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Polynesian., 1854-12-02


CONFIDENCE IN ONE's SELF.-Wheu crisis be-
falls you, and the emergency requires moral cou-
rage and noble manhood to meet it, be equal 20
the requirements of the moment, and rise superior
to the obstacle in your path. The universal testi-
mony of men whose experience exactly comedies
with yours furnishes the cOnsong reflection that
difficulties may be ended by opposition. There is
no blessing equal to the possession of stout heart
The magnitude of the danger needs nothing moro
than greater effort than ever at your hands. If
you prove recreant in the hour of trial you are the
worst of reereants, and deserve no compassion. Be
not dismayed nor unnamed when you should be
bold and daring, unfinching and resolute. The
cloud whose threatening murnurs you hear with
fear and dread IS pregnant with blessing, and the
frown whose sternness now makes you shudder and
tremble will ere long be succeeded by smile Of
bewitching sweetness and benignity. Then be
strong and manly, oppose equal forces TO open
difficulties, keep stiff upper lip and trust in Prov
idence. Greatness can only be achieved by those
who tried. The condition of that achieSement
is confidence in ones self-[ Richmond Post.
Polynesian., 1854-12-02

The obstinate woman gets to sea 10 Oand-bos>
The patient woman roasts au OF With q burning
glass.
The vulgar woman is spider attempting 10
spin silk.
The cautious woman writes her promise on >
slate.
The enyious woman kills herself W endeavoring
to lace tighter than her neighbors-
The extravagsnt woman burns ~sx cardie III
looking for lucifer match.
The happy woman died IN blind sra Deaf ssy-
lum years ago
Polynesian., 1854-12-02

THE FATHER OF SANITARY REFoRM.-About
eighteen hundred years ago. Plutarch discharged
the duties of commissioner Of sewers and public
buildings" in his native city Of Charonea. The
very fashionable people sneered at the "commis-
sioner' and wondered that gentleman should
stoop to any thing low; the ordinary, common
sense sort OF people honght il odd that philoso-
phcr should degrade himself into RIdde-peilee-
man; while Plutarch's most intimate friends, who
seem to have had good deal of sarcastic humor,
delighted to remind him Of the remarkably exalt-
ed office to whc his genius had raised hin. On
one Of these occasions, The honest blegIapheF
made reply worthy to be adopted as the I0ttO
Of all sanitary rel0rmers. 1T is not fer nvsef"
said be, that DO these things but for ny ccunfry.
Tbe usefulness takes OF the disgrace; and the
meauer the office sustain, the greater the compf
ment pay to the PuJic.'-lG!asgow paper.
Polynesian., 1854-12-02

BARSUMs's FIRST SPEcULATIox.- -Barnum gives
the following: My mother had given me a dol
lar before left home, and never expected to see
the end of it. l supposed 1t woald sasbI7 ny
every wish, and yet leave unknown quantities of
change on hand. The FIRST outlay made was for
oranges was q great loser of this fruit, and had
often wished could have as many as could eat.
entered a confectionery store and inquired the
price Of oranges. +" Fourpence apiece. was the
reply. Now e. .fourpenee IN Connecticut is six
cents. and ! Supposed IL was the same she world
over. With my great propensity fo- 9 beating
down - the price, and an ardert beiief n FraHk-
Inns proverb, that 81 penny saved Is tvopence
earned,'' Informed the lady that Sc I considered
fourpenee apiece too dear, bat would give her ten
cents for two The female shopkeeper hesitated
for moment, but finally said that seeing it was
me,'' and it was probably my hrss visit TO New
York, she would let me have the two oranges Tor
ten cents / thanked her, and took the oranges.
thought It was very liberal M her thus to deduct
two cents from the price Of her FRUIT little dream
ing that owing to the difference in currency. vas
paying her two cents more than she asked
The daily union., 1854-02-18

