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The republic., 1851-09-13
THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1851


''Theseries of measures to which have alluded
ARE regarded by me a settlement, in principle
and substances final ettlement-ofthe danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced" !"
''By that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and beundless agitation thatsurrounded
Us, and have a firm, distinct, and legal ground
to rest upon. And the occasion, trust, will JUS
'tify me IN ExHoRTINe MY ooUSTRYmEN TO RALLY
UPON AND MAINTAIN THAT aRoUND as tie best, if
not the only means, of restoring pace and quiet
'to the country, and maintaining inviolate thein
'tegrity ofthe Union.''
lPREsIpENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
''fhe Pres}dent's message, at the opening of the
present gession of Congress, expresses fully and
PLAINLY his own and the unanimous opinion ofall
those associated with him In the Executive admin
sistration of ire Government, in regard to what
'are called tb, Adjustment or Compromise mea
sures of last session. That opinion is, thatthose
measures should be regarded in principle as
a hnalsettlement of the dangerous and excitine g
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in theil
neutrality-suspicious. and connexion, they formed
system Of compromise the most conciliatory
and best for the entire country that could be oh
tanned from conflicting sectional interest anC
opinions, and that therefore they should be ad
'hered to, until time and experience should de
monstratet the necessity of further Legislation t.
guard against evasion or abuse. Thatopinion, q
far as know, remains entirely unchanged, an
'will be acted upon steadily and decisively. Th
peace ofthe country requires this; the security
the Constitutions requires this; and everyconside
ration of epublic good demands this. If tn
Administration cannot stand upon theprinciple
ofthe message, it does notexpect to stand at all
lDASIEL WEBsTER's Letter TO the Union Meetin
at tWestchsster.
The republic., 1851-09-13

The CHALLENaE MATCH BETWEEN THE AMERICA
AND THE TiTANIA.-This exciting contest, in
which all the yachting world has evinced such
deep interest, came off on Thursday, the 2Sth ul-
timo, off the Isle of Wight The America was un-
docked at Portsmouth dockyard at half-past nine
on Wednesday night, and went out of that harbor
at halEpast five next morning, and at ten a. m.
che started for Cowes, and ran to the Nab, which
she left at eleven in competition with the Ttania,
iron schooner, one hundred tons, the property Of
Mr.. r. Stephenson, M. p, for race forty miles
out and forty miles in. They started steering s.
E., with a sirong wind from w. N. w. At five
O'Clock the America returned in sight from Ports
mouth. At the close of the she distanced her
competitor by upwards of five miles. The victory
appears to have thoroughly established the supe-
rority of the American over the English yachts
The republic., 1851-09-13
Mercantile Convention at Richmond. Wa

a.
At noon, on Wednesday, the hall Of the House Of
Delegates at Richmond, Virginia, was filled with
numerous delegation from different parts of
Eastern Virginia. The Whig says that fine spirit
seemed to animate all who were present, and con-
fident hopes were freely expressed that brighter
day was dawning for the State. The convention
opened with prayer from Rev. John EARLY. A
committee of organization reported the following
officers for the convention, all of whom were unani
mously chosen
President-Rich'd Anderson of Powhatan. Vice
Presidents-Horace l.. Kent, of Richmond; Francis
Mallory, of Norfolk; Bannister Andeis son, of Pitt
syvania; VIM. M. Burweli, of Bedford; Conway
Whitte, of Norfolk DARCY Paul, of Petersburg;
DIR. White, of Caroline; G. r. Barksdale, of Farm
vile; Hugh Adams, of Rockbridgc; Gov j. T..
Jones, of Tennessee; Gov. John B. Floyd, Of Vir.
ginia; Gov. Morehead, Of North Carolina; Judge
John Y Mason, of Richmond; DIR. John Early of
Lynchburg; ID. II. London, of Richmond; DIR.
Thomas p. Atkinson, of Danvie. Secretaries
Charles Ellis, of Richmond; - Montague. of Es
sex; - Hinton, of Norfolk; ]. C. Crane OF Rich
mond; Col. Kirby, of Pittsylvania.
On motion of Mr.. Burwell, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Resolusd, That committee of thirteen be ap-
pointed to report resolutions proper for the adop
ton OF this convention, and an address upon the
best means of developing the commercial interests
of Virginia.
MIR. Parker, of Essex, offered resolution in
viting Governor Jones, of Tennessee, to address
the convention, which was adopted with acclama-
ton.
Governor Jones then took the stand, and deliv-
cred speech marked by much fervor Of expression
and occasional passages of decided eloquence. 1t
was received with very great applause
The convention then adjourned until four O'Clock
in the afternoon. The members proceeded in a
body, with band of music and military oompa-
ny at their head, TO Stewards factory, where q
bountiful dinner had been provided. Three hun
dred sat down, Mr.. Lewis Webb, venerable mer-
chant, presiding. Speeches in response to com
plimentary toasts made by Ex-Governor
Jones, Messrs Burwel, Whittle, of Norfolk, and
others-which were received with great applause
by the assemblage. The dinner was excellent, and
every thing passed off pleasantly.
The republic., 1851-09-13
THE REPUBLIC.

