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precedentsd and 10 the last cause may pcrhap, be +
trbuted the stranding Of the packet ship Montczms,
from Liverpool for port, on Wednesday zen ng,
on Fire Island beach. She had four hundred emf
grant passengers on board, all Of whom It was
thought could be safely landed. The ship William
Layton, of and for this port from Antwerp, also
went ashore, near Sqaan Inlet, early yesterday
morning. She had nearly i've hundred passengers
on board. We do not apprehend any loss Of life
will result from these casualties, assistance win
probably reach the ships before any un favorable
change in the weather takes place. There is a re-
port that the bark Copiolan is ashore at Squan
beach, but we have no particulars. Several other
vessels are supposed to have gone on shore during
the fogs that have recently prevailed.
A brief telegraphic despatch received last night,
and published this morning, informs us of the cap
sizing and destruction of the suspension bridge ut
Wheeling, Virginia, by the storm Of Wednesday
evening, which appears TO have been exceedingly Vi
oent over vast extent OF country. This suspen-
sion bridge was swung across the main arm of the
Ohio river at Wheeling, that branch Of the
river flowing around the other side of the
island being crossed by ordinary bridge
upon piers. If we are not mistaken, the
length of this suspension bridge between the
main shore at Wheeling and the island was some
twelve hundred feet and was hung ct an elevation
Of one hundred feet above low water, 10 en-
able the steamers to pass under with their smoke
stacks. But Notwithstanding this elevation the
bridge indicted by the Pennsyvanians interest,"
ed in the trade of Pittsburg as nuisance and the
result was a long trial before the United States
courts The courts, we believe, pronounced judg-
ment against the bridge but we presume the matter
must have been subsequently accommodated be-
tween the itigants, for the bridge has continued,
under stay Of execution, until the storm which is
reported to have blown il and thrown it down.
memorial was circulated on Change for sigma
lures yesterday, praying Congress to alter the law
fixing seven days for dschargng vessels, and re-
ducing the time TO Elk.
Considerable interest was manifested yesterday
at the Police Court respecting the anticipated de-
velopements TO be made during the investiga-
ton Of witnesses in the g Know-Nothing az
fair. Justice Osborn, in consequence of the large
number Of persons present. held the examination in
the Court of Sessions room. The evidence Of Mr..
Ferris was the only one taken, which amounted to
but very little, he could not identify the persons
whom he saw take eway the trunk. Other witnesses
are to be examined this afternoon. report OF the
proceedings will be found elsewhere, together with
an account Of some Of the ceremonies Of the myste.
rious Order.
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Tue WASHINGTON SENTINEL, THE SENATE AND
THE ADMEIsTRATIoN.-From the debate In the
Senate Of the United States, the other day, up
on the question Of making the Washington Sem
tinei an official publisher Of the proceedingsa and
debates Of the Senate, there were some refresh
ing truths told by Mesrs.. Bright and Weller
(hard shells), of the condition Of the democra-
tic party. The Sentinel had had the audacity
to denounce Benjamin F. Butler and his speech
at the abolition meeting in the Parkla Satur-
day, in favor Of Scwardfor the Presidency, over
Douglas, and had dared to speak OF Butler
and the New York Van Buren, free solezs and
General Pie ce and Secretary Marcy, as oil Of
the same kidney. Mr.. Stuart, of Michigan,
called the attention 0. the Senate t. this out
rage upon the administration but to his r.,sr
astonishment, Messrs. Bright and Weller GATORS
ed NE Sentinel. and declared that the saliva
tioH Of the democratic party could only be ef-
focted ~ thorough purging.
This is what we have maintained for monh-
past; but now that The question is officially Ant,
openly taken up in the Senate, we shall expect
something to be aone to reorganize the demo
cratic party upon . national onion platform
with OF without the administration. Had the
Senate met tile isue several months since, u
would haze saved q WASH amount Of trouble to
all concerned: But II is not yet too late 70 On
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SENTENCE OF THE CoURT MARITAL ON MAJOR
WYsE.--A Wall street contemporary seems to
think that the President will remit Major
Wyse's sentence, and speaks as though it had
some private intimation Of the fact. We do
not know what the President will do; but a
clearer case than that disclosed on the trial Of
Major Wyse, we never remember to have reed.
Guilty of the grossest characterization end
breach of discipline he undoubtedly Yves no
soldier ever more so. If he is to escape I'M
punished, what shall hereafter constitute e
punishable offence in military man? If an
officer is to be permitted to disobey orders as
deliberately as Major Wyse did, what becomes
of the efficiency Of the service and the discipline
Of the army Better disband it altogether than
establish the principle that every officer shall
have the right Of exercising his private judg-
ment on the orders Of his superior
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UNCLE Sam TAXING A START Or or TUE
BRAzI1IASc.-A short time since the commander
Of the Waterwitch, an American steamer en-
gagged in the survey Of the La Plata and Para
quay rivers, obtained permission from The Pre-
sident Lopez to asc tie Paraguan flag w.sh, o
view TO acilitating his operations on the latter
Whether purposely CT inadvertently, Csptair
Page ron some two or three hundred miles fur
Their into The Brazilian territory, causing pro
digicus sensation and alarm amongst she "a
tiyen, WHO doubtless spprehended en- armed
invasion The circumstance although We pre-
sumo easily explainable occasiolel oooincsi
on the part OF Prcsidcr. Lopez sho refused to
eee the Captain on HE reta4n. The Wsscrwi.cl,
las air,e left those walcrs
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Of passing veess ysasss tlEps' sslys.lsed
wires to come IN II fifa9ness the
explosion. a hundyG sykl 1lihes Of this
kind are said 70 have tesnSsdhk a TIE channel
leading to Cro1stadt, SO that with the know
ledge of such alarming ersstaeea being likely
to rub against his Ship's bottom; we do not won
der at Sir Charles Napier Being rather uneasy
about his soundings ssa s,...,...
Age Of enlightennsnt~ad progress, to what
original developsments~wins you next give
birth -. sres,. 80
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The PRESIDENTS ORGAN AND THE CUBAN
QuEsTloN-Ths Washington Union flames and
splutters like Ccngreve rocket against Spain
and her alleged designs, under the guidance of
England for the Authorization OF Cuba. II
threatens all sorts Of horrible things if the at
tempt TO fasten the nuisance of negro emanci-
patton upon Cuba is persevered in, and fatty
declares that the experiment shall never be
carried out. We very much fear, however.
that this blast Of war from the administration
trumpet, is
Like tale told by 81 IDIOT,
Full Of sound and fairy signify nothing.
What we want is less buster and more action
in reference to Cuban affairs. We want firm,
dignifed, positive and practical American
policy put into practice. The country is tired
Of this rant and cant Of the Washington organ.
1t is vulgar, undignifed, and calculated to sink
the government in public opinion, at home and
abroad The clustering Of the braggadocio
does not become the official paper Of such O
government as ours. II Is unworthy the Dig
nifty and majesty Of this great republic There
is no shadow Of justification for such wrath and
vengeance on the part Of the organ, while the
administration itself knows not what to do
When the hen has laid an egg she may oackie
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SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICIs.
Lumbcrmen of York County,
TAKE NOTICE!

