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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

building ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE
ID Csmpsnycapital si5oooo divided into 10000 shares,
SIS each cash paid with the privilege OF increasing
the capital stock to for the capital
stock Of this will be received by the following
appointed john Bruce, No. "a Plat
street Wakeman Latting, No. 80 Fulton street. John
Buxton No. 10 North william street Solomon Jessurun,
No. Clinton court Beekmsp street John L. Yalq. No.
43 Sands street, Brosklyn also by all the directors
prospectus explaining the great advantages TO be derived
from the mechanics and property holders
well to those who wish to invest their and get
the largest amount Of profits be had Of Of the di
rectors all the OF the different building
Beekman street. JOHN BRUCE, President.
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

E00 BARRELS SALMON, 1000 BARRELS HER
OOV rings, dry sailed suitable for the West India
ket 1900 barrels No Mackere quality 500 barrels
large No do, LOCO boxes smoked uerring ~. barrels
Shad 81 barrels W hite Fish, for sale by
NELSON WELLS L. CO.. 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

E.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN
~ surance CompanyA persons who have taken shares
hereby notified to call ut the ONCE Of the uar
lem Railroad Buildings Of Chatham street and Tysn
20 sign the charter previous it's being sent TO Albany
As nearly all the shares taken ng to hold
stock in this had better call at the office and
subscribe Immediately The office will be open this
day and tomorrow saturday., from II till o'clock in
the evening for sign the charter aud subscribe
for the few shares. j. BRUCE, President.
3. JEssURUN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

LASHION FOR SPRING. 1S52-M0UNNENS s. CO.
Haters, Is Division street. single Hats at wholesale
prices. Best quality Of Moleskn hats, So co. Second do
de- 81 90 Cloth and fancy CAPS at reduced prices The
long and complete practical experience Of M Co., as
wholesale and retail of fashionable hats and
the high they have had the to win and retain
of the finish elegance and durability Of
stock. M0UNNENS CO., Hstters IS Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

ITNO LET-FURNISHED AND lUNFURNISHED PAR
lors first and second floors Of house 625 Broadway
also, six pleasant attic The house is supplied
with bath and &c. Persons wishing BIO supplied
with breakfast and tea in their Apply above
ference given and required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

Gro. W MORTON, Secretary.
ONCE Ill Washington street ~ Laight whore
formation and explanations will be freely given. Persons
DESTROYS joining subscribe At the oce Hours Toto
daily, and Mondays and Saturdays, to I. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

TlMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS, 5i7 PEARL STREET,
established in 1890 by Lous j. Timolat from Paris
Iheee arc the only genuine sulphur Baths and are highly
recommended for the of Rheumatm Erupon Of the
skin Colds, morcuraI affections, &c. &c We refer
to Drs Mott Wallace yache and the principal
physicians in this citv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

L,RENCH GAS FIXTURES JUST IMPoRTED-RiCH
Chandeliers, Candelabras, Brackets, Hall Lamps,
fancy aud plain and fitted Lamps
Moderator, Reading Solar Lamps Bohemian Glass Ware,
Artistic Bronzes, Clocks; Statues, Groups Candleteks
Glass for lamps and gas fixtures.
ii. bARDoNyILLE, ii5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

NJ OREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER THE CHEAP
l est and most valuable remedy given 70 the world
I'm all the complaints and diseases for which the Magnet
Plaster Is ended its worth il inestimab and its
PRICE ALMOST NOTHING!
Let it he remembered that pain cannot exist where this
Plaster is applied.
1t exceedingly pleasant and agreeable in its and
free all those objections attached to the generality
pssters II Is warranted to maintain its virtues for years
and 70 keep unmpaired in any climate.
PRICE, 20 CENTS A Box, WITH FULL DIRECTIONS
Manufactu red by the inventor and proprietor
b. C.MOREIiEAD, NJ. d.. l32 Broadway.
Tor sale by all respec table druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

