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The New York herald., 1846-05-14
IMPORTANT NEWS EXPECTED
PROM
hlTAMORAS AND THE RIO GRANDE FRONTIER

We expect, every hour ofevery day. highly important
futsnisencs from the seat Of war on the Rio Orandc
with the result Of the operations of the Mexican army
against Con. Taylor
The greater portion ofthe public believe that General
Taylor win hold his own, if not thrash tho Mexicsns
battle 10 almost certain
On the reception Of the arst telegaphic despatch with
ihs news, an EEtra Herald win BE- Immediately issued
from ihis Office. Look out, Newboys. Eyes right
Now for The halls Of the Montezumas
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He d an honest man, but dssttuts Of al energy Al
monte sxMnister to the United States. embarked on
bosri he Brsh ssamsr that Left The ls nst % hi
way to Paris ss Minister there Having besn apprzsd
his arrival At the Havana Of Oarros death rsde ut
Envoy Extraordinary, &C., Of Mexico, In Frsncs1 he
retary under pretence that instructions were
qured before he could proceed farther But the true
me anng Of this according every ones opinion h that
Amonte and Santa Anna hard at work, and viii Like
ly unite to overthrow the actual administrahon
In Mexico Rubio Co. have contracted with the Go
vsnmept for large supply Of French firearms powder
&c. be paid with permits Of cotton They have not
agreed as to terms yet
The disposon to retaks Texas the topic of the day
Ampudis Is marching towards the frontier and making
proclamauons q Ia Napoleon
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MONEY MARKET.



better feeling exists In the street to-day, and prices
have experienced q slight improvement The sales
wdre to fair extent and the tendency Of prccs 10 to
wards further advance; Pennsylvania os improved II
per cent Reading Rairoad H. Residing Railroad Bonds
H. Farmers Loan !, Morris Canal !, Harlem J. Canton ],
Long Island l, Norwich and Worcester IT, At the 50
cond board, Reading Railroad went up per cent
The stock spectators Of Wall street have recovered
from the panic, and prices steadily improving
No news Is considered good news, and should we be
without further advices from the army Of occupation it
Is possible quotations may reach the point they fell from
Any advance realised cannot be but temporary there
are 90 many things likely to dcpres the market and de-
stroy confidence. Independent of any difficulty that
may grow of collision with Mexico thero arc local
causes why prices for fancy stocks permanently
improve. The expenditures Of the in rails
ing and providing for troops and the increase in the
wy must be large, and drafts upon the banks holding
government funds will have tendency to tighten the
money market particularly Of this city. This, alone,
will keep the stock market heavy.
Should tho next accounts from the Rio 0rsnde be Of
very alarming character, even should the advces
have received be confirmed in the most important par
ticulars, quotations for fancy stocks will reach lower
depth than they have yet and those now near bottom
will 60 completely out Of sight 10 very extraordi-
nary fact that during the panic prices Of govern
ment and State stocks experienced greater depression
than those Of fancy character One reason for this
may be the fact that many Of the fanccs were very
much depressed in prices previous to the receipt Of this
intelligence. while government and state stocks
had been comparatively very slightly Affected by the
accounts previously received.
Notwithstanding tho semiofhcial shape in which thu
sccouns from the Of have been received and
the confirmation Of the statements from time to time
there many operators in Wall street sl increduous
refusing believe half the reports received These
operators sustain the market to great sxten and unit
their coincidence - destroyed, may look for hrmness
p psioes Nothing short of an sctusi sassssnsa b
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City Intelligence.

