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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
FIR EIGHT rs:
NfE,NlNGTON MARKET-Nov

y IN NJ YIN vi AHh T. ] NOV <.
Racon-Thc Bacon market is well supplied,
and quotntions for Nddlinss and Shoulders
have somewhat reccic3
Corn We hear of only $50 bushels C,.rn,
from BIalen. aAoat, and quorHt .ons are only
nominal.
Fomr-Fnyettevil!e Flour is plenty, and
sales dull al quotations.
Hay-Thc marke' is we'll stocked with H2y
L0rd-The market is better supplied with
Lard, and prices are 1c less, for all descr;y-
tons
Lu1n'er- Not much doing in River Lumber
Stock light, and but little inquiry Tor the arti
Gle.
Tmber-There is fair stock OF Mill Tim
Der on the marHet, and sales slow Quotations
without change.
Narol Storex-The receipts Of Turpentine
have been light Prices rfcelel on Wednes-
day, II DC per Dbl. and sales nave been ma !e
al This reduction to day. We quote at 50 so
for Soft. and 81 IS for Hard 7ur->ales at
ST 60 per bill
Spirits 7urpentine--La$t sales reported, so
bblS, at 28c, ana 81 IS for the bbIs not retur-
nable. Rosin-Heavy sales NJ Rosin have
been made during the week AT 75c-quick.
| Pork-Stock of Northern Mess Pork very
! light, and quotations firm.
Rice-No sales TO report-about So IS pei
hundre.: lbs is considered fair quotation for
small lots
&tngles-Sales at 81 IS for county Shin
giles.
Freights-Remain without change
The water courses still continue low, anc
not much produce coming forward
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

h7gheSt oUIce IN Inc GIT
of the American peo-
pie"
To Captain Allison,
Gen. Taylor wrote that
. The personal opinions
of the iEdivi.iua. who
happen to occupy
the Executive Chair
not 10 contro! the
actor of Congress, ="
AMI that " the Will of
the people, az erp es
Sed through their repre-
sentntres in Congress,
ought TO be respected
and carried out by the
Execulive''- OF course
regardless of his oath
TO project and defend
the constitution"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

The Whig Grade Daniel Webster: This
old genuine Wing, IN late speech a, Marsh
field, truly represented Taylor and Cass, as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

BRANDY-GlN-RUM.
For sale at lowest market prices, by
Obj VIM A GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
BUTTER.
ust received and for sale at
tN3l HOWARD & PEDEN'S.

FLOUR.
90 Bills Flour. new wheat; 90 half hblS do. new
wheat for sale at HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
CONFECTIONERY.
1000 Lbs Stuart's Candy for sale at
FN31 HOWARD s. PEDEH's,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

1ele9fAphcu Tor the ElitIIHure SUN.
New YORK, Oct. 3I-The stock market re
mains steady, with sales OF Treasury notes,
6's at 1929, and L. S. 6'S. new loan, at IO4s
f,vrhange on London 8 a st per cent prem.
The -four market 10 day opened rather heavy
nut close ti,mer Sales amount to 8, 900 bills
al 25, 5 g. an.l So ~ fnl common Oswego
and Genesee brands. A sale OF 400 hhd<
Southern at SIS 624 Corn meal steady at 3.
25 So 81 Jersey SO 37!.
No special changeto notice in Wheat Sales
OF $4,000 bushels Genesee at / 24a sI,25,
and 5000 DO red at Oh 81 l2 Corn less
active Sales during the day Of 10000 BUSH
els. at sc SO cents for mixed, and 70 y
cents for yellow Sales of Oats at 80 a 35
cents; ana 5000 bushels Rye at &c cents per
bushel.
No change to notice III Provisions. Sales
OF about 400 Ibis Pork al S2 GA tor Mess,
and IS IA So 81! for prime Nothing doing
in Beef. Sales OF Lard at II Il cents per
h.. in bbls. Tal'ow cents. Bacon steady.
Nothing new TO notice in Grnce-
ries. Sugars AMI Mola<ses quiet. Coffee
steady, small sales of Rio at previous prices
The Cotton market exhibits no change from
yestersiay. The sales amount to 1000 bales
fair Upland at 81 to 63 cents per ID.
WhiSkey, steady. Sales to-day OF 400 bills
at % to "a cents per gallon as 10 quality
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
from the Philadelphia Bulletin
EXECUTION OF SMITH O'1R:E\.


