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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16

went all over town the other day and called al
l. Carroll's up in the country, as Biingsley calls
it, and found Groceries cheaper than in any other
house in Glasgow-ain't you town folks ashamed
10 be undersold by country store. BIG CUP.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
Hydraulic Cement,

1QURS, of superior quality, for sale by
IL J. D. PERRY, Glasgow
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16

A FEW bales heavy brown domestic, var,
"A wide, for sale by the piece, by
]. d. PERRY, Glasgow,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16

coMsTocK AND HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE LINIuESr
AND INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIxER--Is warranted Il
cure any case OF Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted
Chorda and Muscles, or Stiff Joints strengthen,
Weak Limbs, and enables those who ore crippled
to walk again. Use this article and be cured. or
go without it and suffer as you please. Certif.
Gates Of cures by the hundreds can be seen. where
this article is sold only genuine.
Caution. the above named articles are sold
by Comstock d Brother, 60 Second Street, ST. Lou
is, under the Monroe Housed DR.. VIM, X. Smell
son, Fayetie, and Anon d Besmar, Rocheport.
May "a, 1915, --ll-6m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-16
HAVE YOU A COUGH1

a
Do not neglect it--thousands have met q prc-
mature death for the want of attention to a com.
mon Cold Have you cough! Rev. Doctor Bar.
tholomew's ETpectdnt Pink Syrup, will most posi-.
lively give relief, and save you from that most aw.
full disease, Pulmonary Consumption which usu.
ally sweeps into the grave hundreds of the young
the old, the lovely and the gay
HAYS LINIMENT FOR THE FILES.
The worst attack Of the Piles are efiectuallv
and permanently cured in q short time by the use
OF the genuine Hays Liniment. Hundreds of our
this Liniment with complete success. 1t is war.
ranted TO cure the most aggravated cases.
Caution Never buy it unless you find the
name Of Cumstock g. Co., upon the wrapper, pro.
prietors of the genuine article or you are cheated
with counterfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27
INV Intelligence.

- SUPREME CouRr, July 2s-SPEcIAL TERx-Before
Justice HurlburtAJesse Hoye rs. .46m, G. Thomp on
George Fisks, and the Long bland Railroad Cow-
case came up demurrer to bill filed
by MIR Hoyt' II appeared that in 1910 or 1871, the
Long island Railroad Company executed mortgage
for $40 goo to the Morris Canal Company, which
subsequently assigned to the State Of Michigan, and
again assg by the State Of Michigan to Mr. Thomp-
son. the defendant Subsequently bill was filed
az arsti the Morris Canal Company in the Court of
Chaneery Of the State Of New Jersey and receiver
appoi over all their The receiver
asfisBment Of the mortgage in question to Mr. Hoyt
who file "a bill stating the several facts above men
toned charging that the the State
Of Michigan nd to the defendant Thompson, were
fra dulc mt and void being made in nton of
the laws of New Jersey, and praying that the said
ncrtgsee might be reassigned to himself To this bill
the a. febdaDtt drnnurrcd the following grounds
First tbst the laws of New Jersey not extra terri
tora not be permitted TO operate to the pre-
judice Of the citizens of this State II they
allowed to prevail in this instance yet that the
ermepts now sought to be set aside made in
IS41 the decree Of the Court of the State Of New
J~rsey under which the plaintiff claims title not
made until 1912; they would have Retrospective
eject which the Courts Of this State ought not to to
lerate Secondly that plaintiff has not got assign
me mt of the thing itself hut only an assignment
Of right which places him IN the position OF
stpee If q chose in action On the other side, It
that Courts win give relief against par
ties claiming nffaud Of thelsws Of poter State and
moreover this the parties had notice Of the
law Tire State Of New Jersey wbe the assignment
was made, md therefore, that 1t not bona fde
purchase made without notice. judgment reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

