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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

SAD AocIDrs "A melancholy accident took paass
yesterday at Fort Lee where the II. J. Irvi.x
Guards" had gone on target excursion. The GuAr6e
started yesterday morning excursion 10 the ~
deuce OF Dir. II. j. Irving at Fou Lee Shortly ahse
arriving. they commenced shooting at the tafGees
they had got nearly through this exercise when NJ
Michael j. Hannah stepped from out the hass, with
his musket resting the ground and muxyle upward
nearly under his chin; the Officer requested him -
step back into line: as he stepped back he bit biz
musket against stone. and it immediately explcdsa
the ball striking Hannah in the neck. The unforta-
nate man fell backward to the earth the blood gushiaG
from his reck, and in lea than three minutss b
breathed his last. The Company immediately broke
ranks and gathered about their comrade bat he wss
beyond all their help.
A Corcner's Jury was summoned. who brought In .
verdict OF Accidental Death"
Before leaving the ground the Company sppoiass4
Committee to DRAFT resolutions indicative OF the fesa-
ings OF the Guards. The Committee consisted OF The
following gentlemen A. J. ii. Dusanne, J. A. Owing.
ton, T. II. Coppns, A. Bradley, ID. j. King and
A. Stevens who presented the following resolutions,
which were adopted by unanimous vote OF both
guests and members;
Rs.or,d Ths, words inadequate to express In sutssS
toe deep r' .aassu .v ::r
military friends Of beloved companion general comrsass ~
an esteemed associate and widowed mother OF her suppoes
and comfort by this sudden loss Of All only SON
Rssored That nevertheless feel t our duty to give ns
weight II calm testimony TO tho assurance that deca
the Officers members OF the Henry Irving Guards worsAQ
OF entire srsip from any blame in relation TO tbs -
.ccdent which has stslly resulted
Re'olred That sympeh1e ferveuty with the .orrsw
our lfop Henry vins whose hospta5se
attentions been suddenly and feauly interrupted enA
we exrss our conviction that Of precsu,on hs
psr. can the sad accident be attributed. - .
Reored That hold oelves ready to cooperate With n
officers and members of the H. j. Guard in sotioa thee
Of ffn6
,olsce 20 the ber-sved family Of the deceased
The Company came home with the body, which wss
taken to the residence Of his mother in Amy street.
near the Sixth avenue. Hannah was carman, end
about 90 years Of age. His mother is widow, and
Michael WAS her only support; she hsstwo small oha-
d. en- le 1t was proposed that all the prizes given "
the Company should be redeemed in money and tho
proceeds given to Mrs. Hannah, and that ct Some
future time ball should be held also for her beoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

SsRaroGA.-A Assembly Ist District Chsuncey
Bougbtcn.
OsKlDA.-Afsembly, lid District, Edward LOOMS.
GEsrsry.-County Clerk. Hiram W. Hascal
Member Of Assembly, Elbridge @. Moulton; Session
Jutioe VIM. II. Davis; Coroner, Robert Baker.
WARREs.-Assembly, Elisha Pendeu; Sheriff, Jas.
C.. Clark; Clerk, Thomas Archibald.
ALBAsr.-Assemby, I'D District, Stephen Mersels,
IT, of Cumberland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

Cncrnlri, Oct. 2a-FLovR dull s.oct sc-unrls,nr and
pdcs,iops Of hoder giving way the market closed unsed
WHISKY active at isc. WHEAT Gull and UNCHANGED
PpII ApgLYBiA Oct S,-FLocs dull and lsle lower
WHEAT quiet el2ds IS for Whit and 81 ia 81 IS for
Red Coxx dull q, s6 WHISKY declined. tui st-sdy x20
22Sc.
b.LrrxoKE, Oct. e-PLors UNCHANGED wHr.r steady;
E+d 81 l50 81 z2s White. 81 2sd COM 65G-'1-.
for White new: Sc. for Yellow and sosSc f,r old
WHISKY steady. BAcos steady ~ 6i67c.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1853

place havr nominated rim. and those who know him
coocur in that opinion for be SPEAK and act foe
the good of the country and the Republican cause
And from prc.ent Appearances, Mr.. Dow will have
more than horr majority in November, for the SIN
but able and efficient meu worthy the respect of all
parties. A REPrBLIcaS.
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
iT0fF DAYS LATER EROM EUROPE.
THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX
~, PRINCE OF PRUSSIA APPOINTED REGEST'
<.,e, avn APOLOGIES FOR THE nOOAH COMMANDMENT
so,,oo Unehanged--COusols 9siTsSs'

