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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-01

EOR the cheapest HITS. caps, BOOTS
AND SHOES, call at the Baltimore Cloth
ing Depot kept in the corner room of the Virginia
Hotel by FRANK s. CO
Oct. 25.-4m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-01

Oct. lG.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11
The Discovery of FIereu1a-
neuTn.

In noticing the walls Of ancient Italy, we
may refer to a circumstance, which although
trivial in itself, led to the most surprising dis
covery that has ever taken place on this globe
aud one which in the interest it has excited
is uneXampled. Inthe early part of the eigll-
teGnth century, III an Italian peasant while
digging a WELL near his coltnge, found some
fragments ofcolored marble, These attract
ing attention, led to farther excavation, when
n statue of Hercules was disinterred, and
shortly after a mutiIated ono of Cleopatra.-
These specimens Of ancient art, were found
at a considerable depth below the surlice,
and in place which subsequently proved 10
be a temple situated in the centre of the an
Gent city of Herculaneum This city was
overwhelmed with ashes and lava, during an
eruption of Vosuvius, A. ID. 70, being the
same in which the elder Pliny persisted, who
was suttOcaIed with suplIIlrotIs vaDor like
Lows wifo in n similar calamity. Hereulnue-
um therefore had been buried 163O wears
and while every memorial of it was lost and
even the site unknown, it was thus suddenly.
by aresllrreeton then unparalleled in the an
nails of the world, brought again to light aud
streets, temples, houses, statues, paintings
jewelry professional implements, kitchen
utensils, and articles connected with ancien
domestic life, where to be seem arranged, as
when their owners were actively moving II
mong Them Even the skeletons ofsone of
tho inhabitants were found one, near tht
threshold ofhis door, with bag of money i,
his hand, and apparently in the act of escap
ing. DOB -0 f@t. fl". .aI igH @ .-.
The light which this important discovery
reelected upon numerous subjects connected
with the ancicnts has greatly eclpsed al
previous sources of inforfnation; and as re
CARDS some of the arts of tho Romans. III,
Information thus obtained may be consider
ed almost as full and satisfactory as if one OF
their mechanics had risen from tile dead ant
described them. aI..' .laf. .., .. "a.
Among the early discoveries made in thi
City of Hercules, (it hnvihg been founded b,
or in honor of him, 1850 b. C.) not tho teas
interesting is one Gifts public wells; whicl
having been covered by an arch and surrn,in
ded by c:irb,the ashes were excluded. Thi
wei was found inn high state representation
still contains excellent water, and is in tn
game condition as when the last females re
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11
From the Alexandria Gazette, Sept. 30.
Washington's Marriage ini759

We learn that Mr. j. Is. Stcarns, n ds,in,
ruished artist Of New York, and lately tt3m
Europe, has hecu for some days ut Arliug-
ton House, in this vicinity, engaged in plahM2
very beautiful and successful copies fFoin tho
oritina! pictures of Colouel and Mrs. WASH
ingtou, the one Of date OF i772 by Peaie, and
tie urllrr of l750 by Woosaston, with 4 view
TO the painting of large picture of Wash
ingtou's marriage, founded upon the relation
OF that interesting event in the Gusts rccOi-
lection, and private memoirs of the life and
character of Washington.
The scene is laid in the ancient parrish
church of ST. Peter, county of New Ken,
q colony of Virginia, time 9th of January,
1850. f-..... -.
In the foreground, and near li.o altar, al}.
nears the Rev. DR.. Mossom, the officiating
clergymaG, Ia full canopicals; he is about -
present tue marriage ring. Tile bridegroom,
is in suit of blue and silver, lined with red
silk, embroidered waistcoat, small clothes,
gold shoe mud knee BUCKLES, dress sword, hair
IN fall powder. The bride in u suit OF white
sulin rich point lace rnflies, rcarl ornaments
in her huir, pearl nccklncc, ear rings nf'i
hruccIet4, white satin high hceled shoes, mi,tl
diamond buckles; she is attended by a srpul'
ofladias, in the gorgeous COSTUME ofthat va.
c;cnt prriod Near to tho bird groom - =
brilliant gruupu comprising the vice regal
Governor OF Virginia, several English nItHy
and navy officers then on colonial service
will the elite of Virginia chivalry oltil'
| old regime, The Governor is in suit OF
scarlet, embroidered with gold, with bag vii
and swordj tho gentlemen III tho fashion q
the timp. l..t.
Bq,onony The most Interesting and pic'"'
."'r. 90 #ifr.aT ..J s.r...r. ......... ......
fs'. ..u I. ..u .uuf'rl... .u r-....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11