ts,, 20. Vim asd that, He luas series fss.rasP,
poinine ma in ~ navy ana il Che scsdsny At Net
consrsssssen when ths war blns were plsssd, mem
beers Of Congress procured places for shs. ,s..iyss
ment. dsnounce IL now, whether my party b In
power, or my opponents It is wrong r. That's /.
faet"l For further information see ths army and
Mr. ATrIssos-I have no connection In the army Of
the navy: Whether other gentlemen have any kin
dred in the army or the navy their consideration
and not mine Some Of The poor boys in Virginia
have obtained appointments. Does the gcntlsman
say that It was owing to the influence of members Of
MI. wrxrwoRrH-Ars they not Of the Arst fami-
lies Of Virginia Hssy loud II. h %; :, -.
first families TIA ha } don't know whether sneh
distinctions exist in lpinois whether people there
SosS 05 Dos 7.
T. the seat Of MIR. Atkinson, and shook him by the
hand. As If in appreciation of what he said a.,
The amendments to the navy appropriation bill,
were laid aside to be reported to the House. se.a
-. :, oREGoS-TBE SLAVE QUESTION. x.
The committee then took up the bill to establish the
territorial government Of Oregon which was reported
Mir HAss,s or Alabama, after expressing his hsppi-
that the has to close, said that by .
treaty peace with Mexico, have acquired large
extent ofterrtory The question comes up, how shall
We dispose ofiti y must be ON the ground Of tbs
com tituton and 81 equality. He then proceed ~
hov that the constitution recognizes slaves as pro-
perry, and that NO power which belongs to govern
cluded from Oregon itean be excluded nom the pub
lie lands lying within . State Gentlemen may smile.
but let them answer the argument. When the Saviour
into the world the worst form of savery exsted
in the Roman empire, even unto death. He Who came
to the world of sin and Of judgment TO come
far r.. m saying word against Slavery (The GENTLE
man had consumed his hour and was compelled to
take hisseat without ever nishng the sentsnce) sg
d Mr. ,CoNsER, of New Yorks said that the people Of
Oregon have, right to territorial government As
to slavery 1T 10 not Jet beyond the rsaoh Of law Con-
gres, has yet power 10, control the institution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27
City Intelligence.

The REcKPrIoS OF THE voLpNrEERs.-The long
looked for day of the reception Of the Volunteers has
arrived, and they may therefore be expected in the
city to-day. Many, doubtless, anxiousy awaiting
their arrival among whom they expect to meet old
friend, son, brother The heart Of many widow
ed mother now beats with joy at the reception of her
son. who has for himself imperishable laurels ON
the battlefield and returned the home Of his child
hood, to receive the congratulations Of his feos-
countrymen. But thar mothsr,s- heart will shrink
when she recognizes the of her SON wrapped in
rags, with brown and emacated from the
1atigues and privaions Of The boat will lesvs
the foot of Beach street at eight O'clock for Fort Ha
milton and return with the volunteers ct half past ten
O'Clock landing at Castle Garden, where they will be
received and the medals presented. twill be proud
day to New York TO welcome home her sons, and give
them that aid which their immediate necessities
quire Subscription books for their aid open at
the Mayors Office and there is not doubt but the do
nations will be liberal and many ,+.o IS
- THE FUNERAL oE JAMES A. CoFFIs, Ese.--The fune-
raj ceremonies over the renainA Of the late James A.
SAINTS Church. In Her ~ street At O'clock the re
mains removed from the late residence immedi.
ately opposite to the church the usual funeral
vice Of The Episcopal church read by the Rev Mr.
Eigenbrodts The line of procession was then formed
the exempt fremen. taking the advance Of tbs line,
several lodges Of the Independent Order of Odd Fsl
lows, numbering about hu ndrsd and fifty followed
after whom The remains Of the deceased were borne
which were followed by the relatives, members of the
,Common Council. employesse Of the lCrotou Water
Beard Of which Mr.. CofRn the late President and
citizens gene ally. ME- G.. has long flied the station
as President of that. Board and universally
este. med by all who knew him. His remains
taken Luks's church, in Hudson street: and de-
posted in vault. preparatory to burial >a,s'sd
g., The Yesterday decidedly the warm
est ay Of the summer the thermometer AT the CITY
Hall HAWKS at clock An the afternoon stood at 81
degrees The <ky covered by thin clouds In the
evening there very little probability Of COED
rain, with the wind from the southwest. q '-"
FrRr-A FIRE broke out about IL @: clock on Tuesday
night, on the roof Of house No. Hamilton street
which was put out with triiiing damage. fJ-s -,
AccIDEsr--A man, whose not asoestained,
fell accidentally from scaffoldiDg in Third street,
NEAR, Avenue A by which he was very seriously in
iured, .,ss~~ IA; 80. 81.
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Bs o~lxJyna intelligence.

