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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

IL We referred yesterday the trembling and hesta-
ting manner IN which the Administration parry have sp.
preached tie Tariff question. Their timdiy Is apparent
from the fact that this subject, although the import
ant aud clearly marked of all the issues involved
IN the late Presidential election, Notwithstanding MIR.
Folks friends, varied their position upon
according the degrees OF autude has been held bac
until the ma month of the sson of Congress has half
expired. But 1t still farther evidenced and peThsns
conclusvely by that extraordinary provision of
the new bill which authorizes the President lay duty
OF ten per cent upon Tea and Coffee, aud the
tact by proclamation. If shall turn that this rereaus
tar par excellence will yield Teueauc enough for the
ordinary purposes ut the Government! Not yield reve
nue. enough Why, what is there for any an
Prchonsion Of this sort, IT it be true, alleged by the
opponents OF the Tsntf of 1892 which does Weld an
adequate revenue, that that tarf is prohbory and de-
stfuctge TO Commerce But, without arguing this point
Just now, content ourselves with expressing our gra
uheanon at thus eNtOrted admission Of the probability a
least, that the bill will, without provision
investing the President with the contingent power to
evy duty of ten per Tea and Coffee be far
less efficient even for purposes Of revenue, than the e1
stng tariff for which they propose 4 substitute be-
cause the latter revenue tariff! That the reye
nue. will be deficient, and, squenty, that the Pre-
sident will be compelled embrace Tea and Coffee
among the dutied articles, land by the way in strict
y revenue nnh they ought TO be placed in the highest
class,l We DO not for n moment doubt And the ques
ton addresses itself to tho good the people what
will they gain, even ii duties be invariably tax on the
consumer by the transfer TO Tea and Cofee-nrces which,
from general aud habtua use are of prime necessity
OF portion Of the tl.,es ersiolore LEVIED upon other
articles entering less generally the consumption Of
the county, Will not the "taX" be even more oppr,s
than is now7 y-because in the first
place. it VII fall upon the poorer classes of the commune
~ equally with the rich but mainly, because Tea and
Coffee being ecusvey Of foreign growth, the duty upon
them have any tendency reduce the prices as
when imposed upon articles OF domestic production
which, by the aid Of the protection thereby Afforded are
brought competition with their foreign rival and SO
angnenuns the supply beyond the demand they invariably
do
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Oily Delegnie.

Capt. Thomas ii. Ellis, in card in yesterday
Enquirer, states that the announcement in that
paper of the day before. was made without con-
sul'ation with him. and expresses desire that he
"may not be considered candidate There
are, however, two communications in the same
paper, endorsed by the Editors, which show that,
with or without his consent. portion AT least OF
''the Spartan Band" are determined To vote for
him. IL elected, we take it Tor granted that Capt.
Ellis will "obey instructions" next winter, ex-
press or implied, by voting for Wing Senator
but is il not better TO avoid the nece ssty Of giving
instructions at all We submit this question to
those who ought to take the lead in any attempt
to concentrate the Wing vote.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

