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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW AND THE UNION.
sDisorganizers must be put down"
Who are the diAOrranizersf
Aston HOUSE,, New YORK., Feb. 4, II

Aston HOUSE,, New YORK, Feb. 4, 1853.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Dear Sir-The leading article Of the Washington
Lwsow for the first Of February has attacked the mo-
tives and principles Of the Democratic Rerie,e re-
spectfully ask space in the HERALD TO reply. The
Cniow In Its agony, betrays, by ts intemperance OF
ed and unanswerable exposure Of the Ua,on In the
last sue of the Reris. Forthe venerable editor per
sonalIy, entertain the greatest regard His high
honor and generous nature in private and social
life, and his distinguished service in the field,
shall not however screen his paper from search.
ing criticism. am willing TO accord to him. politi.
caIly that which he seems to be most proud of-his
us.foiox Jacksonism some twenty years ago. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

Total - sol, SEA
The most important items of import during the
week were as follows:Segars, $4l ,05O; coffee, $780,
O22 hatters goods $50 34 undressed skins $76 1854;
railroad iron, $45,2O7 tea, 1851 III; watches, $4s
465; wool, $35,0l2 We had occasion to notice last
week the immense importations of tea and coffee
This week the arrivals and entries have been much
greater the total value Of tea and coffee being fun
one-half of the aggregate importation. But for this
the imports for the week would have been within
the usual limits 1t is rather more favorable fea-
ture than otherwise that the increase in value is in
such articles Of general consumption, as tea and
coffee, articles Of actual necessity. Had it been in
uxures in articles similar to those manufactured at
home, the effect would, Of course have been slightly
injurious; but as it is it does not matter much If
sufficient supplies OF tea and coffee for many months
consumption are entered at this port in few days
or weeks, 1t follows that q corresponding period Of
inactivity in entries must take place. There can be
no extravaganza of an important character in the
consumption Of these articles. In other items there
has been no material alteration About the usual
variety of imports have been entered.
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ACCIDENT IN MOBILE BAY-PRoBADLE Loss OF
LIFE.-The second mate Of the British ship Emf
grant, accompanied by four men and boy part of
the crew. started out on Sunday afternoon from the
ship to fish for oysters, and have not since returned
They were by persons on shore at Grants Pass,
at about halfpast seven In the evening" with full
boat load Of oysters, and apparently the point Of
setting out for the ship. strong gale sprung up
shortly afterwards, and Il is supposed as nothing is
known to the contrary that the boat was swamped,
and all on board lost. The Emigrant cleared on the
2lst for Liverpool with load Of cotton, and was de-
tanned until yesterday in supplying the loss occa
stoned IN her crew by this accident.-Mobile Adrer
hser, Jan. 20.
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. The name 81 the man who was lost overheard from
the Fall River boat Newport. is supposed TO he
Michael Wieklam. lie was on hi, way to Boston.
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Total value of merchandise imported first week
in February ...,,,,.............S1 876, 1893
Do. dry goods do. do....... 2,715,4 el
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linked despotism across our Southern border-mana-
cles on our feet. All this and then claims TO be
honestly waiting to learn the Pierce policy while
embarrassing it in advance at every corner. But
while putting all these bars across the Presidents
future path, why has the Union kept sealed lips
about the most important measure now before Con-
gress THE ten million appropriation to put the
President upon practical ground from the day Of his
Inauguration. OF course it is not factious, stubborn
opposition to a most provident State measure
because it was brought forward by Young Anne
RIGA. o no! these honorable men and true pa
triots are far above such seditious policy. They
his own name, that he approves of his own election
is in favor of the people placing confidence in him,
and beives that the public money would be safe
in his hands. For myself, | cannot see how
democratic information, can doubt, with all the
page of Gen. Pierce's political life open as the
day before the world, what course he will pur-
sue. II is an insult TO General Pierce 70 express
doubt; As well wait, while the Capitol should
be ,on fire, to learn il General Pierce approved
OF having the building saved. So confident
am | that the authors Of such line of
policy will not be trusted to represent him and his
administration, that offer, without hesitancy, to
transfer 10 them the Rerieu with twenty thousand
dollars subscription due, If General Pierce will init
mate, cause to be ntmated to me, that he thinks
that the Washington Union establishment has the
capacity and intelligence to conduct this national
paper Of the people.
BY the course have pursued, in not putting up
individuals am proud to say that have not, after
a whole year employed in assiduously building up
the reputation Of candidate for high position.
been obliged, Is true Of the Washington Union con-
Germ to make private journeys to Concord, and play
the iconoclast upon my own IDOL and that not on
any change of principle or course in the man him
self, but for caprice new personal interest
have asked nothing Of Gen. Pierce, personally nor
shall /. recommend no one write no letters, sign
no petitions, express no prefereDces-ha full
confidence in the sound judgment and ssgacity ofhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
hpRrsT or 4 STREEr pREAcHER