AJ1EMPTED ,SrIclpr.--Aa geptlemsn Of the legal
proe in this city whose Office il IN New York
tempted destroy himself few days since, by taking
landa NAM but his purpose was frustrated by
the timely application Of proper remedies. He made
smi,sr attempt upon his Me about yeafslnce W
aBosHp OF 'HxAIrHLThe following semi annual re-
port of the deaths and sifterments In this city be-
submitted to the Board Of Aldermen on Monday night
For the month Of january Adults 100; chiidre
Total.l13 February Adults 12O; children, 100 To-
1es Aprii-A Adults lit; children. 10s Total, 22O.
'haya Adults, o. thiidreni,e4 Total ls5 june
Der Tor the six months soI In this number are in.
oiuded 3s2 buried in Greenwood Cemetery and other
Brooklyn grounds brueht from the city Of New &
York 4 H. = 'niuuff-" 1T 50 at ~ y =" so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
SUNNI

spirited debate was ELECTED yesterday, in the
Senate, upon the resumption Of the Territorial
Bill, in which Messrs, Dix Calhoun. Johnson, Of
Maryland, Dayton, uphan yBelB md others, took
part. No conclusion was arrived at, however, at
half past twelve last night, though many efforts
we1r made to effect that dssit1bte ptfet 1t will,
no doubt. be terminated to-day The same sub
jsst was the theme in the Honse, where 1t was pro
posed to close the debate at .'clock, yesterday,
which failed. Nothing else of importance was
agtated in either House.
The reader will observe the usual variety of in
telligence by telegraph. -jrae2 IA y, lass
General Butler and Col r. M, Johnston, ar
rived in the tram from the West. yesterday after
noon, at Washington City. 80 20 "a z,i!n,I
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= ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
! THEATRl RoNery.-BArrLE OF Al
Nsw Work, THURSDAY, July "a. 1888.
Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

yuiy 26 Wednesday,. LID coptee
The publication Of the Morning Edition Of the Hsrafd oom
mssed yesterday minutes Re O'Clock and finished g
minutes before o'clock first Afternoon Edition at
O'clock finished at 80 minutes past o'clock
Me 10 minutes pas3 o'clock and finished
ut - minutes past O'clock 49,, 81 49, sat n gt1 A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

As The intelligence now daily reaching us, by tels,
graph and mail, from Washington, is of the
greatest interest to 1.-The community. Our tele-
graphic reports of the proceedings in Congress are
the fullest of any given, and our detailed reports
which we receive by mail, are perfect daguerreo-
type Of the proceedings of the Senate and House
OF eRcpresentatires. These reports will increase
IN Importance as the close Of the session draws
near. We refer the public to'the reports on the
first page of this days Herald INA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27
Political Intelligence.

Scum CARoIINA.-The Charleston Patriot Of
the 21st instant, says "a large and overwhelming
meeting Of the democrats of the city and of the
Neck friendly to the election ofGeneral Taylorto
the Presidency was held at the theatre, hast nigat
On motion, w. 3D. Prngle, Esq, was called to the
char, and anurnber OF Vice Presidents appointed:
Il was resolved that the meeting support general
Zachary Taylor for the Presidency, and William
o. Buter for Vice Presidency, by unanimous
vote. On no former occasion has there been a
larger number OF persons assembled--every thing
conducted with the greatest propriefy, but still with
enthusiasm and unaniniiiy. If fins meeting is a
sample OF the others that VIII succeed II throughout
: The State, South Carolina will be unanimous for
Taylor; and II the meetings throughout the coun-
iIyresenble 1t, Gen. Taylor wilgo into the Presi-
4 dcncy with rush ss.a, az ,ss' al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27
NEW YORK eAERALDa
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

