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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEy-yoRK. THURSDAY. NOV 81. 1851.

~, This being Thanksgiving Day, no
Evening Edition Of The Tribune will De
;s.ued and all our subscribers will receive
the Morning Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

Doors, BooTs-'rhe cheapest and best
rlaoe - Boots Shoes and Caters at No Ill Court
iandt under the Merchants Hotel Fine French calf
dress Roots for 80 usually sold at 50 and 81 Patent
leather Boots and Shoes Of description lot superior
truality) on b and AZ wholesale and retail ID BROWN
AS NIvTLkSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

3NAssAU-sI. Boot makers Union Assoc
grafton Boots Shoes t.ac. retail. for wholesale prces
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~ Dress and Double Boots, Leather
Overshoss Dsscng Pu Caters. French Toilet and
Persian Slippers we'll every other article IA the line
quality and sold at the o~es by
n2a 3tTuThSS WATKINS, No. ia Fulton A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

THANKSGIVING Day Pumpkin, Mince
and Apple Pies may BE had lrssAby II O'Clock in the
ming TAYLOR No 3j5 Broadway opposite the Tab
,nscls nest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

SELLING OFF. -PETERsoN & HUMPHREYS,
No 80 Broadway hte viii sell the entire lc
OF Carpetngs purchased at the ate large Auction sales at
the follow ing prices Rich Brussels 8s to los per yard
Extra Heavy 3pl 8s per Extra Heavy super Is TO
g. per yard Good IL sool g Cd TO As per yard GA
Cloths Extra heayg, per nd And all other goods
equally low. n2U4 w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

To- India Rubber Boots for Ladies at 50
pes pair with all tine Of India Rubber Boots,
Shoes Slippers and Sandals f3T Ladies, Misses and Chill
drsn at s., Gs. Is. and SIS PEI pair n
J. b. MIXERS, No. 1874 Cansl-st
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FINE JEwELRy, WATCHES, SILVER AND
PIAlTD WARE AND FANCY GOOps The ladies and gen
tlen,ea OF New York and those VISIT the city. who de
sire purchase articles IN tn lHe should visit hr j f
llNBURCKRs Ieat huNu at to2 Broadway where they
can pu, small advance cost of Importation.
and where every aItcl" Is warranted represented
MAJ gtlhSS0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

iv Shirts, approved by the general YER
die, Of the fashionable world Iaade order al GREENs
No Astsr House within the shOres possible time after
tbe order 10 received They warranted 10 M and TO be
unsurplssed IN material aud needle work
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10 Thirty years ago, IA order to become
known an established IN buSncss II required many years
Of patient waiting ,ore informa'0a could he dissemGa
,si arQpe the scattered nnH ga.pg Of the country Now
ent spg business mly introduce himself 10
handreas OF thousands Of people u single week u, al
vsrtnns in the newspapers the couaIy through b.
PALNkk.S Advertising Aeeass. rIieNnS HV,dngs
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III Certain minds, secular and political,
are driving 60 by thor thirst f
mere new spaper notorsty Such Is and ives mus
inevitably be ed the end by pure pu6ic opn
ION MIS- JERyIs's Cold Candy wIl outlve all OF them IN
% in curing Coughs, Colds. &c Sold by MIS- W
JERVIs, No. 3eG Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

An AupRnss TO BAD CoLD.--
NJ upon tAy veno nd course,
That shoots thfl ugh Lungs without rtmOrss
Ard up nav thrSa, you leCA,tsS tosS,
VIII pughng vengeance
Tesnns niy nerves with bitter force,
1iAt rackng engines
vL,n itvers bgrn, or ag0e nervous,
Btuachitis a. aN. N Coz shmg curve us,
Ogs neishboI'S sympathy may serve US
With plUns moan
BIZ; thee, oh candy sweet. OF Mira JSRVI>,
VIII end car srOan
Mis- yERIiSS Cold Candy. sold wholesale andt al by
Mira ". lKRNiS, No 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

CAUTION TO TuE Public. The great
popularity OF LYON MAGNETIC POWDERS for the de-
suction oi Bedbugs CocsrsAches Moths, Ants, Fleas
thes, SC aud Insects plants and all other msestS
has pE3mpea certain parties - spurious AIti-
cles and oder them, ladeI denoIpnscos, Tor
sale fcw 81 these iGvsd aAis ia ed 20 give then nnpo
slnupS Z" Tree OF pos0a" fho pToIxetor OF the
srsiRs article has IN this c'y only The aforementioned
sgesss and the prnclpal seaot ~ No ga Broadway
where Alec be obtained Pills for the instantaneous
ssrucsn OF Rats apS Mice Bcsh articles warranted
nSNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

