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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Selling On.-Peterson Il Humphrey, S50
Broadway corner White street, sell the entire LOT Of
Csrpetns purehssd the late large ssesion sales ~ We
Believing preeRioh BRUSSELS 70 los per yard extra
heavy Three Ply, g.; do. super g. 70 &c rood, Al voo
"a ts oil Cloths Extra heavy. -. per ysrd and all
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lDVRRnSRNExFs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PUBLIC LECTURES.

nR JACKsoN's LECTUREs.-DR c. T. JACKSON.
fs.m Boston win deliver bis insreduesory Lecture on
cisty Library, Of Leonard and Brosdvsy
Doors open 81 oeloct Admittance
Of the lecture the terms with syllabus Of course will
be made Known.
HUNoARY-A LECTURE ON HUNGARY ITS PEo-
cle and History: will be delivered Monday evening"
ssts, Phi Dr. iA.: q Birnsfhsn Ensiand
and hotels Doors open ct o'clock. Lecture scmnsaces
RRooKLYN PHILonATHEAN socIErv.-rHE THIRD
Lecture before this society will Be delivereA the
Brosklyn Institute, Tuesday evening Dec Al halt
gsr sever o'clock By the Rev. Or. Bacon New Haven
suhjeck The 1uri ish Empire sletch Of his
recent ", wells IN inst country Tickets for course
single tickets eents-may be obtained the door Of an
Institute. John BALI. NJ n. prssisess
JosS EorpAr, Recording seo.y. ~ '''''s""
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Ladies' Furs.--A very choice selection OF
and At modsrsss prices. xARvocKS Hstssrs,
No. T5 Broadway, Irving House.
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having given pertinent hints the wearing
munty Cenin soie the attention Of ladies' and the pub
lie generally to his unrvaet assortment Of sable
mink srmine. chincha and other rurs The NUTS Veto
rnes, Trpets Cufs and trimmings ~ has establishment
believed 10 exceed in beauty and variety The
city The assortment Of otter and other Fur Caps and
Gloves for gentlemen 10 alec very extensive.
CEN1E. 2il Broadway, Opposite ST. Paui's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Shirts that bear the stamp OF elegance
The peculiar method Of sutns the y Of shirt " the style
Of figure. pursued ~ Green's No. Astor House. 40 gviux
universal sstsaeon Orders from the rsmotsst
Of the Union. So much for nvsrAbls fts. and
varying punctealty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02
The Question OF the Day-Our Foreig,
Policy.

