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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
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no.RD WANTED-By gentleman, his wife, ana
DciiIj ear od "a pleasant location between fourh
and Tenth "a convenient 10 Broadway. Ihey VIII rqHc
GOOD sized ROOM with 81 attached an1 me % sloy
viii not be objected %. The gentleman VIII One gu
cent on Surdsys addressed TO . liam on ~ ln-
ONCE ,4fns particulars and terms, which nu'i De
% be attended To- - -
BOARD NANTED-For a gentleman with = SINAI
Dsmly in the upper part Of the city above Prince
A prva'e family preferred. Terms musI oe holsfste
Address II 7. NJ this ONCE - -
DOARD-A pleasant front room on the "a aoor io' one
ID Or two gentlemen gent eman ana rs VIE 49,
single rooms for or gentlemen Appyol g-l-s- - ~
uOARD-Veryp easant furnished rooms with board Al
DWslker 81 ST eide o. ami near % Broad~ay So w
PRIVATE BOARDING, NEAR ST JOHNS
4 PARK-A private family can accomull lie ehisu1u
and lady or few ngle gentlemen. viii dr-rss " lei
10 ms At Is Huhes few doors wes OF - JON I d
Reference exchanged -, . -
=. CLERGY desires 10 obtain pleasant room
a for Lins H. furnished not with or without nosrn H
he upper part Of The CRY location IN prNair a'f
preferred Addres, '. VI al tins Office stalng ieru-'
DuON~ WITH B,sAKD.-A small private iainIy
IA " hite.st few doors from Broadway, would ~ OF
ar yo roc M TO genern ara his wife The apartments
are superior with srm cold and shower-bain- ApPy a.
60 Whites
fs,Vo HIGHLY EDUCATED German iadI,s,
Wi ming 10 gvr lessons lu German French lIh" ns eI'
music would ike obtain bOsrd la faIhIy " ~ re
in the above branches would be required ne %
eierence will be gwen. Please address 'eVe's 10
Office of The Tribune. - W
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,uuvCIIE CnILDREN.-Dr II B. wlLBUR,

40 THE LADIE-.-A choice a'ofileni ol D,s
l rhudr-rs and rfsnf- VIII e, bscE.dran ana pear O.
fnr hats win plan and fancy Trimmings ieaNc'-' a.
c.oih and velvet caps-every variety - 800. 49, nj, -
- i'm. J. II MOsAROU ES, - Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

,,aItfu E>t;K ,yiNt. aud other Machinery At
I Auction a Jer-ry Ciy. corner sshngon snd wayne
sis on TUESDAY. Oct 3, At 10 1clock enkrsNins "t
chimes .ls top snd pressure paws clamps, power snn
hand; slit. aud foot aihrs vices gn'sio e. pm sd oi
,rond mil .. dies aRi everythn. be- Ling - m" hs
ness. ,hsiuDg drums ,.ng. pueys benches hs' &c &C
Ssl. positive Can ~ scrn ans time prcyi.us - --"
The buildings and up-- lots will BE- sod 90 m lsh oca
-, a ,,c1''.s ,,r an. ur,o,s.. 81 tON.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

c. GlOES-Tne suceLo, very i.., al g. We" n...,s,
-s'" packet bsis JOHN W cALFh' h"s'''
.t1 -, A. s,ov~ In al fhs month q Ocioher 49,.
Th. o6sr. On -xo-leGt opportunity or p-fsos 800 1,
Of awaiting themselves Of ne aissat geo nov NS's
For frr. Il or passage. having sce.n M, ~ yoOD
CABIN psssens' a'P'' " ts2 s,utf.f ccr1ef " DyVs
A competent, sup 'fc'rg' ~. ,5a
will T. a. Oh .rs- Of corsxnnieu's
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,1Tr.K.siCIITED PER-UNs. or tho.

