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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Things ia Philadelphia.
resp0ndence Of he Iri1ule.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Feb. 10.
! noticed. Two or three days since, il my letter,
that tie Commssonors Of ksnsilgt0n had authorized
the erection OF water works in that District 70 D. I'M
med sieiy commenced The sum n el5luV9 : 70 o.
raised By lsn % meet the expenses Zen i h9' 70
BE- iedcem4oe within thirty years The interest u to
be- paid ~ the rate Of per cent per snnuin- Inc
work vii CONNIE nee very shortly
Nr Charles Mllaer. flng the sifuaton oi orsanlst
Of TIRE First Presoytsrian Church IN Port hlchmona
vas seized yesterday when 10 Churcn stn sudaen W.
ness and IL few minutes expired de- had been an
invalid for some time.
The manifest Of the chip Mason, which cleared T.
day 'or -zn uncifco % twelve feet long.
Tae SchuyikAl River both above snd below ; air'
noun. Dam Is frozen tight and thousands may De seen
daily gliding over its CLASSY surface on skates
There Is li,tle more inquiry for Flour To-Day ani
COO bds good pfnns brands sold for shipment az -
The market closes hrmer. Rye FLOUR quiet Corn
Meal steady 10 price, but without sAes 70 any eA'fnt
Whes' e waned but prices are above the views OF NIL
srs who only of4r lC- cts for red Corn is as0 held
above the vie vs. OF shippers and sales are limited a =
cts delivered for peuna yellow. Cotton u duil' and
prices In the small sales making, favor the buyer No
movement IN Groceries Provisions worthy oi nouce
Whisky II "a cts Freghts Inactive AZ previous
rates
sArrs OF Srocxs.-Fiysf Board-sl20 County e. 20
100 81 600 City do - 100; - 900 state 80, 7s 500
War Bounty scrip 100 500 CITY %, tu, - ID Penn
syvania RR. l4t Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
so slOO City %, ~ 100. 80 Girard Bank llt ~
Girard Trust 23f 8 $50 Treasury Notes o. lOsi so
DO 100: $50 : Bank. - 3 Union Canal, loi - TX.
change Bank. Pittsburgh, q 30 Harrisburg RR, 3-i
$1,000 Z ; 6-, o. ll0i $1,000 Cincinnati 5s, ~, 81
500 state &C. Oft
S.coad Board-lO3 Girsrd Bank. ia 81 OBS War Bty
scrip 100 5000 City o. = 100 - Man 8 Mech bk
2ii j. n Orleans Gas Bk. 40 5000 L g. 53t ]
Franklin Fire lns, l30 500 state =, 10 $3.50
-. o.. 40! IS Lehgh, p - Man q Mech Bk, 2ii
81 CO Lehigh 6s, 6ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Our Immigrant Passeuser Laws.

We hope the Press has been too hssty Ia yield
ing 70 the impression that the laws Of this and
other States which regulate the importation OF
Alien Passengers with view 10 shield our people
from the onerous harden Of supporting the elected
tenants Of European Poor Houses, have been en-
tireiy subyerted by the late decisions Of the Su-
preme Court. Those decisions may embarrass
and derange the humane and Just system Of action
which our State had nearly perfected, but We trust
viii not overthrow IT, We make the following
extracts from the opinions Of the Court as pro-
nounced by Justice McLEAN. Their authenticity
may be relied on, and their bearing vii be found
important.
Ia Smith rs. Turner, the New York Passenger
easel Judge Mclean observes
Eroeyi 10 guard ofisns o1aiast diseases and Do,r
pre- the municipal power Of state cannot prohibit
the introduction Of foreigners brought 70 the country
under the authority OF Congress" 1T may deny %
them residence unless they shall give security 20 in
demnify the public should they become paupers. -
The Slave States have the power IS this Court he'd
IN Graves Slaughter 10 prohibit Slaves from being
brought into them merchandise But this
the ground that such prohibition did not come within
the power Of Congress, 10 regulate commerce among
the several states
In the case Of Norris the City Of Boston, fthe
Massachusetts Passenger case, the same Judge
cites the second section of the Massachusetts, act
Of 2Oth April, s37, which provides
II on such examnsf 90" (of an officer or officers
who are required to visit ship from foreign port
having alien passengers bOsrd) there shall be found
said passengers lunstic MANNED aged OF In
firm person Incompetent, in the opinion of the officer so
examining to maintain IN. mseyes, who have been
paupers in any other country such alien passenger
shall be permitted 70 land until the master owner con-
sgnee agent Of such e shall give 20 such city
town bond in the Of one thousand dollars with
good and sufficient security that no such lunatic or IN
disent passenger shall become city, town or state
charge within ten years from the date Of said bond
And the Judge thereuPon remarks:
Under the first and second Sections of the above
act the persons appointed may go on board OF ship
from foreign port which arrives at the port OF Boston
with alien passengers on board. and examine whether
any of them iunstcs, idiots, msme1 aged or utrm
&C and permit such persons 10 be put shore, un
less security shall be given that they sha not become
city town or State charge" This he says Is the ex
ercse of unquesonsble power in the State, to pro-
,ect itself from foreign psupers and other persons who
would be public charge"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
other foot Of Slave Tera,orv. He added that be-

