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LWKRPooL CLAssrrIcArIoN.

The New Orleans Commercial Times, Of the 18th
inst in relation to the crop ssysThe lapse of another
month has not only confirmed previous impressions
with regard to the crop but has satisfied that the
falling off has been moderated. When addressed
you by the Hberna the decrease in the receipts ut all
the ports was ~ bales whereas 1t has reached
I7s1s9 bales At this point the deficiency amounts to
bales and expect that it will ultimately reach
1000 other words that the total receipts here
will be under 100000 bales The most current estimate
the entire crop Of the United States Is 900
bales Asregards the growing crop, have simply to
that the spring is rather backward the temper
ature of late having been remarkably cold for the
son. besides which, fears entertained Of gene
inundation Of the low lands the Mississippi river be-
Ing quite high in Is44 when much destruction
resulted from the overflow
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

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John; Pr sR.wmg TSi6ns csfSens, Convoy, iGe and
sm Mos; stg
f. shy Y:s sefss s 'sn see
Sssssi Wc.ids:I sssiSsios, S.Selt HsS'oP tes,s;1
BIZ WIS Sm.j: %
dol Br.ndywine, Stevenson Newark. ''
EaR, 51s .Hs L S Sas. s'
1G Ss. Ts a..s
Mary Ellen hsr%sp Stony Points Ger Foster sgs!s. E;s.
land Port.mouh Brsndywins Newark; barges
oS , Nw Ys 1s GeGP
lopa'a; March 20 SsJk L.wstvse, l..s1s Ion
Ship showing signal ss two S;ei ' balls.
Home Ports.
BALIIMonE, April 2s-Arr bark Msuran, Williams Nor
s"s s %%sy Cubs. :es 'iSi
a. ea ssaGss %"a k
man NYoIh Aurora BrGwn NswrOE Flo, del Mar Hart
g Herald ss Of as o
Saw mp Ao s Below
Hps s HENRY sS. SSa R
snsp aaS & GSi S Zee b.
NoaroLK, April ylA1 pr brig Nautilus, Allison, Gree
Bar @ Newark. si Anger Aer
By Ws5,sh%; Gen I sS; Wilson PIoyldenes Henry
River Liverpool Raymond Went to sea yssisr
DAY Ia Hampton Ro.ds-BarL Brewster, im James River
Sterling Cork Br schr Chat enger, Anthony Waterford Ire
land; schr J B Lindsay Henion, Wlndes,
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and carried away, during tho winter, nearly all the
steam belonging to the port thus securing to
Philadelphia all the rich and profitable trade Of the
Tide Water canal The produce from the interior OF
Pennsylvania Is brought In canal boats to Port Deposit
and there being towboats there to bring them to
Baltimore they compelled to to Philadelphia,
that city has provided abundance Of boats meet
ing Of merchants and others Is to be held to-day
close the stable door AFTER the stesd has been stolen
A German named Conrad Rohad yesterday attempt
ed to kill himself by cutting his throat aud the veins Of
his wrist with razor. Prompt medical aid, however
put him in fair way of recovery.
The Fiennoise children continue to attract crowded
houses Those who see them once. pay them
a second and third visit | learn that the Infamous
charges made against Madame Weiss In Boston. to
the treatment Of the children has reached Liverpool
and drawn forth Letters of inquiry from their parents
hey seem TO me to be the happies and most contsned
are in robust health and apparently attached heart
and soul to Madam Weiss with all the warmth Of feeling
Usually displayed by children to their mother These
tsrs from Liverpool have much distressed her but she
mas aksn prompt measures to undeceive their parents
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Cnsrox Housr, NEw YoRK.

Collectors =
seiofL M h asi,ps T pss:
ii .aa sOsad
drawings which will be exhibited al thus ONCE
to any person d'pSe;FsdT + Hld FyofuNDAToN.
euoa Rocks and the largest and most suitable is to be
Sn for en sSs u .s f as of een.
and height Is be sunk G Gek Of popsr ms
raj s1s |Ssn = ' 5:
PUMPED e and level
The Sst S, Sss he nc ~
with concrete or split srnaits well bedded hydraulic CO.
THE MASONRY.
