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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
THE KINNEY EXPEDITIONS

The steamship United States was to have sailed on
Monday afternoon for Nicaragua bu; preyentedby
the presence Of formidable naval force stationed in
the East River prevent her departure The vessels
enga ed in the service are three steamers and soop
ofwaf Early On Monday afternoon the steamer Cor
win took her position nearly opposite the foot OF Six
eenth-st., as 10 guard the passage through Hell
Gate the propeller City Of Boston was stationed about
opposite the foot Of First-st and of the revenue
cutters cast anchor near the foot Of Grandst.
AZ noon on Tuesday the steamer Vixen came up
abreast Of the steamship United States and anchored
Just of her dock at the foot OF Eghth-st that any
attempt TO escape would be frustrated at the outset
All through Monday night steam was kept up and the
Government steamers were ready fJr immediate
action
Our Reporter paid yist to the steamship United
States on Tuesday morning, when the officer Of the
deck informed him that the vessel had ali Of her coal
on board and was ready for sea. When she would
sai or what cargo she would take out To Nicaragua
he was unable to say. tie not aware that she was
about to sail on Monday afternoon He was the
engineer Of the steamship United States and had no'
yet received any orders. .
On every other point he was "know-so'nihs'
He did know one thing, however, that If hs steamer
cot ten rods the start of the steamers she woud
Leave them 50 far behied in one hour that they wold
not know where they were.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. MAY 80, 1855
Winter He la. u.ed them for experiment, and sfary

Winter. He las u.ed them for experiment, and isfaly
satisfied Of their value.
Mr.. LlwTos-@ wish more information upon PLANT
ing carrots. Is Il important 10 mOis,en the seei
GEo. l.. WARISG-I can mention man IN west
chester County who raised thousand bushels OF car
ros per acre IS years ago. and has fed them ever since
with marked advantage.
Prof MaPEs-It is a good plan 20 put carrot seeds
in bag and bury il til the seeds begin to swell
s!wavs plant radshes with carols TO mark tie rows
! mix sand with the seed to plant for divisor.
Mr.. JUDD seid experiments in Worcester, Mass,
prove that land MANFRED year after year vain green
and p0wed eight ten inches deep pro laces
the most profitable result in carrots.
Prof. MAPEs-l found difference OF opinion N
Worcester upon that question Many persons di No,
agree with that report. | have never found thei q
successful move, and have grown thousand bushels
10 the acre.
HENRY c. yAIL read letter from Germantown Pa,
which spoke highly of the of carrots for horse ec
Tie writer feels half peck day. deiuctuy tho same
amount from the usual quantity of oats.
Prof MAPEs-I have received long letter from
Levi Duruul of Derby, Conn.,, who claims to be the
inventor OF the gee-aboui system of po wing, and
il sadly greyed that the Club have not given HIN the
credit and honor of the invention. Unfortunately for
the clein Of originality, the geeabout system is not
new either with Mr. DursId or anybody else in this
generation.
SoIoS KoBIssos-I received long letter. written
in quail tracks that had time 70 decphcr further
than 10 learn il was a complaint upon the same sub
idea Of his being the first that eve; practco I'd gee
ing about in blowing was preposteroas l threw tho
letter aside.
GE0. T.. WARING-lt ia curious to observe the crude
remarks that The mention made here about geeng
abou, has occasioueI. One writer says tha. alvo
cate system Of plowiag that would make bill in
every field by continually turning the flrrows to the
center. Mr.. Robinson did not advocate any system
Of continually geeing about. He said ii it was prac-
iced it would turn back many worthless ridge from
he old stone walls now filed with elders AMI black
berry bushes. The recommendation is good one but
not new
SoLoN RoBISsOs-I suggest the subject Of insects
which destroy wheat a good subject Tor discussion
at the next meeting. And preparatory to that
recommend members 70 read this article upon wheat
in the June number of the United States Magazine.
II s very full upon all tho enemies the wheat grover
has to contend with, with well execu,ed cuts IL viii
disseminate much useful information among farmers.
Ills is tie insect the Hccsian Fly, that is now sup
poe. destroying The wheat fields If Michigan Il Is
too early for tie Clear Winged Wheat Fig Cocido
myia Triticil That comce in July and August, and
ircys on The pallcn and soft kernels.
i'rof MAPEs-Ne have the subject Of Grapo Gull
tore en- hand Let u discuss that next week, and
summer treatment Of all Fruits.
Agreed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

