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0 FFICIA AL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUC-
TONS TO POSTMASTERS.
Cni;GorSa;n mud Or.ron Mc;Is r;c Hc,o,o Cho0r.s

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUC-
TONS TO POSTMASTERS.
California and Oregon .Mails, ria Havana, Chagres,
and Panama.
The United States steam-packet ''OHIO' will be
dispatched from the port of New York on the 9th
day of August instant.
The public is hereby notified that mails may be
sent TO New York, Charleston, South Carolina,
and Savannah, Georgia, to be conveyed by the
"OHIO," which will sail from New York on the
9th instant; from Charleston on the 30th, morning,
(probably;) from Savannah on the 3Oth, evening,
(probably)
Ma-bags should be made up at New York, and
at the other points named, for Chagres, Panama,
San Diego, Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Fran
cisco, and Astoria.
The entire postage for single letter, not exceed
ing half an ounce in weight, will be l21 cents to
Havana, 20 cents to Chagres, 80 cents TO Panama,
to be prepaid in all cases. and 40 cents to San Die
go, Santa Barbafa, Monterey, San Francisco, or
Astoria, to be prepaid or sent unpaid at the option
of the sender. Newspapers and pamphlets-sea
postage three cents each, and inland postage to be
added. J. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, August 6, l649.
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The Anssics is the next Cunard steamer due at
New York. She was to leave Liverpool on the
2sth ultmo and may reach Halifax tomorrow or
next day Her news will be week later than the
Cambria's
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TsLseRarHs IN Msxoo.-Tbe Mexican Vice
Consul at New York gives notice that an exclusive
right having been granted by the Mexican govern
ment to construct teIegraphs in that republic, he is
prepared to treat for the disposal Of said "right,"
so far as it relates TO the erection Of line between
Vera Cruz and the capital
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suit has been commenced in the English ad-
miralty court by the owners Of the Charles Bart
lett against those Of the Europa, to recover the
amount Of the pecuniary loss sustained in the col
llsion.
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HEREFORD.
Outlaws majority,

All Gates has been heard Of but from one pre-
cnct, which, if it goes it did in l847, Outlaws
majority in the county will be 20.
One precinct in Northampton has been heard
from, Martins in which Persons majorityis SO.
In Granville county despatch to the Union
claims ga gain of ITO for Venable over his Wing
competitor, Nash.'
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The following
letter from General Taylor was transmitted TO the
Legislature of Maine, by the Governor, on the Cd
utimo.
WASHINGTON, July 81, l849.
SIR have had the honor to receive your COM
muncation of the 23d inst, extending, at the re-
quest of the Legislature of Maine, an invitation to
visit the capital Of that State, and rendering me its
Inequalities.
receive with great sensbility this kind invita-
ton on the part Of the authorities of Maine and
should be much pleased were it in my power con-
veniently to accept it. and visit State so rapidly
advancing in all the elements of prosperity and
greatness; but | fear that other engagements will
deprive me of that satisfaction.
Be pleased to convey to the honorable Legislature
my thanks for the honor of their invitation, and
accept my acknowledgment for the hattering terms
in which it has been conveyed.
| am, very respectfully, your most obedient SER
want. II. TAYLOR.
His Excellency, JOHN w. DANA,
Governor Of Maine.
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TIL E RE ? u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:

THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 9, ls49.
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At the close Of the year 1885, there GA miles
ofralroad In operation in New York; and the first
ofDecember, 1912 there 33 showing increase,
In eleven months Of $40 miles By the FIRST Of January
1850, there will be about $50 miles in operation
which will make the aggregate length 22sa miles and
the total increase e6s miles In the State Of New York
there has been increase of about 400 miles In the
Southern and Western States, great many miles OF
railaoad have been opened this year. and far
recollection at this moment extends the total number
Of miles Of railroad put in operation In the United
States during the year 1s4e, will not be less than
2ooo At the close Of the year 1s.s 1t estimated
that there were 62o miles OF railroad in the United
States; to which add the 1000 opened this year and
the aggregate at the close Of 1s49 will be $3.50 miles
In 1s4s, about 1000 miles opened II therefore
appears that in 1s49 double the number Of miles we're
put into operation compared with the previous year
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NEW hooks. &c.