WANTED TO PURCHASED LOT TWENTY-FIVE
w feet front by 100 feet Deep Frankfort street.
its vicinity. house upon would not be objected
Apply ut frenchs Hotel
CHANDELIERS WANTED-TWo LARGE CHANDE-
~ liers suitable for burning Oil. Address Y, Herald
ofnce.
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CAuTIoN no TmE rrpLIc-TnE GREAr rorU.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-THE GREAT PoPU-
~ larty Of Lyons Magnetic Powders for the dostruc-
ton 81 ledbugs oockroaehos moths ants ncas fes, and
insects plan and all other insects has prompted
tain parties TO prepare spurious articles and oher them
under various for sale rev OF these ind
xduas dare to give their positions out as free poison
The proprietor Of the original article has IN this city only
the under and the principal depot Is ut
AZ Broadway whore also be obtained Pulls for tho in
Simultaneous destruction of and mice Both articles
warranted and their efficacy has been tried by the follow
ing gentlemen Lawrence Reid Professor Of Chemistry
James Il. Chiffon NJ D. Chemist; u. ID. Howard Esq Iry
ing House Coleman Stetson, Astor House, " H. Roome
Feq Superintendent of N. Y. Hospitals Valentine Mott
VI. D.. Professor ana President the " Medical Acade
my and many Of the most eminent physcansin the city
IL has also received the frat premium Of the American Ins
tute. For sale by all the Wholesale drnsgists
n. LYON, sA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

Gentlemen will ind magnificent assortment oil ki :,
Gloves Of the beat Partisan styles at CLARK corner o.
Broadway and Houston street As he keeps this articl
his than TO resse
PROFIT thereby those search OF Gloves should not f 70
make him visit.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A BASEMENT TO LET-SUITABLE FOR A PHYsI-
IA clan once. Inquire at Is wieh street Possession
be had the LIST Of April Also third story back
roem furnished unfurnished. rom lat NAV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

dy miracles The lotion will relieve the most exoruci-
atng suffering from Piles at like magic II does mott
lie will the price ST. those who have tried
every other remedy to benefit he will give enough to test
it's virtues. Office No. Division street; other place.
Consultations private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

vTo LET, At YoRKvILLE-A DWELLING HOUSE,
l. situated Eshtyseyenth street, between Thrill and
Fourth containing two Easements and two parorJ
with pantrics attached the first floor and the
the second, with three attic bed Also. stable
let If required Also half Of the house adjoining
small respectable family without children garden
with flowers fruit BE- within half block OF the Harlem
Railroad depot the lorkvllc line Of stagcsfar Ga cts
Apply the premises Of ". SULE, IS Lberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

DRUG CLERK WANTED.-ONE WHO is THO
roughly competent to take charge of Broadway storo
and is willing the whole ofhis
royers interest meet with a addressing
note to Druggist Herald office, stating where last
poyed, and where interview be had. N B.-Nonc
but persons fully qualified to take the entire Of
class ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

ALExANDRE'S SUBMARINE BoAT.-ALL CoMMU
A ncAons relative TO posrl fisheries god searches or
M other purposes which the boat be applied
addressed Mr. ALEXANDRA, l3l Fulton street. ORc,
hours from 10 to IL o'clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
HOUSES, ROOMS, sc. WANTED.

DART OF HOUSE WANTED-CONSISTINGO OF PAR
lor three bedrooms and kitchen, for small family
four individuals rent not to be than $780, between
Barclay and Prince streets in the vicinity Of broadway
way Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

FINE ROOM TO LET IMMEDIATELY AND AFTER
n the month Of May several choice in the
house situated Broadway Address Mr. Deehessan
III Franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27

ryaed for their perfect fit beauty Of finish ghtnes and
durability Gentlemen would do well to call and them
before purchasing elsewhere Copy the address, 79 Broad
way, up stairs, opposite Towards Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22
Poet Office Neglect

