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rELEeRApiIo REPORTS, SO

NEw YoRK, Oct. 2o-3i, p. m
The clipper ship Eclipse arrived here this morning. She
let san Francisco June Path, Valparaiso August l0h
and Rio de Janero September 7,h bringing days
The United States ship Snsquehanna having peted
repairs to leave in lew days for the Cape OF Good
Hope aud the East India Islands
The steamship Golden Gate sailed for San Francisco on
the lth September The Eclipse crossed tho
longitude 10 deg in seven days and houshe shortest
lime made. She brings Moutevideo dates Septem-
Der 9Th Flour dull The inhabitants looking for
early raising OF The siege Il is represented that Gov
Urquiza and General Gargon have the sympathes OF the
people, and joined by the Oriental troops.
The soldiers Formerly OF the army besiegng Montevideo
refused to march under General ohbe who had gone into
the interior.
IL was again reported from Rio Grande de Sal that the
Brazilian orce had marched into Banda Oriental, but
conflict had taken place
Letters from Boenos Ayres TO September state ha The
market unsettled, being affected by the OF The
proceedings OF Admiral Genfe of the Brazilian forces
who had takena hostile attitude towards Bueno Ayres,
and turned back all vessels proceeding Panama Flour
plenty, but other produce scarce Freights dullshpping
plenty,
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CARDS FOWLER, merchant tailor, returns his thanks 10
bs old and respectfully soc ceonuanes OF
t.r.ss.d, Oct I9-dIwA&swu
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w. II. Duvsli, Merchant Tailor,
(Lafe firm of LmJy & DuraH,

w. Il. Duvall Merchant Tailor,
(Lafe firm Of Lmby & DuraH,)
he has just opsned large and varied fall
winter goods for gentlemen's wear, such
Clohs cassimere
and styles
Merino, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, SUI pcnders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &c.,
which II offer his
soicits liberal share public patronage.
His location opposieh former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
27-3aw3wf
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Nv A. GREEN, Auctionee,

DAGLEY -stzed Gold Pen, with
ID handle. A fresh supply just received
Oct2l FRANCk
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ARD.Upon retiring from business, beg offer my
friends and the public generally liberal
patronage extended during the eighteen years.
fully solicit continuance OF the Mess
Dyer h Hamilton.
le-euf EDWARD StMMs
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Judge Conckiin to-day required the parties arrested a
Syracuse TO give bail for their appearance at the
of the at Buffalo, which the second Wed
nesday in November Their offence is msdemea uor-no
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PHILADELPHIA. OCT. 20.

Stocks unchanged Flour is dull at 81 2a for State
brands, Rye -four. SO Is. Wheat quiet Sales OF 900
bushels western yellow at 81 cents round yellow, 81
Rye is at 10 cents Provisions quiet, aud
without alteration OF prices. Groceries steady. Coffee
has advanced cent per pound Whskey firm at 22 cents
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Nav York, Oct 20.
Stocks hrm--Canon, 63h Flour is s,eady-saes OF
5000 bills at SIS rs SO 81 State brands Rye -four
and corn meal unchanged Wheat is dull Sales Of
10 600 buAies mixed 81 So Rye 10 cents
Provisions and groceries feature. Cotton
quiet, but steady. Whiskey, 2la cents,
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BosroN, Oct, 20.

Thos Davis, who murdered his sister for marrying con
trary his Wishes returned from California last May and
had been employed the navy yard until within few
days, when he was discharged lie strongly denes his
guilt, though there can be no doubt OF il The woman
rdered the wife of Van Wagner OF Pou ghkee pse,
who connected with the tow-boat The murdererl
wdower with two children.
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California Land Titles.

