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Foreign HALLS.
Islands VIII ss,s - .hs Herald oaoe ,his sly.
v mailed a. N. Herald oss The Post Oess VIII for
Is,sr Bags o. sear err oho for Havana and tn. P,oa,
will close 80 above %. day At e'olock
csinsrsis Sc vsr cIssosSi City, VIII .i..s to day at az
shs world. - " WV
!rf, o; &. y,s .,;, 70; s :: 4,
Eeem COZ Fsehsnge THE day a. II o'clock All letters Tor
T,,sT rsTi q steamer Ollie Havana and the Psoiss
Lite, s sss. for kirS'isn csssr. Panama VALPARAISO
. Seiss md ss ). sp.ssi
STss ws'1 n. o. -. s'i
Letter e ,,svsr, crs.es, City and c..!oA.. for
sssss day. AZ " sud Ss ff@srdsa ~ ,p.o. as.
Later Bss, q u. oAi9 fI navAaA and tas Ps.as. will
sloss az above, to-day At 0e,es'
Herald marine Correspondence.
rrrtspslyn,. Dec l2 s-i n, Brig sssrns
New fa,s; nsniy psissy. lacy fsE,pss.S si.r, 81
s..ts s' FsSss so Jos oS w..s d steamer
"cis,f:desiip helen yse'.. TnsleI Liy,rgeoli brig.
s.1s a sSs. r .Ss .sss Worth
E.,e smith Charleston, Sc Thos Ienner Niekersen
F.s.s cSSsih S Ne. forh .''H''' '''' 'A
miscellaneous.
from Rattan Island reports the Br ship Sailor Prince o.
Belfast Ire rcEsclney from Liverpool for New Or
lesns With 6s pssenssT totally los, on reef near the
island Of about the 18th Nov Her
all landed in safety but several h,d died from exposure
Capt ncKchney bsd proceeded 70 Cam peachy for assistance
sprp couaun Gardner, from New York Marcb O. ran
TO Lupter Ledge in entering the harbor Of San Francisco
and would probably bilge.
BR ssr, Tprssyse which sailed for Mobile s'h ul.
turned 10 Liverpool, Ath lehsy.
Bsis waIpoLs-A tslss.sphie despa,bh from Bath, Me-
received Merchants Exchange, BostSn, Tuesday
ssys that tie brig Wspoe from Boston for frsnkfor
load for Havana has been totally wrecked on Monhegin No
particulars.
sopR As,ror, o. west Thomaston Ne from Wichf,ri,
T. for Boston, In ballast sprung leak IN Boston Bar
Wednesday nieht about III occc PIT bsef and snchgred
under fsuss Beach whore sh. parted her chains saur
day night and sshore sonomoy Point Hall was
10 be sold yesterday, 80 10 laid en- the beseh-
scrn IDss tofrrsptf'r Me-. Hsrde laden With silrosd
ties ard bound 70 New YORK. rshore Thomas
Point Saturday nieht lot inst during the
The master and suffered intensely rm the Geld and
storm the breaking the vessel all that pight aud
Until Monday morning. She sustained eosdsrsbe injury.
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A vosT MoNpLRFrL ASH AsToNIsnINn nnoNr9

n of Hair Dr. Dewitt G. KeilinEer:-p sir: was
duced your kedicates Lninont Cor the Hair upon
two Of my grend dsps which fallen sost entirely
su atd 20 my gs. surrrse The hair cane IN very thes
fast ard in short tim they bad hsir than they
desired and ~ has confined hrn. soft heautfui
main yours truly May Bayl.y will amstur-h H.
The head - nd street In addition 20 the shove hss
cured rheumatic pains Of from twenty % thirty yar stand
ard Ell 81 cuts and bruises Sold In
large bottles ~ % csnts 81 Dozen, at I'D Pear street. aud
"a nrradv az, Grand street.
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MEDICAL.

