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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09
CAMDEN, DECEMBER 81.


COTTON There has been nothing doing in
this article, the past week. The foreign udvices
show decline Of I'd ia tie Liverpool market,
which has caused a great depression in the
Charleston market Tie few sales which have
been made since the receipt Of The news. ave
been at decline Of to cent pr b. As for
the prospect for the remainder Of the season, We
believe that this severe depression viii not con-
tinuc; the receipts at all the ports in the United
5 up to this time, are y GUn Jaes less than those
Of last season at the same date, and although We
must not infer that the crops throughout the
country. will fall off in this proportion vet VIC
believe that it will not exceed 2 or 2200 900
bales The decline in the Liverpool market was
caused in part by advices received from this side,
tina; tho crops would reach 2 500 900 bales, there
fore, if merely based on this estimate, the decline
must be only temporary. After all that can bo
said, there are so many causes which operate o II
the Cotton market, il is bul idle, to pretend 10
speculate on the subject We state the fact az
far as have come 10 orr knowledge, and planters
and holders Of cotton, must act on the If own re.
sponsbty, CdmdeR JoarRql.
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GOOD IF TRUE.

The following paragraph IS taken from
the New York Morning News of the 2ith
uliimo:
"A report was in general circulation yesterday
afternoon that letter had been received in this
city from member OF the Cabinet at Washing
ton. by tho afternoons mail, to the effect that a
settlement of the Oregon boundary question had
been concluded ia London between the British
Government and Mr. McLANE on the basis of the
49th dogreo--the proposition having come from
the former. We have no, seen the letter in ques.
ton, but have reason TO regard tho truth of this
report as IN fhe highest degree probable. We
knotc the British Government is anx ious for the
.pcedy and amicable settlement Of the question,
Wo knoto, too, that il was at u recent day ready
10 offer The 10th degree, before allowing matters
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CONGRESS

The bill extending the laws ofthe United
States over Texas passed both Houses on
the 27lhuitmo. And The only other item
of importance that TRANSFERRED, IS the pre-
scnration ofthc resolutions Of Messrs. Han.
negnn aud Calhoun, which will be found
below. These resolutions led 10 debate
which we viii lay before our readers next
week.
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The elections in Texas under the new
Constitution IS progressing. We have re-
ccived returns from Galveston. j. r. Hen
derson runs ahead for Governor, and A.
c. Horton, for Lieut. Governor. The i'm.
precision seems 10 prevail that Gen IIoos-
ton will have friends enough IN the Legs.
lalure to secure his election to the United
State Senate.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Both sections of tho Democracy have
called Conventions to be held at Concord
on the sth Of January. Both sides Of the
party are evidently taking the field for a
struggle of tho most desperate and deter.
mined character one which is to decide
not only their own fate, but the political
character of,he State for many years. The
wing party, we trust, will not be backward
70 defending their side of the fortress
'ne,r own principles, and their own men.
--Dorer faqmrer.
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SALE OF THE RAIL ROAD.

Tie Raleigh and Castor Rail Road was
sold Yesterday by the Treasurer of the
State, pursuant, to advertisement hereto
fore made, Ills ENceIlcncy, Gov. Ora.
ham, bid S3G3,0OO, the amount due the
State under the last Mortgage, with &C.
crutug interest; aud no other bid being
made, the Road vas accordingly knocked
down to tie State. Thus has an improve
ment, winch cost philosophical ndiyld.
uals about a na,yn aud a half Of money,
been purchased 10y the State for the com
parutveIy trtimg sum Of $4,000 That
this wal prove u profitable investment for
the state cannot admit u doubt While
the public Viii have guarantee that lhs
importantly public highway I'LL be kept up.
The purchase of the Road dcyoves It's
management upon The Governor, Public
Treasurer and Comptoller,a as Il Board
Of Commissioners, until such times rs the
State eau make some other disposition of
the same" Accordingly, We learn, that
immediately after the sale Of tie Road
the Directory met, and appointed Wesley
llolisler, Esq. the present valuable Super.
inlendant of the Road President Of the
same. We regard the appointment of
Mr.. HOLSTER as most lndIcious one, ami
DO not believe tia, any individual in the
Stale, under present circumstances, could
discharge the duties Of President more
satisfactorily to the pubIice, or moro eff.
clcntIy for the interests OF the State. lie
is a practically scientific man, and will
continue to devote, as he has douc, his bes,
eneuergies to the successful operations Of
the Rold.-RdI. Register.
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OREGNN


