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TELEGRAPMlC fNTELLlGENCE.

Incendlaxism at the Wcst-The Cholera In
81. Louis, 30.
ST LOUIS, May &c, 1849.
An attempt was made by incendisres TO Surn Peoria
neis, on the night of tho Esd inst but the hre
discovered in good time, and extnguished.
In Keokuk the oath inst, several buildings were
burned supposed to have been wilfully set ON fire.
In this city yesterday there thirty interments
Of cholera victims.
Wells Cotton, lawyer, died yesterday, from injuries
received during the great fire in this city
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The Crevasses at New Orleans.

BALTIMORE, May 81, 1849.
The New Orleans Pienyune Of the Goth inst, states
that the food about the city continues about the same
as previousythe water having receded only In very
slight degree. Tho Tunisburg crevasse opening
wider and causing great destruction Of property
The crevasse at Sauve's remained unchecked. The
inhabitants were suffering great distress In
ouence of the overflow
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Marine Affairs,

a CAGp.-We, tho undersigned, passengers on board
the brig Wskua take pleasure In returning our most
grateful thanks TO Captain J. w Russell for hi' gen
nisnly deportment and his studious regard for our
ccni,rt in our lsie passage from ApsnobcUa and do
che, riuly commend him 10 the public M every way
worthy IL their confidence. both ~ geDtlcinin ana
commander. Theo f. Brown, Of Boston. Capt r. A,
Drown 81 Williams burg, opman, Of New York; Dr.
J NJ. Dnyis 81 Da.tDoge--New \ ork Nay 81 1919,
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The Latest Market Reports.

VERY LATE FROM CALIFoRNIA-ARRIvAL OF TuR
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON AT PANANA-lt was
stated in yesterdays Herald, that Messrs. How
land az Aspinwall had received two Geographic
dispatches from New Orleans, announcing the
arrival at Panama of these steamers from San
Francisco. There was no intelligence of the
steamer Panama, although it is not at all unlikely
that che was one of the two arrived. The news
brought by either the California Oregon is pro-
badly TWO weeks later than the advces published
in The Herald on Saturday morning, which were to
the OH instant. When this paragraph was writ
ten, no later intelligence had reached us from the
South. We regret this exceedingly. We made an
effort 10 obtain later dispatches from New Or
leans If any news is received before our paper Is
sent to press, it will be published under the tele-
graphic head Meanwhile, we give the details of
the last news in another column of this days lie
,uJ
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CALIFORNIA EMiGRATIoN -The tide Of emgra-
Icn is tull pouring In toward the frontier Of our
state preparatory TO grand inundaton Of the plains
NeS day there fresh arrivals Of conf from tho
atttn. Middle. and South, rn States Indpen dcnoe
'hu ~ JOSH u have been with miarants for
me ,lmc' aud for n week pAst, Weston has had =
ihph potion The fact IL just beginning to BE-
sbroad That this is In truth Just good II
JtL', al, May g.
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Riot In Philadelphia.