California Land Titles.
obedience of the President Of the United States
and settling
yac land claim. hereby
be held San Francisco in said State
on eth day Of December, 1851,
hands, OF Washington, this ilm day Of
September, 1851. - 49,.
HARRY l. THORNTON,
aent iJ-eodJm nm IN
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TEXAS Agency.Tbe undersigned oilers hs se,V,cs as
an agent in to lands IN lexss bu pafnc
uay snd procure patents iof ne
Term. moderate known when informed whst
!" - "o"'' Address. n. O. CATLETT,
NJ m snakco Dallas, Terss-
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TOR Rent. the large and coumodto"s mouse :" '"'
occupied by the Brazilian minister
apply To Gen. 0ratot, str Buidngs'
Sept 2I--eodf fintsILl
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rOPARTNERSHIP.The undersigned have ths day
into co partnership. Having
Mr. Edward smms, they viii carry the grocery vine, -
avenue opposite Jackson Hail. where they will b. pleased
the public generally Ia few days shall
ceve large groceries, hc, which render ock
complete.
GEO r. DYER,
oct l6-dint SAINT. HAMILTON.
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DANCING SCHOOL.-MhDAM BLAKE has the honor Of an.
ncunng her and the public that her dsncns school
HAM win be for reception Of ppp' on the fh
1851 Madam H. win teach every variety OF psr'or
and ball dancing
Through her agent York. MADAM r. viii receive all ths
the coming Days Of tuition 'nd
Saturdays For spply At The Hail.
Oct 7-eoAt<th Nov
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TwO neatly Furnished rooms, In ss.nunM sn -
healthy within few minutes WAX oi me
will be rented 20 TWO rcpecmos
single my being sms and NOT requiring h' use
N the whole house. Address "a D., Union once
iQ-N
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IOR RENr.-A commodous and handsomely furnished three
opposite Ascension
church. having modern improvements Las
occupied Attorney General Cntienden. . .
Possession immediately Inquire OF j. ~ ~ Smiul Auof
nsy 4, law ar W p Rode.rs on su,e. Oct i2-3tawn
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attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
WILL practice Of this Distinct, and the ADJOINING
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia
men especially for services IN the Of the revolution
oace on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9Th streets
TOR sALE-Tha eautfu commodious, cottage redenc
on 7th, between Boundary streets, containing 3
sale. II hs. nine apartments, with threeo
passage Also .m9ks WOOD and nv
yard. -, ,,, ,,,,,. oeo,
rapidly improving neishbocod and enjoys he double sdVan
minu,. description the surrounding beautiful vicinity, highly
improved nni.h and convenience deemed
TIDE United States Inquire of H. JoHssoS, on The
premises
octi5-eoaw
story house located on street opposite
church, having and other modern improvements Las
Possession gwen Immediately Inquire of b. II smith, Ser
nsy- ntaw, or w p Rodgers, on The "'e' oct p-"awu
T. OWEN q SON, Merchant T~ilor., would respect
nv hye ina, ooened large and varied and
goods Of upeo, quality. "sh and q .,o%e S s and
have received they take occasion that having expert
enced the credit TO great extent they have De
o. to prompt solicit continuance Of public favor
Oct s-9awIm i'"'e' Ieos.pol
Navy Department, sept. a., 1881.
Of ne ns s"s e Navy "oe
arc respectfully ''a''''' ' No. ETHEMDcE,
a., oe Aim Chief Clerk.
49, FOR RENTING three story brick house. with bsoi
biId,ps and l7h occupied by Eli
shs Riers H. esq located Of tho desirable
n the eiy
room supped cold wster closet furnace
ana |, p,mp OF in the yard.
~" Po..e.si.n given Of November Apply TO
n Il. CHEW,
Dc, 4-rou Al the State Department
DANCING scHooL.-MADAM BLAKE ba. The honor Of an
public that her dsncine schoo
Iar win reception pppis the f'f
November Madam variety Of pao
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WASHINGTON CRY, October IL, 1851
Oct 2i-sw6w
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~ X4ss n
~ Union; " has epde1yQsed 70 preserve ths
Union BY .dhssing 70 tks spirit Of Ia CQnaGiha-
ton; be has maintainsd the rights and intesesta
Of the people Of this District and Of tia South,
under the Constitution and we will, therefore,
cordially support his reelection, aud we hsrsby
invite him (hs being b. modest man) to de-
clare himself : candidate.
9th. kssolyeA, That - be appointed
committee 70 correspond with Mr.. Powell, and
inform him Of bis nomination, and to request his
acceptance Of it.
7th; RESOLVED. That these proceedings BE-
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and .
copy sent to the IAynchburg Republican with =
request to publish tie same, and TINT the Rich
mond Examiner, RichmOnd Enquirer and Wash-
ington Union be requested 10 pubiish tho sasne.
The blank In the 9Th resciatisa wxs &llsA
With the names Of Henry w. Quarlea, r. w.
billiard, and Dr. s. c. Gibson.
HENRY l. DAVIES, Che;rmsn.
ARCHIE R0BERTs0n, Necrekaru.
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
For the Southern Press
Relics Of Scraps and Musings.