MrxIrioSs OF WAR.-The armament Of the frigate
built for the Columbian government viii BE- sold at auc
ton ON the 2lst inst.
TREMENDOUS MEETING OF voLuSrEEas ron TrxAs-
In pursuance to call meeting Of volunteers for Texas,
took place the Centre Market Hall At an early hour
tho Hall and every avenue leading thereto was crowd
ed to excess On motion Of Mr. John Holmes, Samuel
e. % Camp, Esg revolutionary, and the only surviving,
Princeton, unanimously called 70 the chair on taking
which he made brief but eloquent and souLstirrng
Mr. Thomas Murray, one Of the Vice Presidents, next
occupied the attention Of the vast assemblags for about
half an hour with appropriate remarks, which drew
troduced tho commander. George Washington Dixon,
who, after addressing the multitude for about hour
cheers The Secretary then stated where books would
be placed for the purpose Of receiving Of voun-
tccrs Tho meeting then adjourned until Friday eve-
ming.
sociAL RuroRM.-The friends Of association will hold
meeting this evening at hafpas seven at the Minerva
Rooms, brosdwsy. George Ripley, Of Massachusets.,
Horace Horace Greeley, rsrks Goodwin A. Brisbane ac vii
questions ofa social reformation and the social elevation
Of man. have now an opportunity. Of learning the
means proposed for attaining hese ends and the prnc
pies upon which the movement il based and fo those
who have propagated and understand them
THr Youso MAN who left his homo in Massachusetts.
% ss IT. Ss.r April g
him once more. II his money s exhausted ne may let
her kSw q at Sr
his wants viii be kindly relieved
CoaorEs's Oryrcr--.4ecidsstslly Kilied-The Coro
held inquest yesterday st the house Of John Smith,
INV wears of see who cae his death by injuries re.
ceived by bene accidcntally run by horse and
wagon driven by Isaac Benedict Verdict accord
S.ider pessA--Ths Coroner likewise held an inquest
At No rs Colnnbia Place, between avenues c. and D.
Bstimoss Is years Of sge, who came TO his death BY
disease Of ths lungs
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MPARArIvE RxcEiPrs, ExpoRrs AND l6Tocxs OF Cor.
TON, At New ORLEANs.

There has been an aggregate dsAssncy IN he rscsps
Of cotton this season. compared with la at I'll tAs porss
10 tho latest dates Of ss4os bales Notwithstanding
this falling on in the aggregate rscsip appears that
the receipts at New Orleans have bssn this sger
than usual the deficiency bsing In the reospts at other
ports we should Judge from this data that the culuvs
ton Of this staple in Louisiana and those sections ofcoun
try bordering the Misssaippi had raised ncs last
year, that the planters Of those districts enjoyed
greater facilities for getting their crops u market
The subjoined comparative statement Of rscsipts at
each port win show whore the deficiency has oocnrsds
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FROM BERMuDA-The brig Falcon, Capt. Pitt, ar
rived yesterday morning in the short passage Of six
days. We have files of the Bnmxdian and Herald
to the 5th inst but they are, usual, made up Of
extracts from American and English papers. and
contain no news. The only item of interest by
this arrival is, that the new light house on the
south part Of the Island, was exhibited on the lst
inst, and was seen from the deck of the Falcon
twenty-seven miles. 1t is a revolving light, and
will be kept in constant operation. An official ac-
count appears under the proper head, in another
column.
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The Herald Supplement.

Tho Herald Supplement of to-day, contains the
following articles Continuation of the trial of
John Johnson, for the murder Of Betsey Bolt
Scenes in New York-Albany Correspondence
Close of the Slave Case Tral-Decsions in Chan
cery-Proceedngs in Circuit Court, Supreme
Court. Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and the
County Court-Varieries-in several columns of
advertisements. Gratis to subscribers.
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Increase for three months $i0,s7l Il
This does not include compensation for carrying the
mail, which adds about $3.50 per month
The produce at the port Of New Orleans.
this season. compared with the two previous have In the
aggregate large In instances there has been
falling or but generally they have bssn larger than
usual The rscspts Of cotton here. this year have bssn
greater than for the corresponding period last while the
exports have been less The annexed table exhibits The
movement In this staple from September 6rst to May rst
for several seasons past
CoMrAaArivE REcEisrs, ExroIrs AND lgTocxs o. Cor.
TON. ~ NrW OnIrAHs
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE ELECTION. = An election
takes place to-day for officers of the American In
uitute-and it is said that an effort will be made
to make a change-a removals. bit Of q revolu-
ton on small SCALE Mr.. Bradsh is the candi-
date of the revolutionary party. We are always
in favor Of all changes, from boot black up to an
emperor.
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The number Of the and the Of tonnage In
the above are exclusive of vessels Of OF the So
sells enumerated, were vessels Of war, whale
vessels may be classified thus % ships II bars brgs
and 10 schooners.
Although contrary to the laws Of Mexico, the Cover
nor and generals Of California before the independence
Of Mexico and always since that period have allowed
the coastng trade from San Diego to San Francisco
all foreign vessels which have paid their duties at Mon
terey.
Ciasseaton c Duties received IN the Custom House Of
California, in Monterey, in leA4.
From Mexican vessels, coastwiso from San Bias
uHu AvuxAtian. fo,ly4 w
From American vessels, from the United States
and sandwich Islands. .............. =. 7o,s2s 90
From two Russian vessels, one French and one
Hawainisn vessel. ..................la, 1920 90
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AsSyERsARr RrroRrs.-We have the following re.
ports IN type, which We compelled omit to-day >
The Moral Reform society-The Christian Alliance
socisty-The American Home Mission Society, and tho
Foreign Evangelical Society
The New York herald., 1846-05-14