sha- ,h., N. sens. az small numerical rs,o,,,, M A.,
deed ans ma t, va. 20 he sseredv REGARDED a an h,
don Liadias apon th. alive body "A can ON,
BE- considered desxaed 10 consul, and d,
ecT,sn the wshs. of esens upon an important nes
respect be regarded .. eoercive or obsa
tory; beessse there nothpg In he charter which recog
nss. such mode Of proceeding OF any such binding
authority In the ease 81 the james River Company the
sen.e o the property holders and lsrge well
.. the vorr generally. consulted the present case
mo- such requirement OF DISSEMINATION made.
It's notorious sso that the question presented
the people IN the only form in which their real wshes could
be oppressed They asked the polls you in
favor 81 light of lights whereas the ineuogaio should
have been"Arr you In favor Of erecting Gas works Al
the eip'nse Of the Corporation, or not ~
There no doubt, the latter question had been pre-
sensd The result would have been materially different
And yet under all these circumstance unlikely To ec
the true scn-c Of the voters Whist tho result The
whole numberd votes given ws 500 OF which As voted
gencfay TOT hsht All aesinst and Va remained neutral
of ,ho-e who voted the question: there wa. only
Jofiv oil 3s. and there has been investigation made
coer ascertain whether that majority consisted OF quail
ned voters OF not IT. OF oil tho votes pcld. 100 or even
<o only had expressed an opinion IN favor OF light and
s others had been SILENT be said with propey that
tho seese OF the people the qa'son has been a'cc,is
60 Inc vote al the Werd elections therefore, cannot De
consrcfed - an indication OF the popular eeng and the
oo"nei therefore, are et atIu merry TO decide the mat
~, uPon inc qaesuon o' Jaw ane eapcaency'
pe'ore oonciouie my nor oe sm'ss 10 ADVERT 10 an
o'her topic conn .ed wan ms subject The Commission
~ wv. ne, " S,e"op ,a @
, s S w. ~ n no ~o' AZ SivV,ooo' exclusive
- ~ s' nv, ae Ierpeet ~n'en y unuouo'euV
w 49,. nss ,.a. ,.. .. noso seuuem.n' nas
So. -" Iii ~ ~ o., L ,,Is 49, - o u Va.
80 " .'. y" - - Nv ., 'o" ~ ~ oo P' aS,u
~, wv '.I' =. -, -, t,', 49, #,
as -, $50, =, a. ..hp ~ t 80 y; VI "'I h
-. - a. ,,', ~ - ~. ~ s 80,
= sr, nso'' W "oN s,uI''Neu On puose
49,. ,.asIp, " ~
80. I'M, - ..~as,, ~. I,, 80 -,
-, - =. -, -. -, r. r. - -, -. 80 ,s'I
It 49,, ",a -. W, 49,
,-ss ass,o, 80 hh ~ -, -, ,,,"n.o - 80;
io NAV .ri.,. nm, !, =; h No n,s,n. r, h
a. ,,s a. yo,ts ~, s,scsJ no The co,n,,o3 ~ ,Ls
-, Sia,..I ,I.,.,. a.. ,. ~. .,ii-i -, = -
SO, a. go, Iii =, L., ,,,Jo ,ho $780,, IL r.
80, ,h sn.s,, a.. nIy ~ be- n,,u. is,,,h,,,J would
!, moi ho ,nhI nnns ., IN, MI the ,nbnb,,ns for tho
,dvnni,yr of n CewT
Rs,,.I Tn, ,h "a, S,o,,.i b,s ~, .,,ho,;,, uDJo,
the Chartc, "a erect Ga. Works for The pur,osc Of sun
nying e inhabitants with lo, IN their dwellings, ar bou,r
OF business
Resolved. That If The authority 4, ercc, C,s Work
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

SalifOrnia.--The tide of emigration appears TO be
setting stronger and stronger towards California Tic
valley OF the Statements Oregon for this season. al
seems 10 have lost much OF attraction The enthusiasm
pervade all classes and have reached remote
sections OF the country party form Pennsylvania es.
ceeniy well equipped, passed through our city Yesterday
for Independence. We hear of small companie, having
started from various paris of Illinois, Indiana aud Ken
tucky,
party Of English gentlemen aie gcw IN our city prcps
ring tor tramp IN the mountains and through the counss
the Pacific
The emigration promises to be very large one and "the
cry is still they come"
SAGE writing the abo,e. party Of young gentlemen ar
rived from henircky, bognd To California. We are reoi-
ced TO that OF sterling worth casting tier
fortunes IN land destined ill insignificant poon OF
the worlds history. -Lst. Louis Reveille, Of 25ih
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
The Fair ON Isrond s,r..,