NO. s.
KING AND coBBLER.
To lie in bed, and not to sleep.
But all night long our vigs keep,
To suffer all the pangs of grief,
And find in hope dim relief
To feel one sins from day to day.
Yet have, nor words, nor will TO pray;
At plenteous feAsts to take our seat,
Yet have no appetite TO eat;
To stay behind, but to dsplore,
Those who we should have gone before;
And still survive, when all are fled,
A living man among the dead,
Is a sad, melancholy thing,
For cobbler wight, or crowned king.
Each has the selfsame joys and pains,
Though one mends shoes, the other reignS,
Each drinks from the same cup of life,
And cuts his hand with the same knife
TO LADY WHO COMPLAINED OF GROWING TOO
LARGE.
Complain not lady Of your size,
In flesh, you know, all beauty lies.
Remember that the starry host,
When largest, still attracts the most.
And you, a Heavenly body are,
I'm ready on the Book to swear.
THE FLIGHT OF rIME
Time flies with youth, writes many a sage,
But old men know time flies with age.
Still swifter roll the passing years,
As near our journeys end appears;
The closer we approach our homes,
The downhill course more feet becomes.
just as the weary, worn out nag,
Whose strength is gone, whose spirits flag,
Pricks up his ears, and mends his pace,
At sight Of his nights resting place.
THE PARsoN's GOD.
To hear our Priests the church extol,
You'd think the church, the church was ALL
That pety was nothing more,
Than church and parson to adore;
And bowling to mass of stone,
Was worshipping the living one.
A SAMPLE TRANscENDTAL POETRY, or THE PRE-
SENT FASHIONABLE SCHOOL. TUNE-BARBARY
ALLEN.
In Bengal town, where was born,
There dwet one Sally Daisy,
Who treated me with such rude scorn,
That almost went quite crazy
So cutting was her two-edgd pride,
So bitterly she did serve me,
That almost think should have died,
II she had mt died before me.
Her loss Of life, did save my life,
Her death kept me from dying,
And cannot think Of one bad strife,
Without almost quite crying.
ON PROFESSOR D.--A GREAT METAPHYsICIAN.
Divers for pearls plunge deep they say,
But always upward find their way,
With hands full of the pearly prize,
For which so many Damse signs.
But D-such shallow diving scorns,
And plunges in both head and horns,
So deep, with all his care and pain,
Poor man. he ne er comes up again.
TRUE ELoQUENCE.
Tell me no more Of Henry, Randolph, Clay,
And all the peaders that our reason sway;
OF words, that with their heat our souls inspire
And thoughts that glow with inspiration fire.
What are all these to that which all defes
The silent rhetoric of Fanny's eyes'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
NEW AND CHEAP
FALL & WINTER GOODS.

