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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-13
POLITICAL,


THIRD WARD.-AT A PRELIMINARY MEETING OF
that the committee should meet Friday night last at the
same place, for the purpose Of permanent organization
Wien the meeting held to the call the
members was prevailed to withdraw his from the
committee and, by previous understanding p. G. Maio
ney vas substituted in his place and going into cleo
election the following resolutions offered
when r. G. Maoncy declared the committee standing
Journed until the first Monday in April
Whereas Our worthy President Franklin Pierce, has
taken his seat President Of the United States
snted to the nation address by
opinion therefore bel
Resolved That have full confidence that the admins
traton OF Franklin Pierce will be based principles purely
democratic and that in both foreign que
tons 1t will maintain the rights and honor Of every
OF the country.
Resolved That congratulate our feow.countrymen in
his selection Of the great and good selected
Tor ms cabinet and in whose capacity and principles
whole country rejoiccs.
Resolved That with feelings regret we have learned
that our worthy Vice President William King could
participate in the direct of the Senate but
nesy hope that the time will be short when
the discharge Of his i'm portant duties.
Resolved That in Hnintio Seymour have officer
has nly carried out democratic principles
Lad opportunity but believe that he has been
of his plans for the benefit Of the
who from teemns personal malice, determined to
Resolved That congratulate the Of our city
on the election of such Jacob A. Wostervc Mayor
aud A2arah g. Flagg Comptroler that should the political
parties give the nominations to of such
standing the above named there would be
calling reform meetings and hope and trust
lie warning to all future conventions in making their
nominations,
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FURNITURE.

TO FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING TO
4 housekeeping. -GEORGI SCHNEIDER, AZ Canal
street three doors from Broadway cabinet
Irntnr having to move account of the building coming
sowh oner Tor sale large assortment Of superior
aha furniture consisting Of rich psrlor sets
"aRerst centre tables stands bedsoada
more ana nahogany wardrobes dressing bureaus and
rnsnehnds sdeboards extension tables and dining room
ohs SOFAS ana chairs In hircoth Votaire arm and
shars &C. &e These articles made expressly for tho
e trade OF the very best workmanship and will be Mt
prices as Mr. Geore Is retiring from business
u A. Schndler VIII remove st May to 100 Canal street.
NURNiTURE-J DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO
Church would respectfully invite The attention old
his large stock Of rosewood or furniture bsire
Purchasing elsewhere Also hand largest
OF bedsteads and bcdding In the city DIXON o6 and
s0S Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
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MUSICAL.

DIAEOFoRTES AND NUsIC SELLING oFF-REMO
yaGreat bargains in pianofortes and music to make
for extensive M in the large and spacious store
the first floor Of No 1913 Broadway % feet Broadway
BY 100 feet Anthony street. occupied by George r.
FOX and others Being obliged to give part Of the
nc now occupies previous to said improvements the under
signed would inform buyers Of panoorte and music that
~ the increased demand and unrvaed popu
larty or T. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianofortes
leased the above store and will the first day Of
April and previous TO the above date he will sell
great deduction his splendid stock of panoortes music
consisting OF new and second hand pianos
make room for said alterations
Of moodeons, and boudoir pianos for small rooms will be
sold at cost as the whole stock must be sold
frat Of April Persons in want Of bargains had
advantagc OF TINS opportunity HORACE WATERS S33
Broadway, corner Of Anthony street, second floor.
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TTTE FIREDIEN.