Messrs. Edtors-avc YOU visited the fair on R,o,i
Street. in the house recently occupied the Swan ayeI
not, you should 20. for other purpos. 10 an. ,h,
great change which ha. been wrought in the place A
short time aimee, entering from its long and convenient,
pazzs you found yourself in the Bar Of Tavern or
dnary furnished, and only B0Rifaee with his agents, no
however polite, were but yourselves ready to helm
you to oiap or brandy toddy Bat now, the Tavern
removed, ind yourself handsome apartment RICH
~ decorated with the production o nature and art hr
ON every hand boHH smile upon you aud WOO Won to
partake OF cooling draft. delicious cream or provide
yourselves with the rich aud tasteful fabrics of aires n
gers. :.
And all this is fer such audabc purpose The borden.
OF our growing city constantly widening mud filling
up with persons whom dcvolvc all the duties and r,
sponsibi'es OF cinrens and patriots and christians Their
moral aud religious condition be a matter of udf
terence tn any mind So deeply impressed with its impor-
ance To them and the whole city, num-
Der OF citizens that they have erected neat and com.
modous free Chapel for the performance OF religious
services, IN the noghb ,rhood o Bacon Quarter Branch
and have engaged the Rev. Dr. Bolton oicate in IT, as
sort o City Missionary. Dr. Bolton well known for
his literary and scientific aainmen,s as physician and
MS urbaniy aud integrity is all the better quail
he'd Tor such good WORK, by his catoet as physician
and be enters upon his task with the most aticnr pros
Pect OF success and usefulness.
But funds necessary carry the gracious design
In aid OF this, all the Of beauty, and
comforts already spoken OF, presented and from ca
PeTence eau safely say, that the FAIR the old Swan
Tavern, on Broad Street. the most pleasant place
IN Richmond, to get rid OF n few dollars-yhieh to,
leave the agreeable reflection that they were spent IN be
half OF so laudablr object. SPECTATOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
Mr.. nnchnnnn,. Ill,imn,um.

The intelligent Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adelpha North American, under date Of the I4th instant
wntesss follows have been informed to night through
ono d the most Distinguished Democratic Senators that
NJ Buchanan has declared No. Will ngyER a TRFl-
~ wSes so-' NOT RECOGNIZE TnE urLt UEnff
sTArn 10 81 tO!" " iis 20 tho fae', presume
II 10 ba, and II the President akrsts win ~ Sssrst-y
we with the writer in The opinion that the soone,
vi unmeaning discussions about the Notice sbsn
doDed The better. Il faf wiser a adequate prepis
tons should BE- made fof the war; that be avoided
II This be the vltmstUm Of The Administration,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
Prom The National ra,sn.s..s.r. - =
From the Colony of Liberia.
coLoSirArlos Rooms,

wAsmIseres. ArRIL 10, lsle.
Mes<rs. EpfroRs, The brig "kent jast arrived NJ Raj
hmorc from Libers. has brought intelligence 10 is,h
February As many oi sn ds anxious TO hear the
news before tho neat repository will be out hand YOU
the chief items Of interest. -|
OF the one hundred and ninety emgrants by Ro.xoxr
oay six had died. They had nearly all had the fever and
had recovered aud were ON their lands up the 81
Paus RIVER The Rev Mr.. WILLIAMS missionary (~hiteN
OF the Methodist Epseopsl Church. had died with tho
YER The other missionary recovering. OF tho
eapves OF the "Pons" about had died altogether al
ter thor reaching Monrova They had nearly all been sp
prenueed by the Probate Court. under the provision OF
special act passed at the late session OF the Legaure
DrLucsssrk says "Most OF them ne healthy looking
boys and al them have already made pr
gress In acquiring knowledge OF the English language
Governor RoBEsrs had despatched vessel along tho
coast to prosecute fast possible the purchase crr
tory.
The treaty concluded between the British coyemmen,
and the chiefs and head-men Of Cape Mount for sup
preston OF the saveadc thought would efcctu-
ally break u up nj that point.
The Legislature o! Libers closed its annual session ON
the lIh day OF January Tue subject Of the nationality or
sovereignty Of Liberia fully discussed and final action
was deferred until they should hear from the Board Of
DrcoTs OF the American Colonization Society; and the
the Governor authorized on tho receipt of communi.
cations from the Board to call tho Legislature for
their confederation Before adjournment tho following re-
solution was adopted, vizG
"Resoired That retrospect and view with mos, ain
eere gratitude the great and benevolent efforts hitherto
made by the American Colonization Society for the estab
shment aud continuance OF the colony Of bera and thar
feel ourse called nrrsh express our nv moi
only wishing that It's future may be su more album
dant, but that will endeavor part TO CO opera,
with II, aud do all IN power facilitate the consnmma
ton OF the benevolent objects for which instituted"
The message Roy. RorEGrs In tho iberia Herald of
jan % an able aud important document doing honor
both To his head and heart and To the coorrd race.
Several British men-of-war had visited Monroyis and
their officers had expressed much interest in bes and
had given assurances that ts Internal regulations would not
be nierierod with by British traders. They all
spoke Their regrets that the JOhu Seys had and
believed that their Government earning the in the
case, would make reparalion.
Upon the Whole. the by this vessel decidedly en-
c"uragns 10 the incnds ct colonization, and favorable TO
tue great objects contemplated.
Yours, very uuy W. McLAIN
r. 3 We expect To send another vessel from Norfolk
with emigrants about the last OF June.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
e1Thc WINGS OF RICHMOND are n,

