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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15
TELRGR APHIC,
The Anti.slavery Society MT Rochester.
THIRD DAY.
ROCHESTER, May Is, 152


AFTERNOON SESSION.
The subject Of finance came up as the special order
for the afternoon and while the members Of the Finan
cia Committee passed through the meeting to receive
contributions and pledges, earnest and impressive
speeches made by Parker Plsbury Joseph Barker
Marus i. Robinson, and others.
The following resolution from the Business Committee
was unanimously adopted -
Resolved That with 200 900 slaves yet be delivered
50 90 victims be under the iash-wth public
I sr
thousand religious and political presses crush
Churches and sheoo. shs II land .pS
n an. and
BY the most criminal to the Southern trainers
from hi. With freedom
speech freedom Of The PRESS q
the work thu. for the friends and sdvoc.te Of
mary libsraiity, and sefsacrifce.
The following resolution introduced by Mr.. GAR
Resolved That Of all the of human wicked
q manfnd Society Rs,
ssss S that Is the
slave holdcrs that deprecates with
aS ss,i ln .es q.
,' a' be
"a ss eaes srs exist and are * their
and that this Is not the fault the colored
white man, nor Of Christianity but Of
vdence ana no more TO be changed than the
This resolution was supported by Robert Paws Of
Pennsylvania, and unanimously adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
The chair waa occupied by Robert Purvis, of Pennsy
wanna one OF the Vice Presidents The hall crowded
Mr. GARnIsos introduced the following resolutions
Resolved, That here near the residence of that
whose eternal namy 1t will be that his signature
dent Of the United States affixed to the Fugitive
law denounce that law the most cruel and
LEGISLATION that has fog centuries dgaced the statute book
Of any nation.
Resolved That do not stop to ssk whether this
constitutional essential the
preservation Of the Uncn enough for that 10 the cruel
mookery Of all Justice inhuman anti Christian and
cal and trAmplng der feet for ourselves
clare that Tar ~ In lies II shall DO
Resolved That tell the knaves who for political ends
have placed this law the statute book and who
during the sesson declared the question
settled that accept the abatement It Is resolved and
settled that their sha settled that the
which aimed at liberty recoiin with deadly force
the system 10 whose defence u dealt and that whom
history shall trace IN The Fugitive Slave law ofthe
emcen causes Of the overthrow Of slavery she will add
hrst make mad"
In support Of these resolutions eloquent and powerful
speeches were made by Revs. Samuel j May. Wendell
Phlips and VIM. Lloyd Garri.on. Tho severest dsnun
Citations OF the Fugitive SlAvelaw by the speakers
most enthusiastically chcered by the crowded assembly
Alta late hour the society adjourned die.
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s.s fsra Austin q RosnS: AYR. for Boston pr
isdays with noi.ses to Rsssire Co. Has had pi.
rA
Ds s Sw's Sd Bess. Bs;S PsT1'' day. with
,srs Marps{Br! D"us:oes Aroha.. MS. Is day. with
sas ii c.si., Hoard Monttewn NB 10
dsS .Sr ~ ans q pp Sss e oa"h. Amsterdam days
with mdse. TO Fupch & Meinete.
r.o s ans and R Jansso Ms1oh
Ion II. spoke bark Antelope from Baltimore for Rio IA
,ar .s
slowing white ssnsi with red bali In ths centre w Net
con & Sons New Sresn: Incl steering sw; ah !.a 80
hSss rs1Sy 9Th
Mole exchanged signals with Dr. bark Don Pedro sup
posed for Port Princes 10TH 30 miles from HAtarRs
snote Prussinn bark Norma from Ssettn for NYork
Sehr Ann (of Rockland) Dagset, Ponce, PR, April o.
with erpar, TO White.
sohr Harrison Pre Downs, wmuston. N c, days. with
nav al stores. to N MoCready e. Co.
with naval stores. to Hussey Murray.
sehr Joseph Porter. Bennett Virginia. Sdsys
Schr Eliza Amanda. Williams. Virginia. days.
Schr Susan. GRAHAM. Portland. days
Schr Melbourne, uutchins. Calais. 10 days.
Steamer Ontario Chase Boston, q hours.
Sloop Thomas Hawkins, Jones, Providence.
Below,
A large DR. ship with PASSENGERS.
Also, Light ship, of the Highlands.
Sailed,
Ship Flying Cloud Greasy, San Francisco barks Sarah
Bridge Sturdevant, MatanEas Albion (Br), Bell Quebec,
and others.
Wind at sunrise, NNE; meridian dol at sunset, S3W.
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The American and Foreign baptist Mission
airy Society.
CLEVELAND, Ono, May 1864.