If the British government should hang Smith
OBren, il will be an inleibIe STAN upon lis
memory That man, in this nineteenth CEN
fury, should he put to an gnom;mous death
for endeavOring 10 free his country. cannot be
excused, even though the act be o>se over
as The result of his own impru Itnce, and as
necessary 10 vindicate the majesty of the law
This sangulnary penalty becomes the more
lnexcusable, when we reflect that her ma IeSlys
premier, whose cOunseIs it is to be supposed
guide her in this emergency, acted at the pc
Rod of the Reform Bill very much as Smith
OBrlen has done now. Our establishment
+ aches IFS climax when we consider Il 4, the
Jury was virtually pacAed-that the prisoner
vas denied The usual time OF preparation, and
that ii is the opinion OF London lawyers, that.
however guilty of high treason he might be
morally, the evidence On the trial fixes on him
no higher offence than the aggravated riot -
/ he prisoner, il is not pretended, is a man ma
turaliy bad. In every relation Of life he has,
on The contrary, approved himself well. He
is guilty Of no theil, no forgery, no oppression
of the poor, no murder-he Is only guilty Of
lOrtng has country, AMI for tbs he dies.
When the Austrian government, a few years
ago, ncarceated the Italian patriots in dun
geons, all England was filled with horror at
the tyIanical act and, among EngIishmen,
noce were more loud in their denunciations
| than Lord John Russell, AMI the party which
he head. But the Austrian government on! Y
imprisoned its viCtmS-it diI not cut them oil
in the bloom of life by the hangman's cord.
| Yet England, in clrcumSa noes precisely SIM
! liar, or, if different, demanding more mercy,
unreleuting duoms the Irish parrot to the
Scaf1o, /, strips his children of their patrmonY
and hack his dead holy with The butcher s
knife. We canrot defend the consistency OF
| Great Britain. even if we could excuse her pi-
tiless vengeance. While her parliament is
still whining over the misery of Uurope'S pea
santry, she shuts her eais 10 the groanS OF
! EreIand's starving and abused miious; While
she bewallS the German republicans, who
have been drAen into exile, she sends, with
blood thirsty voracity, Smith OBren to the
scatEnId, We haze no patience with such
cant, Or hypocrisy, or &eIf-deluaion-cail il
which you will
The law OF this republic, in case OF high
treason, is The right one the one demanded O
the advanced civilization, The christianity o
the nineteenth century. No man shall sutt.
death for political crime, is the langu ,se o.
our statute hook When Englana's code be
comes equally humlne, we will admit he
claims 20 he considered a< refined q people Il
ourselves, but not before.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03
LARD AND BUTTER,

Jns, received per schr. Charles Mills,
and for sale by f. J. BERNARD.
Oct l3l Commercial copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

NoTE River Lumber, Tar and Turppnne are al
ways sold in the water aud suffice the expense
of inding Inspection cooprrage &c; say on lumber
Soc 8 NJ Turpe tine about Ice. per DBL
Fordry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according TO quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

Scrred Heja Rigbt.-'Fhe Philadelphia Spi-
ri OF the Times says - By the terms of
bargain anal sd between the Wings ana
N:,rivjs:S, previous 10 our recent election, tie
offices to be given away by the Canal Com
miszionerS were to be besto vel upon Nativ-
ISIS AM the Offices in tie gift OF The Governor
upon Wings Should Mr.. Painter, Tie Dem
ocratic nominee, he elected, therefore, the Ma
twists will come off very slim IN their share
OF the 'spoiis,' resulting from this holy ALL
1uCe'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

