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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

Al FOR SALR.-A hovse snd lot pleasantly situated
W IN The village ~ P-ekssil about ha a mite from me
HudtOn River Railrosa The ia d. So feet from. Dy
10 deep The building II good tw1st,ry frame house,
u by l6 feet There are Alec good wen csisrn aud
wocdhouse The premises beside variety Of fruit in
cuGinE plums, cherries grapes anu cnra1s II can De
bou h Tor shout wOhiris valne as the owner de.
sIrous Of ieayng he country Apply
jel2 w. PURDY O. HUTCHlNs, PeeksEii Y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

IN PUsUANCE OF an order 81 the Surrogate Of the County
fer, notice heeby gwen % al person. having AGAINST
Ira Budge late OF the City New fork deceased present
d vouchers thereof the her -siencs
~ Sprugst he ~ Of New Yor, before the day
Juy rsrt Dated he@ Yofk, tie fi4 day ofJanulg, 1850
HARRIET BURDGE
plaS6nF Administering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

a. REMOYAt.-FRED. w. PACHTAfANH
~ MATCHMAKER and eyeler, respectfully Informs ~
- customers and tbs public 10 senera, that be- h..
&&&[ removed from 20 O. 40 Csnast ween SuivN,
Fsrick-sts where be Keeps usual al his Old store
Eo assortment OF 61e gold and silver Watches -velry
and syerwsre OF every description &c which be vii sci
n n lowest possible prices Every arice warranted "a
represented. Watches, lswery El1 slveswaru made 70
lstef and repaired. my2i lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

e. FOR SALR-A dosirabe country Residence In the
~ town Of Wilton, Conn. about u miles from Nor.
~"-~- wall and shout one hours noe the New.Hayen
Railroad II consists OIL acre 81 go11 land ard Iu-.
rounded with shubbery The house IN good Der. /!
Il Tie Danhury rosd and will b. sold low az he sub
scribsT has 10 u.s. fDr It InCuire e.
ielln GAUNT DERRICKsON ls9 sorlh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ IIEME tOIN-L0F0s MeeF Junior, ln1 John G. Nc0l,
- aran Fral.s Child money demand contract.
Con. not s-fTo FRANCIS CHILD fog hereby nole
required tie COM plant acton, which will he i-t
e Office % the CerS Of tie cty and County Of Nfo al
fhe IS Ha y oi New YORK. and 20 copy u yoir
snqer the subscribers n their Office, Nun
Tier Nineteen Nae.i, Ire cts of New OfE, within twenty
after off exclusive of e lay Of
such s4f-ce AID fyou % tie .ad complaint Wn l-
aore-sd ihe plaintiffs 10 fh acton VIII taAe ud eu. srast
ninety Dol frs and seventy 9Th er-st
dsy Ma Thousand eight ai ti and hy,
d.. the Clsls Of tbs aetion.--Ds'ed June 6 lao.
VAN ANTWERP * JAMES
i-lO lrwcvF M Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. ~ Vaist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

EgJ r. JANI order 81 tie Hon William W Campbell OF
ne Justices Of Sol Court Of tie CITY oi NeF k notice
lfs suef by the end Juse d.
rcta cay and County Of New or, conmnd
ine hm ia .lI Ae-r l- tnp called te
Clarendon oneng port New York, lad t unman-ib BY
sptan Brown and an persons who clam o. have ans demands
sst the sti yee srts appael ad furniture unit Acpro
file t te ~ 'e s Chapter q fhe 80 part 81 h" Re-
s Statutes required 70 deliver an account Of urf respective
Ans 20 te sal .ilsce the City u the Cry Of Nes-fors,
n three months Com te l' pg5 lcton OF uis notice, or Their
rer. ssn-t vessel WI he forfeited a1i c sad vessel
b. sold ior payment against her unless tle
ae thereof person Interested tierr
n 'arrsar aad @tiaree DE sad O. M 1lu
iie three rreni' s-Dsied New orb, June sih 1850
laumM W. u. sIOGDiLL Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

