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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
Wars,

We are glad to find the Synod Of the Pres.
byterian Church of New Jersey and New
York taking decided ground against all war.
Men were not put on this earth to butcher
each other. Gods law is full Of peace--love
TO our neighbor is the second great command.
And how can we Obey the 6rs,-how can we
obey any of his precepts, as we ought 10 do, il
We violate thatl
II there could be seen on the white smoke
wreaths. which follow the fire Of the n1uskeiry
the air, the agony which these balls and bullets
occasion--if, they Aoat away, there could be
painted on them pictures Of the widows made
miserable, of the children left homeless, Of fathers
and mothers rendered wretched, by each leadcn
| token Of death, and Of the men who caused this
misery, how would the bo!dest soldiery star:
back with horror from every battle field. Yet
every minister knows that this Is the re-
suit of war-knows IL as well as II the VOICE
Of God should declare II afresh or his finger de-
pict 1t on the vapor, as a present, palpable re.
atty. How can they, then, hesitate In resist.
ing war in every form7 How dare they be silenl
when it RACES around them1
The Synod above named do not mean to in
cur the penalty which this neglect must bring
Thus sO!emnly does it declare itself:
PaEsNEi-E AND RESOLUTIONS just adopted by tk,
Synod Of the Nep Scaooi Presbyferiaa CAurcL
Of NeD York and Ne3 Jersey, ris:
The Synod Of New York and New Jersey
considering the tendency Of the war TO impede
the progress Of tie Gospel, by putting the mind,
Of men in a state unfavorabie to the influence OF
truth and the Holy Spirit, deem il proper an,
seAsoiabie, in view Of that fact that onr coun.
Try is now engaged in war with neighboriup
nation, which, far as il has proceeded, has
been unusually sanguinary and disastrous, to
express their solemn convictions in the follcw-
ing resolutions:
Resolved. That the Synod regard this wa,
both as an exhibition of human wickedn-ss an
as a dreadful scourge from the hand Of GOD.
which should lead the Church Of Chris, to grsal
screenings Of heart, TO deep humiliation AM
probation OF spirit, and earnest suppiicatiop
before the Throne Of Mercy.
Resolved, That il be recommended 10 all the
Ministers Of the W ord belonging 10 this Syno..
10 labor. by prayer, preaching, and all other ap-
propriate means, 10 impress the minds of mes
with sense Of the sinfuiness and the evils OF
War, and especially Of the existing war with
Mexico.
Resolved, That the Synod express the earnesl
jesire that all the people of this land, and espe.
cislly Gods covenant people, see eve 10 eye In
references 10 the present and prospective evils Of
The existing war, and the cesirasIeness OF IL
speedy termination.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Mr.. rrUcE, the Virgins stakeholder, in pre-
scn,ins the EioRieI aspect Of Slavery, ssys:
Suppose ~ ihi, dead capital now invcsicl ia
Slsvrs, wsrc 10 Irlos.ir an ocire LioHiea capital
how many iu....l CiOiics might be Lui
How many Improvements might lie made
6! sta! nOal- alsr c. frrc) llLoI--lor oar work
SHOPS ana our feds. hc sAoail soon have q
C.n~e population, which oa!a give schools &,
oar ohii.frn. a market 10 oar fiEnsrTs. aAI tii-I
Tai.rO-.s winch wr NOW clau.or To-, bat our pow
cry, am slU.c population places f4r Or5 on
our rS-ci-
Lei any pianI-r make the calculation. and l.,
viii hHs, taAi"g ten Years IS = test, thai slave
lO-ers 4 eisss, coul- afford 10 give lsee-oa
10 Ihcir slaves, with tire certainty. that th-i
wrsiih Uou!I be increased llrsely By lie aci
We brlirve ia hall that prTiol, the eAh5Ece,
value Of Ian o "a .ione- by emanei paiion. woui.
PHi ful IL y millions Ct collars CT active, ash
usn.l, c,ii-l mo ths common treasury. VIA
Shareholders iaink o. rhis Poiui?
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
Eassr aHs steam Power.

