a dive into spcIety before settling
down IN q profession. W. h"ut seitiea
1ginciples or opinions, with no correct Idea
= The world. bu, with a firm belief that =
dissiualed life was a Paradise Fegaiaeo, %
which vine and wumeu, balls and 6uggiesi
cards end cigarr, hoated contusedly 70 "ui
fsscinated Imagination, With 10 e"n'r"
over our hands and feet, We we're turned
loose upaa the community Al large E'tl
memorable timesl Bright, yet ruinous
The dav, az least 50 much Of q as W
psFmitlsdIo see our valuable person Out o
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

''Like lambs have we crept into power.
like wolves have we used it. like dogs shall
We be driven out, but like Eagles shall we
renew our youth, Francis Borgia, Gen.
eral Of the Jesuits.
When the archives Of the Popes were
carried to Paris 1909, by the French
among other surprising things, a practice
came to light which the Popes had, Of de-
cIaring null, AID vcid by secret mental re-
servation, the contracts which were made
public.
Thus Alexander vii, February, Is, 1864,
made such reservation with regard to the
treaty Of Pisa Of the 18th Of the Same
month; and Clement xii, September 3,
l764, with regard to The Punishment Of the
Jesuils from France.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

STATE CoNvENTloN.--It seems to be
difficult question to settle among our bTeih-
rem Of the press, as to iOheH the State Con
yen,ion shall be beld-we should like for
once, for the democrats to exercise ute
patience, and lei tie wings hold their Con-
venuon 6rst-it has been customary Tor
he wings for several years at least, - hold
back Cor the democratic party 10 make tnelf
nominations 6Fsl, not that we have any
lears that the wings are going to beat %
La give us Closo run, but that they have
,lways waited until our nominations we're
made end then they pick their most avail
able men as opponents 20 our indlvldua
.andidatesS We want 70 just sec what scr
Of ticketa wing convention would put gu
in advance Of The democratic nominations
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18
From the Louisville Journal.
The Bark YnZOO. INDIAN LEeEND.


TFrOm the Louisville Journal.
The Bark YazOO.-AN INDIAN LEGEND.
AtR-''Luey Neal
Oh deep within the g suny South,''
There rolls quiet stream;
It's waves go singing on their way,
As in pleasant dream.
The grass is green upon its shore,
Bright blossoms mingle there;
And mHsic's soft bewItching spell
Is laid upon the air.
o! the dark YazoOs
o! the dark Yazoo,
There's beauty on thy heaving wave,
AS the soft zephyrs WOO
The wild deer from his covert HES,
To quaT its sparkling wave;
And there the swans at heat OF noon,
Their snowy bosoms lave;
For we'll they know, whilst they are there,
No Javelin will he hurled;
'Tis there forbid the Indian tells,
By him who rules the world.
o! the dark Yazoo,
D! the dark Yazoo,
There's beauty on thy heaving wave,
AS the soft zephyrs WOO.
1t was a joyous morn in May,
When ali was calm and still,
Save passing breeze or voice OF bird,
/Or sound OF distant rill--
A deer came bounding to the stream'
A red chief on its track,
Drawn was his bow, wheh rose v0lce'
TO warn mis- footsteps back.
o! the dark Yazoo,
O! the dark YaZ0o,
There's beauty on thy heaving wave.
AS the soft zephyrs WOO.
Retreat, it cried, thou know'st this spot
Must have no bloody dye,
That here thy bow must never sound'
Nor fatal arrow fly.
The chieftain heard, bnt still press'd on,
Quick few his arrow dread;
But ne it lett hi. yielding bow,
HIS spirit with il 1,d
O! the dark Yazoo,
o! the dark Yazoo,
There's beauty on thy hcaVing wave,
AS the soft zephyrs WOO.
The long hours of the night came on,
Bright rose his wigwam fame.
And eager watched wife and child;
Bot still no chieftain came,
And through long years they walled thus'
Alas 'twas all in vain,
Vain was their search, and vain thei' tear
He meier returned again.
O! the dark Yaz"o,
O. the dark Yazoo,
There's beauty on thy heaving wave,
As the soft zephyrs WOO.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

AN standing advertisements will be charged % the aEss
mentioned rates unless contract DO MADE WISE Aest
for insertion.
Advertisements Of personal alteration VIII HNvA'
RIAB be CHARGED DOUBLE the foregoing rates
No person will be announced for any ofce either so
state or county, without the advance pas ment 81 TEN
dollars for state and five dollars for other oniee9
PoItlcal Circulars will be charged ag adveEtlaaeMssS
and payment required in advance.
No JOB will he delivered 10 any person with whom 8A
have 70 regular dealings, until paid for.
III j Single numbers Oftha papeF, l9A cenis.
k0vsFiatlons will be made In the above rates.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

HuMBus.-Ths New Workers are eons
lemplatina The erection Of Statutes % He's
~ Clay and Gen. kVon-underlaksa ~
the Wing and Democratic parties resPse-
lively,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

