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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
r Wbig General Committee. G

In Democrniir Nhig General Committee, City
| lnd County of Newly Ork, TUESDAY EVtNlN}.
October ? l.The following preamble and solutions pre-
b. L. DrLASIELD smrIH Esq adopted ~thou
division,
Vhpea, Tie Whig Convention st.ly convened at Syrs
eu Representing every portion Of the state aud fairy
suted presented didstes f important public id''
therefore
Eesorsd T. although the City Of New York has he dis
appointed efforts destitute Of that unity which can rsh'oy
erect succe 10 obtain for ans Of it. eminent citizens
n.on for importance Of the off es referred TO- vet
Whgs Of the City acque'ce ia the action OF the stats Cor
and pledge to the Candidates selected sincere aad e.
fcisnt support.
po,d Tint Wg aseendsney too essential the public
welfare Whs principles too ebdenrsd aud WING Po.cJ
vital sacrificed the altar of pesonzl preference or Of
local feeling.
Re.oJred Th., we recognize the worth ability and services
ofMYRON II. CLARK, HENRY RAYMOND, HENRY
FlTZUUGH ana NORWOOD BOVINE; aud hat the Wings
Of y Country snght expect from the Wigs Of the
City the sane support their favoe candidate asdensnded
N US when our chosen standard bearers prevail ia the
Wills councils Of the STATE.
geed That the resolutions adopted by the whc Canven
tion when taken connection with the vo of patty
hitherto expressed upon subjects therein referred TO-
situe distinctive platform ia which the protection OF the
American artisan and mech snc the relation Of capital
TO labor Of internal improvements inee
rty in the execution OF public trusts the slerednes
Of copsuiionsl comrscs the wisdom Of statesmen rather
than the Of densgogus the and prosperity Of the
people the rights Of the and the holor Of the nation are
vndictt,d and upheld.
Re.olred That ~hsever views may be entertained and
expressed BY candidates upon questions not necessarily in
yoly.d in partisan differences recognize them only az
WING sbeslg aloft the old bsone inscribed: LAW, LIS
IRTY end UNION.
Ordered That these resolutions be published in the OF
this City and 10 The Albany Eeamg Journal aud R7i'ie'
ZOPdAR HILLS, Chairman
JONI II. WmTE. IVA. fh.t,,,s,
JosEPH r. haKNun, JR.,)
CHRISTIAN w. SCHAFFER. ..c,e,.,;a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

DEPARTURE oF THE PROVIDENCE IsyAsTRr-
The Providence Light Infantry left for home yes,er-
day afternoon by the Stonington Route. After din
ner the visiting Company were met at the Irving
House by the Light Guard, and escorted thence
to the Park, where they formed in line and were re-
viewed by the Mayor and members Of the Common
Council. The two Companies then broke into
column and marched through the Park, honoring the
Mayor with the marching salute. About II O'Clock
the strangers were escorted to the Stoningon boat,
and after parting with their friends, the Light Guard
took their departure home, highly pleased with .hsr
yisi. to the Metropolitan City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
CONVICTION FOR MURDER-WEATHFR &c
RnarnN WnInn.ln., A

D'S' ~, w r"hoH""yi Wv" ~ ..'''
At the recent term Of the Supreme Court ia Wood
stock County, James Matthews was convicted Of the
murder OF Samuel james, whom be killed in April
last They were both lumbermeu. Matthews shot
james for turning girl out Of bis camp
rain storm commenced last night here, aud stiA
continues.
The seven persons who were arrested in Canada
weeks since for oOunterieitny bank bills, &c .,
are be tried on the 18th inst. Among them are True
&. Young who has been under in Boston for
countereiiing, man named BonDy, also man Of 30
years of age named Heard, quite wealthy, whose
daughters signed the bills. The names Of the others
are Bowers, Gleason, Wilson and Damn.
The bark Manic from Buenos Ayres Jdly 81, ar
rived here to-day, reports on the 2sh Sept in lat.
- %, lon. $500 spoke ship Heior of Kennebunk,
81 days from NewYork for Liverpool, had lost three
seamen and the cook from yellow fever, but all were
then well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
CAPT uorlIys GOING TO SAN JUAN.