Il : ssfactng Eve fountains which obtained me pre-
MUM from the American institute Wafer i me uos IL
yusbe remedy a can be used for prsserFng me eyes
m n no way = application 50 beneficial A. wren con
unuous shower from this l.e machine 5 showed 20 play
,n ne co,ei eve and surrounding parts Dr. f0weA a.
s a. r.ual 10 diseases Of the Eve and Ear al ~ Broad
wsv entrance II Warren-st where be had h- BOOK on
he 80 siv OF beautiful artificial eyes zig juseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ Joncs's Amber TooIh Pastel hiiens th-
lee D, hardcns he gums the BREATH aud Is wihoJ
eNcepuun The mpt beautiful and economical article eve
made sold Cnns boxes Tor = A. 50 Chsthamst - ieoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

l An Individual having bis disposal about $500
v1 ng 10 invest that ia concern lere NJ 'y
IN ac We part being ell acqusntet with me pr-cc 80
Inc orerc principles Of mechanics lie l. capable o. unle
akng he management under the supervision OF lAe PiV
,.t,s COMMUNICATIONS will he attended 10 from pfllci
bss orlv " cl may be put IN Box IL PosiOhee' Nr~
YORK; by post prepaid, when iuf'Ael eAP'l- - =.
LIZ. I'd IN LerIleN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

-ny -.IE-s,esu Fnzias Of three horse p0wer-one
f.aI,'. MAKE nearly and n perfect order, u IN
an .xrs ,roug bo err For sa- cheap apply IL 20 nassau
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
EGG POWDER.

r,DvARpSs CT EsRATEO E5G POWDER, veg
E,l.t'- r~-,psnnd being u'e ~ egss Ols pa'A
= .-,,i y, .x esFs. and SUFFICIENT Or t"o ps'l- "i
a.. i-h ~ .rare On.y ren.s. Luxury VI -c9-pmy
ne, e Ce.Esm = Hvael e. ~ q 1in - io e-ry
= -. - ~ C~.ar vrrh--t ~ ard ? Flon = lo NASSAU
- c.i,re nc Sarng. 81 snc Broadway - sld ~
VY~sou a. and .ll toT-ry- - -
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AucTIo>mTME sTocA ASp e. s,NT n, a Q,

a between Rivnson sua stanton ,is vii be cod ~ suc-
non in lo, 10 .u purchasers. ThursdHy 2ob sepem
her 10 Oc Ock CONSISTING ~ co"Hing Stoves isiu"ess
grsie- castings iron columns, sugsr ara eaSotou 'o'rs
,9aber IN. onndry hxures consisting ~ crane sDd
lNfue- Oveu With heavy cat IRON ceftiafo qua Huea
nj e. column and other Hacks Of wood aud "n, sc-o
prans ,nd platform scales q. l. Bro~- p,seni hoo pat
t.rn- fr cooAing stoyes hollow furnaces &C cart
- 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ Twelfth Ward Germun Taylor Club
regular meeting of the Members OF this Cub Will De h5u
al m. German Taylor House BlO0Hingtae Road between
Fiftyfrs and Fifty second Monday evening 2'i
INST 7! O'Clock Our brother Wings Of the Ward and all
ibose favorable the election Of Taylor and Fillmore, s
and Patterson. cay come, and join US IN hearty re-
snoue 10 he above nominations Able speakers Will be II
attendance. by order, JOHN NOOh rIesiiehl,
r. FIRMS, Secretary - -ts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
B. MOONEY. Au,uoue-r.

b MOONEY. Auruourer
BOOTS AND -HOk~.-St0 csses al auet on On
ID TUESDAY nNt, ). pt 70, n 10 oclocA \ NJ Al .."f.
rs Peari-st comprising general ss-ormeni
General as nent constantly on hand private sale Al
he low-.t rates sl3 81 d. GALE, 20 Pean-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
.,,,,7Xys-, NrI>-gIrIJt, $50 BROADWAY

,,TJN -A>rIN-girt1f,b go hhONDNAI
ISNr J. l.. HArTON Pianist and NoeHl-i, rom Lon
don beys 10 announce that he will give hs popular enle
t. NJ nj Al he above lusmie Monday, "Wednesday ano
FRIDAY evening" Sept q a ard - IN the course % nrsr
ept- Mr. Hnton viii introduce sOme entirely NV
sot gsl-o specimens ofthe Classical Panoiore snrc
ne celebrated DR. Felix NendesOhn BsrhOldy. Ickrts
I'd cents ZACH 10 be had he music stores me ms ~
ond ~ Mr. Haton Asor House 10 roums nee 81 0ciocs
rb.ooa iu tl - uroyra p me -.ch evening s3 SMiWsF-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
RATS RATS. RATS!

