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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

Both branches Of our State Legislature transacted
fair amount of business yesterday, as will be seen
by our regular report in another column An ineIect
ua attempt was made in the Senate to consider the
bill for submitting to the people the principles of
Prohbitory Liquor Law. The bill taxing persons and
associations doing business in NewYork City and not
residents of the State, after being amended so as TO
make it apply to all cities and towns of the State was
passed by the Assembly the same body also passed
the Central Park bill. There are now upward of
one hundred Assembly bills the Clerks desk in the
Senate waiting for the final vote, but it is likely that
they will die natural death for want of time strong
disposition being evnced to adjourn die this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

Gov. Seymour, as will be seen by reference to our
report of the dongs in the Legislature has vetoed the
bill in relation to filing vacancies in State Offices b.
the Governor during the recess of the Senate This
bill was intended to remove all doubt Oh question
touching vacancies by amending the Revised Stat
utes 10 insert he word actual before the word
vacancy" but the Governor is under the Impression
that the amendment adds nothing to the force of the
present law. He also objects the ground that the
bill prevents the Governor from removing for cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

In the Senate yesterday, the House bill establishing
new Land District in the Lower Peninsula of Mch-
gan was taken up and passed A resolution was
adopted directing inquiry by the Committee Public
Lands as to the expectancy of granting land to aid in
the construction Of railroad from Iron Bay in Mich-
gan, TO Little Bay De Lequette. The Committee on
Patents reported favOrably upon the bill extending
Husseys patent for reaper At l24 o'clock the SEN
ate went into Executive Session, and the doors re-
NAMED closed until o'clock, when the Senate ad-
iourned until Monday
In the House Of Representatives a resolution was
offered having for its object the aboshng of such rules
Of the Post Office Department prevented the mem
bers Of the Post-Oice Committee from examining the
public records in that Department. The resolution
was referred TO the Committee on POst-Ofices The
Committee 90 POstOffces and Post Roads reported
bill modifying the rates of postage and after short
discussion the further consideration of the bill was
postponed for four weeks. The Committee on the
judiciary reported bill modifying the Judicial sys-
TEN of the United States The House then went into
Committee of the Whole. and considered the bill to
Graduate the Price Of Public Lands The amendments
were debated and several of a verbal character were
adopted, when the Committee rose and reported the
bill to the House The bill provides for the sale of
lands which have been in the market for ten years OF
81 an acre fifteen years, seventy five cents twenty
years, fifty cents twenty-five years twenty-five cents
thirty years or more, twelve and a-haf cents Pend
ing the question ordering the bill to be engrosed for
third reading, the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
RELATIVE PowER OF THE NORTH AND
SOITrH

North of Mason and DixOn's line, of the Ohio, and
OF the Missouri line there are fifteen States in all Of
which Slavery is prohibited. South of Maryland and
Missouri there twelve States in which Slavery is
regarded as a blessing. Between these two great
blocks of States lie three whose position may at rstap
pear doubtful, TO wit:
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Nem2lork Daily Gribun&
FRIDAY. APRIL u, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

to tUhhtNFUNUENIo
no he taken Of Communications Whatever
iDtneed for insertion be- authenticated BY the aud
add Of the writer for publication, but
guaranty of his good faith
We undertake to return rejected Commune sons
10 sending frequently
the the Post Office and rey emily
oftbe State which their be
mention the name of the Post(fes and STATE
SUBSCRIBERS have direction OF The TRIBUNE changed
must state the old address as well az the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
THE PEOPLES COLLEGE.