In the Senate on The ooh ult., Mr.. Han.
negan offered the following resolutions:
l. Resoired That the country included with.
~ tue parallels Of forty two degrees and fiAy four
degrees forty minutes north latitude extending
lr9m lie Rocky Mountains TO ,hc Pac.fi, Ocean
known A. the Territory Of Oregon + tie proper
II and plr, and parcel Of tie territories Of the
[ nilrd states.
Rssa'rsd. That there exists no power in th,s
Government 20 transfer It's soil aud the allegiance
Of he cii zcus 20 the dominion. authority con
troll aud slbleetion o. any foreign Power, Ptincc
St8tr. OF Sovereignty
Rc~lyeI, That The Abandonment Of sufrcn.
3ar Of any portion Of Tie Territory Of Oregon
would b an abandonment Of the ionor, charac.
Ter and the lest interests Of tic American people.
Ga the next das, these resolutions com.
ing up, Mr. Calhoun arose and after few
remarks offered the following as an amend.
mcnt Of Mr.. Haancgans.
Reso!rsg, That tho President Of The rnuel
States hos power, " by md With tie consent Of
the senate 10 make treaties. provided tao thirds
Of the senate present concur
Rs.Dlrsd That the power Of making treaties
embraces that Of settling aud iAIag boundaries
between tho territories aud possessions u the u.
utcd States aud those Of other Powers, IN cases
Of conflicting claims Jetaecn them ia reference
to tho same
R,'5lr,d That. loNcvcr clear Their claims
msy be. lu tlrjf opinion, Co the country lncui
ed Nltuln tine parallels Of r. and 81 80 north
latitude end extending from tic Rocky Mum.
tatns % tbo Pacific Ocean known az tbo Terrific
rs OF OwEon.' there nov exists aud have long
u II q .
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THE DEBATE.

We have gwen to-day the discussion that
took place IN The Senate on the 22d ult., on
the passage Of the Join, Resolution from
the House of Representatives for the ad.
mission OF Texas into the Union as a State.
1t VIII be read Nth interest.
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The Boston Atlas OF Monday says: 1T is
altogether too prcpostcrous an idea TO be serious
Is entertained, that two great and prosperous IA.
tons like England and America, should 90 to
war for few degrees Of sier territory like thai
Of Oregon, Any four able statesmen of the two
countries could bring the whole matter to q spec.
dy adjustment Let our Government appoint
Daniel Webster and john c. Calhoun, and the
British Government appoint Lord Asbburon and
Lord Murpath. Commissioners, with full au.
thority to make a dual settlement of he whole
controversy, and the difficulty would all be set.
tied in Thirty days without the loss Of single
life, OF a single dollar Of money, except the ex.
pcnsc OF the commission, on e5ther side"
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COLUMBIA. IANTARY /
REMARKS.

The quantity Of Cotton receirod since our last,
was more limited than during the previous week.
The unfavorable news by the Acddia, which will
be found IN another column, had its effect on our
Market We quote )! to a.-YempsFdRce Ad-
c9cate.
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NOTICE.
january l, 1876.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber by book
"a account are most earnestly requested TO call
mud settle either by Cash or Note between this and
during the week of our January Court, az it is
absolutely necessary tina, my books should and
must be closed,
THOMAS HARRIS.
January s. ls46. sw
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FRIDAY. JANUARY o. 1916.