tired from it, bearing vases of its water to
their dwellings, aud probably on tho evening
that preceded the calamity which drove them
from it Observation-Disclosures hydraulics. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11
By A. G. Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE CALEDONIAN.- 81 so
# mid within the year; $500 if delayed be.
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrcnrugcs are paid except at the option Of
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisement to be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11
CHAPTER III.

I4itloro Allen was slowly promonadlng
through the exhibition room, leaning on the
arm of Ernest Dunmore. He was uGorc than
ever onchnnted by her grnce, fine taste, ami
her lovlincss. She was very cutllnsinsiic,and
her observations showed correct Judgment
g. cultivated tuste. Ernest sighed as he stole
glance at her hand--it certainly was nota
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11

Eight years after ibis occurrence. on Il
pleasant evening of October soon after sun
set, gentleman was protnennding through
Broadway. just in advance ofbiin. tripping
gracefully over the pave, was young girl OF
light and elegant form, in tasteful but roh-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-11
C IA 4 rR v

Tlrree weeks passed away, and Ernest
Dunnore had called bat ONCE ON the belle.
Hopeless ofcrGr WiBniog bis regard, she had
removed her nirtatiou with Hal llazieton, Tor
whom, perhaps, oiicraIb shn bad The most
affection, If no Nvasuol quto so d'sts@Gp'ea F.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
ria, of Can't. Bertrand - Concluded


-
...asi Of CAP, Bertrand. Of the Ahambra, vas con
- several mfo'ct anl ourf Nili",se- we're pro-
,-r. scd on The zoe 40 uo- = oud not have pr
st8ry 70 cause death he small Of The back or Cpl
t-e'@ measure projected by muscles. &c IL was also
-. "a Instances Of logging far more severe have
vfrsut snv fstal even severe effect ehhOugh u
100 that il- practice st0ard ~ men-o a. l. 10 fog
- III fs. of dsrs A. broad n he back. and hstN Tie
.sr's male srses 90 the Ol he IL rerlird 81 10 -
go slo-rn,enlog the fOgglog BY the Individual
49, ssger1. VITO csls out for nim ~ sifize o. sher
80 s.o shown ihst - usual hing % fox seamen
1,. IL he naval AID merchant service.
saiel be 1cpl-iuOn u lhe carperfrr hat Capt
,-.ssr-t frrersI % trsst he cfew slnd
-. ,~s. l0ny having o. ed Mf. Hoffman. one - lle
e sr dsl-nds. proceeded 10 submit the case % tue
rr urdef TIE charg- clthr Court without summing 20.
80 "a sce-ded ~ Mr Maftury behsf q in- pro-
..s,Ioo Mr ugae.'ed thst although me death Wss
reduced crec a. The immediate efef ~ he beat
r, .rtl ne man laY0uug under natural s~ase Or
-.-ay hct aggravated by lie beating. that he
3,s's acce Grated. would be- case o. glfer
re Court iu is charge. saiedls that The jury must
-c-fe. ium te testimony, wheihef The death was ne
rslrs md Ordinary uf n the bestu. hch he
revived lat ss re csptaiQ occupied l-ga relation
i.ssl cecrssec of maeer ard seaman. end commenced
iln su-ft undef 'he color o. authority they DID no-
~ 20 here ftci.ec fe tcsInOrf he defendant u e.
s1 10 az scQu.iia there reDg distinction between ne
80 Of sran rf and one VINO occupied he fraDD -
n - 10 hey ta0ut tf lr osai vas ne pflIiAfy fesN ~
IT, beflg. then hey si 90 ADD II the master pun
lt.a .h- gr1s ally, or excessively ana y he
70 Dot tel De also s entitled iO su acc llua4 on' W. 7"
l.1 rulshme1. ~ hey ih.nE deserved The jury ~
eared irciled % maze up Ter decision DO h' ca
rre1 f1r few mites. ana returned verde Ol al
GUILTY. On motion %. bic counsel esp = Was "i7"
~ Merged 80
uol5a was a8e by Col Jack FOR mo cschafge Of Sir
sts1n second se he sslne charge iyf man
sugffer-the Com thought % Woui4 hpt D7 D''
'sy. meanwhile Mr W. w. allowed 10 De ol'chsfseo on
s fecOgfIIanre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