The following is copy Of circular which has been
issued by the Secretary OF the Peoples College to s'.
cry stakeholder and supposed friend OF the College in
connection with notice for stOckholders meeting
be held at BDghsmton on the second Wedneslyn
July next We hope it will be published by every pa
per in the State favorable to Practical Education i
promptly responded to by every person who wsali
wish to have vote the subject of location and ae
election of trustees:
regular meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of n,
Peoples College held At Albany April ls5 resolved
That Secretary be instructed to address cifean
scent gpose friend me College ssng Of then retura. .sl
definite Subscriptions to be reported TO him before
July next.
In compliance with the shove transmit you the following
win you be kind enough read and then hand a
lo him put and thus keep eirLs
tonl
CIRCULAR
On the 18th Of August last the Trustees of the Pco&s
College announce ed the public that the books open
and that subscriptions to the stock in sums Of not lea
than dollar each, earnestly solicited Of every
uerson intere sted Since that time one man has abaj
constantly in than twenty counties, endeavong I,
eDghten the people relative To the object contemplated
the establishment of such institution The objects hsys
universally been approved by the people Local assnts
have been appointed in than fifty towns and sex
have been received from several hundred persona sr
pressing great interest in the ultimate of the WORK
More than $4,000 is promised by its friends and Il
only requires that amount to be paid into the Treasury IN
order to locate and commence operations Most of oar
subscribers have made annual subscriptions for ten yes
others have promised to double the amount OF their sub
scrpOns and il is hoped that each stakeholder will OBJ
tain from his neghbor at least much as be has sub
scribed himself and thus the expense of agents TO
collect it. II every who receives this circular will
make this individual matter aud make immediate ne.
turn 10 the Secretary Treasurer, and the exact
amount he and his friends will pay before the LIST Of
July next we shall be able to commence operations
soon your Commissioners report upon the best place
for location Remember, that this is the only proecteyer
proposed for the successful promotion Of science among
the farmers and mechanics OF the State and the only qus
ton to be settled is, shall we have the requisite
amount in the Treasury by the first day Of July nsr'
This depends upon your efforts One strong pull and
work is done. Yours, respectfully,
IA HOWARD. Secrrxry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
FowIEgs AND wells. Psychologists aud Publiss-

MELoDEOss An assortment OF Melodeons larger
80, he susd anywhere se 10 be cts comprising Good
nelodeo1s wish two b.nt. Of leys aas D
IA ~ smiths odsous sor chDtss parity and %
is.e ts superior all tb- only
t.n,s In the equal -od Sbossae retail .. great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

The slave hunters appear to be particularly busy in VS.
oonsn. AT the last accounts they were in pursuit Of
female about "A years of age nearly white and bes1ia'
who has been residing for time in KeDoshs Bat ths
matter how got out and when the kdnappers arrived
in that city the bird had flown having taken the express
train for Canada several hours previous TO their arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

price advertising in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE will hereafter
be FIFTY CENTS line. each insertion.
The circulation Of the Weekly alone has reached
cedented number Of O5, 600 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
HARMoNIUMs Per CHURCHES. LECTURE Rooms

have from 70 5sops and pcs
soo 5 They have eqas snd v4ry Of IN organ
cnsog go They 10 beautiful 0ccapy
room so5 very ornamental sppexancs
wM. HALL Son. No 80 Broadway, opposite the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

GEORGE LATAYB, No. 26I Westnnsterst. or Agent
Providence for the sale Of The TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

An examination Of the above can scarcely fail 10
satisfy our readers that it ia exceedingly inaccurate
and uniayorable to the North. The export OF animal
food from the region north ard west the Ohio twice
II no. ihrice greater than that from the region south
and east OF Il while the quantity consumed in the
North must be ii: times greater. Such is the case
too. with orchard and garden produce. single cent
per cay, per head expended by the people of New
York. Brooklyn, and Philadelphia would amount II
over four millions of dollars Onethird of the whole
amount here set down for population of fifteen mill
ions of people. The of error at the North is,
as We think readily seen Where there are thousands
Of small prOpretOrs, from each Of who statement
is to be obtained he difficulty far greater than when
single person represents Q family of one, two or
three hundred hands all Of whose products 90 into one
common treasury Admitting, however, the returns
to be correct will now furnish comparative view
Of the products of the two different sections Of the
Union.
The northern excess Of hay is twelve millions Of
tuns and the southern product Of cotton and rice is
100000 tuDs, or onetwentie.h as much in quantity.
The average value ofthe latter commodities being less
than twenty times lhe average value of the former
follows that the hay more than cOunterbalances the
cotton and the rice. Hemp fax and corn the reader
Sees balance each other Leaving these then, out of
view, we have the following excuses:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