We copy on Third page from the Louisville
IouEuslj sn able communication signed S., on
.ac ri.;igc cost Of Water aud Steam Power, and
.sae IL ia be geB.Ialiy real.
lac conclusions II iat aIiice are fully sustain
= by tbs f4Cis and reasoning set forth in it.
ia AerGSrrSo,r, Mass, affords 50 striking an
..ustiaii0n OF LON, liat il may hot be amiss 10
d-T 10 It.
Thal Iowa was once one Of the fourishing
.sArnsssc a. towns Of Massachusetts,. 1t enjoyed
ears ago The pslmirsi Prosperity. But her CON-
.'sFcc waHc-, uaiii Aewburyp0rt looked like q
sO!a 0ui clay, anu WAS uuiy in foriorn condi-
I-ti. WAL was 20 lie dohel der Citizens were
.-sy, inteiiigeAt, enterPrising men, and they re-
s.Ved 10 sasHd ~ iAsi. native homes. They
aid no water power; Out they could make steam;
- al a lley ssa.t, aud mus not only revived
ae business aspects Of the place, but have made
=. - ihIhing as ANY town in Massachusetts
'fhen hFst they began, the cry was ''you will
'-i-sieala IS GesreT than water power--you
an icoaiPeie with Lowell, Meriimack, Nashua
&C." Bul they icsael i; not; and now thei,
re'Perty - greater than ever, and, apparent.
: - permanent ~ man Can make IT,
1o'tunaiely ia Kentucky we have water pow.
in abundance, aud Can use this water power
u steam As may be deemed best. As for the
40 HI4fe0iai, We have enough and 10 spare. The
APpal-caian coal fei1s extend through the Eas-
rrn lorliOns Of kentucky, and touch the
.ead-wsiers % the Licking, Sandy, Keniuek,
al Cumberland. la richness AMI lLics ness /,
vsragrs more ihsn The English coal bedside
a. mucl nearer pure c,hnei. Then the ILL.,
.ois coal hei4s exiea1 South OF the Ohio, sno
a-eagh seyeral OF our most fertile counties.
At Hswesyiic, Greensboro, near the mouth of
-,Oai AM i'raao Water Rivers, Oh The Green Rfy.
above the fills u Rough, tie coal la the hills
iEersges from three 10 six and half feet, and a,
positions where there is every facility for trans
porialioa.
Now what is there 10 prevent us from using
y these rich mineral. resources--and having
'ooiieh and c0iIcn manufactures, and iron es-
ADJUSTMENTS, ia all poris Of the Sia,e1 What
tieFc 10 prevent Kenlacky from being the RI
at cyea Il iiasSachgsettsi She has the maio-
al. A iiAa Industry wi. lise bss like pros.
peTiiy.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
Anerhrr Iosnr,-wLi,o inesxasc.

Til; Tree States Frgarls white population
siool 10 The Slave States in 1879 nearly a. ; io
gin ls4l, more than 2tO /. Kentucky giiaet
IA per cent. from 90 to so--Ohio, CO per cent.
MississiPpi and Alabama increased % per cent.
In' iana and Illinois is5 per cent!
1--WE oftie Oldest ani most densciy populated 4
Tie Slave States. with q white ToPuluiion Of 10.
8 TO tie square mile gained inien years less iaaI
5 pcr cent. Six e iiic Ollcsi Fres States, simi.
larly situated, will 81. 10 the square mile. in
erased nearly Is per coLi"
lie N,w rresi ~ IN 90 yrsrs ssinsd, s-5 rr er#'
I'D ave sisss 3
Are noi such flcis as these conclusive -lus
slavrry1 Must they 10: reach aal oonrinc,
t.lc usosi prrju icc47
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

II lhe Louisville iFiremen cas- ;ins a set Of fell
iossps any city can boast Of. and should BE-
'l''trisfid by al CLASSES. We can hardly esti-
mate tlsir value. We sleep of nights. secure,
bicauscws know their energy is equal TO any
emergency We go abroad without fear, know
ing that oar property Is as safe under their pro-
'ec,ing air', as mortal can make il. These
hiave men have appealed TO the citizens of Loa-
ispilie Tor AID, through fair-who viii refuse to
contribute? Who deny their cheerl They give
US treasure in the very sense Of safety they
create, and we should keep their treasury full
adequate, at least, 10 oil their necessities. Let us
stani by the Louisville Firemen.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
TJskSy.