. ..,,,.p Telegraph Company Line' q WAL street
10y H.L,YAs, Wednesday, Oct. 70 1858.
MI steamship Europa, Capt. Leitoh,
INC n.y.! :. ,oI o'clock on the morning Of the
ron i'e'P q, this port at i2 o'clock last night.
Her date. are three days later than 'no'I are1ay re-
S 3 Raymond Of Tie NJ y Times and Judge Putnam
Of Bosten. n, ,bo ,.,b ;rs, a,oh.rrod
siensl, With the British bark Emigrant' bound e.
The ship Daniel Webster, arrived at London from
New.Yok reports that on the Goth Of September, in
A.. dso 30, Ion. 42o 81, passed a number of dead
tyes Supposed to be from the burnt steamer Austria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Heenan and M0rrissey.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Oct col 80 p. m.
There is not a word from the prize fighters yet
They lef here mt night and this morning, at lOI
o'clock were seen by passing vessels landing in boa,
through heavy sea. There is now heavy sea on.
and NOT light visible on the lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

IsDrAsA Dropczs.-Ths procsss Of knocking on
tho chains tia. bind unwilling hearts in Indiana 10
prosperng amazingly. Ten divorce cases 40 ~"
90 the docket Of the ygo Circuit Court tor the 10"
Tenn. Tippecanoe County hN doeketad saVee1'S0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

XXyIIIrH CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures
Denison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

MAssAcHUsETTs.-The Americans Of the With Con-
greseona District have nominated DR.. Nathaniel b.
Shurtlif, the Hon. Albert Fearing having declined.
Those of the With District have nominated OTIS P.
I "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Sailing Of the Europa for Boston.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Oct ~, 1888.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa sailed at am.
for Boston, where she will be due tomorrow Thurs
day. at noon Weather clear and calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

eass~ ict the neSt Teru. soar.esa Of wt,oa srs ks-
@ne' S'~~' Lafayette Courss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
Kansas swErrs.-Thoy are making sors1um sse~s

in Kansas. letter from Leavenworth says;
81 WAS in the Quaker settlement some twelve
miles from Leavenworth, and saw them making the
Chinese sugar.cane moasses. The gentleman boiling
the moasses told me that the juice only needed redus
ing twothrds to make thick molasses, full IA thok ~
New. Orleans or sugar-house. lie said no could MAKE
zine gallons of mOlasses from seven rods Ut gsndt
One mar near Lecompton, | understand, would make
OOO gallona. 1t is expected to sell at fifty cents
gallon. 1t is ENGAGED at that Pr,o..D
POSTAGE UPoS LETTERS TO IsDA.-We are 10.
quested to state that the regulations recently progs
gated by tho British Post Office, relative to tho
pulsory prepayment in full of postage upon letters b.
tween the United Kingdom and the East ludes (noa.
ces Of which have been extensively published In The
newspapers Of this country, apply only to lettau
posted 10 the United Kingdom addressed to the Ease
Indies, and vice versa, and do not extend " transk
letters for India received from the United States.
The regulation for collecting the United Sfdfes poee
age only upon letters mailed in this country for India
via England is therefore still in forcethe single rate
of United States postage being 81 or cents accord.
ing as the Atlantic sea conveyance Is performed by
United States or British packet.
MILES SrAsDIsH SELLING RAPIDLY.-Ths pub.
fishers Of Mr. Longfelow's new volume already a.
ncunce the twentieth thousand. "Mlss Stsndishss
Courtship' looks now as if il would run shssd d
Hawatha." Seven different persons are sdvertised
to read IL In public, and although II was only pub
lshod Saturday last, found purchasers TO the
amount of ten thousand in one day. Boston Jour. I
CAsAL ToLLs.-Tols received the first week IL
p P,, .. rs o. c.os:; ala
Jrsrsa.. In 1889 3gel9 10
Tolls recey, ID week In Oe.o bsr 1853 ...o IS ~
Third week In October, lsS7............... SIN q
Increase Ia H6+4 g
Total lncrease for two weeks Oct. 1853.
CouRr or APPEALS, Oct. 20, Is5s.-No. 9i-wst-
i1s H. .as .:s
D Mr. Bss 1 sS1 for E s''Ias'1S . 'Is ::Sss
emf, AT. Oven sppslsut. Argued NJ W. HUT TOT spps-
ani. Mr. Cooper, r re:POnasos No.. III and is p.'.H
affirmed By default Mr. A. j. Parker. council Ter 70
spondeLt. - - 49, -. 49,.
III ia and
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
POLITICS IN ILLINOIS.