The PEACE PARTY.-The following are the
names of the members who voted against the bill
for Furnishing the Mexicans =
Msssrs. John Quincy Adams, Ashmun, Cranston. Cul-
yer, Delano, Giddings Grinneu, hudson, D. r King
Root, Severance, Strohm, Tnden, and Vance-lA
There are two in the Senate that voted against
the same measure. Their names are, Messrs.
Thos. Clayton, and Davis.
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BRsEERs BoAsD. May I'LL share Lowell Maaufscgrisg
RR iiq Dc ws:s; RH SOD H $40 BossoS rroyi
es do East Boston Company l3X 10 Reading RK M 80
Long Island RR, soka,ox; us do Norwich Wore
r. 50: 3ok " -
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laGuerreian Gallery,

Tho Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper Of Broadway and Murray street. the
best place that we know Of 70 procure faithful likeness
charcoal sketches which put on upon the public only
make Il the desirable that all who wish procure
satisfactory picture. shouid call Professor Pumbe
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COL TRUMAN CRoss.-From an examination OF
the body of this larnented officer, the surgeons
have come to the conclusion that he was first las
seed and then dragged from his horse and muir
dered, by beating him on the head, by the Mexi-
can rancheros on the Rio Grande. He was a
native of Maryland, and son-in-law of Lawrence
L. Van Kleeck, OF Brooklyn, L. l.
The New York herald., 1846-05-14

On the 18th instant, On. McKoS, % years Of age
HIS friends and those Of his family, arc respectfully In
o'clock
On board Of the brig CArolins from Chsrieston on sun.
dsy morning. ttAs I06 Instant ALsxAHpEa JuLsrs VAL
pTrIFr, sea " Mya cevstae vsles3as, sgsd yvsFs
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Sporting Intelligence.

LOUISVILLE RAcEs-Yesterdsy the 6rst day Of the
county There three entries for the prope
tors Purse of $l00-two mile heats-whch was won by
r. O. Hanlons bay colt Fred Kaye" in two heats. We
annex the following summary:
X. O. Hanlon's b. c. Fred Kaye. ..............l l
A. Hikes's G. b. Transfer. r.................... 2
+. Herrs br. f. Frolic. :. ...........a .
Time-4:30-4.36.
--Loristiife Journal, Mdv0,
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The General Conference of the Methodist Epis-
cops Church South has elected he Bishops tho Rev
DR. Wm Cepeu. Of tho South Carolina CouSsrcnce ana
u Rev pF Robert Paine VI tho Tsausssss Cenfsyass
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Daniel Marble. $500 Prize Dr.ma.-Th.
Fine ON Paintin0s.--Free Exhibition,-A

The Phrenological Cabinet, I31 Nassau st.,
open and free vsers day and evening where pro-
fessoual examinations be Obtained when desred by
Fowler 4 Wells, l3l Nassau st.
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On Tuesday evening, 5th instant by the Rev r. Sensy.
FAsREM WARD to Miss ELIZA DESrIs, all Of this city
: On the 18th instant, by the Rev. DR. Knox, WILLIAM
X PsrplEros, Of Albany, N. ", to Elisa NJ, Oldest
daughter OF Robert Rogers, Of this city.
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NAvAL.-U. S. steam frigate Princeton sailed
from Boston on Tuesday morning for Pensacola.
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Ipss 3A.ies

will be observed that there has been falling o6 In
the receipts at every port but New Orleans.
The expectation Of sugar and molsssss from New Or
leans this season. compared with the previous two haA
been annsxed:-
suoAR AND MoLAssEs ExrosrKD ynon New OalsASs.
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.4mount Of Duties from Foreign and National Tessei.
recefred in the Cusiom House Of California IN Mont.
rev. from 1899 10 l645 -
$6ol,ses 90
Average per year for seven years.

