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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19
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nss o. sSSsasis lie pstisns, end Z pssiltsfy Ssapssa
" FALL AND srmNc MEDICINE '''7N.i
TAs sr... uny snd superiority of, this ss..psfnA svs'
q ,g"T iSsy::s,:: SsI:s.%s:;,,i +: :'s:Ss ssSs. -
saw no-ia rcs,s,anss,c ,n.s cno ~ ssfsnsshsn t.J
BrousAss Consumusin, Liver comoSnt. co,d. Coughs,
Cstsrrh Asthms Spttins of Blood Sorsnsss "a "a
cult and Profuss Espector,ton. .-ie'
ri su sni Pain IN The SIDE, - .dT |
&c ne
ftuii ~ have xnd can Be cured. ii' rrf H
Probably there nevss wss remedy tSss has been 70 ssu
@ IN ss:e: s sn% :: IN s
on he urs and ptiens gradually regain their usus
"''''" ' -'% cI,nTns,s CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
~ Oo"Aoos SASN VI cON.o" cON.o"'
Inere scarcely Gay psses OSs sneis M ss ~. mSo % ~,
Sr.." ~ p m. sits,s;,s ,,v.s ,sc.r,iv ~.
.s;w.% nywIT."' S1~P-'"A' A"e '"'s
's,yeu ~ T.,v, n, s, ia, An, ,..t ,hrs. war.
have been elicte with general debility and nervous con-
mP.on o me hs. s.age snu ru n1 espscs 70 %. sn.
ns css ara 2. srs - n ri ~ R Of Gsh in New
VIZ sJ .,..h.r d ,n.,;n. he nn,t m nv canning,
In attempting regain my health, and after reading in
Of Sarsapara resolved to try II, Alter
using rx bottles found It done me great s91d ana called
70 &c you ~ your omcei WIN youi IVY AeP' o, ~
90 most neafy tnsnk you or Ioul susce'
Akmg tne Selnpeiiha ehe nsve DeSn sofe " ..a ~ ny
usual aoois tor the aN iouI moNn. uiu MY " Vie
eesshes oi Too ana your Sa,"paIlM W con..nus w ny
nca, nePeo "'o oeyoo "1 y ysS n 0ytrnqpw ~ ~
Acw S, ny Igse. =, A.. HS' ,n.H So"D
SCtange Essex co. NJ, aug. ., io41. c., o.
Nsic o New 1csey Essex coun.y ssIaes - L n.sh Sh
1y ee,ns oay sworn according 20 aw, on ms "s.n M n,
the icIssog statement "as MRY % I'm gs
sworn and suiscrbed n before me a Orange the I'd
August, 1s47 CYRUS BALDWIN
| SPLITTING BLOOD.
Read the following, say that consumption is in ncu
| rabe II you can ...
| New York, April 70, 1e47:
Dr. TowNsxSp: lverily believe that your Sarsaparia
have for several years had Tad cough became worse
night sweats and was greatly debltnted ana rednce ad
did not expect to live have only used your Sarapara
but short time, and there has wonderful change been
wrought 10 me am now able 70 walk al over the cy-
raise no blood and my cough ms lett me You can wei
imagine that am thankful for these results your obedi-
ent servant. VIM RUSSELL, u Catharine st.
| LOST HER SPEECH
The annexed certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief There are thousands of similar ca.
scs III this city and Brooklyn and yet there are Thousands
Of let their children die for fear of being humbugged
! or to savo few shillngs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19
Notice to DeIinq uents.

4 IL persons iadsbaed 10 d,s subscriber, longer
~ than six months, on note or book account are
requested to call and make settlement. or else their
accounts will be left with magistrate for collec-
ton. JOHN w. FRILING
Sunbury, July z, ls49, -qtq ,r-fesr =,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19
J.J. CREENoUGE.
(Late Keller 4 Green0ugh.)
PATENT ATTORNEY. -sr
AND N1EcHAIgICAL EgGINERR,
Washington, D.. e..

nRAWINGS and papers for the Paten,
DOfice, prepared and all the necessary bu-
siness, in relation TO securing patents, trans
acted, and promptly attended to, at their of.
flee opposite the Patent Office.
October %, lS4s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

C,o.ton Yam, Cotton Cspst Chain, Cotton LsPs
" and Wsdding Cotton Outlines. Ready made
Pantaloons, Ready made Vests Congress KNIVES.
Porcelain lined preserving kenles, just rocsivsd
for sale by u. MAeSEN
Suubufy, Dec. ., is%s. u sl ~ 4,bai
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

A xEs Of . very Superior qdAliy iss sals BY
sunbuy, Dec. ., ls4s. als.l'ls ssg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

nATENT Trusses Of al kinds, Hsrhson's
writius ana tndsllible ink, Cotton yarn and
laps. just received and for sale by LII
]. w. FRILING.
sunbury, Dec. ., lele. Ii1 r Esg4as
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JUST ARRIVED.
| Nevy A ssortmemt or Fresh Goods.