~ The Prussiau Minister, Baron 6erolt. with
s est'rahe family leit Washington some days ago On
their return home Baron Gcr0t has resided here as
Minister Of Prussia for fcgora years and there have
been few of the Diplomatic Corps. ~ any time. who
have 80 large share al public esteem this en-
Ughtened and amiabe gentieman-an esteem fully
Shared by his excellent arny-and none have left be-
hid them a sincerer regret than they Baron G. viii
Do accompanied by his accomplished Secretary of ic
cation Mr Lshks. The society OF Washington will be
gsd % learn that Baron Gerot will be succeeded by
Baron Roenne already, by bis former residence here,
80 fsvoraDlv known snd 30 higey esteemed he arriy
cd % New York in the last steamer National Int
~ Mr. Bolts, 40 public meeting iu Richmond,
Gen TsyiOrs election, declared that IL the Prcsi-
den. elect delivered Wing Inaugural Address and
appointed Wing Cabinet be- would give BIN as cor
dial support as Il Mr.. Clay had been elected
~ Alien passengers arrived ct Boston week
ending Nov 49, Al. The masters or owners OF the
vessels paid head money for i3j Thirty lad been n
tho state before and six, per ship Ca,hafne' from
Liverpool were bonded.
u Five miles OF the Galena and Chicago
Railroad have been completed and freight train set
running This trnin carries out the timber and iron
- il j. needed 20 extend the road About 800 feet Of
the road Is finished daily
~ Grin Emerson, a representative from inc
town Of Jay IN the Vermont Legislature, died At Mont
geicr sunday, 9TH inst.
~ TX. Governor Aiken and his family have
reached their native city Charleston, s. C. after Visit
% Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

i.r uisent o. Dos f.siicnee Jeej C. ue f met No.
CuJhB foe many }safa header o tte onesm o ue if1
Insaf.f sni of iue broadway lheaef aged - y-af
so'suinzei 90 DAY 40 O'Clock, from No ora
Terrace Jeey CITY Hs euds and members o the theatrical pro
ies.... rltrff 90 attend
TUESDAY ls'h mt MARY ANN WILSON ac'f 90 cd Sob
tafI School lei
IHs attended hs afternoon. u,u i.t 81 i
Tursisy tfl nst of consumption. NJ GEORGE p 'hl
Iurh. lfufer. tie 4-in year u hisnle
49, lucudl and luasnfe and those on ne ffo'e-N a'
s,etn5 invited o., attend hs funeral from Doe late fr'ies
Ni.stu Brlotlfn fllfsi afternoon At ofk, IN wfh
H. wl bel taken 0 tffernwti Gene
of Roh-ter end utcs Livingston County No
,sp~rs will essr copy.
o. Moolss JULIA sIEBBINs dsushtetoi kuIseii sni
A. El1s sfrbnns. ag-d lo yeafs
I.e f.nds oi The family are repeatedly invited a. attend e O..
.ta Ga W.fnsstay lfh 0cocs from Iuuy Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
ASTHMA.

