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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

snors 81 oco Csylaa "a $40, ling Kong fNs7o silver
% Bombs! floo COO Cey ION fso0 M.arss Iii Ooe Cal
cutie e. .4 Pensug Ell 90. Angspnrs f6s 970 Hong
Kong 9ltt,siz Carton $50 805, Shsngsse CSC, gel.
sbe eeHen market without change. With good
supphes, prices we're maintained The sales had been
only TO moderate extent Brssds.ns were not &C.
live As before rspcrec and prices hsn given way fac
'ion TIE fsvorabis weather In England had
something to do with the heavness the market. The
Mart Isrs FIpsss OF The 12th gives the following re-
marts o. he corn trade
The excessively cold weather. with frosty nights by
-ficn The past week up to Saturday
oas tnsosn q ysNo- cat ever the growing wheat in
man parts Of The ceun 'ry especially the poor lands
whsls was seax; but sti We much In advance Of
isss season as TO general appearance and the rains
tnocgn colo, have paepAred the spring corn tor
Espid g'oW'bl with the present Improved tempera-
suie. never teless toe departure Of the signs OF
draught Cd the present sticks than they can well
Dear Inc Pgoesee necessities OF France such CASE like
cieua IL 'ne distance looss s0mewht foreboding but
~ one me- growing week would gresty change the fscs
both IN qusntty ard quality and it is well gro xers
oic not yed To o. copyagenent unde repeated failures
or ne souncas &c this has greatly helped to
make up the deficiency in wheat. The grass lands on
of Russian sappes considered the ceaer appears
that they are rot 70 BIZ expected In quantity on this side
OF harvest American has Atey given way some what in
Price esPecisl for common snc inferior grades Of -four
Hvhicn u ssie nearly ha the entire supplies consist
ano which, beng MADE fst m roughly gro and negi
gently hsrvaate wheat requies mixing with q better
Article 10 be ut ia coreeio The districts westerly
wlsnce y IL usual FIR god qualities come, having
tb6t. Drops rankReo BY rain, 6ss samples have bsec
nserly limited to the South and ere reyher acently
AsuVdsat me- cbe.p enough ship quantity Belgium
Add Holland 10th quote higher prices tor wheat and
France s1s taias the late aavarce.
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sent time the South has not invested less probably
than 81 900 900 900 capital in the cultivation OF
cotton.
In 1900, or fifty-six years since, the yield
Of cotton only amounted to about 40 900 bales worth
between two and three millions Of dollars. We now
produce 100000 bales, worth sl4s 100000. In
1889, the whole value Of cotton produced ia the
United States was only s4s ,2S5. In the whole his.
tory of agriculture, throughout the world, this ex-
traordinary increase is without parallel The pro-
auctions Of slave labor have advanced the United
States century ahead of what they would have
been without it. 1t has built up cities and towns in
America and Europe, where there were none, and
impaired energy to commerce, trade and civiliza
ton over the world. Above all the cotton bales,
as commercial necessity, have acted as bonds of
peace between the United States and England for
the past forty years. Is this state of things
abolitionism proposes to destroy-to ruin the int
rest and prosperity of the whites, without In the
end, being Of the least benefit to the negro? Sup
pose that they were to push their mad schemes to
dissolution of the Union, England would, as means
Of sepreservation, be forced to sustain the South
and enable her to supply the cotton she wants, On
otherwise she might as well level her siege guns at
Manchester and other manufacturing towns, and
reduce them to the ground, and let her operatives
perish beneath the ruins; and also burn half her
commercial marine and pitch their sailors into the
sea. The English will soon require an annual sup
ply Of two millions of bales Of cotton, and must have
it. Her operatives must have bread ana clothing.
Her ships must find employment, to supply which
she must have our cotton.
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Among the sales we're about 600 bpls Cansdian 1t
quotations. Southern brands vera more steady but not
50 active The eaies Included sbou, 800 bbs at gu
tcns given Rye -four was quiet st % 81 SO. Corn
meal was se' X a: 50 for New Jersey and 50 IS iOf
Bandywne Wheat was in good demand far prime 10 s,
AID ct full prices While inferior qustes nsgsc
The sses embraced aoout Id 600 pu in ,luded which
we're fair white Caraca a. 81 e5 ard prime do q. 81 49,
prime Southern rel 1T 81 49, gcd Upper Lake 81 81 SO,
prime Soataerr white WAS arm and held above the
Of pu,ohasere Corn-ghe sales embraced sb 80 900
1000 5000 bushels od West I'm high mixed, at elc
Eastern lots taken Of t4c 55c and good southern
yellow s9d Al eoe ane aissiliag lots were taken . 4ac
sei.s Of Southern At 2Sc. 3Os State ana Western at
$50. . 24c.
COFFEE 4-sees q 800 bpgs Rio were made at lOhc .
lie, ,rd 200 a AGO do. Lsgusyrs q lie.
CorTon sales footed up about 700 bales part in
tssnsi u closing without quotabe change in prices.
eco bushels grsin engaged, in Gags at ID. SD
and COO t,00o bits -four, at Is 10atd per bs and the
r.ander ats 2oe ieces beef at 3d. and 900 oaies OF
cenpreesei cotton at 10 To Bremen me cotton was
erasg'd ct p t. vessel taken ~ to load at NJ
bile for Caraenas With lrmb5r and bak with sugar,
zoe Ra es 10 California We. unchanged.
HAY.-4oo SEQ bales were sod al 75c. psr leo lbs.
LliiE-Tne embraced 1000 600 bcIs.. a. 85c.
tor common Rlckiand, and 500 400 bbs. lump, at
NAVAL STORES Sales of spirits reported at $50.
500 esst sn5 snort time There was good dsmsnd for
0C0 bels, About 600 bbis. common rosn were sold
at 81 Is ususi conditions.
pRousloss.-PoTk.-rns market again lower The
sales TIE spot and to arrive about 200 500
barrels inclddipg mess st SIS IS, ard some retail
lots o. SO; prime me% at $40 80, and prime SIS
$5 49, Beef ntnued steady, wi sales Of 100 2oC
barrels, Including country prime at ~ 49, and
dc. A. IS t. 50 go Repaczed Western was Q 50 IL
ard ext-s DO ~as at sl2 sl3. Bet hams dull al
$l3 5oa s15t0 snd prime quiet at SIS SIS. BA
vas s"s-ee an j firm Cut stea ~, with
ISLES Of 100 leo PACKAGES, al &C. 7sc for shoulders
Ard 9Nc . Toe io- hams. Lard higher with sales
o. SEQ bbs. trir to PRIME 1T 1cSsc 10ac Batter I'd
cheesa wsre steeay aud prices unchanged.
RICE -sslss of 100 asks weis made vt $40. a 40:
CpgIo- Gil rf.as aIuu
SUGARS The market was firm, With sales OF L. 100 to
LOO bhes. Cuta E-uecoyaeo chiefly at To- U.s..
NoiAssEs = Saes Of $50 bids. aud 20 tier ,es Cuba
c|syec ware Gade at $40 aud 90 do Cuba lmuscovAao
81 SSc a 400, ans l0l barrels Texas a. .. (.
HohY-SS tierces and barrel cold, for port,
APT,
fopAcoo IL quer; high prices continue checking spec
uiati The selea included 70 hhds. Kentucky uand
3sytvile at o, AS 578 bales Havapa part for OK
port, ~ t., enc is cases seed Leaf, q. Co. lac.
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News from the Cape Of Good Hope.
BY way of Boston have from Cape Town Of the
3D. OF April. The following letter had been published