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE ELEVENTH WARD
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Capt Squires and
other officers Of the Eleventh Ward arrested street pre-
acher named Daniel parsons who speaking to large
concourse Of citizens in spar yard at the foot OF Thirds
last River
II is well known that for several weeks past considerable
excitement has prevailed in that portion of the City conse
qu,nt upon street preaching and disturbances arising from
differences of religious belief among the auditors
The Mayor and Chief of Police fearing that serious riot
would occur in the present state Of feeling deemed ad
vhobe to prevent further street preaching in that locality
for the present Accordingly yesterday large police force
was detailed from other Wards who held themselvesn read
ness at the Eleventh Ward Saton House in their ser
vices should be required AT three o'clock Capt Squres
received notice that large Of citizens had con
erraiod at the foot Of Third ST. East River to which spot
he Immediately repaired, above stated and arrested Mr.
Parfors Several persons urged those present
the prisoner but act of violence was attempted The
prisoner was conveyed the Eleventh Ward Station House
followed by the mob which arriving there could no.
have been less Than five thousand persons Here another
attempt made by of the leading men TO nce the
mob 10 rescue the prisoner when six OF them promptly
arrested end lockedup
Justice Wood Mayor Westervet and the Chief Of Police
were sent for and arriving at the Station House the par
ties arrested were brought before them and after an inyes
tcaion Justice Wood discharged the prisoners at the
lime admonishng. them to desist from such conduct in M
iue and ooncurrag in the action taken by the Police
1t is asserted that during last week the Mayor ap
Piled TO- ard refused grant license to street preachers
and that on being waited upon yesterday his residence
BY large number Of the citizens he denied having ordered
the arfest Of Mr. Parsons
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC
NO NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WRH.
Dates Liverpool, Nov. 10; London. -.

The l. 5. Mail Steamship Arctic. from Liverpool
about 10 A. NJ WEDNESDAY 30th inst, arrived here q.
l O'Clock yesterday.
The Cunard Mail steamer Africa arrived AZ Liver
pool quarter before midnight, of Sunday 9th ult
The steamship Golden Age. in leaving her dock for
the river, struck on the wall of Birkenheal wharf and
slightly damaged her cutwater. twill not cause
than two days days detention
The news brought by the Arctic may be briefly
summed up Nothing Of additional importance has cc-
CURED at the seat Of war but OF armstiee
were prevalent. At Liverpool Cotton was quiet
but steady BreadsuIs in fair business at slight
decline.
On the evening of the 30th ult, Chss c. Williams,
Cd Assistant Engineer Of the Arctic while duty in
the Engine Room, in contact with the starbosrl
side lever, and was instantly killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

Hon. Gerrit Smith intmates in letter to friend at
-ica an intention 10 resign his seat IN Congr OWING 70
The % mi illness which affects him-a disease in the head
Which continues unahated He viii not he says resign
immediately but will hold month or two, IN me et
notation that during this time an improvement N ms
health nav allow him 10 engage in the duties Of ms ounce
or thft be viii he much as 70 make II h obvious
S,t, 20 RESIGN lOswego Times
DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADr-Mrs. Elizabeth Eth,
colt died at ELECTS Mills Nd on the 18th ui IN ihe va
ar OF her age Two weeks previous 10 her aea,9 VI
Letter signed with her hand she RENTED IN ADVANCE
her fourth years subscription 10 TIE N19Rai Is,ei,
mar raper to the first number Of which her naDana'
Gorge ElEcoii ST. subscriber g. be was ASP 20
me inst number OF The baltimore Amertcaa: hfs In
cor WIS ,he last survivor Of the numerous family sitsr
Iceland tu eny one years and the two lived happily %
gether for fo ~ two year.
Xr Moore was found guilty OF mansla1gh.er a. hoc1
Cord IN on the ssth nit and sentenced 20 the Fenen1y
On one wear He murdered man named Terrence Dol
srie and the people Indignant ~ the vefaie Q,
~ Irrv iist ,lcy held public meeting ana grnolhcsl
G .snpce Of .hs Cox. bVrlesIue and disgrace 70
;hl s9grtr!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
Mitchell MOVEMENTS.
Tie following letter from Mr. Mitchell VIII probably put
an end 10 the contemplated public procession