Executive, is denounced as high handed tyranny,
and the connivance of the officer in the violation OF
law, and his contempt of orders, is lauded high
ly commendable The President, when he learned
that the collector at New Orleans had not only ne
elected all measures to prevent the fitting out in
that city of the illegal expedition against Cuba, but
had actually refused to be informed by Gen. Twiggs
OF the movement with an offer of the troops under
his command, to enforce obedience to the laws,
In doing 3d. the President did precisely he ought
issued an order removing the collector from office
to have DONE and his conduct will meet the appro-
baton of the country in that particular it will
in all the other steps he has taken to execute the
laws of the land preserve the peace of the country
and keep its faith with foreign powers.
The republic., 1851-09-13

THE PRESIDENT AND CUBA While the Washings
ton correspondent of Journal Of Commerce and Bal
timore Sun Gone and the same person) is abusing
the President for not suppressing the Cuba expe-
dition more promptly, we find the Sun here, the
Pennsyivanian at Philadelphia, and other party
presses, abusing him for the zeal and efficiency
which has been displayed in breaking up the expe-
ditions. We advise those presses to agree upon
some consistent mode of attack, and to stick to it.
Neto York Express.
The republic., 1851-09-13

TRAGEDY OF De SoTo-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial speaks in the highest terms Of praise Of
tragedy called ode Solo," recently written by
Geo. II. Miles, esq, Of Baltimore, for Mr.. Murdock,
the American tragedian.
The republic., 1851-09-13

RELIEF FoR THE WIDOWS OF THE MURDERED Po-
LrcEaEN.-The Board of Aldermen of New York
has adopted report, granting donation of 800
to each Of the widows of the policemen murdered
in the 4th ward of that city. They to receive
it by yearly instalments Of 500 each, until the
sums appropriated are exhausted.
The republic., 1851-09-13

MoseUIToEs.-Greatn numbers Of these annoying
insects appear TO have visited most of our Atlantic
cities this year, and some that rensually exempt
from them.
The republic., 1851-09-13

NAvAL.--The U. s. sloop-o of-war Cyane, now fit
ting out at the Gosport navy yard, will be put in
commission on or about Saturday next. The Off
GERS generally bad all reported yesterday. Her
destination is supposed to be the Wcst Indies.
Norfolk Herald, lin.
The republic., 1851-09-13

We learn by a telegraphic despatch that the
ATTORNEY GENERAL will leave Kentucky on
Monday next on his return to the seat of Gov
ernment
The republic., 1851-09-13

LIrrELL's g LIVING AGE, No. 3S3.-This number
opens with an interesting sketch of the life and
writings of Thomas Moore, from Chambers's Pa
pers for the People, and likewise contains bio.
graphical notice of Carlyle.
Jos. SHILL1NeToN, agent, corner Of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and Four and half street, and also to
be obtained at TAYLOR MAVRY's, Pennsylvania
avenue, near Ninth street.
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AUTLONl