MoRoAN's LITERARY DEPOT. EXCHANGE PLACE,
Ul I'D jcrirs the Post Once, New ORLEANS LsAt the
above establishment swsys found Books Of every de-
soririon consisting Of Novels History Rcgrs ply scen
&c. Commercial Ihieal and Medical Works Also,
complete assortment Of Stationery together with all the
principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magazines
County orders for shy article tho suppei for
vardcd with despatch. Books mailed Prompt tttention
paid 70 any worn ordered By mail Foreign Books mpor,sd
Literary Depot, adjoining the Pest ofc. New Orleans la
P.S-Conplete arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throughout the UnioE supply Of
the works as fast az issued. J.C.N
I ITTELLs LIVING AoF.-No. 23-l2S GENTS
IL Contentl Miss fardoes Francis the First, Spectator;
Herman Neville Kodbufn, do ). Hudsons Bay Terri
tory do. Humtoldts Aspects OF Nature North British
Review Life and Coresp3sdet Of Robert Southey, Ex
SINNERS ode for the Peace Consre. ey for the Living
Agc; Scores from The Life Of Unprotected Female,
scebe2 Punch; Loris Napoleon his Master Examiner;
The Bungsr Fses do 10. The most Efectus secur-
ties for Peace do H. Canadian alton, DO Short Ar
,isss-sr Walter Scott, Deer, Ivory Mechanical Lseeh.
Value 81 Game Poison o. the Niper. War with Mexico Ps
euy-An Old fashioned Dtty, Published weekly at SIN
Dollars Jea- by D. LfrTEL CO, boston. aad sold by
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildine.
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The Hotels.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
rAAr.a II CaIAa. TT q ~

ANIMALS DEPARTURES.
Lieutenant George ii. Selden, u. 8. N; Lieutenant
New London: d A. Nash, William Buck, Sag Harbor;
William yasser and lady, Poughkeepsie; Colonel Hsr-
ris and lady. Poughkeepne; w. s. Pennington New
Jersey; II. Y. McFsrlan, New Jersey; w. w. Ester
brook and lady, Cincnnati Bise aud four ladies
Boston; j. A. Jackson, North Carolina; J. A Foucher,
Jew Orleans; A. F. NJ. Horn and family, London; Will
liam Barbin and lady, MONTREAL Thomas Ferrer Scot
family, Springfield; E. F. johnson, Middleton; DR.. A.
p. Hale, Charleston, s. C; DR.. Mcknight and lady
Providence Charles w. Scudder. Boston; Creigh-
ton, Navy; r. A. Guild and lady Brown University,
r. l.; George l.. Davis aud lady, st. Louis; Hon. n.
Wslworth, Saratoga Springs; Z. O'Conor New York;
lime, Havana; Ed. +. Doyle, Havana; Mr.. and Mrs.
Spooper Boston; J. g. Weld. Boston, j. Tobias Phila-
delphia; John Ball Philadelphia; Hon Benz amin Bran
dreth, Sing Sing; Hon. N Cruger, Westminster; and
Colonel Harris Poughkeepse, amongst the arrivals
at the Irving House.
John Travers, Baton Rouge; c. Cummins, Florida;
w. Montgomery, Dansberry; w Moult, New York; w.
Moulton, Mass; C. Appleton, Philadelphia; J. III.
Sinclair. Philadelphia Ed Amesburgh. Philsde phis;
John Taylor, Marylapd j. ii. Drew, Providence; w.
Lyon Tarrytown; George Bruce, Baltimore; J. Speed,
Baltimore; J. Felt Concord; and T. Irwin Newport,
have arrived at the American.
81 Garfield. Nashville; J. II. Wilkinson Troy; J. ID:
Richards Massachusetts,; r. Hincler, Canada; A. Ken
ney, Oswego; ID. b. Smith, Virginia; w Peterson,
Wheeling; j. Golden, Baltimore; j. Ely, Norwich; A.
Y T.. Mayer, Louisiana; j. Symes Providence; I. Ba-
con, Geneva; A. Wood, Geneva; X. Roberts Philade-
phia; and Captain p. Hingem, London are at the
Howard
General Dupuy, Ordinance Department, Canada Mr..
MCPHERSON, Hudson Bay Company; Amos Leland, Esq 4,
D. Burial, Esq, Geneva among the arrivals at the
Clinton Hotel.
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Shipping Intelligence.