DERruMERy or TIE CHOICEST KINDs-sUCu AS
Sslosns. Or karrgv, purs Beers gre,ss hnoy soaps,
hair OILS and for the handkerchief Otto OF Rose
shaving Soap ard Powder que Rouge, orr stall Pomad and
every description required. Fer sale low ~
GEORGE RAPHAEL Co, 2s2 Pearl street.
4 EtCHEs LEEoHEs-ThE UNDERsIuNED, lwPDa-
~ ter 81 Icech befs 10 nfor the druggists aud doctors
uroufhout the United States, that he u receiving regular
nportaons by steamship from Europe, and that he
has onttny hand fresh s.dcn swed 81 ana Gernan
Leeches which he sells always very mod prices,
Quantities 20 suit purchasers. J. y. CLEU,
Importer Of Leeehes. No. 7 John street. New York
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TIVE EUNITICBHT GOODNESS OF ALMIGHTY COD
hiss been pleased 10 place amongst meticns that will
immediately ard treeusy tho distressing
Of hodily debility nerves. aEeeticna therefore
mend all persons thrs afflicted to wi With ths
that good result from taking it the will be
turned sent by mall will insura bottl, nv Cypress
part Of abe United Staes Direct to TALBOT WATTS,
bookseller 100 Nagsas street. Ash Tor WAts Nervous
tdote. As true there living Ood believe 10 10 aspe
sGs rcmady Tor all nervous bodiy OF mental debility.
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DR CLOVER AUTHOR OF TUB rRAyELLGRs NE
~ deal Guide and several ether sdcal works, sfers
his pfofsors ssvses 10 tLose Who sufs-ed
atv. ~ medical rre.srcsrs and physssns Who have de-
voted ICES attention 20 this branch ~ pr,stcs Dr. O.
rrns,ieAly acquainted -,h ne ~ the most din
cult cases. beng regular Er,tpat. IN his Profession aud
Laving ccsfnrd himself tie Of ais eass Of dis
his egces Al Ne. tnow called No. Ia Ana
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paw Ne Mixture for the cure Of Gonorraea, elect,
Srictures snd similar disorders ~ akos speedy
without the least restriction u Diet drink exposure
change In application to business The proprisor challenges
single vh.eh the mxtsre will not under
FIXTURE Of Ave hursrcd dollars Further disease
not be eontrsstd dose q The Mixture IL taken when
exposed IL Put IN bottles With full directions 81
ous bottle lasts veekmsny cured in tive dsys Fer
sale By q. n. hiug. l92 Broadway, iO5 Bsyard 81.
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nR MORRISON n cosrrDsNrIALLy CONSULTED

~ al dsssscs offs delicate n.urs. eSteasiv> prac
tee ezaii hn !? erre eroezy recent ctes ~.
surtd " res b sir isfs Nc fee az suraa ttoturts.
s.nirs w..kns he irvs-isily Sac Va LcEi3z III
plons, IN his nee. S9f,S fultoA slEecL
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Port OF New York, Dec. IL, 1sIo.
sus hisss.. ......7 Is NOON nsEs. ..". ~
suS strs.. q 81 NIGH wATBk.... IS
Geographic.
bse general column fot the latest Marine Incixcxes
81 Magnetic telegraph
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street.
GREAT SCIENTIFIC DIscovERY-cURE IYoNE day,
VI without msdclneWky H. that DR. L,rmont1 Reads,
has perform for those Who dipped
BY the guseki IL IA beeause he IL the scientific prac-
Ntonsr Tor the q private diseases IN Amerea his
French Female Pills will cure the sbstsas Of
suprrsssos
NO CURE NO CBARoE.-DR HuRPnY, or q, GOLD
street. sophdcntay consulted all forms Of private
diseases kses,t Csses Of gonorrhar he In
days orsitv issai detiv and mroteney suecessfuily
trs.edty Dr. ~ No mercury us,s in hndrancs
frem hu.,-s.s epsr frs~r A " ,oep.N
nR RALPH. AUTHOR or TBE PRACTICAL PRr-
~ vate Treatise, ks - Creen~ieh sre-tOmce hours,
sto1fA ~, 6toeP. tsundays srceptsdD Those who
apply in the early will b surprised the rspidty
ana little sttandinG their IL 40 ehiefy
those who have Suffered from slsAs Of
pie who propeiy appreciate his In strieur
IRON s 6rst ,cpsn it more advanced aud Distress
from sdvsntsses and ertensvs
practices he sssvd raria aud radical which
fe hts grounds fer stating can be obtained from ether
seurs. in America.
nP. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE sTREs7. 30 WE'LL
~ Known IL tbs treatment Of daiica.o dissasrhe Doe
tors rpu for sh In those hnfouret that havs
eristed Cor years ire snent Conrttutonai weakness
brought secret habit ersctusuy cured Recent
sured In fourasvs
MO CUPE NO PAY.-BR ooRBTTr, ~ DUANE ST.
lN te consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
diseases prsctos o. sixteen years devoted 70 the tress
Of delicate disease enables Dr. c. 10 the worst
form of this dsesss Recent cured In three ssys Ne
mercury used.
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Foreign HIniIs.

