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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WHO MEETING The Wings Of the Fourth Ward INST =
Wildwood Hail on Monday evening and appointed - Ds
egates 10 the City Convention Messrs NJ Trsphagsa
Andrew Anderson James Fielder A. Van Ripper and H.
Ii Soule A commit se to make Ward nominations W.
appointed consisting OF s X Tyrrell Thos Wildwood j.
j Boughton j. h Schenck. and A. A. Path This Con
mittee will report to meeting at Wildwood Hall On Sseaf
day evening rext
PRIMARY MEETING The Democrats OF tho Seceod
wad Jersey City met in Franklin Hall last evening sad
nominated for Aldermen VIM Ii Horton and jobs Gaf
fifth They designated the following gentlemen IS Dsls
gs.es to the City Convention Geo T. Cutter g. A French
A A Uudonbergb, s NJ Chambers and Jas Mcfarland
FRI AND Loss OF LYE-TAe Nevark Adrert,ser states
Ss or. nsS n Gas ns f sss, Ss1.
.gmed sid 10 enc OF them ayoaps man sooo' ~ mani ~ w
called BY bis her Ohio told hn there .n smoke the noese
he a notAs. aud came 40
door the flames brois In UPON her and shs rushed
e.p. Twelve m r. u 81, .hm l.h pss,s
Los. porlnI Oh. p,ost.r Of 'n. % s
David osmds and Nathaniel Tiebsnor quits severely
AL,pIKs CARA Newark lady sent a communication
Ne-Jey R.oss .nd rrsnspstsiI company rsassss
devo.d TO the use % "a, n
tho frequent difficulty of obtaining the seats and ths sd'cS
&c, he
AccInvsr In jersey City at about u o'clock yester.
esy quantity earth eaysd and partly ce,srsS
ma ss Lew. .Ss gsS az MS.,1@.ry nd Ware.
LsNs conseisby bruised George was oas 'hsaJ ssf@
F,IL-A lad named Nicholas Riley fell from the rssi
Of the at northwest Of Greene and
jersey Civ Monday stance OF seou, . ee aaa
Injured Internally hs fall was interrupted BY striking 'sss n
hi, descent
The officers OF the Hudson County Bank in Jersey City.
where ssprontsa by the Bo'rd Of Director" yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

HsIRoR IMPRovYNExrs Al THE WEsr.-Presdentis
vetoes and Democratic Congresses having killed all bills
making appropriations for the Improvement OF the Hsbors
and Rivers connected with the great Inland Seas Of the
north the people have been compelled to resort TO pr
va,e subscriptions for the completion of these great public
works We see that public messing has been held at
AegaD Mich and that al the necessary steps were taken
for the organization Of Joint Stock Company with CAPT
tai Of $4,000 TO improve the harbor OF Kalamazoo Lake
Michigan memorial to Congress adopted a. the
sas time setting forth the RAPIDLY increasing trade Of the
region Of country di,e interested in the harbor i'm
and reque sting Congress to pass law a1thorz
ing the County Of Aegan TO construct and maintain at rs
own expense for its benefit aud the convenience
Of ali vessels iesng Lake Michigan and transs ting
business at the mouth OF the Kalamazoo River break
and bridge pier Of such character as would render
the hsrbor at all times easy Of access Committee
appointed solicit subscription TO the capital stock of the
Company ana Captains johnson, + Clauson and +. B.
Sockbrdge Esq were authorized IN m axe the necessary
survey Of the mouth Of the river aud to report pan OF
operations at subsequent meeting of rhe Company
The Kalamazoo River is point which, from the extent
and quality of IFS pneres, its heavily wooded land. its
bemok bark its proximity to Chicago and the spirit OF
enterprise which a. work there is bound to be Of
great importance to Chicago and other lake ports.
The people of the Lake Country will be duped no longer
by expectations of assistance and have gone
TO WORK in good earnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