Upon foundation BE- laid six eogrsss each two ess
.S II:
meeting the and Of The :ed masonry BY Jog
f let so the sS s
horizontally ss;yesn The Ie;rsevr III. v, Of III.
psucuTs Is feet diameter and carried Al
deck Of The lantern where ..o be lss: y diam
s' n four %ii % g. ;ssa
where It to ss Or aeSs. whole
a;;Isj: =:
tower to be covered with three stone. forming the
@ tis
protection Of shape s q the ia S,m
e. :: S ss:s
pa up Rs d:cR hs 5. an
sS s ~ 9 'A'Ae' l'O.'. :" - - ~ .
% II glass: b what called SSsb: II SSs. With 81 h SS
ia..s sa .a %
s so asss s%
hung E s as =:
ali wood work Of the be Of the bs.. ;outsm
brick e,stem capable Ofhoding 1900 gallons i, to be con-
good COOKING oVe With cs iron funnel to provided
and placed Place IN he Sa'$}sHrs FLOORS, &C.
with North River lid cement III; stairs tai the steps
u5 hss ar: 8. be I sssS feet
iaehs p,nnslsd IL niche. thick good hinges and a'eh''
The ceiling Of each be urTsd s.hsd and plaster
Be Ted ahed and piastersd with good lime mortar well
'A'0'"'u' LANTERN
There be oetaeO9al Lantern Of wr:ugh iron fee.
the i % lights Of which The middle one, are to be
S
gas; Of suitable thickness There also be in each side Of
isb IL inches. =,
inch on the face two inches deephe
the and re- wo oo, s1. m bs
srdcI Of the same size The pc r. for III. feet o.
:s '1'i
verge The centre G the roof and to DO secured in n iron
feet above the caves. .
There is to be an framed in of the sides Of
the ocagon covered copper shut tightly into
rebates inch deep This door is be furnished with strong
handles The the roof and
door is weigh 80 ounces to the superficial fost
On the Of the roof there be <ravsrsng ventlator
inches diameter four sides Of the oeagon there
be venaors fitted in the copper panes for regulating the
the Twenty inches outside the Of the lantern there
iron railing the posts Of which be l1nches
square up and be let into the deck inches and
secured with lead There be horizontal iron rail
andr
oil Also all he woodwork to have two coats Of oil
lightning conductor The whole be completed ia work
manke before the 18th day Of November next
be made the for the above work
until shall have been competed inspected asd approved by
such person he shall appoint for the purpose. ~-
a28 t12M G. w. LAWRENCE
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do Stanton Frest-l DO Charles Leysneh-l do But
ncna B.nksI do spemy shsw-sso.s; specie to oIds,
iron Cole soss casks lnsesd oil 70 OrderIe0 baskets
La GuAYRA-Bark Paez000 bags coffee iii or hides 2,
ceroons indigo Maitland Phelps CO.'S bags coffee bundles
hide cuttings TO the master.
SANTA MARTHA-Schr Chns Samuialls pigs iron 100 pcs
futc 1929 dry hides l56 bags coffee 10 pgs palm leaves BIS
mdze kg copper Si6oSi in gold IS pkgs 2ii ounces gold
Everett bael- pkgs goat skins 50 balsam tolu
mdze bales ss5sspa. s7s9 in gold Aanguren-siB0 in
hiarmosy Nsphewsloo bns segs % bags coffee 70 half
pipes molses WIN Lntzs3 pkgs palm leayes Is blooms
s2;G geld GFexors Domingo ssIeOn James Davssn-o
Sims9n TIossy-o dogbloon Sherss
81 bT; md.e Misr-sa7o III gold MaIons-2OOo cocoa
POM vrS1REs-BaIk CamllaisO half pipes 1895 ct .a.ls
wine Aymar
COL do + Corning soaso do Bodins@ bale ssSsrs
Crooks-29 boxes do Busel82 boxes Bances-5zs
DO Rensuld 4 Francj..4oo do box sweemsas Wsllis-
5000 6oxss segars Msussnado-l box do Peeke box
sugar Ksmes-lssoOS Dc ssS,: Mathsy' soaa
SCns; do Banse.rso Dc GurtIs.i0o 900 Harm
boz sugar bag. coffee Birbsek- basket Mono9l
apples Ackerley-l300 segars 2 cases do order
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RRANDYWINE CORN MEAL-NOTICE TO sHIp
- PEHSIThe subscribers, Mier at Brandywine. in the
Sate q Deswsre beg l,aye to notify shippers
Corn Meal that they are liable to be deceived by imitation
OF the genuine Brandywine Meal.