TIME subscriber having purchased of Messrs.
i GeOr. - a. Whipple, the right TO use aud vend
in York County, Gillun's Patent Machine for saw.
Ing Caphoards, Latlls, Shingles, Blinds, Sash and
Door SiuIs also. Fence Pickcis, Bedslead Stats,
Locking Glass aud Picture Frame Back, &c &c.
Also, Wagon Spokcs, giving the rghi taper with
ont changing ends oi ,hel OH Is now ready to dis.
i capable of saving 1000 Of Single IN tiliy min.
uies 1000 Of Lalh in thirty minutes! 900 feet
of Box.bouryls IN 40 minutes, De of the Ma
chimes is ini operation al my shop in Bildciord,
where Iumberinen are invited 10 call aud witness
lis operations M.chincs G., n nt III in,s /, lur-
nished at short notice. JAMES 7. NICHOLS.
Biddcfori. February 2jtl, 1851, 0-,i
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.a .s,. 1000 NE w sli NC, 4UH
i. CLOTH II, CLOTHING I rl1|lI NNllG',
''h'" :. AND ~ - J.
FURNISHING GOODS
~a ALL NEW GOODS"
G. w. RooTHsY

MAY be found at the store formerly occupied
INl by L. Gleason, opposite ihc Saco House,
Main street, Suco, with good sssoriment ~
Broedclolhs, Cashmere, Doessils, Tweeds, CASH
merels aud Vesiings, Of every. shad- aud quality,
which will be sold BY the yard. or made into gar.
nenls for small profit, and IN oil cases WARRANTS
ed To give satisfaction. Also, Gri'ileineus Fur
nshlng Goods, such Us Shirt, B,eom., Collarr,
Crava,s, Handkercblels, Glose., Socks, &c. Il /.
t'lta1 ~ &C. W. B0OTHBY, Agent
N. B--I would take this opportunity 10 return
my thanks To old ficnJs aud customers, foi the
liberal share OF patronage received heretofore, snd
hope by s,rcier attention 10 business aud the wants
Of the public, TO receive continuation of the same.
SacO Marcel, Goth, 1854. l2-3m
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Valuable House for Sale!
IN EXCHAN0E!!