other foot Of Slave TerAtory. He added that be
believed Slavery could not be extended without
endanseriDg the harmony and stability OF the
Union.
such. said Mr Wimot, was the substance Of the
Presidents remarks to me on that occasion.
have only before spoken OF 1t, aud then to the
gentleman from Georgia, Mr.. Stephens but
did not consider the conversation Ia It's nsture pr
yate though be had not seen hs TO SPEAK Of it but
once tall now.
What viii the South say % this
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Formation Of the Cabinet.

BY TsksTaphJ WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 10.
Mr.. CRITTESDEs has consented to be the Attor
Dey-General in Gen. TAYLoR's Cabinet.
Mr.. CLAYTos has also accepted the post Of Sec
retary Of State.
Report says that Gen. TAYLOR has selected
Hon GEO EVANS OF Me. as Secretary of the Treas
ury, and CALxB T.. SMITH of Ind for Postmaster
General, BAiLn P.fToS for the War Depart
ment, and THOMAS BUTLER KING for the Navy.
Another ranor is that the Secretaryship Of the
Treasury will be gwen to Hon. TRUMAN SMITH.
H. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Mr. Pslk and MIR. Wilmst-A Reminiscence In
Peinr.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Saturday, Feb. II.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON Saturday, Feb. II.
Mr.. STEPHENS, in the course OF his thrilling
Speech to-day having alluded to a pledge given
by Mr. wIIaor by Mr.. Polk in regard to the Ex.
tension Of Slavery into the New Territories, Mr.
wiIxor obtained the floor next after Mr. LAIN.
OF OHIO. and proceeded to make the following ex
PLANTATION;
He (Mr W. called upon the President some
two years since in reference to his famous Proviso
upon an intmation that the President wished to
confer with him. Mr. Polk opened the subject By in.
forming Mr.. w. Of his deep anxiety for the pas
age of the Three Million bill and saying that be
considered the Proviso the great obstacle 10 such
massage. Mr. W. demurred that he doubted
whether the appropriation OF Three Millions O
Dollars for the avowed purpose OF enabling the
Pres,dent to make Peace would rather impede
than facilitate a Treaty being regarded as an at
temp, to bribe the Mexican rulers. Mr.. Polk re
piled. rather forciby, that he was probably better
informed on that subject than Mr.. W. could WEI
be, as he had frequent communications Win 'h'
leading pesonages in Mexico. Mr. "imot 'hei
said that he had no desire 10 emoarrsss the Ad
ministra,ion nor 10 protract the War; and that
if he could be sure of accomplishing In some othe
way the gres, end Of prohibiting the Extension
Of Slavery. he would choose that other way H'
would as soon put the Proviso IN the form OF
Joint Resolution and press it IN that iorm Il ina
would effect the same end. Mr.. Polk hoped h'
would do so, and believed that in that form the re
solution would not be unpopular 10 the South mol
even ia Mississippi He denied that the Soati
was anxious for the Diffusion of Slavery and sai'
that for his own part he did not wish 10 see an
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FlRE-Feb. 20.-Aare broke out about 81 q. clock
Last nigh, in the block known Is the sale estate
corner Of smith and Court s,s South Brooklyn. which
entirely consumed Of the buildings and completely
suiied the other. The arss house vas occupied by
mAn aaned jenkins who has recently LET, for Cslior.
nia- and whose family had commenced moving ye.,er
day, when The casually occurred The second b1iltipz
was Inhabited oy Mr.. Il : Raymond who estimate. M,
loss al about sO,o, and the tnird BY Mr. Hyde Th-
damage cannot Be estimated at less than $1,000 The
nremen we're promptly on the spot but could Do no,hn
o. seeosni VI The scarcity Of water In that vicinity
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Important from santa Fc.