PHILADELrHIA, May 81 1S4o.
This evening, about six o'clock serious riot occur
red in this city, between gang of Irshmen and ne
groes An immense crowd collected at the scene
Of action, and persons hurt on both sides.
The sheriff. aided by the police, succeeded in arrestng
six of tho rioters and dispensing the mob. The diff
Guilty is said to originated between ErshmAn
and 4 oolored woman.
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SUrrI.r or WATER IN ALBAw.-The city
suv.yor Of Albany has made report TO the
tmuou Council of the cost OF svppying the city
win water by forcing IL from tho river by steam en-
Rines TO reservoirs on the bill The water IL TO DO
sk,n from tho river outside the pier aud opposite
Nusckeubush street The oapscity Of the upper and
lower reservoirs will bc IL OFT eco gallons sufficient to
supply 90 900 Inhabitants with rs gallons each per
dit for bL days and when the lower shall have been
enlarged. cont, mplated. they will contain n supply
tor days thus giving abundant time for any repairs
that may be required without Dtrrruptng the supply
the CITY The total expense is Estimated at v
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CHARLES GnIARD, an Enelshman, shot himself
in SPRINGFIELD last Saturday, by placing the n,uzzle
Of gun loaded with two balls, In his mouth Hc
,tn ployd by the Railroad Com pany aud had
SAVED about s2 900 from his earnings He purchased
building for So VO0, and paid SO 100 IL II
Ion b,.rc he became satisfied that hc had made bad
bmi gain and fell Into melancholy mood. He
Sin ve and had rclatiyee in this country but
bir will giving his property to . brother ard
sister In England He left letter by which 10 mp
ptats be vrs an ip6aei. In IL he saye ;' 20 do~a
70 the grnvr and expect that Ia to he tho sst Of
don bcevo That 1.-Two in any other world after
i,svs this."-H~Lfcrs T,xe., M~y o.
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LATER From lucATAN.-We are indebted to
Capt. Crane, oil steamship Galveston, at New Or
leans, for fhe Ho'd",os Cbse,rcr Of the 18th inst
from which we extract tho following paragraph
BAcALAp As we expected, this place bss been re-
taken by the ucafocO troops. with small Ioss Wh.
ther they viii b. able 10 retain Possession or not Ia
quite another affair.
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LATE FROM BUENos AYREs.-Wc learn from
Capt Beauyuis, of bark Mary 81 Martha, arrived
Yesterday from Buenos Ayres, that the blockade
had been raised, but the Argentine government
would not allow English or French vessels to enter
the port.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 81, 1849
The Columbia Aquduct on tho line Of tho Tide
Water Canal has been carried away tho late feshet
1t Is supposed that it will require from three to four
weeks to repair the damage.
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Affairs In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May T-10P.M
Every thing Is quiet here. 1t has been raining all
the afternoon and tho weather is very disagreesbls
The Mobile papers, which were expected to contain
late from California failed to reach us BY the
mail from tho South, this evening
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Market.

Bosror, May n, 1S4o.
The cargo of the bark E. Wright, from Palermo,
sold yesterday lemons at 81 IL to 81 IT, sixty days;
oranges at 81 so to So SO.
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anAdlnIi Affair,

MONTREAL, May 81, 1910.
The Lake Champlain and st. Lawrence Canal bill
passed the upper house Of tho Provincial Parliament
JehtefdAy.
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TRIAL OF Thomas A. WAIKER.-The trial of
Walker, charged with the murder of Mrs Martha
l.. Walker, Is set down for to-day. 1t is case full
of interest. We intend to have 1t fully reported in
the columns Of the Herald.
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The value OF siivr teaspoons In the United States n
estimated at sGomUoeO of silver tablespoons SAL
Wcc OF silver ioiks, f,Soc,OVe and Of plate asa
dining service, Sb,bCOU0O.
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The CHoLLEA.--Tbus far this city has been
mercilully preserved from the scourgc OF cholera.
1t Is doubted by intelligent physicians whether a
single case, "sporadic," or of any other form,
has appeared in this region The cities of Bati-
more Philadelphia, and Boston, also continue free
from the pestence. Its ravages, however, in ci-
ties and towns on The western waters, are fearful
Yet we not at II surprised at the great morta-
lily amongst those on board the western steam
boats. The cruelty and bsibsrity Of the treat
ment ct the poor emlgisnts Journeyihg west
ward' are ct 'hemselve quite enough TO carry of
bundieos oi these persons. Badly fed badly clothed,
and exbau.ted by travelling by sea and land, they
are hudded on the decks of the steamers like cat
fle and disease ls matter Of course. Let our own
authorities think OF the poor 10 our midst. Wbv
should not some public movement be made TO
sweep away that horrible coll ction Of lazsr-
houses kpown as the Five Points 7 Who will
mike the first step in this NATTER
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Police Intelligence.

