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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
DR.. EooFLAND'S
German Bitters.

Their p,yer the above diseases is not excelc-ii
cIuaied--by any uther IreIara II IN the United States
the attest in many after skiiul phy sciaGs
had failed.
Dermgemcnt ri the Liver and Stomach urces cf
insanity, and will ais pr suce disease ui the Heart skin
Lungs and Kidneys and M the idy open an attack ot
the Oh era Bill nr ell Fever, and Is generally the
first that bine.ul disease. C,IlsuInI H.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

CrRE FOR CHoLERA.-Dr. John w. Moore
states in a Mobile paper, that he cured one
hundred or more extreme cases OF the cholera
not losing one, by the use Of tobacco. lie
administered in The form of an enama, of the
strength of one drachm to pint, He first
lried II upon negro, whose pulse was gone,
his tongue was cold, and his muscles so rigid
that he rested only on his head and heels.
perfected by drinking decocion Of senna.
In his own cases DR.. Moore took into his sio-
mach spoonful Of The tobacco decoclion,
with perfect relief from cramp and diarrhna
He has no doubt but that cholera may be as
easily managed as :he feyers OF our country
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
A JERSEY BOY IN CALIFORNIA.

JERSEN Buy In CALlfOhNIA.
Mr. William Z. MQrford, of New Jersey,
who sailed for California, writes to The Sussex
Register, as follows
"SAN Francisco, Jan. G. lSa9.
Upon orr arrival al Monterey
we heard of the gold mines, and cmblazoned
as the accounts were. they AT once gave Inc
The idea of seeking my fortune among them.
After our arrival al San Francisco, most of
our men, including the cook and steward,
ran away from Us The captain then begged
the residue to stay by The ship until she WAS
discharged, and then he would give Us clear
or double our wages, TO double mine would
be twice is GA slim chlncc.) However,
the remainder left excepting D., the sail
maker, and myself. After which the cap
tain remarked, Gas You are all apprentice,
am in duty bound 10 return YOU 10 New
York. and refused me my discharge; where
upon took French leave for The mines. AZ.
'cI walking about 800 miles through the
Spanish Ranches, arrived at Suffers Fort
on the Sacramento. then proceeded Oh
horseback (Capi. Suffer having given me a
musiang) TO The North fork Of Rio Americana
81 worked about eleven days, averaging
Sl0l per day-.vas then taken sick with the
fever, and had very severe time of it.. [
received four visits from the neares, doctor
which was 60 miles off, and paid him to the
tune Of S600-Sl50 per vi<i'--leaving me
with about sixty dollars in pocket, after pay
ing for my provisions, which are high, in
proportion, [enclosed is price current.
Lieut.. Roach obtained me situation with
Messrs Cross Hobsn & Co., extensive mer-
salary of $3.50 month and boarded board
/ is 90 dollars a weck--irdeed every thing is
at an enormous price at present. | still re-
main with them; but as soon as | collect
can live much better OH 80 dollars month
in New York, than here for $3.50. Then there
is no society here: it is ten times worse than
! Wisconsin; with gamblers nnumerab!e, and
the Spanish gambler will murder lon with a
good will for your clothes or Blankets. You
may Judge the state of society, also, by II
great palt OF i, beirg composed OF disba..ded
soldiers and runaway sailois.
81 have acquired considerable Spanish, fol-
can assure you when your subsistence de-
pends on your speaking that language. YOU
will soon Jumble together enough 10 indicate
What yon want. have ioul.c
that Spanish girl is the best grammar il
the world and since my arrival in town,
have beel--studying grammar.
'li had 1000 dollars here could MAKE
$4,000 in short time hope 10 be home
by the Spring Of ls50.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

NOTICE.--As The late firm Of Masser 4
Eisely was dissolved in March isis, and The
books left in the hands Of II. B. Masser for
collection. persons are hereby notified 10 set-
tie with and pay over 10 the said H. b. Mas
ser any balance due for advertising or sub.
scriplion to the American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

u CoLp WEAruER.--The weather on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday last, was
unusually cold and windy. So much so,
that cloaks and over coats were every
where put into rtquistion. Had there
been snow on the ground the temperature
would have done credit 10 the coldest days
of January. As it was, ice a half inch
thick was formed during the day. Fortu-
nately, high dry wind prevailed during
the whole time, or we should have sorry
account to give Of our fruit crop.
U Snow SroRM.-Wednesda last was
one Of those days, not only out Of season.
but exceedingly unpleasant. During the
forenoon 1t rained slowly, but toward eve
ming it blew up furious snow storm,
which continued all night. The ground
was covered, 10 the extent OF three or -four
inches with snow, and there was some APP
prehension that the gardens and fruit trees
would suffer. The wind and the sun on
Thursday, soon dissipated the snow, and
things look again like spring.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

ULANK BOOkS.--Aa ss<artsaeat oS Blank
- Books, just received AMI sale by
II. MASSER.,
sunbuIy, Bec..c, 1913.
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Notice.