MR. BENNETT IL send your daily paper and the
Home Journal to my friends in the country. To
secure their safe delivery ] have to prepay tho
scription for the two papers. Ny daughter has to
walk over two miles to the Post Office, Canterbury
Cornwall, Orange county, to get the papers.
About effths of the numbers reach their dost-
nation and the others either lost never roach
their destination. Whose fault is this The Post
Office here, the Office at Ncwburg, or at Cornwall !
Perhaps the question might 30 answered through
The columns of the HERALD.
My.fiend, Mr.. Walcot yesterday informed mo
that nc was bearer oflotters from Cornwall to he
nosted in New York, for Poughkeepsie, as they
would be more likely to reach their destination some
three weeks sooner, If not later. Ny object is to
draw attention to tho inconvenience our country
friends arc thus put to- and the pleasure denied to
read the daily news when regularly mailed 70
them. &C CASTLE, NJ. H., 5lS broadway.
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CONCORD, N. H., July 20, 1852.
What is in the Hind no,c i-TisH of ". L. RoJia-
,,-Plotting--The Jrashiagton RcppU,c--
Panid Ucbstr-BWaing Of the Pain near
Concord.
The renowned Rchcau Robinson, who made
such personal attack on General Pierce, at the
whig ratification meeting at New York. has been
here for several days, closeted with " =" a
broken down politician, who is generally believed
to be the author Of the SANDER in the Tribune,
sharging General Pierce with being incorporate in
his habits-whch even Greeley, dirty, aud mean,
and scurrilous as be is, was compelled to abandon,
from its being VIGOROUSLY false, that all the re-
spectacle wings of our city were utterly discustcd
with it, Everybody here asks what is in the wind
now Il Robinson hunting up materials for
another onslaught in the New York abolition
papers, or for stump speech No doubt he wants
to retain his situation in the Custom House, or to
rot something better from General Scott. Don't
he wish he may get il Mr.. - was formerly
4 democrat and was Secretary Of state here. but
turned himself out Of the party, or us the party say
was TUNED out by them for certain tricks wen
known to himself. lie became whig aud an abo-
Etionist and follower Of every ism and "wind CT
doctrine He nun into the ground two or three
abolition and temperance papers, Of which no was
editor. He has been long the veracious eorrospon-
dent OF the Tribune, and Greeley, who i n New
Hampshire man, and knows the antecedents OF
-, would mover permit him to correspond for
his paper, IL he wanted 10 do what was upright and
honorable. But he is man exactly after his own
heart, and though under the influence Of fear Groo-
ley lately pretended that the letter inserted
without his knowledge, nobody here that have seen
Believe him on the contrary, there isgood reason
10 believe that his correspondent has been employed
by Greeley to do such dirty work He has no yysible
means of stpport, and no vocation by which he can
earn living. He is tho mortal enemy of General
Pierce who does not speak to him, he set down
by every democrat here, as the author Of those at
tacks that appear at distance in the whig journals
Some few years ago, letter appeared in one Of the
papers here signed with the name Of Senator ono
intended to produce temporary political effect
The letter turned out to be forgery, and tho Con
cord Pafi1og denounced some one as the author III
brought suit against the proprietor Of the paper
and though he aworo that be was not the writer
and that at the time lie was not IN the pae
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observation-disclosures.

The T. g sloop Of Decatur, which arrived ~ view
Orleans ON the 18th inst from Pensaco = ON rooautins
service The following compose her ofucers--W iiain
Green Commander; William T. Muse, James W. Cooke,
Lieutenants Charles W HsyesAsctng Lsrtsnanti !
W. D. Greenhow Passed Ai I,s,st Susevr' ~
hctina Purcr Henry Hunter, Acting Master; Charles
GRAY Passed Midshipman William A. Abbott, Edward
n Potter william H. Dana Charles y. Sparks, Mdship
men; VIM. W drOen, Captains Clerk; James Wslkes
Acting Boatswain William Burniece, Gpnnsr; 1alN
Linn Carpenter, John J STAFFORD, SaiinaaAss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-22

The Galrcsioa NccS, Of the 9th inst ca, sthc cot
ton crop win open unusually carly This year ~
good number Of planters win commence picking ny
the middle or goth Of this month, and should our
new. crop in our market before the ist 2i Sop"
temLer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

be at the Judge in this city, al,houeh tho
Judges warm friends calculate on his ,r;.
umphan, election from the District by large
majority. In regard to the judreship for ,hs
Court OF Appeals, the present incumbent. W,
Daniel. Esq, seems to be the fayorite. Judge
John Robertson OF your city is a deseryediy
popular man IN this section, but the annuncia.
ton OF his intention to run, made its annear.
aeee entirely too late, even to reach the voters
OF the whole ds,ricti consequently, his pros.
poets are anything else but fattering.
Dr. p.C. Spencer, one of our most skilful
and eminent surgeons, performed an operation
on small colored boy this morning for the
removal of stone in the bladder. The one.
ration occupied but two minutes in its perfor.
nance, and the stone removed weighed 346
grams. He was assisted by several young
physicians of this city.
The new dredging machine built for the pur.
pose of excavating the Appomattox, is now
last receiving her machinery on board, and
Will IN short time commence operations,-
She is TO cost with her machinery, &C., some
$4,000.
The weather to-day is very warm, and the
heat quite oppressive. Our streets, therefore
do not present that lively appearance which
they are wont to do when the atmosphere il
more balmy.
shall write you again in day or two, when
perhaps, can give you some thing more i'm.
portant than is herein contained.
Truly, &C., "SLY ALLEY"
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HENRiCO
Correspondent ace of the Dispatch.