RATS. RATS. RATS!H
r. OLlNEHs Patent self-seung koVoslps
I4.S, Ra'rrsp IL decidedly the besi kscstchor Ia
CSXs3Y3ssthe Uncd states. Il has and Will deceive me
Ss->9 most cunning old Rats that have been too vide
awake for all other trsp-. The sagacy n tn vermn VIII
Ia nj no avail " I'M this ine enuu- trap The rat Il thro~n
!, he ran a. IL advancing Ia tho hsths rap resets r.
each rst 4. caught M,de add fr sale 1T jehcrson'
Al h.fve-n Fast Broadvsg ard DivsOn-st.
B-Pstsnt rights VIII bo sod or exchanged Tor land.
49,. mora state. ~ "a W Swis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

lR. TAYLOR'- BAL~AN Of Live wort - The
tFonlv successful remedy known for consumption rrd
liver - over 5000 have been cured hy be- use Be
wac ~ e rterei. n q are lours Buy only ~ the
orrirl rropr,o SO Borry sd % Beesnsu-sf ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

$500 small stock u Boots sid shoes with the psi.
eyes a. good ~il % business 81 srne ears.
-tsndng IN rapidly improving ppfnon 90 mo ny o'
grooklyp irh valu .be lessee, will be Opposed 81 ~
MAJ az energy and enterprise. II application De- msi' sor
To .nch per.on The opportunity unusu-l ore fof
sstabh.hiog profitable business Address Box ID n T.
Post Office. s<pb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

Estimating fifty gallons OF Molasses 10 eac"
hog.besd Of sugar the total product for '7 l2OOo
900 Of gallons or exactly double the quantity estimated
-, ,be wear previous. Ofl2OOoO0O gallons there have
heep shipped to the Atlantic ports, 32VloVO against
100000 gallons the year previous leaving Tor 'ne con
.unpton Of the West and South, 100000 gallons
AGAINST 100000 gallons in l-i6-'7
At Louisville the money market is somewhat
restricted bu. the banks continue 10 check on the last
=, per cent The outdoor rates range from to
per cent
The Chicago J0ipnal says
low 81 mate there here STORAGE iaos FOR some ~
-. gsng receirfs nythng more snfn. hth Nti
~ oiber port. 1sdlr Frezhfs sf~ cpn-equ-n'p ry
Of bl.hc i1r wlefi nen as'i i' "a
~. ~, soper p.,g tolls, &C. Tie quality oi ne gram conn x
80 -o.t orobsbs f Oh calculations though hgh pf- wv
A. nyeA toward draining the country Of surplus u neS arr IS
snsd.
Exports of Cotton from Mobile TO foreign ports
and value for the rst second third and fourth quar-
,srs Of ls474s. .........o ~,
Ts, omar end Aug 81 49, 457l2 29Olsss0 - 2s5l2s 81
do DO MAY 81, 10. l66l 1872 83t9o55z 2gD'2es o.
40 DO Feb % az .92843 20 20 30 3<l5''3l -
DO DO nov. 81, 47.li,N5 1'tBl' ''i''oo 20
Grand .s49OO3 l6oOiO65 10, 1854 %
Markets.. Carefully RFPoRrRD FOR The TRIBUNE
'.' Fpfn.r September p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
FALL BoNNETS.