miller West Troy, and WATERFORD in New York,
several in the State Of Pennsylvania having forged the
mark OF the subscribers by placing Brandywne Mills in
splcuous letters, on their barrels
shippers will please take notice that in addition TO the words
brandywne the names Of the subscribers also used all
their packages and that their only in New York are
Messr. John L. Buckley Co. and Messs Allen PaI:on:
An experiences Of upwards OF by their progen
and themselves In the manufacture Of Klndried Corn Meal
juses them saying that they will furnish article which
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE CO..
JAMES r. PRICE.
BRASpywfrE MILLS, 22d Aprl. is7. a28 Inn
II APWAYs CHINESE MEDIGAATElpT S G, NE nE;
lSFERS GREAT INDUCEMENTSTO NJ tHCHANISs
COUNTRY many sEesen, e m ssm ,D q
eectua removing pmps. boschssS
Of the toilet Traders and MERCHANTS visiting the city Will
do well procure supply Of this valuable soap y
will them better csnsge Than any other aree Of
81 Hudson street Wyatt Kstchpm 2l Fulton street. A. b.
D. Sands Fulton VIM Burger, Courtlandt St He
tail At Iox cents at 2ii Broadway. a28 lmsrc
TO COMB AFETHk GoSfE e. IL. No. sy Bus Slip
@ lmSrc
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. ApyLAcHcoLA-BriYF Beek.i9o bales COTTON Mauton
10 Atwsisr Mumiord cosi DO Goodhue coz do John
ThalmanIi32 do Sam Niche IL shelter Mooel
ber5,c h,d:s Msgss-4 bss tobacco Allen Wymsn-2
Ferris box copper John Talma-5 bales cotton James
Philips-l0 do Smit-l3 do Maltbee Mean X Earle
II ship chronometer Peck Vanbison223 logs cedar Phillip
& Aep- pkgs Shelter & Brother-ss bales cotton j
II Thomas.
CHARLEsToN-shp Henry Allen-25O hides Armstrong s.
Hood-39 bales cotton Chadwick-2 barrels rice Pou.
rier Frsrss1n do sprasue Robinson Co.'s bbls flour
net-5a barrels Muller col case Harei Hare co
Il hid coffee Phelp. Dodge co7s bales Drake Mills
-l79 bales cotton w Phillips
SAvASsAH-Brig Savannah-7l casks rice Atwater Mum.
fordi7 do Cazet AsoinG2 bales cotton Brgham-93
dol Q,msbee-t do DeforeM CO., do Henry Butler-s
x Birdsell-i3 pkgs A Bond X
ST MARKs-Brg Manhattan-42S bales Coe Ander
son co-22l do Hobrook Nelson co.'s do Center
los hides Alva Spear.
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvREPacket ship Silve de GrasseJ Reynard and Son,
New Orleans; Grat1ens, Of Charleston; Mr. Gilbert New
Mrs Parker and servant New York Bsrh and lady ST
York; kohlsaat DIR Parker DR. Norvell Charles.
ton; Or Gleason, Boston, p Petit Chaeston; Lever
rim, New Orleans; David Meyer and c Hooker, Of New
York.
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PHrLADrLrHIA. April 30, ls47.


An important decision made this morning by
Chief Justice Gibson In relation to the suit against inc
county for damages resulting from the destruction OF
Pennsvlvanis Hall by the mob iu ls44. The claim was
resisted by the county the ground that the enuren
was owned by a foreign society and order lnstuea ~
foreign potentate, and liable to be dissolved III MS
pleasure and therefore could not be legally ineorPorst
ed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania writ OF 10
was therefore asked for against the corpora
tors show the legality Of the charter granted Inc
decision of the Chief Justice dismsses the application
and pronouncss the charter perfectly 'Aia Inc SUIT
for damages VIII come up hereafter
MIR. Halsey, assporting gentleman was yestsr-
shooting at Isaac Abrams Monday evening last
From the evidence It's rendered pretty conclusive that
Hasey had been first assaulted and that which follow
ed in self defence lady In store opposite where
the ARRAY occurred barely escaped with her life Gne of
the pistol balls grazed her head.
man supposed to be William Edwards, of Cape May,
drowned last evening Mt Almond street wharf He
was attached to q vessel lying ut Richmond.