NIOTICE.-AT A NETTING OF HUDSON ENGINE
In Company No. held Wednesday evening" March 8,
1853 1t unanimously resolved that the members Of the
above company Mr. James NJ Byrne, their
foreman candidate for Assistant Engineer In relation
to the Office be filed In the upper districts leave
say few words That engineer who is experienced
fireman. who possesses and frmness, who Will DO
prompt In his attendance at res and who resides in the
Of the city, is much needed in the and second
districts is fact that almost member Of the depart
men has admitted At meeting held the engine house.
unanimously resolved that Mr. Byrne present fore
man of Engine Company No !, is gentleman who is in
respect cmncnty qualified to discharge the duties of
an engineer He has been active member Of depart
men Tor number OF years greater portion of which time
he has been officer in the which he has been
man and an efficient officer and mas gained the respect and
deraton confident Mr. Byrne will If he elected
engineer perform the duty in such will be crcd
table to himself and satisfactory to the department We ap
peal to and remen to unite with and eo
vate him to the assistant engneershp let make Car
anti Carson the ISSUE lay aside all sectional feelings
loop holes through which incompetent nei
Their character qualifications WILL If cautious
he enabled 6crawl into tho Board of Engineers body of
who have heretofore and rncerey that they
always WILL the confidence and the of the de-
parment-but rather let the question bcDoes Mr. Byrno
the qualifications! Every member who Ia
acquainted with him will, without any hesitation
Yes. WIN. HAMMILL, Chairman.
JOSEPH ]. MORGAN Secretary.
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DERF0RD'S CALIFORNIA OREGON AND SOUTH
ID American Express will 10 by splendid and running
steamship Illinois on Monday March q, connecting With
she magnificent Golden Gate through
days in charge of special aud freight agents
Gtnation shippers will please have their goods ready
delivery with invoices by Saturday next in
ing and sealing a. Custom House u water proof condition.
not exceeding 5S cubic feet l lbs weight Small
parcels received till NJ day Of sailing Passage Secured
At lowest rates at Office, Mo- pastor House. Notes
bills, aud drafts collected as usual. BERF0RD co.
CHAsE co, CALIFORNIA CHARLESTON NO.
lie and New Orleans steamship express Office, Phadel
pbia BALTIMORE and Western railroad Boston
and Eastern express, No. 81 Broadway Lowest rates
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n the highest command Of the hw kaown

Interpretation the highest command Of the hw ksewn
within borders
What may be the result Of ,ush decinsn, not nov
necessary to write of Nor will that decision be SEN
szerutory one. Formerly it would have been AS the
law originally Stood upon a decree being given against
the State the Governor authorized TO draw his order
the Treasurer its amount but in 1874 the law
70 modified that appropriation by the Legislature be-
necessary before the amount Of decree cond
be paid from the Treasury The object o. this change
10 meet such case as will hereafter happen ahoud the
decision be finally against the State With the law
stands decision may be made in all such cases the
naked point Of tight and law alone, and not be embar
simultaneously upon decree being rendered.
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DRY GOODS.

TAMEs BECK co. HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
81 styles of spring and goods embracing
novelty Of the season--siks sbaws mnntias, noea,
bareges aconets agandss dc lanes French
prints of the newest styles and designs together with
extensive and complete variety of linen goods house
keeping articles gloves hosiery, Ne No. 3j5 Broadway
DIBBONS, Observation-Disclosures ODs-THE UN.
II dersgned to exhibit the largest cheapest
and most desirable stock Of tho above goods in the city suit
able merchants mners every section
the Union being all his for the spring
trade which he win Offer the most favorable terms
NJ. H. LUHTENSTEIN
90 Bowory, corner of Hester street.
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INSTRUCTION..

BEAUTIFUL ACCOMPLIsDMENT.---LA
~ taught the inayng Of pearl and art
cles tablets &cNot limited number Of leesons
continue till they finish in the most beautiful any
tclo they select When learnt they incest
kind ornamentng at their residences such will he
equal 70 the imported PAPER machc goods Gentlemen in
tile evening. See circulars at the academy 0i
j. w. HART, principal.
LRENCH AND SPANISH EVENING CLASSES-PRI.
vate lessons during tho dayaoadcmy No. 600 Broad
way, of Houston streotProfcssor MOUTON will
commence tomorrow evening from TO o'clock, with
His system Of instruction, founded on the
experience of years is the most expeditions method
ing Languages IL obviates all tho difficulties With which
very TO speak with case and rapidity.
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THE BALL SEASON.

INORBES ASSOCIATION BALL-THIS ASSOCIATION,
after the late Alexander s. Forbes will give
their annual ball at the apollo Rooms Monday evening
March 6 1858 Tickets 81 to be had of the following
mttee member of the association, and at Central
Hall, ia Grand street;-Wam s. Gregory, Frederick
Watkins Edward A. DAWN, William Rainer, Morris Miller,
John p. Flender. THOMAS FARREN, Chairman.
GEORGE ID. FORBES, Secretary.
ENIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS RO-
IL man Catholic Benevolent Association at Tammany Hall,
Saint Patrcks night, Thursday March H. 1853 Man
hams band engaged for Tie occasion Tickets ST. to be
Of the members at the door the night of the ball
MAURICE Il. Finn Chairman.
6H4 4 ro, a; FAh1S' Secretaries.
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HOTELS.