Rcdriruez Manuel Conner Ausa.t Aveyn John Prasia Pc
dTo yoseph, Thomas Bre-lyn
THE MaRisER's MEpAL.-The State Department
tfi- morning received the first impression from their
rev steel des CO: for making the silver medal to be
presented TO masters and crews Of vessels resoung
Americans from shipwreck on the ocean One face
rerreeenis sailor cnging to broken mast with the
waves Gashing around him and gulls lowering over
him. tie rescung ship being seen sailing up IN the
back GROUND. On the reverse SIDE Is wreath Of laurel
and ivv enccinr thrty-one stars az The heal aud the
American eagle al lie base with space enough between
them IN which engrave tho inscription the medal Is
to bear. Tie artist Is Mr.. w +. Y kochler OF Bals
more who has In this case made Of the most beau
iiful medals in the possession Of this Government.
fWashir-t0n st.r Mar -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
TAdveri issment /
TAdVeUsementI
Chagres Fever is almost certain to terminate in

IHAgTts TtFtl TO aIHVst CeItaIH 10 ScrTuII'1so T"
the ost ols mate Fever and Ague. DEsHLgRs Asrd
PERIODIC PILLS been fouHi specially ecaeioas In this
particular form Of disease producing nzorsHs and re-
soIsisye ec instantly Sold By all dealers and at tho
wholesale depot No. 81 Broadway N T., by C. d. DrsaLss.
AgIt
Tie sbove popular and s0coss remedy sold at wholssas
and retail BY CHss Ii. RKs corner Broadway aud Johns;
.ko By c. v CLIcxESzR Co, No 81 BarclaJst sIxFss>
PArL Co.. No. Iis chGmbers-si and C. WELLss COL No
lIJ FfeukinT..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

SUSPICION OF ARsoS.-Yesterdsy morning about
o-s sre vas discovered In the basement Of toe dwelling
80 rc,rv orrer OF Pike and Matsons and Numerically
rfneuhcd TWAS supposed 70 be the worn Of "a ineendi
| o1e P.trek who had u me bs<em,nt
resre on Suspicion The made principally because
Crawford Lad quarrel with the bakeeper Of the store tbs
xTnur ursyoas He arrested this occasion and ocked
mn n The House but serssd released IL
wa. thouht be msh have FIRE % the elses out 0f
The seesed sksa before Jass Wood and held
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
Adssrtisement.l
CuaNcrs FOR MILLINERY Of the frest

chance. ever offered the lady portion u the public Is
presented ~ LIcTEssIrS, No. Bowey, Of Hester
g. or fgrehee of Rlbb ons, Millinery Goods, Dres Trim
ain a. ae prices FAR belov tie customary u aar
qualities Th great essbhzert announces thai IL has jaA
orened ever eighty thousspd dollars worth Of choice good,
t re Of buiness and the good urve e too late
tie disposal whoesze they vii BE- retasd The
rost exfrnortinsry reasonable The szsorn mt szd
70 Ts anything q the kind wfnessd before 10 th
country All and shades Of coo may BE- found sassg
e. and impossible therefore, for the mos: <rdioDs FL
selecting arle 20 please every Taste, however exzcass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
BLACK FrrrNrs IN A VIRGINIA JnL.-Tho alton.

BLACK FrEENEs IN VIRGINIA JML.-Tho atten-
ton Of the phanthrop and OF their friends due to thu fact
that " black Doth fiee) lodged jail In eooch-
land County Virginia and viii be sold into Slavery unless per-
sors their being free testify to tho fact Their
uarlss are Hcrry Hin and Isaiah Broomfcld.
Henry Hin uys that he knows Dr. Knapp formerly Of No 81
Hudfon-st Robertson Butles Hamerseyt, and Mrs Moore.
fUrnsrty uvod u
Gretuwehst lie wants In this City who knows him
10 send proofs tho Sheriff of Goochsnd County Va that he
is free man. else he viii be sold into Slavery.
Isesh Broomfeld, well known here and in tho
p,oy Of Messrs Miller Grant No. 81 Broadway poes.
is IN the sane jail for the crime. He was born fs.
Beside the proof of freedom money will be required TO peg
Ito M fees Of these Such is the law Of Virginia Is vi
be received At the Office Of The tribune.
Poth these men hands board vessel which be-
broken The laws by entering the royal dornnon osDemocrss
Virginia negroes aboard The friends of Henry Hin
may CO. with Cato Broomfed, No. % Thomass who pro-
poses 10 20 IN mission release his brother lie will have "
employ white sgenta black mans oath good for nothing IN
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

soPFNo CRoss-wALKs.-A complaint was maio at
the Mayors office yesterday against practice which
every lady must have had occa,on to scold about
that Of watering the cross-walks so lavishy thata
thin soled shoe is wet through in crossing the street.
Tho mud and water form remarkably adhesive PASTE
and altogether, with the mud ono has to carry after
ward make It very unpleasant 1t is hoped that the
gallantry which dictated the gin of a medal to the
polite policemen the other day will devise some means
to prevent the song and soaking Of the ladies' CATERS
Only think Of the consumptons which are brought on
Just by this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