LADIES about rchasing straw bonnets for theFsli
"a A0wiu ind il their sdysutsg. 10 call on Mrs "
u& MARCY, "a bo-ery where hey can ma a"gs
VZl assortment IT every Kind of whit" sr,ss, bissh,
Ian and the moot fashionable yi"- ~ sfse'
Also greuth flowers Tea hers aud TbhoGs u every rsy
~ .ts Also v-lsss a. satin, all - which vii bs
sod Al very ow prices Ladies vi hng ther Old hnhns's
cleaned and repair have thcmdOnr 10 a-pr" nNl-
- = 49, TuS ~frs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
sxSEE MtRINE yoURNaL. FOuRTH PaGEr
PORT OF NEw-YORK. SEPTEMBER 3.
MINIATURE ALNANAC....rHls DAY.

TIM scoh 'N
MO s-'..--.....b 81 Ki~ss-.-.- I Eve-.------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

g. TO kENr-Unul let May ne1t, ne i~of'ofs 49, 80
A.. bose. - McDDIgaI o. near ib- NtshpsDp Is1e
~ GfyYnd Hss every COW. neDee Tor e'iLiyit.Dss
resdence-ktchsn range. IfOVn "ssrlt N" oss'Fl ~
..cord siOry, With warm, - and shower Ds'n'
house cau and 'orf- moan on tes a,,rr ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
snNrANEous coMBUsn0N.

There sas a good degrec q spontaneous
combustbn ia the RATINcATios BY the cut
zsns OF Columbus last evening Without any
concert he show was magnificent, ana me
enihusiem seemed unbuunded. Every ore
seemed q be operating upon bis own nook
The principal houses in the city were pfi'-
lisntly Illuminated. Bouires were built al The
intersection ui streets. Rockets and fire-bails
glanced through the air. Music lent IT'S AMI
mitin, charms. And cannon lent their ihun-
dsrs {, speak the fiiings where the lightning
has n, voice. Our entire population, men,
woman, and children seemed TO be out. and
in The best OF humor with themselves and
with ZACH other. Festivities, songs, and spec
cIlrs occupied the time till about / O'Clock,
wher gcnlle aud timely shower adjourned
the aadsome meeting. and admonished all
thatit was time to repair to their respective
homes, and allow their neghbors to sleep
Columbus Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

We were Yesterday handed the following
Interesting scrap. by Mr.. J. M. twi G, who
has the volume from which it was taken.
From the PhiIa. Aurora of July LIST, 1878.
1t is with pride, we insert ii this days pa
Der. the arrival of the steam boat Enterprlze,
al Louisville, 10 the short space OF twenty
five DAYS from New Orleans, distance OF
fifteen hundred miles. The ease and CELEBRITY
with which this vessel stems the current OF
the water of the Mississippi and Ohio, must
be truly interesting to the manuiac turer, the
merchant and the farmer, OF This Western
country The steam boat certainly has de-
cided advantage over all others in navigating
tie Western waters. 1t is calculated to leave
New Orleans and arrive at Pittsburgh in Sc
days, distance Of nearly tweniy-three hun
bred miles.
The price of freight from New Orleans to
Louisville. it is said, will be reduced to SO so
per hundred, The price of freight is at this
time from TO 6 dollars -Bardistown Ky.]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
For the Wheeling Times.
OBITUARY..

Died. in Cincinnati, on the 18th inst. Will
LIAM CLARK son of BENZ. and Harriet Tomlin-
son, aged two years and tour months.
Weep, gentle mother! thus bereft
OF thy hearts idol--weep for him the tears
Those bitter tears. which nature bids TO flow
Relieving thus the anguish of thy love
Which else would rend thy heart too sadly
Aud, perchance, its struggle long, would all
untune
lis strings relax its tendons and unfit
Ii, for lies further strife. For strive we must
While sorrow. sin, and death inhabit this
Our world Then weep yea, grieve, that
thou hast lost
| Thy tteasure!-yet forget not th-re is balm
For every wounded hart Thy beautiful
But sleeps; sleeps to awake ! His angels
Even now, stands in the presence OF his God
| There will ne wait for thee.
JOY to you, parents!
For We have given to God what is above
All price: to the celestial choir have added
One. whose golden harp shall never CEASE
ihe song of praise to Him who took him young
And gultess as he was, ere with spot
Earth had de led his purity, to dwell
Before his throne--rom whence his tiny wings
Shall often bend their flight, toward this
I
His earthly home, to cheer and comfort those
Whose hearts he lett so desoldte. In time
Revealed too shall be that love which now,
In darkness yelled, shall then III brightness
shine,
And make it clear to thee, that Providence,
In mystery conceals designs which eminate
From wsdom's highest source: that faith, may
have
Its perfect work to purify and fit
The soul tor Heaven whose atmosphere Is ne'er
Obscured by clouds aud darkness, making dim
What otherwise the souls felicity
Would constitute.
Look up, ye parents, then,
And weep with chastened tears. Behold yonr
child,
Your gentle child-in all his loveliness
Transp planted TO IA soil more genial
To his purity, than earth's sin stained
And tainted world This cup ofbitterness
Will pass away. He chastens in His love-
let not your hearts rebel:'' "God gave, he
tock,"
"He will restore-He doeth all things well"
%M.tba,,, 10 IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