4 new spirit is anirnoiing this land. A liberal
G--ul EiZisr rules it w.-ely-ior he is concen-
rai.ag aaa co1so.il-tiug, all the intelligence Of
.ir country 10 rfOrn. Slavery is abolished
A oo-uci. Of public instruction established;
aosn.si a.l elementary schools are to be started;
superior ANA secondary medical and naval
.cioo.s-usd also university. When The tur-
-su-l Turk thus besiifs himself, what may We
45- 10 90 fJ- ihs Tace7 What not do for it I
coa-'s-, ls5or-rs in every good cause, and on !.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

LossEs IN TIRE MEXICAN CAMraiGx.--Ths
Richmond Republican sums up Us follows the
losses OF our troops in the vsrious battles IN Mex
ico-Paio Alto IN! Resaca, 400 Killed ana
wounded; Monterey, 500 do. do; Buena Vista
800 do. do; Cerro ';or.o, 500, do. do; Churu.
busco, 900 do. do Mexico aud Beighborhood
l.6n0 do. dc. 1otal, 4,S09. One-,hird Of hi.
number probably covers the killed. The losses
in skirnishes and from sick ness will probably
number US many AZ those IN The field.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Commodore Mckay Ia, presented to the
President the address Of the civic authorities OF
Cork. Ireland. All honors were paid by them
to our ship and officers. Better yei--they for
maly announce thatthe food sent By the Mace
DOMAIN relieved 5000 souls in one county, and
furnished support TO $4,000 sufferers. Bless
ings ever bo Gu messengers Of mercy.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

INTERESTING To VOLUNTEERS Chilli
cothe Advertiser says thai the COMM ,sioncr OF
the Ge' erai Land Office has written a letter,
IA which he states TINT the warrants issued to
the volunteers mny be located on lands which
have not been offered at public sale, provoked
the volunteers themselves establish a pre-emp-
ton Ia their own Ighe. ba, that they cannot be
used by a.signess for that purpose.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Larra Fi.oS Er,o,s The French steamer arrived
Al New Yok Nov 3i, with -so.don dates to the 7,h.
Conedencs was heinz restored. No auht ,as mic will
suhse though mus, still hack r further p.sieu as
Navarex had carried tho day In Fraree. Till Is q
French triumph, and IN important event.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

We regret very much to state that the floods,
Two weeks ago. cid great damage In Ohio. The
canals suffered a good deal: the farmers have
bsea greatly injured.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

We commend the communication Of s. 10 our
readers. and hope that l,e viii exert himself 10
spread his views over the State lie Is q tFae
patriot who labcrs thrs fer the pnb.ie COOL.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

the New York Courier and Enquirer states
as follows, the number Of Storage passengers
who arrived at that port from lSlh 10 2i,h nIf.
iuc
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
Ksee anS. slave sfatss.

Hero Is the increase of Tree and Slave StaieF
measured by cen,esinals. Study il, and be in
structed.
50 Nrs Inc. 10 80 year,.
cd Foo s,ries se5n "a per cent
d = ave ATS e.6.so1 nc
Increase OF the Free less than haif--ierriio-
CT The Slave Ststcs one tLird larger.
From 1850 TO Is40 The Oh Free States g.ine,
g per ccni-ihe on Slave, 7. The ncw State.
show greater G:GeTcace sI.!-As
23years. 2Jy,ars
Ohio. i6l pr. CT. Kentucky, 50 pr. ct.
Are no, these fcis wOHh tbiaking over, pn
eonsileIiHg' Do they 10; al provo vAri.
Slavery Is lcaLiag The South to-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
The Ds1sh Penalty.

The Bill to abolish Capital Punishment has
been defeated in the New York Legislature
The vote upon 1t, in the House of Assembly,
stood:
Wings, yeas "a, nays 50.
Democrats, yeas 81, nays 81.
Absent, Wing. l4--D,mocrats l6-Totsl so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
DIED .