PORTLAND, Dec IL.
Cleared-Bark Jenness Havana; brig Shamrock Car
denas.
BosToN. Dec Is.
Arrived-Bark Antelope, from New Orleans, 2Sth
Sth exchanged signals with showing elegraphc
one, II ebtr.
Barb Sarah Hand, from Mobile. 10Th ult
Brig Logan. from Trinidad, 18th ult.
Cleared-Barks Alton, Smyrna Ithona Trieste;
natanzas shannon New 0reans Cherokee Charleson
philadelphia brigs Angola. Cape de verds Persia,
na; Eoan Sagua; Hnckley, Havana; Yueatan, Phils-
dephia Jesse Frankfort load for Cuba chs
st Jago; VIM Clark, Philadelphia; Era. New York
GLOUCESTER, Dec l6.
Arrived-Brig Sarah Ann, from Surinam
Saed-h. bark Izette and brig Victorine, San Fran
cisco.
NEwBURyPoRr, Dec IL.
Arrived-Sshr Mary Balch, Philadelphia
Sailed-Schr Maria, Ckngres.
New BEDFORD, Dec IL.
Arrivsd-schr Cornelia, New York
WARGuAM, Dec IL.
Aivedrssh Rose in Bloom. Benjamin Brown and Frank
saled-lth, schr Adenc Rosina, Monterey
Del City.
Providence, Dec IL.
Arriysd-schs Albert Thomas. Norfolk Post Boy Albany
VIM Ring. do
saed-ship Nsrraganse Savannah; brig Smithfed Coast
OF Africa scbs SouthrDer Baltimore Charles Parker
fok; Liberty and Worcester Philadelphia; soops Brown
Radiant and Apollo, New York.
WARREE. Dec l6.
Sailed-Sloep Vermont, New York.
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COMMERCIAL APPAIRS,


Tuesday, Dec. Is-S y. M.
There has been material alteration in quotations
for stocks to-day. The market opened and closed
heavy and the tendency was downward. By the arri-
val Of the Hbernia have week later intelligence
from all parts Of Europe commercially the news s un
important. A slight decline in cotton hsd been
alissd but holders we're BY anxious TO sell,
being Opposed to await later accounts from this
side There appears TO be little stir in political mat
ers, and public affairs the continent are now In
tate Of fermentation. Money was never more sbun-
CANT and the Bank Of England is completely flooded
With bullion. In the face Of this II IL impossible 10
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JEWE I.RY.

RALJ, TonPKIss, AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS TO
- Msrqusnd h Co.--1mperters Of Silver Plated Ware,
watches, Clocks Diamonds Jsvery Fancy Goods Cutlery.
Bohemian Glass Ware, ke ho., &C. Manufacturers Il
and other rich iswsiry No & Broadway South q
Murray Sign 81 the Golden Eagle Have recently
received land are constantly reeevng from various
factories Europe extensive variety desirable articles
ofyevery, Plated Ware, watches Fancy Goods &C.
fsetured TO order from patterns personally selected many Of
which before in the United states Thsir
assortment Of Silver Ware ard Diamond Jewery nanufsc
sursd under their mmedias surervsonl ~. never more
pete They invite their customers and the public In
neral 70 call and select from, that not be- TO In
srec their stock which s largely increased both In
riety and richness teyond their accustomed assort
mett OF Holiday frestn all Of which offered at the
lowest prices
r. sTRwART MANUFACTURES OF FINE JEwIL-
". aud Silver Ware, No. 10 John street mp stairs,
trsneh at b5 Broadway near Spring street Fine articles
only at the lowest prices No limitations The present
stock shall be sold lower than uual in order 10 facilitate
NEW arrangements by the let Of February, 1850.
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FOREIGN.

