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NorICp OE ItE,OyAI.-po or enstomrr. a ad the


~ public ronerByWe would sspectfuy inform
and all o dry goods taken
about by Sas ~ H ediatsy
Market between 7th and 9Th and moving
there about the goth n AuRusihe time u calculated
store viii be comfeed ~ making this
" good lelr
aud The location being
central IN the city, and the plan uf tho well
businessyrnlaon light and width having been
kep, IN view Ia Planning them hs, we think purchasers Of dry
goods VIII take pleasure dealing i We shall constantly
hand probably he largest and varrd Of dry goods
The District comprising variety, from the lowest
finest goods imported, win cndcavo
viii insure US large share Of The public patronage
We sai commance from this and offer Inducements
ali who favor with Our stock
large and wt assorted and tyos o fancy goods viii be Of
Tered exceedingly cheap, determined when
move with an entire new stook of goods. -
w. NJ. sHUsrFR h co,
May 0T-codimif Seventh -, near the avenue.
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Norip Bounty eo,l25 fotty acres
~ sued under o September 1850 IN The Of David onn
has appcson will be made Pcosn Once
siS weeks ader This for a dlpic warrant. +. .
Az csuoned purchasing .ad warrant ~ =
eAyat has been Land oce hr ~
she o. patent on ssid warrant. u, ". WilpDt Il.
June ll--iawevsws FTi,T Eatf nt .HH Z Attorney
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SELLING GOODS cheaper than any other merchant
~ in the District
Plaid silks nt 621 cents worth SIX
Plain silks at rs cents, worth 81
Figured silks at q i cents, worth 81 IS
Black tiks, cheap
Plain bersgss nj 25 cents, worth 37S
Ffcnch jaconets and lawns 25 worth 37A
Portsmouth lawns al l2i cents worth IS
Berege delaines l2A worth -
Lace mantlas at Slo, worth SIS
Applicant manlrs AZ $40, worth si6
Plain and embroidered Grape shawls, cheap
so pieces bonnet III ands, cheap
81 new style bonnCts, cheap.
A krd OF goods usually a
goods which will sel than be had
where ia the Dislet Give call and you will hnd what
be no humlug.
June i5-eod2wf HALL a BRDTFER.
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nEsTLEnEN's uEAR.--Just received = very large and
handsome aornen Of blue black brown, satin, olive,
aud gray French CLOTHS
Plain and fancy English and French eas-irueros
Many styles plain aud French dnngs, entirely
Plain and figured silk, cashmere Marseifes
very rich aud ysive vpsnE suitable the
Together with oumllete supply Of neck es crsvs pocket
handkerchief tsik and nen) gloves, hosiery, Sc which
Apa9-w HooE, BRO, CO.
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Tickets Sl0-ha'ves S5-quaIier 81 So
Cerh ca,es OF packages Of Nc whole tickets, 81 30 O0
Do do 20 half
DO do 70 quarter do 81 so
@ Orders for tickets aid shares eerdesies
the above ndd lotteries viii prompt
and an aceouat OF each drawing viii be Immediately
all who lrom
Address r. J. BuCKgY, Agent,
JuupQ Atydk hrfpyf n.l.xx
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wILLAItD's HOTEL #.#
ARDThe undersigned would respectfully inform the friends and
OF this establishment that the above naned hotel will be
closed Wednesday, the l3h repairs and enlargement 10 be
fcop-ned the coming a Acknowledging the 0eta support
heretofore extended proprietor will he able his
house in csndon viii merit increased copunuance Of
the
II. A. WILLARD
Washington June l2, 1853.
lt-dlM
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L,oR HEsr-rwo large, airy chambers, with beth spr
10 Fl EGs.f& MRS. LAMB,
May 10 ~dslstJuna Opposite wfusrds fIo,el.
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NOTICE rubie.-Hew of splendid Frsncn nd
IN American hannes At The Metropolitan hanging and
Rnd iOil consisting
finished botdefs,
transparent shades variety Of paterns
Upholstery branches Paper hung " sot uolse Remea
bcr PLANTS, directly back Of Iron usIl.
An nd
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ToE let Prnpsyysnis north side bwesn pt
lO the business stands IN the ey w
by month o. year Inquire of Mr. Es Ia a slore
Miss Morley, next dosr !.
Aso barge ay lodging room, fronting the avenue, wil
bc IN n few dsya LE N#i. II
A-nodH
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NEW FURNI.uING ,TOnE.