Gen Twiggs Left New Orleans the evening OF the sa
inst to establish bis head quarters at st. L9as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

8, GOO D.-CAUTION-SEwING MACHINES

AL using selling mskng sewing machines without
forbidden infringing patent September 10
1885 under the penalties Of the law See list Of my licences
machinery column inside the decision Of the United States
Court stopping the OF the Singer machines Massachusetts
Acs humbug No alias the GreenO patent and the
Te~nd
Tue above caution spphes the thread" machine
ssed) IL infTn OF viii be
accordingly Copies Of the deon OF the United
eppne the schine in ready
for free distribution my Office
"The industrious citizens NewYoi" win do well
them INFRINGING MACHINES
Law "Tns Boston eonspirAiou" OF whom NJ Singer
Co those who
justice and course denounced BY all PIRATES OUTLAWS
Ir n 3 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

Total. S6s135lOJ S5Rso,53 Sl53b8J 81
The average value of Indian Corn for that year is
given at IS cents but the distance from market and
the difficulty of cOmmur cstion throughout the South
reduce it below this average. If We take it at 80
cents per bushel shall probably be in of the
truth, and this will give for the whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

The total value of the principal products of Southern
agriculture for that year, is thus given in De 3Ops
Rcrieir. Sd ssries, vol H. p. ~:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

THE NEW AMERICAN ROMANCE OF RICH AND
PooR Or pHGsEs AaERcGE LIFE Seven columns Of this
powerfully written containing the chspters) Will
be pnrb.d In SUNDAY CoURER Of Apli Bay the paper
exciting Issued from the period
neal this THG CoUsIER sold at three ceut' per
ell News throughout he city Office Of pabli
cation NO 10 Spruces, . cona door
We would cali attention to the SALE by A. j
o'clock DAY the Merchants Exchange
desirable Country West Flushing These
the ely line Of railroad accessible in IS min
opportunity for who eek
try residence Particulars time OF sale Of toe Aucouer No.
7Brosds-
PnNOs-T GILBERT d Co.'S Worlds Fair first
Pianos with without the Eolisn and with the cee
tsd iron names nS crcuisr scales Giberts ondoir Pianos
Pisnos of the old established OF Halett
Horace Pianos those
sale retail factory prices Second hsnd Pianos from s5
slD HsRAcE WATERS No. IS Broadway.
REMOyAL-BoyD a PAUL, Wholesale Druggists
have removed from No % Cortl Detst the marble No 4
Chambers nearly opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot
where they prepared with their increased es supply
old and those wishing goods in the the short
eat notice and On the reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
SEwLNG MACnINrs -The recnrds nf the ~ Pat

SEWING MACHINES The records of the U. s. Pat.
ofe that the first patent seSns Mchns
sped Ds the peculiar Needle used In all Ma
chimes We have prosecuted Elias Hove J In the Circuit
Court for nr OF said Patent The whole combnaln Of
Hswes Lspss infringing various Patent rshs
aud GOOD Sewing Machine be made violating
Patens We have commenced prosecuting s nfnge Let the
public beware touching Machines
Th the and admirable Sin Tneaded Machines sold
there NJ SINGER Co. No SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

TRUssEs.-The only prize medal for Trusses, award
ed Marsh Co. by the Industrial Exhibition OF All Nations
The Crystal Palace for their sdies Truss The peculiar char
seter oft Truss has been Oh complete
pamphlet descriptive Of every variety of rupture as,e
Stockings knee-eaps, and every variety OF Band4gs
MAksH co No ~ MaiiarlAne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

STOP Thief Is the cry OF the culprlt to divert the
public ou his mdeeds which Illustrated advertise
that Singer has suit pending against
the horey yohnsoH We have
believing that Tire best method OF sleDcng npOe
meet them in court whenever they dsre cite appear II
eero1s OF seeing certified cpy Of the Moey johnson
GROVES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

