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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
TIT ne FHTNtTrT.
THE NEWLY INVENTED ARGILLO.

THE NEWLY INVENTED ARGILL0.
Those beautiful specimens of Fictitious stone,
of the enamel kind, areknown 10 out few in
divduais, except those egagcd or interested in
their fabrication from mneral elements.
a distinguished physician Of Richmond has
IN MS possession l,w specimens OF this
triumphant evidence Of he advance Of human
art; and judging from ID severity Of the tests
applied, and the vlctorou issue, the Arg Ito will
snoR supcrcedc marble many of lis uses, and
Danish glass, except WIRE Transparency IS an
essential.
In the hands of an experienced engineer, i,
has, under the repeated lows Of a falling iron
weight, proved itself susrior 10 marbles, free
stones, and other matraIs; in their delicate
CLOS, aad hue, the blue slabs will call to mind
the "tapiS la-uii,' wich forms part OF the
gorgeous decoration oicertain palaces of the
Car Of Russia Theabe varieties equal or
surpass, the ''panno ditortG, /" or FUNERAL PAIL
STONE, of mysterious rigin; while, at few
PAGES distance, the plctised eye may, but for
superior brillancy oi.he Argilo. mistake the
brown pieces for .ahogany Of the finest
grade This has sugSted its use in the manu-
acture Of door knobsfor furniture, and SINH
lar purposes.
II has also shown IS applicability to the
execution of beautilucameos; and Nature pre-
seats US with no mattel, in beauty and dura.
h;'!ty, better suited f Offering tribute 10 de.
parted worth, in fural vase or urn, than the
Argiii1. The black 'ish marble is fayorte
monumental stone; ball marbles are subject
70 more or less rapicabraslon and corroson,
from various natural gents. Sweet aud pure
Spring water viii, process of solution
waste away, and desoy, in very few years,
marble slabs Ct resctable thickness. The
marble tops Of lurnite will lose gloss, become
deeply furnished, or 'en honey -combed by the
common acids-ArgiIyields, with obslinacy, TO
the strongest Of the, and as it is moreover
cheaper, new era ,mmenccs at once in the
mandatory Of all ticles, where the former
mineral has been ind,ensibe Success 10 the
enterprise. j. l.. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
Correspondence Of he Charleston Mercury.
KNOXVILLE, (Tenu.) Sept. -, 1915.

My DEAR SIN: read your paper with great
interest. You taking certainly Inc correct po-
st,on TO- u,n Carolina ard the whole Soilh 10
occupy in the p'esea; ? esitentia! contest. Surely
the South cannot unprecedented be expected 10
support ne nominees OF the Philadelphia Cen
veniion. TaYlor and Fillmore are antagonisiic
10 ali on Cherished principles, and nearly all Of
oar measures; aud 10 seem even 10 ifaleiniGe y; h
them is 10 throw away all The past achievements
OF the Democratic party, and 10 cxlingush all
the best hopes ior the future. The Democracy oi
he North are the only true constitutional Gisnds
OF the South Ii is mes. important, therefore,
that the Democracy Of 10th North AMI Sonih
should, al this moment, sand firm and united -
II by any detection in the Son,h Gen Cas-
should be defeated, past harmony and confidence
will b. destroyed, aud We be ieil in hope
less minority This can all lie prevented by the
Sorih presenting an undivided front now-it as
surcs Us oi success hereafter in Congress a
veil as STRENGTHENS ns in genera! pnbc sent
ment lwiite in haste, AMI have only time L.
expresses by belief that Tennessee will 90 for
Cas-.
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From Tic Pctersburs intctttstnser. J
THE HON ] w. NASH
PgrgassilGG Sd. 3U.l, ISI