Cur, offered. h0ucrcr inrtteTdh ~ - - -.
~ To all w no may be afflicted VII - go
disease Any Of u. forms ne sdFeruseI,
cisn would saw that he has discovered mode %
simple In itself which hss seldom fsedin prooueius
feet cure IN . shOu space II time, no msuer Dow -
the css- Numerous cases have peen treated oIilus u
sat three months which have terminals IN me ms
c-ssal References will De given 10 any ~ao may
require them. -,
Any p-rsru shng N services or the stvefusrf W.!
address Mejlcas" Box SO Lower Pos Oeo, shcn w.
b st,snda1 10 without delay. Ills Sus4ea&lsW'
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DANCING.

class no WtIE a. Po.zts, 1tc 800
~ Mr " WHALE snd DAUGHTER respectfully al.
uOunce hat t7y commencing lew classes above Al
th~r ROOMS $50 BrosoS.v 81 Sir hav-uur, and ~ Mrs
Whites schoo for YOgnE Ladies' l6O West Twsufyif.t 81
and Al Go Inc Hal. Adzm--sL Brooklyn.
Ere. s0ifes Consultation Hal will tske place on Tues
dav q and l D. cOnuCurd semi monthly dun q
me Subscription FOR tho season 8 Ladies' ses
.on tckrs he had Of Mr FOR rules and particulars,
Circulars, 20 De bad a. Owe
- B-Pnvafe lessons. schools and classes will be al
tended % By Mr. " alc dsus lIer MS I'm
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DALMOF COLUMBIA ssePs

nxI,toR rotIuBIA keeps he s-4s -1ur-y
10 re- ron czncuf ard scun, srsnzin-ns 70 roots o
- b..r seeps n run f.rz O1- s1d frslofe' i 90 Dad
heads - -. T.. NJ
DE Ncy.rE's kcoUsric OLA eefiain cure Tor Deal
r-.. srf al com1.lris u the Ear.
THs PuFs-Tlo.o troubled WIN ne RS W. no
.-.sy - o-rrsnent relief b. ~ 1se of Hays Ll1-
- II -.oIfr-s 20 putHng We rely fOr saes solely up
-,- a. ost.ir@d N czres performed We ~srr4ni
ne he noel sggrsvs~1 es.-s- Al ne above car oe 90
t-io~s -uufr- a. q Cortlard-t Ms llns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
CHEMISTRY sc.

CRFGO7ys OUTLINES ~ Orslu.c s-t Iuorfsn.e
VI Chez .-f.v eo. nd : 81
E~arc-- Cl-rl.ra. I-rlronsT rC. -
Lsr3r--'sscl Walker. Eec-rclty an Nssuetsn-
va.
H1rrs Res4sr--es on Z. -tts sro :
b-rrn. ~ 01 . r-irr and etcrl0K sro 3
- rfrs A1r iec C+ru .--T. sFo 3
"a l-. O1. 80 or Q4s.'fsiTe Als.fsfs = IS
P-rl-.'s -rl-r-i lf Chen ca Ans.yss g -
Tlfur-ll. >croe. Cl-ri.rF limo :.
FlFr's Rl1 u-rfsry Cl-rI srf.
DHn1vsr'- Cl-ms'rg l-u1 q
>mse's Sources ~ Prys.r = s
Peri. r~rv. l.. ls- en- Msulfactlre. mo . g
P=scte.'s = -fr-rfs of rrysic. i4m0 :
Sturgeon. Lectures q. Electricity : 81
b-rze me 90 he s.lE ? p- : 81
Nol1'. Lectures or + 'ecfr-ciiy. 4ro 8
M4iier1ecl 90 Living BENG = 8
PUTNAM. Books er &c.
IL 4 - "a. A. = .--.--- 49,
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ANTONY sLEscKER As.roos-r
SUPHf"k COURT IL EQUITY. -NALCI