The Question OF the Day-Our Foreign
Policy.
The most prominent question Of the day is
the policy of the American government and peo
pie towards Europe. This question is now before
US, and it must be decided one way or the other
within the ensuing twelve months. We cannot
evade It, 1t is presented to us in so many forms,
and in so any ways, and the crisis in Europe is 30
urgent, that We cannot blink it. 1t must be met
and decided The question is, shall we abandon the
policy We have heretofore pursued, and take part
directly and practically in the contest which is close
at hand in the Old World, between despotism and
republicanisml
The moment we approach this subject, the 90
lessal power of Russia looms up before u.s. In the
distance the serried ranks, the fur caps and
bristling bayonets of the Cossack Shall the Ameri
can republic pronounce to the world that it will unite
with England and France, and join these powers
in solemnly debating to the Gar that he must
abandon the process of absorption which he has
pursued so long; that he shall no longer possess
charter to blot nations from the map of the world
that the people Of the Old World are entitled to
have such forms of government as they please, and
that he shall not az ain interfere in the affairs Of
Hungary, or any other country! That process has
made Russia the greatest power in Europe, in ex-
tent of territory and population. Its progress may
be ascertaned by the following table, which is OBJ
tanned from q valuable work on Russia in eur pos
session. II shows the amazing strides which that
nation has IL ade since 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Known and ackaowisdsed Of the first singers In
Europe has recently arrived In this aAd desrou
Of enssfng With Of talent and 70
give limited number Of In the principal Atlantic
eities or event Of her giving these her
account she will be happy 70 treat With musesf artists Of
the hrst talent address Eu,srys" Box ue Post omoa
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Important from washlngt0n.-Ths Pre-.
nninaxy Movements OF CsnSress.
Congress met yesterday. After the osueuses Of
the wings and democrats, It was supposed that
there would be trouble In organising the House.
There we're twenty candidates voted for, and Of
these Linn Boyd, the nominee Of tho eighty-nine
democrats, received lls Of PIP ballots, and was
chosen Speaker of the House. There were twenty
one absentees of ~ parties, and the Speaker elect
fell twenty-five short Of tho full democratic dele
cation.
These movements indicate the very novel position
Of the two parties, and portend unexpected results
in the great Presidential election of next year.
The democratic party, flushed with recent victory
in almost every important State, exhibit. at their
first step, Reorganization, dismem berment, and
reluctance to assume the Compromise measures ..
. national ground Of action. Only eighty nine out
of l43 act in caucus together. On the contrary,
the wings, broken up and defeated at the recent
trials, meet in harmony, take the wind out of the
sails Of their opponents, and adopt tho famous
Compromise rs there national platform.
What spectacle of folly in the democrats OF
wisdom on the part of the wings. Is there an un-
expected victory in the womb of 1852 for the wings,
should they adopt popular candidate?
III lCOv, VIC uemOcTdtS Wero flCtoIiOuo III WV
thirds Of the State elections yet in $780, the wings
elected General Harrison, broken down old man,
more from the disorganzation and internal discon-
tent of the democrats, than from the strength Of
the wings. In 1917. the democrats carried three
fourths Of the State elections, yet in 1913 the
wings elected General Taylor, . result arising
more from the feuds between Van Buren, and Cass,
than from the positive strength Of General Taylor
among the people. In the recent State elections,
the democrats have carried almost every important
State; but is there not strong chance that their
six, eight, or. ten candidates, from Cas- down to
Douglas, will create divisions and discussions suf
hcient to give the wings a fair chance to elect
General Scott, under the joint support Of Mr..
Tombs, Of Georgia, for the South, and Mr.. Seward,
of New York, for the North
Ye blockheads at Washington, think over these
facts Of past times.
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BALL and NInt.r Ho.iery. unde,

ments Sc for gentlemen ladies and children great
rety AZ the ready made shirt pot and Men Fur
nishing store W Greenwich street. Of Chambefs
Heads Of families will ind Just such goods they want
~ prices which fairly compete with In New YoM
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, 6e.-h
beautiful Assortment Of the above articles the
and unique patterns be at the Subscriber.
A. J. SAUNDERS lH broadway,
Corner Of Libsr ~ street, and $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

The Eau Desh10ns..WaAams Laveno -
Co., No. ~ eprisG street. have achieved Ersas W.
s.ph eve! AZ ,nsis ssapetiss Ne pEensu for NE bsss
spee3 o. nunnery having besn awarded . The
LATE !s Of the An r., their ss
sans re we nest oearofa and extensive asssrt
hgy low hsesns Lavsse visits Paris tvos in sssk yssr
and enabled this way 70 o6r W her patrons ths very
assst anS most sIyeet styles Of svsryns in her Hns
ana ~ Also ssan.ss ron her ess s1psrsaos il yurehas
others snord Her taste 10 undsputsd We shoui6
advise all our lady readers 70 give her cali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

A Word about Clothes.-It IL n eemfsrs
You wsasvcSsap graceful and durable nstins 20 n We
have experienced this luxury 81 T. Smiths ready made
Clothing Store No. 2 Fulton street. and would advise
frend 10 try their luck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

UT 11pPets, bo"h, effU VI Hrttcfes OF
every lynx, martin itch, ohnohills
srrine sqvrrs and jennet NUTS fur Trpets Collars.
vetorines. aud Cuts svAnsdown Trrets and Trimmings
city WIN. SANTA, 100 Canal strses corner Of Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Portable Dressing Cases, In all that che
name imports compact and complete sontaisns ussfs
Ncles Of the best quality. warranted
A. J. SAUNDERS, l47 Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty street. and ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Pictures OF a quality equal, II not supe-
TO those for which the geld medal Root
Co.. are taken daily asther Gallery 1853 Broadway
ner Of Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