BY way q Boston have from Cape Town Of the
Sd Of April. The following letter had been pubished:-
UNITED STATES CONSULATE l
CAFE Town, March 8, 1866
For the information OF shipmssters owners hope
~i be agreeable to you to give the following in
sertion:--
By important act OF Parliament, called the customs
generalization act of 1858, it Is provided that II tue e
esature OF any Of the British possessions abroad shall
present address to her Majesty praying her Majesty
TO authorize the conveyance Of goods passengers
port Of such possession t. another port thereof in
other than British ships 1t fka b lawful for her Maes
t, by order in sourc 30 70 authorize the conveyance
Of such goods and such terms and eondi
tons as to her Majesty may seem good.n
Avaing itself Of the advantages Of this aot the local
legislature Of the colony Of the Cape OF Good Hope sent
ADDRESS 10 the queen through the governor Of
colony praying that the coasns trade Of the country
shos b thIpwn open to the petition Of al foreign
vessels The Of the imperial government has
yet been received in the colony but the governor
seen ct to authorize the collector Of customs to admit
foreign vessea to the coastiDg trade the condi
lions established for British ships. This, he in
formed me- did in expectation of receiving the
In council ct early date feeling that would be
granted the collector accordingly gave the notice, and
American vessel from Boston has taken advantage of
the privilege and sailed few days since for Agoa Bay
with full cargo Of coastwise merchandise ] am In
formed that she tho first foreign vessel that has
taken freight coastwise from this port. Feeling
that there any good faith in this act countrymsn
will end IL out. DANIEL N. HUCKINS
Acting u. S. Consul.
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United states District Court,
Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll.