u NJ
= So ruty s-cord = Whine ,s ANTHONY J.
~, hER ~iH .~l puh.c sncftcn 90 THURSDAY.
Nov = IS . J.. VI q - Nrchscts' tNfhsusr, cnd~
ne cirvcuon ~ Jotn Nrs-rvsiS Zee >nerr m Fcr
so ~ tecr-e ~ ~ supreme cNt 81 tie sisfe u
New-lcrk 10 Ecptv. re vsusn- hiocs Of srUnS. GU
nns :. o. fhrsc ne sde o. Fourth Az ard he
essi si- ~ Fnh ht~sen flfyseccrd sut Finy shrt
So sl ne ~ ~ ne fron.ge .. he rorh ste % Ffy-
.econcst arc 10 fontsse m .o0ih sde " Fy,hrd
- het~re ~ shOve-cr.crihrd rodf \ snt Fith ave-
rhs rrop~riy .us- In he Improving part 81 he eiy
snd he Inc q the Hsrsm R.iro.d Msps q. los
can be - Tie saesrcom q ne Aacon--f srostss
riou6h RFII A cor s,tsftors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
Domestic Ports.

Ia Mar. Jam.
BOSTON Noy BAR ships Jenny Lind Kay, Csfif Oiouo
o Brown barks Mars Baker malaga Diligence Nootour
Hafaus. Cltee, Mei 30 Cid, rhp Maroon sampson Bait
move. tn. smyrna spraf-, Belize Hon Leander MAYO Cape
Hsifeu.
CHARLEsrON-Cd, sbp severn. .Chesef Liverpool saiei
shIp MooHmsrf. 1rott lterpntl
MOBILE ", AR oh % Hanptea Bufes. Boston $50
NEW ORLEANS. Nov h-Au shp fArheit, Lovesnd, N1ot
Bangor brooke Iuks lsanii Ahvsns, Cfolef, Boston
SAVANNAH. nov s-Au snp kelan.e, >omes Boston g. 81
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WREArHs OF FRIENDSHIP.

4 GIFT FOR THE YOU 10 5y y : Arthur and = G.
~ Woodwork. beautiful " Illustrated. P0rs = iN
FAIRY Tales and Le4-ucs az many Nations, selected,
new y tod, aud uars afed bv G. Blrkhartt 81.
series OF Cu1feI eraros fh- Dwelling. Stores snd
Pabc Bu 0nls fronting the principal streets beginning
with BrOaipsy fac chief uf Names. srd o. certain
signs ~ merchants end T-1ers ere Introduced ol uc
psfes o which ldded reference n he numbers of The
houses arranged he and trade OF every
occupant with their business cards Mo-. and 2 nos
ready The Trade supplied NJ The asusl d.scouut single
Nos puce only - c-ris
Memoirs offs Physician. 2vo'. each jlcs
High life il N-VYors sui Saratoga. hy ,eststeld -lc
Vanity FAIR by Wm. Tlackersy vols esch. SD cis
Werner Tragedy in sc'- by LORD Byron. l4i cents
Tue IRISH Sketch soOk. hy Wm n Thacsersy n cents
Castles 10 tie Air by Mrs Gore Pdce - cfs
Al tho Magazines for November now reafy.
The shove. together with s the new srd che'p pubica-
uons. Wno .esAle and retail. by BEKFORD co
uif III. Asfor House
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- Course of Lecture, on Europe;-R


Hing Nc-A gentleman. perfectly familiar WIN uese
brs-h ~ industry having received thorough scientn
and practical educs0n 10 The bret institutions OF rance &c
,. .s charge 81 extensive establishments of -cfirs
IN wears In Paris and elsewhere, DESTROYS OF nodlas
.trsion In the United States He : entirely competent "
-. ~. hole sirrcion maruiactufy or runnery ~
80 a. e,tsbnshmeui for The culture and ~ndns OF So
ar di.ulery lie also understands hofooghy NE iaofSs
-. - 10y sck The culture OF the sugar beet &C lie
- hr, he highest testimonials a. 10 skill capacity arc
cbsrsrtsf Pes.e ADDRESS c. A. d. al MS once
ol4 Iaw4iis1 ltMAsW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15

nor GKNTLEMF~'> FALL AND "

