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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

From the National Intelligencer, Aug. I'll
ny Treasury Circular of 18th June, 1851, the
Collectors OF the Customs were instructed, under
the provisions Of the act of Congress of 36.h Sep
TENDER, $780, to admit British vessels coming from
the ports of Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova
Scotia, on the same footing, both to vessels and
the latter having been admitted on like terms with
British in the ports Of those colonies. These pr
vieges have since been extended to British vessels
coming from the ports of Prince Edward Island
in consequence of the following proclamation by
the Governor Of that Colony, which has bsen Off
by the British Minister
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
BY his Excelency Sir Alexander Zimmerman, Knight
Lieutenant Governor and Commander Chief in I'D
denotes, Chancellor Vice Admiral and Ordinary of the
same, sc.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. 1t has been intimated to me, through the
British Minister at Washington, by communication ad-
dressed his Exceency from the United States Depart
ment Of State and Treasury Department that
all the ports Of Prince Edward Island the
ing British vessels the Treasury Department the
United States will cheerfuly and promptly issue the
needul instruction to grant similar privileges vessels
from that colony in all the ports Of the United States
areeaby to the authority granted by Congress In the
law Of September 26. 1850
have therefore with the advice and consent Of the
Executive Council thought fit to declare, and do here
by declare. that American vessels and shall
continue to be- admitted 10 all the ports of Prince Ed
ward Island the footing British vessels Whsn
the act Of Congress of date September 6 1850 together
with the United States Treasury Circular of the 18th
june 1851 received they will be published the
information OF all concerned.
Given under my hand, and the great seal of the said
Island at Charottes Town. this twenty ninth day Of
dred and hyone, and in the fifteenth year of her Ma
jesty's reign.
BY command: God save the Queen!
JAMES WARBURTON,
Colonial Secretary
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Cur Canada Correspondence.
HIUNINhhL, august 2, ~
Tie Sngnt1Itol Qn.Atl0s in Can1da.

The Sdgnt0ftdt ynsstt0s an Cdn1dd.
The important question Of Legislative inter
ference with soigniorial rights, that now sgitates
the surface Of society In this section II the Province
might readily have been predicted by even a care
less observer, who watched the tendency Of the
Iublc nitd, the lax standard Of our palitics mo
rslty and the facility with which ofntellectunl
msdiocrity and detective education were converted
into cabinet ministers by merely pandering 10 the
ignobler prejndices and the baser instincts 81 tke
ignorant end seldsh.
Republican America enjoys the honorable repu-
tation OF having upheld with dignity, and main
taired Uni N paired those private aud public rights
that we've oopscoated by the protection Of gal
euactmebts during the possession Of the Thirteen
P.ovnoos by England
Your tribunals of justice have not been sslied
by solitary instance Of legal wrong, and they
have ct all times interpreted, with dignity. to shield
the citizens from legislative folly or persecution.
The nearest Analogy 20 viii, can direct your
attention whom Dwelling upon our Seigniorial ques-
ton, Is that a. the Van Rensselaer, possessions In
your community there have been attempts to de-
Tau1 that family o. their proper ". but your tros-
ale have upheld and INDICATED their legal rights,
and Jour Legislature has not presumed 10 distorbs
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The following acrostic, bt autiful and amiable
lady, has been placed in my hands, by friend-
Ny Muse has bid me call for thee
Rich flowers to decorate thy shrine
Sweet IL the task appointed me.
When love and friendship both incline,
Happily I've found an emblem meet,
In which thy loveliness IL shown
Thy besuteous face, thy form complete,
Is in the modest violet known
No garish flowers for thee / twine,
Graced by the volets charm divine.
OCEAN HOUSE. g.
Mrs. Knapp, of New York formerly Miss Messe-
role of the bellies of last year. has just arrived
she has pleasing face, and is an eFtimable lady.
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Death OF Two of the Alleged Michigan Con
AplratOra.