WAsHiNGtoN, " cdntsuHV VVI . I'"f'
Tie Siar says the pr,side5t has Determined to
send the L. 5. steamer Princeton to san jam unieF
the command Of Capt. HolIins, and transfer Capt
Fncle TO the command Of tho New-lork rendezvous
Tie Secretary Of the Navy has ssurd 80 nm's.on.
to 81 mdsbpinen for admission into the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Among 'hem are the i,5'9F.
inc. West Van Sanivc,ri. Roh 'r.l.on Malet
Beatty, Z Smith, Allen V Rel, Allen W. BelSuap,
John +. Wright. John Adams H. veil, .. VI. SchOo-
msker. Chari.s o. Judson Robert H. fa'es. Arthur
McEisiry. George I. Merriam from New-i <;
Thomas Ewing. IL. NJ. Blue, James l. Scarborough.
James Ross, Jr, Now.Jersey; George Il. Waite.
Norman II Farquhar. Edmund Taylor, Richmond l..
Jones Henry Broderick James NJ. Wadsworth.
Henry r. Young, Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

Some of the southern papers argue that Slavery
is better than Freedom, because they say there are
more paupers and insane in the Free States than
in the Slave. On this ground a native village in
Af,ca or among the Apaches must be the most per-
feet thing in the world, for there neither Paupers
or crazy folks exist According to the reasoning
Of these journals, tribe Of South Sea cannibsls
offers better state Of society than can be found
in South Carolina or Mis.i .sippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
EPISCOPAL BOARD OF MISSIONS.

HAR1fOhD, " ednesuay, UCt- T. 100.
Al the meeting of the Board of Missions OF the
Episcopal Church this morning, the Communion was
administered after which long discussion was had
upon fsrg place for the next meeting and the do
sirablenes of rendering the meetings more devotion
al ana religious in their character. The matter was
finally referred to Ii committee.
Resolutions were then passed approving Of the
Mission TO tho Chinese in California, aud askdg for
more liberal contributions 10 the Domestic Bosri.
In the afternoon a resolution was adopted recon-
mel ding an increase of the sal iries Of Missionaries
the " est and approving the action OF the Foreign
Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
WING CONVENTION IN WORCESTER. MASS.

At the Wing County Convention held in Brlnley
Hall this city to day, the following gentlemen
nominated for State Senators: Henry ;. WashDarn
81 Worcester, Aaron Maybe OF Milford, Ephrtm
MurGook of Winchendon, Wm. Parkhurst OF Peter
sham.
The IXth District Wing Convention subsequently
held nominated Mr. Wa h5urn for Congress, thus
leaving vacancy in the Senatorial nominees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

SnecaI Uspsfcb 90 Tue n ! 'II"@uT'
WAsHNGIoS, "Wednesday, Oct. I, 1854.
Minister Marling accompanies Mr Wheeler in the
Princeton.
Mr.. Lecoup PIE of Maryland, tie new Chief justice
OF Kansas carries out two Or three old family slaves
Col Philips of Alabama, considered by macy the
the ablest Democratic member of the House. Is
spoken of for Secretary Of the Navy should Dob
bin go into the Senate
MIR. Gushing has written Gov. Marcy long letter
designed to show that Reciprocity cannot go into Ell
feet in Canada till all the Provinces !essase On tho
subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
LARGE ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1884
III. RisteHbatt of Lebanon, pa. robbed the 8
O'Clock train from Baltimore yesterday of a. 800
chiefly Of 800 bills the Banks OF Lebanon Ian
caster, Reading and Harrisburg.
Henry Massey, the fugitive slave claimed by Henry
Bright Of KeLt County, Maryland, was to-day re-
manded to the custody of his master by the U. ).
Inmmis sinner.
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THE NORrHRUP KIDNApPERS.

SARATOGA, Wednesday, Uct 7, Isof
At the Court yesterday at Bailson Spa, tho North
rup kiJpappers Merrill and Russell, had their trlh
mt of on account Of the absence of material wit
n. sses until pext February. An endesvor has been
MADE TO get "Sol" out Of the way, aud make some
srrange n nj for a compromise. IL. however tai cd
To succeed. His friends say they want the book
keeper OF the slave pen in Washington TO give his
testimony, and say where " Sol was first found in
slavery. The Commissioner, in consequence, has
issued an order for his testimony to be taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

Is so in love WIEN tire Patrisrchsi institution. that
he holds his peace and gives not his name.
Perhaps after all be !. not a slave. ba' And
mapped freeman. ls there no log.Aham to res,a,
kuch kntzfa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

Our columns contain full particulars of the late
tornado in Texas, which, II Will be seen, was at
tended with serious loss of life and property.
Also of the state of the revolution in progress in
Northern Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