go sST;Ss u E s; '3|sy I s:.',ss
!atd Sore beska.t M ert EyENG Ep 1FHS s1 Ep e
lIHEHiS S' SExALD-Ey~y sas.rsay for s.reslai.
Essry steam saasst day Jer Esrepsar .ub,er
s. g ss * r. sS suss dss Ess
Ill EDfTiONS 70 eoaia,a mes rsesicsd to be ro"sns y
'Isv s.p.s
a. 10 be wrtrn IL PLAIN kSsSs msanr tn proprietor not
vssponsisle foy errors n sosSsergt ~ S.,-
tassS 6ra Or %r.ssss At IL 0sss ltss. a"s
al LETTERS By wall .ssscrpesn:. ,sta s4..y.
i.ssents @ Be- po.f pcsA u fAe possdss ' ~
VUTUSTzKY coRREsP0NDENCE eosseis;ss ,nporta:s.s:
.ss .seks1 frC~ any esarfr fss '''r'e s's' u'S'
- No NdTICE taken Of. ansnysoss eog~s.cqtio.s
Whatever y intended M must b asensas;casa oS
sdtoa but a. ssayanY u ~ good JaxA We edaH's rsfs'"
III Pp1YHsSTss q ). yeds n qsen.e.. '1 -, ,..
+ T.l AxUsEMHNTs THIS EVENING -,
DOWERY THEATRE Bowery.-BArrLr OF AusrfRLfrz-
RoRrvNIo-KseHrs 81. JosS. ~ '.4"
NrBLOs AsToR PLAcE.-DovHLr DrDDxD Reox-DAs-
cine UscLE SAas-yoLs Av Vur ,s.r; ..1 fsa 'G5ra
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chxmbsrs strset-DoxsrY Sow
-DAscsNe-THE WHITES Ann THE BRowss ig uw
LIONS GuARD-A DEAD SHOT. :y-f'f sai
ssssaw ass1 "a
PANORAMA HALL. Broadway, Hosstou--BAsvARDs
PANORAMA or rHE AississrrI -f-..-t y
MINERVA ROOMS Broadway.-PANoRAxA OF 0rN.HAL
rAvIoR's MEXICAN CAMPAIGNS -.-as.y 80
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OUTRAGEs IN New BRFoRD AN ATTEMPT was
made on Friday night last TO Sc t fire to the ship
MartDgo, lying al Merri's wharf. A quantity Of
sbavings was thrown INTO the hold and lpnited.
bun fortunately the fire did not communicate with
the vessel, On the same evening Mr. Jonathan
robey, while proceeding homeward in a carriage.
a few miles north OF Accushnet village, was stop
ped by a iootpad, who pre- sented a pistol and de-
handed money Mr. Fobeys surrendered his
wallet, the contents OF which, however, proving,
,nss,itfactoty 10 the villain, he then denianded
M rs witch, Mr.. T, gave his bqrse a SIN art
ostFhke viii his whjGs WI iSh Gaysed him toistart
I'd, akpeekiag down e,hao foOtpad
pfder ike Wbnes 1T tbsasrT imrs. aud ,proceedet
i q IN 10 vi esal hon sa thhll ndtffher nfseai
,Thwpesie b are tgson tBeist iN the .hrfrension
otisi,< h,ehwayhhi'o, 'aMthhtti 4s6ial btoke into
the Office OF the railr1ad depot on Sunday; he was
arrested, and has beer hound over for tral in the
sum OF S200- Mercprg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

) fMITcBEL, TIM, p Arnior, Asp riR BfIrrsfr Sun.
iftats IN BRnMtpA The Gasstts, of the
18th ipsts received ,via Boston, contains the fol-
lowing loyal remarks in reference SOME resolu-
.aS nssaaaplsabyg MANY Sf,tAs. repeal msstipgsia
this c0untry ,+--d Dds aiug blups G'dj ts"i
from the neighbotnB t6htteht of rather 81 aggres,
sveS nature, seem 90 have originated In political
movement the g,.tt " tfs qspoc5atf 70 Ipfuence
rHte fs.einfstd fof tbrir MndidAtt GshefM Taylor
IN The Presidential thafts VIZ iearh thht ting more
rcspce portion of the ctkes Of Boston aud New
York arfron encouraging those pfcceedlngf IN.
dissu{sedly condemns them. WI aid not appfehepd
that they would attempt to carry out their tnreaS
Sfs go Nth@ gH&tds az the present To- dread Ouch a.
thing ~ he 10y atty, bravery and discretion of the
OF artillery and engineers with would, eon6
dent, not be found wanting In their attachment 70
their Sovereign
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-27