From the Detroit Tribune, August "a
Abel F. Fitch died at the Hospital of the Sisters
Of Charity this morning about three o'clock, aged
forty-three years. Mr.. Fitch was imprisoned in
this city on the 18th Of April last, and has been
under confinement ever since, charged with being
one of the leaders among the persons row on trial
in this city, in the ''Railroad Conspiracy Case %
Living in easy circumstances, if not in luxury, be-
fore his imprisonment the confinement and nause
atmosphere of the Jail engendered the disease, and
he was attacked with dysentery, 10 vrulent for n,
on the 10th instant, previous to the last adjourn
ment of the court. On Friday last-his recovery,
in the Jail, being dspared of-he was removed to
the Hospital of the Sisters oCharity, where he
kindly attend to by the Sisters, and, part of the
time, by bis wife, and died as stated above.
At o'clock, z. M, yesterday MIR. Fitch became
conscious that he could not live and talked calmly
and firmly of his approaching death. He desired
that Mr. Fribk might be sent for, to consult about
ait, and Doctors Rice and Pitcher, arrived about
10 o'clock An examination and consultation was
had, and the opinion expressed tina, he could not
survive the night Mr.. S. went to the bedside Of
to be done now1'' and said, !" Shall die martyr
to liberty" Soon after he remarked, that he p1t
his Il ust in God and desired that he might be bap
tised. He received the solemn rite at the hand Of
one Of the Sisters of Charity; aud whilst in the
midst of the ceremony, committing his soul
to his God he declared his entire innocence of the
crimes Of which he was chargcd-ssid he had never
violated the laws Of his couLtry-that he had sim
ply expressed his opinions, as be supposed he had
right to do, and though: it not just that he should
be punished.
Mr. Fitch then called his wife to him, bid her
good by, saying, "Farewel!-i is hard to part
with the only being ever loved - and then bid
ding adieu to other friends around him, closed his
eyes for moment. Recovering again, he ex-
claimed, "There is poor, dear little Amanda
had nearly forgotten her-remember me to her. |
dread to die with this charge resting upon me.
Will Lot the truth somc out aud my character be
vindicatedl Being assured by Mr.. Frink that his
character should be vindicated. he expressed him
self prepared to die; and taking the hand Of his
wife, and pressing it to his lips, he said Am anda
it is hard to part-I die of broken heartv and
fell hack, asleep in death
William NJ Gum. another Of the prisoners on
trial in the =" Railroad Conspiracy case" died yes
terday.
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thorft o. Stealing J,uety On Tuesday, officer wogan
ne fouiih wssd pol &c arrested named James
ittttitO1 on charge If stealing quantity OF ie~ery
sued % $50 from the pr, uiiscs No los Roosevelt
tufet The prcIsrty 60 BaitaztrD rle came offcar
hktNHe aifested thrt. Other named .rdrer Dsss
Waiter Watkins, snd ss mue CLARK eharg with being
stonpics in the robbery 9th Patterson rhe accused
Itfrs we're conveyed before Justice Osborn who de-
'sihed THIN In prison 10 await further exAmnsticA
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From the above you will perceive that many
left the country as me in, within ,Si3 persons.
Speaking OF statements, / have been to some
trouble to learn the exact circulation, per month,
81 many Of the ieadlng newspapers s,, which ma
On my ewn authority, but on that of Messrs. Cooke
and lie Cont, the eminent statoners (and deser-
vedy SOY, Of this city. their establishment being
the largest of the kind in the State. Their cacu-
lation follows, and they prepared, if neces
sary to substantiate the statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