Dire i2-wind during the Cay from ygw.
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I rsr OF LsrrEEs nrxAINlxo IN TEE NEW YoRK

Augustsvsi
Greenwich street
fshhury Maria
Atwsll Mrs " m q
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

HyEIE undersgnt.i respectfully inform their friends and
i the public, that they have become propreiOrs OF ,t
gboys new and splendid Hotel a&r
supply obvon7 demand Tor increased amt superior
Communications In this city. II Is located Washington
street, within five minuies walk oil the great Southern aud
Western Railroad pepoS and the business sections OF Tie
city, IL adjacent 10 III. Park, ana The Cupala commands
beautiful view Of The IIarbor and adjoining towns.
The House has heen constructed after The most approved
Plans with all the modern inventions that minister the
comfort and convenience the traveller and the
tors long experience ia hotels has enabled him intro.
cdce many improvements which are, yet. peculiar
this establishment II is built OF Quincy granite AMI
inins One Hundred and Fifty Rooms, cuienily
Ell In sniis and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
piled with abundance Of pure soft water.
The Furniture made 10 order from the best patterns,
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience
luxury ami sTlendor.
our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries OF The
reason, and pledge ourselves thai the raes
the season shall be found upon IT,
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection Of
servants. and guests rely upon prompt amt polite
attendance. e."
charge Of baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprictors trust by strict attention In tle wants OF
guests 10 merit share OF parDIse assuring all who
favor them with visit! that ir,ll,ns shall be wanting
,er part 10 render the ADAMS IorsE second 10 10
the Union. L. a ", T. ADAMS ProprieiOis
l.. ADAMS, IN,
7. ADAMS
Adams House, boston.
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WATER CURE.

EPHRaT.4. LANCASTER CO., PENN:
vENHE EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INsTI-
IL TUrE is in successful operation under the
direc ion Of Dr. +. LEfsERiSo, who has had the
advantage OF six months experience with Presznitz,
a,the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has
pracsel the water cure treatment In this country
for the last six years. and within the last two years
at This place having restored many hopeless paents
to full health. There are many natural advantages
at Bphmta pure water, the mountain air and splen.
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Addi-
liona bu ldings have been erected this season The
mountain dorsche has been much improved, and
several fine springs Of pure water have been brought
into use, 10 that large additional number Of pa
tents and viscrs can be comfortably accommodated.
Ephrala being very easy ofaccen,, stage leaving
Reading for Ais place every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday; there is also triweokly stage
from Downington via Ephraia to Harrisburg
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable terms
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UNITED STATES NAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare 50.
EzE .xG.Aeaaza. $500. -
H sg t Y lssi Q