MIsIssIPPIIhe Legislature closed lis session on the
I'd inst No Legislative spportionmept bill was passed
the present rule for Senators and Representatives there
fore still governs The blu to aid in the construction Of
he New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
and the bills proposing amendments to the constitution
viz sboishing the Chancery Court changing the time Of
elecng State Officers, &C. and preventing the Sete be-
ing sued, passed both houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

JERSEY CRY Primary meetings held in The
First, Third and Fourth Wards by the Democrats last Mon
day evening In the Frst Ward Delegates to the City
Convention were appointed rs follows Joseph MeAanus
John d. Nolan, Thos. Decker, VIM Rodgers, Jr, and
Joseph II. Fairbanks Ia the Third Ward Aid HILL and
Mr. VIM Pearssn were nominated for Aldermen. In the
Fourth Ward AID Rappelyea and Mr. Michael Lienean
we're nominated as Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

JoIrEr, m.-A petition presented, signed by l0'
Catholics Of Joliet praying the Common Council to set
apart portion of the School Fund 70 support separate
Catholic School A resolution adopted by vote OF
Of 5 10 denying the petition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

PhrenolOgy enables us 10 read the characters and
motives q or glance 10 jgdls reliably v1on
rg with whom rs,e sne.s or socS relations
and teeon.s the delightful uef1 snd interest," ~
Which possibly oar suenfion saJ
D, he Bso;asrs FoxLEk Q. No. Isl NastGst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
LAW LNTE'LLIGENCtE.

CoUar or APPEALs, April Mos. 81. a. Reserved
till April l. No g. Reserved till April IL No. 49, Re
served till April 10. No. 70 Submitted No So. Struck
of 1890
No &c Livingston respondent, sgt Miller appellant
Argued. John Van Buren, counsel for appellant Henry
Hogeboom counsel for respondent Alb Eve journal
CouRr or APPEALs, ALsasr APRiL 3-Eveaing Ses
non No IS, argument concluded. No 40, struck OIL
No 30, Beer agt. Reynolds Judgment OF General and
Special reversed with costs by default No 40 re-
served for April 49,. Nos. II, ~, passed. No ~
Pipcspey sgt Hagsdoon Judgment in Superior Cour:
affirmed With costs, by default.
April 30 The People eI rel Elisha Fulton and 9th
e,. appellants, sqt VIM b Fulton and others respond
ents Argued. Mr. o Hastings counsel for appellants
Mr. II X seden FOR respondents.
Nos 49, s. reserved tor April g. No. 49, reserved for
S. reserved for April - No So reserved for fourth
week Noe "a. %, reserved for April 10.
Day calendar for April 5th, Noe g. 81 &C. 49, 60 81 81
The Hon Hiram DEMO, Acting Chief Justice, snnoun-
ced the following decisions
Judgmen, reversed. new trial grsnted-The People.
defendants error sgt William Dairy plaintiff in error
judgment afirmed-Tbe People, defendants In error.
sQt John Hendrickson. y, plaintiff Ia error
Caur, adjourned for want Of business until r; "A:
COURT OF OYER AND rZRaisER-BeforeJu JUICE ROOSEVELT
rsqrIRT INSANITY.
Anna Mara Derehu2 the German woman indicted for the
murder of hes child by killing il w.hs hstche and who
alleged 70 be nsane brought up Tuesday forenoon
With view inquiry to hes state Of mind and wbsthsr
such would render proper 70 place her upoa hsr
trial The prisoner appears be about IS or 20 yefss Of
sss rather full in form and fa face She set sppsfeoty
unconscious Of al tia. psssing around her, Mr. Phil
lips appeared in her defense.
Mr. Blunt Dntzc. Attorney. stated that At tho time Of
finding the Indictment the Grand Jury bad great doabs
her ssny bot a. they ooad not pass upon that question
VS.. their duty to End the bill The present proceeding
therefore necessary before shs be put upos trial
win be for The jury to cay what now the STATE Of h
mind II she in that state Of mind that she Is ane's
.cious Of What passng around her she cannot Be te
and ne Cour. has he power 70 send her to snafe hos
ptaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Geniu's Bazaar in the ST. Nicholas Hotel. is besuti-
s worth eEAnnsIoa By ever, person v.let tas eiiy
Az the calf the
lite side on 81 BrosS~sy snd me Da
.1sIreoty pc These pictures are besutts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

