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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

PLANK ROAD NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Burlington and Mt Pleasant
lCPlank Road Company, who subscribed since the j..
day of January, 1850, hereby notified that at meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors, held October 2ls tSJo
ordered that assessment of 10 per cent, five
dollars per SHARE all subscriptions since January 1885,
be called in to be paid to W. f. Coolbaugh, Treasurer OF
company, Burlington, Saturday the Odd day of No
vember oc "a GEO. SNYDER, Sec'y.
DRIME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, at
l. Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers. al
ways on hand at Our House No. ?, Front street.
June 6, 80. H. MATTESON s. Co.
NTOTICE.-The Subscribers are opening at their
| Y brick Ware House on Water street, general
assortment of Groceries, ETC., which they offer
reasonable terms for Cash Produce: They
also prepared to transact General Commits sion,
Forwarding and Storage business and respectfully
soiicita share of public patronage. PARSONS Co.
Burlington, Iowa, October, 1850
Cash Advances.
TINE Subscribers will make liberal ADJ ances on
consignments made to them for sale in Burling
ton, or for shipment to other ports.
oct II, 1850 PARSONS co., Water st.
4 SSORTED Lumber and Square Lumber for sale
IA by (oct II, 1s50l PARSONS II co
"HEAT, Corn, oats, Flax seed, Hides, etc. etc.
w wanted in exchange for Cash. Lumber, Gro
ceries, ETC.. by (oct. II, 800 PARSONS CO
TAINTED BUCKETS: 80 doz. Painted buckets:
10 doz vanished do; 20 nests Tubs. for sale by
oct II, 80 LAuMAN Bro
NJ Ais: 1850 kegs Boston and Pittsbu1c Nails;
~ 10 kegs Fence Nails; 200 lbs horse shoe do
oct -, 80 G LAUMAN & BRo.
SNUGAR: 10 hhds N. o. sugar; 25 bbs clarified do
- 10 bbls loaf and crushed do; just reed and for
sale by (oct -, '50) JGLAuMAxS bro
CtoFFEE: IS sacks prime Rio Coffee, just receiv-
Sed for sale by (oct 2G J G LAUMAN BRo.
MoLAsSES: 40 bbls sugar House Molas ses, for
lNl sale by foct -, '5o) J C LAuMAr & BRo
SyALT: 1000 barrels Kenawha Salt; 400 sacks Q.
kCA. Salt, for sale by zoe Io) J G L.uNAN & Bro
DRooM WIRE: 900 lbs Broom Wire, for sale BY
- oct 10, 80 LG LaumaN Bro
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

Fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.
UST received and for sale low, 500 boxes Win
- 00vv ias tod
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

.zrsxess LARGE FAMILY BIBLES, containing
<IL6kZsps Inns in metre, apocrypha, sc. Prices,
Ef-~z0 from s !, so to $1,000. fho, a great vari-
eA-eaA"A1 ETY. Of Pocket Bibles, Prayer Boots, Hymn
books, etc, for sale by toct I0) J. Fox ABRAHAMs
12 REAMs cap; IS reans letter paper for sale by
no oct 10, $50 J. Fox ABnBHaMs
1OoRT Monaies, pocket wallets, bankers cases,
j ETC., at (cct 10Y ABRAHAMs' book store
4 CASE gents long legged water proof boots; Just
Il reed, for sale by (oclo) J G LAUMAs h Bro
4 JARRETT COOPER have large stock of
Y Ibeached and brown table linens and cloths. Ii
men and cotton sheetings, diapers, crash and table
covers; also. silk and linen Handkerchiefs, which
will be sold cheap for cash. foct 10
BLANKETS: 80 pairs assorted colors superior
ID Mackinaw blankets, for coats. 90 pairs white
bed blankets, and large stock Of horse and saddle
blankets, for sale by (oclo) GARRETT h COOPER
rLASSWARE: Bar Decanters; Molasses cans;
~ Glass preserve Dishes; so doz. assorted Tum-
blers, just received and for sale cheap by
oct 10, $50 LAUMAN & BRo
TNEAS. a superior article of fresh Teas, Imperi-
l al, Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Tyson and Black
Teas. just received and for sale by
oct 10, $50 G LAUMAN BRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