TUE Subscrbe offers for sale, or IN EXCHANGE
Il 70, ,,i.er propeny.ihe large and coniorisble
dwelling nous, In which he formerly lived sat.
uated on the corner OF South and hossuth ss'
The house is In complete repair convenient IN
It's arrangements, and very pleasantly hcaicd
and has y large and excellent garden ata i'e.'
s,rawberrics, n.pberries. gsoseberies, Go, DC.
This offer i.worh the attention Of any man who
may wish TO secure first class residences ~ Ihis
hourshing village. De, SoMES.
Biddeford, Pcb. I, 1854 Ill
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Al Court Of Proba,. held 4, saeo. within and fbr )

Al Court ~ Probate held No saeo within and or the
County az Work, on the hrst Mosdy IN NAY, ~ ns
year 81 our Lord eighreen hundred snd nny .r'..
Ri,hworth Jordsn H. Administmfor or the est1fe oI
Ralph r. Jordan. lite Of lddsfsnd inssld ccuny %
ceased having prs.en,sd his second seeoan' =, IT,
pnsiraiion f,hs estate Of said dsesa'sa' 'o'
0s.,,.p. THAT tbs said Rshwe'th Jordan, IN. sire
,osrs M Nil persons insrssd, BY c,usinE copy ~
,hs In,oo and Eastern Journal, printed ., BIddsssd,
~ I'D county that thor may appear Of Probsfs
nosrt 10 BE- held II rsco IN aid County, on the hrs
Monday 81 sspsmbsr nesl q ten o. TIE clock - the
ssms sSouId not BE- allowed I NJ
y ID : Atissi, fRANClk BACON, Rssisss1
Aius copy. Ausa, FRANCIS BACON Rsgisss. y
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FOR SALE, o
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE OTIS.
And ofher Valuable RAal Estate.

TIME following described Real Estate, compris-
]. inn House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated In the villages OF Ssco and Biddelord,
villhc sold by Tire proprictors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers
The House LOIS, about 4W IN number sr0
road bepo,s Of Bidceford aud Saco--a portion Of
them above the Rnlrnad, and portion below, IN
a pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
a finp view OF both villages. They urc sdvunta.
ecou.lv situated for the residence of persons hav.
inv business In either Snco or Biddeiord, being
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep
pcrel Square, md nye minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mill Of the Laconia, Pep.
perell and Wuier Power Corporations OF Bidde.
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an3 with eide.
walks, has been built across The Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddciord, Nd plocing
Them within three Minutes walk Of snitb's Cor.
ner. From this bridge a street is gated 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, v uich will DC
extended TO buxton Road. Other directs hare
been laid ont, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and To Whter street.
The newroad recently laid ont by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country irOiii
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the aloye described bridge ~ Bidde-
lord, ,.,, y.Juf L.gr...r. ana q. =
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propre.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous to the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops mud
mills ON sid Island. On one oiibe lots u new
Cottage house with stable, which will he sold
with tie lot.
They win sell nlso In lots Of from one TO live
acres, u may be wanted tract " land adjoining
that which j. reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of A pcrcs, aud Is situated on the West
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

N l.. neutrality-suspicious. his friend.
lIs and the puliic, that he l. constantly supplied
% Tue ehoIse', nys's no ,aa NJ. M oeu IIn ns
,,pun ibU mos, moderate terms. 0iders most ne.
specil,,E solicited and prslnpiy.p,rnJcd to ~
8 Apply u, Mol, Factory lslaad Block, Saco.
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On the housekeeping principle no longer well 80;
On the hoh prrssur. systei, wei move ~
The former belongs 10 an age That Is past W
p The latter 10 olie that we love. -.
Then crack on the steam lei the business wheels
No longer IN Turbines, roll
For we love the air Of the icelcst siced, lnaI
No, tho pace Of the sluggish mole, mi air1
We've accordingly planned on the largest scale,
To meet The demands of our Trade: ~ 4 %
For none shall go or without y good I'll, rq.tr.
And none without being well paid l.,
We've bought the Jtst goods the ma' ke, Affords,
And can irca' you To anything new; .TF.i,.
From, the fines, Calf Boot " Geniemen's wear,
To the preulcs, Of Ladies' Shoe. XXX.
Lc,,he tocsin then ring from the sea 10 the rock,
That Ross has charms FOE the eye:
His Boots and his Shoes will Keep out tue cold,
Aud allure one always TO buy. n '.i'. '3''''
.s.I.uuo5 i B.K. ROSS g. CO.,,
.f,4. -I'.if Liberty is,~e,. Biddeford. Me.
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Mechanics Fair in Portland, Ne.