MAY 27-Tym Bills. The Grand Jury came into Court
this morning. and rendered bills Of indictment against
Richard Stuart for ende,vor to make revolt on board
the American ship Genoa; Ellen Cunningham and May
Kelly for pa srg counter felt half dollars Thomas Kea
nedg, for stealing letters Albert Lombard, for like
The Grand Jury have found bills in some other CASES.
executes, "r- $500 y"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


fthSDAf, may <f-f, n.
Tbs arrival OF the stsamahip Baltic At early hour
this mornrg with favorable financial advces gave quite
upward impetus to the stock market. vary lArgs
busress was transacted and in every stock sold better
prices were realized At the first board Missouri 6's
advanced u Per cent Illinois Central bonds, u; Des.
ware and Eudacn. 2; Nicaragua Transit, u; Penpsyl~
yania Cosi, IL; Nsw York Central Railroad IL; Erie
-; HUDSON Railroad, Il; Chicago Rock Island, q
Reading, x; Michigan Central y, Michigan Southern,
y; Panama, n Cleveland b Pittsburg x; Cleveland h
Teledo, x; Gsiera& Chicago, Il. The favorsbls bsnS
s'ateuent fer tie past week undoubtedly had good
effect on prices and partially the of the actv
brsiness and rapid rise day Erie and Reading
the most active stocks the market this morning.
Nearly four thousand shares Of The former and forty Ave
hundred shares Of the latter sold ut the morning
board. All other stocks were in demand, particularly
those OF Western railroad companies and closed arm.
Erie will, without doubt feel the effect Of good
news from every quarter and An improvement in the
money market, soon, not sooner aud to Agreater
extent than any other stock on the market 1t has, In
visw Of its increasing merits, wider margin for rise
The morthy receipts far beyond the Widest oal-
cuiors that the result Of the years. business cannot
fail afording remuneration to stockholders Ths
gross earnings of the Erie road this year will bs greater
thn ttose Of the Central last year. ont Of the Cen
trails earnings Last year tina, company pa dividend Of
eight Per cent twenty millions Of stock after pay
ing per cent interest ffsen mill OF debt
&C., &c. Now, thele Re very little DOUBT but tina
the E1.e Company the same earnings this year, can
pay per cent on twenty five millions Of debt Ard
eight Per cent ten millions Of stock just easy
Central made its Psyments with the means last
year The Erie Is no lorger ncn-dvisend earning road
Diyiserds will he resumed in October, and 60 regu
lai, hereafter In about thirty days half Of
leading railroad comp Anies pay thir semi.annua Giv
depds Of them four but most OF them v+ per
THIS, ee5ust.d from the present msrket Taue reduces
tie cost to points At which capitalists cannot hesitate to
holi,
After the adourrnen. Of the board the following sales
CT bonds and stocks made At auction by Simeon
Drsner.-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-Pos were quiet 81 30 I'm aud pearls at ST.
BEADSTUFFs -Fiour--rhe demand less active, and
prices someyha' lees ouoyaat, while prices were
charged. The saiee traced about 200 900 BIB
rcudiug the usual variety Of brands ABOUT the fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