We ob'sn a. the total Southern Product exclusive Of
the Negroes raised which constitute 90 important
item of southern PROD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

CRisTADoRo's HAIR DYE" Oh what fright
sm exelsims the fair ad whose hair changing from brown
pepper and salt color. Bat WHY, m.dsm continue
fright when In few moments CSiSTADoRos Dye renew
the glorious TINT that rendered
sold and applied at No Astor House "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

A CARD-SpRING CLoTIuNG.-NOw ready an extern
sve assortment Of enIey aud wesde Cothns ad apted
the and trimmed
the loves possible prices.
Tt u &c koaisnseea 20 Dc exseiiy Is represfted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

Every citizen who is paying enormous rents and
living unhealthy esnped apartments this city. advised
$500 worth OF eligible Buidng
wiz distributed $50 1bscriess the St
NAV Ttese Lot AZ Kcsevile; and Messs - have
received large suppIy Pumono Waters for curing
coughs colds Only IS cents box.
Sold By " Co, No 81 Barclayst- General
Agents Tor New York vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
THE ORIENT MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY WI

CHksLEs IRvlsG, Secretary
keS-York, Feb "a. 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
oT'icT Am Mac SEWING MAoglys Co No So gF0.dssy )

BACHELORS HAIR DYE is still the leading article
sill scknowdged be the best DYE extsa for perfectly eoorag
tie hair the moment spPed Tens Of thousands In All pn OF
world proclaim the only reliable DYE known. sold
No Bros3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19
q N Wpoi,s ssfps ,N MA Pi.Si
,,.id,ogus-Whlte Giant.

dsisituGhs-Whlte Giant.
Ariichoke--l.Arge Globe. 10
Bcins-l.arge Lima; small do:
Red Cranberry; scarlet Runners:
broad Windsor. n ~
Snap Rsdas-Eariy. yellow I:
Six weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Halt N, on:
Refugee, 1000 to one; Ned Gran.
berry. 49,,
Bses-Early blood nruIp,
Rooted. do yellow do 10; Lonv
Blood; White silesisn; French
Sugar; MAngel wurtrsi. Z :, =
Booco'i-i'urPle Cape; White
Cape.
Cdlbd0e-Eariy York: Large
do: Eatly Sugar Loaf; do Nat.
terIca, do OSheart. do vanaek,
do Nonpareii: Flat Dutch, Drum,
head. Large bergen; Green Curl.
cd Savoy; Drupihcad Savoy; Red
Dutch for Picking.
Cunilfo,cer-EarIy and Late.
t.Iery-white Solid; Red do.
tirrot-Long Orange; Early
Horn, Altringham; Whit. PielI.
IreSs-Curled or Psrpergra,s.
ttIcunb Early Frame: do
cluster; Long Ore n. Long Green
souihsaie; White spInej; Cher.
Orn-Eariy Sugar; doTusca.
rorA; do yellow.
Esndiss-Green curled.
OF Cole. Pe
Lest-Largr Scotch.
Lifnee-Royai white Head:
Ice Drumhead; white Co.'S,
brown Dutch; Curied India or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19
TED PRISM Ann nrNI,lNr

Appls; Nutmeg.
mdtcr Aslop-J Zines, Lind.
HdstarfiHn.
Ansf'iri- niack nni >y,I,.
OhfonAsiis.r skin: Wbi,.
fondi1ngai yellow aud Red.
Pcis-Estra rarly: rarly Nav.
Washingion;do Frame; 10 chat
ton; Dwarf Hue Pru.,Ian. do
hi,rorfat; Bishop Dwsrfprc,ine
,Pursn fp@Lony smooth
frsnch; Guernsey.
Iursiey-Curied.
PrilIer>-Lzrgr. He'll. or Rnii
Nose; Tomato shaped: Ca,ennr
~ M pkfn-Laryc Tslius.
Rnbari- Victoria.
hdad!AA-1onR Scarlet short
rop: searlet Turnip, White do:
a a.lios do; Long Salmon; Black
~, :S,,.vy-or Vegetable Oyster
Spiadeh--Round leaved.
Sidsh-Early Bush; Hell,
low. Egg.
Ia,ntp-Early Flat Dutch; do
nsd Top; Large White Norfoit; +.
Hybrid.
HerIs-Anni.e; Carroway:
thyme; Coriander; Lavender
Sseet BASH; Rosemary; sage;
sumner saNory; Sweet Mario
90 WA. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19