M0vements OF Iadivtd uais.
William whitney, United States mail agent j wash-
burn, Georgia T. Faker, Ohio Y. Saunders, New Or
leans General n. etoddard, r. l. D. L. Barclay, New
burg among the arrivals yesterday at the Clinton
Hotel
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greatest blessing the earth for any censs The sub
scrissr hnowfns ths power q Wases Nerye. Ansdo,,
.lishs s.ssci' e a:sssshs py':nss
sonsrssssd vish Dr. wssss sSRgy sossss e. 30 ssn.'-
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KNOX, anxious tha, every female poor ~ we'll - risn
Of reduced the prices Of his Furs per
cent thus selling the beet articles lower than dealer In
Halter. No. Us Fulton street. and secure bargain.
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.Notice.-R. Fisher, Jr.. Wstehllaaher and
Jewelr late 33 Broadway, takes is method
his old friends he has place
Of business "a Fulton whore he will DO happy
them, and sell 70 them ~ his usual low pfices.
r. FISHER JR., ~ Fulton street. ,
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Anti Refrigera tors.-Ladies, purchase ~
oonforsble durable snd cheap tor The
Ter months csNTlELLs 10 - $50 Bowsry His establish
msnt exclusively for the sale Of ladies Boo slippers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

The Good Time has Connect. Y. Savage ..
Fulton street has Just received another lot these beau
face and warranted perfect particular
Watches Of every description and prices TO suit ALL
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow and Rain
Ladies you wish white ana Black Satin Slipper White
Linen Caters &c. for balls and parties wish Quilted
Boots and Bushns Caters and Lace Boots Geld
tbe India Robber Boots shoes ws through
and rain. pstronise J. 8. Miller No. l3i Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

CRY PsIsor sIArIsrcsThe Clerk OF the City Prison
Mr. George Coscbmon, has furnished with the fol.
lowing statistics Of the City Prson for the past month
Uhife Whne Black Black
Men. Womtn. Msr. WOMEN. fetal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Hair Dye, the best In the market, an6.
nearly double The quantity for ths same money The Jet
the best Article Of liquid Hair Dye For sale
@. II. RING. La Broadway. corner John street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Excitement In Nassau streot.--Pc~ul~
lost in wonder where all the ready made clothing
from that constantly ct 1856 consisting Of Over
Frock Cost truly elegant Vests and Pants all spparsat
Surely these them IS suitsl but nst they
were e ~ the IS Suit Store corner ofNsssau ana Besf
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Comb Factory.-Ladies are respectfully ,,
invited to examine the choice selection Of Combs
the subscrbrs store The variety beyond all Doubt 10 hs
greatest In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Ladder Beaver Bonne ts.-Ladies Will Antt
at Bsntas No. los Caoal street. Of Wooster full
assortment Of drab, black white and blue et Bon
nets Of the most shapes which he 10 selling
very low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Not Conference.-The SILK. Merino and
Woollen Under Garments sold by RANKIN n RAY, al
though They have been called suit. o. srmor never op
They prevent colds II Il better ,uard yourself against
an asck o. cold than spend Tor medicine 70 cure 10
Remember 10i Bowery.
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beautiful quality have just been received HITCHCOCK
b LEADBEATERs. 47 Broadway, corner Of Leonard
ladies will also and large and beautiful
assortment of Silks Shaw Clocks French Mernoes CASH
low rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

Elegant Bridal Cards, EnvsloPes, Cake
Boxes and Bridal wafer Of the latest and most ashons
Bile styles, be had ct EvERDELLS. Broadway 90
Of Duane street. Mr.. kverde has branch store ct
customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

besoe GuttL perchs sole, water proof California
Ss ri na AND ma osns, M sHss
gentlemen nisse youths and children be found in the
BROOKSS New York Boot and Shoe Emporium. S0 Fulton
vtreet six doors from Broadway.
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Wigs and MISUNDERSTANDING New
MANURE ys invented Those wanting superior axtele,
houid esl 81 BATcHKLoRs selsSrsssd Wig Factory Ne.
lWA street. where be fsund the larEs1 ed bsst
sertDsnt n Ne sity. Cspy the address
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The best Hair Dye (Ballard's) for sal,
applied ~ No. AIS Broadway. The hair prsvsnts
from falling or In less than twenty-five hours BY usin
Ballads celebrated Chemical Hair fastener and Esauin
Hair Grover. Also, hsdostsd sssp for clearing the CON
plexion.
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Hair Dys.-Batchelo . cele bra tsd Lie old.
Hair Dye discovered for eolorng the hair
vhishsis Y: nsTsat 4 applied Ths yonassis s.ss sAs
Dye performs astenishins Il for ssie applied. ~
BAfCHRL0Rs Viz Hsstory Ne. 4 Wall street. ospy ne
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LEADBkAlkR 81 broadway. conner Of Leopard ..ye.,
have Of the best uadet shlr
Drawers, Scarf Cravata Gloves Hsndherchefs 6c Ne
the ctv. They have large soch Of for Under shirt
the best garment in the world for the prevention and cure or
fhepm
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Ii, witho uta
IauS,ly celebrated 0eurasss nsdsssd scsR fer curing
white Poudrs subtle for uprootBg hair IRON Dert Of
the body Hair Restorative or 0ioss 81 q waller srsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-02