There was no appearance OF tho Arctic, now in
her fifteenth day from Liverpool wreu our paper
went 10 press az 81 o'clock this mora'ns. Gu
siderable anxiety is beginning to be iet GA ac-
count of her nov arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
SYRACUsY, Wednesl

SYRACUsk WednesdaN, Uct. T. I'of'
The Sols" of the XNtId Congressional District
nominated to-day l.. Babcock Of Oswego, for the
full term. and L. y Fairchld of Madisl n, for the
vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
Taken up in the State of Indiana, a Man, an


For vagrsncy Not limited at.
For poverty, perhaps But blessed are the
poor, says the old Book, and here, in the year
A. ID. ls54 We have this evidence of the practical
working of that doetrine-ripened BY age and
purified by Democratic institutions.
This imprisoned wretch can read print tole-
"Isbly we'll" In that particular, be is much
in advance of $4,000 white inhabitants Of Viz
gina the "mpersonation of the high born aristo-
'crat; and perhaps his literature was the main
cause of his arrest Who can say what may not
be cone under democracy Of the Douglas Gu!
But We may ask, by whom was 1.-The negro
man taken-up." Was it the majestic autho-
rites Of the State or was it some magnifco of
kidpspper acting on his own account This
part Of the business 10 as mysterious as sybilline
leaves. That il should be recorded in an Amer
icsn Journal, that Man was taken up without
even technical cause, turned in the twinkling Of
an eye from Man before the laws to beast
before the Laws
When will the next Kossuth come to this coun-
try for material aid to the cause of liberty
If the owner Of the above piece of property be
among our readers be will thank us for telling him
Of the chatters whereabout-supposing the des-
cription is clue. "said negro man." however
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Nesp!Umk Daily Gribmne
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3.

sot.cnhers 10 Hg TRIBUNE ~ishins POst-Othce al
cess CHANGED should IL ell give hei present. PO-tDhce
ard atecy vhicb eoi whether Ds seuaiNsrtiy ~
We,sy; sud subscribers should date o. s1bci
This would frequently prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

Our country friends g. attendance tie >tIe fsr
ere invi,eo to visit Tsg Tsisc>s oce th oPeSs
ten great Pes Ths ae7a between tf~ h'as Of
ard G. viii be ;le period. but q ar vel
eone al hours and viii apd press ruoras viii enet
iateTulissious a. sLy time between NJ aud 10 T. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

BALTIMoRE, Wednesday, Oct I, 1874.
At the Agricultural Fair to day in this city there
immense aiter dance. The streets are thronged
with strangers who have GENE TO Wait 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
LECTION OF A MAYQP

ELECTION OF MAYOR.
Ia SALE H., Tuesday, Oct 3, 1854
+. y. Blackstone is elected Mayor by majority
of Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
The Louisville Weekly Journal of Sept. %, has
the following Advertisement

~ TAKEN UP-A negro Man, in the State
Of Indiana about 80 miles below Louisville KY about
the 5th Of August last and lodged ia Jail HardEsburg
~ Ky Said is about feet inches high aud
about 10 lbs lie about 80 years age dark
copper color has his Iht leg that has the appearance
burn snd read print toeIa5lv we'll When taken
had nothing bat cheek shirt and dark colord pant. For
farther information, address CHAS. HAMBLETON,
HardinsbQrz XIV.
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j. ii. THOMPSON, from Paris, chronological

HEARINGS PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFES.
sbscrher continues manufacture and sell his CHkAfoS
fks BURGLAR PRocr SAVES at the old established depot
varied assortment of Fire and FUR
e Proof Safes Bank Nsu Doors cbsneesoe Powder Proof
Rank and Safe Locks the world are on hand aud for sale by
SILAs q. HEARING.
Gee, Rloek corners OF water Pine and D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

OPERA MI SIC. The new song "0h how delight
full this pleasing hour" Come quesaors d silerzo
composed prsssy sig Mario by DOnett and SUM- with
great applause BY Mario in the oPeEs Of LueeIis Soga"
mat ubli by REEky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

TOYS of every variety, single and in boxes.
Dections and Pnzzs Geographical Gocmesrea and His
toficsL
emes over Ave hundred varieties pleasing and instructive
Coffee Dinner and Tea Sets Of wood, metal aud China
Wax Dolls and addressed add other Kind OF
Doll ~
CRYING and Laughing Babies of all kinds
Turns Emporus OF Fancy Goods Novelties and Toys
No Brosd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01

NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RlIIlAKD TABLES.