SLfILubERs 1885,
TIVE Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
\ VIII hold FAIR and for Pre-
miums. IN Portland, Maine, commencing on the
sassh nay or sEPrrM3ER NEXT,
And invie eontrlbatioas from every Industrial pro.
sssion. Choice specimens OF iagenuity and skill
-umq1e and valuable domestic productions, uat-
usaI <ad er.he'ai-,hs delicate and beautiful han
dtwOsk of frsnalcs-tabor saving mac hints-- n.
pisncntx Of husbandry, new modes OF machinerv
and indced, articles from every departlneot ~
manufacture, which Il would be rnprac,lcaLIs 10
particuarixc in this advertisement "
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS will be awarded a.
owners OF manufacturers Of artices deemed ,yor.
thy of, that Distinction. f.cl3 N -
STEAM POWER viii be provided, TO show snv
model or mscnincrytn operation to the best ad.
vantage. & ~. 4 tL--l 1870 -9f
Further iniorma,ioa Is communicated In the Cir.
culsr Issued BY the Association, which may be oh
saiaed ., thls otncs, OF 81 sddy.sinS
n-sowr r. NILLlKEN, Cor. scci
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Removal.
10 The d DyspeptiC!

A RE yousfIlieied with Drsrepsn, Does your
IA nod Dishes youl Have yvu a Diseased Law.
Yen iroubl II with Cosrivg>rss? Are you subject
io DIZZINESS AND hgADachEi have ou Iv,r
appetite Does your Hood lecoile acid on the
Soniarh and disirr.s you' Arc your skin ln,l
eyes yellow DO you lreI dull and u,lguid II
you haVs any Of these complaints, the beat remedy
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. Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters!

Buzzelrs Vegetable Bilious Bitters!
This medicine is VI long standing. II is. no new
uosiruin got up 10 deceive lie public, - tOts.nJs
at the citizens VI this Si,le Ia We aud wili testify
The Proprietor has certificates IL, M Ill p IT. VI
tile State, recommending iein lbO,e I'll Others for
The various diseases Tor which They have bccn al.
ininis,efed. .frtmits Sfs fr lrrrFs
For HuMoRs, Dr.. Buzzeii's BItiers are an in.
isllillc remedy. Tnir tepnISii,n !. established.
When tile humor SppeIrs s1ferneHy, BuzzELLs
lMPRoysp HUaoR OIsTMEaT si.Oula ie applied,
and relief will be immediate and a cure .y,niu-
ally become permanent. li'rice 31i crnis per
Bottle.
Sold OF Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No.
20 Market Square,, P0rilaud, snd byrLis Lg, nls
Throughout the State. '''- --A'- f7-Sw
AsEsrs-J g RhIins, 7, Gilman, Saes ,tDr. O. W
Jredj IL. Miihken,J ebay. A W Hanson, t;eo Oh.
nan, BarieHi N Smith. r Libby, Muse. Duhn. -
bradbury, kiibn Pinklam A. Go, Gikeu L. Tn,boI,
HsiisJ J K u Leaviit, J Down,. Hsisrbsre'j z II
le,inett, Saafo,dT @ W snow, n Bsrsek J q
Thompson, stephen knight, s B,rriek . " q Rro,ks,
Ehoti Meinilre. II a Kingdom, x varfiel, York !
q N Freeman, n " Merton, Cape Hsddeek A Warien,
james Cousins. Rss@sSH~ky AZ Lugues, John Keen,
htHassaSkp0rti A a Hayes, kIt,rs, = Osbs ne, q
Li.ileh' III, WsHs = II smith, W .ktnEsid, a. M0,d,
.vnefsfdf Mc ,uhur, Limisgf.sy a . Os ,tps, "
LirsingfsRI L. Blnzo. q q stasy a Co, Porter q 10
nendel a son Psrson.feidj Fuller, r. Parsssssfid,
Ella. Libby, Lims,iek ~ ''r .''
rAiso, DR. J. A. Berry, Sooo. ELISHA f'.H.
NATH w WOOD, No. 20 Market Square, Portland
Geneni, Agent for Maine. 1870
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Notice.
House for sale.

rrfIE large two story building situated on Sulli.
i Van Street, near the reservoir, built by the late
Col. John Trdllon. SAID house was builI in the
most substantial manner, of the best materials and
j. m every respect desirable house. II is well
divided into four tenementS, all OF them separate,
and every way convenient, and renting on an ay-
erase Of sra each, Us location Is healthy. aud be-
Ing only few moments walk iron this business
streets, makes II desirable place Of residence
For particulars as 10 price and ierns, apply 10
ssS'@A--@ @o' JOHN l.. TRAFfON,
who occupies one Of the teneinents. d.
Bidjelord, May lsi, 1854. ls-f
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Wedding Loaves.
Supporters.