.4,,rsf Of Fnginre ffcer Lown OF the Third ward,
arrested yesterday young woman by the name OF
Msrpsr't Brady, carge of being fugitiv ~ from
the State of New Jersey. where she stands chugod
with stealing gold watch valued ut $500 and 50 lin
money the property of Francis Dxuch rssding about
four miles from Newark New Jersey IL appears that
the accused servant in the oompainant's family,
and having left the promises suddenly, the 18th
inst trunk discovered to have been broken open,
The above property taken thercfrom Suspicion at
fell upon he servant girl who was traced 70 this
city and yesterday the officer succeeded in finding her
whereR bouts, at the residence of her mother. She
taken into custody and searched but of the
stolen property found She conveyed before Jus
tice Lothiop. who, on the testimony Ut MIR Dauch
conmttsd her TO prison. to await reQusitiOn from
tho authorities Of New Jersey.
Charge Of Passing Bad Money--A man. calling him
self Henry Baker arrested Saturday on
charge of passing counterfeit money He detained
for u further hearing.
During the day yesterday, several men and women
were brought in by the policemen, on charges 0f
drunkenness and disorderly conduct who
ducted to tho Tombs, to repent Of their misdeeds.
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The OVERFLOW AT NEw ORIEANs.-Our latest
news from the Sauve crevasse is that the volume of
water through the breach has materially increased in
copseque Of the moving Of the old hulk which
partially sunk in the gorge We learned last evening,
that the hulk driven through the ping yesterday
morning. carrying away considerable portion Of 1t and
rendering the difficulty Of stopping the much
more formidable
The joint committee will meet at half past 10 O'Clock,
this morning in the Office Of the Mayor aud receive the
report of the surveyors tho various propositions to
stop the crevassc. We may therefore expect prompt
and energetic action which doubt not will BIZ at
tended with speedy Notwithstanding the din
culties to be commended with.
The small cievassc which took place on Thursday,
opposite the barracks the other side Of the river
learned last evening was closed
I here WAS a very slight fall in the water in rear OF
the city yesterday which raised strong hopes in the
minds q many OF the sufferers by the inundaton thai
dry times were coming We attribute thu tall to the
outlets which have been made through Nc NctariS
Ridge and trust that further rise at least will bs
prevented by these means. N. o. Picdy,ln. May ~.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

ArrEsrr AT IL ssrn.--Ihe prem sea No. 10 Front
street. occupied by the Brooklyn Ca Light Co, wsrs
burglsriossy entered on FRIDAY night last, by thevs
apd though disappointed in not finding any piu,drf'
they Atts,IYted To force the iron safe fomsls il
the house hearing noise, asked who was there. and
the robbers, deeming IL unsafe so remain decanps1
no BETTER Of than when they came. Tho entrance
wss effected through back window on which there
no shutter by breaking pane Of glass aud Al
doing the widow latch.
STEALING LAcg Goops The garden Of No. 1919 A.
lantio strt was entered by thieves aud lace
goods, yng the grass to bleach, were stolon. Ne
arrest made
DHowsEp "A liehterm an named James Bradley 60
cidentaly fell the bows OF brig lying at the
wharf and sank to rie more. Every effort was
made TO assist the unfortunate but in vain. He
leaves young wife to deplore his loss His body had
not been recovered at lat accounts.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