Vs. We return our thinks 10 Col. Bar.
niger for sunlry documents.
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Jan ., ls4G.
STATE or NORTHCAR0LINA,

MEtkLENBIRG COT MY.
Court IF Eqnity, august Term, 1915.
Miles b Alternately CT Al
Us Petition TO sell Land
WIN Rcnwick ct al,
q appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Cou-t
q that WIN. Renwick is not a resident OF ,hi,
State, II is Ofiefea, that advertisement be made
six weeks in the Charlotte journal, notifying said
defendant that mi he be aud appear al the next
Court Of Equity, to be held for the county oil
mccklenhurg at the Court House in Charlotte, on
the lth Monday in February next and answer Ct
demur, the Petition will be heard pgrte and
acted On accordingly. BY order,
D. r, DUNLAP, G, NJ, f,
McchcHburg Co, n, c, Dec, 23I, l,iJ,
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y aluablc land,
FOR SIZE.

kz,S rE>uE subscriber od'rs for 3fess92see,
nssf 4 sale tract Of Land of d.
Hill good quality, six miles south "TV>
txeHHas Of Charlotte, On Sugar Creek, ssssa,
containing l9O Acres, on which there is a good
Orchard, good Meadow and comfortable improve.
ments. Mrs. \. NJ, Rudisl formerly lived on
the place.
Also
The Plantation on Nhch S VI. Gallant resides
continuing l0s Acres, in Steel Creek Statement.
Suffice it to say, there IS not better land in Steel
Creek than is on this place. Good meadow and
Improvements.
Also
The Plantation m which live, situated on the
Catawba River in Lincoln county. one mile above
the Tuckascge Ford, containing $50 Acres. |
will give good bargains in any OF the lands above
and good titles clear Of all incumbranee. For
particulars apply to me at Woodlawn, Lincoln
county, n. {.
r. NJ, ALEXANDER.
Dee Is, lS4j. llG
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F." For the benefit Of Nr Gonee's argument. We
suppose tho State banks III put down their
artets repealed, and, II YOU please. tho Fasnq
|ugh doctrines carried ont ~ FAR as ITS adya-
tee desire all grant. 10 lands snnullcd debts
PntFaets. credits aud slavery abolished mafu.
b., aud our obligations - morality and religion
ffoga'ed and every thing sc want, e b. pur
AIRED OF sacrificed By the sexual payment of
| "a and silver aud IA Ia, would Ne be lm
\ Owed r. u
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NOTICE.

NOEtjEs
On He subscriber returns his sincere thanks fnr
- the liberia share of patronage he has here.
totore received lie also would inform his friends
aud the public that he sill continues TO Gerry on
the Tanning fssssincss, and he will take
llds at four and five cents green, and ten dry,
in exchange, for Leather sold al The usual prices.
n. 3. Al. persons indebted 10 The subscriber,
viii please call and settle.
P. VI BROWN.
Jan Q, lSlG. l2,f
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We do not think tho experiment Of State
banks has been fairly aud fully ttiod"-- Rtch
tHoHd enquirer.
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/ The intiitnton and establishment OF sub
asuries a. Ell, the necessary and commercial
nts IN the United States, would cos, gov.
hment several millions Of dollars Sfo0g
uses with vaults, chests BARE. bolts, and locks
Ruld be- necessary. with regular corps Of
tichmen and an additional sci Of Jii -efs To
nd the publ, the schomc m gI, be commcu
with very fcw nrw OH ,cfs. ba, t,oy would
|on be increased ~ aus uanbel actually nccca
Ey."-B.
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We 70 FOR The sound State hluks-ihose
'hIch viii answer The yurposoa Of tho govern
lent-those which are honest ia their wishes
nd Seaoas 10 thc,r efforts to resume specie pay.
a1ent--in preference 10 the Treasury syslem.'--
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NEW FIRM.

sEF AVING bought ont the firm OF ]. Sumner
- n Co, would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they urc
now receiving and opening at the old stand Of J.
Sumner q Co. a general assortment of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09