- fat Clay aud !uf SCOTT. They hal - 80.
va 10 The iss'--but then, when 1t was no
longer oi any use. they voted Tor G-n laylor.
a, Gieu csylOr said. when be led on the IT,
linois iNops-"li we oil pull together. we
cannot b. defeated. Ichecrs la illinois
we viii oil pali together
Mr. Fowler, Of New York had been strong
luil hl11led. juuhie twisted, wuot-t dyed, pure
and out-and-uat Clay Whig. But now he
went Tor Tarl0r oa the great rule that the
minority should submit to The majority. he
was submissive. He denounced the dema-
gozueisn OF the present administration. and
hoped il would be changed. lie loved Mr.
CLAY as heartily as ever. but be Tor one. glad
1 ly concurred with thedecisionoi the Conven-
! ton. (Cheers.)
1 Mr. Richardson, Of Maryland, bad voted
I for Clay--tnd then bad voted for Taylor
/ This was The voice OF his State. Gen Taylor
/ he'd been nominated, and now, said he, take
care, Tor Maryland will be the Banner State
/ in the majority. Taylor ard Fillmore are
our standard bearers--wilh them at our head,
we will march onward-ou ward--onward--
onward still-and we will place their banner
on C1plto Hill. Loud Cheers.
/ Mir Conrad, OF Louisiana. made warm
speech IN favor If General Taylor, aud OF the
principles OF which Taylor and Fillmore
were The opponents.
MIR Hlliard moved a resolution 70 the Ell
feet that this Convention approve OF the let
ter from Gen TsyIor to Captain Alison, OF
henlucky--anl recognized in lis contents
souni aud conservative Wing principles to
which every Wig IN the Union would cheer
fully respond. on which depend the prosper
ily of our country.
A conversation ensued, when on sug-
gesiio that as several delegates had left the
HdIl-Mr Hjliarl agreed to withdraw his res
olution.
MIR Haskell moved an adjournment sine
die.
Before the President put the adjournment
to the vote, he took his farewell OF the Con-
vention in noble and touching speech, re-
plete with fine feeling aud patriotic sentiment.
The Convention finally adjourned at bali
past 3, z. M.
The people are now assembling in indie
pendence Square, for the Ratification Meet
ing--where a scene OF Unprecedented and
and pleasurable excitement may be anticipa-
ted. will be there.
In conclusion. and whilst the sounds OF fif-
ty thousand voices are mlngling in my ears,
propose to the Wings of Baltimore "nlnc
cheers Tor Taylor and Fillmore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
*Mathew, Is, 10.
MON EY MARKET