MORNING LINE,
Pen PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON, AID BAITI
MORE RAILROAD
Via Wilmington Newark, Elkion, Hsvrs de Grace Sc yin
leave The depot, Eleventh and Market streets daily except
SIndSyj IN A.
AFTERNOON LINZ
Via Sc.v Castle and FrenoLtoSn.
Ti steamboat OHIO, Capt Davis will eays Dock street
wharf. daily, except Sunday, Al . "a NJ
NIGHT line,
Per Phiisielpkis, Wilmington sni Baltimore Railroad
will lea lie depot, I'M and Market streets daily ii ID
O'Clock y VI
me Mal Lines will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia AZ
A, NJ snt r VI per Riilroad, 5hd o'clock, y VI ~
Steamboat
SUNDAY MAIL LIVE
Ts only Line Tor Biltmore on Sunday viii leave III,
depot, lltl and Market street, al 10 J. VI.
Passengers mus procure their tickets before taking then
ssatg III ue rars.
WHEELING AND PITTsBURC
Ticker through 10 Wheeling Of Psbnrp be rroeur.
ed a. tia depot, board the steamboat
Fare "a P,iahnrg l2, To Wheeling slJ
NOTICE An baggage By The above Inns II entirely NJ
riski ami passengers expressly prohibited
taking any thing a. baggage bn their wearing apparel
tnlh, 4 baggage allowed zach passsnger
o"t7 as u u IiuDDELL. Agent
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Harden 4 CO.,

WsgDING AND COMMISSION MEfci'ANIS,
JttyiN,; DISPOSED their Interest IA the Eslltts bt
III mttu New YORK and Boston, be- ~ niiofm livt'
iaent AMI lie public that yy viii devote ltlr attention.
,tt,iarIy To- hi Exchange, shipping, AMI Commission
GusIne-s III unrSVn with their Liverpool ami Boston
iIrt,.f ana .eicits ut London, Paris, and Ilyre
I'M Eftls thSi have bean oIlt,d by r sissc fibtIs
III lst ytars or The execution Ol London AMI Paris
orders are very much Increased through the dr,c
ne VI steamers nom New YORK
opiers lvr purchases 20 be made IN England France aud
OH, paris o. Europe will be exteutpd, aud upon the ns
reasonable teihis by agents Cash advanced anl
credits given ior the purpose Of facilitating their ,sseulio
Particular attention lsiiG 10 entering AMI Clearing Goods at
the New York and ioson eusouihouses and forwarding
with tlle utmost despatch,
Exchange sight, III sums 10 suit constantly for sol. III
London, Liverpool, aud Paris,
Offices No Wall Street New YORK.; No. Court str, &;
Bos'on; Ne, Cook street, ana " Waterloo road Layer
pool HARNDEN q co.
" D. Our an II Liverpool continues TO give every az.
teto 10 The forwarding OF all kinds of Merchandise upon
the most reasonable Tms by eesnie md sihs shps 10
all parts OF the world.
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TT LLOYD has ngeniorsly succeeded in in
III, venting Compound Of such a delightful
as TO render the hardest and toughest skinso
fair and delicately white.
Ladies' Riding, Gardening or Painting and Gen.
llemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing.
Rowing, &C., or any amusement or exertion preju-
,lical 10 the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasngly efcacious in removing all hardness stain,
redness, and oil other cuianeons Disagreement pre-.
venting and rendering the skin SOFT fair, and phable
From the nice combination Of Balsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy Laiher, with the hardest or Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths They produce the most softening and re-
freshing sensation and will I've found an excellei
substitute for the Flesh Brush
They arc highly recommended TO Captains,
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fsreyn
countries. as they will retain their virtue in anycli-
male. For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drug. 4 Apoth,, corner Of M q Pa az.
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p VILIO N.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
HNHE Proprietor begs 10 inform his friends and
the public, that he has made considerable
Improvements in this establishment since the last
season lie has erected a large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are In
landed for gentlemen only they are OF comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects TO those which are re rally demo-
minated single rooms in the various -tering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor il now ready to IL with fami-
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed to him at the City Ho-
Tel, Broadway, viii be Immediately attended TO
steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, al the following hours, Wis
From Ntic Brighton, Eom North Pier, ". York.
At and III Am. At9, PM. and ~. u
. 5 20, PM. 3 l-2, s, & 6, PM.
More frequent communications will be. estab-
lished as the season advances, SfE wss safsS
The Pavilion Ia ready for the reception Of com
pany +. BLANCHARD.
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