PURSUANCE q 10 order of The Surrogate 4 County Of
tNe~ ORR noioe hereby al persons having claims
against "kOh1E W. HOFFMAN,, late Of tie City Of YORK
ceaec u present the with the
ur al h. Residence, No 81 Anthony street Cfy
o, % Or before the Snth day Of September New
york, TIE 20 day Of March lSiC JAMES Il HOFFMAN,
nilav6us Asm'n,str.t,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate County
New YORK notice hereby % all persons having claims
anst JOHN ANDERSON te o the City Of wYork deceased
~ present the with vouchers thereof The a
NE residence Of Milan c. Caave No si East Twenty frststre
m lie City Of New York, before tie Sixteenth day Of Sep.
srber neIt-Daiei N-wYork the VI. lay Of March, ls0
mil lavfmF WILLIAM FENSOIEll. 4 Io .nistrat1f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

PURSUANCE d order the Surrogate County Of
Nv iofs nots hereby gwen 70 ali pous having claims
+A'i aAaVkL ROBERTS, hs Of he CITY of New foTk, DO
~ Pfsssai TIE sane With voaeber thereof % the subscribers
~ ~ NE brosdssy Insurance Company Broalway
90 CT Of Ne- lok beor, tn nty ar 3Y Of Ausut
Ase- bsis0 Nesrork, The ltii day Of F-b-usly, lao
sChukEMAN HALSTED. Adu...-.rator
80 'fNfS ANS tOHEHrS. A3unisis,rstrir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

~ AMI I
hi,s,' f,fsl-s la3e % liha Cary ia the ununaomaS
Iss ~ exc = pied from service aad zines FOR the gsss
Eo,,,, HAi, 10 tho PGgf. IS esais The Reee yey's
rsese, S,'.Ssion aso 90 orou aDd con nu tsis are
WITH no -. 80 illresiais pa mont the Receiver
soxse sl % receive The City Taxcs All persons pei
lsrirs " ps essd ne al enoaui With Coz. OF Ell,
if -, 'NHS W. sANOtORD, Naior General
- lNDiysion n Yors STA Ng,iN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

PURSUANCE Of orer Of the Surrogate County Of
New fork notice hereby gwen - al persons having claims
Dt WILLIAM STEW ART late Of The Cts Of New York Mar
act Gardener deceased the thcreoio
tie subscriber, ~ her d~nce, street. City
heNfork, before tie nh day Of October nerDa,.d New
1ork, the 30th day Of March, 1850
al iswom- COHDELIA JOHNSON, Ain.a.stratr.1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
BARGAINS III STRAW GOOD,

IT FASHIONABLE HATs.-Jusi hnishet, ths
81 splcn.d article offered erStni Ffsneo Sus
E-k ~ u low phcs cf -, csrEiiy scid 81 " Ass
u eyscie a. g. g. Ssai Hh.s al - BEgNh
un lR- rs Canaisl oae eoor frog1r 51isiFeo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

20 Cob emD tfsE as 70 f fs.ss'.s, az. :,

-. - oeiock AM. srd n 0clocs' Pm b,
slsamoosi JOHN POTTE2, daily, ban8sys eTeep,ai
esceoA cass cars, g. Ell
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Passa &C Of the Texas Boundary Bill, anG
the New Mexican Territorial Bill