Y>HE partnership, heretofore existing under the
L name Of "Dcwart n Druner," having been
dissolved. the subscriber announces to the public
that he will continue the practice of the law at tho
office formerly occupied l., said firm. in the
Borough of Sunbury. Business entrusted TO him
will be promptly attended to.
CHARLES J.. BRUNER.
Sunbury April 81. lsi9-3mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

Correspondence Miss mri Republican
THE ICARIAN COMMUNISTS AT NAUvOO.
NAuyon Ill March 2l. 1910.


TIE IcARIAN COMMUNISTS AT NAUvOO.
NAuvoo, H., March 81, is49.
Although Nauvoo has been reduced from
her proud position Of an important and flour.
ishing city-ailhoueh her population has been
diminished 10 one.fourth of what il was un.
der the dynasty Of its frantic founder, yet a
new era is now dawning on the humble capi
tai Of Mormonism a new impulse bids fair
to make it far surpass, in substantial pros
perity, its palmiest days of Mormon pride.
Only week since, there was an arrival a,
this city, Of three hundred citizens of France,
who we,e seeking that repose in the quie, of
our own wcll-reg,lated Government which
they could not enjoy anil the stormy and
proscrip,ive spirit which has so long ani,a'cd
heir own country. This band of emisranis
struck with the picturesque beauty of the
place, and impressed with the fertility Of the
surrounding country and The healhfulness Of
the locality, have come 10 the conclusion that,
no place can be better adapted 10 their wants
than Nauvoo. This company of emigran's is
headed by the distinguished Cabel, who is
determined 10 make this place nucleus for
emigration. It said that seven hundred, " no
belong TO the same association, are expected
| TO meet their friends here in short time,
and that thirty thousand, who are still III
France, and who are said 10 belong 10 the
same broihcrly Fraternity, will emigra'e and
settle with their brethren who are already in
the United States, under the tla,te,ing exrec-
of this emigration. There is no reasons Why
1t should not rival, in prosperity and impor-
lance: the most fiourishing cities OF the Great
West.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

ADD'S celebrated Horse and Csule Msd-
- cine for sale BY HENRY M.ssEK.,
sunsury Jan. e5fh, lss9--f
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fFrom the l'hila. Ledeer.)

ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP
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HERMANN.
8 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE WARM EUROPE.

OPENING OF THE cAMrAucN IN ITALY
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-20
PICK LIES, JELhIES,
PRESERVES, &C,

FEVIIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
IL the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PR ESERN Els
which he sell, wholesale retail, fifty per cent.
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find ii advantageous to examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part viz:
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BALTIMORE BANKS.
No. 2l6 BaltimOre street,

Open at 8 O'Clock, 4. NJ. and close at 3
p. M.-1he discount days are d:
Union Blk Of Maryland-Mon. s. Thurs.
Bank of Extraordinarily & Friday.
Farmers & Plantcrs'-NIon. * Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
mechanically Wednesday & Saturday.
Farmers & observation-disclosures Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial & Farmers'-Tues. s. Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-Every day.
F. P. Savings Instiution-Tues. & Fri
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-20

Raspberry Vinegar, in clarct bottles, 10000
Lemon, do do 5000
ALSO-A superior article of Tomato, Walnut and
Mushroom CATSUPS; African and American Pep
PER SAUCE; French Mustard and prepared Horse
radish.
Families and dealers can also be supplied (by the
hundred) with Cucumber Pickles, finely spiced and
i'll vinegar superior article of Sar<rout, and Cider
Vinegar, at WILLIAM BODNlAN's
Picking House and Vinegar Depot,
oc 16 ! yr No. 46 and As 5. Howard-st.
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COFFEE
Duty. free from place Of growth, other

Duty, shcathing, IA inches wide, 4s do.
long. weighing IA to "a ". per square
foot, free; other sizes and shapes, in
plates or sheets called BrazlerS; spikes
rods, bolts and nails 2O per ct.; pig and
bar and old copper, ) per CT; ore, free
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-20
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.