Tie following letter from Mr. Mitchell VIII probably put
an end 10 the contemplated public procession
BEooELYS Saturday, Dec 10, 1855
t. ne ConEeci Of tie Ciie Soeiio and Mi4y Co@PaH'
!Seir- York
CISTLEYES; must be permitted respestfuly and grie-
fully 70 decline the public which understand b con
empleo ny honor rather in honor OF the cause Of
ALREADY have received the public welcome ofth civic e1inSf
Of beth NewYOrt and Brooklyn Already t1ess two srei, e
their sympathy with lh ana
hon Of lrelsnds oPpreor IL sneasn Any
1tleI personal rlcTfcaten individual by o. 'apAA
roup through the busy Streets Ct NewYork woae BE- lsIails
r. which s heve a. heart and woad %
you oppressive ard huTilains 70 me WIN yo.5 dps
n uren the liberty Of suggesting tat the pro
Of fe Societies tnd Companies should t1k place on
last MONDAY or which The CRY e 10 b opened 20 me Tor
lie rurrue such public expression ~ sypahy
A. yor others might disposed oter In serwa sssnfng 20
met urn another dsy that proceto vas ne
lr cone ard III uniat nti0nay ued you eepitaln
indulgence Forhe future IL Is my eArnes
wish 70 cuic hut zesousy IN mann more coz
isl 10 nv tsstea effective hr good en1sn
gentlemen with regard and gratitude yosr oeetent
ss,vsyt JOHS Mitchell.
The dinner TO Mitchell is be given in the Broadway
Theaier on Monday the 10th inst Mr. Collins having con
ssned to forego his gh:to appearance on that evening
The tickets are IS each the holder have the privilege Of
introducing two ladies Taiuousy to the boxes as spec
tacrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

through the Persian territory for shat purpose With the
shah perTuisson If he VII give Z aad without il Il re
fused he Khan Of Boklasa bad been Killed. by band Of
Afghan end his place taken BY MS lae Yizer Afghan
IrirCe. pa1Es 4 Ddbrnl The Igls,niag
They say hut not told Whist authority ths. die
Ger ss declared be wiz 10. accept any farther advice
from tho tur Power bit nag perhaps negotiate DIRE,
zyrh .te Satan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-18
NUMBER 224
MISCELLANEOUS
THE UNION OF TWO FOND 9EARTsI

14AH O1SAO4N lOcE. 1 WV fOND. HEARTSI
HAUGHTILY REJECTED.
nrsni, glorious MOI n. as Jupiter ndoenty recned
- IN ms palace OIL Olympus, the oddess Dian enteTed
oeaacous lace wrcatled in smiles bewItching
than the song OF the 'CumHan SibyI Sealing 9
hnee 9 Tue lndugEnt God size bes0ught him to grant
=, 4 LIFE OF PERPETUAL vIRoINIrYI
and instead OF the - ~ tONAL iequest'
slLKEN BONDS OF WEDLoCK,
hnd the charming Goddess choosing the insind life or
spotes Virgin, aud in the nnscue pIeasmIa NJ nc % u
connubial bliss ~ t 't'e iePIuIes OF
:hsr Aearenly Form haughtflyshe Prtxed,,
enough preferred the exploit or catching te
Ieer with horns or Gold fed al fhe 6oo Of sop,
arrhasius, on the owery banks Of the DARK nshhs I'm
drus,' to a state Of 41N P@0oie AM
domestic happiness, the only bliss
VI fatadIse, That survived the fall.'
s9Sh Choice although supported prestir of tba
Goddess Diaa the public Is fully assured Is cnSfrsi @
tipotal 10 Tho inclinations et' ei'
THE TRULY FORTUNATE AND FAR PANIED
LOTTERY AGENTS d BANKERS
PYFBR & CO.,
49,. No. Light Street, Baltimore M4
dhey are undsgusedly in favor of the Union and their
iustated ths in the Month Mach 1853 as viii IL
served by reading the following grand distribution of
RICH AND RARE FoRTUNESI
The Old Established House still stande ,,r,r...,.,
in the sale OF Splendid Prizes. F
SaS6oS, IN package OF Halves, sent to Tennessee .
S3o0G, in package Ot Or. Tickets sent 10 Penn
SSd00O, In package OF Whoes, sent 10 s. ca,oIrna
$4,000, in package Half Tickets sent 10 Eeosa,
SlS656, in package of Halves sent 10 S Caroiins
Sl6512 in package OF Quarters, sen: to N Caroiina
SdUUOU, Ill package Q! Quarters, sent Virginia
Sg,eia, S, in package Of Whole Tickets sent to Penn
w he sure 10 adureSs Tor handsome Prize
PYFER & Co, No. Lights Bait
p L ENDID SCHEMES
FOR APRIL, 1883
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]. H; n;2s ggTD+zRTTGGooRi D+RTGoR, EDITORS.