CLEVELAND, Ono, May IA, 1854
Tho American and Foreign Baptist Missionary Society
the celebration Of their fteenth anniversary
here yesterday. DR. Nesle Of Boston preached the ami
yorsary sermon Two hundred and fifty Baptist clergy
men present among whom Drs Tucker Of Choago
Batcock Anderson Lassass Forrest and Magoon New
York,
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Methodist Conference ut Boston.

The Conference met ~ the usual hour this morning.
The appes, casc Of Tho Roy g. r Inspiok consumed the
entire morning
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DEATH OF Col. BENToN's ONLY SoN.-John
Randolph Benton died at ST Louis on the l7th
inst. The st. Louis Union of the lssh says;
We regret to announce the death of this young
gentleman, the only sen of Colonel Thomas q. Ben.
Ton. He was but twenty-five years of age, and
was cut down in the very bloom ofheslth and man.
hood giving out every promise Of long and dis
tinguished future"
The Times says:
son Tuesday, the 10th he was one of the myriad
who met Kossuth: on Thursday, the 18th, he
at the ST. Louis University, arranging with the pre-
si6ent for some branches of study on which ne
was eager to enter; that night he was taken iH-at
sun rise on the l7th he had breathed his last"
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The trial of w. B. Radcliff, for the murder
OF David Ross, at Milwaukee, was brought to
close on Tuesday night, and at o'clock ON
the following morning, the verdict was brought
into court. To the infinite astonishment of the
large crowd the verdict was "Not Guilty.
The Judge looked at the paper FIVE minutes
steadily, then eyed the Jury sternly and said
"Gentlemen of the Jury, is this your ver-
dictl
Foreman-"Yes, your honor"
Judge-"All have to say, il it is so, is, may
God have mercy on your conseiences."
A very great excitement prevailed during
Wednesday, and in the afternoon large pub
lie meeting was held in front of the City
Hotel. MIR. S. NJ. Booth, the Editor of The
Daily Democrat, addressed the meeting, and
a series of condemnatory resolutions were
passed.
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TRY GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
IL w BOOTW RIGHT has received his supply

of Dry Geads for the spring trade to which he Ia
vites the .tenfion of his customers and all IN want
OF rich Paris Bareges Barge de LANES, Mouslanes
Kid Gloves, white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mitts, Prints, Of ali descriptions Domestic Goods
Of ali kinds; together with iuil assortment Of
housekeeping Goods of every description, all OF
which will b. sold at the lowest prices ior cash
w. BOOTWRlssHT. No. 265,
NH n5-lm Cor. Broad and let streets.
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nOGGETT q ANDERSON, UPHO l. :
ID STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS. cer.

nOGGETT & ANDERSON. UPHOL-
IL STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
uer Of Governor and Franklin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American Paper Hangings. Borders, Fire
screens and Curtain Papers, making the
had the pleasure to offer. large portion of the
per qualities have just been received from the best
factores in France, and are of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. we have aiso on
ri.ls Curtain Goods. Floor Oil Cloths, lndia and
Coco Mating Window Blinds and Shades, best
curied hair and shuck Mattresses, DC all of which
viii be sold at small profit and all work N our
line attended to purctually, and faithfully executed
NH 2s--d2ms
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SyPRINIS AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

elPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
y We have now received our new and complete
assortment OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods, such
as rich figured and plain Silks white, blue ana ie-
mon colored Water Silks, rich figured D'Laia
Robes plaid, plain and figured Bareges, together
with large supply of other Dress Goods, too nu
merous to mention. Also, in store, rich and hand
some supp Of French Embroideries. 10 which we
invite the attention of customers and the public gen.
eraliy, at CHAS. HARTWELL e. CO.'S,
NH 81 i07 Broad street.
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(7ITY DIsPENsARY.-WM. NJ. DADE