About O'Clock this morning the upper portion of
building In Hudsons alley occupied BY lumber Of art
sans as workshops was by fire The easrtOns
MIR. Harmsn Yerkss
The opera last evening attracted audience, which
for the array beauty and display Of numbers per-
maps never equalled in that establishment Massa-
nieo'' was performed in style that gave universal
delight The worthy managers are certainly receiving
from this community the solid reward which their
ertions to please merit.
Mr.. Murdoch has commenced an engagement at the
Walnut street theatre and going through the round
OF his characters with great credit to himself
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
sss sass Fms IT, s'iEaeE M
% Union Canal 3l z do 5o 2s3 veksburg Bank, M
1900 TEXAS Bonds ss 2a "a Union Bank. Tennessee
Soo State IS 8 los 62l0o State S. 73s; IL Bank 4
600 Wilmington SIS 86.
AFTER SHLEs-l5o Norristowu RR I3s; Reading RR
.a Ssaa IS es
nal. l6}1
SECOND BoARp-2oO Vicksbug RR. I3s; 70 Girard Bank
I'm; 200 Morris Canal 20 50 Union Canal 5O 100 Beaver
Meadow RR 27k 1000 Harrisburg RR Bonds, IS; 100 Read
Ing RR 3o Grard Bank 50 Morris Canal 2o4 50 do
cinnati w w Bonds IS, 95
AFTER SALEs-22O Reading RR, 30; 30 Northern Bank,
ken 1000 Wilmington 86 1000 State SIS 73@ Cam
den and Amboy RR Bonds 81 Lehgh 80; 5do sls $50
do interest co. 1900 US Loan 6 e. 1O IL Western Bank 49,
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CLOTHING

CLOTHING.
THE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
fa ffSsfEf E Hde S Ssys ss W%
sSd
viii
style Of elegance that cannot surpassed You will do well
@ S:1 Tsss ''' On
Pf ok
Members Of the New York College of Medicine and fharma
% @ %;S &s
S% to- III. os are
first appearance of those diseases Of suffering
.a E%sD iS s from Of those TO- attends for COZ
T6 tf51gs
living in the county, finding inconvenent make per
SOM. have owsrdsd TO sm chest contain
their explicitly together With all time Of
'"' ~ '''' ''''' ~ W. 8. RICHARDSON. M D..
95 Nassau street, New York
ron vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,
hs and ali ss from me- %
hs:; result !Ss o:
a %e C1;Ts s: : s s % remedy Fl
i a. .S ss.,s ih05 &C.
agreeing with the .onsc6 confinement from business
1Hr9 fHSNNsKg!TXzElFRGAkARt ggsly1y fSht
IL II
confidently commended for all Of debility produced by
sec ref Indulgence Of kind II invaluable
remedy Impotence sterity or barrenness unless depend
ing on mafiormation . -
and .ss to the Union ~ e''e''
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
IN OR the OF primary secondary syphilis,
yenereal ulcers, nodes complaint produced by
njudicous OF mercury unskilfu medical treatment
All suspectng venerea faint remaining their system
should this powerful purifier without delay person
consider himself safe after having the disease
without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly ce
brated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles 81 each; cases half dozen for
s.; carefully packed and sent to all Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIILA
GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackory
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing an
the purifying qualities and curative powers ofh above herbs
extract Of sarsapara at before the public may be
relied acean remedy for all diseases arising from an
state Of the blood such scoua salt hcuim ring
uodes cuaneous eruptons liberated throat any dis
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis or an nu
,icious use Of mercury.
s'eld in single bottles Observation-Disclosures, rs cents
in cases ofhalfs dozen bottles ...........ss so
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
MIA very liberal discount TO Wholesale purchasers
Office open from S.A. M. to 8P. NJ
VS. RICHARDSON, M. d.