IiR JOHN WRIGHT having rslinl',ished all eonneson
III with the Winthrop House IL will for the future be
der the sole u the subscriber and the Lor
10 now opened Hotel for the EaTeling public well
home foT more permanent boarders.
Tbs situation Of the house directly in mont Of iosta
Common Its spacious and airy rooms, and all It's internal
accommodations, render nelu ,ied b. any public house
N the city IN ls attractions for the aeser and for those
desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience 10 apartments, table and
dance will be furnished at The house. which be had az
any hotel in the city in It's attractions r the traveller aud
for those desiring more permanent lodgings
Every convenience 20 apartments, table and 1ifsn
dance, will be furnished az The house which be had at
hotel boarding house Ia The Cliy and the subscriber
viii devote himself TO The eomior Of ali wins may hin.
with their patronage,
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies'
VIII end the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 th-r
convenience. .,.,.4E
the patronage ii The travelling public and 81 permanent
sarasrs, Is respectfully solicited
e4rt . WILLIAM II SPOoNER
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no INvESrons AND rATEsrEEs.

AGENCY ron ogrAiSISo PATENTS ron NEW lsrES,
TioNs Al wAsHlsGToS.
III 7. ELLIOT, formerly Of The Patent Ohies, informs
w his former clients and others that his office may sui
br found at o same corner where II has been located or
The last tlty years, directly opposite the Patens Office,
ami promptness any businc the line vi his profession
nch furnishing Information respecting the originate.
ami paienlbity oInveniions preparing papers and draw
inrE Tor applications for patents, caveats, &c
10 those acquainted with bIm he refers 10 the follow,
ing testimonial Vi tbe Hon Henry D. Ellsworth late Com
missioner VI Patents:
Patent Office, Feb Is, 1879.
Mr. William T. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
Ia the Patent Office Draughtsnan, Ac. having esiab-
llshti Patent Agency In tie city OF Washington, take
pleasure ia Recommending him gentleman wpr.
thy Of confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
take charge OF any business requiring knowledge Of
ehanca SCIENCE tho progress OF the arts and patent i'm.
prove Mr. Elliot Il also well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office. HENRY L.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents. ,
W. T. Elliot is asd the author OF the plan Of the
Parent Ohee building ta
lrs- Letters ON business TO be postpaid
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THE MARRIED WOMAN,s PRIVATE
L MEpICAL COMPANION. by DIR. A. N MAuRIog Az.


Professor Of Diseases OF Woman Sd edition. smo, pp. $50,
prrt 81 $4,000 c1piss sold in three months.
The grea, demand Tor this important work, (oi
whch thousands sold has compelled The issue Of ao.
Their edition. II is intended especially for The married. as IL
eosss important which should be known 10 them
particularly Here every female discover the causes
tain mode Of cure in every complaint TO which her Is
subject, .r
Ills an important question 10 The married why II Is that
behold many married females sickly debilaied and
posaied also The causes and whether they suscep
hie OF remtdy They VIII here find these important maj.
tiers connected with discoveries In medical and physologi
cal science, which meet this question,
This work Is destined TO be In the hands Of every wife
and mother who has regard Tor her health and wei.
fare, well as thai Other husband
The revelations contained In iis pages have already
proved blessing to thousands,
To those YET unmarried bur contemplating marriage or
perhaps, hesiiang TO the propleiy Of mourning The
spOnsibiss attendant upon H. The importance OF being
possessed 81 the revelations contained In these pages in
nitey involving their future happiness cannot be appre
eiAtsd N ..s
Copies isiR he ssat by mail free Of pns,ags
The receipt OF dollar the Married Womans Fri,
Medical Companion viii be Of postage 10
any part Of The United States All letters addressed
posi- paid 10 Dr. A, NJ Manrceau Box 1874 New York
city Publishing Office, No rs LIBERTY 81, New York
For sale by the following Agents m
zEiBER co Plhiairlphia WM TAYLOR & co,
Baltimore
sai- Agent Tor Washington, D O.,
w ADAM
3 lOora from 4 l.2 street
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EpILEpsY OR SAILING sICKNEss.