Here we nave one parry Win us CdndlHate
for The suffrages Of the peop'e openly pledged
10 observe the compromises of the consttu-
ton and ''to resist all mnnopoIies and excIu.
sive legislation for the benefit of the few at
the expense of the many" The other, fin
ding it an "jmpossibIity' to frame g salts.
factory PLATFORM" selects candidate who de-
cIares that he has not formed any political
principles, but, in return for their distinguish
ed conldence'' in placing him in nomination
for ''he highest Office in the gift OF the Anne
rican people, he will, if elected, leave his
oath to protect and defend the constitution"
to take care OF itself. ana Will obey 1.-The will
of the representatives in Congress-" wheth-
or constitutional or not, or whether they leg
isIate ',for the few al the expense OF the ma
ny" or not.
Let the American people soherly reflect up
on the true issues before them, and they can.
not-having tie best interests of their conn
try at hcart-they cannot refuse to cast their
votes for Lewis Cass, and against the mere
military hero, who pledges himself TO carry
ont whatever edicts may be dictated by ma.
iority in gress-whether they he elected
by fraud or otherwise, or by temporary
whirIWind OF the moment, or the superior &C
tvity Of one party over the other.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

~ Ihen on THAT.
Platform Of the Con-
rehton 1rhich nomi-
n0ied Gen. Taylor.
AVAILABILITY
and the
SPOILS OF OFFICE.
ResoIrcd, That this
Convention adjourn
sine DE.
The New York Ex-
press ('vhig) says, the
Convention adjourned
without laying down
any platform OF princi-
pies, because ga gem
orally satista Glory plat
form 1caS an lmpOSsi-
IbHity."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

WHITE LEAD.
1000 Tbs. different brands aud very superior, will
he sold low.
Also. , hhds. Dry Black Lead. All colours
groaDd in oil at short notice at
OFT sHAW'S OLD STAND.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

~ as I approve them
cordially. And while
thus a1hering 10 them,
! shall do Sd with a sa.
creI regard TO the.
principles and co'nprn-
m ses of the conStitu
ton and with an ear
nest desire for their
maintenance
With an abiding conf
Ience IN the reclitule
of our pr ncIples, with
an mistaken reliance
uron the energy and
wisdom of public opin,
ion. and with the sue
cess which has crown
ell the administration OF
the government when
committed 10 it's (the
democratic pariy) keep
ing-and it has been
so committed during
more than threp-fou u
of It's existence-u tat
has heen done Is al
ono the reward OF past
exert;On and the motive
! for future, and at The
same time a guarantee
forthe accomplishment
ofwhat we have to do"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-03

sc"s'0' i''. L, I'LL
F'''G y NJ !
heSo' Cea nal
we teeI that a
MEh and sacred duty'
IS deyolved with in,
creased responsibility
upon the democratic
party OF This country,l
as the party of the peo.
pie, to sustain and adj
vance among Us consti-
tutionaI liberty, equal !
liy, and fraternity, by
Continuing to resist all
monopolies, and exclu-
benefit Of the fo,r ~.
n nT expense exp OF The ma,
N.Y. AMI by a vigi'ani
".'. II constant adherence
Con.P!"',i,~eS Of the
6 brosl onn'rb winch n are
o on",rl enough 4 Strone
enough enough to embrace an,
uphold /, the re Union as i
wa1' The Union as ii is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
New Publications.