On Tuesday evening, the 25,h inst. ELIZA r. MAN
LEY, daughter OF the late Robert Msnley in the sd
year of her age.
of his age,
His friends and those Of bis SONS Christopher and
Il Citing respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
on Saturday 29h inst at o'clock, T. NJ from his late
residence, No. 40 College place.
On Friday evening the 18th inst. after long and pain.
fui Illness ESTHER JANE. daughter Of Thomas Hyatt.
At WaeIt0wn, Jefferson County. on Tuesday the 9Th
Inst. Mrs MARY ARKANSAS Stafford wife Of Mr.
John j. Stafford, and daughter Of the late Col A. Cum
mngs of the t. 3. Army. year ago she a bloom
ing bride with prospects bright youthful magin.
alton could make them, glsddenng with her smiles the
happy circle Of which che bright ornament and
now on inhsbitant OF the deep damp grave
So quick ,reads sorrow on the heels Of Joy :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

Akhlkf
Bark Baltic, Saunders I'm Havana 18th May sugar, %
order Left brig Marian Gsge Reed I'm Baize 18th
inst passed bound H. brig Csrdeuss I'm Portland Pass
Cd OF Doube-H esdsdshot Keys, bark showing a
chcckered signal.
Brig Nsrgsreiia OF Boston, Morse I'm Rio de yanero
coffee, b GrinneN, Mintum Co. l4lh February. on
the outward passage Ia at "a long a. spoke brg Tam
O-hanter. OF Boston. bound 70 PernambucO-reportet
having IL Days previous shipped which swept the
decks carried away t0psa yard main boom and lost
man Ovcrboard. April %. lat 2, long g. spoke bark
Louisa Msrs, Treadweli, I'm Rio de Jsneiro for New
YORK May a. lat a. long n. exchanged signals with
ship Brunswick 9Th AT s. long g. spoke brig Eve
Ina, I'm Norfolk for MaiauZss Brig Massachusetts for
Eew.YoTk sailed De previous.
Brig Ariel Means II ds I'm Havana fugsr. &c. 10 Ne
smith Walsh. Left schr Atslants, Hamilton unc.
Brig Frances. Doorritis - de I'm Nassau Mp salt o
A 6 Benson & Co. May p lat 50. long 3 60, spoke
whale bark Fairy Of Provincetown. 40 De out oil
2olh lat 3 90 long "a 90 exchanged signals with brg
showing white asg red border letter 10 the center
steering SSE.
Schr Gcndower Read 70 d I'm Carienss Cuba. SD
gar. 20 Read Hoppock. Sailed 10 with brig Milton
for NewYork; schr Henry for Boston, and Henry for
Left schr John Fsxon. smith isst arr,
schr Henry. Burling, Of Baltimore. - % fn Tam
pico, hides &c. 20 master. May p q Gun Key spoke
chip Hayfower. bound North.
schr Eliza, Wide q de I'm Apalachic0la cotton&c 70
: W Lewis
Below brigs unknown. Wnd-SSE.
sAILED-shiPs Sheridan, Liverpool Rsah, New
Drlaora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

In lsi3 the Canal opened the day II did the pre-
sent season and the excess Of tolls this year lsi3
sssslOl o. being SIS 9s7 s. than the whole re
ceips 10 and including 22d May in that year The tolls
collected at Oswego during the week ending 22d inst.
SlO3l7 90. showing increase over the CORES
poudng period year OF <62S S. The tolls received
during the present season OF navigation are $4,000 a.
bting an increase over las, season of s5492 30.
The receipts ON the w estern Railroad last week
were over $4,000 being an increase OF 900 last
year and the largest weeks business done the
road.
At Baltimore money continues abundant Tho
Banks continue to take all good paper offered for die
count consequently negotiations on the street are very
limited
AT Louisville on the a9d the Banks were freely
checking at per cen, premium on all Northern cities
Branch of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia is to
be established at Alexandria
The entire loan of 900 at eight per cent. re
qared by the Central (Ga) Railroad has been taken
The n. o. Bulletin of the Goth says:
tits an actual fact and which we believe is suprece
6tnicd in this city at the present season that Tor three
consecutive DAYS there was not bale Of cotton sold
in New Orleans and yesterday the fourth day only the
aing quantity OF 400 bales. This single fact speaks
volumes As to the OF business at this moment Nor
il Western produce In much better position We sn.
eerey hope that the present system will be abandoned
by the Treasury Department for II must be shortly,
every way We hear that another government draft on
the north for 100000 sold yesterday, but could
no, learn the rate Report says 9i per cent discount
The following is statement OF the imports into
New Orleans. from the interior. from lst September,
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Markets-Caef.lly rcPo,isdJo TIE Tribune.

