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Free Lectures az the BrooNryn Institute,

corner Wtshnston and Concert streets ON the p-eveuon
ana cure " Contvmpts ksthns Disese Of tbs Heart,
se on w lave q lie ADD The yrese yrieh Of heal e
htrene tld age ~ samuel sheldon Fitch, NJ D. or w
bresdVay v Lecture lat Friday evening Jsn 3l.-On
we uses o. TIE lurr tauss and prsvenons ~ Consurnp.
utn IN the tute 81 tFHh chts and throat dieates and
rStmsht q aeonmen css. Lecture d-sonasvsv eniug
f sa-On the eyre ~ Corn ptisn ara pcet ot - en-
rMIty. Isotuts sc-v tdtepdsy evening. Fet bth.-Te
gentlemen ny on tie Of forming fne healthy ro-
tta crest arc large. hesiby lures; sno On us true ne.
W. % esv'loting fsoe etrsttubtn nrpI !. 70
tre lsy'urs ttt-Frdsy afternoon Feh,I To ifftes
ctly On the nstbtd 1T perfect chest. healthy
nrs ard tehu dfti fgrtt aud q rose wilton art
tNAr tehutNul etmtx aud the best means ~ rro-
vtntpE ahd turtr female dssses and pe-refrstre hcsh
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NONE MARK Il t.

THURSDAY JAN 00-o X. d.
The events of yesterday have added to the alarm Of
holders Of stocks the sales Of which have been large
The bears have svaed themselves Of the fall to de-
liver weak contracts, re selling to those whom they
have confidence In at the frst board. Farmsrs' de-
cined per cent Erie, q Harlem, Il Long Island Ia;
Reading, 2; Portsmouth, i; Norwich, III stoning-
ton, 2; Morris, 11s; United States SIS 67, "a.
At the second board the panic stili continued and
further fall was realized in Erie OF y Reading, 1;
Fsrmers Loan, Long Island, IN Morris Canal,
Harlem, "a. Portsmouth improved q per cent.
The demand for money continues, and We do not
COX for any improvement In the stock market unit,
the fancy buyers in Philadelphia and Boston have sold
out, and stocks become settled into strong hands.
This lie work OF time.
The disappesrancs Of Mr.. Ray Tompkns, and hs
arest to day filled the stree. with groups Of gossps
filled with the affair. 1t appears that the losses
TALKED amount to about seventy thousand dollars.
Annexed In list Of the suHsrers q Ia IN
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ISrELLrcEssE rBon Cars Geoo Horr.-Ws
have received BY the bark Reliance arrived yesterday
from Cape Town, the o6iero Of that place, to the
10th ult
The news s worthy the attention OF those intereted
In that quarter Of the globe.
According to the integenoe from the frontier there
was very little apprehension Of any violent proceed
inss on the part Of the Ksars. The Governor had
proceeded TO the frontier with the greater part Of the
troops previously in garrison at Cape Town.
There bad been q massacre In Damsraland. Some
Of the natives in tina. region appear to be blood
thirty Get
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The Great Bal cos,um..-rhe splendor OF

the eCorsons and Of the 90 Tute Grand Gilt
Ball 70 take place Trpier HALL Monday evening next,
Feb viii render IL the ost Iietutetqae and db1Ging
spectacle witnessed in New York some Of first
e.ns have volunteered 70 suIer,se The snd
take chsrRs e. the floor and the oct sisniahed public
Of the State have been nvd Two tbeusani people
will he present. in civic, military HISTORIC and fancy
tumts and the viii be animated fu o.
life and splerdor And saisty Ard marx all this yil be
frtor each Ticket costing 81 will be reaemed ~ Tuttes
celebrated buresu q ustful and ornamental arts with It's
full value In selections from The stock Cf that absh
ment.-Courier and Enquirer.
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wasnfroroS MorusESr - CALuoRvil.-The mana
gers Of the wssbip gton Monument Association have
appointed |. their ssest in California, Thomas 0 Lar
kim Esq uhe pioneer Of that country with the pm
vilsge Of appointing sub nts throughout that state
Mr.. Bsrhin expects TO leave New Yo,k In February
for California and viii carry out large number of
certificates for subscribers 70 the association Tnere
10 doubt but our National don ument to the memory
Of the Father Of Union, will receive from tns
thirty 6rst ftsts larger amount 81 suhscrpton WAN
Il Z M other Srte,
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Moxem.nts of pIstlnguIshed People.