The English tunus have fluctuated bu. little
during the past week; fair share OF business
has been done.
FRIDAY, 26.-The public securities have
been firm this morning, although stock is still
rather more plentiful than it-Cors is
have been Sis TO 81 for transfer; Sal to 81
for account.
The possibility of the Spanish Ambassador
being ordered to quit England should Sir Hen
~ Buwer be exoneratcd from blame, will
probably deter many purchasers a present.
Exchequer Bills have been lower again, viz.
42s TO BIS premium. Prices for Consols, May
26. for money, lowest Sis, highest ois-
closing S44 Tor account, lowest Sis highest
S44, closing $40.
In the foreign market little business has
been done and prices are aim ,st nominal
We quote Spanish 5per cents Tor the account
-; Spanish per cents Tor The account II 10
2l4; Dutch % per cents 42lo Al and Dutch
1 per cents 81 /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
Great Sale Of Imported Hines, Liquors
Harana Cigars, &c, at Pittsburgh.
BY JOHN ID. DAVIS, AUcTI0yEER

an Monday, June 26tb, common &c ing at 10 o,clock
- Nj, at the ware house of p c Martin corner q
smithheid and Front streets, will he sold without re
serve nus entire STOCK, amounting TO nearly 500 COO
large proportion of the Wines and Liquors consist n
some of the most celebrated brands aud varo VIM,
ranging from 1890 1919 aud OF direct
"aie VIII he continued from day day until all arc
sold. as the eWner is declining the business viz.
/ q casks superior French Brandy, chsice brands
10 barrels Peach Brandy, very old
pipes superior Holland Gin
So casks Port Wine, various brands
40 hhds and casks White Wine
IL pipes Madeira Wine selected brands
or pipes superior pale Sherry Wine
10 dry and sweet Malaga Wine
e Tenerife do
Liston do
Red Il"
hhds st EstepLe Claret do
puncheen Irish hiskey
do and 3 hbls Jamaica Spirits
81 bbls old Rye Whiskey
hldS, qdarts and pints London Porter
SO bottles East India Ale
a doz bottles very fine CIaret Wine
80 baskets Champagne do
doz Cordials assorted
IL bSs Wine aud Stoughton Btters
40 doz bottles Brandies, very old
50" Wine
10" Old Rye Whiskey
$4,000 superior Havana Cigars
10 bxs fine quality Tobacco
50 = and halves Sardines
80 bbls Cider Vinegar
90 " Copperas
80 large Ioaves Loar Sugar
lemon sy,ups, Pepper Sauce, Brandy Fruits, Tomato
od'snp, 10 doz Playing Cards, Wines and Liquors in
s'ahu CASKS Together with stands casks, tools, Tx
lures, and a great variety OF other articles
~ Catalogues will he ready on the l2th, and goods
may DC examined previous to the sale. jel3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE.
A, PAXTON e. SON.

II AVE inst opened in one of the Store on Mon.
roe street. nearly opposite the Post Office, an en-.
treiy new and extensive assortment OF Carpetng Oil
Cloths and other goods 10 which they respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock comprises
Brussels Carpeting,
Imperial Three Ply do
Superfne, Fine and Common Ingram carpetng;
a., 4 and So Tapestry Twled and connIon
Vcnitian do
Cotton and Rag do
Cd 4 and A cold and plain Canteu Mating:
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread Also
124, 81, "a and Druggets and Linen crunb cloths
administer, Tufted, W Iton and Brussels Rugs;
Brass Stair Rods, all sizes;
| Adelaide, Manila and AIicant Door Mats, &C, sc.
| HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
II A. I'D and 1914 imperial Marseilles, Toilet ant
| Dresden Quilts; a84f
| 12 la and 10 Linen and Cotton Greetings;
Linen and Gotten Pillow Goods;
| Superior Irish Linen and Cotton Shifting;
"a, 81, "a and 1914 Damask Table Cloths and Table
Linens; Et fF
| Napkins and Doylics; fling
| Birds eye, Iiuckah Scotch Diaper 4 Crash Towel
/ Piano Table and Stand Covers; ..-
| Embroidered Window curtains; -..
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
| Fur" ire Dimiiy;
Il cktn S and Bed Lace;
| Feria,en Cord and Tasscls, for Blinds;
W0rsted and Cotton Fringes. Also good assortment
| OF Gloves and Hosiery; Linen and cambria Hdkfs;
Ladies' aud Gents silk Cravats,
| French worked Collars
T. Parasos, Umbrellas, &c, sc, &c.
All of which will he sold the lowest possible prices
ana persons wanting will please call and examine.
| myl7 A PAXTON IL SON