i
TIME undersigned has jus, returned fpm the
IL EasSrfa markets with complete assortment
afFail ard Winter Goods Ehi oh have been selected
With great care and will be snd az small profits,
adoptnslts odd aeage thar 'rthe nitlhle sSpence is
better thAn the slow shilling His stock consists
in part nF The following articles: f.
Canton Thdts lor Ladies DRESS
Emhrblefsd do (alE coors, beautiful article;
MerifoeS assorted colors;
Alpaea$ ttgurcd and ptain.N assorted ealors;
MouseIain< (fSnred and plain a good aSscrtment;
Ladies' Shawis all patterns and sizes;
Ladies Gloves. vt Superior quality. Silk ahd Kid i
Gentlernea's Ba>kin Beaver aud Kid CLOVIS; .
A keahlr1s a>sertmeas u Fail and Winner Bonnets;
Superior Trimmings tcf Runnets;
Jehny Lind Trimmings fur Dresses, all celnTs;
large assortment 81 Dress Silks, ali eolors. and
Fail and Nsotrr Caiicees beautiful patterns and
very cheap;
Laeesf Eagings Wells, craPes, illusions. Flowers.
Sc
Superior French clo,hs. very low.
Cassineres (Freneh and American, assorted colors
and very cheap;
Clssinels all prices;
Lindseys, very cheaps
A large sleck &c Den,estics, very low;
White aRarolored Flanaels. very fne ard cheap
f0A4 ia - 4 and 1874 Whitney Blankets IS per
cent lower than last year.;
A COED assortment Of Hosiery;
A large assortment Of Ladies. Misses, and Chill
dFsnfs Shoess
A large assortment China, Glass and Qncensware ;
-. i Hardware;
A compieie stock OF Tinware;
Genilethen's Hats Fall fashion, very superior;
Wool Hats very low;
Santa Ee Water Proof Hats 50 cts;
A complete stock Of Groceries;
Flour Bacon and in fact every article thar is usu-
ally kept 10 a retail store
Histfriends and the public ale most respectfully
invited ia call and examine his stock before making
their purchases as be makes no charge for showing
his Goods. Ohm G.. WILSON.
OpPosste tkc a lal SirnA 81, II. Ferry
HarpeF>~ Ferry. Oct 49, 1850
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BAI,TTMORE Af:ENCY.
VARIETY.
The sUDcMesr or rHE coUsrR,

We referred tne other day, 10 the business
character Of the present administration, and
/ the ability, asfsltering patriotism, and faith,
/ ful attention, with which every duty devolyed
upon the President o. any or all Of his
Cabinet, vas performed Il Is fortunate for
/ che country, that In = crisis like this, when
hangry and aa,agonistical and fanatical feel
Iings are eseosrsged and ayowed IN nsgerent
5sectiGns Of tie csuntry-vhen the laws are
sopenis atteap pied TO be violated. and the in
ltegrity Of the Upien itself threatened--it IS
ifortusate for the country, that at such time
I'VE have sach man IN the Presidential
lchairsas Willard Fillmore has proved him
iselft Il be, and that be rs surrounded by
like the great mea who compose
This Cabinet With him and with them in
iauthcyity, the supremacy Of the laws is sure
Ito be- maintained, the Constitution upheld,
land The Union placed and kept beyond dam
Erer frsm fanatics, nc, matter where they live,
for what fsia1y or treason they. may preach.
/ And this Is the Judgment of the country
TAKE away the men, who, in the last Con
irress. lent themselves to the disunionists, of
sthe North or the South, and there is not
lone man, Of all that Congress, who will not
tbear testimony to the faithful and fearless
ssdischarre Of its duty by the administration
land going out among the people at large,
s,he Sentiment gdl be found to be stronger
sameng them, that with the power in the
fhands of President Fillmore and his Gabi-
Snet, III win 60 right, -
! The good that such an administration
sdocs, lives after them. The example which
Fthey have set. and the appreciation they have
received from the people, will not be lost on
Eotbera that may follow Thesambition of
sthes, awho endeavor to do WE'LL is excited
Eby the effort 10 emulate the example Of those
twho hare done we'll, and thus will it come to
fpass, that succeeding administrations will
TRY 10 come up TO the merit of this which
.the country is blessed in having now in
spower. - BaLftm0re Patriot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
AyENEnARLE DlGNIrARy.

A friend informs us Of the somewhat sim
gulaf circumstance that Mr. John Mountz,
the present City Clerk of Georgetown, was
elected TO that office in 1874, aud that this
is therefore the sixtleth year of his official
life His duties, which have ever been of a
highly responsible character, have always
been promptly and accurately performed =
His age is now yerging upon four score years,
and the prospectus that he will continue in
active service many years to come With
the use ofspectacles he is wholly unacquain-
ted, and his Pcnmanship at the present tine
10 As seguiat aud handseme as It was half a
century ago. A more estimable citizen can
nowhere be found, aud there are few dignita
RIGS, in the country Of greater age
Nina T.gsys senfer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
THE New WooLLEN FACTORY
SIKs0oE EyuNfeg.