JUST ARRIVED.
A New Assortment Of Fresh Goods.
IRAT. CLEMENT,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, Gus
IL toners and others, that he has just received
handsome assortment Of
NEW GOODS
at his store in Market Square in sunbury, such as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, &c. a
Sunbury, June %, ls49.--
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE. asm
New Hide OH and Leather store.
Ne. III North Sd St. 3 doors belop Race St.
l..... Philadelphia.
TNHE subscribers offer to the tanners on the
Il most favorable terms their fresh importation
of Hides, consisting of Buenos Ayres, Laplata,
Caracas, Laguira, Hung-Dry, Chill, salted Per-
ambuco and all kinds of Spanish Hides dry and
salted. Also, Green Slaughter, Dry Salted, and
Black Dry Patna Kips,
Also, Straights, and Bank oil and general as
sortment of Curriers' Tools.
They will sell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, kips, Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city,
Cash paid for Leather of all kinds.
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, May 26, ls49.--ly aI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

CAPS.-An sssostment just received. Ais
" IN HATS ct ossS, for sals by s.df 4
.saih,.r.i. :. ..inisss II. MAssER'
punbury, Dec. ., lsSs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

GHYHEYS COUGH CANDY. An sros-
" isas rslssdy tsr coughs. essd& For ssls
= ~ -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

DLANK BO0KS.-An sssortment of Blank
~ Books jass received ard sale By 1Cil1
. 81, Iui isti 9lFis Rm d's II. MAsaEk,
supbuy, Dec 3, ls4e. ~. s-,,. .o,iy.,r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19
Celebrated German R;ttor.

Their power the above diseases a m. ,.,.. A.
equaled-by aiy other preparation in the UntsS ss.
a. the cures attest In many cases after skiul pSysss
had failed r-'''s~ss
Derangement Of the Liver and Stomach are sOures -
Insanity, and will also produce disease OF The Heart No.
Lungs and Kdneys, and lays the body open to an asck
the Cholera, Bilious, Yellow Fever, and d fenerslv -
hrH cause Of that most sansfui disease Consumptoa,
The New York herald., 1850-02-19

The Governor of Conpsctout hes appointed the Goth
dsy ~ March general fast csy In that state
Mite sse At Hartford, ~ has recovered verdict
Ter 81 b72 90 aibet 4 Marts for slspder.
there we're It4 deaths In fhilsdslphs fer the veek
eroing the 18th inst
Robert somsrvie arrived In this city from Scotland
IN. 9Th ut aud tee dsys after disappeared spd
has not sirce been heard OF Hs family at Albany
The Berkshire Medicsl College 81 ftttsfela, Msss,
vas Destroyed BY Ere ON the Tth instant.
The New York herald., 1850-02-19

tn, srsswsutr 0soperA AT Nsw OsLsAss.-This
ssr,ee~us vessel he's arrived after passage Of eight
, ss,s fru~n New Yorh She made the 20 Charles
tor IN fry and To Savannah IN four hours aod
th,rty 6ss minutes Charleston the quickest tine
ever made between those ports. The q vas detained
s.vente.n hours on Charleston end ssvspnsh- and
fourteen heprs on Hsvsns snd durins The last thirty
n rs of fer passage she enccuntered succession of
tewendous n rthers potvithssndfpg which she made
remarkably tpe run N THE cit, from Hsvsns ~ntch
ro~t sne ct six N. Sapdsy. Passengers speak
In the MS terms of ber behavior in the heavy seas
she .rocuntefsd In the Gulf " o. Ces Baii.nn,
81.
The New York herald., 1850-02-19