GAS Gas, GAS Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, OF
ossrr .,S ,ntqa. ceszsA VII be tie afse1r
M eso5t WsEsr 60 Ne us Bros1~sy Tho largest
.fOcf 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

-ees sfthe M.,ox c~- rs hsss-- esee sss
The .uiy Department In r.seses %
~ the trsnen Of barir Osmpssy W
The ror r.s hisk Md no isf-ee,ce s~evS
k.vrr made with ire -n ses OF No sa
oa haa ceearrsd The repSf sH ss'P'ss
TIE PROJECTED CIR AKNosr AT the last mss.,ng
Of TIE non Cozrel Az Grshsm presened eer ssV
ecsrfv By the Lefisfr- for "a. sree,s OF ~
~heh saho;ises ihs Conucn coaseh % Pr
IN. eeiporaie nras Of the eis ava eis
thereon ard s roo rs mfse zee
the military ,sa suhorre he bosrssns OF sS1oo Tor tesss
adopted aee. spec O. eenni ace ssress
select xls.e for sn Gnegs pea sse
thru pesoi; aad coGract Tor the same hts.s
suise pan sod s9e6 soas receive ess'es ene
10 advertise TOT toss
g. Co spsn tAs credit Of the ATTY
BuRsrD TO DLrs.-Coroner Ball held an inquest yes
nep he boas chile about three Of he
W.sAi,ston std B.rens wheh came TO ts deSe
.lns dtns The psrsy sesesce o. he nsher
p.-suis s.n- Mckee veFssss in accordance vita sAs
aseEed
Edward Douglass Treasurer OF the Forf Greene 01are
,rs,,tss Nth silver pitcher By the Cs0Psay AssAag
even ~ token Of ;hstr esteem
The Office NJ Drs Cochran and Gilnen. on the cors1
fYors A. entered Monday nisa with tsse ksss
,ud two soIa waehes oien thsEefron
TEfyyt>e-Ab,ut noon on Monday valuable cloak
from the the Ahcnean The ksy
taken the time The day pevisss s,ee
No IL Coortss and stole tAsrsffon Sees
sr1 rolisrs in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

PrrsosAL-Ole Bull gave a concer, at Buffalo on Mon
day evening.
julien gave hs first concert at Richmond Va on the
same night.
Neal Dow OF Portland lectured a. Torrington CT, on
Mondsy night, on the Maine Law.
Bsyard Teylor ectured at Columbus o. On the evening
on the lst Suhct-Tbe Arabs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Crayon DaguerreOtypes Crystalotypes, Stereo-
seope. plain Dsgero,pss Loelss Pictures &c .sken n any
Worlds Fair p eaiG Gallery No IS broad
~ay No sohnection WIKI any Other essso
lishueu, oAsVkL ho'r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
fAcvsrs~nert

The Dusseldorf Gallery of Paintings is now Hour
hnE ADD only door shove No 81 erca
had the best possible 20 pro-
eues ,boule be cloudy By ., al vii be
zoot trht No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
BIRTH.
DIED.

hULLIGAN-On 18th Star Villa Cisashsa
Liverpool Eng, Mrs. William aullxan, Of daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
BOLTON MASSACHUSETTS,.
Couesponlsue. Of The n 7 Thbuse.