NITY DISPENSARY.-WM NJ. DAUE
~ Dispenser, No II, Nam street, nearly oppo
intends devoting himself particularly TO the bus
ness of preparing Physician Prescriptions and will
use for that purpose none other than the purest
and most reliable medicines. All new and unusual
preparations will be obtained soon as brought
out He will always be in place, both night and
day. to put up Prescriptions with his own hands, and
the greatest care, His charges will be moderate,
and Medicines furnished free OF cost to objects of
charity, when designated by the attending ply
sician
He hopes, from his knowledge and experience
both in the theory and practice of the art, to re-
ceive the public patronage Physicians may be as
sured that he does not violate professional ethics
WILLIAM NJ. DADE,
NH 29 Chemist and Apothecary.
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COME A RUNNING-D0N,T STOP
v TILL YOU GET TO LEVY'S Levy has just
returned from the North where he has purchased
large lots of cheap Goods. Handsome Barege De-
LANES at 1884, 90 and 25 cts, well worth double the
money; Lawns at 10, l2t and higher price; Cling
hams at 12l Worked Collars az Ct, l2a, and high
er price. worth double the money; the cheapest lot
of Worked Sleeves ever otferei, also Chenisetts,
fully p per cent cheaper than the article can
be purchased for in other stores and lots of other
cheap Goods, too numerous to mention at this
time ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
POI Broad street
VIII open today 400 pair of Ladies' Shoes, at
So 624 and rs cts and Caters 81, ,l2l and $l25.
NH 90
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DAZUIts.-A few dUz, Of those unrivalled
II American Razors, just opened. We are au-
thorized by the manufacturer To give an unquai
fed warranty in every instance, and the m lney
win be refunded when the purchaser is perfect
y C. j. SIsTON d. CO.,
Sole agent for this City, Sign of the C cular Saw
II Main Street mn %f-'s
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Ehii iGHANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
p,ss.c lance AGENCY.
rAooAIE : t.rr IIChETs In THE OLD EsTAB.
LlsHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
OF London and Liyerpooi Packets.

~ London and Liverpool Packets.
LHiNNELL, MlNTURN & co. OWNERS,
81 s,I me ne undersigned are sole Agents
n .ne saie OF passages in the absve sl5E
New World, Queen of the West, CONSTITUTION.
bsefPoo Ashourtsn. Albert Gallatin, Constantine,
patrlck Henry, American Congress. Cornelius
Sfifnei, s, lnas spendence, Yorktown Prince Albert
Sir Robert Peel, London
For tne accommodation of emigrants. and TO
prot ctthem from any imposition, we win direct
=, SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford 4 Co., London, for anv
sn1nna . s91n upwards payable at any bank in
Irishmen wishing to send money to their
Irienas, or bring them out from the old country
WIN ma our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means. '' ''''"oi0
NH l6-d3m - -'.- S'ieo'
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mia 2

I'M DEKIks.--cishiSTiAN n la
II THROP have received per steamer Roanoke.
French Embroidered Lace and Muslin Sjeeves !;
French embroidered lsce and muslin Collars and
Chemizcsts; one carton embroidered swiw Mus
Ilns; also, Fiilss Cambria and Muslin Trinnnings,
NH 81
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF SPRING
Ia AND SIMMER READY.MADE CIl LTHING