SELLING Our BELOW CosT.-HTcHcocK
= LEApsyArER No 3n Broadway, cor. Leonard-st are
selr their entire stock Of Goods below c9sl ana are
o6erDs Such inducements 10 customers az they seldom
meat With in this City beautiful fashionable Pad silks
at S. yard. elegant Brcaie DO ts splendid irsn fop,
exerY Thing else equally cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

WOODEN BLANKsTs.--A good assert
nept of Wooden Blankets II various makes, and ever
s,ze quality and prIee, M Ds found al HiTCHCOck
IEApsEATiR's No. 3l7 BroadTay. They have also a
large stock Of Flannels, hts, Lace and Musn VIM
dow Drsperies and evor End Of housewife or fam
LIZ Dr. ionls which they ave 8. ling low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

A Coon MEDICINE. The Oxygenated
Rceu ue the hest remedy fol al the indeScrioabe symp
toms OF ID spepsa. discovered kor prs,f Of tins
re al the certificates % members OF Congress and other
well kuswa citiIcns.
Yorsa,e hy A Il q Sands los Tu,oa-st; A l.. ScoSiu
90 slS and r. RING ie3 Broadway sEd BY DTcsgists
soner Ais In the UnteS States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

Mrs. JERvIs's CoLD NDy.-The great
fire side remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarseness and the
throat and lung compalts. sold by Mrs " JhR-
No. 800 Broadway, and BY Druggists generally MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

CLoAKs, CLoAKs A good stock of
parisian Cloaks and Opera Cloaks, may be found at
HITcmCook / LBADBEATsRs, No 3if Broadway, corner
Of Leon rd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

SBAwLs, SHAwLs A large stack of
superior oolen Shagis good and warm. may be found
HiTCHCOCK LEADBEATGR's No. 3iI Brosaway "here
aIso eysry other LIMO ona NJ, as BrOche Cashmere
Thibet &C NAV be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
~ Fall and Winter Fashions, as Manu-

1.ss and sold by ths season. are superior 70 as
a e Inc same price t- y, the people kho" ~ anu
LIZ n, our three IL HAS Hats walk of 50 ass CIotn'
Smr VeNes and Silk Sla-a. Of an colors anu ps'''
RArisRTY & LEAsg, corner Pearl anu Cha'nain
n9s xSru&1hs
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n Housekeepe,., and all others, in want

~ psdd,nr Beds,eaA. &c y0lld do well 70 cal at NJ
~, 90 cd established NarefGoms, 80 ChathaIn-St,
% ~ nay found the large as
ns ~ articles N ms bne offered 70 the public,
Of Feathers Beds Mattresses &c. Patent screw
Sc1.fe al, sad Cots yho.eae and retail n22 lmTulhSs
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-...sTLe. Ninter X 10. drowned Wath lcIcIeS

,,ed with SNOW - a and and he h,. ,, ~, the
and - - y. :. coe Fur Arloi Isf .n
Cold Csnps.gn AZ sh lnses Chino hlla, Martens
800 &c II sle up Nc'afincs ~, -. rsr1us
nlhhs, :, Fnrouean rs -. and AS an vac
the very a. kr # Fur are incl vded 10 the a.;
EIa.ss H sSes VIII kavs opportunity OF tesns g
~ and ch osiIg sets OF uls AZ .i'N
ny ., CTsIN PA BroadvaT, opposite 81 faul ;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

~ DIR. Banning's Patent Braces, and
never failing Rupture Tfasses Ne 10 Mercsr-st al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

Y FOWLER Wills, Phrenologists aud
puAlisAsrs Clinton Hall, No isi NsssauSt, SewYerk,
al Nc IA Washingtoz-st Bs.cn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
Mvn's AND BOYS WINTER CLOTHING

Ayp OvYeooATs Having On hand large btOck OF ben
Ro Clothing II heavy goods, we are closing out cur
sock al greatly red lcfd prices Consisting Oh grear Va
r,s,S ~ Sacks P4ats Vests, FIock aad Dress
Coa.s Also. Shirts, d. a~ers, &c. . ..,,
~ stsTnTh BouGnToN kNAPP. No 80 MAIDEN lame.
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, - P.aAoaApn-Ladies, II Tor