The national democracy of Illinois have published
challenge in their newspapers inviting the black
republicans to public discussion Of the political is
sues of the day in all the congressional districts of
that State. limitations have been thrown out by
the backrepublican organs of their Willingness to ac-
cept the challenge; and the probabilities that
the national democracy will soon have brought out
candidates for Congress in all the districts for the
purpose of being represented in these discussions.
Debate between the real national democracy and the
blackrepublicans will be refreshing in Illinois after
the miserable special pleading and wish-wash
harangues of Judge Douglas on the stump. Debate
between the man Douglas) and Observation-Disclosures
is the most Improbable thing imaginable but there
is something interesting and profitable in conflict
of argument between the champions of a broad ma
tional faith and the advocates of infatuated sec
tionalism.
We observe also that the members of the State
national democratic central committee have just held
two-days session at Chicago, and have issued a
call upon the national democracy Of Illinois to per-
feet an organization in every district and county.
The work has already been commenced, and candi-
dates for Congress have been named in the first and
second districts The Chicago Herald announces
that it is receiving cheering accounts from every
part of the State of the progress of the cause of the
true democracy. "The nationals are fast gaining
everywhere. Since the backing down of Douglas at
Freeport on the bred Scott decision thousands who
were disposed to follow him have had their eyes
opened to the fact that he is out Of and against tho
democratic party, and they have resolved to leave
him. They say, IL that's his doctrine, we're done
with him We get letters from all quarters to this
effect, and stating that cause is rapidly gaining
pround y t
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POLITICAL ISrELLlGEscE

Hon. 7. f. Spinner has been nominated by ths .
publicans Of the 18th district Of New York for re- ~
ton TO Congress
Giddngs not nominated for Congress by the rsDn,
hcans OF the Ashtabula district, because he voted with
the rest Of the republicans for the Crittenden Mo-,
gomery bill, aud in addition voted 10 increase the I
res OF members Of Congress Resolutions were aaoD,
hitting him on both these points. -Csacanat Eaq,ayg
John n Ryan has been nominated as an opposis,.
candidate for Congress in the first congressional dis
Of Pennsylvania, and William hillward in the opuI
district.
The Nashville Union says Of The current political ou
test in Illinois: ''Whe shall cease TO eond
the pursued by Judge Douglas in the last session
Congress, and while we again recognise him
safe and reliable statesman, shall still rejoice al NJ
in the contest which be Is wagng auair,
the enemies of the South and Of the Union"
Hon. Allison White has been nominated by aoclam,
tion for reelection to Congress in the 18th congreoD
district Of Pennsylvania.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Hon. j. s. Black, the Attorney General has returned
to the city.
Gen ST. John b. Skinner is at present dscharging the
duties of First Assistant Postmaster General in the alb
of Hon. III King from the city
Il is mentioned in some of the papers that Horao De
" Gentworth esq, has been appointed by the President
consul to the pontifca States to reside at Rome This
gentleman is well qualified for the position, and is versed
in the modern languages.
The Richmond Enquirer mentions that Col John A.
Parker, of Hcnrico county, Virginia, has been recon-
mended to the President governor of Nebraska and
that deputation of vrgnans is about to visit Wash
ington to urge his appointment upon the President
Col Chandler, United States consul general to Tunis
has resigned his post account Of iheath of himself
and Mrs. Chandler
Among the arrivals in our city yesterday were Capt
Daytman, of H. B. NJ ship Gorgon, one of the telegraph
fleet who is at Browns Hotel and Captain Faunce
U. s. r s., who is stopping at the Kirkwood House.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

and south Of given line of latitude. II gave one
government for one section and another to the other
prohibited the people north fthe 36h parallel from
doing what it permitted the people south Of that
line to do The Missouri compromise was legal,
congressional antisavery, contradistnguished from
popular anti-slavery north of 800 30--it substi-
tuted the win of Congress for the will of the peo-
pie Of the place when they should ask for admission
unconstitutional enactment could never be too expli-
cit and public. 1t was repealed by the Kansas bill
and regard that act Of the best ever passed
by Congress-.
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venture TO assert that Mr.. Walker never authorized
any one to say that be nsulted the President and
cabinet by expressing suspicion that they would
behave reacherously. Nor is Forney' silly roor-
book about the dissenting member being taken out
into an adjoining room warranted by anything which
Mr.. Walker is capable of uttering. That gentleman
can easily be called if Mr. Forney thinks he will
sustain him. But he never will be called for any
such purpose.
Mr. Forneys Observation-Disclosures is subject on
which he dilates with great JUNCTION, We might re-
ply to that if thought proper, But for the pres
ent we shall dismiss him to the contempt he de
serves.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
dRRIVdLS At THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