OrrSefUes.-Circuit Court of PeteTsburg.-
htect'o"s.-SurgieaI Operation by DR..
Spencer Warm Weather, sc. sc.
hf' EDlToR:-As your little daily is read
wa much interest IN our "Cockade Town.
save thought u brief epistle might rot he
"Aoiiy unacceptable. Our city only numbers,
according 10 the last census, about 10000 in
1lab'!ahiS. aud consequently we have not as
dHpie material t0F news az others with sreater
toru'atGn. aDd more varied interests.
%! circuit court " hich has been IL sessi0n
,ts sr'tfal days is now drawing 30 ii close.
but tiiie oi importance hes been Transacted
before lhe couIt Ihns far. Tie tf,al Of Morgan,
ne teller ef the Exchange Bank being the
most prominent case tia, has come before il.
Tomorrow our elections, as you nre aware,
~ come off, The contest between Messrs.
1o!.h W. Nash, the present Judge Of tie Cir
Gun Conn, and II. X. Meade, will be warm
"He' and IL is the impression that Mr. M. will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28
Nxw BASSra.-I, slway, affords u, ple.sure

NEW BANNxR.-It always affords Us pleasure to
chronicle any new exhibition of Southern industry
and enterprise. Northern dependency leads to
Southern sycophancy On yesterday, our atteL'
ton was called to striking manifestation of the
Industry and taste of our fellow -townsman, P. Hor.
ton heach, 81 Main street, in the shape of most
magnificent silk banner. 1t was prepared by Mr..
NJ In pursuance to order from the ladies OF
Laurel Hill, and is designed for presentation to
Laurel Hill Division, No. 1l9, Sons of Temperance
The e-ground of the banner is painted white /;
gold scrolLwork surrounding fine emblematic
painting of the three graces Love, Purity and FL
deity. The charming trio guard the temple of Alb
stinence, from whose dome fountain of sparkling
water is seen issuing Beneath the feet of the graces
Is finely painted scoope work. encircling the words
Look not upon the wine when it is red, for at last
1t biteth like an adder" The reverse side of the
banner is of blue color letters indicating the name
and time of the institution of the order inscribed
upon it, The mountings are composed of heavy
silver bullion lace and tassels and scarlet drapery
noble looking eagle, of golden plumage, is perch
ed on the top of the standard. The entire WORK.
manship of the banner reflects great credit upon
Mr.. keach's artistic skill and refined taste in this
department of art. We hope tina, Southern socie.
ties will support native talent by patronizing those
who like Mr.. K. are living in their midst compe
tent and capable of filing orders for gorgeous
draperies and banners in style unsurpassed at the
North
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

ComaITTED.-John Van Beuren, one of the par
ty of four charged with fighting in the Poor house
burying ground on Sunday last, was on yesterday
tried, found guilty, and committed by the Mayor to
JAIL in default of $50 security. James Cardell was
selt to Jail Wednesday, and the remaining two
transgressors, John and James Carter, have yet to
be caught. Its to be hoped that tais summary ac
ton of the Mayor will abate the nuisance Of Sunday
disorder in the burying ground.
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REHABILITATION.

R.C.L. Moncure elected Judge of the Court Of
Appeals-no opposition. J. A Meredith elected
Judge of the Circuit Court by AS majority over
Stanard NJ johnson is elected Commonwealth as
Attorney by III majority over the combined vote
of the remaining three candidates. T. w. boswell
is elected Sheriff by 9O5 minority over Keesee. E.
Robinson is elected Clerk of the Circuit Court by
120o majority over Sands. Burton is elected Com
missioner Of Revenus-n0 opposition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

PRAIsEwoRTHY-ALLEN,o of the "Arbour," yes
terday sent bowl of Turtle Soup with trimmings
to our composing room, as an amende for sending
in an advertisement at lae hour on the evening
previous. This is highly commendabls, for none
know so well as printers how to appreciate the
good things of life l-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

DausK AND DfsoaDERLy.-Peter Tracy, whit'
man, and Henry Anderson, free negro, arrestet
for quarreIing in the street while under the ini,u
ence of liquor, were on yesterday discharged b,
the Mayor with a reprimand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