II AND SUMNER READY-MADE CLOTHING
]. d. GOODMAN isnow receiving at his new store
room, No. l34 Main street, one door above his old
stand, large and well selected stock OF spring and
summer ready made Clothing, to which he cor
daily invites the attention OF the trade. Fatterne
hims elf that he is now able to please all who may
favor him with call in fits. qualities and prices
His stock comprises every article in the Clothing
line, all of which viii be sold at the very lowest
cash prices. Being under very small expense, with
large stock, the greatest facilities offered to
the purchaser j. D. GOODMAN,
No. l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N 81 have on hand, also, a large lot of
Trunks, Carpei Bags, Vases, &c, of all Sizes and
of good quality and finish, which will be sold at
small advance on cost Cali and examine before
you make your purchase. J. D. G.
NH
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DEATH AND BEQUEsTs OF WEALTHY
MAN.-We learn fron New York papers that
Ephraim Holbrook died at his residence. in
that city, few days ago. He was born at
Albany. Thirty years ago he became partner
and principal manager of the New York branch
of the house of Parish, Holbrook & Co., at
Charleston. He lived afterward in New York.
He retired from business and went to live at
Hyde Park, but atterly occupied cottage in
Fourth avenue. New York, and employed his
leisure in financial operations in Wall street,
by which he made the principal part of tine
$400.0O0 which he left behind him. He had
no children, butadop,ed little girl as daugh-
ter, who married Mr.. Lee, and went with him
to the West. Lee died, and Mrs. Lee went to
Connecticut to live. She had son to whom
Mr. Holbrook bequeathed $4,000 or $4,000.
He left a jointure to his wife, and the balance
being about three-fourihs of the whole,
three hundred thousand doIlars) )-he has be-
queathed TO charitable an religious institutions,
the Bible Society, the Tract Society. and seve
raj others.
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NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has now in
~ Store and viii be receiving per every arrival
his Spring supply of new and desirable Dry
Goods. embracing every article kept in the best
retail establishments. He would invite the atten
ton of the public his friends and the customers of
the late concern of Warren, Fariss & Brown, to
his stock row exhibiting at the store OF the late
concern among which will be found
Embroideries of every kind in large assortments
Ladies Dress Goods.
House Furnishing Goods.
Irish Linnens and Sheetings.
Cloths, Casino res,
and in fact, a complete and general assortment.
VIM WARREN,
NH 2O-3m l4l Eagle Square.
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The following statistical comparisons be-
tween the cities Of Philadelphia and New York
were read a, meeting held in PHILADELPHIA.
on Thursday, of persons favorable to con.
solidation of that city and the Districts into
one municipal government:
The county of Philadelphia, from one ex-
treme to the other, extends about twenty three
miles, and has an average breadth of about
FIVE and one half miles. II comprises one ci,v.
seven incorporated districts, five boroughs.
and population of about four hundred and
ten thousand souls, ofwhich only l2l, All are
in the city proper. The city and seven i'm
corpOrated districts are, to a great extent.
compactly covered with houses, have the an.
pearance OF unity, and contain about three
hundred and forty thousand souls. The re-
motest point of the county from the State
House is about fifteen miles. The city of
New York embraces the whole Island Of Man.
haitian, extends fourteen miles in length. and
has an average breadth of about one and a
half miles. The rural parts The island con-
tain only the ancient and small Villages of
Harlaem and Manhattanville, and the entire
city population of about FIVE hundred and
fifteen thousand souls. The funded debt of
the city and county of Philadelphia is about
nine millions of dollars. The funded debt Of
| the city of New York is about eleven millions
of dollars. The ratio of tax paid for corpora-
ton and county purposes varies in the various
| municipalities, but may be fixed at S13l per
cent, of value; while in New York, for like
purposes, it is everywhere, not including the
rural parts, $l.l54.
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UERRING,S SALAMANDERS.
- IL Il II racnixiI

1'IIE Il bSt M 10 ~ T., :, = - y
| r.r;hsr supply OF the real Fl2E.PROOF SAL
.uaNNER SAFES, the genuine kind which has
g,,r failed ia all the late fires to preserve their
tents Every merchant who have valuable
l,-ss and papers should have one.
Ne are prepared 10 furnish Banks. Insurance
r ,rosuias, Railroads. and all others, with Safes,
ar ya;eu; locks. that cannot be picked or blown
o,en 5y powder. Cali aud examine safe at our
~ iskcn from the ruins of the great fire, with
:. ..s interior perfect, aud the books and money
:" s1vei Fires are frequent, and those in want
Esi better not delay. All sig hand, at factory
-~'rss FRY & McCANDLISH,
e. 3f-ts Agents for the State of Virginia.
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HAVANA CIGARS.-ls0,000 genuine HA
ii VANA CIGARS, sume of very superior quail
ity now in store and for sale on reasonable terms.
Dealers in this srtce Ill nd it to their advantage
to call and examine my stock before they go North
as import most OF my Cigars direct, and can af-
ford, therefore TO sell the as low any house in
the country. r. CRAM,
No. 9, Exchange Block,
NH 95-6t+ Richmond Va.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
CHRISTIAN 81 LATHR0P have recs


u ed their supply OF Dry Goods for the spring
trade to which they invite the attention OF their
customers, and all IN want OF
Very rich printed Paris Bereges
Very rich Chsllies and Turbines
Paris Mousline, plain and printed
Mouseiaine De LANES, all qualities
Hunanni and Paris Lawn Robes
Pisin black silks
Figured black Silks, very rich
Rich, plain and fgured silks coloured
Broeade silks very superior
PLAN and checkered Canton Silksl
Dotted Swiss Muslns
Rich colored embroidered swiss Muslinsi
Plain and printed Jsconets
PLAIN Grenadines silk Tissues,
Brocade organdy Pomparores
Rich Foulard Silks, irisn Poplins
Housekeeping Goods of every description
Together with full assortment OF Mourning
All OF which will be sold 81 the lowest prices by
CHRISTIAN & LATHRoP.
NH 90 90 N ain street
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A kCVlC SEAhChANU 1s-AA .s.-~-..-
ii journal OF q boat voyage throagnA ~ nupsl.
Land and the Arctic Sea- In search oi Ins Dscovsfy
ships under command VI sir John flsnkln. VIII .h
an snpendix on the Physical Geography OF North
a. s,sr,rs ~ sir John richardson, g B. n ).
Darien, or the Merchant Prince. historical ko-
'4'a-' = A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker 4 Morris,
nah ~ 81 Main street.
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