Brown, Maryland A NJ Harris, Indiana
w McCoYen, s A Files III Newman, do
w ii Whte South Crrolna James North lady Virginia
Edward A Lewis, Missouri Miss EN- North, do
p Willis Kansas Territory Miss Sallie North do
c Repley & lady, Louisville, Ky II Cromwell New York
I Reynon, New York @ d fIarman do
IL White, yorktown, Pa Bowling New Orleans
O White, Delaware Mss Bowling, Maryland
w Conyers, Philadelphia Miss Elder, Baltimore
Thos w Berry, do Wash Yelot do
Daniel Kinney, New York b Miles, st Josephs Mo
John ID LATTE, lady, X 2chidrcn, u Thomas, Baltimore
Charleston 3 James NJ Russell & lady, colum
James scoggin, Virginia bus, Ga
John Dale, Maryland cDerriok, Sady Richmond, Va
II J Saunders, U SA VIM II BIB
John White lady, children pussossat, New Orleans
2 servants Philadelphia Dussossat, do
Ihos Magruder, Baltimore w J Gum, Quincy, Fla
T ii Barrett, do Miss Matte Gum, do
John Dew, Covington La Hiss Leila Calis, do
IIedgInan, Iiaiord co, Va nr w CWeeks, Arkansas
II Lamar 4 lady, Macon, ca ON Vail, New York
II II Leveborn, Richmond Va Vim Furnad, do
Mrs Leveborn do A Dabney Virginia
w semant, do sylvester Mndd, Maryland
Fort, Mississippi Capt Dayman, \, her Majesty
Miss Fort, do ship Gorgon
Mrs Bilbo, do w Savn, baltimore
JR Kimberley, Georgia RI Sayin, do
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From Kansas --The pike Peak Gold Excite
ment.-- adjournment OF the Military Commits
siOn.--Army Movements, &C.

LEAvnwoRrn, Sept. 2, via Bonneville Sept. 4, per
United States Express Company The Pike Peak gold
excitement is a rapid increase The old Caiornians
came in town yesterday make arrangements for work
ing the mines successfully One company left for the
gold regions yesterday and Others are now organizing
The military board the subject of inspection of the
price OF the mules supplied to the Utah expedition adj
jouned this afternoon The members will leave tonor-
row Lieut. Shemans battery left the fort this morn
ing for Minnesota. Lieut. Chapman, of the first dra-
goons arrived yesterday from Arizona ON sick leave
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
A LWAYs I'M FASHION,. 20 cartons assortea,

A LWAYS IN FASHIONED cartons assorted
"A from sl2 upwards in price and all Of choice fabrics and
molern designs, syienna Brocha" long shawls.
Saws Of this class always Tho demand we have ~
them annually They exemptrom damage In all TIE
various changes OF fashion.
Opened to-day
rs pieces 'rea English crapc,n (lack) IN all widths and
grades.
2peccs English bombazne price 81 Is per yard, yaN
81 49, (sad 10 wash wcll)
Black French mernocs all qualities and widths at our poveT
y low prices
long black shawls best grades, at low prices
With large lots Of all Other ooiored shaSs in special ado
general
all the leading staples and novelties never so
or so well adapted for general wants.
northern and eastern correspondents send us new s
daily. = ,n
We not opening any accounts and presenting al w
monthly for pay ment In cash. ,
price only marked plain figures; hence purchaser
ceivod. i, i.
establishment solicited from strangers
il incurs obligation TO purchase.
articles prices aud fair dealing be relied on
PERRY X BRollifK,
Central Stores - west building,
Sep 3-1otdif opposite Centre Market
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Markets.