New York, Monday, May rs, Is40.
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the wreck. when It arrives at New York an inquest
be held by the Coroner there the jurisdiction Of
the FishBi Coroner ceasing such bodies
removed from his county.
The body found this morning not having arrived
the jury then adjourned 1T half past ten O'clock till
two.
BODIES MISSING.
NEwBuRG Saturday, May 26-10 P. NJ
visited the wreck this evening aud remained on 1t
for two hours looking at the operations of the wreck
ers. The process IL necessarily slow but every
hour the noble boat is rising. Mir Boardman is per-
fectly opdent of his ability to accomplish what he
has undertaken He has such fail h in his hogsheads
that he says he could raise her keel of the
with tn, m. There mine chains extended under
her bottom, and three more to be added. These
chains connected with two pair Of besms-s pair
each side of the boat running parallel with It, Be-
tween these numerous hog heads we'll secured. and
thus there fucrum for the chain lever to rest upon
Two pair OF huge fastened these pa forms
al each end Of the chu which drawn up through the
frame to which the screws are attached and each
link is gained by scrcwipg home 1t lie secured by in
sertirg through II piece Of iron, which extending
the hold prevents IL from going back aud thus
link after link IL drawn and in the proportion
the wreck is raised Ibis be continued for day
lifted to get the casks placed under that part Of her
" hen that is achieved, the great difficulty Is
mounted. She was brought nearer to the shore,
by pulling on the lines, this evening, and
very perceptily raised amidships and AFT. There
bales Of goods got up when there; Also
a fowDg piece. and a shot bag and lady's shawl All
the evening small boats filled with ladies' we're sailing
round the wreck. The evening was fine, and they
seemed TO take melancholy pleasure In viewing tho
few days age gave you list Of persons known to
have been lost on board the Empire. | add some
Others who missing
John Smalley New Jersey, who had new suit Of
clothes will him for the purpose Of getting married
MIR Spencer. n lame man. keysville Essex Go.
William Middebrooke Iindley, Steuben Co, N. Y.
W. coles, Hartford, Washington Co, N Y.
Edward McCovern, Henry Blackwell, Nahum Fay
Canistota. Madison 60.
The child Of Mrs Smith. whom mentioned In for
letter ne being dashed out of the mothers srms
by accident, belongs to Lafayette smith, WaSnlngon
Market, New York Mrs. Smith, who is young woman
about 20 years age has been very Ill ever since lhe
occurrence. She going on visit 10 iriend she
IL in the Deghborbood waiting In the hope OF the
body being found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11
FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
ChiDDeWa Farm.

THE terms of sale Of this Farm made Last septsm-
her not having been complied WITH II Is again Of
f.red. This Farm Is amongst the most valuable ~ The
county. IL lies within Two miles Of the Rappahan-
mock river and canal, miles Of the village OF
Wa.renton, and between four and five of the Fauquie
White Sulphur Springs; contains between nine hun.
dred and thousand acres the greater portion oil
which the fine red soil, generally found In thai coun
~, with large portion OF fine bottom meadow iand
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain asf
for grazlng several good springs, with q hne stream
running through the whole Farm
The Improvements are comfortable pain arm
house. Barn, Stables, Cabins, &c.i each having oeen
recently put in repair. Not very distant from these -
an elevated site for the erection OF snch heter buia.
incs as proprietor nigh; prefer commanding iuii
view cf the whole Farm Inc location OF TINS Farm
renders desirable property; Its proximity 10 the canal
10 The village of Warrenton and the White sulphur
Springs afording than usual facilites oil nean
and OF society; and by the canal cheap and ready nc
cess 10 market for all its products The terms Will be
as liberal "a most purchasers coud well desire ros
session given at any time to suit the purchaser win
desi able arrangement the quitting IN growing crop
Purchasers wishing 10 view The Farm, are referred
10 Edmund Rose. Esq. NOV the occupant, Charles
Chiffon Jones Green, Eqrs, residents ~thih Anew
miles, orto JAMES FuNraISE Of lianoref,
THORNTON Of Fredericksburg,
Aug lief Executors Of a Rose, deceased
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VAIUABLEJAMEo RIVER ESTATE FOR
SALE