PETERSBURG, sep. QUA, iot'.
Mr.. Edilor:-Our new Judge The hon Johh
W. Nash, made his DEBUT On In beheh al me
late tenn Of The Superior Court oi DinWiddie
county. II was eminendy successful, ahd mas
wou for him golden opinions" from The public.
This suspicious commencement Of Judge Na>h's
judicial career is sure presaee oi MS iG'ure
usefulness and distinction on The Bench.
the lasl term OF The superior Cpnr; o. DIN
wid lie was almost exclusively occupied oy tae
lIiel OF Epes, the murderer OF Muir. Ihe bear
ing Of Judge Nash throughout THIS long, labof'
oas and intensely exciting trial, eVinccd, 70 inc
large conccufse n spectators, his a'miraole H.
ness fl the Judicial ,lice-hi, eminent aoiilsy o
administer its important and responsible iunc-
ii rs in manner that will retiscI honor upon
himself, and redound TO The advantage OF The
public.
On this occasion he exhibited. in a high de-
gree, those qualliies moral aud mental, which
combine TO form The character Of The pure, upright
and abe Judse-disniiy, patience ans mn ;Sioic
| mpaTIldlity-declsi1n comminsled with harsh.
ness-iirmncss temGere! with mi!lness-pfomp,
ness IN forming, an clearnes> AMI exasiness IN
explaining his judicial opiaions and instructions
- suit, vigorous and practical intellect, and
thorough acqualntllce with The NV. such qua
lilies, when he shall become generally known to
The people oil ms Cl:uit, must a>>oIc'tiy acquire
lor Jaise Nash u,iyer>al respect, e>'cein and
coniideate-no' car they fail 10Th hish!y 10
adorn AMI dignity ne station p which ne has
been clc.aict
Jni.e Nash will ,e no less an ornament in
public nan he is in riya,c !ltc-in iheJntiicia,
iran ~ the social cicle. In s):idi u "1coufse
ne is ci'arac;ct'z.i bj The umo. simplicity AMI
nrbanily OF mdaner by rankucss, c'riaiii',
countess AMI unafectd dignity. lie is, indrci,
llie specimen OF lht noble oil breed OF Viz
gina Gentlemen Il h Old Scho"|. tic is wol
thy i, irhssit The station which has been iu.-
trAlci b. he Virtues md genus ol ihr lament.d
Gho!soa. His manll, has de>cSnicd upon one
Who will wear il wul The sacred ermine, IN
The custody OF Judge NASH, viii be prcscrgri, We
Cannot doubt in the same >polless purify in which
il has been tiansmiI!e, To hin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
PAIN OR SHINE WE ARE DEMOCRATS

There will not be any three days election il
Virginia the present year. According 10 an OPT.
Mon oil the Attorney General, which has me
with no opposition, 50 lar as we learn, The cleo
lion for electors 10 Vote Tor PfeSi''ni and
Vice President OF The United States, mus, az
crrips 10 ,he &C Of Congress, be hcl,! npnn nc
Tuesday alter the figs Monday il Nuvsmcer, 9TH
Ncven,s-;, la4s,) and upon that day only
Tnere;ofe, Democrats, take no,ice, ana rain o:
shin. % 10 the polls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

Charles F. Cloud, Esq, The regular Democ,a;-
ic nominee, has been elected Sheriff OF Bali.
more by l67 votes over the highest Wing candi-
dale. The vote stood as follows:
Cloud, Dem, 9.OS6; Kane, Wing, 1919; Nit
chelI, Dem, 2,la5; Hancc, Wing, $50; Shut,
Wnis $50.
Total Democratic vote, ll,2ll; total Wing
vote. i0.43S; Democratic majority, 77S Votes. In
1914, PolS's majority over Clay was 473. De-
mcc.alic increase since then, 800.
The Baltimore Patriot (Whig) OF Thursday,
speaking OF the result OF the election recently held
in Baltimore, says I'll cannot be regarded US a
conclusive evidence oil the relative strength OF
parties in the city. The independent candidates
undoubtedly drew off a number oi votes from bolh
the prominent candidates, aud Colonel Kane is
known 10 have received many votes from those
who differ from him in general politics, Wills!
Mr.. Cloud also received rumber OF Wing
voles. The result oil The election yesterday can
NOT, therefore, be set down as iesi party vote.
The Baltimore correspondent OF the Washing
ton Union gives the following additional returns
Returns from Cecil county show that Hanes
(Dem.) has been elected sheriff by majority OF
81. and that the Wings have elected i've out Of
the seven commissioners.
Allegheny county has elected the Democratic
sheriff and commissioners by large majority.
Baltimore county 10 all Democratic, as usual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
pIrTsYL.yANlA COUNTY.