We have dates from Santa Fe, OF the 10th Dec
Major Beae was soon to take the field against large
party of Indians in the vicinity OF Red River with the
view ofcompellipg them TO make aresty OF peace The
Indians were constantly committing depreds,ions on
the inhabitants Of chihuahua
Kit Carson was at Santa re on the lst Of November
Judicial Envoy from Texas had arrived &, Santa re
with the intention of entering upon the duties Of his
Office. The Republican ridicules the pretcnsions of
Texas TO sovereignty any portion OF New Mexico
H. NJ Smith District Attorney had reached Santa Ex.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
BUSINESS NOTICES

~ Thai desirable residence with lsrge fore court and
The valuable o5 Bowling Green, viii be sod THIS DAY, si
u O'Clock, By ASrHosY J. BLtEcKEK, the Merchants
Exchange Also. he boase - Frsnsr't The "a IN fee'
The hou'e D Ohver 81; the house eas slee OF s1h
enue, aesr Twenty hirdsL and lots Of ground 90 ne
s'uIh aud norih SIDES Of Fonyoanhss between fn 'ea
SIKH avenues And by order Of the Admins'rain1' ne
e.sehod premises "a We.s Foar.ssnhs BY order Of
the E1ecuo,. oy the .te Geor rsy0r The houses s 60
a. and Onver By order of the Ex~c1lofs - tne sie
David Bfower the l0ng esAbshec grocery pfense
VI Bedford a1d Do~uns s and ne Io1se - on W.
leelth o. betS cen Flrt sri SIKH ssrfIcs t9fb
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

KESrUoKY The bill TO modify the Slave law Of
1898 has both branches Ct the Kentucky Legislature
and become a law. 1t provides that men may bring
into Kentucky many slaves they please for their
own use but requires that they should not dispose Of
them for FIVE years.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

I9P0RrAST DEcIsIoS.-We understand that
dscison has at sst been had OF the great Of the
United states Bank stenbergers trustees Tue
ease nAs been pending Ia the Court of Appeals Of vr
gna Tor the last nine yezrs and decided as. week
~ THIS decision the Western Bank Of Baltimore comes
INTO possession u $4,000 and certain preferred
individuals get sJ0O0O tne remainder goes h. the
otaer banks OF Baltimore, the Farmers Bank Of Fir
sina, and toe Bank Of Penn Township, Phlsdsl pkis
Inc fund released By THE decision Is $4,000 -
Sl3UOOO fRalt sun
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
The New.YOrk Tribune
FOR EUROPE

The Steamship HERsASS sails from this port
or Southampton and Bre~ea THIS AFTERNOON
Her mail. will close r NJ. aud those BY the British
Steamer NfAoAsA which sails frcm Boston on Wed.
nesdsy. at 3 Pm
We sbsI publish at O'Clock this morning Edition
Of TA< Tr6aas specially made up for European read
1t will be printed on large double sheet same
size The Ht,kiy IribNas, and will contain all the
latest and important American News up 10 the morning
OF its publication. including comprehensive review Of
American Dews and politics In the English, French
and German Languages.
similar paper will be published BY every regular
steamer.
Persons wishing to send synopsis Of all the News
In the country TO their friends In France Germany,
Italy, England Ireland and Scotland, wi ind the Nsr
York Tribrn, for Enrops' just what is required
Price cent. per copy in wrappers ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
General Taylor. nIovements-nIarke