ny vrtu. of n decree Of tho Circuit Court Of Ches-
ID ;.r6rd Of the 81 IL April, iSiT. amended by Two
other decrsc one made the 18th July, 1911 and the
other on the2sih March, Is4S IN The SUIT at navid
'. lfree etc against Lucy Wintfee and others the
Plantation james River, 10 the county OF BucsDs-
ham, belonging TO the estate Of James W. Wniee, de-
ceased Will be offered for sale, by public auction, on
the premises THURSDAY the 18th OciobernrNt,
fair II not fair day The plantation contains
by survey 1870 acres, OF which there are estimated 10
be Goo OF open arabic land Including about
$50 acres OF river, and small portion oi creek low
grounds The residue of the land Ia In woods, aud
much OF i. well tmbered. Nearly all the open land IS
In high state OF improvement from lie Use oil clover
and plaster and well adapted 10 the growth Of obac
CO. corn, wheat and There is gris mill on tr
place. and site which there has been saw mill,
the dam now standing IN good repair IAe mia may
be rebuilt moderate cost, and rendered very prom,
able. The plantation adoins the lands oil hoDeft np
Ing John and lanes Harris, Henry ana LORENZO
Nicholas and others, and about niiies io s.o's
VILE and miles from the virginia MINIS, riouuCr may
he carried across the river 10 The canal Witou' any
hauling The opposite SIDE IL - wen Ha.eIeo,uy
two CT chs running entirely through u; anu ny NUM-
h.r al snrtnys conveniently uatrd. There IL GOOD
orchard and all necessary tobacco houses, barns, e'
with a small dwelling and an overseefs mouse. no
purchaser will receive possession oil me iahn no" W
rrop as soon the crops can br properly gae'ea anu
,amov.d and viii take full possession oh he Isl Janu
AIRY next - , .odi, NJ IN.
,y nj three years equal instalme nt' ior the residue
49, .,.o MS 10 benr interest from the sale, and
10 he secured By nonds with good s.cuitv aia " re-
tanning the title un:i payment 49, .,.,,,
we are authorized TO say, that II Is mol 3s intention
RI any OF tie persons interested 10 ne estate 10
nurchase IL. LUCY WINE Rec, tCommissionsrs
JOHN J. BROWN,
Al the same time and place. shall sell all the sock
Of every hind. consisting Of horses, mules, oxen
milcb cows, young cattle, sheep and hogsi also, me
eroo OF corn OATS shuoks straw ETC. tosehef win all
The plantation utensils Of every KIND.
TERMS:-For all sums o! $40 and over, credit Of
Al, months viii be gwen; the purchaser giving b"nd
rth approved security before the delivery Of the pro
nrrty: al sums under $l0 cash.
Lucy WISfREE, Administrative
~ sale Of The ahave will be conducted By John J.
ROW and David Winfree. sept I-clds
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q a sus Dera,s q face,

Il a En ID cr IS % fla &c,
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, uader the Exchanges
" Hotel. Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, No. 63, September ::
~ "a Is e. 10 J 81 4, 81 81 ii S So.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, Class lU7-srp,. 9Th:
p q :, g 2 II s. 20 ls = 81 10 7ss e
Drawn Nos Monongaa. Class lt9, Sept. 9Th:
IS y 81 81 IS " as is 60 % 20 9 % ~.
Ticket Is p IS, Is, and 3D. prize Of 500 sold by
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Glass
No llU-Capitas: s2o00 600, 1000 900, 1853, ~
of LOON, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S5-shares in
proportion.
No. 31-Capals: $4,000, l5,rUo, 10000 5,UH, 35tG,
1900, 2,5O0, ,iOU % OF GOO, IS Nos 10 drawn.
Tickets SlU-shares in proportion.
THURSDAY-1he Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
2OCs, 10 Of 100. sc. Is Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ss
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY--The SUSSEX County tDelaware) Lottery,
Glass No. G5-Capitais: Sl7,uU0, 5000, &c IS Nos,
Ia drawn. Tickets Si-sharas in proportion.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery-Tne sussex County
tDeIaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. ll0-Capital
5000, SC. Is Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sl-shares
In proportion
SATURDAY EvENING-tsales close AZ o'cock)
Splendid Lotery-l5 drawn ballots of IS NEARLY
az many prizes as blanks!
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. ll2--
Capitals $50 100, a5u, OOo 6,uUO 5l45, 10 Of %,
10 of l,5vU, &C. Tickets SIS shares in proportion
Splendid Lottery for Saturday, September Goth.
The Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Class No. [, for
1919. Capitals: prize oil s63,oaO, 25,OOO l5VuO, l2
UvU lO477, of i,0Ou 3,O00 10 Of lOOO 100 of 1000,
239 Of iou, &C. IS Nos, "a drawn. Tickets $40
siares IN proportion.
" Orders .ur packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares The above or in any Of Maui
~ Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 TO Sl0
will the prompt attention, and tho draw
inss forwarded immediately TO distant Adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
SJr Recoirct No. 3-"Thsresiuck in odd numbers,
says Rory o. More I" Sept 10
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
DANIEL Ii. LONDON