IT. Amss, sPrinsheldi Major a. n Lsuman, PPM
sylvania T. W. Lewis, Philadelphia; j. Q. Gillian,
Petersburg, Va o. Reese, Kesseville A. W N.f Gin.
cirnati; J. Hsuser, Indiana; J. d Jamison Virgil
nia were among the arrivals az the Irving House yes
terdsy.
Hon. Mr.. Hunter, VI @. Goodyear and family, N.
II Daniel spicer Providence; Samuel Wise Boston;
O. Talmage, Hartford among the arrivals AZ the
Union Place Hotel yesterday.
n. Merrill, susauehsnna; VI. Chapman, Massaehu-
sstts; r. Cor ming, Troy; O. hlger, Hudson Brent,
Louisville; q. Mathews do were amongst the srri
walls, yesterday, at the Astor.
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Homestead ART Union-Chartered .ccord~
braoinE entirely feature any heretofore sScpsa
which S.i:Iiss ss.s di:..sSsssa
a,ings in ornamental and plain gil. frames, Alss yaaa-
s sas Is is .
xs s% psh s # aH
Glass store 100 Fulton wSs, catalogues AID III The
,ss IN ~: sSs::
being the oiat properly Of se members Of this
.as
atsPh. BY order Of the Trustees
Now Is the time to secure yourself "a Bald.
miles sisn New York has iass been sld out into 10
9i na ave Of sssn g sas s %
0 who RRy this day may tf s s. ssTs VIII
, lag every hs & hsSIsrs only ssn Only par. q
IN hs :
d and spy sssns saIs S nSys
This place Will T.pay
n n .sa ina s sr. 70 s g
y
fIsm Wiam.5ursh Flushing plank road;
oeess the morning the
rsania, fordham. or Monticello -
Valentines! VaIen tines!!-TuttI has Just
opened splendid assortment OF Valentines ct Emp rum.
s45 Broadway Notce.Every person purchasing tckss
he entitled TO M full value Valentines in fancy
At Emporium Toists should be called for sooa tGsy
are selling rapidly.
Goldsmith's Writing Rooms, 2s9 Broad--
af I the q In Who e
obtaining eligible situations In one con Of
CURED
Fresh Arriv als.-E. IL. Newman, 33ix
Broadway has received lot embroidered handkerohe
GIL enbrsdered night 2 3D. 3 breakfast seeyess
waists emt rodersd under sleeves which no is selling IS
very low prices Also, lot black lace dem ysiis 80 rec
with no deviation in prices.
Fat Beef In Centre Market Again. -yyM.
liam Labor Of 80 and Centre Market will exhibit for sale,
on the first P.r 81 superior eass
York ALSO, splendid Lamb, Mutton and yesi Kpieures
with the times. win DO vel BY giving him call
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, 10 Color the
70 the tar or skin Il can BE washed withaas
sa a al sSe sT s sS %
Of Dey street, and by all The druggists city and country
Great Improvement In Hair Dye--BaiIa rd's
FRS Premium win color The hair shade in twenty MI
nutss without the trouble Of washing before sfse. the
Bowery Hays Brooklyn. Office Fulton street oor-
ner OF broadway. For sale or applied.
Hair Dye.-BatcheIor's instantaneous LIZ
Yh.dsphia S:.mos Wassusson so can only seo
ssrsa genuine At the ~ wan street nsE YSrk
plomas for sale Wholesale and RETAIL applied copy
Wigs and Toupess.-Persons WISHING .
sssS ss VI, VI: :, 4sd eau = B,sa s
!: PERFECTLY N ss:i, natter
his business and makes business Of IL Copy his aSArss
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The British steamship Canada is due at Halifax
To- day, with one weeks later news from Europe.
is to be hoped that she will bring US intelligence
of the safety OF the Atlantic.
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Total, as far ss reported

Total as far reported ..,..............s $40 soc
We learn that the BOARD Of Brokers decided, by
vote to day TO prosecute the matter and most OF the
lossrs lave concluded not to compromise the affair
prefripg to have the defssitns broker punished as
the law Directs warning to others disposed 1t any
future time to follow In his footsteps II IL still
question whether or not he Is liable to any pusish-
nj mt other than the loss Of character
The Assistant Treasurer statement OF TO dag Ia as
follows
h'relfea. flHfl0o ot
Paid Observation-Disclosures. 70,p0i 81
The annexed statement exhibits the movement OF
TIE Bank OF Virginia and Branches the LIST day OF
January 1851, pared with the corresponding peri
cd In 1850 =
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The Weekly Herald.