tN-ttt n iHfi'F AUHoH n N0udar.
W 800 HI.I., nH iI" iiuH n.-rlfr occupied ur
a DO. haH u. HIr Haff 0I huri Hollow fiIn iHl-
ln. H' tHl iH"r
Ili.r .Hr rlit woke tlf oH. o..
] .HHH BOZ -tlfr'-' rieTr., I fif rGw, Z WIrh
rHHs ratiuT hc.irt 2 ralvns, -heepf ! Old and
lruE lHifi rlul Nli I nprH buggy wagon J
lWnHHf aaaHt mod hir one NJ 40 h0r-es. double
hH..n-a fUHIr nrita mluntrd in., buffalo lunf' %
...uF IrI., piIr GOO Hhrels HuI carte pluHs,
IIr.t q finHt at1r, Tinfsi0ur.
iuar, uHgsi rhalusi scFtlies and hcrihe stock
spI ini shovel hoes rlkssi aHesi iron blsi lui ni
saUfHtf. lNf.f.- iHHiIuE tuhs plHs a. boil sap l
galblrH 800 uFr pul kriilpi hrtss DO. gmu
cIltilgi pHFhnasF, ~. a,
hAl. 2 HlHt, 4 Coufre tHhlf rock and 9~par"i
ClI.rr . cllir hrlL aud cent rnfk rhlirs, ~ Gene
reit ch1iFi wood boltoia DO, y helsleAdsi Cln.
tHtTTTH Y rIUFFHWi ff0Neti lli ~ HfnFn plpr
light, tHIri Hli Ha.l sHndsin lni ~ crpcierY and
FasFuHre fiiii8i rIls nnnf So, Also, gold do
fHthedA tFrf fid rf'ne do, silver fill iuwsilld
hu.inul patent lever Do. fall iewellai silver DE-
tlgDri Fvrl wpiCh, t-Ffr lepiEh do, common Do
aIUf M irWriry, YhIdfe notions and mauy Othnr or
teies h0f parhriilnngni, Sale win commence 81
10 q'olpcK, lci the weather BIO fair Or foul, Term
-eial o. deiiyery 0fhe properly, and al gools g
~ fnkeu nwifv within DAYS amer tle hue' lhl
win be- rfre chnuco 90 purchase, o. every nriich
VII DO sohl No ule highest bidder, 70 clnse concern
i, GRAY, AuCtiOnfer,
MI The Yahuie mnn who're iha above sais q
tdthKr tllfe, sltli large Hnd newly finished dwell
lug l1u- q, H,l god baus, !, oliered very low q
private sHlc
Nurkf, Sen, 10, 1851, TAIW2t
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...r - Geo. g. Meet lpsburgh,
Eoiorenecf, y L. Bughum. ST. lolnshury,
T.. Is. Simunns. Glover 07i
Professor a. Q. Darry's

, rENrichrnhprs.o OR NirptoATfp ooMrorNb The
world, placed upon rs gpnrd by the -1!.4'--'
dUify ictvcfiUn oTSoinc plnusihlc humhug, now cN-
puIucs phd tqy;s every now article " an ,cripulou.
.crc, aud nothng that is not mirusicnlly good can
t loiic AuiWl@h. Bnrry's Iricophcruus hns been sub
y iecsd 10 this ordeal for ten years. Iyc1y IN
reputation and aaloS have Increased, until more oft
7TT-TTTTIrr
tor tl,r hair ever oficns to the American public.
= The discovery that h win cure Diseases Of the
Gku and cuqec wounds and ulcers 20 heal aud c zee,
reliuvr all external Inflammation, md romOye the
pain nud itching incident 20 stuGs, hcs scmtcbca,
cutf, burns, scnls, Sc, has greatly enhanced the
sale ~ tbs article, and II is now known and used
fnr thoac nos', us sell ~ Ia ronow benuify nnd
cleanse the hair In every city and town In the I'M
ion, ..s... ga
rs cxiraordinmy cheapuess places II within The
reGil ~ nc hnbtst family, and It's conceded wax
ucihsurrs it place on the tnnst luxurious toilet
Mother, luL N tbs surgat rcinpdy iur spraDs, Cue,
and 0tef an ltnts nf hioir chren Tie aged praise
ifIeea cutc fnrthe Rheumatism, and MI the aches
pR 4aniaaso which The mnselos are subject; and
the emlgnnt To distant lams purchases IL NJ an alb
solutc necessary IN hiS Quilt,
Sold in nrge bottles, price 40 cents, Mt the Princ
pnl Ofice, 1877 BROADWAY, Now York. For sale
by the principal merchants mud druggists through
OR rho Knitted Gdes aud Canada. Beware Of the
counterfeit, sold at 81 per hstile,-- feseyi
FOR sale by y. JEwErr & CO., I. Johnsbury W
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PIANO FORTES.

odi w Arlington street. bOoIONs
Tia --ll-lIlhaE La ihe Measure ~ announcing ~
the musical public That lac u now Manufacturing Il
superior article " square and bOud0ir l.ann Ilzte.
~ D and OctnVss, which combine oil tho qualities
necessary a. good instrument, via sweetness aud
eveunesa together with powerful volume 81 t0ne.
sud agreeable touch, guarantee for the excel
Cold Medal has been presented frprn the Mechanics
Fair, for superior Piano FORBES circmnstAflcr
with The exception ~ Mr Chickeringl that has not
happened ionny oilicf firm w this city, although All
have been hirly represented.
Al instruments are - The hrst quality, and war
uinisd a. stand the test 81 any chnlnte.
ID. Is. NEWIIALI.
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CHURCH MUSIC.