Louis prices and freights,
80 bgs prime Rio coffee
10 do do Java DO
40 bbls Belcher's clar-
flied sugar:
10 do loaf X crush'd do
10 hhds n. o. sugar;
40 bbls s H Molasses;
30 4 do do do
20 bbls best plantation;
80 boxes ass'dVirginia
Tobacco;
81 do Lewis. Bros &
Co.'s SIS Tobacco;
10 do smoking do
200 do assorted Cigars:
5000 lbs Boston saleratus
1000 do best Ombre Mad
der;
800 do Spanish float In
digo;
Q bags Pepper;
} do Pimento;
100 lbs. Cloves;
90 do Nutmegs;
10 boxes Chocolate;
20 do Mustard;
20 do No. l, soap:
10 do variegated do
10 do No. l, starch;
5 bbls. Ginger:
3 do Alum:
10 boxes T d Pipes;
so mats CasSia;
10 boxes Pepper Sauce
For sale low for cash, by
oct 3. 1850 w.
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DRY GOODS.
1Sn BALES IA. 7-S. A and 5-4 brown muslins
AOV tops 1914 tine sheeting;
ps i0-i extra linen do; 40 ps brown drilling;
200 Sc bleached pusIins; 10 ps bleschcd do
100 s blue, and blue aud Orange Prints;
800 6 fancy Prints; SO ps plaid Ginghams;
% &c white, green and scarlet Flannels;
IS " plaid and red Linseys; tops Apron checks,
20 6 Alpaccas and Merinos; 20 ps Ky Jeans;
40 " blue and mixed satinetts, ETC., etc.
Also, good assortment Of dress goods, silks, sa-
tin vestings, buttons, combs thread, ETC., ETC., for
sale by (oct 10, SOY GARRETT & COOPER
Marine Agency Of Phoenix Insurance Company
Of St Louis.-Capital $4,000.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Marine Department Of the above named
Company, at Burlington. Iowa, is prepared TO make
Insurance on Merchandise and Produce shipped
by Sea, Lake or River navigation, at the current
rate Of premiums.
This Company makes an unconditional return to
the assured of l2i per cent. g3-Anloss will be
paid by the undersigned at this Agency.
I3.Otice in the Barrett House building on Third
street. GEO. SNYDER,
Burlington, October 81, lS50-ip Agent.
TANNERS Currying Stone, Currying Knives,
L securing Brushings and steel edges, for sale by
oct 81, 80 GRIFFITHs co
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~A FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
y" THE Subscriber having just received large and
81 well selected Stock Of Drugs. Medicines Chemicals
&c, now prepared to sell the above named srti-
cles and all connected with his business az the low
est prices. wholesale and retail.
Burlington, april %, 1850 8. /. BURNAP
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have in store 50 cases stoga boots; 40 cases
kip boots; 10 cases gents long boots; 10 cases calf
boots; cases youths do; 4 cases childrens' do;
II cases mems broyans; cases youths do; 500
pairs childrens and Infants shoes, CATERS. etc
100 pairs ladies and gentlemen's ovcrshoes; 70prs
excelsors, half Caters, etc, etc.
HARDWARE.
We have just received 900 kegs Nails from Sd to
Sd. All varieties of pocket, table, butcher and
carving Knives; scissors, shears, screws. butts,
latches, locks molasses gates faucets, Lamps ,can-
dlesticks, saws, hatchets, aemmers. tacks, mill
saws, hand saws, files. rasps, table and tea spoons
ETC., ETC., etc; etc.
The attention Of wholesale dealers is particular
" requested. Gazette copy) KIAIBALL co
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE undersigned have received large stock Of
L New Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries and Ready Made Clothing,
which they respectfully invite the attention Of their
customers, and the public generally.
GARRETT COOPER, corner of Main
Oct 3, so and Jefferson streets Burlington
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PRINTERS PAPER
nF all sizes, also Book, Letter and Wrapping Pa
Opers, bonnet boards, ETC., of the first quality,at
the lowest st Louis prices. FOOTE 4 co
Burlington. Iowa, april %, 1850
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pREPARED FARINA: 100 lbs. an excellent ar
ocle Tor invalids, children, &C., and far superb
Gto Tspioca or Arrowroot, for sale at
aovA TALLANTS Drug store
yOUGH CANDY: gross Storms Cough Candy
Ofor sale At (nov ~ TALLANT'S Drug store
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NEW GOODS.
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. Ole customers and the public generally, that he
is nov receiving AMI opening large and fresh sup
ply OF all articles in his line insisting in part Of
Mems calf, kip and thick boots;
do calf, kip and morocco shoes;
LADIES' cali, morocco and lasting boots;
do kid and morocco slippers;
Misses calf, kid and morocco boots;
Chidrens' shoes, a large assortment, all of which
Will be sold at reasonable prices by WALLIS,
oct II, so Jefferson ST.. I'd door east of Main
FALL AND WINTER GOODS ioI 1850.
G. LAuMAN BRO, corner of Jefferson
- and Water streets, are now in receipt of their
Fall and Winter Goods, and would especially re-
quest buyers to an examination of their Stock
The assortment is varied and extensive, ANA we
can offer superior inducements to purchasers
We invite attention. to the following list which
comprisiS portion OF the stock
Ladies' Dress Goods.
general assortment, comprising all the staples
and many fancy styles, Merinocs. cashmeres, NJ.
de LANES, black and fancy silk rcpins apsccs lus-
tres, black and colorcd just received and for sale
by (oct 3, '5o) LAUMAN BRO,
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CHAWLS: blk. emb rcidersd, Bay State and CON.
~ mon Shawls,fos sale low at fnlO Du BOIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