NIND .s orris.s, 80; to Ga, hfo 30, SSssro,ecent
merit No 70 Th.y ,e4aiui IN appea ~ IN
dspisJ a.siy AID CHI ,us, tnaa ne same i Ne Know
can I'm 4 0 MAKE ~. .t1-e.
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n y. CLUoKBN, Arehitsct and Civil nnUinsss, -
W removed HIS Once building, norh ads 81 Fsse
vAnia hetwsen IN l0h west ZEE *0
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the New York Herald
Bargain Between the Seward whixs and shs SILVER
0ssys-sarrender Of the Latter.
Our news from Albany is Of highly interesting
character Our readers thai Tor Two three
days past an effort was being made by the silver gray
ana Seward abolition wings of tins State TO unite
on platform that would be acceptable to each, and
TO JOIN IN calling whg Stale convention Tor The
nomination of candidates TO be supported at the fall
election We did not see any likelihood OF success
from the movement, Tor we gave the silver grays
more credit for consistency and honor than they deserved
The silver grays are small IN number compared to the
abolition wings; and II a union were formed, knew
It would be at great sacrifice OF the principles enter.
tanned by the former The made by This branch
OF The party were fair and equitable and would have been
mined to reopen the agitation OF The slavery question
TIE earliest opportunity for purposes OF their They
would have been willingly accepted il the abolition wings,
under the leadership and at the dIctafon OF Seward
Weed, a. Co., were not bent upon following the course
marked for them by those demagogues Indeed, il
would have been inconsistent in the abolition wings OF
New York 10 entertain such overures for a moment,
when we look at the which the majority OF the
last legislature adopted the compromise Da
thon, OF Richmond county, and Mr. Thompson, OF New
YORK. proposed al different times resolutions for the con
ration and adoption OF the majority, the subject OF
the compromise measures but they s1ed in commit
LAID the table, to be called up The same
course was pursued in the legislative after the ad
iournmept How. then could Rave been expected this
late day they would listen 10 oveures based the sill
vergray platform, which they had repeatedly rejected
The policy OF the abolition wings this; They wanted
unon--tbey wished the dislo,red factions OF the wing
party reunited AZ much and than the silver grave
did tor, although they may attempt 10 despse the silver
gray force in the Legislature, where they did parc.
uafy need IL, they would be glad to have it the day
OF election, a. TO present united front To the ds
joinied democracy but, order 10 effect such union
they wanted the silver gays TO abandon their platform
oro~.e measures Of last Congress. which constitute he
great question OF the day, that they might be able
when the proper time arrived, to the slavery ag
iation and recommence the war against the South b,
proposing repeal OF the iugiuve-save law, or such
modification OF it's provisions would render nugalory
TO all in.en,s and purposes.
This was The kind Of union which the abolition Sew
ard whigs wished form with the silver gays, and one
which the latter could enter into without sacr
flee of honor and principle The compromise measures
were intended by their authors final settlement OF
the slavery question on the basis of the constitution
hey accepted such by The patriotic OF all parties
throughout the land; and any attempt to repeal any
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Of them: especially the fugitive law. would rekn
die the flame Of excitement which burned 20 hercely
wear ago. and threatened the government and
the republic. Such, however, s the union or bargain
which the silver grays have entered into with the Seward
abolition wings. A more dishonorable or drgraceiul
surrender of principle heard OF The silver
gsys abandoned the manly platform which they laid out
Tor themselves threw aside their principles, and caved in
body and soul. The enemies Of the constitution
emies TO that sacred instrument the Seward wings
notwithstanding ell the twaddle 10 the contrary, Our
readers will marx that portion OF the joint call Tor On
venlon which is intended TO refer TO the fuguve-slsve
law. II says tha. the right OF citizens voters Is
equally undeniable to discuss with full and mutual
regard for the rights and interests OF all parts OF the
confederacy, (Which necessary now TO maintain
Indispensable achieve the blessed Union OF these
States the expedency OF such laws, and the proprey OF
any OF their PROVISIONS and 10 seek by constitutional
means their repeal Modification" Could anything be
more plain than this Is not this declaration, point
blank assertion, that the abolition wings OF New
York intend TO reopen the slavery agitation and move
Tor repeal OF the fugitive slave law II il is not, then
we do not understand the English language, And yet
the silver grays submitted TO itdsgracetully surren
dered themselves
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IRON Lcndon.-The Young oAcer's Companion by Col
de- Ros. vol. 1851. 1T
The and Practice OF Naval Courts by VIM Hok
mao royal navy vol 1881.
The Mining Manual and Almanac for 1851. vol.
Military Ev,nm In Italy Is4s'sa by Earl Of EIesmee.
vol. 1851.
Rudmsntary Treatise Losahms by II. Law civil engineer
1881. Mt~..
The Bearing London
supply Metropolis and spns Jossph Prss
wick I vol. 1881.
the Punanb Frontier by Major RAwads
vols lHS +
Lights Shades Of Military by Lieut. General Sir
Charles Napier, vol. ISL
Bridges Wrought Iron Hears Columns,
Ac Wi. Ie5D.
The sftncIsss Of by Francis B. Head
] vol. 1850.
British Nautical Almanac for 1854
AnG3 FRANCk TApLoh.
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UntversftV Of MaryIand.
THE begin Wednesday, the 18th day Of
i ber 1881, and close LIST March, lc52.
Nathan X. Smith, M d., surgery.
William T.. A. Aiken, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew NJ D. Therspeutcs Mntcra Medca, and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, M. d., Anatomy aud Physiology.
William Power NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard H. Thomas Diseases Of Women and
Children
George w Mltenberser, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy.
for the prosecution OF practical
storny a q moderate xpensc.
lectures four week, by Professors smn ana row
Inhrmar privilege OF daily visits TO its
wards, without charge student for me TICKET
Fee~ 800 SOS practical anatomy So mauc-
nlstion, IS graduation, $40 1905,
WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN Dean.
Baltimore, August I, 1881. Aug 5-2iwti3oc
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Movements Of Mr. We bsssr.-Propossd Trip TO Europ1
NEw YoRK AND LivERrooL U. S. NJ.
Steamship Company. SO Wall street.
Nav Ynfk Iuy Is lS5l