tF-"MAY MARTIN, OR THE MoSET DlGGERs
Green Mountain Tale by the author Of Locke
Amsden Green Mountain Boys &c. has been IS
sued in neat volume by Chsuncy Goodrich Of Bur.
lington, VI, and is sold in New York by VIM. II.
Graham. This tale was written twelve years ago,
and subsequently drew prize Of $50. offered by
the Editors Of the New England Galaxy. Ii was
afterwsrd published in book form, and large edi-
ton was soon exhausted. Since that time no
authorized edition has appeared but the market has fre-
queniy been supplied BY stolen unauthorized editions,
AID the whole story has often been rePuolshei In news
papers Il has also the honor Of having been stolen n
England. where ], published genuine British
book. The author has given Il 70 The puohe. with
euendatons and corrections. and with an Introduction.
In which he present. the historical facts which originally
suggested tie story.
"SLAvERoLDIsc EXAMINE 10 the Light Of
the Holy Bible. by WILLIAM HESRT BsIsBASE,r
is volume penned by repentant STAKEHOLDER,
formerly Baptist clergyman IN South Carons,
who gave evidence of the sincerity Of bis anti sla.
very professions BY emAuclpating bis slaves thereby
greatly reducing his estate, plun.ng himself into
poverty lie nan whose head IS as cool as his heart
IS warm. and bis book written tn an uuexespti9nabe
spirit is worthy the attention Of all are seriously
slderizg their duties 70 the American slave. (Sod BY
wn Harmed p Spruee-s;)
V1T aTRELADIEs REPOSITORY for anuary con.
,sins choice variety Of Religious and Literary matter
suited 70 the taste Gifts patrons Rev HsSKr
BAcos. Editor; A. TOnPkins, Pusiisher. IS Cornhn.
Boston.
u THE BLAcKsnTTHs NIGHT Is the title
OF ore OF Rev RALRH HorTs beautiful poetic Sketches.
Just published BY spAlalns shepard, 1871 Broadway
L. THE DEATH SHIP Is the title Of a cheap
Novel SOD By W. II. Graham Tribune B1iidlugs.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

FANCY BOXES, TOYS, Dolls, Games, slslsh.
&cA laTgs AID yell selected sssorrusnt Of Article.
a. table for presents, nay % bad ~
tl8tf JOHN BARRY'S, 70 Cathsrinest.
As, Coffee arms tea ses, trays cutlery, lamps, &C. ks
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NOTICES.

PHkENULOGIsTS ANU FLbLIsHtk1
POwLER- l. WELLS,
Clinton Hall. f3I Sa-saE--t. -. 4.
~ Mercantile Library As-ociafion.-Pursus AIT
70 atic- H. chapter Of the COa.rtuti0n. the Annaa
ection Of his Association Will b held a. Clinton Hall
90 Tuesday 18th January. The Polls vii ren.n open
from ciclock A NJ until 2. NJ By order
tJlg II. BANCROFT, Recording sesy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

MAIsE.-A correspondent OF the Journal Of Com
u1eroe says that JVyuas b. 5. Moor Of Bangor has
been appointed by the Governor to supply during
the recess Of the Legislature the vacancy in the
L. S. Senate created by the death Of Hon John
Fairfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

BALsAH % LIVER" OhI-rhe
Doply sdcge 10 the world that pr0ses sure for ,bs
.o,s.mrffou THOUSANDS have tested tbs truth hem-n
Der 10 senaiBs made IL the wholesale depot -
Beesuaa-st fgrnsry SIS 5owery. ...
4r.st,-Johr.ss rs $40 IL 5-9 BfOtdvsJi krbJ, III
oivirou. nos.. SO Grand, T. Vac sgsrirt, Hsvsrs :
Said. sorrsf Tsltos Ct.ao>rry ss sioosys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

TY- THE DEATH SHIP is the title Of a cheap
Novel so.s BY W H. Graham Tribune Buidugs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

2-FOR SALE At thu old stand. Barclay.
ct. opposite the Astor House, variety Of
"HV6t 81 and octave Pisnotoftss, OF every
uvarety Of pattern, with all the modsrs
vemens in and mahogany casss warrant
ed in every respect give satisfaction or no sale riAnos
on hire JAMES TH0MPB0N,
on 3u Late TAlltnan Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