PH0nnGRAPHIC

pnorooRaPHrc PoRTRAlTs-Life and cabinet
,n ra,,sl Ninisfurs sizss hyperion the fns4
- - ored PHorOGRApss eqgaled BY other
sE5pent IN hs world Perfect Ikens. taken IN any stys
- ron Dsruerreotypes Of deceased pessens Lfeszs
a., P,nrIycs VI canvas sitting. taken ony By
N'r- J. GgHxEY l. c. ID. fKEDzsfcKs.
No. 45 Rue Bssso 90 Reznpsrt, Paris. and
No. 30 Broadway, hsw.Yofk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
AcADEAr OF MUsIc.--To-night Ernoni will be given
for the last time by the La Grange troupe.

"wAsHSGToSk, GieASrEA."-Thc clipper ship
Thomas Watson, just arrived from San Francisco.
discharged Yesterday the bark of the Westinghouse
"Geanten.' the largest tree in the known world
Tho tree was 81 feet in diameter at the base for nesry
100 feet in circumference; 3C3 feet in hight, and 100
feet to the rst limb The tree is said to be perfectly
proportional, the diameter being the same each way.
and TIE body as straight as an arrow. The bark has
been taken of to the hight of i6 feet at which point
tie diameter is IS feet inches. The bark Is foot
inches thick at the base, and gradually tapors out
toward tho top to or inches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
GOVERNORS OF THE ALNS-HOUsE.

The regular meeting of the Board Of Ten Govern
ors held yesterday afternoon at their rooms in the
Rotunda. Plcsont Gov. TOWNSEND in tho chair,
Cows. Draper, Taylor, Smith, Duke, West, Tiemann,
Henry Dugro end Herrick.
;..,r i thn In...I.L.nns for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

SELLING LOTTERY PoLIcIEs.-fcsserday Ger
named Christopher Keohn was arrested ~ Ohcer De
Binder Third District Count charge Of s lottery
policies Adam Hofmsn residing al No l0l NilettsI The
policiel purchased By Hoffman made biz Of 80 whish
amount eohn refused 70 pay The shop Of the accused N
sherf but he lived No. IA Tht-st II was at the latter
plsce made the Keohn expected - be looked
after ard concealed between two feather beds He
taken before God and committed TO prison in default
ofbs living Keohns shop purchased ticket
Of him which dew & but this the accused also refused TO pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

Tcsamcnts the tterpress contains copors notes and
marginal references en- exact summary Of the several
books and paraphrase Of the most obscure and mP1r
,opt passages and an analysis Of the contents Of each
CHAPTER. Among the splendid editions Of the Holy
Scriptures recently published in this country. tae pres
ent one il remarkable for thighly finished and beasi
full Illustrations and its admirable style Of typography.
II cannot fail 10 attract the attention and crafty the
taste Of connoisseurs Of magnificent Typographical
and artistic execution. The work is published for
subscribers only in sem-monthy numbers at the low
price Of twenty-five cents a copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

HOLOGf.-ExainIHhtVns WV -
v,u desp,loz1 Of character vsa daily BY Prot fowLhs
AZ the Phrerooxcl Cabinet No 1cs Broadway. '"s "sA
.tove the Ptrk. Private rooms for 0sHfshn'A ' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

SUspEcTED OF BEING RIVER THIEvEs.-Yesterday
morning about o'clock who the OF Cor
neius Van C and Jefferson Smith. sYested BY Ohcers
b and Mason the Ninth Ward on suspicion Of being
eves They had ships boa, With chain cable In their pos
session could sactory as 10 how tneJ
came iy them The prisoners taken before Justice Dsv
son and he'll for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

. The Tire GpardiGns is another novelby the author
of "The Heir Of RedclyfIe,' designed to |" act forth
tic manner in which Christian may contend with
and conquer the world living in it, but not Of it, and
rendering it means Of self-renunciation." ll2mo.
Up. 1913. ID. Appleton CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

The Heodsman, complete in one volume, forms the
latest issue Of the collective edition of COOPER's
Works, published by Stringer K Townsend. The sue
cessve volumes Of this edition fully elual the promise
Of the original specimens, and understand are in
great request among book -buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

ACCIDENTAL DR1 wsIsG.-Bemard Lynch and
eher labore were rafting soop yesterday at the toos
Spring she had sunk whom Lynch fell overheard and
wa. drowned The body not recovered Deceased, It
,ad leave To- &c family who reside il Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
CITY ITEMS.