The Democracy Il Pnsylvania will bod a
Mass Meeting on the 20 il u . tbsf, IL ColonSi
White, Rae sex spnng," about mile nnr!h
>. the cour House
Virsinit's airn,ed snas, John $ Giskic ant
Robert G. Scot, EsqS, n Richmond. Gen: Ino-
mas H. Hayiy, oi Accumac, and John 3. Young,
ESQ, Of Hcnrico, haze promised 10 BE- present,
and /, address their itinw-ciiizsns on tie impoi
tan questions 81 lie day.
A Tree Barhacur will be given, and the people
generally wnhou distinction OF party, are r.
specttully invited - attend.
MASS MEGTI1.G AID FREE BARBACUF,
BY BOTH PARTIES
There viii he Political Discussion n FAIRFIELD
near Richmond Wtdn esday, O.to5er lo loiS Also
a Free Barbecue The people al fIehrco and The sur
rounding counties respectfully invited TO attend
The sp.asers will he hereafter announced through tue
newspapers The following arrangements have been
made: -.
mcrlin. Of lir Committees of the two political par
tie. of ii-nnco county, appointed to MAKE arransr
! ents or incll discussion. was held at the Court
hansc Monday, October ri, Isle.
I'm motion.
Resolved That Mass Meeting II the people nj Hen
rico comfy called al Fairfield ON "Wednesday, octo
IL, Isth-ihe speaking 10 commence NJ ! O'Clock.
Resolved, That PLAIN Bafhacue, free for all cir
zen-. b- provided.
Resolved That a committee Of five from each party
he a pointed Ia MAKE preparations icr the barbacnr.
'rLr following gentlemen were appointed:
Jraig cnm@lree--Frudall Griffin, William Cuttings
wor,h. rniah Baker. John Hutcheson, Edmund S'eane
Dtmoera Ccmrnnse--Dr J w Rrins DR. Powell
pr Thomas Letter, John Belchrr, Calvin Green.
Resolved, That committee Of FIVE from each party
he appointed IN collect FUNDS
The ioli wing gentlemen were appointed:
Democratic Ccnnrt.e--R Gooch, WIN r Depriest
Roh.t 4 Nnyo John Il Young Robert Barker.
/ U,ain Canmhiee-P Tahb. Jr, WIN Christian, {
y Iam..I Il K,esee a!er'r Hntcheson.
I Resolved That two speakers he chosen by each par
70 and that une hour of time be allotted 10 each speak
-, Tn. Wings shalt open The discussion; then a De
mocrat and then Wing shall speak--and then nc
nincrat shall conclude.
Resolved, That the Presidents of the democratic AS
7 ISOLATION and Of the Rough and Ready Club of III
county Of Henrico Messrs Rob'i Mayo and Sherwi'
McRas he requested preside over the Mass Meeting
! 2 NJ TaBB, Chairman
n GoocH Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
FRUIT TREES
Runaway

w - committed To The Jail of the town II PETERSBURG
on ,ie aist day OF July last NJ a runaway slave. a
.i,yr !. ahn, VIZ ; .aiis himself SAN LEWIS. SAID
ase "noi hy years nj age but looks well for one
WI piich complexion, feet inches in heiyhr
~ se mead iittle grey, has scar about the size Of
IA on ms right hand, just back of the thumb
ahd tore hngrr-has a great MANY scars =, ,,hi $3.50
sdd 10 be occa'ioned by the small pox-h,,
"pps' iiont teeth good deal decayrd. Had on. when
eon'hhtrd, Checked shin, checked Cashmere nam.
IN" an old black leather cap lie states that he va.
SOFA PUBLICLY, IN R'chmond IN March last by Mr Wm
n.eeh 81 Inprprr, a. brl0nging Ia the estate Of H.
,af 1uhrr Green and Mr. VIM. w Hail. IL the civ ~
,"'.' pecime me purchaser, who, III few %, al
n'r"ards scld HIM in Norio K 10 a Mr. VIM Smiih ~
rIihcrsS Anne county, and that lie ran off In lew a.
after he was sold 10 said Smith The owner i h-,.i
requested 10 come forward property pay chara
and take HIM away, or he will be disposed of acco,t.
toiaw. ). BRANCH.
Sergeant and Jailor Of PETERSBURG y,
].
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:icI, connly has elected an WINS officer,