When Wo considered the consequences which
/ nigh, produce upon tho operation Of tho t,oy.
Fnment-in Increasing tho Executive power al.
fady too great when VIC also considered the
ne ard tie endorsements under which this
fstem Is 70 be introduced the difficulties Of car
Eing u into execution. While SO large a proper.
Pon OF our specie was locked up IN the banks
/ nd the great importance of relieving the coun.
|'F ssom us PRESENT pressure, heforc any r. Eat
4 nd untried eEpcdiontr was adopted wc could
p lonce. hesitate about lAe alternative which
Poght 70 b PJrslpd"- h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
To MANUFACTURERS.
EALLSBURG MILLS
FOR SALE

NHE advertiser proposes to sell, for manufac.
- turing parpo-s his property Buckingham County Va
known fALi<BURG MILLS. u consists sub
bt Brick Mil. my and high there are
also on he Mn lot four other brick buinss admire y
suited for Oh. families Of operatives Aach- proper
~ there ESQ Of good Farming be sold
IN sonne ZION with the buildings. " desired, separately.
LocAfiON-Th- property above descbed, 90 mile.
fom III. ets Of Richmond
there be obahed along with Ed property
eien 10 number Of additional Paeo,ie. The
Canal H. PaI.burT Mfn- through
which channel the Richmond marhst Is easily reached
AZ there Manufactures Of the section
OF country immediately venyo Bueknzham nare oo-
Pouniiy now offered to
ment Of FACTORIES.
The owner obe above property would be willing
raj portion OF stoef Company
featuring and he wOuh also
moderate.
9r Address THOMAS N. BoSDURANT the owner Buelinr.
ham Cour house Va or ROBERT H. GALIAHER OF Rich
mond Wing.
Janl
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YouP
OWN STATE

VIiE Fnnhln Manufacturing Compauy have On hand AZ their
FAFEh WILL near the Depot 81 The Southern Railroad eood
assortment u supehne fine eouop ,eter ,hts "a
nat cap papcr ruled and PLAIN ao medium pntns envelop md
Wnpp papers o. various sizes ~ the lowest pr,ce
TO which they public assured that In ountv az
price tef nsnusetuc VIII bar proaactou
OF any Noren Factory They prepared ora t
description q euo,ers 49,
require Merchants snd dealers requested the Payer
Mil and cramins for themselves nh aU
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
GREAT REDUCTION FARE.

Rxy7sRk.rvINHE splendid Steamboat CURTIS
: u PECK Capt. Jehs Dars or ALICE.
40 IA"aS' skfHhor Will eoatinus
tssnAhy every morning teresPt Sunday precisely
ok touching al all the intermediate
ye NORFOLK by oe'oek y n and pa ---pE.s
~ IN One OF the bay ea,s soiha they comfortable
hThs r.s', Baltmof. b.
% 70 use any Of the hny routes eAvinE t-
uie Cati- rses of Alice Will wharf IN Moo
WIN us nay Soa That leaves Baln1re previoOs
oeh Al al 'hs landings on the rive and for
Petersburg viii arrive at that place by
Richmond by hall O'Clock 10 the a
Inc pfopetors of the Curtis Peek the
low rates and aeeonOdaton a. any bo.t
or beats that James River
On and after Thurs3ay the 18th and Par,
breasfsss and dnBsr neiuced Richmond or Pes.bur
TO and from Noroh, q,
Passage Fafe breakfast dinner on ia. River boa
and supper and lodgings the INCLUDED from Rich
nond OF Petersburg To or from BauiDorr 8,
apis HAsKTSs /. IIRay
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G.. ID NSPAUGH e. CO..
u g. II Il CO.,
No "a Wet MAJ, ~,

,,r NO 10 Wei Main Hifeet
"A hb now receiving large invoices of Sprint
n and summer Clothing selected etu,d vim r,b
care expressly for The Richmond ussrnoBF our stos NAV bel
found EnRsh French and German and eoet Coat
Tweed Drap BE,e Cashmere Linen 6e Busne., Goats Tnsb
French German and American Cashmere Pan SIM aat, Ron
baEnes Valencia plain and figured Msres vim
variety NJ fancy dress latest satern. We
respectfully ash the auenton Of purchasers ertsp.,ve
cs as We are determined upon making quet es ad
~ BOur stock in few days viii complete Comprising
cVery style Of garmen, in The gentemsn's line.
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NEW SPRING GO0DS-