We have the heartful pleasure OF an
nouncing to our readers to-day, the pass
age of the above named Bills, having been
united on motion Of Mr.. Boyd of Ken
lucky. We doubt not, the other Bills
embraced in the Compromise will be pass
ed this week or next. We deem 1t our
duly to state that Mr.. Parker the Repre-
sentative of this district voted, throughout
the struggle of three days, with the friends
of the Union, thus carrying out the wishes
of his constituents Of both parties.
The National InelIigencer thus announ-
ces the happy result:
The COUNTRY SAFE Our readers
will, one and all, we are sure, learn with
the same heartfelt qualification that we an
nounce it. the fact Of the passage by the
House of Representatives, yesterday OF
the Senate Bills to settle the Texas BoHn-
Diary and to establish Territorial Gov
eminent for New Mexico the two havlI g
been consolidated in one bill by the House.
The passage of these important mea,
sures will satisfy all reasonable men OF
every section, and give peace and quiet
to the country. The bills were passed
by small majority, it is true; bat the
scant majority was no test ofthe true sense
Of the House. For il was remarked, by
sagacious member, after the vote was
announced, that he had no doubt the re-
suit gave JOY to at least loNr-filhs OF the
/ members of the House.
Our hearts are too full Of a sense OtJ"y
on this event for any comment upon II to-
dav.
When DECATUR was bearing down on
the Macedonian, and ready 10 open his
batteries on her an officer came up and
said, "Sir, the men wish to cheer" "LJ
them takc the slip and then chcer,' SAID
he. Now, then, friends all ! IHREE
TIMES THREE CHEERS FOR THE UNION OF
THE STATES, and those rho hare, :" the
Councils ofMc National, gaII"'lIy stood
IbU Hr'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Hon. Jainns NIcDoMen.

This distinguished sla'esman and ora
Tor has made another OF those wonderful
efforts, with which he has electrified the
House of Representatives since he has
been a member as on former occasions,
he was called to "go on" after his hour
had expired, bat one member Directing lie
was compelled to take his seat. MIR.
Mcdowell will be very formidable com
petitor fer Mr.. Mason's seat in the U. S.
Senate, which will be vacant from the All
or March next. His devotion to the /
nion has deseryedly gained him hosts OF
friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10

uur revolution, and whose commingled
blood flowed in one stream a, Euuker'S
Hill and the PlaiLs of York Town? IS
it the Union Of the Constitution We
fear not. We fear that the fraternal feel
.ings which should animate the different
members of a confedcracy Of sister States,
and which alone can preserve it in lis
original features, 10 longer exist. The
Union in name exists, but unless the pa
triotic men of all sections unite in some
strong effort, lis spirit will soon have
fled the substance will have wasted a.
way, the shadow alone remaining; the
constitution will not then be worth the
parchment upon which it is written, and
the Union will he but as the whitened
sepulchre, beautiful only in its fair pro-
portions.
That such will be tie result ola continu-
alton Of the scenes which have lately dis
graced the state of Pennsylvania, we have
not doubt. We had intended suggesting
some modes ofredress for thesegrievances,
but upon reflection came TO the conclusion,
that such a course would be inappropriate
at this time. The Senate have passed
the Fugitive Slave Bill; and it should have
a fair trial, shouIf it become the Law Of
the land. Our sincere desire is, that it
may answer it's intentions, and thus re-
move what we conceive TO be the most
prolific source of discomfort between the
North and the South.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
A saiEing church.

rFbe Flames Church Mission society
have a vessel called the Swan, the en-
pjoymen, Of which is to sail from on" one
shio. crowded locality TO another on the
busy liver. Ills ship is large cutter
Of about 40 tons burihen' and on her
bow is inscribed the words | names
Church :" and this truly noble vessel Is
in truth a cruising church for Sailors
The Objects to supply the dllierrn, .' Sec
lions of collier ships. which are compelled
to lie for many days in the Reaches win WI,
= pastor and place of worship. 1 he
collier crews could not 90 to church aad
accordingly the church has gone TO the
golfers. The Thames chaplain is the
Rev. w. Holderness, and his parsonage
is the cabin of the Swan. TIE Rev. gen,
tleman has a rowing commission. and
never before had rover so PeaceabIe a
commission.-Europeaa Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Cholera at Harper's Ferry.