APPOINTMENTS rsr Prssiprrr-B Nv and ,rifs N,
rtrtts and CONSENT J ne Sens<s..-Benjsmin Everett
sEith OF Maryland 20 be opsu OF the nited states
ee ontu of the United states for the port Of Cork in
lrelsns Harvey Gl-sson, of Louisians 70 be Consul
~ he United states Tor the port Of Cbseres In Nev
t,r,hsda Thos Turner, Of New York TO be Consul Of
IN. uite6 states for Bshis de San Salvador I'm Brazil
samuel ssmp.on, OF Nirgipis 70 be Ccnsui ~ the
tted States for Bombay william Rogers Of Mis-
sssipr 20 be Consul Of the United States for Vera
ruE In Me,ico Amos n Corwine, 81 Ohio, 60 be
Consul cf the United States for Panama. Ia Nev
UTarsds Horsce Smith, ~ pennsylvania TO be Consul
Of the nted states for Portugal Daniel lie Roy. of
New Yort TO be Consul OF The United states for the
rort OF Genoa In Ssrcints Charles 4 Fleischmann
he Dfrfct of Columbia 20 b. Consul Of the United
states fer Studtgsrdt, 10 Wurtemberg
tredsrck A. Beeep 81 fit shurRh has been appointed
nitsa STAGES Contul to Bolivar. MIR d. has the
cu,iv- grant to navigate By steam the oronoco and
pure rivers.
The New York herald., 1850-02-19

CoSsuL ron HanruHo.--rbe President has recog-
rzsd fsrdnsrd Ksrch Of this city consul OF the free
Hsssestic city of Hamburg, for New York.
The New York herald., 1850-02-19
MARINE Affairs.

We learn, on inquiry, that N.ssrs Howisod b W
ps-sI have not sold all the tickets for their Csbfs
nis steamers up to June, ss vss stated fev dsy,
sipce.
The following letter sent yesterday to the con.
mspderlof the nns steamer Crescent City-
AT Ss. ga-Dv HsoE
The New York herald., 1850-02-19

sra = In taking leave of you and yeur commasi ue
your fellow psssspssrs cannot fail TO express cur at
tcstop Of the noble In which the Crescent ~
has performed her duty The fahfupes- OF hef msc,i
merry need. further voucher than toe short tms
ph~h has sIspssd since left Charleston atoosss
sborng under the d,ssdvaos0 ~ strong head -isi.
the - chu attention ~ her oBcer and tn. III
rare msniiested hy yourssn vtl ever mmsn5
synrs,bies and ven wishes for yourself sod IN.
or Crescent City fSisned By the passengers
The New York herald., 1850-02-19

vssssts .rp PssssSckss ar s.- Fs.-ct.-o.--r.-.~n-
~ arrived In San Frspcisco from April IA 10 Dec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE s.

ham Of America, we have Workingmans Con,
eress where many Of the Trades are rePrese1.ss;a
ard where at periodical sessions the LABOR aiul'
cultv is earnestly and ably canvassed. 70 o.,
Workersl and know ye that the solution o. ne
ryroBlera triH kH the SptiHr
Carlyle's pamphlets have amused and dlssus' e.,
me. Il is lu6icrous to hear man s"e1rn7 -
- .,ir, and sinner in the calendar, eternal en-
nifty 10 cant. and at the same moment himseu 'uc
bugest utterer Of the hugest cant ever uttered py
mortal tongue Iii disgusting TO see man Ilan,
der extraordinary abilities IN empty conce'S auL
,,,ro,cLed paradoxes. ! have no patience WIKI
Carlyle. No doubt be has done the world seFyI.e'
He "a sJeremiah-his books Lamentations u
miginous Mynheer has been too much Tor studlous
stiff necked Bull the mystic fCr the practical am
badly balanced speculation for philosophy.
And Wordsworth sleeps sleeps 6enaatn tus
mountains bis genius has consecrated and sanct
fed owe him many an hour OF comfort ana con
not forget the tomb OF Wordsworth. Nov tat
clamor has ceased, he shares the amaranth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

are reuorted dirty containing 5,+29 persons
,rho are dirty aso-Or nearly 81 in each basement
. 7qs Easements are clean with 1903 " clean
;nbsbitsnh-or Il in basement The population
Of the City at the last census was 27i,229' which
shows that one person cut Of every twenty in the
City eat, drink and sleep underground.
Having thus presented the chief facts and most
notorious instances Of cellar population, packing
ard filth, We shall, in future article sho" the IN
terpsl arrangement and economy Of these vaults
with some the characteristics Of their inha5tan;s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