IN all symphonic Of frequent pain In The Head lnne.s Of
" Sight noise in the cars disturbed Sleep with asat.
ing dreams, PALPITI TON, Fla TULENCY and
WEAKNESS, Dr. SyNEETSER'S PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perseryered In, until
every eympiom ceases. The above the premontory
symptoms OF EpiIepsy, and denote very foul
by the Of this Panscea will al all lines insure body
against any OF these dlsagrceabe symptoms Many per,
suppose HAT II Is useless 10 take medicine unless we
are so III he unable 10 attend To daily avocaons
therein lies their error We do insure our hoses and
goods when they Ere with the expectation that
they will bum p; but the wise precspt Of guard
ing against accident So purify our blood when we'll
we insure our bodies against attacks OF sickness not with
the expectation Of being sick but be always pre-
pered against It's attacks, Tor sale q all the druggists
!, 7. CALLAN,
corner Off and 7th streets.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear
M. m. JENNINS n co.

DIAPERS Ann TArLoRs importers Of Cloths Cashmere
Vesngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &c., 3l broadway, Anne.
fican HOTEL Offer for inspection extensive
new and fashionable goods lor Fall and Winter wear
ected with view 10 rendering their stock rich In qah
FOR oTERc oATS -Blus, black, brown olive, and
greer mled cloths; ynrios shaes Beaver dol drab and
blue Devonshre kersey; Canada grey do drlb blue
black Pilot coih browh black, blue, and rah Aiohsr
WINTER FRoc1S, SACKS DC. Beaver and mill4a
DRESS AND FROcK COATS Blue, black olivr
brown green and Adelaide Cloths 0! holy's Simonis
BUSINESS AND ,7RATELLiNG ooATS-rlahi
Cassimsre Tweeds and other goods
HUNTING CoA7;S-uiys, brown, and dTab AIoies
pdN7ALooN,s French English, German and Anne.
rcan black, blue, mixed and fancy cassimerrs seiesird
with reference 70 the various Of numerous pa
enable 10 insure combining ease aud elegance
TESTS Hack silks and sains, fancy do wnallen and
and Mlrseies, rich Silk and sans for l,a and Parties
AMY IND SlrY--Experiepc enable. Us 10 f,rn,.,.
Uniforms in retronformty with regulations and we hav
always on hand The material necessary to the feren
FTRsT MADE GARMENTS
Equal TO The best custom work
beaver and niled cloth Surtouts; large assortment I'M
proved styles saeks including blue, black brown ah
oI ORA and bhs Po oys and brown Tsssds S
business and Travelling Coats Olive brown, green, and
blue Cloths plaid Cassimsrss Twees Dress and Frock
CoatsA LARGE assortment IN various colors and fabric
Blue and Black Cloths full aa iree quarter Cit
sieF Pantalooas-blark blue, mixed, and fancy Cass'.
mers plain Ind ribbed yeiyeieens Tor riding travelling
sc yesiinss Black SILK, Satin, lombazinr, and Cassi.
mere fancy SIX, Satin, and Valencia; fg,ered plain
wool Velvet, black and iere,i silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES Merino, and figured Muslin, IN great variety
Hunting Goats, In ynrinns styles.
FINCTURESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jenny Lind,
NIaznrka and Other styles fancy Crava English, French,
and Italian black SILL Crsyais: and medium quality
hlack san Crayns superior black silk Satin Srarfi.
newest style fancy do Merino S,nrfs or Mnies for raye
ling Sc; twied and plain English, French, and India
Pocket liandkerrhrias Goves--1 hnsons md Haio,'
back white and colnre,l kid; also Aerino Iirkskin lined
berlin, Linen, Cation, &c. S,spehdersA the various
styles ami qualities. lneryesis ani DlawersM erin0,
silk and uckssn, Wool and Cation Flannel Half Hose,
White and Mixed AIerno aud Cotton various grades Shirts,
Blossoms, and Cnllars, Umbrellas, SILK, and Cotton
PIECE GOOpS.-Cloths, Cassmcres, Nesngs, &c.
as extensive an assc tmeni he found in the country,
which will he sold by the piere yard low prices
they be bought with the obvious advantage of seec.
lion from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
gonda.