VNE snbs1ibrfs having devoted their personal atien-
ton for many years the nanuineture OF Bill
LARD TABLES, are fully competent To execute work
that will give entire satisfaction the most stidio
connsaenr. Being the extensive manufacturers In
the Union. the, enabled 10 furnish superior table nj
10 per cent less than amy other estashment In the
country To which lact they respectfully hsite the Mt
trnon o buyers hsa the cssentnl improvcme lis
they huv. made in the construction and elasticity OF e
cushions. which they have brought toa deafee of PER
leclion ATTAINED by Always hnnd billiard
tables with Marble and Wooden beds. with large
stock of Cloths Rnlls Cues French Que iealhers, Cue
WINK, Pool bal Bmrds, Bagaelle Tables, SILK md
Wosled Pocket. Nc. orlrr, by mail promptly AT
tended 10. Old Tables reen4hnned by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH Il DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers
Hpl 81 3m No 90 Ann VI New York.
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A MOTHER lot oi those superior slirunk Military
"a Canvass Coat- and Vsfa.
LAWYERS d. DOCTERS
VIII find henuii nj lof of English Satin Coats
black Brown, ID ab md White. also some handsome
PonRee Oonts and Vests heabove articles wush beau.
titay' pense call and scejhem.
mny 20 STIGLER McEIDERRy a. co e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01
NV Motto is i" Progress. "

LNR0M the great increase OF business the subscriber
l. has enoyed in the last six m ,nths, he has been
CONT eled to add to his ready extensive establishment
which he has done by building OF the largest and
most admirably arranged operating rooms in the Union
and can nuw say whou; of cont ra fiction, that he
has of Il largest and best arranged establishments
this country aud facilities for the successful pro'ecu-
0 of his business possessed but by few ii any in this
State With competent AMI accomplished assistants.
and far the largest stock OF dagueeoiype materials
be nurd in this place such OF evey variety,
and frames of the finest quality and richest paternsew
eIy from com ron up the finest quality made for
dagueu eotypes he fla himself that he is het pre-
paled NEE, th, wants of the public in such things
than my house in this place. at from 3 50 to $50 90.
As to the quality OF his work, he teels that it is too
well establishment TO demand admit from him self
recommendation h. will only say that he chalIer ges
comparison with any, only tnken in this pace but
heworll.
With his ent facilities ne is much better prepared
take pictures of children and groups than heretofore
ud would especialy cali attention t that department.
Ia every ca,e satisfaction guaranteed, charge
made
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately tnken spe'
cmers of whcI' mey be seen, and many others with
Sch his galleries abound, by calling AT the sign Of the
Flag next door to the Virginia Bank. Mau ST. Lyn h.
burg, Va Oh ut Masonic Temple, Main ST.. Danville
Va p. E. GIBBS, Proprietor
p S.-Post mortem and invaIids promptly at.
bode tu when requested.
STOCK of all kind, furnished to Il craft at tho lowest
cash prices. L. Il. q.
4 is
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These vessels of the fret class built in tho city o
Baltimore. expressly for this nde and hive superior ne
sommodations for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced Cpptains, well qualified for tho trade
md who v i'll spnre exertion To accommodate They
will be towed up end down the rivcrs by steam md may
he relied to sail promptly as advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Now
York will find il their interest ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low as by my other
line of Packets, and every effort will be mnde by the
agents in Richmond and NewYork give satisfaction.
Freight 8 cents per whole nnd - cents per 3 } :
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. less lhnp chnrg'
the Steamers Insurance can be effected in the hiJl.
mond Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtain
ing f,ll share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for.
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
,rn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No J. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR tie Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON, N Y. }S
No. 81 South Street.
August 2-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01
Great Bargains at Hatcher Logwood & Co
Sale Of Piece Goods at Cost,
CONSISTING OF CLOTHS. CAssI MEREs.
AND VESTIEGQt

ooNsisIlNG OF CLOTHS. CASSIMERES,
AND VESTIEGS
IL HAVlNG been unexpectedly deprived of the servi-
II cos Of our Gutter, Mr. James b Edwards,
and being unable procure the soryices Of any one
equally aseifcient and setsartory 10 patrons we
have determined sell of oar whole stock OF Pieces
Goods, consisting Of CLOTHS OF every shade and
style. Asoa large ,tock # CASSIMERES AND
YES TINGS.
This stock. which ia Of the bea selected in this
market, consisting mainly of this Spring purchases we
viii sell nt Cost for cash and invite the attention Of
our friends aud the public to this opportunity Of
laying In their supplies such iavorabe tcrns.
We shall continue 10 sell, on our usual accommnda-
ting terms, full and complete assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods. &C, which will be
sod at small profits 10 reduce stock.
mny 80 HATCHER, LOGWOOn & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01
N.iE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
1 Lalu llislllll 4 nj IL IDHALE MAIEKS lIl