U. S. eIRcuIr CouRT.-Before Judge Hatybar
ton.-This court has deciaed to give young Hoge
the mail-robber, new trial. /. viii come on pro
baby in the course OF the month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

DIsMrssED.--A free negress named Elizabeth
Crane, charged Henry Crane with stealing her free
papers, and on yesterday Crane Was set to the bar
of the Mayors Court, in custody of the day officer,
to answer said charge. The evidence for and
against the accused was peremptory, that It was
very clear that either the complainant or the ac-
cused was telling most infamous lie. Not being
able to decide satisfactorily ss to which of the
twain spoke the truth, the Mayor dismissed the
comp amt.
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a coal mine has been discovered IN hen-
lucky, which appears to be inexhaustible.-
The coal burns like gas, imparting great heat.
II will as readily ignite as cradle, aud the
steamboat men use it for torches, instead OF
pine knots. Its quality is supposed 10 be far
superior 10 the undiscovered coal mines OF
Japan, in search of which the Administration
has sent large naval force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

sraEEr NuIsANcEs.-Josephin Cline and Eve
land Ruole were ssverally fined 50 and costs for
emptying nuisances into an alley on Monday
night. Repeatedly Captain Jinkins.
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INPROVE YOUR sTUHT.

~ Dhs Hs ps.etie. nh.Itps opseisn al rS,s1s1 Sas sr
rived in this city and taken rooms ct the Broad
Street Hotel, where persons desiring his services
may leave orders, and be waited on personally
He has had twenty seven years prac asal expe-
rience in London and this country, And has testi-
monials to show that he has given entire satsfsc-
ton TO all who have avaied lsmseves of his SER
vices. Among them may % found testimonials
from Tx Gov. Tazewell, II ,lt Wilson, Esq, OF the
Exchange Bank, Portsmouth, A McElean, Major
George Marshall, d Robertson, C w Grandy, Capt
George Chambers, T B West, and Thomas VIII
hanson, NJ D, residents Of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
ANY person wishing advice upon the uses and
abuses of Spectscles have the same gratis upon
application 70 Mr.. p.
n. B.-The best Crystal Glasses inserted in old
frames my 2i-6ts
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Mna MRS. Z. LYON, No. 123 Main
~ street, rooms over Word, Ferguson
DN & Barksdale has this day received
.As$new BONNET5. ell Of the latest style, -
adapted to the season, with ready made Mantles
and elegant Fringes, to which she invites the pub
lie generally, as all win be sold cheap for cash.
Dresses and Nantes made TO order.
INV
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SECRET WORTH Knowing Boil three
or four onions in pint of water. Then with
gliding brush do over your glasses and frames
and tst assured that the flies will not light on
the article washed. This may be used without
apprehension, as it will not DO the least injury
to the frames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND WATER
l. COOLERo.-A large assortment OF Patent
Freezers from quarts to l6 quarts; some of which
will make Ice Gre am from is to 20 minutes. Wa
ter Coolers of various sizes, from to gallons,
OF the cheapest and most approved kinds. For
sale at the House Furnishing store of
GINTER,
my 22-6t 137 Main street.
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REMOVAL AND OPENING OF =
FA ASHIONA BILE MILLINERY.
MRS n PHI Ip

- Having procured suitable location for
business, and fitted up In neat and appro-
~ pirate style, is now ready and would be
pleased to receive her customers and the
public generally, at her New Store, No SO Main
street i've doors above 18th street. By recent ar
rangement, she will be receiving constantly, the
latest most approved styles, and Fashionable
Materials, and customers may be assured she will
supply them upon terms more accommodating
than they could procure at the North.
~ Dress making, Embroidery, &C., promptly
executed. Store closed ON Saturdays.
nv l7-l2t
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FASHIONABLE SPRING 1ND

"a FASHIONABLE SPRING AND
M SUMMER CLOTHlNG.-N. w. NELSON
& co. would respectfully inform their Gus.
toners and the public generally, that they
Eave just received large and ch ice assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, which they offer at
the lowest cash prices. From their superb varities
OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, purcha-
sers can select the latest patterns for Coats,
Pants and Vests, and have them made up by &
Co. in the m est fashionable styles. They offer for
sale also select assortment of gent,emens Furnish
ing Goods. N. w. NELSON Il CO.,
No 135 Broad street.
ap 30-3m Next door to the Marshall Hotel