JOHN L. DONALDSON, Pres't.
THNIIIS COMPANY proposes to insure lives
II for one or more years, or for life, at the RE
DUCED rates specified in the following table, being as
low as safeiy to the assured and to the company
D0ud justify; with these rates the assured enjoys
the benefit Of immediate in lieu of prospective
and uncertain bonus. He risks neither his policy
nor the premium, that he has paid.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-20

Intermediate ages at propOrlonate rates, and these
premiums may be made payable annually, semi-an-
nuay quarterly, at option of the assured.
BUYS and sells Annuuities.
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes contracts in which life the interest of
money is involved.
jy 20 If RICHARD b. DORSEY, Sec,ry.
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WALTER Z. HARDiNG. LUCIUS REED
HARDING & REED,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6, BrOad,oay,
NEW YORK.
Give prompt attention to the execution of orders for
American Produce and Merchandise generally. Adj
vances made on consignments.
je9 IF
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YELLOW Sacathing.
Taunton manuf. .tb - Is O.
ZINC-Duty 51' cent. adj val.
Rolled. ........ ID - ~ q 5
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yT3- The following are the rates of Du-
ties in CASH, by the Tariff OF December LIST,
1Si6.-rhe I'oN is to be understood as
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Payable Annually, Seml-annually, or Quarterly.
THOS. M. ABBETT, President.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Medical Board:
J. r. w. DUNBAR, cor. of Hanover and LON
bard streets
G. c. M. ROBERTS, M. d., 1876 Hanover st.
For information on any branch of the business re-
to the printed pamphlets of the Company, or to
THOS. b. ADAMS, Actuary,
sc 80 If Carroll Hall.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
TNNHE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE

TNHHE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
IL INSURANCE COMPANY, at their Office,
corner of GAY and LOMBARD-STS. will insure
Marine and Inland Navigation risks-and against
fire on Dwellings, Warehouses and their contents.
BY the Charter of this Company, insurers aoih IL,
share IN The annual profits.
DIRECTORS.
William w. Spence, John ID. Early,
Col. O'Donnell, Richard Norris,
William Loney, John X. Randall,
Henry Winter.
EDMOND DIDIER, Prest.
A. II. Didier, Sec'y. u2S If
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GLN&S-NYindowl-

Ct ANO-Duty Tree.
Peruvian long ton Il - n 30 -
Patagoniln ..32 - a 30 -
GUNNIES Duty 20 U ct ad val.
Bags. small size, ca.-- d
medium do. -- d
-- large do. d
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LYFORD's BAaTlMORE PRICES CURRENT. (wholesaleJ
BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PURLIC LOANS.

Par value Of Stocks--alld prices ASKED and offered
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STEEL
TALLOW d SOAP STUFF

Duty 10 t. cent. ad val.
Tallow, Rough, ib - 6H@--
- Rendered.. - d 6
Soap Stuff. - d
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PRICES OF STOCKS,

REPORTED FOR IYFORD'S PRICE CURRENT.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARl
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FEATiIENS-Duty . Fct. ad val.
American, gesse, ID % G-35
FISH
Duty ON Foreign caught, 30 per cent
and when hume-caught are exported,
drawback equal in amount to The
duty pad on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
E-.lE.l Lp 1ln III
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BARRELS AND CASKS

Barrels, for Flour. -25 G-2S
-- Beef. D d
Casks, for Flaxseed - a l25
BEESWAX-Duty 20 u ct. al. val.
Yellow ........tb- al = q -22
DOWN ES Du+v N Ip Ct al cal
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POTATOES-Duty 80 Y cent.
Eastern, bushcl -- d
The daily crescent., 1849-06-09
THOMAS BRADY,
81 --- CHARITIES STREET I'll
DRY GOODS.