t,f.U DOVE Il CO., VA. 7t,i
WHOLESALE, S PEh sIik4s o, II DRUGS "EDi-
for sale in apansss0 suit purchasers the following
LOCO 10, Es,rae, Los.ecd, In small boxes -- b. -.
,sss 50 T NJ. w S1ssi fsss, f IN ttr.
$50 baskets and and S box s q sweet OIL
leo ou-ees uetrine's Ointment
.'. 300 300 s saC.a M SftRlsss' -+
g Sesr. starch; 50 ns. Tanner. OIL ..- -. ....
10000 Cigars, assorted brand, '- 81. .'
ia,CSS Fsnuns isrA,,an Pipe. ..,...
80 bills fire Proof Paint ..,.,
$50 SsS S sS: ls& MaTSs S,,. ..0" Paint
sSS Ssa:: c s"s ToSsSSo
10 BIDS Smiths yarnishes
70 Ero.. ssiiiiis aud Sod. Powder.
i,Sve DOZEN Assorted soap,
LOCO lbs Irish Glue
TsSsns with n me Of
raj terms, to town and eountr, trade.
mil D.Aco
s%s% s. RaSSGs' SaGas'sTs
RErceevug their usual supple. o. Drugs. Medicines Chem
, s. Dye s.s ae ss 9s .,sls: soai.s
additions. ar their null and COM
fTa .sS ssS., eS,sf
s sSiS%s S 2sS@; F 4sfsy S, Acid "
spanish brown; Sup. caIb soda
venetian hedi hnslsh kehn'u BoraS
Paris Green; Roll birthstone an Sulphur
Prussisn Blue; Rotten Stone
vermiiUu; Pumice Stone
Lamp Black; Sal Soda
Whiting. Cinnamon; Mace and Nu,megs
Putty; Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Blake's Patent Paint Spirits TuTpenne; Linseed Oil
Furniture Narns Coach Harnsh vaTnsh;
nish: Leather Narnish. -0'-~' - -.
Also, selected assortment, of Comb, and Brush
Fancy Articles Shaving aud Washing Soaps great variety
all Of the best cture. 800
All popular Medicines kept ordered at the
notice. - -
Country Merchants scans Planters are re,peuy
solicited to calf and examine stock and prices.
maid
goods. p JOlISsToSk pRorIIER
NH n,,.-i-,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19
~ W. ss.:z - - !sss

AfktsISIN CENTRAL. itAII.ISOND-ELgRES>
tRAiGHT Ga Freight Car, arranged for the purpose
Will I've with the Mail Train daily
the speedy transportation Mk, Butter Fresh Meats
and other pershable articles Packages Merchandise DC
AspcCh Agent will accompany thc Car receipt
and delivery OF Articles Depots articles
hr put securely with their weight marked
thereon aud be uIlas before the arrival
pots in the country. Articles
Depot, must be sent there beip A. NJ
minutes prior 10 the departure Of the Train
com1niei by two tickets stating to What place thy
sent hy whom And to whom II the articles
with the tickets will be signed by D,po and
delivered TO the person bringing the articles,
tainrd by the Agent
An Agent viii be Richmond Depo from
A. NJ TIL T. H. for the delivery Of Articles brought
Car.
Freight all Articles be paid In advance
No Article will be taken for any turnout.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19
SPRING, 1851.
IRENII HAIR ALE