FRIDAY, May =.
AsiES-Po,s are In fair demand but heavy Aoou'
so bis sold today a, s7l a 49, Pearls are o o.
with sales 20 bbls.
COTIoN-The sales to-day have been small, amount
rg 10 about 500 bGles without farther ehsnse IN piVts
NodeTs prefer waiting the next steamers accounts 10
selling a any reduction from present rates Al the seoo
une exporters show no disposition 10 operate.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thore was favorable turn 10
NE market today although in the morning some sales
were made Al below those Of yesterday. Inferior
p1eels Of Ohio and Mchicsn are picked upst q q
~ ,nd fair lots Michigan and Genesee including one
parcel 200 bbs sold at S. Al l2i for Genesee, there
~as considerable done bat the market became more
MA and 70 was generally ssked for Genesee, with
'onle sses a, lei and Ia for Michigan The demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
General Noticss.
DA plain .,a,.n.,, -

y flhfn observation-disclosures Corpouna
Syrlp o. Ia sl1 A0s1 tzptlsrhis sre.f.rs-- n. =
ventun " mzr EhJ rave h- sGhircts u p 1,f-.rv
BrUr-hfs and P-cio-s Dsesses re rno.t rgs -rs--rs
ucl las nov been before the ruh.c ur car. 6e
rng lt.fprF.gt D. -ss .-rfrr-l sCli- = Gee uos rar.r
ale curfs or record NJ sry Cll.li1l lors~1s
- r@c 1r d-ii91 sd ls- " hyficz1s N te rrsr,--
All be wsrrsi sp0rIvsI &C 0gssrcs RI persrs n OFF,
rsy ard severe colds. co1shi 10 h5zrsel=ss .p.ng u
blood. &c.
C-rrscs,es y is wo-ierfll power have beeu given In
some Instances, ard s~CIu 10 "a uue By perso-s ~
ely Dire vii give rrrs re-fca-icn Of h-fr rnrfeu
Bat beware oi .u.fsfiols srf purchss- Thonrsl-'.
CQup1lnf syrup 0fIar from -0rf boz slv-rsef sg-g.
" hass shove ll- suspicion 0fdeany 10 court-r-.s
lis fsq-euly us-l ara highly recunrerc-1 ~ o Ne
Of he mosg r-spec-ahie physciElsin HsTYofE Al Ph
ace pnts-
Prepared only BY AUGNEY DICKSON. " : cor. o.
FIN and Spruce sts. Philadelphia Sod wholesale .rd
retail By WYATT Z KETCHUA, general Agents I'd
Fgltoo-sL and ~ rs Broadway. a. 3us,s
n For ~ale.-An interest N sr Old tr1 probable
Da f-wspsp per Establishment 10 a ne'Fhborug city
person with cspie o. four ~ thousand dollars and
good r-f-rencss nay gopt sn- ssf- investment
d he shove eo-cr-n rrsc..rA printer would b- pre-
ferTet n7ir- = H. Gre ~. lrinln- Ofce N.Y. lsis
~ Hyer's PILL. Depot No. i4O tnlIon-st. n
hnor no 'ary hasl1E prcPe- regard to l-sit shcut
b without ais -lc1-Ie and 40 one F BE- sef sill
Vi trsl ~ theu. Uyl IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
STRAW BONNET MANUYAcTCRY AND
MILLINERY PA ROWERY