The WrEKLr HERALD, allied with interesting intslIs
gencs-s brdseys view ofths world will be published
at half past nine O'Clock TO- morrow morning Single
copies In wrappers, siIpenes.
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bl,40i,02s 20
5teO fs
s3T72l 2e
l0s4tl ~

s2lpa1o So

when take into consideration the expsnsion
which has been going In every section Of the
try In private credits and the speculative spirit that
r.rvsdes all elssses the movements Of the above in
stitution and branches have been very uniform.
There has been increase In the line Of discounts o.
sSs4 Oa5 u In sreeie SIS 22o 81 circuston 40
g. In deposits sac ess Is There has been vsria-
tion 10 the amount q capital. In the aggregate
smount there he. t-,n Increase Of sSsooi 50. II
will be sesn that there large surplus fund on
herd IT the date tfthe last report.
The charter q the Lebanon valley Railroad Company
hes BEEN procured tsom the once Of the Secretary OF
STATE stuhlcitnt amount OF stock having been sub
scrbed e teeure i survey hss been male BY COM
Itt,Lt LsEesIs vbo FtTcrt the route s most favor.
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Amount Of Exchange furnished by the
Bank and Branches in checks on other

tTys tr9l. 49,
Amount that bs. accrued for premiums
Amount to the credit Ct preht and loss ON
let Of January, 1851. $780,. ........
Dividend declared payable 10th instant,
ircludins bonus to the state Of "a per
cent. ................... .........
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Grss premium will &C Tor the hair shade in twenty
nues without the trouble Of washing before after the
application For sale hy Rushtcn Clark Co., CrstaaorA
Dibee, Ridgeway Milhau md Daily, Broadway; Guon
Bowery Mrs Hays Brooklyn Office l53 Fulton street
ner OF broadway. For sale or applied.
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, 10 Color the
Bar hske the moment it appsd without I'M
the lair skn. 1t be washed atey withous
disturbing the color and has bad odor II 10 applied
sold at PHALSNS Wig Factory, No. lT Broadway corneS
Of Dey street, and by all The druggists city and country
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HAIR Dye.-BatchelOr'o lnstantaneOua Id
guild Hair Dye celebrated in London Paris, Bosol
Philsdepha. Baltimore Washington Sc can only be
CURED genuine at the mandatory Wall street. New Yor
The public beware Of See my various al
pomas 1t is for sale wholesale aud rcta applied Cop
The address.
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TVS souEp srEasgRs. Sc.-The Sound steamers ala
not reach this city until late yesterday morning owing
10 the heavy north gale Of Wednesday night The
Masachusete ssd Connecticut came down about :
AN and the Bay state not Oil ~ each q than
sBcssd in ice Thermometer, al A. N At whitehall,
n s.g Eeon. 70 deg above aero.
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.ef in Centre Market Again. -WiI.

liam Labor of 80 and 81 Centre Market will exhb. for sale.
Saturday the first of February pair Of SUPERIOR CATTLE
fatted by Mr. Horatio, OF Ontario County state OF New
York Also splendid Lamb Mutton and yeSl. Kpieures
and othersi of prime article in
with the times will do vel by giving him call.
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Wigs and TOupees.-Persons wishing .
very superior Wig Toupee should call BAtoholors
celebrated Wig factory No wall g. They WIN Sad
how eeult he fails to 1T the head he Knows
his business and makes business Of it, Copy his ADDRESS,
Apd give him call
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-09
TO LAND BUYERS.