Correspondence Of Tho Taboso.
BOLToS, Mas, Friday, March a. 1854.
This fsurishipg town situated thirty miles from Bosom
in good old Worcester County which has been cels
bIaed for the industry and morality Of its inhabitants la
the eastern part Of the there are extensive Inns
res, where large quantities OF Inns ,nif.surei Ia
thee quarres those valuable geological specimens called
BoloDres found f~ years since queer Old gentle
nantd Hougbton. left sl2 900 10 establish a h n
school which be free TO all the inhabsnt. Of the
town, with the exception Of nine individuals, who, With
their DESCENDANT to be excluded for the term of
hundred years then it was to be free to all.
What the mans motives could have been for engi ~
out these nine persons secret which he carried :" his
final resting place in biz breast However did no.
mater much as the Supreme Court have annulled that
claD,e. so that all now enjoy its benefits
The Unisrcn Society equally fortunate in having
funds 10 support preaching Their former pastor the Rev
Issc Allen left them $40 0O0 the ntere. OF which pays
their minister and keeps beautiful church IN excellent
order.
large proportion of the people thrifty farmers, who
live by the Of the brow. Some OF the most enter
pIsDg have associated themselves into joint stock con
psDy for the manufacture Of shoes. which. together with
the various other kinds Of business carried on affords re-
muneratye empoymeDtto all who nuke this their abiding
place.
have offered their estates for sale but most Of them pre-
fer 10 remain stationary and enjoy their unusual sdyan
tagts Your readers 10 ,hr vclny s!nire tne course
THE TuEusE has adopted in opposition to the Infamous
Nebraska bill and its supporters, mo trying TO co
the North into belief that it, passage will not in
ure their interests will hardly be able 70 accomplish the
task by the arguments they put forth We kno. full we'll
that its passage will endanger the UuOn and lead to
ssrous consequences The people have mu TO hope for
from the action the House Of Representatives Tues
day last which Administered rebuke to President Pierce
ard Senator Douglas that will make them wish henseve q
in different position 1t is 20 be regretted that j Eg
ertt should not have improved the opportunity offered
him upon Douglas in defoDse Of the New T.
gland clergy who are as pnre irinne pony OF men as
stood up in defense of liberty and right. >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Edward Douglass Treasurer OF the Fors Greene 0G~d
-, ors.,utsa With silver pitcher By the Company AssAag
.vsn a. a, ,oken Of tksir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

WILL YOU TAKE A DRINK We dare say that, II
five Points searched Of the poor
tainted hs morally In THAI
ueeOus could date back ns and her IN history as
hey surd that nsnu stinz inquiry WA
YOU drink The splendid moral drsuA strsernf such
eOwds 8snuns Moseum aud cssd the Old Brewery .u
illustrate hs et IE Is pa, ed this afternoon and evening BAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

The Office of Drs Cochran and Gi6llen. on the eersx
fYo, n.n, ~ entered Monday nxat With tsse kss~
,ra tws sol4 wasche, stolen thssefron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

The Ladies must not forget that g Uncle Tom $
Cabin Panorsu. Of the Ai.sspp sni
the .esory Little ~. Ascending Heaven will be
foru.S hsi,os for their especial
uooaiioa. /, will .. be repeated In the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

The new and frstcazs brown stone front store No y
Broadway. runsiss through 20 Trinity p.ce low occn
pied BY Messrs Lot.mer Large Enery Co. dinsnsioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Mr. Burtons benefit off to n;hi q. Burton Thea
ter when four popular pieces will be played with Mr. Bur
ton in three OF them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

wIpryye CT WALKER 81, Ao.-The general term OF the
Supreme Court yesterday forenoon held that owing to ~an'
Of roce TO Mr. Whiting b. the other side in bringing On the
Argument the proceedings have been irregular and he
srsuner; was postponed to the May term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

Acciuysr In jersey City At about o'clock yester.
quantity earth aved upoa and partly ce,sfse
Da Id George who 81 wsrk N
n the rr-etst the corner OF Mootomsfy ane We.
LsT eon,isesbly bruised George was bas shsa"J sn@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

In the notice of the railroad sc'dent on the Third av
road which appesrs IN Tuesdays TRIBUNE. reported
that the PR VITO killed was intoxicated al the ame'
when the fac, T. informed By ,fend. that neither
of The narte. r.re intoxicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Helseffn Five MInutaa.

TYLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP
yyNHE increasing demand for this most pleasant
/ safe, and eficacOus remedy for all pulmonary
DISEASES, has enabled the proprietor TO reduce the
price place It within the reach of ali classes
Its superiority nost similar preparations is at
tested BY many eminent physicisns who have ceer
eye witnesses Of it's efficacy when tn, usual RENE
dies have failed; also by thousand Of orr most Re.
spectacle citizens who have used it in their smile
both preventive and cure with failing sue.
for the last twenty years, during which period
with very little aid from advertising. DO, it has
gradually spread reputation over the whole Unicn
In cases of recent Colds Coughs, Roarseness, &c. it
gives immediate relief aud generally cures in lay
or two, without interfering with diet business OF
rendering the sygten more susceptible ct Code, in
cirouic cases, Xxttmd, Whoop,ng Cough. Group
Bronchitis, Affections Of TIE Lungs, and Coass.mp
ion it is always very b ne1cisl. and seldom fails
when commenced in time to perfect cure.
Prizes Is and 90 cents q bottle.
Sod wholessIe by Patterson & Marin, Stott Co.,
Ritgesy CO. Alexandra by Peel s Steyene In
Georgetown by Mr.. Cl3Sel.
80 TPLERS GUN ARABIC GSNDY Drops
q similar composition to the above, but in milder
and more portable form |; they act ike charm
troublesome Cough, ard clear the throat ard
voice; they contain no injurious drug. are psricu
arly recommended for children freQuer ters Of pub
lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, as
Price 12Ila and Is cents PSF bog.
Fer sale st most Drug AID Candy Stores.
cot lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
SOMETHING NEW.

nrPOSITE THE MARKET ON PENNSYLvA-
~ MIA AVENUE doors below Ninth street,
is NEW CLOTHING STOhE for Men and Boys,
opened this day. DECKER, che of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants In the North. has determined
to offer to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity,
his excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
will find just such Clothing Store aa has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
good substantial woolen coat he will sell for
81 70; and heavy winter pants we'll lined for 81 rs;
and foe coas, Cvercosts, snd vests, in proportion
Good wool and cotton under hirts, hosiery gloves,
&c., cheaper than the chespest nov lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

w It'll pleasure we inform our friends that We
w have us. returned from the North with an
immense assortment of new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable for presents, such Work Boxes. Desks,
PAPER Msche AID inlaid Goods, Gard Cases, Ports
Monnaies, Cigar Cases and Stands fine China Vases,
man,el ornaments, bronze and pariad bic figures
Baskets, ChiliIens' Toys Brushes, Combs, PERU.
merry, Music, Musical Instrun ents, Piano Stools and
Covers, fne Engrgavins, and a host Of Fancy Goods
too numerous for advertisement, ali of whicn We
will take pleasure In exhibiting and promise to sell
at low rates. JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10 b SITS.
doaA-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
ORANGE AID ALEXANDRIA RAILROA]
- 81 c.

On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854,
II HE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons.
vile and inte' n-diste Sta.ions at ~ O'Clock,
a. n, o. the arrival OF tbs boat from Washington,
giving ainple time for breakfsst on board. Cog
ting at Manassas Junctisn with train for Stres-
burg, at WaIrenon JU ction with a train for War
renton, and at Gordonsvlle with the trains en- the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottss-
Vile, snd Staunton
The cars leave Gordons1i,'e daily for Alexsndria
and intermediate stations, at a before IL, r., on
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond. Charlottesville, and Staunton
va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