Episcopal CoSyESTIoS OF THE DIOCESE OF
OrIAwARE.-The Convention of the Protestant
Fniscopal Church in the State OF Delaware assem-
Ned in St. Peters Church. at Lewiston, yesterday,
commencing with the usual religious services
There were in attendance twelve clergymen and
twenty law delegates, most of the parishes being
represented
The Bishops address shows steady increase
Of ministerial labor in the diocese, and an encour
sginc condition Of the several Churches. An in
tsrestipe and able charge was also delivered by him
on the subject of the "One Mediator between God
and Man. Adjourned at o'clock 2 NJ sane dc.
49,, Of ne Standing COnsiffse the eHeHiz9 year.
Rev NJ Van Dusen, Rev. w Z; ranshn, Rev. J. Z.
RIinckie w T. Read ESQ. G. Z. Rodney, ESQ -
-iSaofst 10 nc aeIf General ConrsHen Rev T. Bl'
io- NV " Z Franklin, Rev J L Mckim, Rev. 4. u.
" ~. Du,er CsptF s. Dupont W. 7. Read, ESQ Dr. T.
TIE next annual Convention VIII meet in st.
Tbomas's Church, Newark, Del.
lPhia North American, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
The Great Break.

The Rochester Democrat of Monday says; We
visited the scene Of operations on Saturday p NJ.
and fund that the work was progressing vigorously
and harmonionsly under the energetic superin.end-
ence Of Commissioner Kinds, Superintendent
Thompson. and his corps Of assistants The extent
OF the repair OF the great break gratifying and
encouraging, and under the same favorable aus
rices AID good weather which have thas far exist.
ed. week longer will probably be sufficient TO
MACE the channel Of the canal IN as good state
il wss before the break happened. About 500
men and 200 teams were engaged on Saturday,
and all working with the utmost harmony and eli
ciepcv The sight IS worth r visit 10 see those
thousand ar more men engaged 81 one time, some
with shovels on the side OF the nal wnicn orms
the berm bank Of the canal, throwing down me
sand 70 those standing in long rank iui1ner 1o"H'
who again cast il on The wagons as they pass con
tipualy and constantly, deDositng their oads lnso
the chasm below. Others are poaghing, and ON
era again with scrspers carry down the sou NJ
the Gulf TO remake the bed OF the cana, wh.cu
some one very aptly remarked, has . dropped ou',
Abont 20 feetof earth have already been hlIed' ana
there remains as many more 70 replace, along TIC
entire extent OF % teet
No, the least dissatisfaction has existed among
tho men employed, and each one has appeared sat
is6ed with bis work and the pay received. NO
svmptom of a strike has been exhibited Or
der and untiring industry are the chsracterlstics'
Am csase work simultaneously, and repair with
shouts 10 their meals or to rest. Some WORK untH
midnight and then build great fires In the he'ds
about and rest until morning. Others then take
their places and the work goes on without cessation
One of the most gratifying things about TINS ous.
ness is the readiness with which the Delayed boat
mon take hold of the work offered them by the Sn'
perintendent, and the absence Of complaint on their
part. The thing is to be doue, and they are as
ready as any Others to help do it. All who VISIT
the scene will be surprised by the magnitude OF
the disaster and the celebrity with which 1t IS re-
paired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
WINDOW SHADES.
xurNnow SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IIELrY x RIKER, ISL Chaihsm-'t call me atienuona
N all persons wanting Shades to their assormec q
shsde. and materials for making and hanging sasds
Fhey make the best qualify only, and sell al prices ti
per cent less than any other msnuseurer' Au snsds
,xs,r.rtsd mot 10 s,ick or curl. jel lm'
WINDOW SHADES GILT CORNICEs! ORA
w Perry MUSLlNs, &c.-Faniles shout furnishing
their windows with the above articles, will fnd al O.
WOODFORD'S, 2e5 Broadway the largest and oeil n
sortmenl Ia the city several new styes never before miro
duced A Nev-York Lace and muslin curtsils draper,
ta,ses lOops pins, bands, c0ruices, &c FAMILIES Pl
chasing Of the subscriber may rely upon getting
article and az low Il s possible 10 import OF nithsns
mre n Merchants bus ing al wholesale WI hnd aeelaec
" TO their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere
sI6 n C WOODFORD, a95 Broedwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

roAy, COAL.-Best Peach Orchard, range and eu
size OF superior qualify delivered Al 30 Genus less nsn
last Summers prices, ffem SIMPSONS ysfdr 70 LaouP
SON st. near Spring and ChrisiopherG near Jenefsn
Market my2 Inns
NOAL-Blsck Heath and Peach Orchard Range Coas
Oof he first quality and 10 prime order, for sale az inc
lowest rates by l. 4 + w. WORTH, "A and S8z brosa~
wsy and corner of Fourth and Thompson ste. lel Nv
1V1 nE,,yERINt. the besl Red Ash Coal Stove
or Egg from my yard corner OF King ana ~
S475: s. So from boats lmy p 2rn' PETER CLiNroN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
CLOTHING.
THE BEST PLACE no Buy