Excess in favor OF the bill and the administration
SO $50, or nearly five to one
We think that our contemporary who furnishes the
list OF Massachusetts, papers opposed to the admnisa-
ton, commits gross in classifying the Springfield
Post among the slavery inerven,ionists. That the
Post agrees with the principle of n-intervenon would
appear by the following extract from article in that pa
per OF Monday:
m is well for those democrats who opposed sena-
Douglass Nebraska bill to watch the movements Of
these wings Hide, before they engage with them ia their
present onslaught upon the administration course
upon that question la the past history Of the whig party
fact has been made distinctly that he must
have been iyro in politics who failed 10 discover They
have alternately approved and opposed every Of
public policy which has been before the country when an
opportunity to gain power by the means within their
reach. 1t matters what the tequences the
country, they ready asate refrain agitation
Just as for the time being, for their
They aboonsis when, and only when, il pop.
uar to be and when the popular tumuIt to the
opposite direction the very who hercest before
in denouncng tho peculiar nslitnon if they not be-
come at once It's wafmes apoo2st Join vehemenhy in de-
nouncing their former allies Swearing iealty 10 the COM
promise of 1850 losing game 10 the whips
for tho country had faith ia their sincerity. Whether
they will with better in returning their old
abolition haunts is a problem yet unsolved In floating
backward and forward catch tho popular breeze
not be strange If sometimes they advocate principles
which portions OF The democratic party subscribe bu the
uniform mismanaKemen of the whig party po " or
should operate as perpetual warning keep democrats
from following their lead under any circumstances II is
not wise, profitable, or safe to do so"
Besides this, we learn that the Plymouth Rock has Ia
ken ground in favor OF the Douglas BILL and that the
Greenfield Democrat is in the good company Veri
ly it would that the opposition this bill is no, SO
very strong among the democratic papers in Massachu
seils. In short time they will be unanimous in ia ia
vor, if they are no, so al this present moment
The daily union., 1854-02-18

AN INDIAN TREATY FORMED The 81. Joseph Gazette,
OF the lst instant, learns that Msj, Gs,ewood Indian
agent, had concluded treaty with the Omaha Indians,
By which they oede all their lands lying the Missouri
river from The mouth OF the Platte river TO the Iowa
river 10 the United States. Major Gs,ewood has be,
empowered to treat with the Onahas, 0oes, Missourias,
Pawnees and The half breeds for all their lands com /.
mencing at the Lower Memaba, above ST. Joseph, and
extending up the river above Council Bluff, iowa,
cludng what is known the Great Platte River valley
Ii s Major Gstewood's intention Immediately TO proceed
with the other tribes Of Indians aud lhe Gazette says by
the st OF May OF June next The whole OF the Platte River
valley will be opened the settlement Of the white
A. soon The treaties concluded. Major Galewood
will proceed Washington with chiefs OF each tfbe TO
have the treaties ratified.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

g. g. sANFORD5 OLD, EsTABLIsHED, AND ORIGINAL
NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
Are again before the public.
SANFORD respectfully
loss Philadelphia by
9Th has r6u-a
rDe instruments, for travelling tour, and the troupe
witn all Its iorce wall appear GU
MONDAY Evrsso February 10 aud continue during
In favoue performers attached sanfords
Troupe, pleasure announcing the greatest the
minsrelsy business
r. II. Sitter, the champion dancer.
A. J. ALLEN, the banJnist.
HERR LiEBENsriEN, the Hungarian vocalist.
And the sin~r, toips sanford Lynch,
Holden Rudolph, havsnas, insay, sorwcet aud Master
ford
Admission as cents. No half price.
Doors opea half past O'Clock TO commence at O'Clock
Feb il-du.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
Supreme Court Of the United states
THURSDAY, February I6, 1854.