New YoRK, Sept Cotton generally closed at an
advancing tendency Flour is heavysales of 900 bar
rels Ohio, So 60 SIS s5 southern, 81 80 a SIS go
Wheat-sales of 80 900 bushels southern rcd ST. 10 a
81 80 white ST. rs 81 As. Corn is heavy-sales Of
AZ 900 bushels mixed, Csc 75c.; yellow 96c. &c
Pork is quiet mess declined &C.; SIT 40 ST So
Whiskey closed 24lc. 25c Sugar is quiet &c. =
SIC. Coffee is dull /; 1oc ll4c Turpentine Spirits is
heavy-47Ac Resin is frm-Sl rs. Rice is dull.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Flour is steady-0hio, So so a
SIS g. Wheat is firm-red, 81 rs 81 80 white,
81 35 a ST 81. Corn--whte, 81 a SO cents, Proyis-
ions have a declining tendency.
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A highly RESPECTABLE Young lady from Huntingt

highly respectable young lady from Huntington, L. l.,
at Trinity Church. N " the LIST instant attending
tho services when she arrested by of the detect
ives attached to the deputy superintendent ohce who
insisted that she must be thief they had her likeness
in the rogues gallery at the deputys office clergy
man from Huntington, in whose company she was,
vouchcd for her respectable position, but in vain she
kept in custody about four hours before she was
liberated Her uncle who is highly respectable resident
Brooklyn feels very indignant at this insult to his
nil
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
NEWSPAPER MATTERs.

MIR, Hampton Moore has disposed of his interest n
the Warren New Jersey Journal published at Belyde
to Charles w. Jay, esq, of Trenton by whom Il wifi
hereafter be conducted.
The Abbeville (Ala) Advertiser has changed hand,
MI. nj. w. Helms has retired from the propretorsLn
and his place and duties have been assumed by Mr. Wi
liam A Clark
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 2. 1865.
Business Notice.

Of the Union establishment IN view Wv
change win be conducted strictly gu Cash p az
agencies Of subscriptions Tor the unon arc
tned No payments made 70 Agents after hs GATE
eep psoonb who authorized 70 make COLLECTIONS
Ia ware, Maryland, and Virginia
WAsHiseros March 23 lsbs--u.
Tho foregoing intended toncude any agents or eoec
TORS that we employ heretofore employed In this city but
those only who have performed such service In other parts The
<P 81
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U,LANNEIs IN ALL coLoRs, WIDTHS, AND

LNLANNELS, IN ALL COLORS, WIDTHS, AM
qualities About 800 pieces in all mach the largest ana enT
est lot ever offered go, "a.
pieces extra super blcachcd and unbeached cannon ~
nels.
pieces very choice caicocs at 12l cents per yard
Our stock adapted for general family consumption, was never
large thoroughly assorted az Sa
northern and eastern correspondents send us new SUPP
daily. ,,I
one price only marked paia figures; therefore ncxpcO
buyers cannot be overchargea.
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash.
We opening any accounts ,-
Strangers residents inspect stock hut o
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores west BUILDING
Sop 3-10tdif opposite centre MA'A
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The yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS Sept. 4.-The deaths from yellow fever
at the Charity Hospital alone for the twentyfour hours
ending at 6 O clock tonight, were l6.
CHARLESTON, Sept 6.According to the official state.
ment there IS deaths by yellow fever for the week
ending Saturday.
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DRoPosALs FOR MONUMENTS.

OyYrcg SECRETARY SES,rs "a
september 2, 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this once W. "a
Tuesday, the 9TH inst mt for erecting IN The e"g
Baiug ground, this city monuments 70 decreased
The material style m pattern those heretofore ~ b
The materials aud workmanship to bn Of the best qna
Fcptons put apon win be furnished BY tis oGe
Sep j--d3t f<tarstatosSfntl
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THE Captain of the SLAYER putnam.

New YORK. Sept. 6.---Ihe U S. brig Dolphin has
touched and landed Capt Townsend, to be sent to
Charleston for trial The Dolphin is to sail this afternoon
for Boston.
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CARpETING, FLOOR oIL-CLoTH, RUGS, Ma

(tARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTlI, RUGS, MAJ
~ dngs Drugges Curtain Materials, and House FURNISHING
Goods such
Velvet tapestry carpetngs, designs
1apestry Brussels do in great variety
New styles Brussels do super quality
Exra.heayy 3piy do very rich
Exra-super ingram do patterns
Very heavy all wool Dutch carpetings
TSiled YenitaD carpeting for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do ,.a
heavy and rich Hoor oil cloths q"
any shape room, hall, or passage
Mosaic, velvet, and tufcd rugs aud mats
Cocoa nattnes
1874, IA, 1914 drugget crrmb cloths
Ingsh druggets, all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin laines brocatels, and reps for curtains
White bun bnc, and green shade linens
Stair rods curtain hxtrres, &c. -
Having attended HAnAN 90 y great Carpet Auction VIVA
place York the 4th and 9th inst, now prs
greater Inducements than be afforded under ordinary
Purchasers respectfully invited examination m
stock. HoOE lRo' ~
Aug 1S--df