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE Or kERAILb "a Al
OIhe store Of r l.. ROGERS, 10 FULTON-ST 81 the
.ign of Gen TAYLOR assert, without hesitation thsl my
stSck OF Spring and Suwmer Clong 10 the cheapest ara
moft varied both 10 style and prices thsi nss ever been
offered for sale In the city. ,.,
press and Frock Goats from French and English
W. 70
Once ard Business Goats, from Cashmere, Cashmeell
Tweed a 'spacce, ard Linen, &C. IL 10 10 J "
Vests from lain and fancy Silks, Satin, and
70 " w
BOYS CLOTHING
Bsys Frook and Sack Coals, from Cloth 80
Bows Jackets and Pants, from - - 81 10 w
=. Vests from SIX Satin and Marseiles 50 to 20
Also splendid assortment Of Cloths Csssimeres and
Vestugs constantly hand ard made 81 the shortesi
notice P l. ROGERS 76 Fultol-st. cor. OF Cod,
ful suit Of Summer Clothing for 81 40 2mMWFh
ENTLEmENs SUMMER WEAR.--WM-
~ 7. JENNINGS co Drspers ard fsiors frat
quality ready made clothing &c. 81 Broadway, Ansn-
can Hotel, solicit inspection Of iheI Assormem Of
new and seasorsble goods witch In point OF richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering commence
rate a. IL with extensive additions 70 The premissa
which affords wider scope for their busnessn which hey
viii endeavor to merit continuance Of tho liberal psnc-
uaze which has recognized tner garments a. The mosi
economical cut and finished they are IN style but rarely
soraned and wihsl disposed Of 81 proverbay modefss
$50. MO ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
Notes on the TImes-PoliticaI Economy-Car-
Iyle. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
q,a.1., n..-f

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PITTSBURGH, Tuesday, MAY Il.
Mr. EDITOR GEEELEY-This present hybrid,
amphibious, exphcabls and inexplicable Nineteenth
Century, seems heavy with all sorts Of lessons anx
ious to be delivered and developed 1t is unlike
any century before it. 1t has q shape, & charac-
Ter, a genius all its own Human intelec.-is it
not disturbed unsettled, unstable
Political Economy is down with sickness it is to
be hoped unto death. MI ht anticipate its cpl
taph Here lies Political Economy, who was be.
gotten by Fraud on the body Of Folly, and after q
long life spent in the service Of Hypocrisy and VII
lany, died somewhere about the middle Of the Nine
teenth Century. He was followed to the grave by
an illustrious oortege, headed by Lord John Rus
sci and Special Constable Napoleon The strict
veracity OF this eptsph, you notice distinguishes it
from most others. Ii could be sisted in addition
that be, the said Political Economy, showed al the
garruliiy Of senility and all the symptoms Of de-
suetude, and that he was attended in his extremi-
y By the best physicians whose desperate efforts
however 70 save the patient were fruitless
EWork with brain or with muscles is our lot and
Duty-but how TO adius, WoEk-hOw TO organize,
% appoint it reht-thas is the great Serbonian Bog
'fst1f Dan iata and Mount CGsus old rhere armies
rAole hare sunk The Labor question il tue qaes-
ton of the century. Il cannot be lodged or
shirked. Il comes hidden and unbidden- 1t must
be met it must be looked boldly and calmly in the
face. So here in Pittsburgh the bGddlng BirmiDg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

WRECK OF THE STEAMER Missouri Mem pms,
MoU 27.-The Chancellor has just arrived crowded
with passengers, and reports that the steamer
Missouri. very heavily laden, struck on bar, 10
Lsnsport Bend, on the night of the 2i,h When
the Chancellor passed her. her bow was resting on
the bar, and her stern was IN two iatnons water
Sbe had about n feet water in her hold. Ii is sup
nosed she viii be a total wreck She threw oyee'
board upwards Of 600 sacks salt Her machinery
and norton of her cargo will be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

FIRE AND Loss or LIFE.-.The Bro~Ist0rR
Ind Adroca,e gives detailed account OF the ire
in that place ItoriginAted in the office of DR.. Jas.
Grant. which with the dry goods store OF J. p Moo
uey, the TIN shop Of Wsddle 70. and the tailor
mated loss, $1,000. The most melancholy feature
was tina, DR. Grant, sged about 90, persisted in the
flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
DRY GOODS.