EcoNonIcAL LIVING IN LoNDoN.-ANDERToNs
II Hotel Nos l6z 1854 and 1855 Fleet street Of the best
stusted and comfortable hotels In London mid be-
tween the Sank sd West End near the rs-sys steam
boats theatres k The subscriber the proprietor Of the
above hotel which unites all the advantages Of hotel and
boarding bones Terms-Bed, los &C. per week breakf
per week. FRANK CLkM0W.
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THE HOLIDAYS.


vv>O THE PArR0NIZERs OF BROADWAY-HOLYDAY
Il Presents. A new and very cheap assortment Of
rodered Collars Linen Handkerchief ChemIettes Cuds
Habits iase Capss Bsrthss S eIpressly for holydsy
gifts, At ia T. PA RRELL co 3.
b57 Broadway, next International Art Union
ID ICH PREsENTs-AN ENTIRE NEW AND BEAUTI-
~ fu pattern of Gold Pen and Pencil Case with Baglsys
premium Gold Pen fitted complete the
holiday trade ct the office Of the manufacturers O. BAG
LEY 4 CO, ls9 Broadway up stairs.
~ GODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYs-sILvER
" plated Walters Baskets Casters. So rich Papisr
ache Goods. in great variety; silver Card Cases Gard
Baskets to hne Watches Jewelry. &C. all of which
offered to the trade At the lowest prices.
YOUNG h LkAvITT, 10 Maiden lane.
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The length of the canal is 90 miles
At meeting of the directors of the Board Of Trade
held In Milwaukee, Dec. 1849, the following statement
was unanimously adopted -
In view Of recent attempt to discredit the stability
and soundness of the Wisconsin Marine and Fire
surance Company, the directors OF the Milwaukee
Board Of Trade feel called upon express opinion
upon the subject.
This institution has been established and in ope-
ration for ten years, In this city and from being the
sariy been large but during that period IL has at all
times and under all circumstances promptly fulfilled
its engagements
1t not the province Of this Board its design to
epdoree defend irresponsible banking but 1t
ary its province to guard and Defend far In its
power, the true interests Of trade.
better therefore that an institution like the one
In question-of undoubted responsibility-conducted
by men Of tried integrity, and having it's location
among be confded in rather than be cast out and
community can have no control, any correct know
ledge OF Its real value.
Entertaining these views, and having entire CONT
dence in the ability and safe management. Wis
consin Marine and Fire Insurance Company, drawn
from authentic information to the precise standing
OF the institution, this Board statngly commend
1t to the confidence of the public
This was signed by the President, Vice-President
and Directors Of the Board Of Trade and the papers
throughout the Western country speak very highly Of
the character Of the company
The annexedstatement exhibits the names and length
of each railroad in operation in New England up to the
latest date
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Court Caicndar-This Day,

surrmos CouRr-Nos, %, II, II, 10. so, 9, IS, 90,
IS 60 las, 15i, 156, 40, 70 107i37 l4l 44e 100 to
TO 1917, 200, 2oi, 2, a. ~, lao 1b7, 90, las, 1885.
Cousr CoMMos PLrAs-Part Mos 113, 115, III,
1875, 1873 141 las, 147 2I5, pol 300 325. 34 377 1885,
1856, 1877. Part 2-Nos "a, 2o8 210, ga ZIG, 21s 9,
ia 1885, 2o4 10, a. a. &c. 15S, %, IL, 49, 81, A. 49,
1s2. "a, 100, 3s.
CIncur counr Nos rs, II, 81, 81, s4x, SO, 81, So,
90, 50, o. p5H, e51f, 96, 81.
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FINE ARTS.