TOHN k WHITE and D.. g. HENKLE have
j their NEW WontI.EN Factory ID epheri--
Town nearly etrnpldtcd The Machinery is all eli
the appraved kind and the most skillut AMI eN
~4rirnced work men have teen engaged 81 that tho>e
wool growers aai merchants who patroniz. ms NJ
tabistmcat mn ffriT upon geltiRg the he>t maturi
ais the best iahraes ahd aI colors Rolls earded AM,
other country work Zone at the shortest notice
We will exchange for WOOL on the most az
communicating terms our fabrics viz: Failed anu
Plaid L4inseys 'fMedds Blanketing Flannels Stock
ing Yarn. &r.si5 Also any othei kinds Of merchan-
die that may &c preferred 10 our make, at III,
Store of John Il. White where all the wool will b,
received: y
Nothiaslhat can be done uniour part shall6e lei
undone 10 render entire satisfaction othose VIII
trade with us either by exchange Of wool or pur
chase OF. OUT goods WHITE s. HENKLE.
Shephertsiewn; May "a iSfg
N. B. Hard Soap Bees Wax, and TaIlow want
ed al the hiehest market price.
Spirit and ahrti4 sbsre Papers copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

a Eecsinn ii Scnpol Comm ssioEers For HE
h IN cohmtv III Jefferson will be held IN Snfur-
day ~ 23a aay If tlis monk, ii the places ADD
under The sapefinlendfnce Of the persons named
10 The ipllg~Ing schednle. viz:
Di.tdc. No | bherd's School Iioase-
Joha kepltager, William kefney and Charles
Hewitt
District NJ a--schpol fIouse-E: |. Lee.
Eirler and I II. Jeweu
Dist,iel No Dame EatIet's Tavern ,.has.
Harper, d tsssmeron aud DR. Taylor.
District NJ New Selaoi fIylise---Jaeob W
ReynpldI Daniel Nioler and Samuel LidkilIes
DISTINCT No 5-Unien School Iiguse---Gsaac
Dust. D. ,tIess and Jpiin Melvin
s District Nj 6--Ness School House john
MafsFiait, Eriah . KeEney, and II Lennon.
Dfsrridl No 7-Scl OH fiouse-w lillian, Hurst.
John G. Wiltshire andJ ) Mooie
DISTRICT M s--SehSel House-M Helm, A
) Dtadrdge aud 'rhJnss q Baylor
Uisificl No . -Sch,loi lInuse-L J.,,epl r. liar.
ley. Aelh4a barnes aud Geosge Murphy.
DISTRICT No i0-Sahsol House Thomas II
Willis, E~t,.m Sitter aid X w. Bly.or.
b. s ff Nm Nm IrteAH IND I asaB Gtaber, II
Disirtct NJ ID Sfsooi Iioa-e-G CHARLES s.
Taylor, VIVA r Turner and On.
District No 3-Ss lool Iinuse--John Kable,
d AZ rrayi.r and fla. Lewis.
District NJ IL school luuse--Geofge w
fiaekG,,ns,. Hanson 1iilini aud J..shua CApp
D,sttiel Al - 5-Scl.s,,i Ilon-e--A w Man
MID d q; eo,kren aid John III Little
Dlsirfci III I6-Sci,oo House-B X. derrick,
,B Is. Meirb aud r EirIeiberger
Dlstricr, Ma n School lIanss-Joan AioIer
Iisnder+on aud Daniel Moler.
Disirica &alS-SclislII muse John Sbenal
Ter, George u. Bsall anl J,,hn Yates
District Al, 49, CARERS llotel--T All Aioore
j w Crane and I Carer
District No 20 ScIeoql House George ~
Sappinglon, w 5 Lock and T. Rawlin$
District Ro2i -SelluOl House - arey 1'homp.
son, Tl,ninlz Rn,selI AID w Spangler
District No 32-lterr's Aill-J Schofitld, "
J. Stephens aud A Il Herr.
Dis;rlcI No 23--RnskeIi's School iionse-A
ahulemapJ NJ Kirby and Singleton Chambers
D,surict H. 24-earreIl's Ioie--J.G Wilson,
J d Starry aud r lJangerl;eld
District M 25-SchJDl llouse--R Daley, G.
w lacy AID Jacob Miller.
District No 70 School llouse--G w, Moler,
Samuel M StriJer and VIM EHgle-
District No 27-Schunl Ilouse-Wm Rusk,
J. J-yansant aud l.. Etcherson.
The Commissioners above named 'or such as
may act, will report 10 the present Board on or
before Sainfaay,the 29th inst, on ~tich day, at
10 O'Clock "A NJ, the members Of the present
Board are requested to attend 1.-THE Court House.
"A full attendance is requested and it is desired
that all acceuats against the Beard unpaid,
whether for tuition or otherwise be, on that day,
presented.
The School Commissioners will please post
this notice At public place in their Disfricr,
WIN C. woRTHINGToN,
March a, 1851. Secretary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
REDucrieN OF CANAL roI.r.s.