MANIAC ERs.
Charles Clinton, do,
John Jay, do /;
Edward Laight, do,
Gould Hoyt, do,
Fred Gebhard, do,
Stephen Brush, do,
Col w. b. Lawrence, do,
Chss. A. Briste 1, do,
Charles A. Vansandt, do,
Col. 8. A. Willoughby, do,
j. v. Messerole, do,
Chas. l.. Woodbury., Boston,
John ii. WEIGH, do,
Alieyn Otis, do,
@. b. Raymond, do,
II. Hallett, do,
J. Cunningham, do,
Mr.. Richie, do,
Fred. Sears, do.
Quincy Shaw, do,
j. Curtis, do,
Messrs. Milligan s. Fiske,
New Orleans
W. w. Dunnavant, Riohmd.,
Mr.. Jarvis, Middletown,
8. Virgins, Cincinnati,
Charles Inyart, do,
George Ludlow, do,
Charles Enuiot, do,
Il. j. Grund Washington,
Robert Walsh do,
A. Pedelford, Savannah,
w. Habsrsham, Georgia,
G. 3. Arnold, do,
j. @. Ford, Louisville.
MajorPitman, Rhode Island
X. NJ. Sherman, San Fran
cisco,
Wilson MEG uuigle, U. s. N.
COMMITTEES or FLOOR.
Gould Hoyt,
Il. Laight,
Walter q. Barclay,
Carol Tucker,
g Bryan Schott,
Chas Inyart,
G. De Rham,
J. Cunningham,
ii. Hallett,
Mr.. Milligan,
Mr.. Richie,
Mr.. Fiske,
Fred. Sears,
Mr. Urquhart,
J. w. Bruno,
g. Ludlow,
F. Graf,
Major Pitman,
DR.. Henry,
Col. W. b Lawrence,
Charles A. vanzandt,
John 8. Wright.
COMMITTEE OF MUSIC.
Washington Costar,
Walter Barclay,
B. G. Ward,
]. II. Latrobe,
!, JAMES TENANT,
c. Chairman.
, distinguished by the fol-
White.
.................... Blue.
Red.
Yellow.
past nine o'clock. Tic
.lemen- 81.
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Posi- OFFICE OPERATIONS The Postmaster 9e-
DeTs las tstsbhsted the follow ng new post Offices
foi The week ending August y. Isjl Fuera Bush,
Albany equity, New NOIk. Robert Conghuy post
nssteI. lfoisb FEELS Albany county, New York.
Juosor LsmofeUx IOstmaster Sone,s Centre, West
hester county, New York, William H. iced post
aster Name chat ge l. Roosevelt, Oswego county.
New Ytfk, name charged to Penhellyille
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His Excellency Gov. W. b.
Lawrence. X. j.,
His Exceliency M. De Sar.
tiges, Minister from
France,
His Excellency NJ. Calderon
De Ia Barca, Minister
from Spain,
Hon 8. A. Douglas, Illinois,
Hon Charlts Sumner, NJ asa. ,
Hon. George g King. r. l.,
Commodore Morris, U. 3.
Navy,
Col Gates, u g. Army,
Col Scott, U. 8, Army,
Capt. Glenn, U. 8. Navy.
Major Sherman. u 8. Army,
Hon. George Bancroft. New
York.
Hon Robert @. winthrop,
Mass
MP Fillmore. Washington,
Henry A. Middleton, South
Carolina,
VIM. Habersham, Georgia,
Col. W. X. Halle tt, Alabama,
Hon. +. 8. Lyon.
DR.. Calhoun, Mississippi,
Capt r. P. Stockton, New
Jerey,
VIM. Ursuhsrt. Louisiana,
Col. W. 3. Wetmore, New
York,
Chas. De Rham, New York,
Atty. Gen. IL. g. Stansbury,
Ohio,
Col. j. Prescott Hall, New
York.
W joiner, Florida,
J III. 3 Latrobe. Baltimore,
Benz. Adams. Kentucky.
John w. Cole man, Cincin.
natl,
w. @. Ray. Missouri,
Col. A j Polk, Tennessee,
Gen Hamilton, Texas,
Conway Robinfon, Virginia,
Julius Pripgle. Charleston.
Mott Middleton. Charlie ston,
Arthur Middleton. do
Theo. Phinney, Havana,
James Thompson. do,
b G. Ward. Baltimore,
Ohio ii Williams, do,
L. Cuttings, do,
W ii. d. c. Wright, do,
y. w. Bruno. do,
Fred. Graft, do,
ia mes Tenant, Phila
J. 8. DeHavilland. do,
G Carol Tucker, do,
G. Brvan schott, do,
Col. Davenport, do,
Messrs. Wallace e. Drayton,
do.
J. s Wright, Brazil,
Washington Costar, N. Y,
Walter Barclay, de-,
By order Of the Committee
CHARLES l.. WOODBURY., Sc
The committees will b,
lowing different colored b
Committee Of Floor ........
/" Of Music ........
" Of Management.
" Of Reception. -,
The doors open a. hal
kets Of admission for gem
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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Grand Dress ball at the Ocean House, New
port.
At meeting held at the Ocean House, Newport.
on the 25thday of August, 1851 for the purpose of
making arrangements for grand dress ball, to
be given on Friday evening, the 9th of August,
James remnant, Esq, was called to the chair, and
A committee to select the managers for the b Ill
was then appointed, who selected the following
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The doors open a. hall past nine o'clock. liz
kets Of admission for gentlemen, %.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
NATIONAL HOUSE.
tnnxFR OF STErcEvNILLE AND WAEREN STR EE
CADIH, ONO.
One square west OF the Public Buildings. form