FIRST DIVISION n Y. s. MILITIA.
DIVISION
NEw YoRK, Dec I. 1881.
The hour for the formation Of the Division line upon
the parade for the reception Of Kosuh the lustrous
Hungarian leader, IL changed to eleven O'Clock, A. n,
precisely in place Of o'clock, p. n.
The Dvision line viii be formed the Battery, right
on White hall street.
The day Of parads will be announced in the public
journas by the Committee q Arrangements Of the Cor
porstion the Humboldt shan arrive
By order Of CHARLES W. sANDf0RD.
Major General Commanding.
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Phillips Fire Annihila tor.-TO the Public >.
The Phillips United states Patent Fire Annhlator Gem
have within the last few tried experimen
with and chemical charges of their manufao
ture with entire They have set IRE 10
wooden house. filled with and when the Aamss
had reached height they in every
to the last and within few seconds Of time
BY Americas machines and charges Every thing nov
perfcTbe machines ard charges being
asxt week public denomination will be given and due
notice of the precise day and heus viii be pub,hed
T. BARkUh, General Manager.
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segars.-Cold weather may now he saietz
70 have fairly in, and there comfortable
paniment 70 Jack Frost good such be OBJ
tanned Ut reasonable price ~ abe store OF " M0RALRS
lis Nassau street. We advise all readers who love good
segars 70 give Mr.. Morales Q call.
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City In tclligence.

The arrangements for the reception Of the great
Magyar have been decided upon by the special COM
mittee of the Common Council, and the following notice
shows the manner In which part Of the reception Is to
be cor Quoted The military companies viii extend to
line Of si1 miles in length. and will form grand
and imposing feature in the proceedings Of the day
The special committee appointed BY the Common
Council make arrangements for the reception Of the
great champion Of liberty in Hungary, respectfully
ct the operation Of the citizens OF this city and
vicinity In giving to Kossuth hearty welcome and one
that cannot be mistaken.
The committee propose to have him conveyed to the
city from staten Island in large steamer that has
been rendered BY Messrs Daniel Drew and Isaac New
ten and before landing Castle Garden make cir
cult mp the East and North rivers 1t Is requested Of
vessels lying in the barber that their respec
tive vessels be decorated and salutes be fred from such
pr divided with the to de the steamer
pas and the buildings along the route Of the process
sic be decorated Due notice will be given Of the day,
&c the public papers The military department
and civic societies requested to join In procession,
and by notifying any Of the committee places viii be
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IMMIePArroS The following table shows the numbe
Of emiant that have arrived ct this port for the mont
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New York. Tuesday, Deer. ., 1851.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31

man, who was reared N one of the most extensive
wine districts Of Franc e, has collected large num-
ber of the best native grapes Of Texas and intends
to cultivate them for. the purpose of establishing
vineyards Of the best varieties. He has visited the
valley Of the Bosqu e, the Leon, and most of the
tributaries of the Colorado, where the choicest
grapes have been Dis covered. He has some roots
Of the celebrated Be sque grape and the Bush grape
that abounds in Il ne hily region Of the Colorado
above Austin. So me of these varieties he says are
far superior TO the Catawba, the Isabela and other
varieties that ha We been cultivated here. They
are more hardy cd yield more fruit as well az bet
cu ivated in this section. This old gentleman has
been engaged for three years collecting samples of
the choicest var ietes Of native grapes and has
often jeopardiz ed his life by penetrating into the
Indian country TO examine the grapes there. He
ia indeed quite, an enthusiast, and one to hear him
speak on his fiarling theme, might imagine from the
ardor he eIhi bits that he was excited by the juice
of The grapes he is extolling. He however is one
of the most te mperate men in the country, and cor
roborases by his habits the oft repeated statement
that the peor lie Of wine countries are remarkably
temperate. ...
Mr.. N an at is a native of Burgundy, and he says
Texas is q far better wine country than any por.
ton ofh is native land. He discovered in the vi
cinty Of the old Spanish towns on the Little River
and Bru shy, several very remarkable varieties,
which 81 s.em to combine the advantages of the TO-
reign and native grapes. They have all the sweet
ness and flavor Of the European sweet grapes,
while the vines are as hardy as the hardest narive
gra pes Il 10 not improbable that some of these va
retes WEI re planted by the Spaniards, and the seeds
having be ,en scattered about, they have become
gradually acclimated like the Isabella and Ca
lawba, " hich are regarded by horticnltursis as
only accl mated foreign grapes. Some of them he
sa mble the grapes now cultivated at Parras
and Jc $3.50, in Mexico. They di.r as widely from
the native Fox grapes as the Scuppernong or Isa-
bella. Several OF these varieties we are informed
have been cultivated in the vicinity of Lagrange,
and considered far superior to the best imported
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31

SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-A fine blood
~ ed animal, very fleet, gentle. and perfectly IN
may be seen VII si%i tn9~B g.
WET NURSE-A healthy Mulatress with a
fine Breast of Milk; isof the best character stand.
mas SsI 70 p % sw months application al
T OST-A note drawn by E. ]. Hart & Co. in
able March. ISL smonnt twelve hnndrsd doian Psy:
negotiating it. suitable reward will be paid for its delivery
oia1o E E.t J. hAkT hhlASs t6. 70 rohoupi,ou...
CISTERNS AND PACKING BOXES made
6HN SCI N'P%G'BGE r. BE%s Camp st. n.., julia
ITALIAN SILK vELVET-4 pisces supeIfine
as italian SILK Velvet aasEsY isf iHs HY co. 81 Common St.
FAMILY FLOuR-3OO bbls. Albion E1tra in
.ss store ri Fhsb Fl tx kEySNErr CO. ss Mss..in. r.
g JPERFlNE FLOUR-3O0 barrels Planters
Mills in Tsp i'f!s fed kEsNEFr f. III Il CO. s M.s..s
CASTOR Oils barrels Adams Castor Oil,
"a. s Louis sRD kESSEff t9s ri ~ z CO Magazine
EREsH LEMONS AND ORANGES-6OOO
;.s5 5b0xe'' landing and for sale by RARE11Ia 60
TUJUBE PASTE--2Oca cases Jujube Paste, Lemon
anP sHs MASSEY sss T bSsssi sssiin - %
GUM ARABIC LOZENGES-5OO lbs. Gum
" Arabic Lozenges in fine order tor sale lots suit
pIsSsa's's' isas corner Camn a. and Grayie, Sta,
TOOTH BRUsHEs-5OOdoz. assorted patterns
L for sale by p. l.. MASSEY,
JAZZ corner Camp and Gravsr sts.
VXTHISKY-5O barrels for sale by :,
w jas I. w. ARTHUR b co. q and % New Lsves.
WHISKY-5O barrels, landing and for sale lby
w jas LW. ARTHUR & co. . and % New Levs:.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31

Inc following interesting article was clipped
from one OF our Texas exchanges = Houston pa.
per, We think: 5J z.,il.5. .r1'.-.. r
Is1as Grapes.--Mons. Matrat, French 3en,ls.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31
AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.
E undsened having formed Copartnershp
ton Of general UCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the urn Of TAYLOR CO. ready 10 recsivs
their 81
house " ~
Liberal cash advances made
~ Out door sales attended 10 with prompness.
r5H = = ESTES, Esq., No l0i William street. Newyork and
FRANKLIN GREEN Jr, Milk street Boston, duly
authorized agents. ]. L. TAYLOR. =
M I'm Is I'm GARDNER SMITH.
A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
"A MILLS, St Lous-We will always be supplied with
a stock Of 10 choice brand of Flour,
dll ytt FERD. KENNETH q co. 80 Magazine st.
nUFFIELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
- 5 bbls Duf1ields new Hams:
% hhds do do do do.
Landing ex steamer Georgetown and for sale by
r. VI McALPIN,
IaS o. 20 Common st. and Canal street Row.
SCOTCH WHISKY-3p puncheons fine old Mall
Jas u. l. ". ARTHUR co. - and 70 New Lsvs..