Ions wrtsos Commissioner Of the General Land once
Mar 2i-9aW3mo
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THE be Outdone.-we have this day from
Il uucon--
embroidered collars,
l50 pairs lace underseesea, 81, worth 81 50
chaizet 81 50, -
100 dozen linen csmbe handkerchief, at ST. worth a. 20
The goods worthy attention u ladies' they
ust nsuRi price.
YERBY, TEBBs, xCRBy,
Nay gg-dlmf Tfnt1 Corner Of 7th and Penn.
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New srnISe cooos-E; W saowslss, m.,sn,n

rrUE ATLANTIC IsbiIag Works Manufacture the
l. COMPOSITE IRON RAILING" unequailed n beauty
Strength ard chgapnnss OnapeRei ea
the rods and framework of wrought on making either tight
graceful like
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NOTICE no PROEEssORs.--on Monday, the iith of July
IN of the University Mississ ppi will
principal professor OF chemistry agriculture and g, and
OF Modern ngnago embracing French, Spanish and
salaries will te given.
This located Osa healthy and pleasant vii
comprising and religious population The session
viii the second Thursday in September netl
JAMES NJ HOWRY,
ps-lmJkcp of the Board.
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AVENUE HOUSE, George French x late 81
Hotel Norfolk, Vgnis This Hotel, Just finished
p.nse furnished I'm latest
The large and airy and every attention will be pad the
comfort Of thsir
Families wishing be- accommodated reasonable
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week.
Ap coi2tn
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uvILLARDs HOTEL, New York, No. s25 Brosdyvny,
2J7 2 street, IL or the accommodation Of the
public and Is hed with ali the modern p
proyemcn fu nisbod The proprietor
wnafds Hotel, Washington, D. g, VIII be happy
friends also all those of the travelling public who
may avorh a call.
T.. ~ WILLARD.
Nrw yoRr, May I7--2n,if
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
a is O.

On the same day, and in pursuance of the
authority aforesaid, will proceed to sell near
Richards ferry, opposite to Yazoo City. atPub-
lie auction, to the high ST bidder, ona credit of
6, II and Is months, the
STEAMBOAT "UcLEAN,
with all of her tackle, furniture, stores, &c, as
she now lies in the Yazoo river, near Yazoo
city. Notes with undoubted security will be
required of the purchaser. Said Boat has been
in the trade about - months-is of light draught
and carries over 1000 bales cotton-has
been thoroughly repaired during the past sum
mer, and is in fine order N G. NYE, Ex'r.
Dec 9, '63. 22-5t. of ], /. Wilson, decd.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
Gums and Pistols.

IILILN I-ILI- = LDIDLOo
TUST received, direct from the mannfac-
= tursrs, q fine assortment Of English and
American Guns, Pistols, Sporting Apparats
us, etc.
100 fine double Guns; Boys double add sins
gle,
so American Rifles; 25 English do;
IS Colts Repeatprs; IL Aliens Reviewers;
8 prs fine Rife Pistols; 100 prs assorted do;
"a prs seIfeocking Pistols I'm 2 70 s in bbls;
Came Bags, Powder Horns, Shot Belts and
Pouches Calling Horns, Percussion caps,
Fine canister Powder, Bowie Knives, Sill
eftoes. ETC. For sale 81 "A. GEN Liza,
Viehebntes nov So, "a. 1871
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
THE STATE OF MISsIsSIPPI,l
YAYoo County.


PROBATE CoURT-Noyember Term, 1853.
4 T having been suggested to our Co.sft Of
Z Probate for Yazoo County, and State Of Mis-
sissippi, by James Johnson, Guardian OF Jane
Ellen and Louisa Victoria johnson, minors,
that it will be for the interest of his said wards
to sell the following real estate belonging to
their estate, to wit: Lots No. l3l and 1874 stu
ated IN Yazoo City State of Mississippi, together
With the Improvements and appurtenances
thereon. It was thereupon ordered that eta
ton issue to William H. Bell as Guardian, ad
letem for said minors, to appear at the January
term 1854 Of our said court, then and there to
show cause If any he can, why an order Of sale
should not be granted, as prayed for by their
Guardian for the sale of the above described
lots.
It further ordered that publication of said
citation be made in the Yazoo City Wing, a
weekly newspaper published in azoo City, for
the space of six weeks.
Attest: VIM. III. BELL, Cfk.
dec 9, '53-22-6w.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
AOEICe.