4 Establishment nt ORACE WATERS. 933
B,oudwny, New York.-T bes, mud most i'm, ro,ed
piLn and Meloleo r. T. Gilbert g. Co.'S Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos. with wiihout the Holoun mud
with iron irnmps md circular scncs The merit Of
mcndntion GiIBERr's Boupon l1ANos nm elegant in.
-trument for emall rooms. ilALLEr " CUmsToN's
PIANOS, o the old eslnb ishcd firm ol llnllet Oo. Mr.
W. being sole agent for all the abuve Pirnoa, offer
them lower tinn my other house Horace Waters
Pinnos. manufactured expressly for him having gren
power Of tone nnd elasticity of urh. 333 Broadway il
the largcs depot for Musical instruments in this eoun
Try ni riding opportunity for selections To be had
elsewhere. Second hand fiuoos erent bargains -
Price ifom eco to $l75 Every instrument fully wur-
unted ot t',t saney rrfiIndrd.
MELODB Ms Goodman 81 Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with HANKS of keys
sweet aud powerful ips rument Prices from $75 to
1900 s. u q II w. Smiths celebrated Melndeons
Martins Hartpaiied Guitars, Browns larps, Futinn.
Flohq Brnss instruments &c. &c. Dosers suppl I'D
with Pnnos ard Melo Icons ol factory prices l2d per
cent discount 10 Clcreymen
MuSlC,-fhis list comprises III, products of the
nents. and Is retcivng constant nddtons by
ave publication of the choice md popunr prices of the
day. Denl.r. in Music, aud Teachcrs OF Seminares
wishing 10 purchase any music published. make
Engagements fer continued suppli, of Mr.. Waters
Issues, will find il To their in call forw ard
their orders Music sent 10 any part of the Union
CAnndus. postage free. HORACE WATERS.
npl 3n
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

order to insure the comlete disposal OF their sum
NOR stock by the close Of the season the subse rers
VIII offer their large stock Of summer Clohng Of their
.En ma'1hetHre at greatly reduced prices for CASH
Those in want olGOoD CLOTHING now have an op-
portnnry rarely met with to supply themselve. with
The best nfcl" in the market unp ecedentedly low
prices. BURROUGHS. .SHAFER A. co
Wholesale q Retail Clothing Bazaar & Ger tlemen's
thIihg Establishment, Main At cor Market.
Jun 10
~ Bedford Scntieel Salem Beacon. Floyd Intelli.
geneer'and Wytheville Telegraph copy
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PETERS, MARTIN Il co.,

AUG ERSoN & Co
IL STREET, tichinOnd, Virginia,
EXPORTERS & JOB 0ERS OF SILK & STRAW
u GOODS tave for sale the following;
Bonnet Ribbons, loinn Grape, all eoors
Gap English -
Pain Tafeta Ribbons Widows =.
SA in " lint a
Black. Gro de Rhine Silks Crepe Lsse
7 ,n and Corded g" Wash Blonde Laoes,
Mnrcelno Illusion "
Florence Plaiu Fieur'd =
plan Satina SilN Blonde
Velvets, rareton Muslina,
Black, Brown and Green Bnragc FOR Wells,
Tissue, " do
Hack, Love Wells. Tor Mourning
Embroidered Wells, MI qualities,
Silk Gimps aud Trimmings
A onmpl ,te assortment of French and American
Flowers aud llcad-lresscs.
We would call esperiH attention In stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
hnsinr imported mnny oi the styles ourselves. Our
.orlment is complete, and prices low in any
ket.
Or sock of BONNETS from our own mnuu.
factory will comprise every style OF fashionable goods
the market whi h. from connection with the
largest munulactory in the United States,
hed To CHrr on the very best terms.
SILK BONNEfS of every vnriet,-Also. Band
Boxes nd Millinery goods generally.
~ Buyers will confer favour hy looking through
stock.
tV'Spreial nm prompt attention paid to orders.
feh 9.dsct9nug Express copy months