We regret 10 hear that this sconrge, af
ter disappearing, has again commenced It's
havoc in uarper's Ferry. 1t has reap
peareJ with increased violence. many
deaths having occurred on Friday night
and Saturday last-some 8 or 10, we have
We have not heard from
there since Saturday afternoon. Truly
they are an afflicted people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
..,Ehn lrnn MASK.
enlargement

We have received from the Publisher
T. b. Peterson, No. 9s Chcsnu' s.. PHI
adelpha, the lst Volume Of tie iron
Mask or The Fca,s and Adventures OF
Raonl de BragcIonnc." beng tie concI"-
SION OF 'Iho Three Guardsmcn' &c, by
Alexander Dumas. We have not yc'
been able to read this work, bat the known
reputation Of the author, and The inisr9s'
excited by tic wo'ks Of which II Is Inc
scqua, assure rs shat We will bs amply
rcIsid for porusa! Of i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
The Bridge

Is now passable for horsemen, and in
few days will be ready for travel Of every
kind. This announcement will be hailed
with pleasure by the Droyers Of the Yves
tern counties, who have been awaiting
with anxiety the completion ofthis Bridge
They need no longer suffer the inconveni-
ence and delay caused by the Rail Road.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, 1880.

w ASIlINGTON,lo'Pt' - Io"V'
Cor. MDolceirs SDccch.-The speech
Of Gov. Mcdowell yesterday upon the
Texas Boundary Bill, was one Of those
." feasfs Of reason" that only flow from
the heart of pure patriot, sound states
man, and conscientious citizen. II was
an eloquent, conciliarory, fervid appeal TO
the Judgment not TO the passions, OF the
House and was listened to with THAI
noiseless attention that true merit and eX-
allied worth, at all times aud amid all cX-
element, will ever command. His was
democracy taught and practiscd by the
carly fathers of the Republic: and not OF
that spurious, bastard kind that such
mushroom politicians as Meaie. Seldom
and Mason, attempt to palm off, as The
democracy ofVirginia. In myjudgment,
Gov. Mcdowell il as immcasurably SUI
pcriDr in talent, virtue md political lnteg'
ritv. TO those whom ! have named, IA
well as all others agreeing with ihcm' aS
/ II is possible for one man TO be superior
TO another in all tic virtues hat adorn tho
human character. IIthc House was com,
posed Of men Of his moral worth and
standing, we would have no such scenes
Of disorder and confusion, az have ire-
ouenlly traced the progress OF tho pro-
cepdiags Of that body during tbs mcmora'
/ bic session.
/ When Gov. Mcdowell had concluded
/ his eloquent speech in behalf OF the u
MON. ne was followed by Mr. Holmes,
Of s. c., who went just rs far the other
way in arguing against every thing look
ing 10 Cancellation or adjustment. The
comparison Of cifuris between HIM and
Gov. Med well was Ike the screachlng
of The midnight Owl 10 the most meiodi-
ous notes Of the Nightingale ; and whIie
( Holmes took upon hiwseil Ihe totm OF a
feud OF darkness who bad visited this
world for the purpose Of spreading desc
iaiion, ruin, civil war and strife over tho
land Of civil and religious liberty, Gov
/ Mcdowell assumed tha, Of \ messenger
of peace, seeking, by the voice oi kind
ness and reason, to assuage the bIbows
orscclional commoion, and 10 still The
angry waves Of diseord and tanaI"Ism.
ADpayss TO rHr CADETS One Of The
roafc,r a,lifrs,cs sc have Ia'clY read -
ihr briyCc,.a delivered by CT. FArLENER,
s.e. brfo.- Vie graduating class of the
Y =. Iasij,uue eurhe 4ih Of July. Gov,
F'lovd was 10 haze performed the part,
i',:e H., ,,rov,oc,ea ..bsenre, Mr.. +.
was called on by the board 70 ill his place.
and though viii only days notice he
acquitted himself admiro5Iy.--j"g'
The California and Utah Bills passed
,,,e liorse aeIr- natives OF se'u.day
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Messrs. Yarnau d Dorsey,

Daguerrean artists, have taken rooms
in this place opposite Mr.. Daniel Lnt
ler's Hotel, The pictures they have
already taken, have beg% pronounced
superior to any ever taken here before.
Their skill in their calling deseryes eli
couragcmCrt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10