OREGON. There is but little doubt that the
u. States are destined ultimately 10 com
mand all The trade in the Indian and China
seas. The supply OF cotton 10 the United
States, including Texas, is far beyond what
the wants Of Europe require. The wants
Of China are, however, such as will absorb
almost limil;css quantity. The cotton
goods manufactured in the United States
already supersede those of all other cOun-
tries in those markets, and American lead
has entirely suppIanted the English. The
English Government hope, by commanding
he exclusive route 10 China over EgyPl,by
The way Of the Nile and the lsthmus OF SUI
ez, Ito effect which a negotiation is now
pending between that Power and The Par
cha, to obtlin news several weeks earlier
than it can be had 10 the United States; an
advantage which will give her merchants
control OF the markets. This diplomacy
may succeed temporarily in this, but the
march Of events will ultimately give the
United States The mastery. Her PoPula-
ton is pushing, with vigorous, rapid and
unceasing march, along line twelve hum
dred miles in extent, westward, towards the
shores Of The Pacific. The occupation Of
The vast territory known as The Oregon, Is
already going forward, and twenty years
will not have elapsed before powerful
State viii have sprung up OF the shores Of
the Pacific. The great tract OF the Oregon
is drained by the Columbia River and the
San Francisco, which debouch upon the
ocean at point six days, by steam, distant
from the Sandwich Islands--a group the
independence Of which is guaranteed
whose population is 100000, mostly Amer
leans; The surface 5000 square miles; Of
soil the most fruitful, and climate un-
surpassed in salubrity. These islaHds are
situated ia the middle Of the Pacific, on the
great highway from Oregon 10 China. The
great whale fishery Of these regions IL
conducted mostly by Americans, numbsF-
ipg two hundred vessels, whose annual
product is about S5,OOO,O0O. This feet 10
the summer months cruizo between the
islands aud the coast Of Japan, fOr sperm
whale, and carry on a large tEade 10 luFs
etc, which are now sold in China, and The
proceeds; in tea, sent home 70 the URlted
States. The whole OF this vast trade end
that Of China, via the the Sandwich Islands
will be commenced by the Stale Of Oregon
Those persons are now living who viii see
a Railroad connecting New York with Che
Pacific, aud steam communication from
Oregon TO China. For the last three cen
turies, the civilized world has been rollini
westward, end Americans Of the prssen
age wilt complete The circle, and open
Western steam route with The EGst.-
IIHnnfs Merchanl's Magazine.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18

standing Advertisements
For tn lines or less three months, ~
=. . six months, ID ~
4 twelve months, a 9D
Each additional square, three mOnihs "
six months, w
q twelve mOnths, - W
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-18
LlzzE CATcHEM,
s359 on

Ia thi. Davy added a large sum 10 the
wnv Of damages Cor friends lest and doc
TORS bill. But this, however amusing
will not heal light pocket any more than
Il can cure a heavy heart
In pursuit Of the widow we lhinned and
psled rapidly. Love-making, as monIezn-
ma D4wkins correctly remarks. Is ''Pnriy
up." but it can't last forever, and 10 ouF
c,ss ne determined 10 end il or our exls>
teucs BY the untried ex1eriment Of "PoP
piOe The question, !" which was more easily
determined upon than accomplished. Up
porlunity after opportunity escaped with
en, accomplishing The Object. Ellher cou-
race ooasd on, al the proper moment, or che
w,Jow. with the tacl Of skilful hand, led %
from The point. But Gene musii and W
6xed 4 time, aud inwardly swore the mattel
should be settled thea or never,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

E HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large aid
Beautiful .ipck ui Spring aud Summer Gnlds,
which vii. sell on ,hc pay down principle. far
CHEAPER Than ever before offered ur sale in his
city, consisting IA part of French aud English Broad
Cloths, al the must braUiiiul styles and qunrcs
French. English and American double md single
nailed Fancy and Plain Cassmrrcs. OF these
articles splendid Gssprmont, uncqualed by any
esIHll fshmeut in HIS cIiy.
SUMNER GOODS-A iull assortment of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting Ia parI as
lollows Summer TWccds. Frcuch Linen Drlls
Creating Coating, Plain aud Funcy Gambroons,
Linen Cheek, If,>h l. mems, biz sumncr cloths
h't Drudna. blk B0mhn2ines; Mcriro Ca,siincrcs
pn'n French Linen, Fancy + ench Linen, striped
CfnEkus, Blue Dnls; together with any qnnnuy Il
Tie yariaus k'ud, OF light goods for Coats md Pants
VESTlNGS- Rrk saGr fp'd do. fg'd Simly
Gsd Mursollcs fp'd SILK, fs'd Muhnir. Fl "a Linen
and Silks, Fine aud fancy light solus; all new
Style and Tip Tor qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
well assorted -lo.k Black Frock aud Drc>. Goats.