Arpo,RfSEsr OF POLICEMEN. II he police OF our,
city, undetthe system, has been now in ope-
ration thxke years and dur ng Dat tirse many ont
RACES have been committed by the policemen
themselves, principally owing to the loose manner
in which the appointments are made.
A Tshe he sYfFshDwevsY sfggsrhr, cS!Fdsf
Esg de saatesiahtt had pHAih bfoH, we think h
has succeeded as well as could be expected-for 1t
is well known that every not house gptirIan wlo,
could huua for The aldcnnaa and black guard de-
cent men, were the first applicants tor the pehce
Department. and such men, we are sorryhto say,
were ioo'oiten put into office, when the mofe NJ
applicants were thrown on, one sideTtherebyr
rendering the system, no matter howgoodit might
be, very defective by the appointment Of men on
when the public look with contempt instead OF
''respect. -1i 3. ~ 3. = ~ .t,,,t 49,.
This plan of indiscriminate appointment Is, we
are glad to see, rapidly dying away, as the alder
men are beginning to see the folly of such loose
appointments; tending as they do, only to
injure instead Of benefit the, department.TT
All riots and srowdyism are now soon qpeled,
from the fact of sufficient force of police being
always on hand to check, the disturbance in the.
bud; before ANY serious headway is ebtained. Hri 9
Al az fires the police are very efficient, by
forming line across tho streets, allowing only
The firemen TO enter. They likewise take charge
Of the house and property, thereby rendering great
assistance 70 the unfortunate citizens, by saving
an immense amount ofproperty..' 10 sa-s..q g. .
During this month and the next, the two years
term Of office Of nearly the whole department ex-
pires, leaving it at the option Of the alderman and
assistant of each ward to either resppoint the pre-
sent occupant or put his place some new man. It
is on this particular that the success Of the police
system mainly depends. las.aa srsaso n's'
For instance if a competent good man is SUI
perseded by worthless one, it Is the public who
suffer, and not the aldermen The city lose the
services Of an experienced man, whose place Is
SLED by one inexperienced and enthusiastically
making the department a police school, by taking
men In for two years schooling, and. when just
becoming ,serviceable to The city, they are re-
moved for green hand. .lneel IHi la 90
It is appointments Of this nature that injqre the
police system more than anything eisesa Men
should be appointed, if suitable, during good con-
duct; and were that the case still there would be
many vacancies to fill. - 80 ius Il ,s.a,a :.
We trust that the aldermen, in the selection of
SO valuable body Of men, in which the public
interests hourly brought into requisition, will
bear it in mind, irrespective political Influence,
! md nominate men onlv who are capable and
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t. TbE, SfEeIAL .ExpREss STEAMER sBuRsA VISTA
Captain JARVIS, will leave at 9 o'clock thiemdfn
ing for Halifax. She VIII return to Boston mex
Tuesday or w ednesday sIas, do. sd .ao.i m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND SEED STORE.