CARATOGA SPRIEGs-THE HOUSE KNOWN AS
~ Washington Hall having been thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the past year. will be ready for
the first of May The easy frequent will
New York offers nducement FOR ntemen
the city place families here for the summer
March TO- 1853. j. w. MASON, Saratoga Springs
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


CC1ENTIFIC LECTURES-DR. BOYNTOE WILL
- give the last two of his of illustrated geological
lectures ut Metropolitan Hail. Monday and Tuesday
evenings March "A and h On these occasions the
order of the animal creation including and
will be considered number of and beautiful paint
ings will be exhibited On Monday evening, by special
guest the great iron gavanc battery will again be intro
paintings of the whole of brief
plantations Tickets Is cents Doors lecture to
commence at ~ o'clock.
CCIENTIFIC LECTURES AND EXPERIMENTs-Ex-
- hibitng publicly the and useful discoveries
different sciences of the nineteenth century at the City As
sembly Rooms $50 Broadway. Entrance free and easy
lecture room airy spacious beautiful and attractive Dr.
Williams and Professor LOOMS respectfully that
they, by special request will deliver
ve lectures in the City Assembly Rooms nsead the
Tabernacle expected) Mental Philosophy and
Physiognomy accompanied with beautiful In
chemistry electricity electro magnetism &C. To
Tuesday evening March l5 at ~ o'clock and continue
each evening during the week. The brilliant expert
ments witnessed will BIO exhibited every evening See
small bills Doors at quarter before o'clock
Lecture commences half past Tickets Is cents
gentleman and two ladies' 30 cents children half price.
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. by PROFESSOR
~ Barnes and IL and D. Burkhart Stuyvesant Institute,
69 Broadway Tuesday evening Professor will endeavor
TO to the audience that Psychology mesmersm
clairvoyance connected with the spiritual phenomena.
Doors open at Ga o'clock; commence ~ Admission q
cent? Those who wish instruction the above named
teres have for dollar by calling at his ROOM
at the Hungerford Hotel, los Duane street.
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REBfOV AIS.

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LOST AND FOUND.


d = REWARD - STRAYED FROM MYRTLE NEAR
spC Division avenue, williamsburg old pointer dog
liver color with white breast he has under his belly
Whoever will said dog the Franklin Hotel Division
avenue, williamsburg to No. 81 Market street, New
York, shall receive the above reward
q . REWARD.-LOST FROM NO. COTTAGE PLACE,
% black and tan dog months old; ears or tail
not cut white mark breast By returning him to No.
Cottage place. rs Cedar street. will get the reward
r oST-ON THE 14TH FEBRUARY, SPOTTED AND
- liver colored pointer dog no hair on his hind guar
and owners COLLAR Any giving inform
alton Of his whererabouts will be literally rewarded and
the detner dealt with according law the dog has been
advertised Apply to +. j. MADDEN No l63 Ninth avenue
r OsT.-LEFT, LAST EVENING 18TH INST, BE-
IL tween and o'clock, in Broadway stage, an alpha
bescal index book fooiscap size and some smaller memo
enclosed with it, The finder will much obge
the and be amply rewarded by sending it
possible to l25 West Broadway. N. B.-Name Of owner
written ins ide
CAME TO THE PREMISES, ON SATURDAY MORN
~ ing the 18th inst horse. The have him
by proving property and paying charges.
JAMES HINES, No liz East Sixteenth street.
TyOUND-AT THE CORNER OF CONGRESS AND
Hicks streets Brooklyn or about the 18th Of Janu
large sack with contents person was seen to drop
il from sleigh in passing The obtain the same
by calling at the house in Congress street of Hicks
street proving the property, and paying charges
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WILL MRS. NARY Na**t4 HAVE THE KINDNESS TO
w address note at Union Square Post Office to Charles
c. who has something of great interest to communicate
herr Please address before Wednesday next Mr. c.
leaves the city at the last of the week.
REFORMATION WANTED. OF JEREMIAH MAHoNY.
i from Killarney, County Kerry Ireland. He last
heard of the county Cataraugus 1851 Any persons
who know his whereabouts will obge his brother by
sending note to St Nicholas Hotel Broadway New York,
s. Hogan 80 Washington square, Boston for D. D. Ma
hsny.
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4 BARGAIN.-FOR SALE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE
"A Of those spacious aud eommodious Broad
way together 2x45 feet clear The said
misses be realized out Of the basement at small outlay
Suitable for kind Of business For further PARTICULAR
ira an tho refniHc
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TnNANxe REGISTER.