The Her CfriHiHl &1cra3 ~ Basfoa (iLsffioH, '
Lowell Mason, Thls work embodies = ssleciion n
publications, the most popular tunes aud pieces ~
the wen known book " (itFaiag Sterl" being tpk en-
IL taAisi and By purchase ~ the COPYRIGHT the
publishers have been onnblcl in add some uf the
most admired aud useful tunes composed by Chaa
Icllncri among which will DO fnnnd Msiion0ry
CHAT, HasiifaH fAdHf Tefsy(e ChdHf HnmInel frunt
street, sc. Mud aito large number Of entirely
new aud hpe tunes arc given IN additional pares
Eleven editions of the Ao OITgaiaa Slcrd have been
called for within vcry short time and II may aafr-
" be claimed NJ tho most valuable singing book Tor
chors, congregations and Schools ever made in this
country. WILKINS, CARTER X co. pubIishers,
10 WATER STREET
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Upholatery, Cabinet Work, &C.

IL ~ CIRRlER, corner 81 summer and Wash.
ngtan ftrccts Hnstun hns constantly On hand ruod
sclcctiuu of the mnst ,tHinNAnir lruutEfEhr
Gouna that can hr 81 tlinsd, Al kinds az iluahcs
Dnma.ks fur CIR and CYTi1g, lining--C urtHin huf
terinls aud Trmmiurs-l. Lace and Musu Curtains.
Aisa every description Of Window shade Gsodt and
Trimming Tor sale ~ low prceH,
no LafruHceut hfuuqfr ~reet
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Boston Dive House,

THE ONLY DYR HOUSE, ~ nOhToR.
No, Hanover Doors from Court Street,
WIN Dye, Cehnte and insh w the boat manner, ali
kind ~ kilk Cotton aud Moolen Goods, Ladies'
Drsssl, hhsuh SC, His1 0entlsmen's Garments q
every description, Orden sent 10 this establishment
viii meet with prompt attention.
Is w DOD0E, Sup't SMELLING, Prom.
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enENfEsr pIsoOvnRY or TnE Aon !
whites Hair Restorative

Purely NEGETABPE COMPOUND,
For Rssto$inq, BedutJyiDg, Cleansing, Sofl-
g etiag and Dressing he LAIR. Also, for
reporihg Pains aud hed IA he Head
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Prentiss, Music Dealer

am ~ fiLfAHfNt "a Warrington lsffeef,F
BOSTON.
NV htAtc received regularly FRAN oil parts ~
tho Union, Country dealers, aud ntheFu supplied
promptly, on the most liberal terms.
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CARDS.

ARCADE CiRD SALOON
y. s. DEARBORN, No l. Water ST., and
-, Spring Lane, Clover floor) BOSTON.
CANps-At tli. establishment great attention r.
paid to printing Crrd,, Toe either Marriage, Addrcta
or Husiuc.-
jon rIuNuNG-rauirulu attention V given "a
this branch HH-hedds, GrfuiIrs, hdiris, Hiisfths,
Ncp done iu the ucafrst style,
CAHu ENoHAVtNc--A dirrss, Marriage, and bus
inc Cnrls executed u the ma lasirlul ulnilict-
iLArE ruNuNo-Gnris printed huu cuppcrplstc
at short notice. As,--Mnps, llcads, Sc
DooH rta,rE--O all siEcs, prices and qunlitics.
Embossed work done 10 order.
y. BAN work done az this establishment
Is warranted 10 rive entire Subtraction.
AIoAs.A Iuti-i.urs fATiNI hiNtWEb,--
NOblCCss.patontg rgnfed t. A.hlh'r-, dat
Cd Oct. a.. isa6 Renewed for seven years from
Oct 2tth, 1850.
The public arc hereby Informed that the Amon-
can Friction Match Company right expired on the
glih ~ Qci Liza laIIa-- ll4alala lA.I--a.
having purci,sed the exclusive right 20 the above
extension. hereby caution the public not o infringe
upon the Patent Manufacturers and dealers N
other Matches nrc equally liable for infringing the
Patent. BlAM, BRUCE, fEARSONN co.
Boston, Aug. 20, 1881. 66 Union Street.
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Recommendations.
wSHmcNte ofDr Prnnr, portsmouth S