EOR GENTLENE>'> FALL AND WINTER
u WEAR-An assortment of good. prisng all
snd various styles CIoh. Cas-imrr--. V--tngs -nd
Overco-rngs which vii h- made to order a. pro
gerhisly moderate charges. while The rnd-svor.
h@v- giyrn the ano charscter Of gar
mens precedence With the disc-rofng the be
remarked reference the ready mair stock
have always GO hand, cOmpnsirR Ov-rrOafs. Closk-
Dress and FrOck Cozs Pantzoons Ne-s NC from which
the trade Of distant ci-s can obtain ssuppy.
Nm j. INNINGS 4 co Draper. snd Tailors.
Estab.h FOR hr-i quality Ready made Ga urns 81
Broadway. American Hotel ol2 ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-15
THE POWER OF MUSIC.

DANTED ST Our INtHIrABLE ARTIST ". ;
L MOUNT Drawn n- =. ~. By Z oa Ne. tn Ps-s -
Galr4. N'n-t Co Pr1,-.- s1i PlH beers.
l.y ~ tf- friends o. be ice rrsf
2 ID % Amer A. vii he pub i.ie' D-crnre- 1 so
-l- urfrt e By l5 0rl-s Pca ~ -srl corv. sr
ord .1 sucr srg sl-r ne offtilsI rirtre =
prlof bef r- -f--Ts ly 300 pIr-cl : copy u th
slo-rl rrrt ass been revived r. m ftrs. s0i
MIS- 7r.Tl>A Tn
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DANCING

MR. CHARLES BYRNE recently from London. bsgs
lFIto announce The ladies' aud gentlemen " New YORK
nat Re prepared the Of Dsnc NJ according 10
ne mo.t fashionable modes pracc-d 10 London and
Paris. sm0raclns the Poks C-zrI- Ws.fz, Eatz deuz
Temps th- Cschgcha Galop.d~ Waltz CHG Temps Re
d3a Walz he M-zogrkss with the Hluolack slep, he
Fuoo with cssian-ts driung, scegue exercises DePof
1@rt Hiruet. De COur, SCOTTISH, Necoolf-n, &c. &c
Families and .n00s attended their OyFr feslderces
NJ Bvrus vii attend A. 4lJ Broad~ay from uli OcOck
daily commence h. Academy lessons 90 Mondays Anc
Thursdays as o'clock for young aides ard chidfsn Gen
lemeu IN Mondays tnl TLgrscaTs at6 O'CLOCK
The .-ssOr sli commence On Thufsday llo-mOrro~j
No BIS ie.a ul5 10
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DRY GOODS.
lREAr EXHIBITION or DRY GOODS.