R 4: I: !: "a; ::::# ISL; @ & &: J: &;
strs~s neafOltan GossaEsfs, new artr.e, arc very
beautiful aso ribbons u every price and qpsAyi ffenea
fswers, sPieEdh sss1rtrsnL
Mrs A. II. " would cal particular attention 70 Der IS
soneul u SIX horn-s slrh roi safpsss~o ~ eSy 70
the cy, ng made - the Desg nstefas sna 10 70 ns a.
possible manner The hrsi premium A. ne sst f.f OF
he American Icsitgie awarded 70 HIS ~ IL AaeJ
for The best slk oone-I
Those s5oa pgrchsssg any Ct the above goods arc par
rcuary invited call and sxsn- h-f ssof'snI oeiors
narebsinZ A n will be sold cheaper nzn Any ohsf store
II lns ciIy .
A. 81 MARCY's, IA BowsTy, Pss.se h.ylIstol-sl hY
ais TUT ASsrfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
MARRIED

On 2lth December last. WILLIAM HENRY BOOTH.
Of Boston, TO MARY ANN, daughter Of J. Slipper, Of
this City.
ET, Boston papers please copy.
At terrace Church the morning Of Tuesday the 9th
inst. by Rev. DR.. Taylor Henry, ANTHONY w. BAR
CLAY to CORNELIA SMITH, daughter Of Walter l..
Cochran, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

A. STRAW BONNET-.-Th- subscribers cf-r
% for sac both foreign and o. heir own msnuisc.
turs. q large zssofnsnt Of Lzdlss and 81 sses
W. straw Has Of he Attest fashion hen's Boxs'
anc lliarrs SJaw Hats AZ snt Caps.
Also, su4~ Brsds Trimmings, Ribbons, sud Millinery
Goods o. every d@scrip iioa- -
RICHARDS x CROMWELL 6 Maiaea-lsne.
rqy0 IL three door. N1ogs W ism-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

Export % Nsn Yorkf34 26 bbls Flour. $3.50 do PORK
56,6 hbas bacon. ao73l bbs Lard 3452s kegs do 36s4
bbls Beef 1910 pigs Lead 1880 bbls Whisky lSois
sacks Wheat II ,2{7 do Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

NOTICE !. gwen 70 a. VINO wear viz. strangers par
NgculaTyl that hey nad good assortment Of TIE
y,ry best a. WA DiBsLEE's
ir sn1 scalp Store rs Broadway, opposite ihs Park
~ 8 Ladies heads shxr poos1 wiz 0bblses c-i-bra-
led ysoones Jgics. nyd TsAts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Drp Goods.

NEW-YoRE
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
DEM. W. BENSON. Draper a-S Tudor a. Fullou.st
ID has extensive assortment OF Coths Cassmeres and
Nesngs which will be made Up order 10 Ihe mos iksh
ionsbe style Tor cash
choice and general assortment OF genIlsmens fancy
dresss so constsniy % hand. mylf is0
EBNTLENENr- SPRING sud sumner WesL-
VI Our stock OF seasonAbe goods comprising The latest
spection under The that The endsay
which have elected very liberal share Of patronage will
be exered 10 give Satisfaction IN The style and make Of
garments In particular would commend 10 The alien
ton OF those who have proved he truth of assertions
10 reference The perior OF psntsoons
ngs. snd 70 those In want OF Light and airy garment
several highly approved styles Of SACKS
FROM The particular attention directed 10 Army and Ma
W work, Uniforms are furnished a. srci Conformity 10
regulations ard have on hand goods 10 answer
the requirements " all grades ~ The service.
WM. T. JENNINGS co. Drspers ard rsilors,
az isn Sl Broadway. American Hotel.
yrO COUNTRY rERCHANT>.-Brown and
b'esched sh-etngs n every style snd width all The
fscurers' prcss, sils 20 and p Cedsrs, between VIII
liam ard Pearl sts up stairs
my29 7. N UNDERHlLL co.
\ OW. PRICED BROWN SuEETiNGs-A ys-
L. ~ handsome yafd-yyde sheeng may be bad At cts.
per yard IS, ~ ald y CedsrsL second door, near
Pesrl-,L Of imy26l T n. UNDERhlLL 4 co.
rHkEsE CLOTliS.-A loi ia,g received and FOR
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