appealed to. 10y correspondent, to vote in Hano.
yer and other adjacent counties next Thursday.
We hope the appeal will not be in vain. In nd.
dton to the strong desire we naturally feel to re-
store Hanover, the birth. place of Henry Clay, to
the Wing fold. we beg leave to suggest that a
STATE SENATOR is to be elected in that Dis.
trict this Spring, and that CLAYTON &. COLE.
MAN, of Louisa, is in the field, with fair pros.
Pect of success. All that is necessary to ensure
his election, is FIJI turn out Of The Ways.
We eHhort the Wings of Richmond. therefore,
who are entitled 10 vote in the adjoining counties,
TO be at the polls next Thursday.
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Automatic.

in addition 10 the regularly nominated Wing candidates
IN i1s county, hossrs. - Brown nnd w. d. Haftl John
b. spieee and 1homss ]. HILL Esqr., both Wings have
taken The field. IL s also announced lhst polls will be
opened for " w. Southall and VIM G. Rives
portion Of the Locos held a meeting IN Charlottesville
on the 18Th instant, and that twas inesprd
5n'" to nOmnhs candidates A. Divers precinct how
ever, anothes merIg u that party held and As1sn-
der Riycs and Gen. WIN. T. Go.don yut in nomination 80
Mr. R'es. however who says that upon meny subee,
he differs from both paries promptly declined the honor
and ihe JesOniun thinks ihst Cen Gordon ns soon A.
80 be heard frgn will adopt the same eourss
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To the voter. of Richmona.

In answer to the inquiry Propounded me- Times
4 Comr'sr Of yesterday, cay. sgan,, the call Of
Convention As lhase heard Of sundry umors circulating
IN the different parts Of the city. calculated prejudice my
posuon before you. and have now no time to follow them
Tor correction, respectfully ask you mo on Mon
day evening ats O'Clock. at Bacon Quarter Branch Ia Mon.
roe Ward. and Tuesday evening at the Same hour
Military Hail. over the Old Market when aud where these
rumors will be fully and fairly met JOS MAYO
April Is. lSl6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
The New York letter of the Philadelphia Courier

says
1.-THE Mayor last night communication to the Board
OF AdcrTasn, eUcoa!ng correspondence between himself
and the Secretary Of War in relation % occupying and
aiming the Battery by the Government From the core
pondence II would appear tat intention the gov
eminent TO proceed to the amlng ct The Battery
and putting Castle Garden in complete state OF defence
he Mayor states that IL Is present under lease aud the
essees have expended considerable money In fitting IL up
public saloon. sc. The Secretary replies that all
s will doubtless be lakon into considerations but that he
has present pay any indemnify to the vssees
Yet the place must be given up.r ft..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
Con. Hnn.inn,s snnnrh

Aswe anticipated, from biz position o. Presidential
a'pirahi Cen Houston, Ia bic Oregon speech last Wed
nesdoy' oYs his position the line Of 81 co. The Al
eH'ndna Gazette has brief but pointed commentary Or
This thor Of the coquottsh feTas orator: Tn,
'ure'o San Jseinto ssys the Gozeuol will not nourisi
~ me sona'e they ere To depend upon the General
lame 's logieion. Tho speech was words--words-
Words
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Connecticut Election.
81. Louis sEanicjpaI Election.