USr received, large stock of twilied, scarle
y striped and plain, yellow, white and grey low
priced medium and very fine WEIGH, for sale low
by J G LAUMAN BRO.
sept %, 80 corner Jefferson and Water SITS
I INSEYS-Of all qualities, plain, chanseable and
/ Iplaid, just received and for sale by
sent 81, 80 &C LAUMAN BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-14

( ROCERlES, &c, &c.-The subscribers have in
\ store, anu are now receiving. large and well
selected stock of Groceries, which they offer at 81
Louis prices and freghts for cash. among which are
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-31

PURSUANT to decree Of the county court of Bedford
Il pronounced on the 2Sth of May, 1850, in certain
therein depending under the style of Hunt and wife,
&c., Crenshaw and ais, the undersigned Commissioners
will on the day Of August proceed, upon the prem
ses, sell by way of public auction the highest bidder
the tract Of Land whereof the late Samuel Crenshaw died
seized, containing about $50 ACRES. This land lies a.
bout miles south west of Liberty and within miles Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and the Lynchburg
and Salem Turnpike little than tract
cleared containing about 60 ACRES of fine bottom and
nearly 400 .4CRES Of highly improved upands the res
idue is in woods and abounds with excean timber. The
fencing is in good repair; the whole plantation in con-
venent and improved condition. lies WELL and is abundant
ly productive This Land originally OF good quality,
has been well cultivated is situated in agreeable neigh
borhood and altogether Of the desirable farms
Bedford. Being well situated 10 the growth of all The u
sua Virginia crops, is specially adapted the production
of Wheat; it would make excellent cattle farm produc
ing kindly all varieties of grasses. This Land will be sold
in body be divided into parcels suit the convenience
Of purchasers.
The sale will be upon credit OF one, two and three
years, except for such may be necessary defay
the expenses of sae Bonds with good personal security
will be required Of the purchaser for the prompt payment Of
the several nstaments they become due, and the title
will be retained until the whole purchase money paid,
subject to resale in default of payment
STEPHEN G.. HART, J
SAMUEL MCDANIEL, Com'rs
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
June 26, lS50.-tds.
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BE Wise i'm Time.
TITS FOLLY TO DEFER!-AFrIcTED READ:

TITS FOLLY TO DEFER AFFECTED READ:
THOUSANDS suffering from diseases from which there
difficulty in being permanently and speedily relieved
provided the right be used AS every has its
punishment would every disease has its remedy
This is true and there nothing this life more certain than
that the american Compound the most speedy and certain
remedy for all diseases of delicate character known to the
world Adapted every stage of the disease and const
ton all times and there fears of exposure de-
tenon from business restriction in Diet from the certain
and speedy relief gives it the most popular remedy
the day Ten Thousand have been cured eccuay by
during the past year. Prepared By practical the at
ced rely with confidence its curative powers over dis
Of this character Full directions accompanying each bottle
- CAuTIoNAs for the American Compound and purchase
only the Agents 294 Market street, Philadelphia; and Of
SAMUEL STERLING, Stalnton, Va.
Nav 90, lS50.-tl9S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-31
STAUNTON WOOLLEN FACTORY.

THE proprieors havngcompetedth their buildngsand pro-
vIded themselves with new machinery Of the most an
proved construction, ready manufacture in the
best MANNER and The shortest notice. the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment of Lnseys,
Fuled cloths Jeans, Kerseys Casinetts or Sanes and
Stocking yarn, which they will sell on moderate terms or
exchange for Wool at the market value.
For the accommodation of the farmers they will manu.
facure such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the WOOL or they will card WOOL spin yarn
and full and dye cloths, receiving payment in wool or mon
ey, as the customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing but the WOOL will be- as follows according 10
quality, viz:
For Lindseys from II to % cents.
:" Fnlled Clothes from 60 to 80 cents
Jeans and Kerseys from 20 to 80 cents.
g Cassinets and Satinetts from 80 to As cents
The prices Of cardng the company furnishing the oil IA
all cases will be SIX cents per pound payable wool cash
on delivery of the rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
d. w. KENNEDY, Supt.
WILLIAM w. DoNAGHE, SProprietors
ALEX. FL. II. STUART,
April 3, 1850.
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Jewclry. jew Iry!
SPRING SUPPLY.

AT ONE DOOR WEST OF NJ cusHrre's
SEORGE b: WRlGHTh has just returned from Phlk-
~ delphia, with his Spring Stock of
PATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.,
which will be sold lower than ever and to wiltshire invites
the attention OF his friends and the public generally His
stock consists of
Fine Gold Lecer, .anehor and Lapine Patches; Fine Sill
ger Lerer Anchor and Lapiae Watches; IN erceAent
qaaay9f CLOCKS; Gold Vest, Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold Ear and Finger Rings; Breast Pins / Cold and
Sitver Spectaces; Lockets; Gold and Silrer Ihbes:
Cod and Silrer Pencils, Pens and Pen Holders; DID
mond Finger Rings; Bracelets and Clasps; Cold and
Slrer Bell Slides; Studs; Keys; Siluer and Shell
Gard Cases; Port .Nonaies; Silrer Combs: Fans
Strer Table, Dessert, Tea and Salt Spoons; Racers
Scissors; Sugar longs; Butter, Eml and Pocket
kmlDeS Thermometers; Magnets; Microscopes; Spy
Glasses; Purses; Tooth Brushes Steel Beads Leads:
Spectacle Gases; Steel Pens Burning Glasses; Poke.
Compasses; Perfumery, &c., Sc.
~ Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired neatly
and promptly.
Staunton, April 10, 1850.
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I'd BAYNE would most respectfully call the attention
Of the citizens of Staunton, and its vicinity, to the
IN large and beautiful assortment Of the
va above named articles which he is now EeMsfA
~ opening and receiving at the South S@ssazss'
ss Corner of the Virginia Hotel, consisting in part
as follows:
Mems, Boys, and Youths Thick Brogans; Kip Calf and
Goat do. Thick Boots; Kip and Grando.; Fine Calf do;
Congress Caters, Patent Tips;
Women's Leather Boots; Pegged Buskins and Ties
Sewed Buskins and Morocco Wells;
Ladies' fine Morocco, Kid, Wells and Slippers; Patent
Leather d. Silk Buskns assorted coors Excesors do
Misses fine Silk Caters and half CATERS Slippers and
Wells;
Chidrens' fine Shoes Of every variety.
HATS.
Fine Moleskin, Silk Hats Nutrc, Cashmere and Russia
do; Buena VISTA Kossuth Congress, Black and Drab,
Wool and Glazed do.
ALSO-A large assortment of Straw Goods Mems Boys
and Youths single and double Brm I.eghorn Hats, Pa
mama, Guyaquil, Pedal and German Straw do. Mems
and Boys Palm Hats of every variety All of which he
pledges himself to sell extremely low FOR CASH.
N. B.-The Ladies particularly invited to call and
examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere, he is
confident upon examination they will find it greatly other
interest.
Saunton, April II, 1S50.-tf
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lsDw0.AZgI@No