A MEXICAN ARr-tNIoN. THE DISTRIBUTION WILL
"A take place at Nibo's in the city Of New YORK, ON
the evening 81 December 21st Members and ladies sd-
aitted thousand works Of art paintings sculptures,
stsuettes and medals In bronze, will be allotted TO
the members Among the paintings are the works Of
Ieutre. rursnd, burlington, Edmonds, Gray, Hether-
mel, Church, BINGHAM Glass Doushty Morse. Gsnoux,
kosser, Boutee 0dde, Lang. Baker, White May Des',
Rsnney West, 1nness stearns Peele, Bonhold, Hinok
other distinguished American and resident
artists some Of which cost $3.50 slo 500 snd msny 500
each member entitled 90 Of the beautiful
craving Of Youth from Coles painting which superior TO
print before in this country also copy
81 Dareys Outlines % sleepy Boow, BY Irving Is ac
by all who have examined the present collection,
been exhibited In America equally rich in
attraction The subscriber fer the present year has an un
eqpsed opportunity for achieving the triple purpose OF OBJ
tanning vsusele return for small Investment Of securing
the possession OF superior work gratifying his taste Tor Art
ahordng 20 promising Art OF his
country subscription. Eve dollars, should be made
early. Free Galleries containing the Paintings &C. are
open day and evening No. 7 Broadway near Broeme at
DEoPLEs ART-UNIeN, REAR OF BOOK STORE ls6
chatham squareThe distribution Of prtts consisting
q OIL Paintings French and Lngiish Engrsvngs beau
TRULY sr ed, will tale place on Thursday evening Dee 10
the hall formerly occupied a. sn Ice Cream saloon corner
Of Chatham Mott street, at9 o'clock r NJ The book
uh will remain until the above hour
vded the subscriptions are not all previously iakes.
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I,oR KINGSTON, JAwAICA-ON WEDNESDAY,. JAN
II "a the splendid steamship hMPIRE CITY, 20o ton
turhen j. ID. wilson, commander will stop at Port Royal
Jamaica on her passage 70 Chsge land passengers 70,
passage, apply " j. HOWARD h son, "a Broadway.
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EoR CAJIroRN1A-DIsPArcH LINs-TaE YES
sells Of this Line are OF the hr.t class Commanded ey able
and Experienced Masters and sail last Consxrmens the
agents in San Francisco Turner Fish Co will With
eold dust. W SUfTON ~ Walls
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Railroad Extension.

ITHACA, Dec. Is, 1S49.
The Cayuga and Susquehannah Railroad have COM
peted the track to-day to the depot at this place. and
the cars will hereafter run regularly to this place.
SECOND DESPATCH.
IrBAcA, Dec Is, 1S49
The opening of the Csyuga and Susquehannah Rail-
road was celebrated, t.. day with great eclat.
The TOW early crowded with people from the
adjacent country anxious to the first locomotive
The steamer Simeon De Witt arrived at Cayuga
Bridge, at 10 A M crowded with passengers from the
shores OF the lake train of left wego at
20 minutes pact o, and arrived at about 10 minutes
past 10. with 500 passengers.
Soon after 10 o'clock grand procession formed,
and marched to the Town Hall, where speeches were
made after which, dinner served up the Clin-
ton House.
Dinner over the again left crowded with people,
for Owgo, and thus closed the ceremonies Of the day
with glee and satisfaction to all.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, cALfT0RNIA-THE SURE
II rier fast sailing A shir. VENICE. Sage master
ofe tons burhes having most e her csrss On board VII
receive immediate despatch For balance OF freight
having superior for frat and second
class passengers sprly on bad nef nortn siver er1
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SPORTING.

