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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
TUE NEW YORK AND LIy ERP0OL UNITED STATES
Nail steamers-The ships comprising this line the

follownrt-
ATLANTIC. ....................,..C Capt. West.
PACIFIC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt. Nyc.
AhIIlN.s' aIt Luce.
BALTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Capt. Comstock.
ADRIATIC. Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service has been taken In their
trueton also in their csgnes 70 insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for sengcrs
equaed for elegance comfort Price Of passage from New
York 20 Liverpool sS0 exclusive OF extra size state
S325 from Liverpool to New York, t An expert
surgeon will be attached each ship. No berth
be secured until PAID for.
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soARHsrED "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 yoR THE NEW YsaK
HsRALD.
NEW YORK MARKET
Duties payable in cash. Gssds stsrei = b ssld s
plblis eHctsn at the end If one year. The ba N sH
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DACIrlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
through line fer san Francisco via Havana and Chagres.
-Tare 10 duccd-On Wednesday, June 18th, Mt 3 p ~
The splendid steamship GEORGIA. 5000 tons
D. ID. Porter, u, 8. N, Commander, will sail on We'd
nesdsy Juno 18th, At precisely O'Clock, NJ from her
pier At the foot OF Warren street, r., with tho govern
mails Chaes via Hayans Passengers transferred
Havana TO the splendid doube:ensine steamship fAL.
CON- Passengers leaving In the Georgia will connect with
the fnyorto United States mail steamshp CALIFORNIA,
TO sail from Panama about the LIST July For freight
pssrsge apply at the once No 81 and % South street.
atNo. III West street. corner Of Wsrxen street.
IN chip CONSTITUTION. Lieut.. Blunt. L. Navy COM
ander will leave Panama Tor San Francisco, about
the 18th Instant in fer I'll. from hence by
the steamers u the nth And 18th met. For pareuar
'''' WARD PRICE. - Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

nR. CoNyFRS INvfGoRATINc CoRDIAI.-THE
~ only remedy for weakness q the organs and those sad
disorders body and mind, caused w re abuse BE
nous where sppy Tor aid Avoid quaes and their
truns few bottles Of this rest remedy will restore you
manly vig0r Buy other stun called fnygoratng Ier
dial Avoid certain Drs who make great preenson. 70
tort exorbtan fce~ DR. g. viii relieve fer half the
usually charged Cordial 81 bottle three bottles tor FL
with important advice a The married snd single fervarded
the country letters paid once - Third avenue Sold
at Et3 Broadway. corner Howard street.
MEDICAL oFrIcE.-sTRANGERs AND OTHERS IN
MI need ~ medical assistance should call on Dr. Gregory.
street lie has been ccnsult
ina r scian and in private diseases for more than
twenty eolHnns will testify. His consulting
and reception have been arranged with especial regard
the comfort u such patients ~ w 20 syoia much obscr
walton. Open from "a. NJ until : I'm
nR. GOODS EXTRACT or CoPAIyA SOLD ny
~ BRIGHAM miller ~ Avenue n Third street. sAd
AZ Drummopds, 90 Rcade street, opposite Stewards.
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The movements In this staple, in this country up 10
the latest dates in each Of past three years were as
ANNEXED
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Erirss FROM Letter.
TO THOSE JUST nXRR ED.-"iAD KNOWN,


We ,.o,y, q nc ON, p:llsr orp. nasnED 70
tma.s fre any part Of the United States AN iessss-
n1the pest raid te.rEt thcs. containins rsn,tsse-
c Fss ,, 9Sb 1sssSS Nn ~ tsyy :rssS Ss-ye,
~stin three mon hs With perfect safety and certaptv
For sse Al ~ Bsosdvsy and at the Publishing 0ses -
Lbe-iy street. Nev lork Little 4 Co. Afbsny w. n.
vis Bcs'er r. ~ Peterson, ~ Chestnut street, ptct,
sa' 80 fr'f HiA1sttls'ti "; Nt Is.v-s 81. IS,
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The steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Trancco and ports in Oregon. awaiting at the former port
the arrival Of the malls and from Panama, and
returning without delay with the mails and for
the steamer from San Fran cisco.
regular line Of propcliers will be kept up for the trans
ror.aton freight aud transient passengers between Pana
and san Francisco.
The we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS Of 800 tons
burhen under charter to the company and peculiarly
eonmoeou. in Ar CABIN arrangements Will be kept running
% extra family boat.
ono steamers will keep the connection be-
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained BY the
GEoRG 80. 800 tons CRESCENT CITY, so tons.
OHIO. ......, 5000 tons. CHERokEE.. Isn tons.
ENTIRE CITY. 1000 tons. PHILADELPHIAIlpOto tons.
Leaving New ork for Chasre the nth and 18th OF each
month. -
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will
direct limo between New Orleans and ChaRres eav
inc at such periods will insure little detention as
sble the lshmus, aud forming with the Paciho steam
ships through line 70 and from New Orleans aud ports il
Mckee California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans
that place.
The arc for through tickets from New York W San Fran
cisco has beon reduced from
S4eD, in state rooms 20 SEn.
sgn, In lower cabin, 70 sSU
Sau, in storage, TO 800.
The rates from New York TO Chagrs will be ~ the lowest
adopted BY any safe steamer between those ports
choice berths, apply At the office Of tho Company "A
and % South street. aud at their agency III West street.
INDEPENDENT LINE roR CHAGREs DIRECT, AND
through tickets for California az the lowest reduced rates
The aud splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
wilsa Thursday ..h June st T. NJ from pier T. y. X.
L. MILLS, Agent, 81 CORTLAND street.
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AIEpIcA1 orrIcE.-srRANeERs ANp ornERs IN