NIE are nowreceiving tie largest stock OF GAG
w FIXTURES ever offered ia this city, COZ.
pridng every variety Of stye and hniah. They have
been selected from the celebrated factory Of Corpe
ius Co., Philadelphia, end include all Of thsir
oattsros.
Owing to a reduction In price In Gas Fixtures We
are now prepared to furnish them at less rate than
hey have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep pscs with the above improvement The
'rics Of gas aUbi1g has been materially reduced,
md our Increased facilities warrants in saying
hat We are prepared and can execute any work we
nay ltertGks cheaper and better than eDy other
6tablist mort IL this citv.
J. ". THOMPSON d BRO,
PlurAbirg Cas- Fitting Establishment,
Pa. avepIe, side, between 18th ana llth ste.
oct 13-dtJani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
GEORGETOWN FKEELE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, o, O.
Rev. VIM. ,. CLARK, lparxrp,,s

a aTs. A. W 4. 5 q 1isFsE' panrp.s.
'fNHE duties Of tia SEMINARY will be RESUMED OF
/ FRIDAY, Sd De@DOf 1sr.
The course ofstndes actually pursu sd in this In.
Btitution embraces ID Cher and more Thorough
ranse than that pursued in any other Feuasle Sem.
mary In the Union.
The location of the Seminary is remarkable for its
saubrity The buildings are large, the rooms caps
c;ous, and the grounds for recreston are very am.
pie.
Terms for boarding pupils, 5000 per session Of 10
months, payable on the LIST o. September and lat OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and MsthenatIcs room rent, fuel, lights
and WASHING Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to $40 per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. +: de la Rcoha W. G: Ridgsly, ESQ, " Hunter
Esq, W. g. II. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert p. Dodg-, ESD, and DR.. Q. ID Iinthicum,
Georgetown, D. O.; and to Jos. 81. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron q. Dayton, Esq, and MIR. Fitshugh Coyle,
Washington, D. y.
jyN-tf (Intel Union)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
TAKE HuTIUE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
n w. ERQW MING. Marchant r.ilnr e

u - A&o w " AAN 1s1iOr. tA
l. avenue, uEder the United States 10 A
el would respectfully inform his customers
md the public generally that he has Just re- M
,etved new Eau srd Winter goods in gr.at4
variety, such IS Cloths Csssimeres snd Vestings OF
he latest importation, and is prepared to have them
made up st the shortest notice In the mcst fashion.
ible manner. AID at low rates Of prices.
having made arrangements to 90 iIto the Ready
made Ciothisg business extensively this season, he
GELS consden; that he Offer 10 tbcse Wishing TO
purchsss stock CT Clothing, not inferior to any Ia
his city, and not rsde up at lie North SIS lie us..
Ally the case With Sork sold here; but cut in his
own estabishn emit, and ms5s by our OWE needy cit.
lens IN this dull season 81 low rates of prices he L
enabled therefor, to compete with northern work IN
point Of prces; and 10 quality and STYLE he viii
cave Tor these who favor him with q call TO Judge
He c.1 eel whole quits, Ce&t, PantR, and Vest M
the following low rates:
5000 suit iof business parpcsss out OF cloth or css
siElere, for the small sum ................ s,5
ofess and frock Coats, from. SO to $40
5Eercoats of different tyles........... IL to 26
olack and fancy i6niaioons............sS so to 10
SIX aao feiYet 4 so to 10
This stock Of Clotning Is OF superior quality
and has been sGs up since re reserved the faI and
winter fashions.
lie keeps constantly OF Land a large assortment
u fabcy srteles-such "a Gloves, Orayats, Collars,
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agent for TIE sale of Sco.fs Report of Fash.
enbIu lnle Ely SEP le-d
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

~K- - On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
SaSsz Faro round trip 81; from Alex.
andria rs cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
Coaches leave tie Capitol for tt boat at y o'clk
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-.
dence with Geo. & Thos. Parker.
Refreshments On the boat.
oct 28-dtf SAM'L GEDNgY Capt