IN pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Il Augusta County, rendered al the June Term,
1851, in The case of Porerfeld's widow and ad-
minisrairix ps Porterfield's executors and Others
the undersigned re Commissioners therein naueu'
will, on Friday lhe 10Th dag Of august 1921, up
on the premises, offer for sale TO the highest ou1e
that most beautiful and desirable IfaG L VT
LAND, known as 'Soder's Retreat, lying o."
the South River, in Augusta County adJOlhlns .he
Lands Of Braxton Davis, Charles Patrick and 9TH
ers. This Trait of Land contains between
FSur and Five Hundred Acres,
with oyor,, ;mDrovement that can be desired. A
gnnG S,r30NE DWELLING HOUSE, with
wings of Brick, fine large Barn, Negro quarters,
Orchard. Sc, and was, Tor many years the resi-
dence of the late Gen. Robert PoreIfed. A sur.
view IF the Land will be made and plats of it may
Se found in the hands of John Wayt, Esq, OF
Waynesborough, and the undersigned, in Slaunlon,
by the 18th inst. Such Tract of Land as the
one now offered has not been in market in this
County for many years. 1t is within four miles Of
Waynesborough, through which town the Central
Railroad will pass-the society in the neighbOr-
hood is good and, in word, it possesses every ad-
vantage that can be desired.
TERMS OF SALE.-One,fo fourth of the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid in hand
and the balance in three equal annual payments
the purchaser giving bonds with approved personal
security for the deferred payments, and the lega
title to the Land 10 be retained as ultimate security
ROBERT. p KINNEY,
HENDERSON NJ. BELL, 0oni''i 's'
July 9, lS5l.-6t.
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to thepruyisions of a decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Bath, pronounced on'the
22nd day April, 1851, for certain purposes there
in specified, the subscriber, as Commissioner, will
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, upon the prem
ises, on Thursday the 3rd day of July next GER
tain TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the es-
tate of the late Andrew Stewart, decd, containing
together with three undivided interests about
SCI ACRES,
Of which about 100 Acres are cleared and the bal
ance we'll ,ilnbered. The principal improvements
are comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and a
goud Barn. This Land is on the Main Road lead
ing from Lexington 10 the Warm Springs and with
in four miles of Frazier's Alum Springs a place
Of considerable resort during the Summer and one
which affords good Market for all the supplies
which may be raised on The Farm.
1t lies on both sides Of the Cow-pasture River
and although not in very good condition at pres
ent, having been much neglected for sometime, il
is susceptible of being much improved, with but
little expense and would amply repay the laboul
and expense bestowed upon it, 1T is deemed I'M
necessary to 60 into any farther description of the
Land, as it is presumed that those wishing to pur-
chase will examine for themselves.
TERMS.-So much money will be required ir
hand as will defay the cost Of the suit for the de-
cree and the expenses Of the sale and the residue
upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser executing bonds with approved per
sona security, and The title to be retained until the
entire purchase money is paid.
HENRY STEWART, Comm'r.
June II 1S5i.-4t
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

rVNHE Subscriber as the Commissioner Of the
Court in decree lately recorded in the Cir-
cult Superior Court Of Botetourt. in suit" Rud-
isl VS. Rndslll's heirs" will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on tie 25th day ofnext August, in the
town of Fincasle, on credit Of one, two and three
years, all the rea estate in and about said town OF
which Jacob Rudisil died seized. Consisting Of
The large and commodous
HOTEL
in said town, now in the occupancy Of John M.
Price Esq, and known as the CENTRAL HO-
TEL. with all the out property attached to said
Hotel, consisting in part of STABLES AND
LOTS, AND A LARGE GARDEN. The mail
Stages known as the Valley Line and the stages
running from Lynchburg to the White Sulphur
and Lewisburg all stop at this Hotel. Also, at
the same time and npon the same terms, several
LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND adjoining
said town.
And on The next day Goth Of August) in the
town of Buchanan will be sold
TWO LOTS,
one in said town of Buchanan and the other in Pat
tonsburg, both of which lots are eligibly situated
The subscriber will show said property, or any
part of 10 persons DESTROYS of purchasing before
the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required to give bond and
good security, and lien will be retained until all
the purchase money is paid.
JOHN G. RUDISILL, Comm.
June IS, lS5l.-tds.
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Lis Of Letters
REMAINING in The Post Office at S,aunto

REMAINING in the Post Office at Staunton
"A Va, July LIST 1851.
A & B-Sg Albert, Elizabeth Accord, Dennis
Buekly, WIN Brown, Mary Bear, Rev Geo. NJ
Berry, Jno Il Barrand.
e s. DECO Crowbarger, Elizabeth Cushen-
berry, Mrs Min Cornell, Daniel Day, Mary A..
Dunn, Elizabeth G Dunlap. Then l. Davis.
L. + * G-Margaret Eldridge, Amanda F,z
alien, Sebastian Freitag. lsham Garland, James
GiIlespy. Robert Gruomes, Jno Gardner.
H. X s. david Hunter, Michael Haring
ton, Henry 5 tatley, Fl Heiple Thos Hutchins,
jacob KILLER, Joshua Kbb, William Link.
NJ n s P-Miss Lucy Mohler, NJ Monroe,
Samuel Martin, Patrick Noon, Rev John ID Paris,
John II Poage.
&S-Jno Rankin, Aaron Richardson, Mr..
Ransom Jr., Rev B Rector, S. r. FL, Charles b.
SleIgle, Samuel Sheets Andrew Shaver Jno
Smith. Simon Swiizer, George Slower, Daniel
Sullivan.
Il, V s. W-Gotlied Tschabold, David Tscha
bid, J l. Thompson, George NJ Taylor, Alfred
Vickany, John White, William While
N. e. BROOKS, P. M.
July 9, 1851.
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.I77.7--T---- ~ 40 = : =
Valuable Land for Sale,

