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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

vAtCAPLE TRACT OF TiNBEa LAND wire
"a d~aiing harm Snd large mil In Dlste order
Sh utiahng water power snd home marse for SALE
change, for city properly tr farp
q. ii OLIVER, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27
u,pr rrtrINg wArCH N,rUr ACTuRFRs os swtr.
fc-ard ber inform he trade that hey formed
etultAny with paid up cInel o.
THREE sILLioss

THREE sILLiOSS,
under thc Of
NrUCHATELOlsE NxPURrsiION COMPANY
for the iv,puson - twi-s Watches Ani movensn ard
heir arsnty This ciy vii 90 opefaon aer the arst
CIV june At No To- brohd~ay. rse .ivansgs
that company vi have all her inlp ell
thort rival ia tbs ry The directors l
YES providing their Ut trvery variety and
watches aud noyemeBs and gill have nlv on htud
rre ard wen selected stock and also varan, tha
ana fscio'y execution q all orders lef vi hct agent
bsrsinR ard general commits ion 5usiness Sil oe
f.afpfe of Dur branch in this
ALE fAyEE sRtNDr Agent PRO tern.
YoGE, Ap ril rs lsjs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

INOR SsLE-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE AID THREE
lots % by i0l large stable abundance Of the best Of
ruh SITUATED on Johnson street Villa nsbufg sbor one
mile from south Tenth street and Peck sp forbes be
solo cheap Terms easy Inquire of -. PE6INjEi,
of West AMI : uton streets, New York. the
Oren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

COOP on ANCE TO MAKE MONEY -sOAsAi rag
sock and fixtures am all dining sao0 Going god
tntin.ss gsa-ons for seipg given ,hs 2rspisea
apply 1T ~ \, Vest street, near Franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27
-uArr A MILE THIS SIDE OF Foyr

~ Uauon the shore rCsd To let for sale house
al The modern improvements greerhouse with oun-
thirteen partly furnish NJ II desired garden in
good grounds hand somely ad out abundance Of
sut trcee berries hsosper-e &c honsa ued:
boat an. hah AuI bsrns: rent Boo Inquire be
pt.pr,ses Dr. FRANCE, at no broadway, N " be-
tween " sud-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

1l'RGAIFs AND WtSfERI LANDS W,Nrso-ANr
ID each 10 excl ange for ,pdse choc hnuors
or lrcdpcnve real estate Ako improved farm OF Goo
70 o c wsnted, The c,ty for cl,a
ttoIe dive ling ChARL \ e. HD .DEN
Naazk ..vep'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

A COTEIKY RESIDENCE TO LEr-AT FORT WASH
"A nFtoI, minutes walk from Hudson River Railroad
station ~ stOry hopse with nina rooms and base
ohed good we'll stable, carriage house. out
houses and g'rdep, with pler OF grapes enrr,ns pc irs
&c md ais "a of lend irqur. OF JOHN RYERY
ssGdIy Gi2 Broad Of Houston street. on
he pr. missa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

A HsEpsOYEIY FURNISHED FIRST GLASS THREE
"A story aIt hasemL hous to let IN Hast Twenty sc ond
nflChorhnon pleasant fGurl Yearly
res, low 8 eco Arpy 10 3 ". RI HARDs, 3J7
Srt adv ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

SNOR sALE-FiRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE NO 2
IBmsr Inc place Twenty Dtnth rtrset baHeea Aigbtb
AID nth avenues Terms essay. Apply 10 WOOD. So,
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27
FOR SALE.

A.. GO u oPPoR1UHl3Y IL OFrE0Ea f-S"Rr p.s
a tan from he ety) carry ihs roess AID
bushes FOR Particulars, address, T., u BesAn,n
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

NO if1-AT 7l2 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE vaSHisa
ton pli"e, TO- private 'spv. suitable .parmsn FUR
nished the seSoni door. With AZ .be
Improvement toquire Of q. rILMsS, II sieecke,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

y,o rET-lN TIE OFarEEL HOUSE 81 WEST rOarF.
spth street, near Ninth ascnue the 81 ii
81 secuDu door and clp.tts
zach aOo- Also store and b,sem-ut No. Holl.
huh street OF Hamilton avenue b ookyn $40 Apply
The Jpises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