DARls AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
IL diseases. In fcv hours. BY vegetable application,
without rain. In Debility hrousht by improper habits
and consttutpnal Aectons he combines medicines With
the local remedy and can chow there are thousands
who cannot We cured without ~ ~ he has cases daily, OF
duration from the other ystans In all he guaran
ties permanent lie has STRUCTURES daily he cures
without causte which others caused By their not oxpe
ling the former disease enough. HE dirloms, with
these and ho hundreds q certificates show that none can
equsl IL Yen oured me in I'D. N. Iortyu. One
local application fr hours after another doc
tried long titnes, ptrond. raid SA0 In ave
20 he cured a wpsinss from seshuse vitheut bsns
A. ret you cured ne ~ local and general treatment in
short ume.-Jas Evans. los cured Of the IL
syrhc ulcer. my body and face in short time. after
had been under three physicians for year besides using
every medicine could bear o-wm Ferguson Perth
Amboy NJ Those at distance by enclosing fee be
treated mall. OHlcs hours from A. ~ to r. M and
7topr. h. n. LARhoNI, n. H., 81 Reade street, two
doors from Broadway, not IN the store.
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IN Mr. John Seton Tickets 80 cents Private Boxes So
Doors open at Il performances commence ~ o'oeok
BsItoas night: Tsssda' Thursday and s.tars.ys "a
Comedy Night MT burton with the whole OF his Chambers
street company will play this evening Nblo The swo
first performances Of this present sstahsk
meat greeted with loud applause and general BY
full and fashionable audiences Burton Sleek Lester
Aaguire W X Blake a. singleton Sat urday, Juno the
SkRIOuS FAMILY. and RACHELOR'S TORRENTS.
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SHIPPING.

DACIilC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-(ONLY
through line for California and Oregon 1.-The public
Informed that under the arrangement Of this Company
and approved by the Navy Department.
and carrying the United States mails Will continue to leave
Panama aud San Francisco the LIST and 18th each
MONTH unless detained by unavoidable accident and will
touch At Acapulco, San Diego, and Monterey.
Tho following steam packets belonging to the Pacific Nail
Steamship Company in the Pacific, Of which
"a Ia all in mort ft arh nd oft he
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DROUGHANsLYCEUM, BROADwAY.NEARb RoONE