SNN>NNNNN~NN>>N>NN>>NNNN
HARLEN PARK-TROTTING--P PURSE OF s25 WILL
be given for all Horses that never purse over 3d.
mile heats best three in Ave. to saddle to of Thurs
day 10Th at half past two o'clock Entries t. be made
Wednesday, at Greene Aadden,s by 9o'clock. Z. M.
Fron
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HUNTER 4 BROTHER, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Ship Agents, San Francisco, California.
ROBERT E.HUNTER,

Liberal advances made on consgnments. The greatest
Despatch given the unloading Of ves having hand
snd lighters Goods also stored.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Uunter Brother are sole
the proprieors of South San Francisco, whom
application be made for the purchase Of house lots and
water The only safe anchorage in the bay a South
San Francisco where the wholesome water be OBJ
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DrpI1c cITArIoN.-EnrREAs. AT THE REQUEST

DUBLIC CITATION-wHEREAs,A AT THE REQUEST
pass
sSs sS
sailor The ,hiP Patriot CAPTAIN nsnsins ss'I,sd
that the place Of ,sssns q . s 1d ds Ss,s,
Matthias c. Ieihard, may be granted. is here
s % s hs oSsn % 5 u SSsf; Of s
tie Senate House d the said city on Monday day
ssd %
s ss s sna .. per sond % saa
Of S Tor 81 q vs : sSd for ss g5
and % aid ,S
hs CT re- Ss ;ris tor rsi
The arrest issued ssalnst sdmlnisrator Of the pro-
Heinrich Eedemsysr laid the estate e u, defend
ant - present. IN The hands Of the said adnlnstfa.
defendant in case Of non-arpearsnee will be considered
msh,s vii Se EXCLUDED from masins any further c5isS-
on and s, s DC ~ s ss, wn
ant herewith given 20 vpdersnd that any further eta.
The above said case in esc Of his non appcsIanss
sSf,. ssa y or H s I e
hs ws,S AdT,I.sr o. ,Hs sy and ~ TIC Ga%Srs
'''' ''''' '''''- S ii. TioExAsN. Dr., Secretary
CIRr INSURANCE BY THE BRooELYN INSURANCE
EsSsah 2.esSs,, ws street. .' New TS1p ss es
se.h.d esnfsny 'n.,ngs, 20 ave r,s' q Limited nn
de- Is favorable terms q anJ similar Institution.
ERAs KENNY. SIS BROADWAY.
CoUTHERNERs WISHES CAN BE CON sLIEp WITH
- certain conditions Inform the writer how inter-
view can be had.
MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.
CLoAKs, SACKS, ETC.-FARrHKR REDUCTION IN
" prices JANIS BECK co, being determined to
dispose OF the entire Of their remaining stock Of Coak
Sachs Paleots. kc before New Years, have made still
frher reduction prces-Rch Paris embroidered merno
Backs S. $40. and Sl2 de- do Coahs Sl4 to tlo Lads
supplied desire 70 make Appropriate
sent for the coming holidays vii to well 10 sivs US call
s55 Broadway
DJAID LONG sBLwLs,-JusI REcEIvED FROM
sustcs this day, 90 all wool Scotch Long Sha~s q
ali which will be cold four dollars esch onehaf
Those Of the above goods would do well
10 eal al GEOEGE srEwhKTs, Es Broadway. between
white Franklin sreets Also. BY the Hermann, rich
embroidered huslne and Lace Cspes, Cellars, and CunS
Linen Hdtfs, Se.
M UsLIN AND LINEN sHEsTINGs AND sBIRT1sGs.
lvl q. Stewart, SIS Broadway between Franklin and
Streets he's just received from the largest msnutac
turers thirty the above goods which will be sold at
least per below retail price,. The public
Particularly invited TO call themselves at SIS
broadway Sso jus. received by the Hermann, 2cO doll
lars worth Of French Embroderies comprising everything
and elegant.