Frederick county has elected all wing o'''ce'S
by a large majority. .,a.,a, he
Prince Georges is said to have elected the
Wing ticket ,,a.o, ,bo
Democratic sheriff By majority OF 8.
Ann. Arundel and toward dis!tit have eject
ed Z. Hammond, Dem, 10 The State Senate oy
majority OF Ii. All the Democratic COMMISSION
ers and me sheriff have been elected.
The Wings have carried Carroll county, anu
have gained State Senator, il is said
az DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKETS
we are now uepared 10 furnish our friends in the
country with anv quantity of Cass and Butter Electoral
rricL,s ., IN c.,,s ,rr hund,ed We invite early or
ders. The election day is fast approaching.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
Agents, Richmond.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON,
Louisa Courthouse.
Or, JOHN JORDON,

| Louisa Courthouse.
| Or, JOHN JORDON,
| Sept 5--ctf on the premises.
| IN I'll Observation-Disclosures AT 4 Superior Court .!
| ! Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held NJ the
State Courthouse in the city of Richmond. On Friday
| July nh, 1913:
| Charles Hunt Robert Hunt, and Others Plaintiffs:
against
Edward Worsllanl, junior Administrator, with the
will annexed, Of Charles Williamson, deceased, and
| others, Defendants.
"The Court doth asn require all persons VINO may
have claims against Charles Williamson, deceased, Il"
exhibit the fore the sixteenth day OF Ucto-
her next, for settlement, before William +. Watson,
who il hereby appointed Special Commissioned Tor the
purpose, Commissioned Sands having died without exc
cutting the order entered herein fhr eleventh day n
| August eighteen hundred and forty; AMI the Court
doth direct that much OF ms order n requires The
said claims To he exhibited be published for eight weeks
in The Richmond Enquirer and posted At The door OF The
Court house Of the city Of Richmond, and also NJ thr
door nj the Court house Of Henrico county, on two
Court days"
Richmond, ilh August, lSis
In obedience that portion OF the decree tan extract
from which liz set forth as above pronoun ed In the
foregoing on The 7th July, 1893, hereby notify all
prrsnns having claims against Charles Williamson, de.
ceased III exhibit the same before me, office, In
next, for settlement WIN. r Wilson,
Aug. S-cwSw Commissioner.
IN iltNCERY-VmGIs,A:- Al Rules held IN The
the Richmond Circuit the 18th day Of September, lsio
Jaqurlinr Taylor Executor and Trustee q jane
VI Morris, deceased iinlniih
aEa'ns' ,,., c,.,,, ,nJ ,.,,,s II ,.,I-
j., " an, , ,a''"'' i' n,lrnLant.
~. =, ,a, ,,,,.t ;, h,yi,, .ntsred il,eir
~ 49,, ;,..n ,..,,,,, arcnrding Ia m. act nj
ahu ny ,, ma !, ann.a,inr
hssenpy nu '''s ,",.' '''s No. nhah,,,nis =,
" s".lr'a..y ~ ~ ',,, 49, ~, ,,d Jl.n
lhis 'ohH"""ri.", y y ~, -. .I go,
anis 40 appear :. me Iu,es =. ~ ne, W. ia ns ,h
~ ~, ' y, ~, 1890 -, ~, go ~ iii I'D, 4. rnrh
"; ;, W r -, ,, n,h,i.,,.J i, m. ciIv
w n e. =, ,L scss,v.iv ana no.trd
VI ', r - 49,, 49,, ,,s in M. .,iJ
~ ~, a'e "'"' wv " ~ 800 ~, " "
''. y, !, .,o ''r' p RoRER1,s Clerk
SrP' 'S-.W-'" = 49,
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held ~ tlr
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court o chanrrry "r
william - Macon fx.ru,or Of william n Macon de-
ceased Plaintiff:
ap,inst
,rL.,,,- n,Ln.,, an,u.tiu. T. D,hu.y aud Ither
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

we learn that political discussion took
place III S,auAton, on Monday last, between the
Democratic Elec,or for this district, Robert q.
Scott, Esq, and Thomas J. Niche, Esq, sub
elector of Augusta county. The discussion was
continued until half past IL o'clock at night
The stanton Spectator, tWhig,) says both
gentlemen acquitted themselves in manner
highly satisfactory TO their friends The Spec
tator compliments Mr. Scott, by saying he
certainly made one of the most ingenious and
eloquent speeches which we have ever listened
to on his side Of the great questions of the
day."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

u There will be pol'tical discussion a. An
drews', Spottsyvania, on the second Saturday
(l4h) of October. Several speakers arc expect
ed. Oct 7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