VHNHE undersigned having qualified at the
D November term 1853, Of the Probate
Court of Yazoo County, State of Mississippi
as Executor of the last will and testament OF
John I. Wilson decd, hereby notifies all per-
sons having claims against said testator to pre-
sent the same within the time prescribed by
law or they will be barred. Those indebted
will make immediate payment.
dec 8, '5S-72-6w. N. G. NYE, Ex'r.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30

The Alloys las are deposited With 81
Il wilson inspection.
MI ~ q Il An,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
q x q s.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAzoo County, {

YAzoo County,
PRoBATE CoURT-November Term, 1853.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments belong
ing to the estate of Sarah Hopkins, deceased.
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear at
Z the February term 1854, of the Probate
Court of said county, then and there to show
cause, if any you can, why an order should not
be made for the sale of the following land be-
longing to the estate of said decedant, to wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter, Sec
ton az; and the east half of the northeast
quarter of Section %, all in Township 10,
Range / East, then and there to d. and suffer
what ovr said Court shall consider of in the
premises,
And it is further ordered, by the court, that
this citation be published in the Yazoo City
Wing a weekly newspaper published in Yazoo
City for the space of sixty days.
Witness, the Hon. GEO. B. WILKINsoN, Judge
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, the 4th
Monday in November, A. D., 1853, and seal d
said Court Issued, Decemqer 9th, 1853.
Attest: WIN. H. BELL, Clerk.
dec. 9, ,53-22-9t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30

UUST received-London Porter and Scoth
- Ale, in quart and pint bottles, for sale by
may q, 1852. d. TAMBORINE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30

g9NM1a91ga AID Fggg2ag1Ha MggUglET,
gAEALER in Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris
- Pitch, Rosn and Plastering hair,
PRODUCE AND GROCERIES.
DEPor for the Vicksburg manufactured Soap
worth p to 81 cents per pound. And for l..
Lindsey co.'s Vicksburg Rectifed Whiskey,
and for James Spratt's lightning rods.
fET Opposite the Washington Hotel, Wash
ington street. Vicksburg, June 3, 80. 47-6m.
Yazoo River Plantation .or Sale.
A valuable Plantation in the vicinity of
n Yazoo City, containing about 900 acres
of Land, 800 acres of which ale in cultiva-
ton and 100 more are deadened. Also 40
negroes and all the mules. horses. oxen hogs
and plantation utensils of every description.
Also full supply of corn and fodder for the
ensuing year.
The above property will be sold on rea-
sonable terms to good purchaser. For
further particulars inquire of
C. +. HAMER.
Movie 1G53-tf Yazoo City, Miss.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
commissioners Nntice.

4 NHE undersigned appointed by the Proba Z
Court of Yazoo county, Mississippi, at
the November Term, 1868, thereof Commission
Ier of Insolvency, to receive and examine all
claims of the creditors Of the estate of Thomas
.O'Reiley deceased, reported insolvent, win meet
at the Probate Cffice 10 Yazoo City, on the first
Saturday of every month until the fourth Mon
day in January next, for the purpose Of .atten-
ding the said creditors, and of reviewing and ex-
amining the said claims, when and where the
said creditors are hereby notified to bring in
and prove their said claims respectively against
said estate. WIN. III, BELL, Conn.,
dec 8, '5S-22-6w.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
TIE

lust received full supply of Green and
- Black leas, Of the very best quality and
flavor, for sale by D. TAMBoRINE,
Yazoo city, July 8, 1853. 52-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30

TIoR THE HAIR Among the many pre-
parations for the growth Of the HAIR, this
GoLD1N Gloss takes the lead. Three reas-
ons will be given why it is 80 universally used
and preferred to ell others. LIST, Because it has
proved the most, effectual in Badness. Cd, Be-
cause il imparts q beautiful dark gloss and de-
lightful perfume to the hair. Sd, Because the
Ladies', with fine discrimination, winch they all
could be given why it Is a great favorite, but
those who want more have only to give it a
trial. Price 25 cents III large bottles. For Sale
by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
w. G. HURD, Proprietor,
304 Broadway, New York
Liberal discount to Merchants dec 16 2s-6m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30
EXECUTOR,S SAFE.