VAN buren, AT TIE ToMB OF SILAs
WmGnr.-Thc only public appearance
which Mr.. Van Buren, has made for some
time, was his attendance lately in Wey-
bridge, Vermont, at the dedication Of a
monument 10 the memory of Sias Wright
General Wool delivered an address on
the occasion. There were some thou
sands present The General attended
Mrs. Senator Phelps 10 the ground; Mr..
Van Buren, led Mrs. Wright; Mr.. Blair,
of Washington, Mrs. Jewelt; followed
Nv other friends oflhe departed Statesman.
His brothers and sisters from distance
were also present
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
THE REGISTER.
Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, Va.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.
AGENCY.

Mr.. william Thomson, S. Z. corner OF
Baltimore aud Calvert SITS, Baltimore Mo- IS
our auth, rizcd agent to receive S1hScriP'lo,s
and endorsements, and receipt for all payments
for the same.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
GPaham'S Magazine

For October has already made its ap
pearance, and is unusually attractive ii
both matter and establishment.
For the amusement and instruction Of
sportsmen each number now contains ar.
ticlcs relating to field sports &c. In this
number is one on Teal and Teal shoot.
ing" by II. ". Herbert, author of Frank
Forrester's Field sports d" Fish and
Fishing" Sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Convention Election.

We are not yet enabled 10 give iuii
list of the members elected to the State
Convention, which will meet in October
We hope to do so in next weeks paper.
As TO the opinions entertained by the
members elect, sufficient is known, to au-
thorze US to say that majority Of Mixed
Basis men have been returned. The ma
jority is quite small, and we hope some
thing may turn mp in convention TO make
il Inefficient. Wherever in eastern Viz
ginia, the qHestion Of Basis was raised,
White Basis men were successful ; thus
plainly proving that had the issue been
made throughout the State, the odions
principle which gives to property voir'
in legislation, would have been repudlaied.
That such will be the case in time, Is as
sure as anything in the future can be
Contrary to the genius Of our institutions
such doctrine cannot resist the tide c
public opinion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
Eg- See the advertisement of McVeigl

Eo See the advertisement OF McF elgh
Bro. & Co., in to-day's paper. The
very extensive assortment which they Of
fer, and the cheap and expeditions con-
veyance by the Canal are certainly great
inducements to purchasers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10
MARYLAND Election Returns.

The following is the result Of the cleo
ton in the whole State, for delegates to
the Reform Convention
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10

81 Out Of darkness comelh light, as
the printers devil .ail when he looked in
the ink kcg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-10

The p.sslge By the House of RePrPsPn-
latIrcs Yesterday of the two most difficult
bills. viii he followed dou!i!ess by the
early passage OF ihe remainder Of the Sc
ries OF Senate Bills, relating to our terri
torial acquisitions, together with The iugi-
tive slave bill and thea it IS hoped and
believed that all sectional chickering's and
animosi.ie5 will rapidly su5side, and be
heard no alore.--Nai. Intelligence.
TIE Union understands that the COM
plimcn,arv dinner to Senator Fooie came
of 1t Warrenron, Fauquicr county, on
Saturday last; that the company was
HIGHLY respectable; that Mr.. F"olc was
received with the warmest acclamatlon ;
and tha, he delivered very eloquent and
rarc.lia'orv speech on The occasion, which
was highly apfIludcd.--.4ier. Ga=efie.
~" Mr. Jacob Vannetrr. OF Berkeley
CO.. Va. manufactured from Jane 1919
to JIAe 1850, 1901 Pomas Of ciecse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
DR., MARTINS
Notnpomnd sYrup pf HyiIa GHerr,