SUPPoRTERs & TRUssEs 81 the lsics, and
- most approved styles, kept by Dr.. N. BRoors.
Also, Banning Q Patent Lase, kept only BY ~
- !. 81 - 20 ~. BROOKS, Maix ST, sAco y
Saeo, Feb. 3, 1874 a'ia'' 80
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TVHE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency of Saco and Biddeiofd for the sale
of the above named instruments, manufactured
by B. +. Tohin 81 Co. Nashua N. II. They arc
combined with The valuable principle oil CAR
uliciurc. and unri,alled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in Use.
Prices according 10 style and finish, from $40 TO
$50. Those wishing GIr Instruments respect.
fully solicited 10 call at No as Cults Island, Saco,
and also III the residence of Rev. j. Hubbard,
corner OF Hill and Pool Sis, BlddeIurd, and ex.
amino an assortment OIL, u and octayes. =
X. NJ. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 8, 1854. OF
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Perlunlery.
For sale

A DWELLING House situated on Jefferson
"A Street - vacant House Lot ut the corner
Vt Adams and Jefferson Streets ~ d u Dwelling
House and Lot on Washington Street. Prices
moderate and terms made easy,
issiter rbr h.lnu't ~ JOHN TUCK.
Btddeford, April 9Th, 1854. ri i4-tI
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GasI ,Afock.

THE ruhsesp,ou Hook Tor stock In the ssecspd no
deSSsd Gas LIEht Company 70 open o. The hana.
fhssusssh Bsnk On sseo, Those wshIns 70 sueecf'oe
,h.r ~. !, ia h,vs snmsd Hank. i. Al 80 - Al
''fs'iss w. r. scAMhoN, 1.s::sss. "a
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pIANO.FORrEs,

~ uni eN'eHsNe u>soi'hiSh'''
-f pIANO.FORTEs, BlN q
a, all prices, warranted equal 10 any IN the Amer.
can market, in the essential properties Of Tone,
Touch, Power, Durability, Style, and Finish
None others will be Kept. Also, an assortment Of
MELODEONs AND GUITARS. 'S@"
Mr.. Webb's long experience in The Profession
of Music, enables Us to assure thoe pcrsons rsld.
ING Ut a distance, who my lnd y announcement 10
yisi, Boston for the purpose OF selecting au lnsiru.
nlen,. that They shall be- as well served by letter,
(naning the prize of The Instrument deslred,) as
by personal examination; aud those who may
Eiy0r Us With their .rder,can imp iel'ly rely upon
lheexcrcise of Mr.. Webb's beS judgment inihef
favor Any Instrument orderrd, can be exchanged,
il IL does not suit. -t '' va
SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
AGENTS for Ligh,e, Newton &c Bradbury's Plan.
os, New York linlleli, Davis IL Cor Grand aud
Square Pianos, Boston; Goodman d Bdldwin's
Melodcons, &c. GEO. j. WEBB " co,
Boston, Feb. /, 1854. GnG
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Saco, Feb 8, 1854.
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IS GILMAN, Factory Island.
Rni., Of Fare for Through 1rekets.

RIRD SEEDS oIau Kinds, for sale as cheap
" the cheapest, by ~ :.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOME MANUFACTURER

EVASSvlLLe3 CE.OTIsiNG STORE.
INC That The interests ofthe Great Nest and
- OF the people of Evansville and vicinity in particu
lar would be much Promoted by establishinga Clothing
Factor! In TINS city, and being that Clothing
De manufactured IN superior and less cost
IN tue W est than In the East We have established a
Ciothng store In this city where will manuac
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL Clothing of the
quality all OF VIII Gu will made under our own super
vision at the lowest New York prices latest styles
and of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash,
which enables us to compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We Will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
ana Gentemens Furnishing establishment in which
will be found every article in that line.
our stock or Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings are OF
the neatest style and best quality: and of the firm
is Practical workman and takes charge of the Meas
uring and Cutting, are enabled TO WARRENr a
good NJ I'D all cases. or no sale.
We also keep OF hand every variety of Talors Trim.
mings and are Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing
their material.
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge Ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID 0NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful to their individual friends
for past vors. and solicit continuance of these
yors Tor the new enterprise they pledge thems vestn
merit all the confidence that may he reposed ia them
Store on Main street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3l- ALEU- IL O'NEIL.