KKTILLIAM STABLER & BRO, FAIR
w FAx-sTREEr, ALEXANDRIA, VA, offers
for sale good assortment Of Agricultural Impe-
ments, of the latest and most approved kinds
PLouGHs-Ruggles', Nourse & Mason's ceebrat-
ed self-sharpener, assorted sizes; Hillside and Sub
soil Ploughs Minor, Horton & Co.'s Cast Ploughs,
Of five different Sizes Davis's Ploughs, wrought
shares; Freeborn's cheap New York Ploughs.
HaRRows-Geddes' Improved folding and ex-
panding.
CULrIvAroRs of several kinds with wrought and
cast Hoes, expanding and stationary.
TANNING MILLs-Sinclar s. Co.'S, Strongs and
Grants.
CoRN SHELTERS of several kinds, single, double,
for horse and hand power-Sinclair 4 Co.'S I'm
proved Eagle Shelters, which are much in favor
STRAW CUTTERS, for horse and hand power.
FODDER CUTTEas-Rogerss Fodder Gutter, ca
pable of cutting and grinding 1000 bushels per day.
FARMING AND GARDENING IMPLEMENTs-A good
assortment.
PuMPs-Cstern and Well Pumps, assorted sizes,
for lead or wooden pipes. The cheapness and utili-
ty of these Pumps is bringing them into very gene
raj use.
SEEps-Clover, Timothy, Herd Grass, Lucerne,
White Clover, &c.
W. S. s. Bro wish to make this branch OF their
business worthy the attention of farmers and others,
and with this view will make such additions to their
stock, the increasing spirit of Improvement IN
Agriculture may require.
5th mo Ivy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.

HAVING by recent arrivals received my Spring
LII supply of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
which in addition to my former Stock makes my
assortment complete, wholesale retail, will sell
at the lo,cest rates and satisfied that dealers
giving me call, will find it to their advantage
My stock consists in part, as follows: Ivory Buck
Bone. Horn, Coco, SelEtip, and Ebony handled
Knives and Forks; Scissors, Shears, Saws, every
kind; Scythes, Spades, Shovels, Chains Hoes, Tea
and Preserving Kettles, Jack Screws, Stair Rods,
Tea Trays, Door Locks, great variety; Pad and
Stock Locks; TILL Chest and Cupboard Locks;
Hatchets, Hammers, Broad and Narrow Axes,
Grindstone Rollers, Coffee Mills, Spittons, Mill
Wheels, Patent Pumps, Gridirons, Ploughs and
Castings, Hollow Ware, Curry Combs and Cards,
Wool and Cotton Cards, Combs, Brushes, Pins,
Needles, Buttons, Toilet Glasses, Fancy Soaps,
Nursery Lamps, Scythe-Stones and Rifles, Stocks
and Dices; Counter Scales, Steelyards, Patent
Balances. Cart and other Steels. Flat Irons and
Geese, Cut, Wrought and Horse Nails, Rat and
Mouse Traps, Guns and Pts; OILS, Clocks, Britannia
Ware, in sets and separate; Brass and Plated
CandIesticks; Spurs Screws, Hinges, Spirit Levels
and Pumos; Pocket Cutlery, Bells, Tacks and
Sprigs, &C., &c.
JAMES F. CARLIN,
Royal Street, south of the City Hotel,
and near King Street, Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27
NEW SPRING GOODS.

THNHE undersigned invites the attention of buyers
L to their stock of NEW SPRING GOODS,
among which may be found
Dress Goods for Ladies:
New styles Berages and Lawns
Silks, Silk Tissues, and Grenadines
Ginghams, Bingham Lawns
Mousline de Laines-new styles and prints
Book and Swiss Muslins
Bishops Lawns and Jaconet Cambrics
Linen Cambria Hdkf-a great variety
Gloves-kid, silk, Isle thread and cotton
Hosiery-black and white silk, and cotton
Parasols Sunshades and Parasoletts
Hough's Patient Skirts-a new article
Corded Marseilles do
Shawls-white Canton Grape, black nett, berage
and NJ de Lame
Mourning Goods:
Bombazines and Alpacas; black and white Lawns;
Prints and Gnghams black and white Tissues;
Goods for Gentlemen:
Black, blue, brown French Cloths
Tweeds, Cassimeres, Cashmeretts
Black Doeskin Cassimeres
Satin, Florentine and other Silk Vestings
Marseles and buff Drilling do
Buff and white Cashmerett do
White ard plaid DrilIings
Chk Linen and Linen Lustre
Cravats-black Italian, embroidered Satin and
Lawn
Gloves-black and brown Kid, Thread and Silk
Nett gauze Shirts
Hats-Guayaquil, China Pearl, Rutland, Straw
Leghorn and Palmleaf.
All of which will be sold Loav by
mav4. VIM. BOSWELL & co.