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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22
From the Providence journal, May IS.
Nuts for the Know-Nothings.

II IL evident from the writings Of Jefferson that
had Sam" been about In the days of this great
statesman, their intimacy would have been close I;
at least such Is tho inference we draw from the
following remarks, which we extract from petit
ton Of the citizens Of Albemarle, Amherst, Flu
wanna, and Goochland counties Virginia drawn
NJ by Thomas jefferson In 1897, as appears by his
writings, just published. by this il will appear
that the author was n opinion that none but ma
tive-born citizens OF the United States should be
eligible as jurors in grand petty, civil or Grim
nalr cases.
And your petitioners farther submit to the
wisdom OF the two houses of Assembly, whether
the safety Of the citizens Of this Commonwealth,
in their persons, their property, their laws and
government, does not require that the capacity to
act in the mpo, tsnt Office of juror, grand or pet
", civil or criminal should be restrained in future
10 native citizens of the United States, such MS
were citizens at the date Of the treaty OF peace
which closed our revolutionary war, and whether
the ignorance of our laws and natural Partially 70
the countries of their birth, are not reasonable
causes for declaring this to be OF the rights In
communicable in future to adaptive citizens"
IJsfrson's Writings, Vol. TX, p. 453.
But fine next extract, which is taken & ON an
act establishing elementary schoals, also drawn by
jefferson, is still more TO the point BY this he
would limit citizenship TO those who could read
readily
And II is declared and enacted that no person
unborn, or under the age OF twelve years at the
passage Of this net and also who Is conpos menfis
shall nfter the age Of fifteen years, be citizen OF
this Commonwealth, unless he or she can read
readily in some tongue, native or acquired
Writings, Vol. TX, p 4si.
What value the endorsement Of Jefferson gives
to the doctrine Of the Know-Nothings is question
which we will not discuss, but win leave that 10
our Democratic friends, who are more Interested
In the matter.
"SAMn IN TALLAPoosA.--Bu the other day we
published, upon the authority of General Buger,
OF the Dadeville Banner, SANS" ticket for Taa-
poosa On the ticket was Simeon Goldsby, foI
Probate Judge. The election for that Office came
of on last Monday, and the result Is that Goldsby
IL elected over Lyle by majority Of two hundred
We cautioned our friend Buger against Sam,
but he derided MS for our kindly feelings. This
result goes 20 show very conclusively that the
Generals chances for spending the winter In Mont.
gomery at the expense ofthc State are most gloomy
-,Ssipsd Sentinel
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22

THE NEXT SrrAxER.-The Union Is the next
steamer due from Europe. Her day Of sailing was
the 9th. Her sdvices viii be four days later.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22

SCARCITY or SuaAR.---The brig Monte Cristo
which was despatched from this port some time
since to Attakapas Louisiana, for cargo Of sugars
has returned in ballast the article, IL is stated be-
ing 80 scarce that she was unable to procure
cargo. Adyices from Guyana, Porto Rico, to
the I Ith instant state that the sugar crop would
fall very much short this season. owing TO the vast
injury done to the canes by drought. There was,
however large stock on hand.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22

At late Democratic Convention In Tennessee,
Hon. George w. Jones was nominated for re-elcc.
lion, although, in published letter, he declined
running several weeks since
Colonel William II. Polk has declined allowing
his name to 20 before the Convention and IL Is
believed his intention is TO be candidate ire
.pcctive Of any action the Convention might take
in the premises.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22

CURIOUS ArrrNITIEs-T New York Frecman's
journal, the Authorized and official organ of Arch
bishop Hughes, re-publishes speech Of Mr.. Sena-
tor Hunter, of Virginia. against the Nothings,
&c with the very highest encomiums, land in
this speech there is abored defence of slave in
situations, &c.
Mr. Senator Seward and Ills course meet with not
less appreciation from the same Archbishop. This
Church functionary embraces pro-slavery and abo-
lition with equal kindness, wherever and whenev
err it stands up to- and protects the administration
Of Romanism, and its abuses here in Church and
State
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22
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From the Home Journal.