Isaac A. Verplanck, esq OF New York. was admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No. il3. Easus Corning 81 al U.s. ibe Troy Iron
and Nail Factory Appeal from the crcui, court of the
United States Tor the northern district of New York
Mr.. Justice Grer delivered The opinion of this court,
dismissing this appeal, with costs.
No. 4e. Thomas Kearney et al. u.s. John j. Taylor
al Appeal from The circuit court OF the United States
for the district OF New Jersey Mr. Justice Nelson de-
vered The opinion OF this court affirming the decree OF
the said circuit court IN this cause with costs.
No IS. VIM. Livingston ei al US. Wm. w. Wood
worth, administrator, al Appeal from the circuit court
OF the United States Tor The dlsnct OF Massachusetts.
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF this court re-
versng the decree OF the said crcaii court with coss
and demanding the for further proceedings in con-
formiiy 10 the opinion OF this court.
No. 55. Hamilton Murray, use, &c, p, John A Glib
son. Oa certificate OF division in opinion between the
judges OF the circuit OF the United States for the
southern district OF Mississippi Mr.. Justice Daniel de-
hvered the opinion OF this court that The plea pleaded
By the defendant is no, good sufficient bar TO The
plaintiffs action and tha, the demurrer OF the plaintiff
should be sustained.
No. 81. Andrew Wyle jr., administrator OF Sam
ue Baldwin, Richard s. Coke. Appeal from the cir
cult court The United States for the District OF Coum
bia. Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this
court, affirming the decree OF the said crcpit court in
this cause. with costs and interest.
No. Sc. John Den dem. Archibald Russell, ps the
Association OF the Jersey Company. In error 10 The cir
cult OF the United States Tor the district Of New
Jersey Mr.. Chief Justice Fancy delivered the opinion
OF ibis cosri, affirming the judgment OF the said circuit
court in this cause with costs
No. 64. John c. Yerger, appellant ", Robert S. Bran
don ct al, executors OF William Brandon. The argu-
ment OF this cause was commenced by Mr.. Reverdy
Johnson, it, for the appellant.
Adjourned till 10. morrow, II o'clock.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
From Tie Boston Ilnes
For and against the Administration.

One OF the morning papes has undertaken TO classify
the democratic papers in this State thai for and
the administration in lis identity with the Nebraska bill
Our contemporary, however fails 10 give the circulation
OF each journal. by which il will be Gai those pa
pers sustaining the bill have immense preponderance
in circulation The others. The following is the
The daily union., 1854-02-18
FRIDAY, February II, 1854.

Alexander d. Fraser, esq, OF Michigan, Was admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. ca. John C. Yerger appellant, vs. Robert s. Bran
don si al executors OF VIM. Brandon, deceased. The
argumen, OF this continued by MIR Badger for
the ap,elees, and concluded by Mr.. Rsverdy johnson
for the appellant.
No. 60. T. ID. Conrad. plaintiff in error, u.s. David
Gritty This argued sby Mr.. GilIe, for the
defendant in and submitted printed argument
by Mr. Benjamin for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until Monday, II o'clock.
The daily union., 1854-02-18

ssps took in the mettcr, upon tho receipt OF Captain
Aosss sltss n official capacity and solely with
view - extend 70 Captain Morris ths best aid In nay
power for the recovery tho lost properly
and shs proper care Of the dead
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
The National Theatre.

Forests Oihello," last evening, effort Of
great force and beauty, and was played TO large and
fashionable audience II was another proof Of his
dsu versatility in all the higher ranks Of the drama.
Ths whole adair was admirably represented and did
great credit The stock company at the National To
night ws ere 10 have Forrest in Metamoraan announce
usens which cannot fail to Gil the house from floor
ceiling This will make the third American play writ.
tsn Tor Mr. Forrest and. a. il s interesting from lie
nexioa with The poor Indian, apart from It's intrinsic
merits. Il eaanot fail TO be great card.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
ny ,. @. MCGUIRE, Aucsione.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL
Mond February 90 n " O'Clock,
shall described
Third fronting ssst inches
former 1bd and conaninein AL
feet Of lot TO- containing soe feet inches In.
brick dwelling shnsle roof continuing all
n brick warehouse,
Red feed fronting ~ feet Mary
land by Third street, nn roof and
building. ~ by ~,
cash, and In twelve months, leaving
he In
Tide indispuabe posae-sion rivsn before IL,
o
are o csa,pied with within FIVE days, n
All the cost OF purchaser Sale ~ be absolute
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Feb lid
The daily union., 1854-02-18
An Am~rssan Cone,r.,

The Enslish Spanish, and French languages prces"
every American Teashss IN mis- city charge els for aao
Tbosc who feel nss'c
have 10 only csm doars IA oSsa~e m Of ~ lessons
Editors other in newspapers and o
children, with having kindness pn"n
my advancement oRArs Lessons 10 children foom
each My In thousand Of publications. IL ""
known. An Epai-h shoemaker sp<ak Engsh; spanish mar
her spanh and French cook French @
then, the has received classical educaton moi
r Thousands of dangerous
families. Although hres Canis all prop
cent 10 snybody The evenings sesdy en-
sssed but dispose ofc hcsrs every dba'
tood obid hut would nke live the American con-
tnen and American under Kcous faa The Bmr'
actually proclaim the repuehe
and the Amazon national l. perfectly osn
in sco, with view carry is sshoio,
elect the worthy General Acnse cononono
the broken rep"bic Cabs sonoya, Nicaragua Ae HTp
will become American States Here -4~rfeer ore~n~s
nscsssiy of the Spanish A. the time am ~
AL the disesses body with thr-s h"n
prescriptions e~i ~ for the price of hs
cirs, ~sfAsrr fee.
RICARDO coRReA IA COSTA,
Al Mrs BanDsnnsn's, corner Of y ssd Oh suss"'
The daily union., 1854-02-18