Movements o We bsssr.-Propossd Trip TO EUROPE
NEW YoRK AND LlvERrooL y. s. M.
Steamship Company, SO Wall street,
New York, July Is. 1851.
MY DEAR Seeing by papers that It is possible
you may writ England, permit to tender you such
commodations on board OF steamers, to and from
there may be most likely 10 conduce to your comfort
while crossing the ocean.
'0o''' 'e'pe' EpWD K COLLINS.
To Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Mr.. Websfer's Reply.
MARsHTIELp, July IS, 1881.
Mr. DEAR SIR am extremely obliged TO you for of.
ferng me passage in OF the ships OF your line 10
England. and if should propose such voyage shall
certainly accept your offer.
Not only am disposed 20 far AS may be in my power
manifest interest in your line Of steamers, but
OF your line and its success TO be objects
OF nigh public concern. Individual enterprise in this
country accomplish all that individual enie rprse
accomplish anywhere; but 1t cannot carry this contest
equal terms, with equal success, against indvid.
ual enterprise in other countries strongly sustained by
the patronage OF government | consider your enter
prize paraking largely OF national character. and
able to construct such noble specimens OF naval archec
ture have commanded the admiration OF the world and
with which you have been able TO accomplish the voy
across the Atlantic in period OF Tune without
parallel thus far, the history OF steam navila,ion
not my dear sir in the legislative councils: 1t were
should deem my duty 20 contribute such support, on
the part OF government, to the Atlantic steam navigation
AS TO give il iair chance of successful competition with
that OF any nation in Europe.
am. my dear sir, very truly: yours;
DAN'L WEBSTER
f. X COLLINS. esq, New York.
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FRENCH GOVERNMENT LorTERY.-A Paris letter writer
says that Tor months past lottery, on an immense
scale, authorized by the government, and called La
Loer DIES Lngo dor or OF the Golden ngots, has been
disposlpg OF its tickets preparatory to the drawing OF the
prizes in August The object il to raise fund to send
5000 French emgrants to California Seven millions Of
tickets will be sold at franc each The prizes will
abou, two million francs leaving a prof, OF about Eve
million francs The Minister Of Finance some time ago
ssned invitations for sealed proposals. for transporting
the 1900 emgranS TO San Francisco These opened
day or two ago MeesrA Marion & Co., OF Havre,
were the succeeefu bidders. having offered convey the
whole at 7o5 francs per passenger firm a Bordeaux
made the next lowest oher-s00 per head. THIS lottery
which the tickets are sod--over Ave millions being
already disposed offs sufficient proof Of the public
confidence
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Al meeting OF the Democratic State Central Commit
tee held in the Democratic Reading Room, Boston, June
49, 1851, the following resolves calling State conven
ton OF The democratic party Of Massachusetts. were
passed
Rsoptd. That State convention OF the democratic party
be held Worcester Wednesday, the 10Th day OF August
ne It 10 O'clock a. for the purpose oil nominating
governor and lieutenant governor OF this
Commonwealth to be voted Tor NJ the election 10 Novem
Der next also choose dele large
the OF tho Commonwealth In the next national
also any other business which may
come before the convention.
Rsopsd, That the basis Of representation in the said