.,cr M. 2l, Water Street, between Alcc!oe
.nd Quincy
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Americans, Patronize Yonr own Mnnu
Z faeturcs.
. Whea1jnp Si11 To ofprr

A MEXICAN Silk manufactured into superior and sub.
IA stanl articles OF the various fabrics in
GlLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel.
ing Tho curious in such matters invited to call
the process OF manufacturing and those wishing pur.
chase Silks wholesale or retail can be supplied renson
able terms at Gilrs StOre adjoining the Factory
NJ. Adams, s. Forbs', A. o. Fairchd's Marsh Tay.
lors, and o. w. Heiskils, Wheeling Va, and James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House., No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics warrented all pure Silk and have taken
at the American Institute New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair We constantly
manufacturing, and stock large and
comprising many vareesvelyets satins, vcstngs dress
silks fringcs cravats handkerchiefs, of white black
plaid, figured and printed all the newest Styles made
besttwined silk twed and plain. Also, Shirts drawers,
anu half hose for gentlemen.
Please call raronize this important branch
can manufacture variety ofsks
ly executed.
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled Silk bought
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U MS lbt IS Inc pTlCe OF Whole CketS, pacEaF
OF wholes. Halves and quarter tickets either aipsy OF
the package, inproportIon.
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WHEELING.
SPRING OF 1858.
VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry G oods
NO. III Main ST., West side, bettDeen Monroe and
. . onion SITS.
Wheeling, Va
5 NOW In receipt OF mis- Spring stock OF Dry Goods
ami Notions, direct from importers and NanuartI.
Lers Comprising as complete and desirable stock of
Goods adapted 10 the trade this section as can he nh
IN any hoe, East or West, TO which would respcc iiv
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. ..
In black silks, apacas, popns lawas, de aines gng.
has etc. with very large stock prints OF The heS
makes and colors. Also bomnets, ribbons Iinnrs ami
other trimmings in variety. And OF "
MEMS WEAR.
Jeans weeds anu summer clohs also Cottonades De.
MS blue drills brown linens linen drills, nankeens ana
othcI such goods, a very desirable assortment Also
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn on hats so
WOOL brash hats etc; with full stock OF linen and cot
ION 6aggng seamless bags buraps, table diapers crash
drtigs, iiekings checks, shirting stripes ec brown
and beachcd musls with good stock OF white goods
i'll the ~ sOS"S
NOTION LINE. .
AS eambrcs 1acones, Irish linens, laces, threads but
TONS hosiery, Gloves combs, ETC., their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed as we'll in
Quality and style. as in prices. ~ "
mar25 ,NH W. T. SELBY
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;es Ofpackages ofquarter tickets,

drawings forwarded to CORRESPONDENTS bv he
TllIls alter the luttcTcs drawn.
S Correspondents will please order few days bsore
the lotteries drawn
There large per centage in favor those purchasers
VINO order by the Package, and the drawing
four OF largest prizes the scheme are thereby
every instance. i'
Bank Drafts or Certificates OF Deposit payable in
Gold at sight, will be promptly Temted 10 those Cores
pondsnts who draw prizes at PYFER & Cos.
" W femem6er.A PACKAGE OF Tickets, draw -FOUR
OF the most splendid prizes i'll a scheme
0E In order TO Fortune and the cash immedi.
atey ater The result Is knOwn the this paer
have only TO remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
LotteTy brokers, PYFER q Co,
apSl-lm No Light ST., baltimore, Md
United STATED E.oTIIrI 1T1I Ej,-.I-o.,.-.--111I@ :
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SMALLWOOD d. CO.