TO RENT-To A SMALL FAMILY, PART or BEAU
tfu III sor BRICK p0f nc IN .Outh Sronklsn coosls
floor bach baseTn.n and parto bird psaiv ~
osss end gss riihiD i've uioutss % Hamilton nd tea OF
anc srectfcrss inquire AZ - Summit street, south
brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

TO IET--TO = Small. ANERICAs FAMILY rOJR
he third hoor OF ,pse rs Ga nj s.r-e.
re door. VA be let low - good tenant Appy
the preuaises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

u'O LFr-A CONfOETA BIS HOUSE COsTAIStS;
twelve 2ood To1u near the city and suul
ton behrfy. nuisapcss pleasant ueiehbos hDJd
enough to rste ala Vegetables needed Rect Os
Rcod nsnL Inquire at % Liberty street. nearest Broad
Wy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
NoiIec 10 Subscribers.

Persons desirons to fubscribe for the
BUTrE RrcoRD or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu.
nicate or transact there business with US
through the Alta Express.
Notice Is also hereby given to all persons
having business with this office not to make
payments for subscriptions to any other
parties than N. D. Witt or John Davis.
As We have charged carriers somc Of our
subscribers may fail TO receive their papers
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify Us.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

BENNETT FOR FRKMoNr.-We fnd the
following in letter to Forney's Press. from
Washington;
Among the on dts. is one that Bennett, of
the New York Herald, will soon break
ground for Col. Fremont for President The
hackers Of Colonel +. laugh audibly at the
idea of Bennett daring to be for any but their
favorite. Meanwhile regret to say Mons
Fleurot, the foreign United States consul
NJ Bordeaux. is not confirmed. Mr.. Buch-
auan will he good deal startled TO see the
Herald raisieg the Gag of Fremont after the
fail electious In lS5S-'59. As the razor.
strop mao says when he gets off a razor.
stroo--"sold. sold i-who wants another"
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

No WAR;" Occasional, zone Of tho Wash
ington correspondents Of Forncy's Press,
writes as follows In relation to the threaten.
Cd difficulties with Great Britain: There
win be no war Lord Napier is greatly con.
cerned ct the public feeling In this country
against the course OF the British cruisers.
and has advised his government to that ef-
feet. or one thing you may be assured
the right Of search question win be aban-
doncd by the British Government. on such a
basis 81 will sccure'a faithfui observance OF
the nasty stipulations betwcca the two Gov
ernfnents." y
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

FrRE.-At abont half past three o'clock
this morning fire broke out in Chinatown
which consumed the greater portion Of the
town. About 100 frame houses were de-
stroyed. Fortunately there was no wind,
or the whole Of Oroville would have been
burned. A. we went TO press, the Fremcn
had succeeded in storring the further pro-
gress Of the ERE by tearing down several
houses We have not learned how the a Q
originated. nor the extent of the losses.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

ANCIENT RELIc.--Goveruor Blaeksnake,
an ancient Indian OF one hundred and six
teen winters. lives about six miles from Ran.
dolph. Gait county. He was an Indian scout
during the Revolutien. and wears silver
medal given TO him By Washington. Tbs
old /. brave il very feeble and nearly blind
and bedsidden. II Is stated that he once
bore Dispatches from the Reservation. where
be now resides. TO Buffalo. n. T., a distance
Of sixty. aine miles, going and returning in
one day Press.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

SENSIBLE SuGGEsrtoN.-A merchant of
New York has written letter to General
Cass, suggesting n method by which, he
thinks. a satisfactory arrangement could be
made With Great Britain for inquiring into
the nationality of suspicious vessels lie re-
commended that an American lieutenant
should be placed on every British cruiser,
and that British lieutenant should be
placed on every American cruiser on the
look out for savers, and that any suspected
vesse! should be visited and her papers ex-
amined by the officer whose national flag she
might carry. la this way, he believes, all
feelings of national honor and pride might
DO respected, and the ends of n visit attain =
ed without any possibility Of national Of
fense Press.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

CELESTIAL ArrnAy.-A party Of China
men got into = row with one aaother yester.
day on the Bluff The eausus beii was n
dispute MS to which Of the party could wear
the biggest boots. A complicated wrinkle
in one Of the party's stogics. making an un.
certain measurement, created violent ar
gument. that ended in the strife alluded to.
One Of the bclligerents was untitled fora
sedentary life by a severe wound on the
most fcshy portion Of bis person. No ar
rests were made.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