DIV s3 NUsau street, New York
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DR JOHNSON, u Duane street near Chatham street Is
- well the successful practitioner In New
York the of delicate diseases Fer the last
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the NEST extensive Practice in
diseases Of any ca in New York. The Doc
reputation for skill in those old hcured that have
existed for pre-emnsnt No matter how long ySp
pains the head and bones Of the legs. ehec-
habit INDUCED in by young causing asciveu dreams
and nightly n s
venton from business Post paid letters containing % for
advice, attended to. No charge made unless cured
a2o lm%y
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TYR COOPER, IA DUANE street, between Chatham and
II William Streets has for the last fourteen years enjoysd
the practice in private diseases Of any medical
New York. He the aggravated cases OF
this disease and mild cured in two to live days STRIFE
re-Doctor Cooper has discovered method by which
he can cure the worst form Of structure in from
weeks with scarcely pain to the patient constitutional
men, This when too freely indnlged in, begsts dyspepsia
weakness the small of the back confusion Of
eect and society. warranted in
case charge. No mercury used.
MA 1mSc
u RANDIES AND WINES-For sale the undersigned.
- Brandy, Osrd J. Dupuy BoSnemSnt 4 Becker Rss-
Port Wine, pure jueeEarris Sons Cetten halyes and
quarters MADEIRA, London Dock. Sicily and Lisbon, in
halves and quarters. Sherry in quarters and eighths
Also Cognac Brandy now La ding brig Gazsle direct
from Bordeaux, in halves and quarters.
LAWRENCE MYERS & CO.,
tusr Gan
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

A.-lsII, All merchandise uesigned or the inferior o
09tfs#aH the States OF GEORGIA, SOUTH CARO-
LI,a, IlNNESSEh, and ALABAMA, sent via ia
vannab, viii be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company .
Georgia IN their Steam Boals TO Augusta, Tree On commits
ioD, at the lowest current rate OF freight.
In addition to the steam boat power s Company already
possess, they construction new steam
boat, unusually light draft Of water and high speed, bun
expr, ssly with ensure prompt transportation o
Goods, ~ all stages OF the river navigauon.
Goods marked The interior OF the country, alter reach
ing Anguish Hamburg, are forwarded by the Agent
there 10 their hna desIiaiOn.
Shippers may rely upon having the order of their Good
carefully looked 10 in savannah
Hills Of Ladiig advising The shipment OF goods, and
letter advising whether insured anu to what point, SHOULD
always accompany the same, on be sent by mail
Parties who -st been IN the habit oi forwarding mer
ohanze TO the Interior Of Georgia by this hne, a direct
ing the H. NJ Goodwin, viii please take
that the OF that gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future communications should bo nj
dressed 10
VIZ. WILLIAMS Agent, Savannah, Ga.
REpKRKNcgs
Messrs Taylor a Merrill,
JOSIAH Marcy n Son. Al VI,
9oodhue 4 Company, :" '"'N
l.. n brigham, Esq.
- Halves, 6Iuy d Co, Boston
Henry Sloan, Esq, Philadelphia
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FURNITUREt FURNITUREii

A 7 the Second Street CABINET WARERoOMS No. l53
IA South Second street, e MOUNT having large and
splendid OF fashionable and well made Furniture
Oh hand, comprising rosewood atee Sofas walnut do;
mahogany do, with plush, satin, danask and tancy hair
cloth seapgs and other Coverings plain Sofas of all prices
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs;
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Dvans;
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension Dining and Gard Tables;
dressing bureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors;
mahogany high post Bedsieads French do; cured maple
and cherry do; and variety OF others Secretarys Book
plain with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut birch and mahogany
chairs with hairrloth, plush and damask seating; likewise
Chairs OF all patterns, with AN extensive assert
nient OF every article in our line OF business. ~
Country Merchants and others especially invited TO
call and examine stock of Furniture every article Of
which is manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
of on the most reasonable terms.
uctl lrI'
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ientlemen's Fail and Winter Wear.