FTHE IBStRIBER- al great COST mas ntIeu
| I'D tais establishment in an entirely new style
i. brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
Tie el3 alleys are taken up and new ones substtu
,es aid the whole presents an appearance truly
---..fcent
Two avs in the week Will be set apart entirely 70
L benefit Of
THE LADIES;
-.,e Of whom, however, Will be admitted unless
g-.rualicd by gentleman.
Tie public are requested to cal! today and see
,s-.s .bri- own ewes A SMITH,
-a3-ts Proprietor.
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DkEE DEN ~ FOX have just ireceived
Id l04, la, and l24 Linen Sheetings
"a and I0-4 Table Damask
Birds-eye and Scotch Diapers
Napkins and Doileis
and A Irish Linen
9-s and "a Pillow Linen
French and Irish Drilings
Brown and Bleached Cottons
with full stock of servants and children's wear.
which they offering very cheap TO their city and
country fienjs.
NH So dtw2w pit Broad street
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LOOK HERE

LOOK HERE!
MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Iva his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and ia
panned Tin Ware, stoves. Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. g. Main
street, toors above the old Market. Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and as cheap and good any other establish
menr in the State WIN. SEARS WOOD,
NH 4-lm A Practical Workman.
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sFEs FOn RENT, an excellent Brick Dwelling
Essa House on 7th street, nearly opposite the resi-
dence of Conway Robinson Esq snd at present
occupied By Mr. ]. NJ Poindextsr Possession wiil
be given the fret OF April.
TOLER Il COOK,
NH II General Agents.
LLUTINAS AND ACCOhUEuNs.-50
II Accordeons and Fiatinas, beautiful assortment
of superior French manufacture, just received and
for sale By A. MORRIS.
NH "a.
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I n NtsE SEUCh Ut DIR UOVDsS A4<O
Ia HARDWARE AT COST The subscriber,
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made in the Store, preparatory to conhning them.
selves exclusively to the sale Of Dry Goods, viii
sell at cost, OF cash, approved negotiable notes,
at four months, their large and desirable stock OF
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants. planters and others, will find it to
their interest TO examine this excei Mt stock OF
Goods, which will be sold at either wholesale or
retail.
THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS CO,
fe o3-ts Main street
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~ N Es ADAMS N CO.,s
~ - Ss-SsslEsagE agEXPRESSESa are now mn

ESA n 6ssHssss=zszszzssss ADAMS & CO.'s
80 g x.1lE.---ss1s. EXPRESSES are now run
United States and its superior facilities are offered
to all tat low rates for the rapid carriage and de-
hvery OF articles of all descriptions boxes bales
PACKAGES parcels, money, &c. &C., and for the col
haveagents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmos,
prompness may be relied upon for the perform.
ance OF all business entrusted to us.
Custom-house business attended to- goods senterad
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch.
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS e. co.'s FIX.
press.
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
in sums to suit, for sale at this office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning Except Sunday al
y o'clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
Office No. 5. Fourteenth street. Richmond, Va.
1- CASES, THIS WEEK, READ
L MADE CLOTHING-Spring Goods,
1S52.-KEEN, CHI ES & BALDWIN have this
week received a full stock of good Ready Made
Clothing to which they call the attention of all in
want.
Black Erench Cloh, Dress and Frock Goats
Brown, blue, olive, and black French Frocks,
QighD
do do do do Sacks
Black Camblet, Alpaca, and Drap de Tae Sacks
and Frocks
Light Alpaca and Goats Hair Camblet Sacks
English Merino Dress and Frock Goats
Grass Cloth, Linen Lustre, and brown Linen do
Real Searsucker and Bell Check
French Tweed, Sacks and Frocks
silk, Satin Italian Cloth, Farina Satin, Bomba-
zine, Marseilles, Grass Cloth, Yellow and
Brown Linen Vests, &c, &c
PANTS, all grades, Black and Fancy, French Cas-
simere, Marseilles, striped Bell Check, White and
Colored Drillings, Merino, Camblet, Kossuth
Cloth, &c. Also, fancy Goods, Cravats, Shirts,
Collars &C., &c, in endless variety. No. l02 Main
street KEEN, CHlLES & BALDWIN.
NH 90