DENSION LAMs-rhc last edition compiled by C.pmis-
sioaer of Pensions isse Ia adiop resolutions
of the old
the lin" and the sa Of bospta, dsnamept and
Quan.rusef's Bsrpay
Js, usd.r other
officers of the medical medical
aud communication
i1oJ together officers continental
who the eud of the
with hs the Of
died IN Fnce dollar.
postage fres any par Of the United states
For suie TAYLOR n MAURt's
Feb 10 BOOKSTORE, near 0h St
The daily union., 1854-02-18

BUNDLE Psp~vs -e bsievrd) the painted
bos foot Mrs Nsgss shop door, In the
Masonic Hail. of loh and not lei.
dropped the CITY Hs
en 10th 10 D. and Then
the CITY Hall.
lbs hnas will leave H. the least dslay this ONCE,
and be assured Of a. suitable reward.
ls-A
The daily union., 1854-02-18
4 he Hutchinson Familv-

The highly y-disine ushed amily With an en,husi.
astic reception last evening at Caro.'s Saloon The
lovsss Of good singing viii not lose the present opporu
nsy Of listening to their inspiring strains See adver
tisemsnt for this evenings concert.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
sale To-day.
ny GREEN & SCOTT, Aucnoneer1.

Hy GREEN & SCOTT, Aucfioneerx.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, HERRrNGs,
III wbiskay, carriages kc aucon.On saturday, The 18Th
instant O'clock shall sell, front OF large
sortment OF furniture,
Mahogany sofas, psrior and rocking chairs
bur M wurksisnds
Maple bed-esds aud other cbsrs
Peathsr beds nd shuck
hsrfings
barrels brandy and whiskey
Carriages and buHsies, &c.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Fsbis Auerioneers
The daily union., 1854-02-18

Pno1tp1c. We understand that Mrs. Robert Arm
ssrons vile Of m admirable mechanic and worthy
fsus1emsn, who IL now employed at the Richmond
fcuAdty, presented her husband. yesterday morning.
hh atvss young respons bil'ties-two girls asd boy
III of whom were doing well when heard from them
~ seht II MIRA A. does no, receive complimentary
noeioa NJ the hands of the general assembly, now in
eoeeies we ahaI conclude that that body has bns little
eoso fos the increase of the population Of old Virginia
MI [R akmssd DMpsish Fstyw1vy is.
The daily union., 1854-02-18

The American Telegraph Confederation, composed OF
the representatives from all The Morse telegraph lines in
AmsFica, hold their annual meeting 10 Washington city
on the 9th OF March.
The daily union., 1854-02-18

ny X. y. WRIGHT. Aursao~sev, Georgssos~m.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION
On Wednesday 2sd instant Mt IA O'Clock, On A.
~ Dodge's ~harf cosssig Of
@J hhds prime csuhsd
aie bbis choice moiassrs
KDwD. .. WRIGHT, Aucsonssr,
Feb is-dn Georgetown,
The daily union., 1854-02-18
MA akAlkD,