DaApsRs AND TAILoRs importers OF Cloths Cassimeres
vestngs Fancy Dress Articles, &c, 23l Broadway, Anne
,ew aud fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear Sc
.eced with view 10 rendering their stock rich In quail
FOR s1j. X s % Saes brown olive and
green mled cloths; various shades Beaver do drab and
Dssk Pilot Coih brown black, Blue, and drsD Mohar
DREsS AND fROCk C0A1iSLBlue, black, olive,
brown green and Adelaide Cloths of Boly's, Simonis,
BUSINESS AND IRA YELLING coATs-Plaid
HGNTaNS cGlTsMo 5 brown, and draD Molss.
TAN1ALOoN S--French English, German and Anne.
black, blue mixed, and fancy Cassmcres, selected
with reference to The various tastes Of numerous
In this lne which such attention has been directed
enable to insure iii combining aud elegance
VES1'S-Black silks and sains fancy do, woolltn and
velvet plads figured Mernos, white and bun Cassimeres
and Marseies rich Silk and Sans, Tor Ball and Parties,
.se., &c.
ARdYAND NAVY. Experience enables us to furnish
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations and have
always ON hand the material necessary TO The different
FIitST QUALITY READYAfADE GARMENTS.
equal 10 the best custom work ~
OPERCOA1.S.-- Brown. olive, green black, and blue
beaver, and ned cloth Surtous large assortment i'm,
proved styles Sacks including bne, black brown and drab
hoa.ls and Boys overeoals Winter FrocKs, slcss &c.
business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown green and
GoasA large l assortment IN VARIOUS coiors and iabres
Coaks-Biue and Black Cloths full and three quarter cir
neres PLAN and ribbed velyeteens for riding, travelling
&c. vestings Black Silk Satin Bombazne and Cassi-
mere; fancy Silk Satin, and Valencia; suered and plain
DE LANES, Merno and figured Muslin, in great variety.
Hunting Goats, IN various styles. @ af
FANC Y Dress AR1ICLES. -Tasioni Jenny Lind,
Mazura and other styles fancy Cravas English, French,
and Italian black silk Cravais extra anu medium quality
satin Cravat superior black silk and Sa Scarts;
newest style fancy do; Merlno Scars Mues for travel
ling, &c; twiled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket handkerchief Gloves>-Cnasons and Bajou's
black, white, and coored kid also Merino, Bucksin lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, DC SuslendersAll the various
styles anu qualities. Undervess and drawers Merino,
Six, and Buckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose,
White and Mixed Merino, and Cotton various graes Shirts,
Bosoms and Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Coon
PIECE GOODS.-Ciohs Cassmeres, vestngs, &c,
extensive an assortment can be found in the country
which will be sold by the piece yard, at us low prices
they can be bought, with te obvious advantage o. seec
lion from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods
I,,Is
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BROOKs,s
BROOKS'S tt I
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES, t,-.

BROOKS'S t
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES -s
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior anything before manu-.
factured IN tns or any other country, Tor
durability, beauty, and utility
NO. l3S FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
Medal he highest premuni) the last Annual Fair OF the
American lnule It's superiority all others offered
Tor competition .F tsl..
has appreciation OF the officers Of the army and
navy, well every gentleman OF taste who has iairy
tested its value and rapidly coming into general use
among all who regard grace, COMFORT durability
as desirable requisites Boots and Shoes makes
the Shoe elastic, preserves It's original style
shape, the hollow part beautiful and eleya
ted arch thereby allowing the heel to be- worn very high
with perfect ease quite low without exposing The pala
strap injury II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward, and retanis IL in natural and easy position
sei boots and Shoes with this invention, in the cities Of
New YORK, Brooklyn, and Jersey City
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned, first in the city of New York
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article,
tnues make them up in endless variety styles,
workmanship unequalled, and ut prices deying compe
ton All other kinds OF Boots, Shoes, CATERS Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses ana child
rem. LOKlN BROOKS,
l3S Fulton street
p S-Jus received, OF Russian Leather Tor Gen.
dement's Boots, both Tor Dress and Water Proof This
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather import
ed into The United States.
oct S-lyd'