General Manuel Michcltorena leaving the city Of
Mexico with his troops for California was promised by
President Santa Anna addition to the receipts Of duties
in Monterey $4,000 per month TO support his army Dur
ing his command In les2 iea3 and sa4 he issued drafts
on the Custom House of Mazatsn for about $iSOooO
part or which the Collector paid but in short time he
received contrary orders from Mexico to pay California
nothing From le30to s45 about S25 90 OF The customs
Of Monterey have been expended in public buildings
viz custom house house for Of law and the egs
lature, and wharf
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A HEAVY AND sucCEssruL sw1NDLr.-Abeu

A HEAVY AND SUCCESSFUL SwrNDIE.--Abeut
noon yesterday, II. H. Dexter, who has lately been
London for f7sO at tho shoe and Leather Deasr Bank
and paid for by giving his check for 500 the Ha
milton Bank where was soon afterwards ascertaned,
he had funds. In the mean time Dexter carried the
draft Gilbert and Sons and borrowed So 900 it. The
officers Of the bank lost time in looking for Mr. Dexter
at his house, but he not to be found there At
o'clock his wife took the Providence cars and it is sup
posed that Dexter went in the o'clock train and proceed
cd to stonington in the accommodation train. he took
the Stonington boat last evening, he enjoyed the
pany Of officer Kcllinger the mail guard, Who has been
furnished with the necessary papers have him arrested
in New York, u fugitive from justice-Boston Post
May Is.
Great Demand Tor News--Phsladelphia
Agent, for the Herald g. zisber Coz Ledger Build
eeived and where those wishing to subscribe win please
their stores and weings after the arrival o the
e.L Terms. e cents per month usns the Sunday He
Daniel Marbles $500 Prize Drama.-The
number Of candidates this long projected prize daily
have
no doubt but th. he eonts. viii be productive Of vast
and saerprsiug .prs Of Mr. Marble would Otherwise
as .
the Pavilion Hotel Boston, retuable by the r day Of
next month.
Fine On Paintings.-Free Exhibition.-A
.oS
in hi. city, Inthe collection Is included magnificent
o .nd a:y a0d the
which ta4s. place on Tuesday morning 18Th and 2is by
! The Phrenological Cabinet, I31 Nassau St.,
j. open and free vses both day and evening where
sssions s1amn,siops may be obtained when desired by
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street the
nlnrA
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istng President, had; and we trust IL viii not stop
until such great work is accomplished in some
proper way. Let the tyrants of Europe rave-,hey
may tremble. before this crisis on the Rio Grande
may be closed.
once to organize force sufficient to protect the
immense amount of American property now
afoat. No time is to be lost, for the treacherous
Mexicans will probably avail themselves of every
opportunity to depredate on America property at
The New York herald., 1846-05-14

The Picayane Of the 5th inst contains the fol.
lowing letter from Vera Cruz
VERA CRuz, April le, 1886.
nothing new here The revolution that been expect
ed to break out for some time past is always talked Of
and must take place in spite Of the half measures taken
by the Paredcs administration to cprcss the revolutionary
disposition Since the appointment Of Gorostixa TO the
Finance Department in Mexco every thing remains In
and Montcruma are sold TO Spanard who Is supposed
10 have effected the purchase for Of the Spanish
government The Mexican feet Is still At F,cotalram
short distance above Avsrsdo on the river Of that name
General Bravo here, and takes the command Of the
peysrnepu ofIspsscc, Vera Cruz, osxsos and rusbls
The New York herald., 1846-05-14

MrvrioSs OF wAR.-The armament Of the frigate
built for the Columbian government viii BE- sold at auc-
ton ON the 2lst inst
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HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN AAiLRoAp.
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FROM Belize, HoSpURAs.-By the Maria Gage,
arrived last night, from tho above place. We re-
ceivcd files Of the Gazette to the 25th April. There
is no news Of importance. From Mr.. E. Ftz.
sinon' inc eoi,or Of the Gazette, who came pas
sensef IN me M. O., we gather tho following =
PROVISIONS were high and scarce white pine
was no shingles IN the market. The Maria Gage
made the rsssage 20 Belize and back, in the short
space Of tTcnty.four days
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NEW EAblI.t;n