Many persons will remember Bulwer's son, who
was atfache for some time 10 the British Legation
at Washington A distinguished southern gentle
men, who has just returned from tour in Europe,
writes to us:
81 met Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton in London
whose son ID just coming out as a poet, and prom
ises greater things than Alexander Smith or Gerald
Massey A book of his, entitled 'Clytcmnestra,
and other poems is either just published or about
to be, by Chapman and Hail. ] saw good deal
of.youug Lytton in Paris, and read much of his
volume In the prooi-sheets. He is now dplomati-
cally doniicied with Lord Cowley Mr. and Mrs.
Browning. whom 1 subsequently saw in Florence,
spoke of him as gifted with the poetic faculty In
higher degree than his father" Our friend also
says :--"I met that excellent DR.. Beattie at Mr..
Rogers's (the venerable poet) in London, and had
some pleasant talks with him there, and at his own
house afterwards" The benevolent author Of the
Heliotrope remains, as ever, the most kind and
hospitabe Of men to poets and strangers.
We were charmed to see, in the last Eclectic"
a portrait of Elizabeth Browning, engraved from u
picture by Buchanan Read 1t came to a niche in
our devout admiration, long ready for it. George
IIlard's exquisite description had been the ideal
locum fenens, till we possessed this, and will make
its background and atmosphere hereafter-but
both description and portrait resemble her genius
as we have recognised it 10 her books. Those
deep, sweet earnest eyes look like her deep, sweet
earnest poems. OF the company we keep ON our
library walls, she win be looked up to, with many
stray thought, in hours of reverie.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22

WILxISoros DIsrRicr.-In this district Of North
Carolina, the American party have nominated
David Reid, Eco, Of Dupln, for Congress, in oppo-
stion to the Democratic nominee, Warren Wins
low, Esq. Mr. Reid has accepted the nomination
for the Fayetteville Carolinian announces that he
win address the people Of that place on Friday
evening next.
Mr.. Reid has been Democrat all his life, we
believe; and has filed various stations Of honor
and trust.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
A CAIsD.

TIHE undersigned late Georgia having removed TO the
CITY Of Nashville offers his services the citizens OF
Ceorgis r. Tennessee North Alabama for the purchase
OF Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
fine Horses Mules, Cattle, and in short, every article of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville are men OF high character
and pecunary standing and have large and wei selected
stocks that they liberal terms which should induce
fe merchants Upper Georgia East Tennessee and North
Alabama 20 give the Nashville market a iair re' As TO
the Grocery Market the proprey will suggest tse TO The
mind OF every merchant in the sections ol country haeu
as the most proper for their trade.
The long connection the undersigned with The Railroads
OF Georgia General Agent, Treasurer and supehthd-
eut of Transportation well as Agent at chattanooga sew
eraI years The Banking interest OF savannah VIII enbe
him more readily TO sgate claims against Ralroaa
Companies for goods for damage while IN transu,
for ne renewal or discount Of bills In BANK 6e
An letters inclosng orders and money viii receive prompt
attention. aud all orders without the money, when
tory evidence Of sovency and prOnptness accompanies me
same or the parties known 10 be such shall receive ke
when ordering articles that come under the rule
or custom OF the market 20 sell on tins. viii also give
strict attention to receiving forwarding all goods that
are net stored that be directed 10 my care Ie
charges the purchase OF goods &C. VII be hFe per cent
commissions and twenty cents for each box or aekaBe i
,eceiyjng and fo,wardng r. r. MILLS
Post Office Building No. s,
Nashville Tenn.
pEFFRFNCFs-R r CUyrFR Esa. Pres't Central Rail-
road and Bank: Mai A. PORTER, Pres Bank State OF Geor
ga Savannah Isaac SOoTr, Esq Prcst Macon and west
erp Railroad Macon; Hon JOIN p KING, Pres' and 1h
-YoNGF Supt Georgia Railroad and = T. COMBS, ESQ Aa-
cnsta; Mj j. D. CooPER Geu. Supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen. A. }. HANsfLL, Attorney AT Law,
Marietta; GEnRGE g. ELACg. ESQ Rome Ga capt 'AAss
WILLIAMS and Co. }. A. wHrrEsIDEs, Chattstooga J. T.
MOsEs and 10. Parsons, Esqs., ROCKVILLE, Tenn, "lAAA
MAuLER Esqr Decatur, and Judge LANk, huntsFi1' Ala
mar23-u
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FACTORY FINDINGS.