BkOVBk
~ streetDress circle and parquet 50 ets Family circle
CENTS Orchestra sos ST. Private boxes S. Doors open
to begin at O'clock Saturday evening june v the
performances will with the local comediettA
tho HOME BOOK OF BEAUTi-Albert Rockville, Mr..
Brougham Mr. John j. Penniwin kle Mr. H. B. Phillips hrs
Hautton Leader Miss Mary Taylor; Mrs Zuydersse Miss
nate Horn. Ia styienne Mile L. Duey Barre and Mr. G.
". Smith. To conclude with DAVID cOPPERrIRLD-
David coppsrheld Mr.. Ensish; Urish Heep, Mr. w. II.
thippondale; Rose Dartle Miss Kate Horn.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-SIXTH SUNDAY EVENING
~ Coneert-Admisson, IS cents-Sunday evening, June
sth, Grand Fantasia from Lucrea Borga with solo parts
for the trombone hu:e trumpet and carone
10 commence at o'clock precisely. No postponement on
account of the weather.
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NoTIcE-rIELD1NG TO THE EARNEST soLIcTrA
tons 81 many rho have been grossly deceived By
certain self putting individuals che undersigned will
tnue 70 prescribe stuisousiy for 81. diseases o. private
nature. Those Who by inducing In certain destructive
habit Of youth, have gnoranty injured Themselves
also rely on chesn pleasant and speedy en 1restmsnt
By letter In English French or German. u. DE LANEY
n d., 81 Lspensrd street, near Broadway.
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RRoADwAY THEATRE.-k A. MARSHALL. SOLE
- Lessee O. Barrett Manager Doors open 81 n Gus
tain rises Dress circle and parqust csAts Yany
and third circles cents Gallery i2 es Private ISIsj
70 and So s.,urdsy evening June and every esSniss
tic spectacle Of AZAEl THE PRoDICAi~AsSsiS ~.
Conway; Ruben, Mr.. b. Clarke; Amenophis M. SAavs
Boeharls, Mr.. Whiting kimrod Mr. Matthew'S Canopi NJ
hind; Msnethon Mr. Byrne; Jephtee hss Andsrtsn; Hsni
yorite Farce.
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~ NV MEDIIAI HUUkS.-A tONFIFIE THNtTINAL
~ work the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases.
snd all the kindred Affections by great
her Of BEAUTIFULLY colored rlsts . ars. hisi b. Homer
Rertvck ~ H. lecturer furs and diseases OF the
above named nature II 10 large qusrtos psges second
editions Price $40 Extract from the Boston hsaiosl and
Surricsl JournAt may be sad fsaressly TO he equal
70 Records Actions works "a te sane family diseases
and superior tng the Kind published In
this country. Author of The family Physician; price
Is cents Author Of work SELF Abuse, md its deplo.
rahe erects &C. re- sixth etien fourteen piate. price
81. Dor sale At the publishers, STRINGER TOWNSEND,
81 Broadway, and ~ the suthor, 5os Broadway.
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II EITET IN TEN MlNUTES-CupEINA FEW DAu
N injured the remedy Or. Iococks Pull
monte waters the 81 colds coughs asthma bronsht
t pulmonary oonsum and All affections OF the breast
and lunss Manufactured by r. Taylor, Rochester ". T.
ths only true snd genuine proprietor snd npfsoturer
w .~sanent America by sssgament efrsht from Jsma
general agents Cor New Yort and vci.y sod also By
D. snss 100 FULTON street. Retail price, 70 cents ~,
boz.
NoFEETIIL CuRED-pRs. COOPER AND MURPHY
az Roosevelt street from their unparalleled
diseases he relied the atm mt ~ the os-t
nate without Dr. Goerers patients viii
hnd him Roosevelt street Chatham. end NO wbeps
tr persr Sfths gusetti ppsSesrses cash % Ctstau
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-23


What are they, Never before were they so bright
and cheering as now From one end of the Union to the
other the wing party has been beaten down. ovethrown.
demolished succession OF democratic ttiumphs in all
our popular elections has heraded the downfall OF
the party opposed to One Stale alter another has
wheeled into ns until scarcely vestlyc Is eit to mark
the spot where whggery stood Tbs present national
administration is every where repudiated and denounced
and how could il be Otherwise It's elevation to power
by the accident II has no bond OF union TO
preserve IT. Its old adheIents are split into fragments
vast number OF those whose votes gave success TO
lor the friends OF Fillmore and even the few
who still hang upon his skirts either tcehoders or
expeclanls OF avors at the hands OF the President They
political hacks and schenes looking out for the
spols OF othce---sunshine politicians, who pander TO
power only TO bask official smiles. How changed
alas how changedrom the bright day when the gallant
kentuckian led the hosts of whggery, and when all
was harmony and concert thToushO the wing line
Then they could claim host OF States that have since
turned their hacks upon them, and left them in state oil
utter distraction, anarchy and confusion without single
ray Of hope before them. They scarcely into
is dark and dreayy prospect Broken into shreds
factions as worthy contemporary Justly REMARKS "the,
have lost the confidence OF the and are doomed
inevitable defeat" " The way OF the ransgressor is in
deed hard" and the sacred volume tells that '' h,
wages OF sin is DEATH Politically they in tina
state OF dissolution which their own wanton abuse o
power has brought upon them. Yes, the palmy days
whggery have fed The old leaders of the wing part,
have gone into winter quarters. The national ship is be
fore the and naught but stTping band OF abo
ltion advenurers remain board TO struggle with thu
elements for it's preservation. II will founder in the at
| tempt U#n.f#H.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city OF Washington,
under HAxh Palmer, of New York,
The Supreme Court Of the United States for the follow
ing objects
Conducting professional Supreme
United Especial viii be California
land titles coming appeal
The aud Of all claims In law equity,
en foreign before boards OF commission
ers.
settlement Of State,
Office, Departments and obtaining
fines penalties
revenue, post-ohce, other laws
Securing patent
from foreign and land and pen
under the pension the United States.
Collections generally, embracing debts legaces,
the United States and foreign countries.
g. funds United State and
loans, and bond and mortgage Of freehold estate.
addressed po paid)
faithful lie solely
settle the agency Palmer
Transitions from the leading European languages
fidelity aud despatch.
AARON II. PALMER.
WARRINGTON, Oct os, 1851.
29-dIw&lawu
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From the Petersburg South Side Democrat, Nov. %.
The Cuban Affair.