Total. ,480, OF
The total exports to sixty-eight different coun
tries, ending the 30th of June, 1866, including
specie, amounted to $246 ,7os ,553.
For the year ending the 3Oth Of June, 1866, the
total exports of the above four articles of slave
labor amounted to only $lO6 ,4sO,O77. On the 30th
Of june this year. they will not fall short Of $l44
4s0,077-giving q grand increase in value Of $3s,
0O0 exclusive of the $l3 100000 Of the value of
100000 bales grown in 1854.
The above results of Southern labor for single
year. show the value to the Union Of that section Of
country. In these results, the free States Of the
North it is believed, participate to the full extent
of twenty per cent to the amount Of $2S s96 04,
which, in ten years. would amount to $3.50, 1896 ,004.
If to the $144,480,077 slave products for
1855 we add the exports Of Ibreadstufs,
timber, slaves, &C., from the same part Of the Union
and add the $sl 100000 worth Of cotton consumed
in the United States, with the large supply ofsugar
from the same region, which in 1850 amounted TO
$l287s, $50, we shall have Q grand total of slave
products for single year Of not less, probably,
than 100000. BY the census returns Of 1850 it
APPS there were in the Southern States "a, 03l
CO ton plantations, 1851 sugar plantations, 65l
rec estates, 15,745 tobacco Estates and 1897 hemp
panterEs lucIc WcIc o,VVV,VUU vi aSIeS VI lanQ de-
voted to the cultivation of cotton.
The Secretury Of the Treasury-the late Hon
Levi woodbury-e estimated the whole amount of
capital invested in the cultivation of cotton nclud
ing lands, laborers TOOLS &C., at about 100000,
900, to produce o crop of 400,000,000 lbs The
crop of the growth # 1866, at 400 lbs. to
The bale, gives the astonishing quantity of 400,
0O0, 900 lbs. II the capital invested has increased
RtAe same pyOp0ytVp. w psy suppose at tbe ere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
WATCHES, JEWELRY, a

WATCHES, JEW ELRY, &C.
-
HALHORMIA DIAMONDS -RQUAL IN BRTLIIANCY
% 70 real gsru pins g 70 SIS: rings - - $40;
any Of We above srclss b. mail any psr OF the I'd
No byatoS. Mh0ieeAle dealers supptsd
9S.yeCObs, Mountaineering jewellers 407 BroaA vay.
fyonr0srfIoS AND GOLD VEST gHArHs-A nav
more rssvned Prices % 90 % Manufssured only BY
s:s SAINT ~ mall " any part Of the United States
LAJ. !AooBs sautasgrins jewellers. 4o7 Broadway.
w AfCBEs FINE GOLD AHD sn.v6R wAfoH0s-
1he largest and most speDdid tnsn q IN
ne Oily 70 be curd at me sdbaohera He has been IN bua
nsss Wal crest r hs last eighteen years and e selling AL
u muob len than the usua prices
9tsuuul gold epiDe WATCHES four holes Js~eed. M 90
kiee eod Detached hvers full jewelted ........f
Fine god burning lepine four holesjswelled.. 90
Gold hunting case snesh ps@u levers. 90
Fine god hunting datache6 levers tuu jewened so 90
aOh apa erAmea watches Tor ladies' SO on to SlD0 10
6peedh 90 POCKET shronomstes 20 70 $500 90
ggd dependent second watches, FOR u.p'nk - - y
g hunting vabes which run eight DAY. SIS 70 $40 90
6h magic watches -hicb change Into thrse 80
Col. Ess.s psasn Levers, fui jOwoled. 4: g sss g
Nvsr dssossd LAYERS fu jeweiied SIS 90 to 81 90
Fine colo bunting railway 500 90 10 s7t 90
SILVER sprss Tour holes eweAed ..,,,, Wso ST %
Tobias, larrscn Il odd G. peess,ey 4. T. Cooper,
vd al oshes oeiebratsj makers, for sale vary low
AL WATCHES warranted " irie Watches sud
toweiry excha iaed Watehss ard ewerr repsrh IN ts
best manner ard much less than The ANAL prices Goods
ssnto sn psfs Of the United States sad canada FREQ
Gb0Ras G. ALLEN. importer OF watches and jewslry
vysadWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