TNlS Compound is one oftle best remedies ever
n offered to the public in Coughs, whether aris-
ing lfoni cold or whooping cough, OF that dreadful
toflstifnp,ihtt Few remedies. IN the short time IT
has bseti hefpfe The public. have effected sp many
etires. lie pfotrietofs are every tlay receiving orders
iof 1t ~ q %distaiite, ainl III: this city, In which they
have been highly gfaiiied to learn its god effects.
HE Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church u
Maryland the Right Hev. w. Il. WhittinellafnY has
aiitltnrizel lis 10 snY that he has used u IN his own
PERSON with decided benefit: and orr Medical friends
do not scrnple to Recommend il rs one o. the best re.
NEEDLES II, CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis. Asthma, Ara,
which they have ever met with Tie following il
from q highly respectable Physician on lfent tslauJ.
whom we made acquainted #itli the preparation
KEsf lsLAtD. Jtiis w, 1917.
Dr.. Mariin-t1ear Sir Sinee my return home. I
prescribed your SFRUP or Wild GhEHRT il,
several tases; one IN particular, n case Of Asthma. Of
long standing ta'tUat " years. q n~eielilor and militant
Of ihiiie. Her diseases had never hbAn h~enpfiipJ nv
niy Medicine witch she has taken and fyr lie lost
year or tive size has been confined entirely ~ Tho
hbtise. do not ktipw That she had Il fo11 t,ipb,t's
rest for a lufie time, but sinre SHE has tttu,ttpt,cnd
taking ynttr Medicine faid sle has ONLY tahtp one
bpttle) she is enabled to 90 tp bed aitl sleep veil Ill
night. ! think the Medicine will intake q perfect f,,,p
ut her. aitl she is determined to give II d fair trial
Her husband. Mr. Hodetick Eaticksoti. IL A ,nhtel,o,t
here, and says IL YOU will send him some Of It he vii
act as your agent.
Yours. Rtyrrt tasprr
Price 70 triits per bottle. Around enrt lbttls tbet
Ia a short Treatise On Diseases Of The Chest,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-08-24
Spring and Summer Goods
w = have just received a large stock ofah M
~ st'rtng ana SunnsnerI'VIHN
Soehs both staple and fancy, which we -IC

w y nsve lnst received a large stock ofdh, M
~ SAfrtng and SUM M rTVilIl
Set both staple and fancy, which weZ-
offer IT New Orleans
on' assortment ia chosen ruth en,, c,d
determination md consists, in
part Of The foHo,ring,
l'i Linen Russia shceting, Irish Linens
of all qualities.
p'fflnse,ia Linens, Table. cloths, Napkins, etc.
. Damascus and other table set,z.
Pillow case linen, all descriptions Of Linen
Goods checks, Arabia, 1istados SC.
fian and Fancy Drillings for pants.
summer Cnlicpes,
Jaeonnets and Organizes, Ginghams and
-. Patiste d Ecosse.
thread lace edgings and InsertinCH.
OWLS Insertings, do Muslins Jaconets &c,
Latest style SILK,
And wors'ed Bareges, silk Tissues, for
summer wear,
e. Paris lustre. Toi.s tu Norl
Fancy embroidered muslin dress patterns,
A co,apiste assortment OF
Ladies and Gentleinen's Shoes Caters
Brogans, Ties &c.,&.,
a splendid stock Of French perh,mery
soap Oils. ponatnm blythe pound aaTyFgEs
'f IN small Jars Ladies' ,rho hare e,agfy po- ~
'.ai,'aj ars' can hare them tiNed nth The finest article,
Iolognc-water in great quantities; and in short
articles belonging to that line.
. PRrasoIs,
Ladies parasols; silk umbrellas.
Bicached and unbleached cottons, Twilied
and Plain Lowells,
Plantation straw hats, VERY low.l
-. Leghorn Hats.
flne Iu'tiery; scissors, pen, pocket knives &c.
Mosquito Meetings., and a large assortment
of Ladies' hose.
find aa articles IN The Dry Goods aud Fanev line.
u We beg the ladies and gentlemen Of the
NY and neighborhood 10 extend 10 as a share If
heir patronage, assuring them that We will do ali
n our power 10 merit il.
june ), ". BONNECAzE & SHOPPERS