The massacre Of the fifty Americans in Havana is still
fresh in the recollection OF the public The bloody deed
tce. and an insult, black and burning, TO American
honor. Nay, it was in contravenion OF the express
stpsla'ons OF treaty between Spain and this country
which guaranteed 10 the citizens of either offending
against the laws OF the other fair trial. the aid OF coun
sell and impartial justice. This fact is now admitted by
the Courier and Enquirera subordinate organ OF the
Fillmore, which consigned the unfortunate comrades Of
Lopez to the unchecked vengeance OF Spanish cruelty
by formally branding them pirates, and announcing
that under circumstances would any attempt be made
by the Executive OF the nation shield them from pun
shment excited throughout the country deep indigna-
ton and resentment But il the misfortune OF Con-
sui Owen 70 conce nitrate upon hi. own head the fire of
popular Indignation. by declining to make even an
effort TO save Crittenden's band from their cruel
fate. For time Fllmore's deeper guilt was forgot.
Of the naon a .l .ess.nsS upon Il.
lect The comparative responsibility OF Fillmore and
Owen for the massacre Of the Fifty is settled by conclu-
duct the proclamation Of Fillmore. which denounced the
expedonists as pirates. and formally Withdrew from
them the protection OF the government The plea su-
Gent. not for Owens acqu,al, but for Filmores con
demnaon Being the subordinate officer. the mere ser
want OF Fillmore how could Owen do otherwise than
obey the orders of the administration, issued the most
formal and authoritative manner Owen took Fillmore
at his word and ~ he had in advance condemned the ex
Pedtoniss 10 the gnominous fate of pirates the consul
refused TO act in arrest of the executive judgment Owen
should have ramped in the dust the bloody instructions
1CuO& OOeolo0co 10 Inc
higher and nober Instructions OF justice. OF honor and Of
mercy he should have neposed the fsx OF his country
between The helpless victims and the vengeance Of the IT,
rant. He would then have acted in harmony with the
impulses OF the national heart We repeat that while
the people Of this country cannot acQuit Consul Owen OF
the blood Of the hf,y they will pronounce President Fill
more the principal participant in the guilt He insgaed
Concha 10 the bloody deed by promising impuny, and he
coerced the conduct OF the consul by authoritative in
struc,ons Al it, coming session, Congress will IN
doubedy examine the whole subject Of the Cuban nva
sion in Ill s relations We shall II Fillmore escapes
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From the Albany Knickerbockcr, Nov. 20.
Sent to tho Chain -(SanV.


The Georgia arrived yesterday, with the rather as
founding news that Mr.. Thraeher had been tried, con-
victed and sentenced TO eight years confinement in the
changangs of Spain. This sentence is SO outrageous,
thai il is impossible that people should pass over il
without calling for the most prompt and thorough inves
tigation Mr. Thrashe is American citizen. and Tor
years has conducted of the most talented papers in
Cuba. The only crime he has committed has consisted
in expressing little manly Indignation al The murderous
which the executive OF Havana disposed OF the
Cuban invaders The remarks which Mr.. Thrasher
made OF were true, every word OF them, and were
written in nnexcep,onabe manner, that nothing bat
guilt or cowardice could take exception to them. II Mr..
Thrashe be sent 10 the changangs Tor doing what
he did then may every American who opens his mouth
in Cuba be sent forth to the same snominious punish
ment. MIR. Thrasher was arrested over month ago;
and yet what has government done 10 secure either
his property his rights Nothing! The Spanish
thores not only incarcerated the editor, but they
marched 10 his office. seized his papers and type,
broke up his press and burnt his booksacts which will
render The property perfectly yalueiess even II Mr.
Thrasher should be restored TO his liberty The course
that the President has pursued with regard to Cuban mat
tiers geaealy has been OF the most dsgaceful nature to
him as a President and to the American people ma
ton But bad have heen his acts heretofore we think
his Indifference TO Mr. Thrasher the most shameful and
unaccountabe. Al the very moment when he should be
threatening Spain with retribuion for the high handed
murders which she has committed against our unarmed
citizens he is wasting words with Don Popolorum about
the proper honors which shall be paid Spanish letter.
seaer his TO New Orleans Great cabinet thai
OF Usiah! Well, il is! Thank the Lord, they have
only Agh,een months more to live
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From the MIwankic Daily Advertiser.
Picture Of Whiggery, by = WING.