The /" Nauvts" have carried ST. LOUIE aa5 are in
CREST e1tacies The vote for Mayor s,uds as follows:
For Peter g. Camden. (N0uve) 96i5
For -- fiawasg, USopoJ 2s43
The Native csndidsies for Register Auditor and CITY
Attorney and Is out Of 10 Aldermen, also slecled
The Wings had no candidates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

o. We shall publish. in few days, the very
able Speech of MIR. Hudson, of Massachusetts,,
showing the effect of the modification of the Bri-
tsh Corn Laws the trade of the United States
Those who may have read Gen. Bayly's speech,
in rePy-a speech which exhibits both research
aud ingenuty-wil at least admit, alter reading
Mr. iludson's, that there are two sides TO the
question, and that much may he said ON both.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

MeSsrs Editors; find that it is no, so general
y known rs 1t should be. that Cla, g. Coleman is
candidate represent the District composed of Hanover
LOUISA Goochland end tmSanns. in the next Senate OF
Va lie - gentleman OF high character and
worth-a tued trend oi causslea.s- earnest and
rue well hted by his talents and energy 10 represent tho
District with ability and zeal. Tho Wings Of Richmond Il,
do their duty. need only know for Us in the coun
nv whatever the event may be, determined to de-
serve victory. Respectfully, HANOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
A letter published in the New Orleans Bulletin

letter published in the New Orleans Bulletin dated
MutamOros. March 29h, says:
1--WE lind that the MeKicans have during the night
tabished battery opposite position, but only
mnnds single point, pay attention To 1t. hear
we throw up Entertainments to-day.
at Is said that General Ampudia is daily expected here
with 6OOO men. II he brings that many we will have our
hands full for we number few 1000. Reports vary
as TO the number OF troops IN Maamoros some say
$500, some 1900
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
Frauds i'm EIour

We perceive by the Annual Report Of the New York
Inspectors that S6S barrels flour were weighed IN the
city ct New York. aud found short 5y $50 pounds equal
TO EHihTEEN HUNDRED AND EARREl, OF the flour
Inspected at Albany there % barrels eight weight
and SO barrels with "alse are" There were nspecrrd
last year in the cities OF New York. Albany and Bufao
2266, 7s5 barrels OF -four valued NJ gO5O37 or the
whole number Is 635 were bad"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

o. The Philadelphia papers inform OF the
discovery of iorgcrles tn an amount exceeding
100000 IN that city. They were committed by
one Oft the firm of L, n J. Deare, manufacturers
in the Western part OF the city. doing heavy
business, and heretofore standing fair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
Mass Meeting in Hcnrico County ma,
Tuesday next.

mere WIN DC large gathering OF the people on Tue.ds,
the residence OF Capt Thomas Lewis a, Spring Hill C:areo
IN henneo County, about half mile below Rocke,,s~
,onn J" gregory and John A. Lancaster, Esqrs The can
g'.anFe OF Virginia. will be present. also the Candidates 10
represent the Gig, OF Richmond invited and will hs
As'ne Gay OF election sraPdy approaching and
VIII have OF n'erchansine cives with the people before
tho election IA expected large number of per.ons b,h
from the city and county will be present ''Con,o one
come ALL come vsrybody,- wv
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AppoinImenl hY iI,e Pre.ihen1.