sf 9s$F aa% f M Es SsS
GOODS ennbles to offer selection from Stock rees
"''I Piaa 2fa'IH"9;s bIae sIi.R ifGsfi Tissues.
Plain Mazarine blue, pink, sky and mode BAREGES
EsTa1ly N5 P,nea nn5 Cab. iis TsHsrT s issue,
$3.50 yards fine printed rlssues-35c. yard
Fine fast color French Jaconet.1'c yard;
8 cases improved Swiss iawns-lGc. a yard;
Embroidered Swiss t1usiius;
Satin striped printed Frenc, Iacone,s:
Foriard Silks; Grenadine and Hermann Silks;
Very rel, hsi, nslIed "a Can,elson .l;,oas shs Il.
Detached leaf black Gros de Lyon;
Yard wide high lUstIed MatiiOn;
Plain and changeabIe Polka SPOT rich Lustre;
Plain black Manchester and sjptalfeIds Ducapes
Rieh veon cos Jacquard loom chene Silks quite new ;
Printed iiernani Silks;
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured issue Silks
Together with every New Material and Design in
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Mannlas, all New Shapes:
Comprising plain black high ustre Natiioni silk velye,
Apleque Sprigs, and Embroiderel rich Cameieon and
Elack Lace square and dsmi-square SIAWLS:
WHie ;Gi black black Laces aces for CAFES;
& Wde and psmow ;, Fri I%@Ins sGss COLLARS
Embroidered Co!Iars Meehln Laces;
Vasnoiennes i.aces and Eisnss White Lace Dresses
Chldrens Embroidered koles;
Spngged Nets. very fine ior tapes, ,,,u.
White and cold Thule; r white and cS'l 3 +, Illusions;
White, black and cold CfapeS and Areophanes;
White and Black Lace Wells.
White and hack de,ni Lace Veis;
KID Gloves Silk Gloves, Thread Gloves;
bonnet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons, Neck Ribbons;
rearl sSilk Hose. White Cotton Hose
Patent tasi black Cotton Hose;
Slate Cotton iese, Merln0 Cotton Hose;
Silk Fripges and Buttons
CoUred SILK Trimming i.aces;
Swiss Musins, JacOnet Musiins Csmbnc MuSlrns;
Checked and striped Jaconet and Eiwss Ma'l'ns
i'anIric IiANDk ERCiIiEFS;
ilcm- stitched and Rivicre Csmbric iandkerchiets,
Embroidered and Lace do:
Green and blue AREGE, for Wells:
Camhrc nimy, Hair Cord Uimy.
Silk fandkerchefs, Printed Cotton DO. Madras do.
lSid FSf cheef G. exc GiSahAas; R'oiP AN s':'S'
EaIistown and French Gnghams;
French. English and American Caiicoes.
Furniture Calicoas Fine English Cacoes;
Turkey Red rWlLl.S;
1914. ia hi pure Linen Gerns'ey SiiEEIINGS;
6-t, IA "a l04 suner double HamhFo DAMAShoi
SIS 81 7-s double Damask Ma APkINS:
Uuckaiack Towels Scotch and Russia DIAPERS;
Pillow Case Linens 9-3 Window Hollands;
t,oored and White Toilet QUILTS
Lancaster Quilts, all sizes ,,,r,,,,,
Bleached and unbleached DOMESTICS;
ia 2i IO-i. I2-i Cotton IIEtCl NtIS;
Msrborcnrh Stripes, York Denms, Twill Jeans;
i,DttODades Furniture Eringes
Dan7asks Linen and Cotton Mosquito NETTING;
Bobinet Mosquito Netting.
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHIN A GRAPES for Dresses
Richly Embroidered China Grape SllAWbS;
Curiousty cary ed Chinese IVORY FANS;
Richly printed Feather Fans, pearl handles;
PLAIN white and black Feather Fans;
silk Embroidered Chinese SttREENS:
GGld and Silver Paper Fans
myla I'm THOMAS BRADY. 81 Charres ST.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-09

SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIEs.--The Wash
ington Union publishes an Introductory of the new
editors, Messrs- Richie and Burke. After gen
eral confession Of faith the editors come down to
the questions of the day and take up the position
of non-ntervention to slavery in the territories.
They say:
"And now with regard TO slavery in the terrific
res 1t should never be forgotten that this republic
as cSnfederdcy Of sovereign States possessing
equal rights Under the constitution, Massachu-
setts possesses the same ghs Virginia, and Nir
ginia as Massachusetts,. One Stale, or portion Of
The States, cannot pervert the powers of the con-
stitntion, or make use of the legislative, judicial
or executive agencies Of the government which ii
establishes to inlure another State, any number
of States. They AL stand, under the constitution,
upon the same common ground Of equality. They
are all entitled to enjoy the common benefits of the
Union, and all required to share its common
burdens. When the interests of the whole require
that war should be waged against another nation
power, each State Is required to bear its equal
share of the common burdens and sacrifices which
war imposes and demands. Each State is required
TO contribute due proportion of its money and its
blood, and each should be permitted to share the
common benefits which result from war; II any do
result. If money, in the shape of indemnication,
is acquired with victory, it goes into the general
treasury for the equal benefit of all. Or if terri
tory should be conquered, it seems to us that justice
demands that all the States should enjoy it equally.
If there were no difference in the institutions
Of the respective States of the coniederacy, there
could be no serious difference with regard to the
manner in which conquered territory should be dis
posed Of But unfortunately, there is difference.
SIN part of the States the institution of slavery
exists, and in part it does not. The former claim
tie right TO carry their institutions, aud whatever
they regard as property, into the common territory
of the whole; and the others insist that that par
tcular institution, and the particular property
which it recognises, shall not be introduced into
their common territory. As this is not only con-
iiict of alleged right, but of pride also, serious
dangers threaten to flow from it, and to disturb the
peace and permanency Of the Union. Now, in
such state of things what is the dictate of pari-
otsm and wisdom 1t is TO avoid the dispute, by
agreeing to common ground on which all can
stand. We propose the ground of NoN.IETERvEN-
The daily crescent., 1849-06-09
DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAGulREs pAoUERREorYPE