(nrNER OF STEucEvNnLE AND WARREN STR EET
CADIH, ONO.
One sqnare west OF the Public Buildings. form
orll occupied by Thomas G. Vincent.
le-yxvA FgHuE SUBSCRIBER having lately
fTSassA rented this establishment, hat
fsssss 7arcnovatcd and put il in complete repair
.AesSkSes. md furnished it with entire new Furnl'
tIrr InIs house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times he
provided with the best OF provender. and attended
by careful and obliging husters.
Connected with the establishment, isa large and
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Cadi21
aud suitable for Menageries and Circnses.
Having permanently located at the above stand
the citizens generally public may
rest assured thatno pairs will be spared to rende
those who may favor the National House with Z
call as comfortable as possible,hy which means tht
undersigned hopes to merit and receive n liberia
share OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Stnbling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month ol
year.
Suitable Rooms can hcfurnished forPrivate Fa'
miles.
d nave connected withthr above establishment
a. LIVERY STABLE, which, for style Of CARRI-
AGES, and sa fety Of HoRsEs, cannot he surpassed
by~any establishment otthe kind in the country
.AA-CHARGEs MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April II, la49
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Price Reduced :
.n VAUGHN'S
LITR0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE
argc BOTTLES Only One Dollar.

large Bottles Only One Dollar.
Tic Proprietor of the Great American Remedy "VAUaHNu
VEGETABLE LtrnoSrRIpro MltruRE'' ndnced by the
urgent solicitations of his Agents, throughout the United
States and Canada, has now
- Reduced the Price
Of fis popular opd well known atce aud fron tits dsr,
henceiorth he will put bat size only .hs quat
bottes;-tle retail price viii be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rest assured t5at the character pr NA
cine, its strength, and curative PROPERTIES sTAAIN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed ia
pairing il az heretoIorc.
As this medicine under it's reluce price, will be rurchased
by those who hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virue the proprietor would beg to intimate that his
article not to bc cassed with tile vast amount of Remedies
of the day.; claims for itself gredtcr healing in
all diseases, than dnv ohcr preparation before the
orLd and has sustained itself for eight by its superior
medical virtues and. until this reduction. commanded double
the price of any other article in this line.
NoTCE PARTIoU'ARLY, this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys Lungs,
and alt other organs upon the proper action Of which life and
healthdepend.
This medicine has justly high repute as remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that nature II may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned bis paent,and for
these distressing Diseases especially DRoPsy, the prOpr
would earnestly and honestly recommend it. AT its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
f Please ask for pamphletsthe agents give them away;
they contain sixteen pages of receipts, Gin addition to full
redica matts valuable for household purposes and which
will save many dollars per year practical houekeepe
These receipts are introduced make the book of great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19
E3ODAg! BOOMS!