NI-MUrICAl. INSTkUCrION.-Pla.
" .ssi1i ,: -. s: 4. .s; x:
residence 90 Broadway when by reference 10 hs pupil.
ofihe highest families no viii prove that his apt
tude and pleasing system OF teaching music cannot be sa
pas..d IN. certainty Of steady improvement Thy his
as.duiy with those under his tuiton) may be relied
upon.
c T. CASTLE is privileged TO refer 20 the mos disin'
sushed professors among whom are H. Z. Timm, usofss
Loder and oth-rs
Al homs be ore 10 between and j. and sstweeno snd
T. except Tuesdays and Fridays. Tlw.
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0OODYEAKs MkIALLIC hUbbhh YAnhICs
ltW of Iudis Rstbsr Goods ever offered In this city
smbr.xinx every article sfsetursd ssd Of quail
~ hsrsrofors snsqusled The variety insu1ss eoAis.
osks boos shoes capes Pouches travelling bals he ks
A. whossals and retail q the GOODYEAR 2sbSsr Ware
house isa Broadway, Opposite Trinity Church.
lr. befy -
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SPIrrINn BLOOD

Read the following, and say that consumption incurs
bic n sou can NEw-N0sK. April ), ic
DR TOWNSEND; | verify believe that your Ssrsapsrills
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
life have for several years had bad cough lt became
worse Al last raised large quanttieso blood
had ught sweats and greatly debtated and reduced
and did not expect 70 live have only used your ssTss
pana but short time and there has wonderful change
been wrought 10 me am now able 20 walk all over the
can well imagine that thankful for these results
Your ohadl servAnt MM. RI ssELL - CslheIlnet
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TaOMPsON,s PREMIUM TRUSS

THOMPsON's PREMIUM TRUSS,
Xxx improved by J. II. benJs amin, - Beskmsn-st
ONis universally approved Of BY the Medical
Faculty and ali who them, - the pressure
can BE- graduated from 10 hfty pounds 90
the pturo without b.ek pad which doos much inu
~ TO the spine sansins weakness and pain In the bscs
And sdes and often permanent spinal disease Sis Days
tria siyen and II not perfectly sstsscory, monsy
turned Also, tho Dos, approved shoulder brssss asa
asss.gss "Ss lssso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

II The BLAcEsnIrHs NIGHT is the title
OF ore Of Rev RALPH HorTs beautiful poetic Sketches.
Just published BY spAlalng shepard 1871 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

MUFFs: MUFFs:: MUFfD!:-WN BLOWN
lvl is Chafhsnst op poslts Roosevelt, has lsrfs -
sotuen OF huAs whiek will cell 1t lover price, thes
the have ever bssn cold In this city he sow esish-
of the most spsesdn Lyux nsns hes heve ever
kssn In shis nsskst sWto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

COFFEE URNs, TEA TRAYS, Gallery, te.--
9TH Ladies are requested 70 call and examine some
beaafifsl Coffee Urns Tea end Coffee Sets Tee Ireys
Knives and Forks together with general sssoftment Of
house keeping articles, suitable for The honeays VA
low prices A. JOHN BARRYS.
dls II IS Csfhsrines6 corner Of OskW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

tSWN NJ. YOUNG, formerly OF 4 Ann-st hut
now al the best place and the only plscsin the city
where gentlemen can get the bsstansty Of French
calf boots for 81 So such sold In other stores
for 81 and 81 hrst-fats calf boots from ~ ~ TO " 10
water. proofs from 81 10 So usually sod for ~ and "
wi th splendid assortment OF Dsys Patent Premium
Cousres. Cater Boots Don't forget, Small Fronts 10
the motto of this establishment. WIN NJ YOUNG,
d2l lms Corner OF Fulton and Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10

n - TIE LNHtsEST AHSVHTMFNI
a OF beistesds. beds, mattresses and festh.
N NJ WILLARDs WMsroorns,
- $50 Chatham, cor Mulberry ss.
The attention of housskeep-rs and others 10 particular
iy called 70 Walls patent rsht and left bedssad,
which drew tho premium the late Fair Of the American
Institute Old bsds renovated Cots Wholesale and retail
DIS Inn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-08
ShOemakcr's Tools.