M would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- axe beswed ON him since he 6rs had the honor Of
Introducing the bAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans.
i've years ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any OtieI poson IN the world His specimens
sihhted at the Far IN competton with Others taken
The best operator om Now York and ha was awarded the
First Premium. No hbed at his establishment
bat these taAoo By himself j. M public that his
portraits will COutnce To be what they always have been
lhe bHsr His long experience and practice
ms best Inducements to desr0us of instruction
beautiful Genuine Voigandef Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than any in the city al other articles the same
Plates al 81 dozen Scoys No for $3 25guaIantie
Inc best plates made the United States: Cases % 70 and
- So New York Cnmsrax al ti3.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended
s1e Enrarce No. CANT street. \
The daily crescent., 1849-06-09
OARROLLTON HOTEL.


s5ViE undersigned respectfully inoIm the public that they
4 have Just taken the above Diioned establish So
uent with the extensive Gardens Ten Fin Alleys E:i
Billiard Room Ice Cream SaiOon, etc, ETC. appeitain E~A
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein Trey are
prepared to receive and accOmDodaie Permanent and
Transient Boades 1t is almost useless TO expa,iae the
numerous attractions be found the caollign lioti
Grounds. As suburban place of neitapment the eSta,
shmept is second TO in the South, possessing, as II
does almost unyaed scenery and the Artificial helps OF
Gardening the production 1i fruits and flowers, snch
where be found in the vicinity OF New Orleans
As place OF temporary rIsiicaonaS retreat from the
noie hustle and OF city eit merits Than oli
notice from the yisiter
The undersigned apprise the the public that their ardei
will always be found we'll supplied with the choicest Gnhi
lies of Game Fish etc. and they have lad III a hne
ssohed stock of Wines and oher Liquors they can ian'S
Dinner Supper Chance Repd,ts. to pVaie pa''ies nj
the shortest possible notice. -.
The undersigned therefore atter themselves That III adi
ton their assduoUs efforts 10 please the beauty o'
the iocaiien saubous atmosnheTe, the ease with winch
access may he had their establishment by railroad render
the arroon Hotel the most desirable OF all summer resorts
for the citizens Of New Orleans
~ For terms Of Board. etc, inquire the Planters
Hotel or at the Hotel in CarroltOn Capt. 4. AEGkBL
aI3 II CHAS. CHANDLER
The daily crescent., 1849-06-09
CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK sroRE. 16a Poyaras street

ssaIETED Mnsius, fast c0iOs and heaHti:u patterns OF
i2tIc. per yard, selling At the G h
10 70 2;o Scotc sng ghans ~ &c; eases Swiss Nsns,
5i wide, te. ri, usuuiy sold at jOc French Da
mash iUrtnu E ut S uTkey 2se do. nj iic.. IeldnE.
Gents large SIZE i;naa 2uibc idhf, style 81 80
l1Zssi worth double the money SH yards " hte Linen
MasIaia Netting Mt Sc same qrsty cnn he t0ngh
less ha 9o IN tic city cases irish Linens, by the aige
sna lHa.itiy less than wholesale pCes Pare Linen
c per y1l aEd upwards; Hd-sased Family Linen 1T
3f gogd he bought ior ,5 Buyers caa test ie
iyuth of The above 1gSeiti0Hs by comparing SAMPLES Also,
full variety Of the aad richest style gl tGnay nc'.
Sstape D GOODS, equally los. The subscriber would
remark that The practice this establishment; to oeI
few lea ing articles very cheap, with yelv OF obtHiang
erorbtau profits other gJos Vita facilities pnsnpasse
ur reyei lg gvOcia from the North The lowest
aoti7e and oreasug business unaffected BY choies ban"
i;ness saving per diem of from itsPn to twenty dollars
in and espenscshe afford TO sell cheap. Heavy
he met by profits. New Workers
aie especially invited call they will be reminded oi ihe
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
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