NE W Oh nlNU UUUUS,
VOW OPENING AT No. 81 MAIN STREET.
kNHE subscriber is now receiving from New
- York, Philadelphia AID Baltimore, large eegaHt
softeni OF Fresh Spring Dry Good p1ehased The
lowest possible nies The following part
DRESS GOOuS FOR LADIES
Pyrenedea Graduates; Graduated Lawn Robes
s'iln striped Ouibrc Bareges; Plaid French Ginghams
Bnh' pink and blue French Chint-es
Black slun striped Baeges
Mourning and half do. Lawns 4 Ginghsms
PoikeiuraIL entirely arucIe
Embroidered Muslins and Lawns
Rich Pans Bazarines and Bareges
SIX Warp Alpaeas a. low 62i cts
Bun PINK and blue PARIS JAconets; Coronation Robe.
Trimmed Pans Collars, High neck Chemizsttes
swiss and Cambria Edgings Insertngs
AleIandeTs best KID Cloves
FoR GENTLEMEN.
Plain black single mlIed Cashmere
b Plaid French DO do
flaf 6am5roous and Tweed Do; Plaid French DriInxs
Alberine new article; Dap de IoLver do. DO
Blue black and inv. Cloths While Linen Drllnss
ALSO,
case Of SILK Umbrellas
do fine Bingham do.
- do. Parsoeues, sun Shades and Paasos all made by
"Hsht Bro OF Philadelphia whose fat for
good article, requires no commentator OF mine.
Az the above goods ludng many here named
"" be -od extremely low for Country merchants are
ted 10 examine
". B-on hand Cotton osnaburg., Buraps Cotton Cloths
CReefs Tiekings Linen Goods sc, sc.
aPS EDRIs BERKELEY.
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In STO X Z

In STORE,
FToFFE ALGERiNEs-ror Ladies DrerSe.
IL Eiode Prmaron
Eton- Balhe
SIN warp ctnsham..
Shaded Swiss lawns
Cord plaid
Batzornes B,reges
Muslg robes
Mar.eires aud other skirts
81 Bal,ie shawis
Checked, striped and plain Swiss muslin,
jaeonet
Checked, striped ard plain eambrie,
Pain and figured bobinets
footnss and other lace goods
Jaeonet and eambre edslngs and inser,ngs
Irish linens, a stock
Extra ~ linen sheetings
Linen eambres and linen eanabrie hdtf.
Brown and teaehed hollands
Brown linens and gas cloths every variety
heaVy brown linen drills
Bieaehrd
Navy drills good article
6ambroons and eotionades. a very heavy stock
Narcotics and Valencia ye.inz.
French and English brk vestngs quality
Black brown and bronze French
6nst'h eohs OF every shade and quality
BLACK and fancy French easEmere single widths
English eassmeres ana tweed.
American fahey eassineres beautiful article
- plain and hgs dFa9 dets
Summer cloths, every color and price
BoubaIines and apaeeas
Six and alBaeea surge
! Green barge, black aee wells
Black white and cord Italian Grape, hat Grape
shk mitu and gloves
Black and eold gloves
Hose and half hose large stock
SILK and
French slk umbrellas a fine article
/ Cotton and ginsham Umbrellas
PaTasols and ParaSoleties
Stocks collars and
Back Italian and eavats
Fancy meek bdkfs and scans
Black and cord sewing silks
Do. uaie.i tbrc,I.~~,sry rh.,r
Tayior's Brooks, Coates' and other sJoo cotton
Buuons and COMBS larTe stuck
Gum, web and other saspenders
Prints
81 IS, - g 10 I2 bleaehed shns, 4 sheetpR.
- 90 and 81 brown shIrngs and sheengs-amonEs
which Virginia stout EIuek Canal Nils Mapeheef and
other well brands.
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
hno1 aud PenitsDtiay Plaids for servants
And mAny other styles OF Goods all Of
uaae upon the most accommodating
mn 10 DANIEL. II. LONDON.
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FOR NEW. ORLEANS.