State shall be delegate for each town. and
one egae addition thereto every twenty Ave dem
votes given the Rubernaoria election of tho last
year. rn,,,.rr r,,on>,n,,r. =,
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University OF Pennsylvanss, Medical Department.
Eishtvsrfh session, (ls5i-5l)
THE lectures will Monday October the 9th, and
il terminate Mt the close o March ensuing
Anatomy, " inam r. Hornsr, M. D.
Msteria Medica and pharmacy, Jo4~pb Carson M. u.
Chemistry, James n. Rogers N. u.
surgery, William Gibson, NJ.
oh tsics and the Diseases Children Hugh
Hodge, NJ. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel jackson, NJ. d.
nv
Wood N. ID, and by Geo. W. Norris, ~. D.
DemonstYsfivs Instruction in medcae AMI by
medical faculty. assisted by w, W. Gerhard D.
Henry n. Smith, m, D. F@
Practical anatomy by John Neil, NJ d. dsmons,rstor,
Amount OF University
fee, (paid once only
W. r. BoRNER, N, ~,
the Medical Faculty,
Mint, Philadelphia,
Aug l-QawtOcsi5 #4s..H
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w I'LL practise Law IN tbs Supreme Court and the vons courts
Of the District He continues prosecute eisim sIcss Oon
usss nd departments May @-sodnn ssth Sep
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andots In lS41.
Office hereby given that under tho authority vested IN this
Office BY the ID March, ls4a tho un.od porto. q =: N
March, 1884, will be offered pubic sale q me l.ad
Defiance Ohio, Monday the fifteenth day Of SsPss
The act Of March, the minimum prce Of these land
Al two dollars and requires that the value
the Acertansd BY tho agents OF s War Department
shall be paid n addition the price of the land
the sale will be kept open longer absolutely Necessary
to offer the lands, and iote exceeding two weeks. E
Given under Washington, this
day of July thousand eight hundred and
- = - = JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the
Iu,v oA--Iaw6w
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WiIIiam and Mary College, WAN s1lls burg Va.
THE session Of this institution will open on wedassy DE
made full course Of instruction in organic and Agricultural
and n. Course Of study adapted
The whole exclusive Of the law Department incu
s saeseoi Of Philosophy
eiadns the aneen language: the degree Of ana % prod
Right John Johns, D. d. Presaen. and frofss Of Moral
Philosophy and Evidences OF Christiauhy
Judge Beverly Tucker Municipal and constitutional
Law. vs,..
s%sad rh D. 81 sss
Rev sas Totem, D. D., Professor Of Intellectual Phioso
Robert c.tewood, Adjunc. Professor Of Mathematics
July o-iaw4w
NEW GOODs-Th. beg leave lasom diet, e.
s sy IN: sss:s :.Sp Of the '"
Black ehaly, for mourning dresses
Do Poa q. Sole. Orc 4. iSin. and Ind. silk,
% bomss.in. and als wup sP.sss, very light
Do and fancy besegss AZ Dc ainss
Plain and figured J.coas., for dresses
J DO s .ss IAN. and POLKA aa,., %u .s.
French embroidered chsmissss cuns and collars Of ~
Very hsndsoms lace embroidered unds-sssv~
:ss, ga Ts .s a.; ..t;s s vsi s linen.
English md Americsn besched long cloths
Also every dsscrpsoa Of ssnusmen' you,hs' a.
great variety goods all u which win b dispossd -
We also beg leave 70 call the attention Of hoasssssps
Linen and cotton sheetnss, dam..k tasls-sioshs
Napkins oweins, white colorsd Aassnss sad Assdd'
piano covers embroidered and lace eurtsin'
Ensiish and French chintsss s.fe.
49,, and 81 white m.nings
a. S g. and 81 piaa and coiorsd cocoa maiunsp
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