r will on the 10Th day Of July bex, sell on liber-
! L al terms to the highest bidder .he TRACT OF
LAND on which fnuw reside containing Az
237 .aCRES.
This hand is Immediately on the bank Of the Roan-
oke River,-in sight Of Lafayette, Montgomery
County, and nine miles above Salem, Roanoke
County, and about half mile from the Lynchburg
and Tennessee Rail Road now under construction at
which point there will no doubt be depot. There is
about 1876 Acres OF VERY RICH RIVER BOT
TOM on this tract all in high state Of cultiva-
ton, valuable MEADOW and Young ORCH
ARD. The BUILDINGS &c. are all Of the first
order being not inferior to any in this section of Va
all Of the most desirable kind for aamily residence.
will also sell the crop Of Corn, Wheat Grass, g.,
now young, which the purchaser can have with
the land and immediate possession will be given.
lhave also about 1000 Acres of land near the
foregoing tract, valuable for the FIN1BERS on it,
considerable portion Of which is fine TOBACCO
LAND, any part or the whole Of which will sell
as purchasers may desire. Taking this place all
together, it is certainly one Of the most desirable
tracts Of land in Southwestern Va now in market
ANN R. BARNETT, Erecutrir
of Charles L. Barnett decd
June l8, IS5l-tds. PRS fee SO l24
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LOOK AT THIS!

r. &. NJ. HTRSH, al the Variety Store, one
~ door above the Post Office, are now receiv-
ing an addition 10 their already extensive stock Of
Fancy Goods. Their stock consists in part Of Gold
and Silver Watches; Jewelry of all kinds Britain
mia Ware and Plated articles ofevery description,
large supply ofcombs, good assortment Of cut
lery; Accordions, vions and other musical insiru.
menls; Umbrellas and parasols; Perfumeries /;
Spy Glasses; Spectaces and Magnfying Glasses;
Baskets; Work Boxes &c; Table & Floor Oil
Cloths Window Blinds Of all kinds Trunks and
Carpet Bags; large assortment of Buttons at one
cent per duz; all kinds of gloves and many other
articles too tedious to mention Almost any article
in the Fancy line may be found at their store
EH- The above articles will he sold at Moth
eru prices wholesale and RETAIL Call and see US.
Stauntor, June ii, 1851.
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Tilt-Hammer for Sale.

YNHE subscriber wishes to sell The well known
l. BLACKSMITH SHOP, purchased from ;.
Siler. and lately occupied by j. w. Harsook, sit.
uaed on the Stage road, and near The intersection
of the Buffalo, Broad creek, and other roads. At.
tached to this, is upwards of AZ acres OF
LAND, with a comfortable dwelling house, Spring
house, SIC.
There is also large and commodious TV.4G ON
MAKERS SHOP; and probably, there is nc
location in the Valley holding out greater induce
mens to an enterprisng Smith and Wagon-maker
The Smith Shop is substantially bull! Of stone,
SO feet square, and constructed for three fres.-
The wheels forebay Of the Tlt.hammer, are out
Of repair, but at small expense can be put in ope-
ration again. If$500is paid in hand, the deferred
payments can oe made out of the property.
Address 10 Fancy Hill P. O..
ROBERT R. BARTON.
3 June II, 1851
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FARM FOR SALE.

I'm the 10th day Of August next, will offer my
~ farm at public sale, if not sold privately before
that time. This land lies in Augusta Co., Va. 81,
miles west Of Staunon, adjoining the lands Of Jas
Brown. Jacob Baylor and others, and contains
10Y ACRES,
well adapted to the growth of grass and grain and
about one half cleared. There ara two wells OF
water near the house-one limestone and the Other
chalybeate. The buildings consist ola good Loo
HOUSE aud Stable nearly new. There is also 9
good assortment of young apple and other fruit trees
on the place. The land is under good fence and in
good neighborhood.
Any person wishing to buy land would do well
TO examine this tract before purchasing elsewhere
MICHAEL ENGLEMAN.
juno II, lS51.-tds.s
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Summer Goods at Whites.

SXE shall receive this week, and offer at most
reduced prices, a handsome addition 10 our
Summer stock, viz:
81 pieces ofnew style Prints and Calcoes, Black
and White, Blue and Gold, Small figures for chill
dren and quilts Manchester Checks, Plaids and
Stripes, &c., Sc /; 70 pieces A Brown Shirt no ;
20 do and "A Osnaburgs I:ish Linen Lin,
en- Handkerchipfs Black raw silk Hoes Black
Cotton do; White Cotton Hose Gloves, Rib
buns. Black Lutesring and Glacia Silks Black
Silk Lace Linen Edgings; Bleached Shir,Dgs
Brown and Blyached drills Black aud White
Ginghams Whale Bones; White Holland. aud
many other goods snied to the present season.
S;aUa;aa, july 9, 1851.