The Benefit Of Mr.. wslack took place yesterday
afternoon and evening ct tho Academy of Music.
Fourioenth-st., according TO notice. Criticism would
be out Of place on such generous and genial occa-
sion, when the Academy was given rent free. aad
nearly every actor OF disiincton-as wei az the En-
clish vocasis at Nblos-freely rendered their ser
vices in favor and honor Of Mr.. waIack L, is ploas
ant to see 80 mach good ieelDgas this prefer Of the
actors which even caused other ;heatcrs to be closed
and must to certain extent affect their performances
for several nights to eome-such plethora Of good
things was there yesterday and evening
Tie Academy was stuffed from top to bottom.
Every nook perch bit of background, aisle, as we'd
as seat had it's occupants. 1t is true that the style OF
appreciation not to mention the interchanges between
the galleries during the acts was not exactly that Of
the Oyera; but still no undue confusion occurred in
such an overwhelming crowd. At first the buzz OF
voices prevented the actors from being heard, but az
ter a tine they were audible. The applause was up-
roarious-the virtuous sentiments OF Damon and
p hias being responded to by the people not too so
phs.ica,ed respond them. The array ofiades was
brilant and the beneficiary must have been oonteut
with tie quality and quantity Of his audience.
BENEFITS To-NrcHr.-- the Broadway Theater to-
nigh. complimentary benefit viii be given to the
Misses Gougenheim. These young ladies have won
an envisble position actresses of talent and have
hosts Of friends. They going to California. One
ofthcm, by tho way. ia tho Mary Taylor OF shess
days.
A testimonial will be given at the National ths
afternoon and evening to Mr.. Purdy, the Manager.
1t is rendered by TIE Howard family, who played
there ucerly year in "Uncle Toms Cabin That
remarkable drama will be the play on this occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

The RoJin Red Breast is the title Of a new Juvenile
singing book containing choice collection popular
music, arranged for several voices with piano
Accomplishments 1t is edited by Il. A. RUSSELL and
G. ". SANDERS, and published by Ivison Phinney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

Cp,Roy OF RuuGf AIRY Yesterday Policeman Ger
asbv Of the sixth Ward John Brown alias John ncSa
mara sailor ensssed the ship Hudson On chafse Of nv
NJ Nv eueTed the variety store Of Samuel DAs Ns
g Dusnc by forcing open the basemsnt door and eeins
sle. o The value Of . f. The goods found IN possea0u
of e roner and be committed By Justcs Connolly f~
trsai In efsuf of BTC ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

We have received Three new Parts Of Martin &
Johnsons qHato edition of Shakpse with portraits OF
Mr.. Lester Prince Of Wales, Mr.. Richings as King
Richard III, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood as Touchstone
and Audrey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

HE elegant illustrated edition of BRows'. Sic
interpreting Family Bi6le, published by. Martin &
Johnson has reached the twenty fourth number Each
NUMBER Is enoelizhed with highly-fnished engrsv.
ing on Steel including views Of the principal places
mentioned 10 Scripture from drawings taken on the
spot In addition to the text Of tie Old and New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

THE DEAD IN CHMsTi THEIR STATE PRrsvvr Avn
iuIvkE ByJoas DsowN DID. il,so' pp les r 4 ~
brief and simple essay intended for reliO;ou,
readers who have been deprived Of Christian sr;ena.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

uCy<rs " RKcoLLkcrIoNs MATERNAL IN
Nex.Ys~s. So, " s5a Boston: Gould { Lincoln (;
,~;.n.,~ = sae'oen is~lor, 4 Blakeman
'p" uone'uc story IN photographer form,
illustrating me power of maAsrnal influence in the
formation OF character. Tho moral tendency of the
book : excellent and the narrative by no means disa
grecable. ~ -'S--'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