tferthieNte Of DR. PErRr, Portsmouth n Ill
r. - r PORTSMOUTH, Sept. ~, 1870.
"A W. ~ NlpRsE, Agentfor "Wbitcs Hair Rcstor-
GNvef Dear Sir--l doom II my duty 70 state some
nets respecting the ncsthnAhle value OF White :
tRdEwiptvG SovmIl years ago, ntter severe At
PptSy's, my wifi, lost MI OF her hair the scnlp mn
pened ilfcp,cd, and the hair grew ont brnsh and
nheNeis sNboui veHrHgo by another nj Of sick e.
~ lHN-lhe lost ul other hair second time md for n
long time there was apparently nction In the SCALP
p Aver various applications was induced TO try the
above 1ncrtoued Restorative aud now, nfter the use
OF few bottles, her hair has grows out ns thick ne
lnstrnts. and Of as beautiful n color ms ever. Fur
thenb're, ior ulUug time have been afflicted with
neuralgia nnl,nlier pains in my head, and have
found it tlv hct external remedy have ever tried.
eau ui"rclow cbeerully recommend 70 to- all who
nfe riIetrt above a. the best article have ever
s'rn. Mqst respectfully yours, &c,
rttys a. PERRY, NJ. u.
Minimize vrci by = WHITE Lowell, Mss. Sold
Va BN;"n. Wholesale, by Wilson, Rnlrbauk & Co;
'retiil, In 81 ,inhnsbury,' Nv j. e. Bingham; Pas
. NilNnsc.zLeyiP Z. P,trkb; Wells River, 4. Shedd &
= tut IliHs ille, VII, Denng x Co. Cabot SalnA
'lrusseli; Nlarshhetl. Putnam & Wooster; Afonipe
Lcr, Rpidcit * drtnnis hldLy my nppointclia
. f1Gi' trrouai'U' tho tnuu. mn
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IS. M. PetlengilI 3 CoIs Directory
MACHIN cry.
Maohiniata' Toola.
AnfreW ]. HaYett.

Lamp&Gass Observation-Disclosures
No, ~ Hawkins It,, Boston,
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and - a ,ovorcipn remedy for all diseases of the
sS9lF' rgiNes tic Hair brilliant, glossy Iu,tre
ttyksn i'Ntnre, and a healthy vigorous appearance.
Ma ftlys toilet can be comple'c without this ndis
pcnAnhle nriice.
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STATE OF YEREiONf5

CALEDONIA UHTHICTl 90
Tho iI6h. tie Probate Court Cor the District
OF Caledonia, To al persons interested In
the Estate OF ELIJAH CLEFfORD, late
Of Barnet In said District, deceased,
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The CarpetBag,

FuhLunKD WEEHLF, nv
SNOW A WILDER 10 devoted mainly 20
ilis srssf-rfn-ni ~ itsruadrFs IN udHeip6Tsisnts
are among lhe beet writers in the country and every
number b illustrated with engnsl aHd hsAuti hal en-
craving, Mr. Darlington helps OIL up The Cafpet-
nag Terns-tan year Invariably N advance
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rl Q rlrisi elegant
preparation is fast
iqkiig the place
pf MI other arti-
clcs IN use for re
storing and dress
iug The llnir IT
lTcNents the hair
from falling on,
promotes itS
fropth, rcnlevcs
dnu,lruD Mthfni
.r- INNnricnt
: eiowtl ortho ~ III, .
3ai1esA. IL also Z
Ia remove pain and
lcnt in Ihc head
...
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HORATIO WOODMAN,

40 Hailr0ad Exchange, Court bqpsFeI boston Ia
agencies Nc Washington, and Ia tl,e Western State
and prpruuus, locates Hnd purchases lane Warrnnl
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THE ALEDO NTA NJ.
Vuioanlzed Rubber Goods.
RUBBER SHOES.

pr T. II " * u n ~ 7 IT r. X,
Sole Agents fur HnushDm s. co.'s, METALLIC Rus
HEr llsTr4 aud hHnrs, 70 Central ~, hnston.
j, rrHCE b, Is, rWHsE,
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TO sPoRTsMEN.
j. IIAPGooD.
WILLIAM READ,
India Rubber Goods.