ERISN EtAHDWtUC.
2. 40. DONSAS. KulIIUud, nv he
w yorkshire" Baltic and other arrivals from Europr
their Spring Importation % birmingham She field HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS aud SAnDEY from ma uufacto
Iies in country full complete assortment
American Goods rendering their stock large
consisting IN part Of
dozen Table Knives Forks and Pocket Knives.
RaE0Ts % Rodgers, Wade Butchers,
manufacture ana Scissors and Shears, embracing ALI
the various styles and qualities, part new and
beautiful patterns
1890 dozen pairs straight Twisted Link Trace Chain.
30 dozen Grass and Grain Scythes
800 dozen Wedding and Killing Hoes, various makes
$50 dozen Ames Rowland And other makes spades and
hhOgeg
Is dozen Ray and Manure Forks
go dozen Rim, Knob md Morice Locks, Brass White
aud Mineral Knobs; Stock Locks assorted sizes and
Pad, Ctesi, Closet, TIL and Trunk Locks assorted
300 dozen Curry Combs, Of all qualities
200 dozen Axes, Of virginia, Collins simmons and other
manufacture
300 Single Double Barrel Guns par, Of nne
quality.
Files and Eas in variety; Cast Shear and Bills.
tered Steel Castng Carpenters Blacksmith and Build.
ing lllrdWaIe generally together with all other articles usually
kept in the ilardSaTe line.
Al Of which having been purchased Tor cash the
bic terms, they enabled and disposed
ular house in thisor other markets.
We have recently made additions our establishment
ing US greater facilities for exhibiting goods respectfully
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond examine
aud prices assuring them that every made TO
give them satisfaction. W. Sh &. D0SNAN,
-, Importers OF Illrdware, Cutlery, &C.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-19
q tolroINn FLUID ExrRACT or CIsSAn-
SECOND SUPPLY
q Spring. AND 81 UUETk f.DnnS

SECOND SUPPLY
Ny, * HEI ~ , AHP s. U ~ lI Go2DS
by TIE steamers Roanoke and jamestown, large addition
ades Gsniemea Me Boys and sr "b , rSs
sold small advance Tor cash, punoua eusomsr they are
BLACK Figured and Plain silks-ar prices
Plaid and pcdilrrnauni and drenadlne
Plain aud Figured Baregcs and Barge De LANES
,s sSt y Esy pm 55 Jageog aud os.na ,
%Si"s,s N Ns a rfa f9d srSs5 do and Carl
il.ig ChaIlys Chaiy BtreFss and De Bege
G,i9y,am,, sl qaaliiis,, ard Eurn,lure prints.
Cenzstis. Collars, sleeve, and iiandkerehisn
@ HSa ."R sy CSR sS9 s ssS RS3Sa
ngmbatne Alpaca Canton Cloth other Mourning Goods
s4snaioi1 able Diaper and Dsmask
Iri,h Linen, Linen Gamble snd Ksnt5g
Thread DIE sTis. sad muii Lsee EiS"r and Inserting,
Jseanet Cambria, Plain and Checked sWi,, Muslin
sls satin, valencia and Msrisiiies yestlbg.
ssaf. raid Domestic spd Coz cosn sa'a D'''''
hanl;ome yagy Of Goods for boys wear, heavy TAmsr
Linen Goods, sryaar coie' apd brown E .sn n
yGIESfisE, oRESsuAw CO.,
..,e No. %, corner Broad, oh and Capitol streets,
"p'' Near Capitol square
STTEIAM WHISTLES, escorted 'lse,; Cylinder ccet,;
@ gaSn We invite the attention q Rarod Companies
apA sign Of the Circular sav, II Main.
On Blu. PIChLED HADDOCR, for gale.
- 'P'' JAs' WlNSION
MRr OIL fresh supply q this popular Me iiclne cur.
have failed on man or beast For sale by
aP5 DOVE co.
2RLEACHED SIIEETING.-ia4 Beseb.d Hamilton
- sheeiing, Furniture Cheeks 4o arrived BALI.
more. o. HARTwELL 4 Co,
aPSo ii5 Broad street
M ARSBITLEs QUILTS; Real M1rSeies Quilts ;
Nh Lancaster do. More ofihose white striped 40 AZ
t3 o. HARTWEJL 4 co,
ap2s MS broad street
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.-I oder for sale low
N Tsa'vsrey Of Ladies' Dress Coed, designs
my1s No. 81 Tsp tee,
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