"Frce-soism has destroyed the wing party ia Ohio
will everywhere else. In the long unless the sensible
rejecting national why's consolidate their strength, and,
dscardng sns OF rally the old
sustain their ancient prime pes listen the counsels OF
their mebonored leaders, and their whole Seng
against the common enemy. Free soilism is strong only
thscc rccsoers have been chosen tho legislature and
these from what amongst the strongest wing
districts OF the Stale"
Thus remarks the Buffalo Advertiser and never was
the truth more frankly or Justly admitted told II fits
all laudes, but none more strkngly than that oil Wis
coasin. Free-soism has completely swallowed up the
whig party here. The whole party traded away TO
the Tree s0ers at the late electionsod out wihou, re-
serve, bag and baggage Abolition faHaicism has gnawed
into the very vtas OF whiggery in many of the States Of
and distinct And who are TO blame for oil this, Some
OF the more prominent Of the party, conspicuous in the
whig ranks have long been pushing forward this state
of things close alliance has long existed bet ween the
leaders OF the two wings OF wfkgsry |, was distinct
element in the party contests OF New York. even when
Seward was first elected its governors and since that
day Weed Seward II Co have heen most active and un-
firing their efforts to give consequences and effect to the
wild and crazy doctrines and opinions OF the abolition.
lists oil that State They have made concessions TO them
10 win their favor until as party, they now assume
with Seward ~ their great political captain, b. the pAg
parry proper efLhe sysa Empire Stae
And how faithful portrait OF the actual condition OF
things in New York have we now in Wisconsin AS
the Advertiser truly says "free sosm strong only
pull down. Il builds up nothing on the runs And
while the Ohio legislature, Just elected has but three
free-soers in that body, Wisconsin claims six Yes,
just six. And Booth Is now loudly boosting that they
will hold the balance OF power Yes a miserable bal.
anes Of po,oer-a fanatical balance OF power iius,
enough disturbance and turmoil and 10 stir up
dsconsnt and mischief in body elected at the expense
Of the people to do up their business What picture
for the people Of Wisconsin to behold
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CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co. respectfully
ladies' Washington
they receipt another
fashionable seasonabo goods,
ladies' and heaton saying they any
OF goods
nan part the following, just received:
ladies' fancy embracing every
style in design lin NIL prces)
IS rich mousseincs de 1ancs and cashmercs,
dress patterns and pieces suit any demand
rs pieces handsome styles qualities, Is 37l
pieces priced and beautiful patterns
pieces good quality figured moussclncs
price o lai goods In the market
10 pieces chepe mousselines
II plaid mousselines, for children
plaid silks in brilliant coiors
M do
~ do sold high coIorrd mousselnes de lane
Is do bright coored French fanneis
IL do plaid popins-- bargain.
In mourning goods have Just opened
10 pieces extra fine Lupins bombssiDs
do medium do
do fine "a black Farmesse cloths
do 6nc ~ blsck do
Is do fine elk warp lustrcs
IS do black apacns
81 do medium and low priced slpsoas
q do 6ne black Tibet morinoes
4 do double width black oashmercs
- do plain black noussclines de ano
10 do black twiied cashmeres, all wool, low priced.
We have also
% "a square black Tibet shswis
"a long black do
Oct l-d3ufAw3t ...a.t.
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NOW time buy The weather becoming cold
winter almost here We have good supply OF Cumberland
coal on hnnd which desirah anthracite coal for
have good supply Of rcd ssh wood so
OAK, Pine, and hickory
BY calling astelss
cheap = can b. haA N ths city. -
". j. sDLnY, h Co,
NOV 5--NAwu ! Fourteenth street. hhAgs end canal.
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant TNtior-Ianc 4 Tuck
W. er building Pennsylvania between -Four
and sirth calls of
Congress. strangers and the public generally to his large and
stock OF Cloths and all OF
which he prepared his usual style
shall have the Of weeks Of those p.
and superior which
their style, quality md comfort and being determined do
on the cash principle small profits and quick
NJ B. Al kinds Of military garments manner
cordine to the late regulations
Wanted three good hands hut best
men need apply. Nov 2O-3tswlm