NEW YORK BILLIARD ROOMS, oPENTHrs Ev8ETpG.
IN -Splencid tables, LEONARD Bs,amina superior com
brston cushions The ~ przsa silver eda a. the Jrss
tai Palace Mr. Benjamin "a be present. and be happy to
him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

OATTNTgD rBsRUARY 10, 1s5s.-MoDE, BILLIARD
tables ana combination ouehiops fraudulent limitations
being for SALE the pubic cautioned that other
person The right maour.ure these tables. For sale
Only ASs Chambsis street, Cup aars2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28
THE LECTURE SEASON,

NOTlCg TO FRIaNDs.-vALE's LEOTURE ROOM,
~ (Mecbanics instiute) No. Bo-ery n Y, to which Ia
attached fnished with
WI be devoted lectures Sebses h.rnouy and other social
purpo FIR which be let Opening this
Ing oy q. We the Wrongs and Rights Of Socteyn
commerce At s1f open ASP. NJ Lecture free; refreshments
to be paid for The lecture viii DO lighted and prepared
each evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

The receipts since the first Of September at sea
ports have already reached about 3,3oo,0o0 baes
and it is barely possible that in the ne'ghborhood OF
about 100000 more will be received before the close
of the season. Assuming the total to amount to the
aggregate of $500, 900 bales, the distribution may
safely be estimated as folows:-The United States
last year required 100000 bales, and the present
year will require 100000 bales while it is estimated
hot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

OFF1Cs OF The CHEF OF PoT ICE. NEW YORK,
" Ma l6Owners war ted for the folio wing pro.
pestyt the First District Police court Tombs) Centre
street. bars contsiorg Coffee ard pieces Of
ra,yo~ !, fringe Al THE office, dozen pair ooen
socks foGne aocut te Mode Of apr last At he Fou-th
tsiprg money enc drafts iouad in Chham stres Also
bsck cloth cloak found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

Tyf X CoMMfsaIoNEsg CFFlCR NEW CITY HALL. 81
Cham street. Notice payers. Tho assessment
ros Of the several wayds Of city OF New York having
returned the to hs office uooo
all interested tax that the viii opened for
sxa alton and review from tho 2Dth day May
until Wednesday the 26h day Of June inclusive All those
Interested who ere DESTROYS Of examining correcting the
between the hours Of A. ~. and O'Clock NJ at
their Office. j " AbLEF
Al. WILLIAMSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

NEW YORK BILL ARD ROOMS, sl4 BROADWAY.
IN -FOUR doors above Grace church.Genemeu inform
ca INST above named rooms viii open on Wednesday even
Leonard oepjsmn's combination cushions scinowlodsed 70
BE- the best invented having taken the r premium at
be Cfysta Palace Four bowling allie VIII soon be addad,
Fir rooms r cubs. lodges and drills Tho subsor per Hat
tiers bmsef hat there will be place super or equal 70 IT
now onerL ]. II. PEkKINB, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