We ,earn from the Cumberland Civilian
that the Board Of Directors of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, at their meeting at
Washington city. on the 2sth ult., passed
resols tson to reduce the present rates Of toll
on Coal transported. on the Canal, to faro
and a Aab mills per mile per ton, which will
amount to about IS cents per ton from Cum
berlana to Georgetown This reduction,
moreoser, is made without requiring any
guaraAlees from the Coal Companies. and
Is, thsref<e, a distinct and independent
measure The Civilian adds shat the Canal
Board Save also madc important reductions
on other articles besides Coal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
CHARLESTOWN DEPOT.
Reduction Of Commission

THOUGH no rates Of commission have ever
j been charged at the Chariesiown Depot, since
III was under my direction greater than those an-
thbrized by law or demanded rs the fair bushess
profits incident TO the expens e. trouble aud r>k 0i
ihe Agency vet as complaints have been made b.
sotne as to onerous |, harges have determined .
make The effort al least y gr.tfy public desre and
shall therefore on and alter mis- date, reduce my
commissions q three cents per hundred on all mer-
cHandIse delivered in The town, and On other con-
s'snm:n,s the commissions viii correspond with
i4e rates at chichester In making this reduction
however The duty imposed on ME Of requiring
tile commissions ON all goods, Of every description
whatever, to be paidior on delivery, without res
pet to persons. The cash will also be required for
all articles for sale at the Chareslewn Depot
VINCENT w. MOORE. Z
February Z. 1851
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FREEMAN HODGES & co.
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,
sattproru cTprrT urui vopN
So LlBERTF STRstT. NEW YORK


(BErwEeS BRoADwAY AND NAss4u,l
A RE nov receiving rich and beautiful assoIt-
N ment OF Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods, to
which We wnuid particularly. invite the attention
of all Cash Purchasers and VIII make il an object
for fhem to give as call, as we determined 10
sell ourIass0rlment for Cash lower than ever be-
fore offered 10 this market,
Miiners.ean supply themselves with every ar
tcle in their line, az about the cost OF Importation
or Auction prices. Many'of our goods are manu-
featured Pressly for own sale, and cannot be
surpassed for beauty or low prices.
Rich Hat and Chp Ribbons, a large variety
Silks and Sains ioI Bonnels.
Grapes, Grape Lisses Taretons and Illusion
Laces.
Trimmings for hats, Caps and Dresses.
fanny Lind Cans Party and Opera Head Dresses.
Embroidered C4pes, Coliars.sCuffs, and Che n
Embroidered Edkings and InseItings, Swiss and
Muslin
Th,ead, grassel Is, vaienciene, Silk and Isle
Thread Laee<
Embroidered, Revere and Plain Linen Cambria
Gloves and Mitts, Kid. six. Isle Thread ard
Sewing Silk!
Scars. CraFats and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss. Jaf&eti Book Muslins, and Bishop
Lawas. t
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Canton Grape
Shawls
"A faH assoytssestof Stra,c Goods
Freack and AaletseaR Artifraal Flosrcrs.
With a large va iety noi mentioned above.
All wishing 10 avoid paying long prices will
make money III calling and satisfying themselves
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