A NNoUNCESt 10 his custom.rs and the public GENE
~ rally that he has returned fr'm Europe with the
most extensive and desirable stocI of DRY GOODS ho
has ever had the pleasure Of ofrnng which, together
with large stock Of Goods OF American manufacture
makes his assortment equal tnany 10 he found any
one Jnbbing House in THIS coinry. lilo sole a eaii
from all persons in want Of Gods assuring them that
no effort shall be spared on hspar to give satisfaction
His stock Of Imported Goods consists in part of
Blankets OF every de5cripIio from ~ cents the pair
tuSl0
In Cloths his stock Is iaree-in English French and
German-oi all rolors and prices
In Cassmeres he has an ASSORTMENT Of the mos; crlr
braled makes Of French, English, Scotch and Der.
man-some OF the style, an entirely new, and never
before presented
In Goods for Top coats-thse are some Of novel tcs-
lures snd shades
In vestings his stock unusually large and attractive.
amongst which aro superior embroidered whiie,
eoored AMI black Satin and cashmere vesI.rgs-;hs
colors and shades of which IRE as Handsomely de-
signed as any Goods thai ara Produced
Aloaccas or every shade and Price
Cashn,eres and Mouslaines, of al sorts
A large stock of Irish Linens, ys1y low
White Cambria, JaekOnet, Swsi, Null, Book and Em-
hroidrTed Musllns
Blk and Alpaca sercrs
SILK and Tabby Velvets
Bonnet, Cap Satin aud Lustrinr Ribbons
Sixty Yisettes, a'anIlas and Coaks, made in Paris
some oil which are Of such m expensive character,
that they will be offered by the single one
Ladies' slippers and Caters, made IN Paris
Ladies' Kid Gloves, manufactured fbr Inc by Of the
best makers in Paris
Hosiery, Of every kind
Ladies', Dress Handkerchiefs and Linen Cambria
Handkerchefs
Gentemen' 3 French Hats and Boots
Gentiemen's cravats iiandkrmhisfs, Gloves and He
sicry
Drap d. Arcola, for genilemen's Coils
English Pantaloon Stui15, Satlnetts and kerseys
Whitney Cloths and PHO, Cloths
G9n,Irmen's Top, Shepherds and Hunting Goats and
Leather Caters
leo Tweed Chesterfield Coats
English Prints, a large variety
Sewing SILK and Twist
Patent Threads ana Spool Cottons, all kinds
Umbrellas, large assortment OF Englsh mae
or American Clouds he has large and general aa,,tt
inent, amongst other things Fancy Cassine ros, Lew
and beautiful styles
salinelis, Kerseys and Tweeas
Heavy Fuled Cloths
Flannels, all colnrs, twiiied and PLAIN
Plain and twilei re-! aud blue LEseys
Plaid Lnseys, large stock, sumo yery ina
Prints, heavy stock oirlch Falstyles
Bleached and brown Domesiic5
Tickings and Apron Checks
Rack and colorad Cambrc5
Table Cloths and Napkins
Umbrellas, Suspendris, Hosiery, Buttons, Needles,
Pms, Combs, and variety OF other Goods.
Cd Yc3m