GREAT EXHIBITION OF DRY GOODS.
REEhMAN CUTTER. 81 srd 81 Csn.-.L corner Z
- Mercer 10 addition 10 Their own imporiAaous have
made purchase. snd a. private sac OF he
goods received BIZ IRE Ulied states sui other sesm-s
sod ls season drawing 30 close hey have De-
erlred io oeer i1 le public iieir entire much
lower pnce. lsn The gussy OF elegant goods Ia
been offered s season They s'abed DO 50 from the
fac. that er SOCK - a. been plr ssed since ne opening
o. aer Oct G. 1873 They voli a.e particular
attention 90 ls following comprising % he riches,
al choicest good. .n he ely
FRENCH MERINOS
Having recsive1 arge invoice Of these goods By The
steamers % greatly reduced prices sell them -
per cent lower than hose who purchased earlier 10 the
our present q the superior fabrics.
ar comprises every shsse aud csor Lsiss Wi. DO vel
70 remember Ai.
10 the department re subscriber. a,,ier themselves they
arenoi bsh-i any house 10 The country having adddoa
90 their aresdy srge end rich ,,ocs ls, received per
steamers Eafops Uni ed STATES W 90 ne most
peru patterns including s The ste styles OF plain, ong
and square Broch, Cashmere. French Tibet paid loog
sni square lqlne new
They Will offer 10 ih's department gres, bargains 1900
pieces OF rich and elegant styles. comprising al the
choice s1d fashions shades Of chargesb CURED striped
sad plain erode Rhioes satin Turs ssd Gace SILKS u
listers Also, So pieces OF splendid striped snd plaid Gro
De Rhines 80 g.
MANTILLAs AND CLOAKS
To h.s department invite particular attention. 90 adj
d.uol 90 Imported styles manufactured s-.or,
ment of C.oass ard Malu as Is The most extensive the
~ and hos been got up ,l than ordinary Sail sni
TASTE Ciosks and Nsntss 90 order with dispatch
pri-es ranging from = 20 So
BLANKETS
io0 pairs PARIS Mlcklna~, Whitney Bath and ribbon
bound heavy rSlsd Blankets be sold ct ess Than cat
OF Importation
FLANNELs
80 bales Of white ret sud xed Fsnne., OF all tie NEST
approved msae embracing lu and complete assortment
from tle celebrated Rochds.e Mi. wsusasd noi shrink
PRINTS
OF every grade ard description the prices
which are iench yard wide warranted fast cocr
iorl per yaTd -
Frerch Scotch and Manchester Gingasus very rich and
fas' eo.o-- Tor is per yard.
DOMEsTICs
tbs department stands unrvaed embracing every style
manufactured and al the lowest manufacturers prices
yard-Wde beached and brown 5d aud 6d pillow
Musu o. wide, very chea, and she-tngs from TO 3
yard. wide Linens Of all qualities liable damasa and cloths
Russia. Scotch aud Hgcssbuck Diapers, Marse - Quilts
D 4masS and Moeens fof skrs linen cambria Handker.
chiefs tom 3D. ~ and every the Dry Goods ire
The above goods been purchased within the
WIN sesl es'- 70 qnsny ana pnces, and vii be
sold very small advance Customers may depend upon
having good, correctly represented
MS iwseod- BEEKMAN CUTTER.
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lVial......ss S~olt.V- ~ $780, ~
The following table Will show the tons Of Wheat
AMI Flour shipped al Buffalo and os~eso from the year
1885 20 lSi7 and At Black Rock from $50 TO ls4' Ia
elusive together with the total tons OF Wheat snd Flour
which arrived AZ the Hudson River from lsS TO the
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DUsLtSH Trls DAY Porn. Of William Words ofih,
l with ~ introductory essay ~ hi. if- .nd "nnnRs
vol l2n1 with portrait Coihs con gilfFNrs . N
THIS volume contains Wordsworh- most Characteristic
ana besu8l pieces and 900 believed hat The Poets III
mir-rs viii be- sd 90 recognize their favorrs 10 % con-
vrnI-lfA Orn. =,
Tn Merchant. WIDOW and her Young Family By Mrs.
Hofanf A new efitou. S.; c.s- .
The Onr~r'. Widos and her Young Family. BY Mrs
X d-nd. 81. Go y
The Ciersym.n's Widow aud her Young Family. BY
Mr. Holland. SO cts 800,
Hsns Andersen. Story Book with memoir ~ May
Hrpsitf srd Illustrations - 80. giit g. -
Bow ~ Mount Rhlga By Mis. {. NJ sedwick. Cloth g
cis gi s1. az. o,-,,
NtARL4 READY-Taies from Shakespeare by Charles aud
Mary I-m1. with rty illustrations
CsF Co. have recently imported vzrieiy OF JuVe
ui and Diner books. suifsh FOR Chd-nasand New ears
or-.~u's L ; FRANCIS co. - Broadway
NIL .fI.and
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III A IL n ! 4 ID .

Oa us Ieh u,i y Honor the Mayor of hoos 3n AitNiN
OAR INDERHILL of tast Brooklyn. fp CAROLINE, s+'nN
laughter 81 sss Aberi'on. deeased. of e town of Nof "'n
ssad. l. ....... I'D. 90.
90 Tie Iih net hy Henry Chase. capt. RICHARD VIM
IEIsEY 20 M.s FhILURA MARIA sOCfhWoKIH. boti o Say