Nf AKFFIFID.-THE MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCI A.
" ton are hereby notified that the regular monthly
ing viii be heo Friday evening May 80 at No Bowsry
All The requeseA be present as busness Of
g,eat importance ID TO be brought before then.
JOHN COMMEhFORp President,
on $4,000 tho Albany University duria g the term
just c,se1. Chapoeor Wsl~orh President Of the Faculty.
law oeHfors hon Ira Harris Hon. j. Parker and
Amos Dssn L. L. D. Lectures rhetor, and oraory by
Prof Amasa Mccoy A. NJ Next term begins first tuesday
Sep tenber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

vNuE WALL. HOUSE ElgTrv DIsTRtoT. RRo0Ki.yv
L (rrrmery Wniisa sture) OF Fourth aod eou \
fith street his ard elegantly tened sudny IL
open Tor the reception families aud Jingle II
surpassed summer resdencs, and quito the city -
New York bsinE within ays niautsR wNR q NW eHesuA
p)nnw = beaeek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-28

DOR sALE-A SPLENDID LOG ATroe FOR BUToHgR
liquor dealer, grocer in the Fourth ward Reasoa r
for selling the has t~ other pisces business
attend to n Of them vii sc either three places
Address box l02 Hersld Office for two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-20

o. Il 10 thought that severe political
struggle is on the tspis between Cor. wiss
and r. n 7. Hunter for the Senate. Both
are old Wings, though jast now leaders Of
two factions Of the Virgins Black Demo-
cracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-20

AoerIrrxD.-6aanel Butler, charged with
the murder Of Patrick O'Counor, about
year ago IN Linn county, has been found
s'not guilty by the District Court Of that
county,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-20

EaUITA .s.E
c..,s., 81 keo eas
-. n. .ss e Er 3 s .,o,r COW.
c. = = r.-s-.s
uv,c. 49, ~ @rv9..rn-n
OA,si1i 5I95
41AnS.ls $50
~ r. -. ~ !. ~ ~ Sss. = -
!. - - ~ 49, 1|3E.s - -.
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-, :: -. $50 - - -
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~ -. ssssr 81 S1sSsssss. Sssn.
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~ = ~ sisk will tsst.ll: tsllio - i.osd
abaioss Ne 1Aassn 81 sAs Ohis - Ai:sI1.il1ans'
. = sssAi Sasss. Lssess sd,esss. - $50
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-20

RE1lOVAL
unAvE sEnsvED NJ srecH
DRY GOODS!
TO the Reons rsssatly essspisA b
q. n. HUSTON,
AZ Ne. % Maan nssoes,
Adjoining tbs u sskssose II Ncs~s. CAve . BAnsy.
wasrs by strict attsniioa aaa ~ psisss.I
hope 70 m.rif . fair share -
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.
To eur old casssnsn saA tAs psb,ss - ~ -
bisa By Of tAs las. s:saabsas (Dslssss)
~ the River,
TO OPEN IN OUR Ssw LooAEs0x = vsaY
GENERAL ASSORfnKN7 or
New and Dsslrabss 0e0As, Dsesosly
PurcAAssA.
eUs secs 81 u~
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
AND ass MN
FINE DRESS GOODS
Is LABagLy INCRgAsgD AND D1tre1 HAN
EVER BEFORE PRESENTRO
Dyus 70 .As sisiss.s = Essk.k; = ssiis
Alt ofHxR pESrRABLI GOODS
WhtsA esapsse en- ssssk.
Desiring . ccst,saaas - Pssrosass iron 81
OLD vsisxps, aad vary gssessl rscaaAss ~ ssw
osss, We shall eadsayss 70 nsasr AID saseavs Al
80 cAx nAKG. s6
~. D 00mDOU>
No. ~ Nain-ss-, hesussaoA - ~,
deei9, SD xaG6ak, lave.