IN conformity to an order from the Probate
4 Court of Yazoo county, State of Mississippi
made at the November FERN thereof, 1853, the
undersigned, as Executor of the estate of John
|. Wilson, deceased, will on
Monday, tie 9th day Of January, 1854,
within the hours prescribed by law,-at the late
residence of said deceased, opposite Yazoo City
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. at
public auction, on a credit of twelve months. a
part of the personal property of said deceased,
consisting of valuable Household and Kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, l Mule, about 90
head of cattle, corn, fodder, oats, peas, and
many other articles. Notes with approved Sc
curity will be required of the purchaser or pur-
chasers.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Lord according to his portrait had to dasoend ~
abraham Judah and Jesse lin supported this vsw, Is
enap. and 10 verse; Isaiah II chap TO 10 verses
Taa.,atians, chapter 10th verse Hebrews chapter T.
7s verse The second question to bis birth
aasians chapter 4th 5th and 9th verses) The ne1t
ION. Is tne moral character Of the Messiah and one
meekness"H He should not crv neither Iift mn n"r o.us
MS voice 70 be heard In the streets" Again The Messah
that should come to miracles 90 stupendous a.
never bad been heard Of miracles esrscns Even esh
air, ocean water acting upon animate and insniuste
n ns sno W Ss season even the laws
should comef' We eyes" We take the sarmatvs
and challenge the whole world with all its criticism ntsra
between the original and the portrait given in Gods word
"or do We look for another ~ To this give mega
tive We say "NO;' and the jews ask. ''whyr, First,
We need look for none other because other Messiah
that ever pretended TO that name-and many have pre-
tended to can at the description IN the old Testament
Why, We must have anothe, old Testament, another
five Of Books Of Moses other prophets other palms.
O,nsT mns1 souls & and Other intsestuai pOwsrs We
altogether what we never had, before we can come
TO the conclusion that Jesus Christ Of the New
art he that should come and need look for no other"
say that we have other look for because in
be the Messiah the contest would not be- betxssn b,
and the description drawn In the Old Testament but
tween this new Messiah and the Lord Christ Of the
with the portrait drawn in the Old Testament and il the
claimant could not show better features than Jesus
Christ he would be rejected. So we need look for no
other for other can come that win tho DOR
trait better For Moses have given the Jews our
lord Jesus Christ for their covenant have given
them better and for tn cir Jewish ordinances we have
given them the gospel and s services For their priest
hood we have given them the ministers of glorious gos
and call upon them to come to Jesus Christ to enter
into that one christian fold under one shepherd.
rev. n a WIT. then offered up an appropriate
ana the congregation dispersed.
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The American Baptist Home Mission Society held its
twenty anniversary in the city of Troy the 18th
inst The President and Vice President being provideu
TALLY detained at the request of the church with whom
wo net Rev. Leland Howard OF Rutland w. was elected
Moderator OF the services, and Bro. j. Stone OF
New York, Secretary. The meeting opened with
prayer by Rev. f. L. Magoon, of New York. An affcc-
tomato welcome extended by Rev. s. c. Baldwin, in
behalf not only Of the church Of which he pastor
but Of the whole Christian people In fact all Christsns
unite in most praisewortby manner to entertain the
large number Of delegates which already assembled
lere.
An abstract Of the Treasurers report was read which
sToIds the following statistics -
Balance from last years account ....... &6,1l5 G3
Cash receipts from all ......... 1884 %
Making The total amount of cash In the treas
N.Y. for the year ending March 81, 1853 $5 4I0 90
The total amount Of disbursements for the
same period was. ........................ $7,OO4 68
Leaving balance in the treasury of.... 4,465 %
The total liabilities Of the society on the 3lst of
March. 1853 amounted to. .oo7 IS
were. ....................... s,rls es
-
Showing a balance against the society, at
The close OF the year, Of. ,ssl 90
OF the above amount OF cash receipts there
were; in contributions, leeacies and dona-
tioIs.. .s4l, ,042 81
Being increase over the amount received
from the same sources last year of....... 3,22S IS
Tn the presentation Of this report spirited and
affecting addresses made by Rev. John NJ Peck ID.
D., Of H.; Rev. Mr.. scofeld, OF m Rev. W. Reid o(
Conn; Rev s. Die, Of Ill Rev. J. H. Walden, of N. Y;
Rev. +. l. Msgoon, Of N. Y; Rev. s. Chace, Of Mich
adorted
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be present this evening to ses how their conduct
is is appreciated; tAppAuse) Ny friesAs; you ii II
those whose conduct or charseter, or position, We
don't altogether like. After they had expelled those
who had good right there themselves afer they
talk Of the scum that had left and one of them
berng that he had some Of these women before ssd
he Remembered those women of old daughter
manhood Of the country; am glad that although the
majority in numbers with those who perpetrated this
outrage the majority in principle left the meeting. Let
what is II Shakspeare said of the value that such
men put upon womenf can't recollect it, but know
one who does, and who win recite it for me.
Miss STONE being directly appealed to by her friend with
heved him from his dilemma. You who have read the
flaming Of the Shrew said she may remember when Pc.
truchio had married Katherine he said his that
they should mind their mistress but that their
should mind him. He Says
will be master Of what Is mine own
She is my goods, my chattels she ia my house
Ny household stuff, my field, my barn,
MY horse, my OK, my ass, my anything"
lGreat laughter and applause
Of his discourse And therefore value women IRE.
newed Iaughter) Yes, says the honorable Mayor of
Providence and President Of the parliamentary meeting
peance Conventions hem spherical body unknown TO
all the laws Of nature and attempting rebellion against
grrsviston r gaughterl. Aye, says he, woman is to
and then he calls his convention, in which Mars,
Jupiter Saturn Mercury, and Neptune appointed
the committee Of arrangements and says that the Sun
At the close of this speech which we have not given in
full for the very good that there much of
it, Fred. Douglass having been discovered among the
misses and cheers Finding when he got there that he
had very little to say he said it, and did what still
bettr-he left While he speaking the audience
became alarmed by that the building was falling
but it ascertained that it was caused by few
nag stones in the passage giving way. Fortunately
dispersed
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RUN 0vER AND KILLED Coroner Wilhelm yesterday
held inquest at No 40 Prince street. the body OF
child named Cathsl Cavanagh, aged one year and
six months, which 70 its death being
run over by cart driven by Patrick Iikn IN Mulberry
street, on Saturday afternoon. Verdict accordingly
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsm-Coroner Wilhelm also held sn
inquest at Bellevue Hospital, ON the body Of John
Brough aged thrtyRve years. native Of Ireland, whs
to his death BY accidentally falling into the river
AZ the foot OF Morris street. The deceased Il seems
fireman on board the Brenen stsamship Washing>eaA
verdict vss rVudeyed of accidental drowning
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UIUNTINaToN,s LECTuREs-Ar THE ATHENE EUM
III of Clinton and Atlantic streets Brooklyn.
Fir..MCnday Nay 49, sub|ect.CurrsI Bell snd Nathan
Iish 6eosty patsd BY ThAoksrAyr Tickets admitting
70 both lectures 30 esnts saRs Tickets 25esnts LVetugs
10 commence N6 posrs open Nt7 sclock.
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DENTISTRY.