TIE National Inteli'Feacer OF this morning says
that q en- Taylor has engaged rooms at Wizards "a oie
wsshiA gton and that he is expected in tina, Csty on
Friday nsxt.
The Markets remain unchanged The Harbor is
closed with ice
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
PRESERVED MEATS FOR CALIFORNIA

TzoNas KENsErr 4 CO. - oLDaw-sssi., sogp
Game Oysters Lobss,rs All kc are pat up In M
OIL .ad n. each ant may be conveyed 10 The renoi--
emai-. ressning perfectly hrs nA.la! ,sse sci sweet
ness To travellers lhr.- sTtlcss inysussr, hey
may 10 served Bp ary noucn All N any climate. An
.r 9rr-uce " hlrfy years rLstrs pronounce
srecs aasquaed- Every csa We preserve wsifsaee.
II IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

Y A Cincinnati Policeman arrested at LOUIS
vile on the 9Th. the principal member Of sC.eSeland
house, who had bought $4,000 worth Of
goods IN New York sold them and sloPed. The other
partner ~as :Aken bgI the Police were after hin.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Court CnIendar..THIs DAY.

ssrrsios CossrSo l1 l. s4 - H. 49, a. 49, 49, 54
lfl l5s. 55. 30 81 = -
lo - = s. si, ~ Do 81 o. 60 o. 100 ll ~ - ~ -
81 s1. 49, g.
Crscrrr Carnr-ssu- yesterday.
Cssr.s Pls.,-Sos 81 - s. ~ ~ - - -. % - g. t. q
3. -, t1, e. O.. -. %, -. g. A. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20


CALTosN.ss -fOC cA>sOr pf-sergs y0af -
yo1r jDoruryi eilner D. or src, sner ycu
California, urless he Wstsr yO1 crrk . pgfhos a
.Ood Flt1r-ff,sh ~st-r VIII puu y within 100 -
So, becoming rOpy and erireme ofeosiye rl rl.,rf
soon grrersies myraos % snuscus, bot 30 49,,
nlt.red becomes extremely agr--sb. Tue nsef -
CslHofns which you dnts when there, peSs-, -
as 20 wells and The spnass are remos- from me g.
GERS, contains .mpUnuss caused BY he ceeoo p0s,s
vegetable and snims slostspces when w. s,i.,r
dys-u-ry aud other cls-sses and render 700 noso - ,
OF 10 ecloy suco-ss and II yoa eonnDse ~ ifDa -
nzilrsl eOodiOu vii bnsly Gauss Jean, even 80
dicines tssen couclersci s efcrss, a. 70
cure diset.e 50 long ss yoQ are constantly y
cfrkyg impure wst1r. Yea can bay 81 7e N1-t -
s.sirs for 81 81 cents FILTER which csn % Pe -
y0gr ciottl1H 10 sruEk, n0t s-cupyns nufn stes,.s<
lgtl and poftsbis aud not liable W bfesss<-
used 10 no ghcsl weather al sea - u een
10 away with tho niofiOus Of ths vessel sDd -
der the most ssgreeshls ~ser perf-c y s~ee ~
SOM a. can be verified BY scH-l rxpsrines "a -
No prudent msa <ill 70 Cslforni. ~Dess N se,s.
freed. ~ t1o.c h0 l.gs g0ae and N zoe ss N sse
lur- beg -ciod io fat- % m pos l4ni 80 -
c,.i q ro, d. them greater favor hs1 ~ " 90
IL - tn-n FOR SALE ONLY Bf I ,. o. "a ao.s
~ .wDAW kts"' " Assss@ -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
BALrINonE. Monday. ~. ll

The mail ia. led beyond Petersburg to night.
Gen Taylor pa ssed through Marietta o little past
5 o'clock this mo- ming in the steamer Telegraph
There is great quantity Of ice in the river, which
greatly retsrds the Boats progress. 1t was expected
that he would reach wheeling early In the evening bus
he had not arrived at 9t,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

B We are unable, from the press OF other
matter 70 Ley sketch VI Rev HKSHT GlLEss Lecture
before our readers thi. morning Ii will be fortheon
ing shsa fad room
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