Clntlis Hnd Claihng, lloois and Sh"es, llorro and
Wagon Cgyer- Az hei., rillovr aud Cushions, A.
tcles fr Medical and Surgical nee. Also, Fancy
Gupds and Toys, -Whplcsalo and Retail, at the ~
dia Rubber Warehouse, No. ~, hfumnelh street
B0stun. JOHN CApEN
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Wholesale Drug store.
Drngs, Medlclnes, PAINS, Ole, llYe

hIuffs AHp hUrKHIoH NAHsIsHfA,
large snprly constantly on hand, aud Zoe sAlH NJ
ne lowest market prices, Also, Pure Lquon, faT
Medicinal purInsef hy
ifRSsfIAW a PRESCOTT,
Corner Of India and Stats sta, opposite new
Custom House, Boston.
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lmSUkIEhS ana w tfOLLoALL A-fASs
Frenca German. Italian and English
SILK AND FANCY GOODS
Offer for sale then NEW STOCK for the FALL TRADE,
comprising IN every department, the newest and uehesf
styles and UNSURPASSED variety and extent by any similar
Establishment IN the country.
No pans have been spared render The assortment II
possible attractive than and worthy me nspec-
ton Of every merchant visiting tins CITY.
The severa. Departments as follows:
Dress Sinks,
Consisting If the richest and most magnificent styles ot
Pans EMBROIDERED and BROCADE FABRICS oTer
b. exhibited and adapted TO the best city and town trade
Also. rich Pompadour SILKS, Embroidered SATINs,
ARMURES, eros DE AFRICS, SATIN DE CHIMES,
Glaze, CAMELEON, Rich Figured and Watered
More Antique SILKS, sc &C. all Of the very latest de-
Signs.
Rich PARIS MUSLIN DE LINES r., aEe TASHNEkEs
new stye ordered expressly FOR the best city retail trade
Also, extra Rich Pad ami Figured MUSLIN DE
Also a complete assortment Of American MUSLIN DE
LANES and CASi3Ehbs, NJ" designs al !o"ef Prices
than ever before oAered. bor1,
This Department, with ample room for dslaY 6.9Tacei
al the popular styles Of Amcrcan LONG SHA Wis
Also the newest and richest patterns II Scotch LONG
SHAWIS real Tartan PIaids manufactured expressly
e u.s. Em mS %d Canton GRAPE sHAwLS French
PALM Tibet CASHMERE. Figured NEkINO' sc
Ribbons. go
complete assortment consisting Of neh tartan PLAID
hrocade and figured in ali widths aad styles Also AP
RIBBONS, BELT RIBBONS, PLAN Satin and Iaista
RIBBONS, Fancy Trimming RIBBONS, RIBBON-IlEs,
SCARFS, &C.
Stuff GOOds.
PLAIN Black and Coored ALPACAS. Rich Figured Me-
rino PLAIN, Danask. Biocade and Figured POPLlNS !;
NJ lie Rave IL STEERS: HUNGARIAN CLOTH Figured
and PLAN MOHAIR Ly0nese and Ihlbet CLOTHS
PLAN French MERINOS and CASH MEREs, also, a
great variety of PLAID STUFF GOODS, new sly les
Hosiery.
TINS Department 10 which SPECIAL attention rs invited,
has much enlarged lpeS entire 9or ana
embraces very extensive stock Of English and German
HOSIERY, from the most celebrated manufacturers,
adapted TO the best cily and interior trade.
LaCcs.
English, French aAd German LACES, Fancy NETS,
&c, Of eyeyy description.
White Goods.
Linens, Lawns Cambrcs. Mus, Checks. stripes, pam
and FiguIed SWISS GOODS, Curtain Muslins, Linen
Camuncs, &c.
Mems ard Womens' White Black and Colored MD
GLOVES ofte very best quality from he m st celebrated
French Manufacturers, ordered and imported expressly Tor
our oW trade.
VIDE and Narrow Neiyels, Bomoa7ines Canton Snks
Pocket HandkeTCiIefs Welsh Flannes, Satin Nestinss
Green Barge, Italian and Amencan Sewing Slk Itat.s
Gentlemen's Cfavats, Dress Trimmings Oh Silks, Engsh
aud French Gmglams, French Pnnts, Table and Piano
Covers sc. &C.
Also,
A large assortment OF RICH GOODS Tor Evening
Dresses of various fabrics and latest STYLES
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