ss ' Fs.ss % saG s i as
ssss daughter OF The late A,n.H.H Vas wror, Of this e
n2- Rev. w. II. AIiIburn, chaplain TO the Hoass Of
Representative. VIII preach 10 the Capitol oa Sunday morning
her sphere e. ms as' q ~0nsa Fso s nd
or Rev. Mason Noble, pastor of Sixth Presby,.r,
Curcb, will preach the Of ednce erecting
morrow, n, and7 The public invited
Feb Is
pS- Methodist Ep,soeprl Church south, sth street,
ss" IN @ s.a Church Ssy s'@s' % ~ 81 win
and ,hs pa''of Rev James A. Duncan, at ~ O'Clock
OF Tn. onesr. Of tho Army, both regular and vol
in The reading room Of The United states ao Monday
= ososs 70 discuss subject great mPoraae' 'Aem'eIvo'
or Masonic "A general meeting OF the Masonic Fraternity o
lhs District OF Columbia called Monday evening po
's%ps; ~ ~ '' ' " ' 'p''S'I 3. rssseh, 4 i0'''
Feb ls-lt Chairman.
ny GREEN T. scopr, Aacuoneers.
CosFEcTIoSAny, TOYS, FURNITURE, CANDY JARS
counters, glass cases. Ae at sucionun Tuesday, the
we shaft self q" ts confectionery 7h
ond door north o. street, adjoining the sphsca
Mcinnfe, At 10 O'Clock, aiarge
Cssses iuse paste, quor na,. Of every d.seripon
500 paaa large lo' o. oy., don. Of yey,deerpon
Counter and side slnss-case.
4 large candy jars and store fixture,
Fine spring and mahogany furniture
Radiator stove, large Tot OF oiicioth
Win many other aac'es which deem unnecessary 70 emu
GREEN |. SCOTT,
REQ it-d Auctioneers.
ny GREEN scorr. Aocnon..r..
TWO NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT
tUC ftON.-on Thursday the 10Th February. AZ
O'clock shalt sell, front of pm.-
the stand ba.uu NO
2s fronting 90 eet SIX inches IAN street.
Streets ruraos TO feet inches ih,r,yf..
alley.
cash, years. on mote.
bearug interest,
a deed given a or
GREEN SCOTT
feh I'D Aoc'ioueers.
ay- above sal. postponed, In conseau- nee OF
'hs incemrnt weather. until Thnda ,hs esd
GREEN n sCorr
Feb I'D Aacuoneers
BUCHANAN MiIi-work amd other Ms~hin~ry
ID VOL. and large atlas Of plates.
Tr-dsad Steam eng inc vols, qusrta.
Professional Lsnoss OF T.Iord vo large
Bridges BY Ham, ossns, and oshs' vols. supple.
Course Of s.nsmaaes Royal Military Aesdey, vo
wilms's Hand fpr Mapping Engineering Drawing,
Hart on obiqne Arches L vol.
Aiban the nigh pressure steam engine vol
Tfedrolas Carpentry by Barlow vol, anarto
Hood on vsnussog Public buildings 1 vol
eopwlub's fson~ucsi Drawing 1 vol
And works OF prsctcs science sst imported dec
from Lcrdsa-
rssn rRANcK TAILOR,
The daily union., 1854-02-18
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
This evening, FKaRuAu IS,

They will their productions; "stage Song "Disma
Swamp " ",e Fopsey ~ ''ship Fire =, song
q % a4y !" .unce Sans Farm"
Tickets, 20 cents. Commence O'Clock.
The daily union., 1854-02-18

Ia the Church OF the Epiphany Thursday The 10th n by
the Res j. w fRKsoH ar. W Is. MAGRUDER TO SARAH ell
daughter OF the late Vas WICK Of this
The daily union., 1854-02-18

rpHE Paris Peasi-inta paper assd
i envelopes, u.el In the circles OF Europe.
Jas imported, and for safe at - .-
TAYLOR MAURys
p.Hrp psn ct
The daily union., 1854-02-18

AsTAnoro's usIrsp sr,Tks TROOPS.
BosTos, February l6-Ths American troops received
from the Steamer San Francisco by tho Antarctic, and
which arrived here this morning. have been ordered 4
Newport
The daily union., 1854-02-18
DETENTION

DETENTION or roRKres MAILS.
Nrw YoRs, February l6.-Tbe 70 clgn mails sen, from
s city yesterday did reach B,.tcn in time to 70
IN tie steamer Arabia.
The daily union., 1854-02-18
LATER FROM rrxAs.