RESULTS OF PROB YIuON IN CONNECTICUT, Ed
Wells. VT
The materials for this panRlct have been collected
irom the statements of responsible citizens of Connec.
ticut furnished in reply to circh., ;ssued bv tie
editor as Secretary of the Maine Liquor .w socetv.
1t contains great variety of facts showing " oners.
sion Of the Prohibtory Law in Connecticut "a IN
tended to Illustrate its ssutary effects in general "a
great champions OF the Temperance Reform, Pier
pon,, andsvo Beechers, father and son. given in
eoan'erfeis prcsentment.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
,.-Yesterday VIM. Hsmil-

RoBBISG Az EsPLor ER.-Yesterday VIM. HGml-
ton aboer IN employ OF T. Reed manufacturer u ss
Finyonrth, arrested and charged With having a.
yaous tines stolen sanet tie value Of $50 rom the con-
Germ Officers Myst and Rockwell Of the Nineteenth ware
Police succeeded finding most OF the property and Hamilton
committed for trial.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-02
CARrEEs's SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN II
III The inflicted Read and Ponder.


An Infaibe Remedy scroflla Kings Evil, Rheumst SIN
Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pmpes or Posules on
the Face Betches Bois Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore
ives Ring Worm or fetter, scad Head Enlargement and
Pair of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints, and all diseases
arising from an Injudicous Use Of Mercury mprudenee
in Life or Impurity Of the Blood.
WIS great Alternative medicine and PURIFIER OF the DIooa
is now used by thousands Of grateful patients from an
parts Of the United States, who testify daily 70 the remark
able cures performed by the greatest all medicines GAR
Tt RS SPANISH MIXTUREn Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Scroula Erupeons the Skn Liver Diseases, Fever VI
GERS Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys Diseases OF the
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF the Bones
and JOINTS all speedily put 10 flight BY using this great
and inestiEnabie remedy.
For ali diseases Of the Blood nothing yet been found
to compare whit 1t cieanses the system Of all impurities,
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes
eufebed by disease broken down by the excuses Of
youth. 70 its pristine vgor and strength.
For the Ladies' IL Is incomparby better than all he COS
metics ever used few doses II CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE
win remove al salowness OF compexon bring the roses
mantlrg to the cheek, give elasticity the sep and i'm
prove the general health in RENAL kahe degree beyond all
the me Jclnes ever heard or
The large number Of certificates which we have received
from persons from all parts the United States is the best
evidence that Humbug about it. The press hotel
keepers magistrates Physicians and public men, well hown
10 the community, all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cal on the and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad wonderful this truly greatest OF all medicines
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Proprie-
tors, No Pearl street, Richmond va to whom al orders
for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by w. F. GRAY and Z. w. DANDkIOGE
Nashville and by Dealers in Medicine generally.
Enthusiastically
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-02
uARnELrxED IRON mANTELS.

INts magnificent style Of Nantel q s taking The place
q ali other desc 4t0ns, both on soeount Of rs sae
beauty Tchness durability and particularly - cheap
While their cost u only about hall ai % 'e
arble they indeed exceed the in beauty have
superior lnstrc less liable 20 SOIL are mafh ease.
spt clean. and far exceed marble IN earahys Hoa e -
Se same tirae, less liable 70 break. 4.
The undersigned scents for the manufscaferss
are Lislgo9 40 Lauisvie Ky. and Nil fsruish them
20 their patroSs the peblie eeneRy, WI xrntA -
= 81 rise ar ever, thing eonpief AMI VIII also srpcr-
nse1d tlrir putting Up, STEWART a OWhNr
-..~aa- as~sf Ne. 81 Markca street
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-02
COMBS, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
- WILLIAM TASKER,

TO PARK FIdCts IVt" AVIN5
INVITES the attention of Southern and Western Mer.
chants to his stock Of Fans Combs, HAIR Tooh ana
Nail Brushes Ladies' Reticules, Perfnmery soaps Ioe
Monnaes Jet and Bead Bracelets Pocket Books Dress
Buttons Fins and Needles, Hooks and Eyes, watch
Way Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces, &C. ndla kuDper
Combs Canes Balls and Toys of every description scls
sors Razors and Cutlery. Gold and Gilt JeWery Acco
deons and vofns including general and very large soek
of English French and German Fancy Goods which VIII DC
sold the very prices for Cash or APPROVED PAPER
Orders by hitter selected and put in the best manner
80 WILLIAM TASKER, 10 Park Place. New YORK
p,.asa emf This out my5-dy