ToHN d. WEST has now in store, and hourly exsecte
J nearly all kinds Of Machinery Findings, usually enquir
for here, viz: -#..
Machine Cards. Sheets and Filettng and Tacks;
Lace Leather, Emery:
Sheep and Calf Top Roller do;
Cd Top Roller Cloth;
Harness Irvine and Harness Eyes;
Stce! and Reed Slaes, all numbers;
shuttles, with and without rollers;
Ring Travellers, all numbers;
% and 80 inch Comb Plate and Card Cleaners
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
from Tgbert A. Rawerth, a., clty Recorder.

NASHVILLE July 27, 1855.
Mr. j. H. sEAnoNs-sir: After days constant Of
the SDecaces obtained from you feel guaranteed in test
Tying their efficiency restoring relieving impaired
vision. Previous to Obtainng them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor to the eve and often with
pain; but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nOtb5Bg Of the kind but feel perfectly FcGUeH-
0ted Whether the relief proceed from the peculiar form Of
the glasses the material both combined cannot
prefer them any glasses have ever used, and take
pleasure in recommending them to the public.
Respectfully, EGBERr A. RAE0RTH.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
From the Rev. DE-. J. 7. Edgar.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 4, 1855
Mr. SEsDfoSs-Dear Sir Having used for time past,
pair your newly invented brazilian Pebble Specacles"
feel hesitation in stifying to their superiority
any glasses heretofore known To In addition to their
unequaled purity of surface. they mpaT from their pecu
mechanism, visual and comfort, preserving alike
all 4 pain uneasines the eye, however long
any one time they may he used.
Very respectfully your friend, J. T. EDGAR.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially OF this
hy under the usages and regulations heretofore pevang
called upon perform labor without remunera-
tion than other class Of community The gratutous
publication Of charity and religious advertisements and COM
mancaons tributes % respect, obituaries, &c. &C.. which
only inserted heavy cost to the proprietor inn
poses upon them burden onorous, that they feel called
1pon in sefdeence check the abuse by making snch
publications charge TO extent at least upon the par
ties Immediately interested. In this they fol-
lowing example Of the press in other Cities impeeG by
of its intrinsic prOpriey, and imperative duty TO
themselves The subscribers have therefore united
er ia mutual agreement upon the 20 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these we every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square Of 10 lines or less Of BREWER 10 lines
less OF nonpsre, for the st insertion ........$ 90
For each additional insertion per square ........ 50
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LACE GnnDs.

M GEDALI Maltese Collars and Sleeves;
w Trimmed Embroidered COllaretts;
Lace do;
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Habits;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
French Embroidered Handkercheis;
Mourning do;
Applique Sprigs, Cambria Fluuncings and Bands, &c.
Embroidered Chemizetts and Sleeves;
Nsencienne and Maltese Laces and Edgings;
Jaconet and Swiss do do, &c
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). *. CURREY,
MEDICINAL INHALATION, &c.


EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &C.
THOMAS h GREEKHoUGH, MD.
(Late Of London and Paris Resident Physician Of New
orleansO
IIAs arrived in Nashville where he win remain during
II the summer and place under treatment an those VA
may desire his skin and aid Ia all forms of diseases hs
respiratory and eiroulaiory organs
Dr. GreenhJugh having been connected Eh Drs Pereira
and Williamson Of London and being member o. iDe,i
cal societies IN Europe, can guarantee % al nYahd. me
most recent and successful improvements Ia the treatment
Of each which VIII always be regulated BY aad based
pom the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF NAN
n B-Chronic Feniaie complaints, duplicating the re.
splratoy organs viii receive particular attention, and La
dies when preferred will be visited AZ Their Own resdeuees
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
EFy- once Gsrandah Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
f- Patients in he country win receive attention by
s- Numerous testimonial and references as 70 skill in
;egrty ko many prominent eHcns and physicians
OF NsE Orleans Memphis and other cites be seeg and
Due notice Of the Lectures on AninAi Chemistry the
Physioogy aud PAhooy Sf he Nervous Systems and the
Chemo- srApeufic action Of medicines, &e vii he duly
given. Wilt
80 FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, suitable for Phy.
san's Office Ia central locality Ase, tso rooms, par
and bedroom, l0r gentleman and vie.
Address Dr. G., Post olaes- bit-u
John B. WEST has recently received, In AddillOn
J 70 bis for1ner stoeS Of Factory Elndlnss.
l,S00 feet Leather Beitins,
Patent Belt PuEches-Assorted IN ons handle.
ie CAR
JQoOo Ring Travellers. raarf2-H
FKARN, D0KRGAN q Co,
Commission a Forwarding Merchants
NEW ORLEASs
Thos. Fearn, VIA. p. AtWood.
Jas. }. D0ncgan. A. II. Hsgkins-
They keep once as Huntsville.
sept ,, lss5-Q
COTTON YARNS.
WE is day Aavasea price Of Cotton Warns. .ns are
w s.Hur Al IL 10 and scents, fnr nnahcrs and
TOs -g eos 81 oa suAntitcs above 10 bags snd uhas
ss1S'l'o - - s---'''' W. II. GORDON 90.
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Patent Medicines WILDE published 800 per column
daily, or SIS tri-weekly-wh 50 for each renewal
Steamboats, running New Orleans viii he CHARGED SO
the season; aud when running ST. Louis, Cincinnati
&c. Sl5 for the Of not more than six months.
HThe privilege Yearly Advertisers Is strictly limited 70
their immediate and regular business and The business
OF Advertising Firm considered including that
Of It or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz; weekly, or
monthly, charged 81 per square Tor the hrs anu % CTS
or every subsequent Insertion go
Calls become candidates, VIII DC sel'en a
other advertisements paid for invariably advance
Announcing candidates County and State Offices Sand
for municipal Offices S. be padn advance IN every n
stance.
advertisements for strangers or transient persons to be
paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy FOR specified
time will be inserted till forbid and payment eEacteu'
No advertisements can be inserted eratuitously.
An advertisements charitable nsttutions, hre compa
MES ward town. and other public meetings, including rel-
gious notices 20 be charged half price. -. a..
Ma -iages and deaths published as news sG I un
ual zee tributes Of respect and funeral inVahohS az Oe
adverusements.- as
ons or requiring notices designed to "a attention 70 fa
Sorees Concerts, any public cntertanInents where
cbsr are made FOR adnittance all notice oi private so
ratiops every notice designed call attention 70 private
eterises calculated intended 70 promote indyduam IN
terss can only with the understanding sl le
sar,e i 10 be paa for. inserted IN the editorial column
(which can m only at the discretion Of the edtors) the same
will be charged the rate OF not less Than ~ cehJs
Tie underpped publishers Of daily and ri weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves s y 10 adhere 70 e ABOVE
bill OF prices and IN instance 90 dcvate rom Iheh
H. r. MCKENZIE q CO., True Wing Once
III MARLT,yG r co. Union and American.
w +. BANG q 90, Banner Office.
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D d OWEN.

NAsHvILE, July &c, 1855.
Mr. J. II. SEMMoNs-Sir: have been using for week
the pair Brazilian Spectaces thst purchased from you
and do hesitate say that they by far the best
that have used. enabled to read the finest print
night by dim light without strainug eyes, whereas
specaces that have used heretofore, hurt the and
could not read with any satisfaction. consider your
spectacles great improvement upon any that have
seen. Yours, respectfully, e. NJ FOGG.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22

IMPORTANT
TO H0UsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The Hope Mills,
II Fulton Street and II Beekmsn Street. New York
Principal Office, los Front Street, New York,
Factory, Nos &c. 81 and SO Hudson Streets Jersey CITY,
TTNHE PROPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
4 KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Establishment,
ContinQe prepare the best Pharmaceutical
P0Wd ers in use, for RAISING BREAD BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, sc. They alsO prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily every family
which they offer upon the most reasonable terms Caa-
logues sent TO dealers who request them
r. II. & J. G.. ISHAM
N.B-Consumers advised to inquire for HoPE Mus ar
ticies. auC2-fy
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ENRENCH and English Cloths and Cassmeres, in great
riety, Cloaing Cloths blankets Of all kinds, Satinets
Jeans Tweeds, IAN WOOD Plaid Lnseys Real Wech Flan-
nels. and an oth.r descriptiOns. ETC., etc.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
BLINDNESS pREvENTEDu
TIM ONIALS.