Tur FEELING IN BuFrALo.-The anti
I.ccompton meeting at Buffalo. N. T., on
Thursday last, was tremendous out.pour-
ing Of the people. The call for the meeting
was signed by over three thousand persons.
Among the resolutions was the following /;
.s That in the deliberate judgment of this
meeting. the National Administration, un.
der the direction and through the personal
agency Of President Buchanan, has become
despotism, making its own will the law OF
the land. using the money and the arms OF
the people TO enforce its DEGREES, and prosti-
tuting the power with which it was gener-
ously invested, by n majority OF the electors
of the Union. TO the most selfish. and dcmor-
alizing purposes 1t has sanctioned tho pol
luton Of the ballot.box; it has declared
false and fraudulent returns of desperate
aud dishonest officials to be the popular will
it has made this declara tion the basis Of a
movement designed to force upon q people,
entitled to its encouragement and its pro-
lection, an offensive and anti-Republican
Constitution and il has done all this in dc.
fiance of the well-known popular sentiment
of the country, for the purpose of securing
the undivided support of an aggressive and
intolerant political combination, organized
and controlled by the so.called Democratic
politicians of the South, who are justly re-
garded as disunionists aud slavery propa-
gandists Press
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

FrRE.--Yesterday, at about one o'clock, a
frame dwelling honse on F. street. between
Second aud Third, was observed to be on
fire. The engines were soon on the ground
aud put IL out after il had partially oonsum-
ed the roof. The Ere islsupposed TO have
been caused by the stove-pipe. On the re-
thrn Of the engines. one Of them ran over
volunteer. named Thomas Brady, on Second
street. and broke one Of his legs. Persons
not fremsn should DO careful how they help
at an engine. Express.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

SAN FRANcIsco News We find the sub
joined item of San Francisco news under the
telegraphc head of yesterday's Union:
William Hoppin, while going through the
Plaza, aYut one o'clock last night was seiz-
ell from behind aud his arms pinioned by
two m en-, while y third in front struck at
his heart with knife. lIoppin shook off the
robbers, knocked the assassin down ard es-
capped. On reaching home, he found one OF
his pockets turned inside out, and n large,
but not deep, wound on his left breast. The
knife penetrated his vest, shirt, and under
shirt lie was also wounded in the hand,
in attempting to ward Of the murderer s
blow. Hoppin has been in the habit of car
rying large amoun: of money daily to and
from his business, which fact the robbers
must have known, but they only got ten
dollars
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
Eastern Items.

A great food has recently taken place in
the Northern Potomac.
Great distress and depression prevails in
Canada.
Willard's Hotel, Washington. is to be en-
larged. When flashed il will be one of the
most extensive hotelsin the world.
The Hope Mills, Staffordshire. Conn, have
been burned. Loss, about $40, 900
William Manning, a youth of seventeen
has been Iarrested for robbing the mail in
Wayne county, Mo.
A fat couple weighing, both together,
about 200 pound, were recently made
man and wife at st. Louis
An old fellow named Sam Jones, nged
about one hundred and six years, is the only
obstinate Indian left in Florida lie with
band Of twenty followers, refuses to 60 west.
The old blockhead.
The d" Leviathan" has cost about four mil
lion dollars,
George Flangber and William Merriweth.
er are to be hung at Upton county. Tenn,
on the Sd of July.
Fifteen soldiers were recently whipped at
Newport Barracks, Ky, for desertOn.
Bishop Scott Of the Methodist Conference,
IS shortly to arrive in California.
A man named David. recently killed his
wife at Glasgow, KY. and then committed
suicide.
The sloop Of war, Ply ymou,h, Commander
Dahlgren. has proceeded to the Gulf.
| There is a tremendous rush Of people to
Kansas.
The New York Tribune and Gen. Wm
Larimer are having n warm dispute. The
Tribune insists that the General was killed
by the explosion Of gun at Fort Leaven.
WORTH aud the General denies the soft i'm
parchment. at is to be hoped that the
matter will be amicably settled.
The papers arc filled with accounts OF sui
cides, murders, and fires.
| Victoria Gassia murdered his father in
cold blood at New Orleans.
New butter is only worth twelve cents per
pound in Pennsyltucky.
There Is to be National horse exhibition
at Spring field, Mass. Horses from all parts
of the Union will be nt the exhibition.
The barque J. W. Reed has been TAX en- in
charge by the authorities at New Orleans,
supposed to be SLAYER.
| A runaway convict in Indiana, recently
returned to the Pcnten,iary Of that State
and requested readmission. His request
was complied with.
A prize q sht came off near st. Louis, Mo.
between an Irshman named Holmes, and an
Englishman named Cope. They fought six
ty.two rounds Tho Englishman lost the
fight by foul blow:
An old lady named Villette, recently died
at La Sale. Michigan, agel ll2 years. She
made her will sometime toward the close Of
the last century and has outlived all her
here.
Over fifty thousand persons have volu n.
teered to go to Utah.
Terrible tornadocs have swept over sever
al Of the Eastern and Western States. Much
property has been damaged.
Shad have become very scarce in the Mer.
rimac.
Tho two hundred acres of tho Mount Ver-
non estate, purchased by the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association, have been laid oil, and
the bounds aud survey examined and ap-
proved by the officers of the association,
during their visit from Richmond.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