fOh ~ II W " n Ii II II IN ..
AskfSs LiBBYs Line Of PACKETS, and
view Orleans viii commence tAer September
and WI Be eompo-sd of the following
bargue BACHELOR Capt HiiRAs H0nIos;
Brig ORLKANs Capt Vs. suru.
bng JoSkPHiNE Capt jos
one OF the above vrss viii this regularly
month We with confidence aboy. vessel. 10
TIE public a. they buia for
a. low other vs- and
erect Of long freirht or pa,ar.
sns very superior accommodations both
passenger, apply ~ J FISHER SON of
HAaKINs n LIBBY.
NJ H. All freight from h- country for
and forwarded by regular dsyas.
"nailase- J. 20 6,
"a MI
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PALM LEAF RATS.
IN CASES Of the above hats Just received BY
w chr Lynehburg, and for BY
WkE 2. CARPENTER co,
Ps No. Exchange puiaiug
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isitl)lnor,S Dailp fUbiq.

RICHARD II. TOLEIs, Editor.
TO. u. GALI.AHER, !
WYATT VI. EIIIOI-T, 4 Asocmte Editors.
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JOHN Z. EUSTACE y SON,

"Ni'N b' hC ~ hOE W DUN,
~ %. 40 West Main Street. Druuuists and
L Dealers Dye Woods Dye stuff. Paints Oils Wndo,
Glass Druggists Glassware Brushes PerfImery
inform customers Druggists and eounv .sn
they on hand general assortment Of ass i ,t
line which they are d,sno.sd IN seu o. .,.h - - -
give and invite those who wi, 10 male -,
call upon them or 50 nd their orders n ne 90, "
-. pDI,,,NI I7-
n rOhDON q SIMMER, 81 MAIN STREETS
~ Hehmond Va, offer for sale-
% hhds Orleans and West India Sugars
IS ueIees and bbls Canhed Sugar
40 packages Loaf, crushed and pulyerised Sugar.
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myers OF Cabinet Furniture ln the
and elsewhere.
L. W. HUTCHINGS & CO.


and elsewhere.
L. W. HUTCHlNGS L. CO.
AIS BROADWAY, NEW YORK
BErWEEN GRAND AND BROOME sTREETsJ
VBNHE subscribers would inform their customers
tuaion i5s Broome the above
where they have the riches; of ~
comprising all the ancient MODERN Partisan
much In use at the present day which offered
not Ai to induce hoss who are in want to purchase.
strangers visiting the City OF Cabinet WORK invited
To call eramine and compare the quality and prices
manufactures T. W. H. n guarantee every piece cold Is
pernendenec and warranted
city or elsewhere.
oc lily. r. w. HIrTCHINGS BroaAuay.
To BUYERS OF FUHNITURE--sOUTH.
j. u j. w. MEEkS,
AVlNG facilities for manufacturing the most
H Fashionable and SdiI beg leave re-
visiting Mes York their Establishment Veey street.
few doo from the Astor House AZ will be
found extensive stock Of Furniture made
modern Partisan well other desirable styles Egyptian
EiHabethan, Gothic Louis XIV and XIV, Of
their own manufacture and under super
nieniehe and warranted equal made in this Europe
New York. Sept. 18TH IS. Iy
John WOMBLE, Commission Merchant, No.
~ 100 East Main street. on the most satisfactory
terms
10000 lbs superior Midding Bacon
10000 lbs do. Shoulders
5000 lbs Hams, and old and very fine
$50 kegs No. I Leaf Lard
IS bbs
400 bbs No. I N. @ Cut HerrinEs, cheap
- t.coricc Paste
90 boxes Adamantine Candies &c. ia 2s-tf