by and nun the aduiee aHd consent ot The Senate.
WILLIAM FRKND, Co be deputy postmaster at Peters
burg, Wig MA vice John Minge, removed.
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The following statsaent, which We fad ~ the regular
washington Correspondence Of the New York Tribune,
sgfees substantially with what have heard related hero
aud hsye nsasOn 10 believe coueer-NAr Isr
When Mr.. WurER left the State Department, in place
beng deiauler a. has been chatgeG it appears that
tette was balance psd 10 hun long alter he left
Whed Nj Webster lett Mr. Tyless Cabinet nc t,ouest.d
thc clerk who hes tho Of the contingent fund 10 SET
h sP Toe account and Gee how tsood The clerk wrote
f "oos'e mat there vas the sUm Of 81 900 Tor which
there was no voucher. Mr. Webster said the pre y,re,
would yet be iound bat 10 tho line he wished tbe
accounts oi the Department fully tcued ND and C tb,.
purpose he sent 900 and the aecoun, wee ei,ed
ne proper certificate afterwards appearing the thousand
dollars were refunded 10 Mr. Webster SO that u uls,c
"i being doaDter, be- had actusy oyefpoid The Depart
m'"'' and tbs over pay was REFUNDED"
As expected w,rld be tho case. the L,cof,co p,..
- sre charging hc Wings with raising smother panic
TOOK 10 anticipate thu m some measure bv r,yi,
the atier Day if,m ihe New York cotrespopJsr ~ ,,
Union toll prediction Of ruins cry Of panie-apd s
causes thereof. We retr those who listen to This eb,,,
I"r moment TO that publication. Besides IN oil panics
The Ways are 10 suffer most II b. their intrtrs IN
stop toe FiSo aud keep up CONFIDENCE The, opponent.
'ats ne fSiH sud briag and then bsme The Why's
'o'J''h'"s the oppf'ssion.-AleI Gazette.
DlbSEs 8. CiSr, Esq, our Minister to Cops,,oaso,l.
rahed from BALTIMORE ON Monday nlornna last ,p IN,
s,g C,aennau lt hs place Of d,sunsnon, via Liverpool
HoyT,s OEFICR.-Tb. s,.ua ssh.,n.. c,,,,, $50 ooo
- - ss dave istay. Whole Tickets Sis. halves ~ So
9u.tesF We eiEhths VEL. Sales ~ o oeoff
$500 can be Ind so of dollar " called for bsrs n,
"etgea HOYI-s uFFIOK
No Ereb.rss.
HlAISTED nI uEIsrs.-i0o doo Painted ag,,.,, IN.
az n ''A ''' ''s ""'| I, sIsrEs
t0lrEC.-is sors TO- ale $50 beg. prime no Con.
- sec bag pfins Lsfmn Colo
tN ~ % Iao
Gee % Hssanaa a.
.s,s WILLIAMS HIxln.
NJ olASsEs-iv hha. ptss Porto Rico
" " DO a Tnnttat--for - ~
~ WILLIAMS a HAxAII..
nAtON.-sv hsas samsors sursd sd.s sboals.rs a.
- hs~s f~"sV vie WILLIAMS HAxALL
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 90 Main, Corner OF q th ind Main Streets.
E Is. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
hI Of Spring and summer Ready Made Clothing Gentle.
Fancy Ware. He hand complete as-o
of the following articles, viz
French and English Cloth Drers and black blue
brown. olive green
French and American Plain and Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
Single Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Rack Satin, Sis and Bonibs Vests
Fancy do do haTseies aud Cashms Vests
White Marees Vests duobe and breasted aBdLE aud
rolling collar
KID sik Thresd atd White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, plain aud fancy
Bosoms and Collars of the latest styles
Merino tolIon and S,k Undershns
DO do drawers and SOCKS
seaHs CrsNts Stocks and Pocket Hdlfs great variety
Suspendrrs of MI Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which VIII sell Low any this side
OF Oregoni
" b. Spence continues Clothing
at the Fashionable Establishment of John NJ Co.
An assortment OF ample. constantly on hand.
ap " u. SPENCE, Agent