From J. H. Mcmahon, ESQ, Editor Memphis Bulletin.
MEMPHIS March cath, 1858.
Mr. J. II. EEsnIoHs-Sir The have made Of the pair
Of Glasses obtained from yUu satisfies Of the utility and
value the form and mateal by which they distin
guhed. Without magnying the object beyond the size
apparent TO the aural vison they render it distinct and
clear without fatigue 10 the eye.
So far my limited experience extends, am very much
pleased with them.
Very respectfully your ob't sery't,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22

From Cave Johnson President Bank Of Tennessee.
NAsHvILLE, Aug. 12 1855.
DEAR Sir: have FOR several weeks used pair OF your
Brazilian Pebble Spectsces and have hesitation in stating
that consider them much superior to any other used
by and have taken pleasure In recommending the
Of them my friends in preference TO any others.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
From Hugh Erwin, Esq.

FROM Hush ErWini tsq'
NASHVILLE, Aug. rs, 1873.
Nh. JAS. H. SENNoNs-Dear Sir The Brazilian Pebble
Glasses that purchased Of you about two weeks since have
proved fully equal all you said respecting their good
qualities. They much superior any have used
would earnestly advise all who compelled use
speetacles TO call your office ard procure pair without
delay.
would be without them for than five times what
they cost. Respectfully, yours,
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HAnNEsS AID CAnns
CATLINS NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

ID ECEIvED this day - Eastern Heddle Eyed
II Harness shafng. Also, 4 dcE. pair Cotton Hand
Cards lmari3-ul JNO b. WEST.
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FIfEETH.-Dentsts wiz please take no -
Il tiee thai The undersszed = only Sssufs4kss9
agent 10 tie city Of Nashville, and thoset
Wishng gcnuae make of trt N. win please Illy
make their purchases direct of h- tie has lust received
anofher supply Of eeth, which, with hts former stoek msks
large AID complete. lie has also hand isx Rae Den
tai Of Instruments al complete. Also Fses Torcas
PsEgcrs, Excz vatoEs Brfs Dris Bench Tices Corrn-
dran Piles, Wheels, &C. F0r sale ~
A. STRETCH, (foFtseFiy Stretch Orr
Mhocsale and Retail Drussists
tsb6 Corner College aud Dnion strrets NasAviie
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From the Hon. David Dale Owen, q. s Geologst.

NEw HARMONY, March 2S, 1854
Mr. J. II. sE,niONs Sr:-Having examined your speCa-
ce constructed of Brazilian Pebbles take
pleasure testyng their advantages the ordinary
glass pectacles Their superior hardness prevents them
being def cted by scratches the peculiar in which
they ground and polished together with their tanspa
ency, Obviate Che strain usually experienced IN wearing
glasses and their cooness especially recommends them
those having weak, irritable eyes.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,

DIR. C. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL. 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
make c6nsignments Of the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ture has concluded TO sell county rights in this
state but will in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this State tex
cep In the counties where rights have disposed on
and in the State Of Alabama And that may enabled
more enectuay to make this arrangement, be 70
divide the patent Tor Tennessee and Alabama into 1909
shares oneourth TO be retained and the remaindsr-750
shareSwin be offered for sale person remitting
dollars will have share in the Patent to fourteen
years from July H. 1854, and will be at the time in
vesting also Ave dollars be purchase OF the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consgnmcnts will be made TO shareholders, (who may
quest it, and other persons the amount Of their
remittance. And they viii be allowed commission Of So
per cent on their sales and sso their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit of sales will be made dividends of the
proGts RENTED each shareholder viii be con-
raeted nor viii the Company be responsible for any the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased patents for counties In
This State have the privilege their rights
be IaRde at the cost OF the Patentee.
II h desirable to have at least active share
holders each county The named Suhscrptons
for shares will be closed By the 1st September next
eonsgamenis u the Mixture viii be made very there
amer. Certificates issued shareholders, who win request
the Agency, IL they desire st.
The undersg gned will act agent until the shareholders
elect three directors year. who viii have the
management until their successors shall be elected
Newspapers In Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Hunts.
vile, Tasdega and Tuscnmbia, that wu pubh this twice
and other advertisements the Of ten doas and
send one copy, viii reeeiEe one =. sh9rs address.
ie2S Knoxville Tenn.
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CLoAKs. TALMAs. sHAWLs, &c.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, FLANEELs BLANKET

4 BEAUTIFUL variety OF Cloth and Velvet Cloaks Tall
II ma Grape Shsws Tukenie and Tlbhet shawls; Cash
scaris, &c. nov4