, n ENRf htHTZ most rcsfse.fnrv Inform. 4
uieuds Ard "ncrs il,t he has received nom tie
"aA'e'n Wsbei, large N,roun en- OF
Foreign and BDmnfc DIV G0ode
Seccied with great csrc which ne ~ IN eel ur n axe 10
''u'., al prices that cannot tail 10 please.
hAhts WHARF.-The ladies earnestly invited 70 cali
examine his now style ufgv1s, suitable dresses
WNN'hg dresses and r'usks coupti an The syes
- tNnlHc e., thlti cloths, ainrbsus. Ca'icus Nv
u.N q Soods - VERY larr- embracing tie uaAo- OF
NpsSAs muslin dc lanes. SC together with fuu assert
Vnl ~ tscN aud white giurhaus and Cacocs. "a, q.
l"lt = ana comforts of every descriptions shawl aud
's's ~ NSgntc designs al very moderate ptives.
70 - LLaENs NENG-- SufCtiro hack and eo'orcd
GU ms tcaNer and pil"t cloths, mixed striped
ncfe'' brown, Hack aud mixed saturs, god MIX -
NVsN SIN striped Ncstiurs, mixed Jeans. Re canton
pNu, iSd, yellow and white nauns- blcaehod aud
Town shecincs aud sairtngs, apron and shitiiug checks
lihes suSws :, siik aud cotton pocket kasdkotshics,
koFN sgsgende-s &C. Irish ine1s, linen loo ,-ths,
NS ioe kct handko- chiefs, superior quality hanA
,s 81 al kinda with variety atibcta flowers aud
talSl N.'eles TOO numerous 10 uoHtou-Nluf which
VII tske great pleasure In showing NY friends aud
customers al the lower aud OF Main 81 near this Bridge
Oct. lG, " -
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NEW AND CHEAT
DKN GnDDS


- EoIGE McMURRAYs now orcni,e Nhi,,o-o
- ICON on MAKE square, En'rr6il stock Of fSney
u. no ice ~ as customers Cyfuiy solicited VIZ.
iof Ssa'1eur" Sc e. wool dytd o aeE French e.u.hs
q" ftarrr
" Row n olive and Green
h'h NJ oiNHr So,osed tsssiucrs, srrcr Zach French
To- i.aiS- oats. 'a-ti tu Macs f.ury -.ff ed AZ, .,
'adet AVID s;rei mixed sGnets suf cg striped sfcd AID
lain ssiin Crsva,SsFk
or Tie Iatc- saper Grsl1s'rl -s.huerc o.. O. hish
eSStSH ea.haefc do, siik VI Erp srd fancy usre AsS
va 81 elnis, rsl hshu &c Sussvs lcsvr I~rk titi,
eift"idefed Ns'ied UoftlDcs iiack AID other cou,s
Ioissis Tar aiics wear lndiN rur AID S, lss ihfrs
aces lIpaea eAshries ald abs wool hose snrv ION
hs' uiDs, new style prints very low in crest variety
sure' sek, rowu Andsat coorcd LADIES' Rad clOycs
ehal0 Assortu en. back, white AVID red efiuu warns
"a -s.h Nl ehef SinghSws o.rood riucut nsnnels
81 eoots sh''ilug- Heached S.d hroy with GOOD "a
iis'k OF AL ~ ds % fancy agd fashionable Goods
=, I,e super Sunts'wder imrcTini young Iysan Teas
y OIehc hulNn No ShOushOur do supar goyernltsnt
NAAnd Rio oo3ee fOr sac BY CsO McMURRAY,
~ - Market sluAfo
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a., a4Gl.JnANyS. PHYSICIAN AN.
nggit~R%