- Gen. BoBsRT DssHs a hero Of the Var OF
l-l2 died ~ Noble few days $50. Gen d was At
oae time Representative in Congress from TIE Calls
ia D.t-ict I-nu.ssae
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE or MEDIcISE.-The
Spring Course OF tbs Institution viii be seen By
tie Advertisement IN another column, eonmencas on
the liA VI March Tee character and i0ng standing
~h-ca has esjcyed emine uty snttle. il to the rank
oi one q .ss 5es, netiea. colleges u lais country.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN sAIL

II The soa,hern Mail last night brought rs
New-Orearns papers 20 the 10th and Mobile to
the ath inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

C.llyossfa BAGS 70 TEuSks-OAY, . corlsnd o. !,
.g.y In which lns 1ase.er pat be e.oh.1g snd eo
n p-rferfIy wsler-uytt The ssme sfsif cOesf--
tbstE esn BE- transformed into bed pillow fsgfs.
y.r DR. a,sf for crossing streams TINS srei- scfy -
al rseur-. 10 - 70 De appreciated Psrss % =.
f,ruis woud proli BY yisil - DAY, whose log nI
encs sut skl llsgres bis customers peculiar sfYsns'
ii
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

~ Hon. WILLIAM G. PREsroS, As we earn
fr5 toe Columbia Slaii CersHas has lar 81 recover
ed hi. health as to enable him 90 on shor' tour ioF
IL entire restoration
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

Another dispatch, dated WHEELING, Feb. ~,
says
THE steamer Telegraph, with Gen Taylor and suite,
aground seven miles above the mouth OF the Musk
ingum River There is much ice in the river. The
General is expected TO reach here by tomorrow after
noon. lie will take the stage, 1, s said, and go TO
Fredericksburg, and not go 70 Pittsburgh, as contem-
plated The General continues somewhs, unwel sris.
ing from fatigue with the tedious journey, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

e Ex.Gov. CBAuScEr +. CLEyELASD has
been nominated FIR Congress by the LoeoF0eos Of the
ND Dlstrict Of cnnrreticu,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

u The Kidd Letter has been deposited ia the
Ware Bank Al who have sren 1t sre believers IN IA
see-ineaess .sPr1 sas.d Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
EIection OF Controller.

We announced the Election OF WASHISGToS
HUNT as Controller Of the State OF New York Sat.
urdsy last We learn that the vote In Joint Ballot
stood for
Washington Hunt, Whig
Nathan Dayton, Hunker..
Charles A Mann Barnburner r.--...----.----.---..l
n T. Johnsuh-. /
NUM- over co
Mr.. II. i emnon,ly qualified 10 discharge the impor
tsnt duties Of bic new Office The EraigS Journal
says Mr FILLMORE viii leave for Washington about
the 20th, when Mr.. HUM will assume the responsible
ties which Mr. has ably and satisfactorily discharged,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

~ For the Award of Gov SLwARD, as ref
cree in the case of Redfeld s. Prngle IS.
Greeley Il McElrsth for Libel with some re-
marks there upon, see First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

~ n n sfrv well UNDERWOOD now, that sfTefrsf
sl1try paper, = he ~sy 20 get coooify custom ~
PsLHEEis Agency la The TrDons bsiidlnss, csn ~
sa'ely ard with dscr nstOn, 80 me paDis4efs "
o,o-y. f.r snd near have empowered hm 20 fecrr
ot'ors srf his per,nes 80
So. hi,r In 1--WE p.edful practical Information.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

FOE SOUrBAMPTOS AND bKENEs Toe Lnao. S,,
Mai Steamer, brsnas Capt =. Crsbu-~ oil es's ,.,,
York Tor ne shows pors on Tuesdsy, The Sh fs''--'
from pier Norm River -. o<...
For freight and passage, spply al me once u ~ ~
sLeam Nsvlgs alton Co 81 BfOsdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
,usInEss nnrIuEs.