MFRS. LEROY P. DANGERFIELD purposes open.
I'VE ing near the Warm Springs Bath County, Va,
School for the Education ofyoung Ladies' All the usua
English Branches will be taught together with French
and Music on the Guitar. Particular attention will be
given 10 the domestic instruction of young Ladies' Terms
for board and tuition in the English Branches will be$
per session often monhspayable $50 in advance the bal
al the END of the session. Thisncudes all expenses
excepting Books and Stationary, which parents and guar
dans are expected to furnish. For French and Music
an extra charge of ST each will be made The School
will be under the immediate supervision of Mrs. d. and
young Ladies will be treated members of her own family
The location is healthy and accessible being midway be-
tween the Warm and Hot Sprngs-Daily Stages passing
the door during the Summer and Trweeky in the
Wnter-so that parents guardians may see their chill
dren wards, in case ofsickness. without delay The
School will commence about the 10th of September and
continue until the 10th of July, making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave make the follow
ingreferences-
Rev. Il. 7. CAsTLEMAN, Staunton.
Col. A. S. GRAY, Harrisonburg
Gen. S. III. LEWIS, Port Republic.
Mr. G. G. BUTLER, Principal of the
Rappahannock Academy.
DR.. ARCH. P. SrRoTHER, Bath Courthouse
August Is, lS49.-tf
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Large and Valuable Farm In Augusta County near
Stanton, Virginia.