Lottery aud Exchange Brokers' and dealers in For.ie
Gold Bullion, &c.
BALTIMORE, MD.
SPEClAL licensed vendcIs for the Maryland State Lot.
~ teIes, drawn under superintendent OF STATE
nlssoncTs appointed by the Governor confirmed by
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speed and safety!

speed and Safety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
I,RI- W-EEhLY EXPRE,SSy
HE subscriber perfected his arrangements for run
i ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels! "A.
Between the above mentioned intermediate points
This will be emphatic9lly SAFE AND SPEEDY AccoxMo-
DAroF LINE, by which articles large and SMALL entrusted
toi will be carried speedily aid safely. The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford fair margin for living profit.
~ ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs.
LEAVF-Whceiing every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in Washington at
,LEAvE-Washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ arriving in Wheeling
O'Clock, each evening.
oFflc ES:-In Wheeling the first of April, 1853
Market Street. above Monroe nearly opposite '.waSh
ing0n Hail." and in Washington in the of Mo.ros
Store. Inar26 49, L. w. STOCKTON
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Notice to Housekeepers

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW WCARPETSA AT REDUCED PRICES.
lie 000 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 143 Main street
lO,OO The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners and the puhc geneTaly that he has
from the east and receiving the largest best
most beautiful stock Of Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloths etc etc.
ever offered IN this city, embracing almost variety
from The finest English Velyes down to common Rag
pet This stock has been selected with
chased under the most BILE which will
enable me to sell them much lower than the quality
IN my ne viii please call and select from stock
yards with 100 different Patterns varying price
sonii. q 90 y. q! HARBOUR no 49, Main st! Z
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GASLAMPS,
,entPhnagen h.aD Gn,

x : :
l., 500. 20 BURNING N THE JANE. ts
7his Lamp forProauefng portable Light, 10 confidently
superior nIIY other 1st.
tE LIGHT Is produced by the burning OF aeTilorm
Gas, whiehis emitted in beautiful jets from small per.
forations in Patina. 20.
The Gas as it used by ofits own
acting the burner connected with the Liquid
In the Lamp. Thus II is perfect and portable apparatus
ior creating and burning aeriform Gas
lis use is and the great simplicity Of
any other kind OF lamp 1tTequresno cleaning TRIM
ming do the Oand Canphehe Lamps and burns equally
WELL either with without glass globe shade
fectly free from smoke o odor. -
The opinions scientific may befeaTned
The Annual Fair of the American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL vaS TO the Inventor, and D.
roma 10 the at the proiouG
ed the BEST LIGHT exhibited TO the Institnte
The above for sale, W holesale and Retail by -
~ p No. 29Mohroe st, near the Post once
IserEt 49, sGneettnEs7 Va
iToR SALE.-A fne horse. years old. Alao-ope work
horse. apef AVERY
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Greciun Trigonun,, No. 19S
Main Street.

Dlain Street.
-aH@- ]. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens o: Wheeling and vi.
n II E n f7cinity, that he has just opened and
n elegant establishment for the sale OF Violns.
Guitars VolincelIos, Rngolets Flutes Flies, Accorde.
ons, Ban1os, and Tamborines Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. -.
Instruction books kinds Instruments and for
singing 1la FaE
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute Violin, also, the
newest Songs, Duetts and the very Roman
Italian Violin aLl Guitar Strings.
Claronets Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin. . .
y. keoer's Furniture Polish for renovating vanished
Furniture such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. sal9 sl-
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber, Ptsburg Pianos
Of the first and best manc cure in the United States such
as Nunns and Cars grand and square Pianos J. b. Dun
hans, Halett Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Melodeons. D
and all kind repaired
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEM RICE hdarohar+ Ta;le..L-o.

0pr1nS ana summer ClOth1nE.
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor
ANNOUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
"a public generally that having business
BE- is now Ieeevng at his new Store Room in the SPIy6
HOUSE, WGe- Str et, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
Of every color, quality and variety Plain and fancy
CASSLhERES; Silk Satin, and all kinds of VESTTNGS,
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
make TO order at the shortest notice. in the
manner, and I1test style, HIS fancy Depnrtni ent
embraces Shirts OF every kind Collars, CIayats, Hand
every article in Gentlemens general furnishing
Store you the 6estt In the city, call Head
arIk.