" TIE Qlsker Giant snd hs spouse are n0w ine -.
attrscLs 10 the city f1r since their msrnske ~
Der ~ persons 10 them has doubled We e~ogH -.
Ia their praise were Il necessary BOT u 10 not u neJ
stand hShey 10 the public estimation lhsn any on@ ..g
beings n erstSsce They receive usDfs q a. ho- -.
NJ, and a. ) and :. OcOcs here are lssA'J
tive Derfyrma1rr. Ia The Lecture Room.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
wgyrr. ING. Pa. Monday. Feb. 10.
Another dispatch, dated WHEELING, Feb

General Taylor leaves this city tomorrow morn
ing Tor Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

rY' The FARMERS CLUB meets to-day at noon.
al the rooms Of the American Institute, Broadway The
subject The Relative Interests Of the Atlantic and
Western states as 10 Agricultural Productions and the
relative sizes Of Farms 20 Population
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

tS- Hon. WAsHISGros Husr passed through
this City yesterday on hi' way 20 Albany assume
the duties Of State Controller
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

n Rev THEoPHILUs FlsKE, well known as
public speaker. Is to lecture this evening a, Clinton
Hall after which DR.. Dops will experiment In Elec-
trica Psychology
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

ELECTRICAL PsYCHoLoGY--Dr. DoDs made
some experiments in this science before a number Of
invited guests assembled Ia the lecture room OF the
Mercantile Library, yesterday afternoon. Several per
were acted upon while in the psychological state,
and some novel presented TO the audience
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

Promenade C0NcERr.-To night, the decora-
tIons and belongings of the Assembly Ball remaining in
siatE qEo At the Opera House, Promenade Concert,
simila- TO those which have already been given. will
take place. This pleasant semi social semi musical en-
tsrtanrnent to have hit the public ts,,e precise
ly and It the sweet sounds OF Rossin Donizett and
Maretzek frozen up in the horns flutes and vio
lins OF the orchestra. will be treated to seec
ton Of them tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

SAVED FROM DRowNISG-Ofcers Smith and
CaFelin ~ the Seventh Ward succeeded Ia rescuinz
man named George NJ Lancy from drowning Ia the
dock al the foot Of Market - into which be had acct
denta!ly fallen lie vas conveyed BY them 10 the Sta
ton House
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-30
p. III. HOOE a CO,

Pa. Avenue, between 7th and sth streets,
LAVE now in store and constantly receiv-
III ing from manufacturers and importers add.
tons to the following description Of goods, viz
House furnishing articles Of every variety, such
as Carpetings, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, Canton and
Spanish Matfings, Curtain Materials and Fixtures,
Lace Curtains, Embroidered Muslin Curtains, Mar
settles Counterpanes, Furniture Chintz Linen Sheet
mgs, Pillow Case Linens, Towellings, Table Da-
masks, Table Cloths, Damask Napkins, Birds Eye,
Scotch and Russia Diapers, Cloth. Worsted. and
Cotton Table and Piano Covers, &c, &c.
IN LADIES' WEAR, FANCY GOODS, &C..
WE NAME
French and India Silks OF the latest styles
Black Gros de Rhines and Satin de Chine for We
sites
French Barcges, Tissues and Grenadines
French, Scotch. and American Lawns and Cling
hams.
Plaid, Striped and Plain Swiss Muslins
Lace Capcs, French worked Collars and cuffs
splcndidly Embroidered and Plain Canton Grape
Shawls
Needle worked and Bordcrcd Shear Lawn Hand
kcrcbiefs
silk, Cotton and Raw Silk Hosiery Of every de
scription
Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, of every de.
scription
Black Net Mits, Thread Laces, Black Silk Lsces
Bobbin Edgings, &C, &c.
IN GENTLEMEN's WEAR, WE NAME
French, English, and American Cloths Of every
color, from the most celebrated makers
French Doeskins and Csssneres of the finest
quality
SILK, Satin, and Marseilles vestings, great va.
riety
SILK Merino, and Cotton Under Vests and Drawers
Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Fancy
Cravats
Linen Shirtings and Drawers, Linens, &c.
Together with complete assortment OF goods OF
every description in line 10 which we invite the
attention OF purchasers before purchasing elsewhere
"' p. H. HooE 4 Co,
June Is Unionl