.FE ME subscriber is receiving directly OF the
Il publishers, bis new and splendid stock o
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, con
sistitg in part Of the following catalogue;
Canning select speeches, Napief's peniHeulat
war, Rolin's Ancient History, 4 vols; Thier's
French Revolution, 2yols., Esherlock on Divine
Providence, Works of S. =. Sandon, complete,
Pollock's course If Time, gilt edge Pilgrims Pro-
gress, do, Life Of Franklin, Life Of Lafayette,
Women OF France, letter writera, Milton's Par
adise Lost. Gilt edge. Moore's irish Melodier,
Jo., LamurIine's works, do. Lola Rookh, do. !,
Wadsworth's Poems, do. Kirk White, do, Roke,
by, do, Tuppers Philosophy, Remarkable Char
acteis, Aeroic Women, Remarkable Sbipwrecks
Jack Hinton. Also,the following School Books.
School Bibles and Tesiaments, McGnfeys series
of School Books, Cobb's Towns and U S. Spell
lers; Rays Davies, and Colburn's Arithmetic ;
kirKham sand Billions English, Latin and Greek
Grammurs; Comslocks Chemistry, Philosophy
Geology Phisology. l..~r
Also: Gap paper, Post do. gilt EDGES. note pa
pei, envelopes plain md fancy. wall. paper and
boz dering, bristol boorls. drawing paper, music
paper, perforated bpnrd, pottfolions, blottng ca.
ses, album, inks steel pens, waiers sand paper&c
All Of which he will sell cheap. Call and cxs
amino the stock. S JOHN BEALL!
Cadiz Nav s, lS5G---tf.~s.r ''-
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80 SHOTWEEI,l

T-AFrORNvY ar LAW AND SOLICITOR
AZ .-Tg q nsHN C TIA N C h A Y ,f,es
StoxrrtuEs % pFattise , in N Harrison and ad.
~ joining counties. and gives especial and
promp ptdtientiou TO Meeting, Business of Execu'
.iors. Administrations, Guardiuhs, Wards, PART
tIons, Saes Of Lands, settlements Of Estates, f1ue'
To Read Estates Conveyaneing, suits at Law an'
in Chad cry, loaning and investment. OF monty
aud all other pro oessiOnal business placed in lh'
charge. 1.. HV Tu'
others. for loauing money, &C.. &c.
Oliccremuved 10 rvilgOreis Corner, on Harke
tree,. Cadiz, aprilI7, 1885, ia
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No. lG4 MARKET STREET. WHEELING VA.
A RE now receiving the largest,and most Gem
IA plete assortment OF all articles in their fine
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage in their purchases
they are confident of successful competition with
the eastern market, with addition oftransportatipr
and pledge themselves to sell goods lower than ev
er before offered in this city. Their stock com.
prises the following:
A full and complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical preparations
Paints of all kinds, ground and Inground: Oils
Sperm, Whale, Tanners Elephant, Lnseed, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes; Paint, Varnish
Whitewash. shaving, Hair, Cloth, Backing Tan
Ders, Counter, Bath, Tablean Stencil Brushes
Dye stufs Of every description. and ma nufactur
ers' Fullers' and l1atters articles.
Every description of Glassware at manufaotur
ers' prices June 5, 1850.
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FEVER. SORE CURED.

The Rev RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of the Presbyie
rian church. Adams Basin Monroe county N " wrote 10 US
al have hist received letter from Mr. GAANNEY pUNsise
wbat IL states for he Is Christian and elder in the
Some years since s had % lave one Of ms egs c
off to save his life consequence Of Feyersoe Inc ohei
leg being Hfsoed and about tosbe ampntaie recon-
mended BRANrs MEDICINE, Read The result Ee says; -
hare used only THREE BOTTLES of BBANTS AEDlCLNE ,
placed EiopE, from gcr teconnenddtt9 ~ ma Meden
and can now that wih tho blessing c God, has Qsets
q olra Of nm Iea,b see Palln.lets for Mlnarhcnars
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-19