CARD To THE PUBLIC.-IT HAVING BEEN
currently either mistaken mschev0us
motives that about to reiinqush the
extensive business dentist beg to assure numerous
patients the public in general that the 10 entirely
unfoundcd and that have such Intention Great in
crease OF practice augmentng II has through period OF
twenty years has compelled to engage additional as
tanoe although these gentlemen careful and skfu
my porsonal supervision and operations will continue TO be
unremted. and 10 scarcely necessary to add that my
scientific and mschanisi improve together with the
fssson that obtained world are uniftly
adop ted In my once.
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REMOVALS..

-~~~~~~>~~~~~~~>-~>~>>~~~ ~-~~~~~~~>~~>~>-
~ J0LLYS STEAM SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
", late ia2 Broadway has removed to 4 Broome street.
one door from Broadway, east side.
nR. LEA HAS REMOVED TO STATEN ISLAND
~ where will practice his profession He refers to Doc
Johnson Frances and ood of Now York House and
Office Stapleton, third door from SeaIaan's Retreat.
DR. DIXON HAS REMOVED FROM NO. liz GRAND
~ street to AZ Fifth Hours for consult from
to IL O'Clock A M and to . p. NJ The ofice of tho
Scape is at No. 2 Astor House.
TAMES PRENTICE. LATE OF 3l5 BROADWAY, HAS
81 removed his business of Mathematical instrument
manuaotory 70 Ne Chambers street. east Of Broadway
L BRENNAN,& & CO-NoTICE OF REMOVAL. d.
81 Co., Importers of wide silks satin goods, &c., have
from No Cedar 20 Catharn street and the
fresh such ns will secure the strctest at
tention to all orders they may be favored with
j. BRENNAN, n CO.,
2ob Catharne street, New York;
3E High street, Manchester, England;
90 Aldermanbury, London, do.
CHIRTs.-MRs BEMAN HAS REMOVED HER SHIRT
- and collar mandatory to COB Broadway opposite the
Metropolitan where she has resumed her old business and
confidently hopes that all her old customers will be sure
and give her AZ earl! call