Nkw ORLEANS, February 1L-Tho steamer Louisiaua
has arrived hero from Tex with dates 18th instant
The news l, unimporsan Tho Condor 0aive,-
ton passed the ship James King. absndoned aud full Of
water. #.#.a
The daily union., 1854-02-18

CIIIRrs made the ssy leaving their
~ orders with for shirts
material and IN the best sty~ In all
EN 5NF sTEvENsH,
Feb ts-3m Saesrootn Browns' Hotel.
The daily union., 1854-02-18

CO Rev. w. ~. MiIburn, chaplain 20 the Houss Of
will
next fl O'Clock. subject The CHRISTIAN Of
her sphere Fsb Is
The daily union., 1854-02-18

To conclude with new petite comedy, in written
well known literary gentleman this city, entited
WoMAN's RIGHTS.
The daily union., 1854-02-18

The distinguished Miss DAVENPORT IL engaged m
will appear Monday evening"
The daily union., 1854-02-18

Price Of admssion so cents family circle, 2s cents
Doom open Al haifpsst curtain st7x O'Clock.
Feb 10
The daily union., 1854-02-18

Or Rev. Mason Noble, pastor of Sixth
Church. will preach of ednce erecting
ts the of Sirh and SOUTH
n, and y Tue public
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-11
Gslegfaptif.
rcnllsyIyanIa Election.

PHiLADELruIA, Oot 10 In Harrisburg Pollock
majority is about three hundred and thirty. Big
ler's majofily was one hundred and five.
AAsgA0ay C0aaiiy--Pittsburg gives Pollock
/ 203 majority, wing gain Of 500. In Allegheny
city PoIlocks majority is S50--PolIock gains Ops.
In Eve districts Of this county Pollock's gain is
1853. gS
Northampton Comfy, Easton Boyongh. - Pol
locks majority Is 273, being gain Of over 500.
Dauphfn C0usay.--Polock's majority is eslimat-
ed from returns 10 be about 1900 In York
Borough, Polock's majority is 252, a gain of two
votes. ya,8sli H ef4ss4HA aG
Carbon County, --Pollocks majority in Mauch-
Chunk Borough is 90. Neskehonning District
Bigler's majority is So
Lnserns County Pollock's majority in five
townships is 1870, being gain Of about 50. He will
probably carry The county. re
Fuller, wing, is elected TO Congress by about 500
Bucks Comfy Doylestown.-- Poloek's majority
is 4, gain Of 81.
No further returns from Philadelphia yet but
Florence is believed 10 be elected.
SchnyLkiH County. -Bigler's majority is reported
TO be about 1000, gain of 1 800 over 1851.
ALTOONA, Blair County--In four districts Pol
locks gain is 431. His majority in the whole
county will be 1900.
Tseeltih District. Fuller, wing, for Congress,
gains 600 as far as heard from, over Wright (dem)
the present member.
I Ph,ladelp The Fourteenth ward gives Pol
lock 1000 majority gain of about 200. Tween
tieih ward gives 100 majority for Pollock.
y Hunfingdom County. --Polock's majority in the
borough is 81; the county is estimated al 500
majority. sFt
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TAKE NoTICE.
rw, coo,,s list REcEIvED.


II w. BROWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR,
I under the United States Hotel, would re-
specially inform bis customers and the public
generally that he has just received New Fall and
Winter Goods, in great variety. Such as Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Vesings, OF the latest iuporta-
ton, and is prepared TO have Them made up at
the shortest notice, in the most fashionable man
ner, and at low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangements 10 go into the
Ready made Clothing business extensively this
season, he feels confident that he can offer TO
those wishing 10 purchase stock Of Clothing,
not inferior TO any in this city, and not made up at
the north, as is usually the case with work sold
here; but cut in his own establishment, and made
by our own needy citizens in this duh season. at
low rates OF prices. He is enabled, therefore, TO
compete with northern work in point Of prices
and TO quality and style, he will leave for those
who favor him with a call TO Judge.
He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest,
at the following low rates:
Good suit for business purposes, out Of cloth or
cassmere, for the small sum of........... Sl5
Dress and Frock Coats, from. .......$10 10 $50
Ovcrcosts Of different styles, from. .$12 10 SIS
Black and fancy Pantaloons, from. 80 soto SIC
Silk and velvet Vests from...... 80 Soto SIC
This stock OF Clothing is of superior quality
and has been made up since he received the cal
and winter fashions. 49, r
lie keeps constantly on hand a large assorimen
Of iancy articIes-such as gloves, cravsss. collars
umbrellas, &c.
Sole agent for the sal. Of Scott. Report Q
Fashions in this city.
Sept ft-n