DROADwAY-rO LET OR LEASE THE VERY DE.
- sirahle property known e No. 6is Broadway building
divided to suit responsible parties Apply PRICE
200 Hudson street, Canal.
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ITO RAKERs-A -FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE TO
J. let in n desirable location, for bakery The advcr-
tser will let IL to responsible reasonable terms
and build oven for him according to his directions
Please call at GG West Thirty third street. where all
sary information may be had.
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r OFFS TO LET-THE UPPER STORY OF NO. DEY
street. suitable for purposes Apply to
PEET WAKENAN, on the promises.
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ITO LET-THE HANDSOME THREE STORY MODERN
brick house No. 4l6 Pacific street, Brooklyn in that
elegant block of houses between Bond and Nevius streets
The house contains kitchen and marble mantes
hon Rev
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A LATELY ADMITTED MEMBER OF THE BAR
"A wishes to act attorney to gentleman
tsblished in the profession Address box a6 Post Ose
1EASONIC-THE MASONIC LODGE ROOM NOW
III being fitted up the northwest of Broadway
and Blocker streets will be let reasonable terms upon
immediate appl ioation to J. CARIART, rs East Thr-
teenth street, JAMES G. POWERS l0l Murray street, or
70 GEORGE c. STONE, % Peck slip.
OFFICERS, MARINES AND SAILORS OF THE
~ navy and officers and of the service who
the Pacific the of California during the
Mexican time 1916 to 1852 entitled
extra In Of the death of of the above the
heirs obtain the Address, apply to
Il. T. BELTS So Wall street, basement
CAILORs AHOY.-AEL OFFICERS, SAILORS, &C,
who the Pacific station between the 1876
and 1852 entitled double and obtain the
by calling at 1856 Broadway Rooms Nos and Q.
ITO PHYSICIANS.-A BOTANIC OR ECLECTIC PLY
oicn who is DESTROYS officiating of the best places
In tho city, will pleas r. inquire ut 10 Prince street,
TINTED STATES EAVY-DOUBLE PAY.-ALL SEA.
~ men and marines VITO served in any United States
sci IN the Pacific from Juno, 1876 February
titled to double which they obtain apply
ing to f. KOWNIG 65 Wall street. Office hoor
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ITO LET.-STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE OF
fancy and millinery store in the Eighth avenue. Also,
houses to let and cotton turing business for sale
shop to let and straw pressing machines for sale low APP
No. ITO Ninth
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RIO LEASE FOR FIVE YEARs-A SUPERIOR FIRST
l. class private hotel Broadway, in fine location,
the retiring 70 the country The furniture
and stylish and fitted to the Will be sold
fair IL wanted Poseseon given at For terms,
6c, apply to f. b. KINsHIMER 3l9 Fourth avenue, to
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ITO LEAsE-CORNER OF HOUSTON AND BowERY-
fine business stand for publichouse and saloon to
which fac improvements be made Also two three
story houses Fttycighth street east of Third
Possession Immediately Rent 5000 Also other houses in
different locations Apply to f. b. kINSIfMER Sl9 Fourth
fnT
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N ENGINEER WISHES SITUATION TO TAKE
"A charge Of engines In iron works or fur
Has considerable experience in the above bust
Good be gven. Address w. b.,
Engineer Herald office.
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CEDAR GROVE FOR SALE. AT STATEN ISLAND,
" fronting on the New Yura sy, about two and ahaif
miles below the Narrews embracing twenty Of land
including the ccdars buildings and bek The lease Of this
property has expired the ac having been occupied for the
last fye years during tho season. OF
sort for bathing public partieu
LORD. les Front street Nov York
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Tor sALE-THE MODERN BUILT THREE STORY
brick house, No l23 West Thirteenth street, between
ths Sixth and Seventh avenues with gas fixtures. Se &C.
auire Of H. II. Ely 43 Wall street, Jauncey Also,
the two story house and lot No I9 Prince street Apply
ID above.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-THE FIRST CLASS
threestory and attic house No. IN West Feurtssnth
street between Eighth and Ninth let with fur
niture Tho house pleasantly situated and standing
On LOT = BY @ feet has the advantage Of spacious
between and O'clock Fer particulars apply to the
Afhoe. Ne. l&z Eulton straak
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