IN CHASCERY-ViRG,NtA: AT Rules held IN Tue
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court OF chancrrp of
the Richmond Circuit, the 10th day OF August ZEE
Beverly Z Hancock and Eliza Ann his wife, aun'i-
nistrator and AdministratrIr Of Peter winston n,r
ed,
against ,.,..,;., n
c, nenly nn s5y,,s .''N' Defendants.
.rhs 'Jsfrniants abov. named not having entered
their appearance and given security ACCORDING '" .'e
ACT Of Assembly and the rules Of tins Court ana M, a
pearng by satisfactory evidence Una, lne. NY y H.,
said defendants do appear The rules to be held for the
said Court on st MONEY! in November nes am; ans
- - To,.h,vrh inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Richmond for Two months successive
IL nosrd at the front door OF the State Courhouss
III any .u IsDeY9m P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

fppo'n'Tfents 6y Tie Gorefn0f Of VHgtl"I.
John J. Plume, OF Newark, New Jersey, and
John Mackay, Of C1vinsion. Kenton county,
Kentucky, Commissioners Tor their respective
States. 70 lake dispositions, acknoH Judgments Of
dppds ,Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

VRGlNA7s IAta cSa,, o. as.ely srss'""
Court house thereof, Monday, The 18th day ot Au-
gust, 1873: -
ON the motion OF sep,imus P. Rice and Elizabeth hnn
his wife who widow and devisrs Of Peer Nc
Vicar deceased and appearing the our that more
than Two years elapsed since the qualification OF
James Haynie administrator, with the Will annexed
OF said Peter McVcar, deceased, II Is ordered that all
perous having claims against the estate az fcc Peter
McyIcar dece ased, do exhibit The same for si'i'mrh
within three moniss from the adjournment Of THIS
Court aud that copy of this order be inserted 10 Inc
Richmond Enquirer, paper published IN tbr city Of
Richmond for eight weeks snrcrssircy, ana that co
py he posted al door OF this Courthouse for two Sc
verai Court days. Copy-Itste, .
SEM 5-cnsw JR STITH. q u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
7" An a., ~ lsuc":sm PowIiATAN EoBERrs, TX

~ JIIASIERi.- ViK6fsIA AL Rules held ~ Tue
Clerk Office The Superior Count of Chan6rry ior
The Richmond Circuit, The lGth day OF August, lti-;
Arm,>,ead NJ M0shy, Pialn'ii:
against
Dan,,, ! Moshy and other pendants
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance. aud gwen security, according Ia Tie act 81
Assembly aud the rules nf this Court and |; appearing
by slt;3i tors evidence thar he ~ lnhabhhni al
tiS -aith, IS ordered that the SAID defend
am IA appear the rules Ia hr held for the said Ioaf,
30 lie frs; Monily IL November next, and answer thr
hills the plaintiff; aud that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted III paper pull sled ~ ihr
ci;y al RitMund rtw months snccessvrly, and pot
Ell the roui door of the State Iour. house, IN The
said ci.y aCopy-Tfsir.
An. lr-cw2m 2. ROBERTS, CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

IN HANCERY-SIR0INiA: Al Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Cbancet 100
the Rc mnnd Circuit. the 10Th day Of August, 1915
Renbtn " West and l.ronora his wife, Executor ana
Exrru,fil Of John Lewis, deceased, Pianlifs:
against
John u Foster, AMI other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered hls
appearance aud given security, according 10 the al q
Assembly and the rule al this Court aud II appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai hr Is not an nhdbliani 81
this Commonwealth: II j. ordered, that lbr SAID de
iendau, do appear At the rules 10 br held f lhe said
Court, on the irst Monday IN November next, aud an
swrr the bin of the pfantls; AMI thai copy 81 TN
order hr forthwith inserted III some newspaper publish
ed in city al Richmond Tor Two months successive
~ aud posted the 'front.' door Of thr state Court house,
IN ~. ~ id CITY. a Copy -Irstr,
tnr ls-c, ON POWlIATAN ROBERTS, TX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