UNIVES, Hammers, Avis Pincers Thread,
IN Pegs &c. just received by
Lancaster, Dec. !, '48 ]. C.. WEAVER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-08
TO THE POOR.

number ofboxes Of R. F Hibbard's Anti.Bi
Gus Vegetable Family Pills have been left will
the agents to be given to those who cannot afford
to buy, so there is no need ofany one being with
out these invaluable Purgative Pills, for the rict
can buy, and the poor can get them for nothing
These pills were discovered more than 40 year,
ago, by the Rev. B. Hibbard, father to the pre-
sent proprietor, Rufus F. Hubbard. They ART
warranted purely vegetable. and superior to any
Pill made, seeming to eradicate from the system
all causes of disease-as purgaive they are in
valuable, aud should he kept in every family, B,
sure that the name of Il. F. HIBBARD is on eacl
wrapper; the miniature of the Rev. B. Hibbart
will be on each of the 25 and so cents boxes, nj
other Hibbard's Pills are genuine. Some famiIie
have used them for more than 90 years, and will
have no other.
The genuine Hibbard's Pills are for sale in Ian
caster only by George Kaufman; Shaw, Yves
Rushville; G. W. Reid and +. Kalb Enst Rush
vile; o. II. Meller, Somerset.
November 10 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-08

SGOT - 7 II 9!
GNlIlZENS 0f Lancaster aud Fuirheld county.
~ aud the public in general will please tIke
h"ice that rlr srt-crers lave now received their
Fall and Winter Stock of
RElDY NJ 'DD CLOTHING:
with every other article iu the Furnishing line at
their new establishment.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CAOVWANG STHORE.
We feel warranted IN stating that more ex.
tensive and better selected Stock oil Clothing has
never been brought. or offered in this section o,
country. And what il still more pleasing 10 the
public. sce proel0im IL aioad so hdt all may hear
d. kHor W-tbat we will make il q SAVING o: at
Least from Is tn 90 per cent. 10 such persons ns
may please 10 purchase their Wiuler Clothing Of ms
Every dollars worth Of clothing we sell you !,
manufactured exclusively for this trade, so lhn
you may depend Oh them being got ~ ia the bes
order and the latest style. We have also arrnnged
matters in our line 10 add once month 10 Oul
present large stock. 80 that you will always have
a fresh assortment 10 select from.
Our stock, in part. is as fSllOcs:
Goats.
$50 Blue Blanket aud Pilot Over-coats, lined all
through with Wooden Plaid
80 do Beaver and Felt, a superior article lined
as above.
$50 Olive brown. Green and Blk, &c Sacks, do
$50 Superior Tweed and Oregon Cashmere, do
100 do Union Cassimeie aud Dress Goats. made OF
W. Engiiud and French Cloth:
100 do FrOck aud Flushing, with LOT Of Black
and Drsb Beaver Over-coats.
Pants.
200 pieces of Plain Blne Black and stripe Cnss
mere Pants-linrd.
200 do Cassinet. plain aud stripe. lined
100 do james aud McCarty's Plnids. do
100 do Starr and Mexican CASHMERE, heavy, dn
80 do Bungup Cords. extra heavy, do
Vests.
100 Black and Stripe Fancy Satin Vests, double
and single breasted.
100 Caslimeres. ever style and pattern, do do
$50 Blk aud Fig'd Velvets,-with lot Of Cloth
Cassinet and Yaleutias.
100 Highland. and other Fancy Plaids, double and
single breasted