FUST received n large supply of WOOLl4
% COCKS LMPROHEL3 SELF-SEEggRPEJN.
ING PL0UG4S .4ND CASTINGS, Roagby
go rs; Castings vos. q. S, 81 and rs, bothrlglt
and left hand. Az evidence that these Ploughs
arc highly palDed, refer to all who have used
them By permission few names OF gentle dlep
well pleased with them are adde's. For salen
.sisg stl iEe3 e'hR.5 ss6 ~ J.P. W00T y
tllAIA tG 6Ew1f w
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JOHN. McCLINTOCK

z , ESPECTFULI.Y informs his old friends OF
4 b Cadiz, and the public generally, that he has
commenced, and intends to continue, the Tailor
ing business in all its forms, in the above nn med
place. lie hatters himself that, by strict attcn-
tiontto business-thc employment Of the latest
rules forcutting garments and none but The very
workmen to work them he will not fail to receive
4 liberal share of support
An nexperience Of several yeorsin the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himselflu competent to compete with the craft
here, or elsewhere.
October =, 1850. Tsf'
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BRlDGPR0T Hotel,
Bridgeport, BeE1tOlst CO., d

S. FL. DEWEY, Proprietor.
TE vIlE subscriber has fitted up the above Hotel
Il in superior style, and rendered it conye.
nient, in every respect, for the accommodation
strangers and travellers. Ills Table is supplied
with good and wholesome food, and his Stable
tended by experienced servants. and the latter by
careful osters, rr5 M,#a.
The proprietor gives his business his entire at
tention, md makesit his aimto render every bod y
comfortable. @
or lie requests his nupcrogs old friends from
Harrison county to call with him, when they Wis
=. Bridgeport. S. II. DEWEY.
Bridgeport, June 5, l850--lY. sstr.
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and inlleetl almost every thing usually brough
10 THE market, and some entirely new as wella
Ready Made Clothing Of superior quality allos
which We win sell lower than ever bough here for
cash or rood country trade Come Ladies and
Gentlemen and view our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as bargains you win get,y Call at the
cheap cash stole Of
Oct. I6, $50. ~. sHoTwELL & ,cRABB.
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TsI.LOOECag TniSaJ
FALL AND WHIT Ell
= ~. 1.'.o ~. GOODS "

N NIE undersigned having just rec0ived from
j the EasleuuyCiles large apdcnomPlete
assortment OF FALL and WINTER GOODS,
would respectfully invite TO them the Attentions
Of their old customers and the public generally
They eousistin para Of the following named ar
ticles -. ....-... l....
Cloths, CassimeTes. Sattineus, Tweeds. Cloak
land Coat Linings, French and English MernOes,
Alpaccas, Cobcrgs, Cashmeres, Nous dc Lanes.
Black and Fancy Dress Silks. Bleachod and
Brown MEslins. Saeeting, Ticking, Twiiled and
Plain Red Flnnnels. Doc skins, Checks, Linscys.
Ginghams, Calicoes, Shnwls, Ilaadkercl iefs.
French Worked Collars, Chimazcttes, Worsted
Cuffs. Jenny LIND Opera Ties, Whist Ribbons
Ne3lS Ribbons, Bennetts, Bomiet Ribbons. Bor-
ders and Flowers, silk ard Velvet Dress Tim
mings, Gloves, and n thousand other articles
which we have not time to mention.
These Goods were all purchased at.the latres
cash pYices in the eastern ma BET, which enables
MS to sell at ioper TGfes than the komc goods haVs
heen selling for heretofore. Low prices and SUI
iperiorgoods, we have discovered in the course o
several years experience, are the principal ee
mcnts ofan extcnsiyeb business and we have con
cddcd that hys,i ling for small profits, viii, By
selling the more goods, make the same money!
Therefore, all ye who wish To- Get goo9batgaias
ICaIl pt the store Of WELcn Z PmLLTs, opposite
the Public Buildings, and we are sure you vii
mot go a gay dissatisfied. g
/ Oot.53, 1850. WEIGH & PHILLIPS.
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| 4 fTER very gteatdetendon, our heavy stock
| ( "A ofs FALL GOODS are athand and opened
fof exlibstion.and shall be bleased to show them
70 nlfthat VIII favor us with a cali; offering he
"a inducement handsome Goods and gre.it BAR.
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/ Cadi1, oct. 30, 1850, s7t- q