'fNiiE subscriber having taken 4 lease ON th,s e.
blis6iGeht for a term OF years and hayin. 80
roughly repaired, renovated aud reftted IT, !, mo-. W.
pared 20 accommodate his friends and thu nusl, pe
rally IN the hest STYLE His bar is well supplied w"h
tie best liquors &c. sc his table VIII aaays H. ~,
nished with the hest the n1iehDnThood affords. ana ~
fittrrs himself that, by his strict personal al! -non H.
VIII be abeto give entire satisfaction 10 All who mn
call on him. This place is just forty m,les from Ric6
mond an easy days ride for travellers or from Rrh
monh JUHN A. JETER.
July lS-cIaiSts
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tFEi-s
7 RoBERTS, Clerk.

Edward w Sims, junior, and other Defendants.
.Tbr defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according 10 thr act o
Assembly and The rules Of this Court. and u appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he y MOI az imnapaa. o.
his I.ommnnwrath IL is Ordered. that the SAID defend
ant do appear the rules 10 be held for the said Court,
on the first Monday in December next, and answer th6
bills Of The plaintiffs aud that copy o. tls o'ne ne
CIV al Richmond for two months suec-5slvtiy aad
pos,ed al the front door Of the State Courthouse IN tue
said civ. A Co2y-Tesir,
Ssn, la-cwom P ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10

The following letter, published in the Augusta
(Ga.) Coas!iiuiunalisr. contains an Interesting
account Of he iiiaI If Judge Cone, lor hi, recent
assault upon Mr. 81 phens:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
DRY GOODS.

LANE y FoRTER,
IUAVF SOW OPEN and would invite the attention q
Hue Ladies 10 great variety o. very
CHOICE GOODS
Silks Of every style from IS ca up
Beautiful plaid Fouard Slks, 81. 3D. AMI a.
stripe F0uiard silks. e..
Jet black silks, high lustfe, talbolenl
bareses. new patterns
Al 30 Printed Lawns and Jaconeisi - "
Organdles aud { tmbncs
A's1 French and Scotch Ginghams, ia ana - Up
Embroidered Linen Dresses
Pam and plaid Linen Gingnams
Also >oe d. horde, very nch
Muslin de Lanes new patterns
PAIN Muslin de LANES, back and coiorea
B0mbaz.nes aud Alpaeas
Also. nch Grape sAawis, pam.
Very rich embroidered Grape snl~ls
Th.bet Woo Shavs PLAIN End enlnr0ders1
NIZFrTES AND dANIlLLA>
5000 Of all the VARIOUS shapes and styles M NlAstie7 ana
uauuas. lie largest and beet a5sormem Of nesr 70 o-
f.urd in any other house ,.,4
81 cases Mernmac, small s.yles.
81 cases Bleach shirl1s = 51- or. fi
81 c4.es Bleach Cc0. >iirlng 3D. -
5aca.es 81 % an l2i ,leefms- in4 so =. H.
Also large suck oi Linen Goo1f, Linen T. imt7.s ~
mask Ta5.c Clos. te and brown Ipqelns, Low
s1rFins ana DOYLE. large oi u Linen DaInash co'hs
siect f9 mueri-ruOn. which VIII De sold at nail pllee
PRINTED CALlCOEs.
81 cases superb DARK AID Isll Pnlis. a, ol ana ~
s. cas.s do. do lcr style, 81 inl al
81 case. Ierrmack Prints. rev, a. Jed per yard
81 csses french. yard wide l0d aui j..
ovr pnIcE AND 30 DrvIArl0E
nv15 zis LANE s PORTER, % Cathaflle--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
Tur FALCON FAMILY.

NOVEL By % author OF The Bachelor ofthe Albany
~ IS c's.
Inc Pe,.snt mud his Lanilorl. by Mary Hovu 81 ofs
Pride. or the Duchess. bv Eu0rne sue. - CO.
De Nalle0n by Alexander Dumas. - cs
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