S,UPERFINE BLEACHED sHlRTlNGs'-,
- 2UO cases YORK Premiums. Nachusetts, Dover ana
American Mills superhne 50 g5I inch Sanngs Aso e&'
trs.super 81 inch Strings, for sale by
myo NESMiIh w. o. elu q lnos--
StTARK MILLS DRILLINCs.-5OO packages
- brown beeched sa.e and blue, extra stout aud une'
oualed In perfection OF manufacture. For safe 0y .
my6 NESMlIh w ~ anu % lno-s"
NINE UNBLEACHED COTTONs.-6Oo bales
l. Rhode Island PalO Alto, Rockingham hoOkseu, Med
vray Hone WRllham. and other styles, FOR ssle y
ny6 NESMlrH co. 50 and 81 Finest
TIAIJCO PRINTERS, BLANKETS, Lap.
u ping and Sieve Cloth, Type fnn.ers and EneTsVefS
Blankets Roller eaver and jacket Cloths for sale by
myll Z. d. LIZ nAnO" % lue~A
DLUE PRINTS.-l0O cases Adamss blae snd while
ID and blue and orange PIints, Tor sale by - 81, ,,.
nvII G. 3. LII BARON, s. Finest
DROWN sHEETINGS.-l5O bales Salisbury, Ia
Dale MohEwk Valley, and other IIyes foI sale BY
mSI1 c. B LIZ BARON So PinesL
Ollie AND CANARY PHINTs.-A new aud
DUperOr arucle, fsss colorsi tor sale oy -, Fl. ,,,
myu u d. u bAI1O', - iiu
CREEN Prints case, green and black and
VI green and blue at 81 10 CO. 70 sss * pra
- BLRACHED sHIRTINGs.-l5oe cases 6ns
uvi1 c. B. LE BARoS, s. Pinest
CoLORED CAMBHICs.-l25 cases light and
u dark assortment rom y ioo cis f.T ssi7 y ,,
myll O. b III 10 eino-s@
. BLRACHED SHIRTINGS.-l5ocsses low.
"a priced shTuugs, cJmgr sing ~ ey o. sYlee w
sale by lmy6l NEsMITH co. 50 aud 81 Finest
COUNTERPANEs SO Gases superior American
u ilis FOR sale by NESHIrH CO. 5oand . PnesL %
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ayNTLEmENs WEARING APPAREL

eEETLEMENs WEARING APPAREL
CHARLES K. FOLNELLl Draper ana rsllor,
frsI quality made 10 order ~ FulLon-st between
William and Cold has us purchased, iOr cssh choice as
,ormeut OF cloths cassneres and yestngA which, with
low rent and selling for cash. be Is enabled TO make oP .
per cent less than Broadway prices he has to the Ast
yht yesrs enoyed reputation syen By those Of he same
trade OF cutting the bes Citing garments and a. of .Ass
and style he wiz guarantee cannot be 0eaien eqoAsa
myH Inn
CLOTHING AND TAILOhiNG.-lmnens
stock Of fashionable ready made clotnng OF every
DESCRIPTION 600 coats from 81 20 S5; 5000 vests from
csssimeres and yesngs embracing everything ne and
desirable first 81 always guaranteed (s single re
viii convince alb 20 per cent less than any mouse u ms
ritv Tor cash Al remember the name and nunoerl
''' MICHAEL CONWAY,
rv91 1us I+3 Fulion.st. Broadway.
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CALIFORNIA.

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SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
n IRERAL ADVANCES made OF consgnmenls, and all
IL agency business promptly attended 10. Refer 10
r. FtHNEsTocK Co. New-York-
E.RP YOUNG, Philadelphia
C. @. HussEY, p NJ HOWE, WILLIAM LARiAER, Jr. T.
HEArLEToN Pittsburgh. inJS ON