A GRAY HORSE RUN ASTRAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK
n Saturday March 18th. lie is about six feet high,
marked both rides and without harness. P bring
him to JOHN KICK 2l2 Twenty first street. and liberal
d,ctlI bo giye
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COTTAGE HOUSE FOR Saloon REAR OF LOT,
~ north side of Thirty sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth two stories and basement with range Gro
ton water drain &c; every convenience for small family
Lowest price, 81 800 part remain mortgage If pre-
ferrcd. Apply the premises
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ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-A NEW THREE STORY
and basement house in Lvng street. Smith
and Hoyt streets The above house finished in modern
cellar The situation desirable convenient to the
Wall street ferry Inquire at No. % Schermerhorn street.
Rra0klYn.
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ITO LFT-A WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH
anew panoforte and bedroom on the same floor, with
or without board and with accommodation
for two persons ladies gentlemen also suitable FOR
sic teacher who could take schors in the house Terms
moderate Apply at 22 Third avenue second story Also
pianos to let.
RIO OCULISTS ARTISTS, &c--TO RENT FROM THE
first Of May next, large front raror, second
floor Of honfe s2 Broadway Of White street AID
dress Cam Herald Office
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NLIFF STREET PROPERTY FOR sALE-THREE
~ three story brick houses with buildings Nos
M t Cix street near Hague street Lot os feet front
interest and susceptible of converting into Factories In
quire OF E. AEERBAC 81 John street. mp stairs
to Il o. clock, or at l12 Norfolk street.
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Obituary..

Called home, on on the 18th of the 9th
month, HANNAH BLAcKLEDeE, wife of John
BlOckedge, of Meigs county, Ohio.
Devoted to her friends, her family, and her
views of right, she was cut off by painful
and tedious illness, at the age of forty-fve
yehrs.
Mourning, yet rejoicing, because Of our
faith in her death being but the beginning to
her of life eternal, without any more parting
or pain, we record the Just esteem in which
we hold her memory. Endeored to circle
OF mourning friends, over whom her peace
principles exerted a most happy influence,
like the pouring of oiI.on the waters of strife
delighting in nothing so much rs dealing her
bread to the hungry, and bringing the poor
ihat were cast out into her house, tnay we
not hunbly trust that now as of old, feeding
the sfeep and the lambs will lie found to
have been more acceptable evidence of love
to God than oil or ouy of the protestations Of
the lips with which so many pay empt,
homage to the Lord of love.
Trusting that she should he permitted I,
revisit her friends remaining in the body, SIN
died in faith in the final happiIyng influence
OF spirit manifestations on mankind, desiring
her friends to pursue the investigation of thu
science.
Peace TO her; inny we be in like mnnne
inspired, that so we may be enabled to b
useful to society while living, aud justl
mourncd when called away.
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A NEoRo HuNG.-On Friday last negro
boy, the property of Jim Ropcr,was executed at
Charlestown, Va, for an attempt to take the
life of S. Howell Brown, Roper's overseer.-
The negro inflicted several severe wounds upon
Brown, but the latter recovered and was we'll
and hearty when the former was hung. The
last words of the negro are thus given by cor
respondent of The baltimore San
Farewell, gentlemen, am goin' to die l
am willin' to die, but 1 never done nothin' to
die for. But, we are all sinners, and must die
some day, and would as lief die to day as to-
morrow. o, l hope will meet you in Heaven
hope the Lord will forgive my sins, and receive
my soul Farewell, gentlemen and ladies ALL
-Hagerstora (AId.) Herald and Torch, Nay 25'
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SECOND .aRRIP.aL
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

THE subscribers arc now receiving large
addition to their stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods, among which will bo found Dress Silks,
Dress and Veil Beragcs, Dcrage Delanes, Chal-
les Clothes, all Wool Dc Laines Dc Deges,
Velvet De LANES, &C., &c.
Also, largo lot of fMiGNIFYcENT PLAIN
AND FANCY sHAwLS, which will be sold
as cheap as at any other house in Ohio. A
great variety of Mems and Boys Summer Wear,
embracing plain and fancy Cashmeretts, Cas-
simcrcs, Linen and Cotton Goods; Hats, Caps,
Shoes, Sc.
Also, an assortment Of Free Labor Goods.
Don't forget that we keep Groceries, Wholesale
and Retail, as low as anybody else.
TOMLINSON, STRATTON & Co.
american Block, Salon, o.
May 10, 1853.