~ ItF So Hs EIpER kcc, constantly Tor sA'e a. the
-, iowet nrltef, an Ssso'tuent VI MEnICl NES
.W, ~, ~ - ~ PAINTS, OLE, GLASS, VAR.
NlsH bRC sHES. &c. &c.
Conf dent his prices VIII give saiisfacor he sortes
even nose VINO az not intend 80 purchase Al the tae
10 Asee Tain the prices Of hts goods.
Any communica' ions asking the prices Of goods are
H.csi ehsefiully aud promptly alsws- cd
lie would srticusriy STATE thai lac has Stea,- Fac
10Y IN correction wish bis store. fsT poWAcfing la
hhufN'' 'eeacranha and iEsry othes Medicines; ION
sIWdns Mustard, linuauon, A!spicc, Peppev Cloves
Nc. ana Lamp Rack. Black Lead, Venetian Rc1
nome Yellow aud green NerdssriS, allow Genre and
very lowest prices - '"'
ram mixed already for ure and put ua In esrtheu
Io' OF III -.lcnl sizes for family convenience
th'iN "i Tie fssi qua'iy ~ - cent. nor m ONT o.,
Ahdc'H ava cs Ter 10 la blslass n qamtlcs ~ sf
pounds and upwa.ds. VI ~
tlty. IL ~ SJS ~, ~ s'e
bsrc'ist. No. l.S West Trsti, = few doors nom 81,
81. OPP osre tAe q o X u Le.ot ps'li.,fe. tsL 81
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LATER TEXAN THE

Al ksI-MoRE New and cheap Goods i.st reeei
= yea az Tie New Cheap s.oTe in The Room formerly
V0nPlea MI Isaiah CooTer, resriy opT os Ne the N
~ mans MAN street. general assortment OF Goods az
seIy low nfres amongst which some more ftlure
sesutiin' Back sain stripe Gro u armlA and Top 10
SoIc StiAs very superior silk Mis- Gloves s. gensr,l
assortment OF plaid goods Tor aides dresses shavvs OF
every description. French Doe skin esss,n.r.s All.
se-s' weeds and Jeans. English aad American ci,'ls
sihr - ehecks and uscys. Also, more ~ those eau,
iful \; AibarH bcachcd nlusliis WN atuN
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NEW .JEWELRY.

CSI received this dsy form the Fast variety OF the
hiasi fashionable JeweTy consisting OF Iadies' frc
IaIte ihs WIN Topaz, Canoes, Amethist A euua ma
Ine Camel Pearl JET and other sfone sc,s Gns Tonaz
shd 1sths' bracelets Cameron Jc AID imitation s,one
90. PLAN, Chased Engraved ard Ici Isr RIM. -.
Kings with Topaz, Ame,hisi and God drops EnsmeIed
40 Every variety ~ BrvaS; Pins for Gents good al
sortme OF shir studs, sleeve Rna neck buttons Cod
PLAIN and set Tings, good assortment "'
Oct ~, Join nISIIOP 10 Main
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GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.
WATER STREET
CLQ THIN CT 6 TORE

IND DoSR BELOW L. s uoTTL,
WHEELlNGV A.
TIL. Ut CHE. Jp.
- EsfECTFtLiN asks continuation % the very II.
teta patronage that las heretofore tecn cNfensed 10
lhe shove concern, assuring those who will favor mir,
VIC ea that he Will continue, ~ sricf attention 10
business 10 sol them goods the reasona. srus
"'u - P''sss 'ha' cannot tah TO please. aug g
FASHION For sTGTIN. 1910
EfROWNil inches hish-7.N Yeoman-i tel Al siiss
" II -l6 frout and rcAr--l curve
It's oval, curve, Ito convex,
bRtNS inches wlde font ard Tes- and - &c s.Glies
81 a. e.. { curl sigitiY rolled q sides
Stp---''l1 slorcd, ! 70 iuclcs curved.
nANDiNe,--.s-!f wade. sstiu and a IN .fri~ct
biNniNo-s inch wide. nc tt' CO rain cdesA
~ 1ove 'atNiDuA'e AZ Bc.yet atv.iiie found a.
Si,hAha ~ . fS4aIp&s''e la sad t-u store corner
81 MaN ent triDn ~frsss Wlt,c lr es fs ia, ferely
"a rs assortment % ila,s from New ok
~ ! 1 AL tvavur $50 Noe Csney Fat -
$50 IA J Silk Mo'u.ktn IA. .. ID
10 hnssis hSt $40 Glazed has =,
LIS urab Sporting ha-s -
70 W. o.sy oM l,1 Irsh G-d IN wOuiAa, g
.CAPN!CAP !EIIt APUR 49,
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