an Wednesday, the 3ls OF July next, upon the premi
~ ses will be sold at public auction, the Farm in the
County of Augusta, called BearWallow, BELONGING to
the Estate of THE late Chapman johnson, lying between
two and three miles north Of Saunon on both sides of the
road from Stanton to Mers Iron Works. together with
all lis buildings fencing, and other improvements and ap
purtenances The tract contains about Thousand and
ten acres OF which, about six hundred cleared and
than four hundred in we'll timtered woods.
contains two Dwelling Houses besides houses for servants
large Barn, Stable, Dairy, Bath-house and the othei
usual buildings gardens, large and well selected Orchard
Grape, &c., &c. The Land is regarded as of excellent
quality, and has been udcousy cultivated with view to
its permanent improvement Moreover much of The clear
ed Land is entirely new and fresh.
The sale of SO good Tract of Land, in country so NJ
acve and heathful, in the neghborhood of rapidly inn
proving town. in a situation which will have every
facility for sending its products to market in every dire
on and where lands are steadily rising in value affords
opportunity, which it is hoped will not escape the
notice of enterprlsing men.
1t is believed that the whole Tract can be udcously d.
vided for sale into hree more Farms with convenient
proportion wood and clearing in each besides wood
land and two cleared lots which may be sold sepa
ratey but it will be divided as conveniently may be-
10 suit the wishes of purchasers and persons who are dis
posed to bid for the land invited to communicate their
wishes as 10 the mode of division which would suit them
before the sae either the undersigned Richmond or to
his brother VIM. b. johnson, at Saunon The latter has
map of the Farm, and will give to persons who feel an
interest in the matter all the information in his power
BEARwALLow is at present occupied by MIR. Simpson
F. Taylor as tenant. His lease will expire the LIST of De
cember at which time full possession Of the premises will
be delivered To purchasers. In the time, however
purchasers will have the privilege of putting in crop of
small grain.
TERMS OFSALE.-One fourth of the purchase mon
ey 10 be paid in Cash. the time of SALE the balance in
three instruments at g. Is, and q months from The day of
sale The credit payments to bear interest from the day
of sa and be secured by the bonds or negotiable notes
of the purchaser and by deed Of trust the property
conveyance, with proper covenants ogeneal warranty
will be made soon as the cash payment made and the
security for the credit payments given.
Sale 10 at IL o'clock noon, at near the
dwelling house occupied by Simpson F. Taylor, the day
above named if the weather is very unfavorabe, the
next fair day.
GEO. NICHOLSON JOHNSON,
For himself and The other decsees Of C. johnson, dec'd
July 8, lS5O.-tds.
Ev Harrisonburg Republican requested to copy.
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NEW 00N0lslaNo
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!!
SNIFF Sc co.

NHE undersigned recently from Baltimore, beg leave
u inform the citizens Of Stanton and the adjacent coun
try that they have taken the Store Room doors above
the Store of Mr. j. Brandeburg and opposite the Virginia
Hotel which is open with full and fashionable as
sorIment of Gardeners
Ready-Made Clothing,
made up with much care, expressly for this Market in
style which will insure Sales and give satisfaction in every
respect Their stock consists Of the following variety viz
Extra fine Frock and Dress Goats, Fancy Sack Goats,
Drab, Wellington Cord, aud Cashmerett Goats, etc.,
Black and Fancy cod Pants, cut in the latest style,
Figured Silk and Satin Vests
ALSO-A supply of Hats, Caps, Boots, Handkerchiefs
Crayats, Socks, Shirts Drawers, Carpet-bags, SC.
The subscribers would respectfully ask the citizens oil
StannOn and the surrounding country to give them early
call, feeling confident that they please ALL, Ia price
styIe, and qualify, they bound to give them
GAINS. SNIFF & co.
Staunton Nav g. 1850.
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TIE I'm G.:
aLet the longest Pole knock down the Simmons ~!
VVALDAURR s. POLLITZ, are daily receiving fIes
w snnnleS of Ron lY-n;lle ClNthing. al the

WALDAUFR s. P0LLTTZ, are daily receiving fresh
w supplies of Ready-made Clothing, at theil
Fashionable Establishment which they can, owing TO Pc
suar advantages afford sell at lower prices than any
their acquaintance this side of Baltimore If any Tespo
rbls individual doubts the fact, all he has do to satisfy
himself is, 10 call examine and compare their Stock with
any other in the market They not given to boast
ing than the generality of mankind but they must, when
they look their well selected and assorted Stock of Goods
avn, and feel that they have right be proud. The
following few of the Goods in store
hyperion Fine FrOck Dress and Sack Coats Of Cashme
Tett; Summer Cloth, Drab, Brown, Linen and Cotton
Goats, various cOors Fine Black and Fancy Cashmere,
Linen and Cotton Pants; Black Satin, Silk and Fancy
Silk and Satin, Cashmerett, Cassinett and Linen Vests
Gaps, Hats, Cravats, Hankerche and every other ar
tice usually kept in a Clothing Store.
Skalntnn Nav Is 1850