No CoxvExrioN Tho Mary ianders have
voted against calling convention to revise
tbs constitution Of their State They are
sensible people. II their constitution Is bear
able ss Il now stands. This thing OF tear
isx up II constitutions IL . bad business, es-
peciAlly ia these days Of political wicked
ness.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
California Matters At washington.

We condense the following account Of
California matters at Washington from an
interesting letter to Forney's Press:
John Nugent is yet in Washington and has
played the deuce with Gwin's arrangements.
!. Gifts resignation" was caused by the
mapeverings Of Gwin, who expected to have
the Office filled by one Hopkins. an admirer
of his. but Mr. Nugent through his influence
with the President has secured the office for
| his friend Mr.. Muuson-we infer, Of the firm
Of Munson & Valentine, printers
A late mail carried serious char. es against
Col. Tom Henley, the Indian Agent. His
head is said to be in danger. The nature
Of the charges is not made public
Vaudeville has not yet been confirmed as
Surveyor General.
Gwin's Swindling bill, allowing testimony
in ard to Mexican grants to be taken in
Mexico, will never become law. Itis very
reasonably supposed to have some connec.
ton with the Limantour Grant.
Duncan of the Globe will have to be con-
tent with spread eagle patronage as a re-
ward for his besloberings of our venerable
Chief Magistrate" the San Francisco Post
Office. for which he has been fishing, being
awarded. it is said, to Charles Weller the
present incumbent. We clip the following
from the letter as we find it,:
"Senator Brodericks expose in the Sen
ate, of the attempt to put upon the Govern.
ment piece of ground on the north shore OF
the entrance to the harbor of San Francis
for $200,000 when the quantity required for
Notifications would not cost 10000, meets
with commendation on all sides Had thi.
vigilant Senator, who is never absent from
his seat in the Senate, been there in earlier
days, the Government would not have beer
plundered by such bargains as those Of Mare
Island, the min. property, custom house
contracts, and ware house leases. 1t was
supposed, until DR.. Gwin introduced into
the Senate the bill to pay $500 900 for the
Saucelito property, that the day for "good
things" in California had gone by"
Commodore Vanderbilt has perfecte ar.
rangements with the Nicaragua and Costs
Rican Governments to shortly open the Cen.
trail American Route. The Commodore ant
Col. Garrison have healed their difference.
and will henceforth act in concert ;--Garri.
son will take charge on this side.
The Tehuantepec Company are confident
of success with their mail contracts. Th,
President and Cabinet are greatly in their
favor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

GREAsER FIamr.--Four Greasers had a
q shooting match in Marysvile at an early
hour on Wednesday morning. which result
ed In the wounding Of one in the leg below the
knee, and another's being shot through both
legs and in the bowels near the navel. So
we learn from the Espress. Theone woun.
ded in the abdomen gives fair promise of dy.
ing. Cause--an old grudge.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

BArcoa <otp We have received very
rIch specimen u cement from the "oroville
Claim ii Bangor. The chunk IL about the
sire of . printers oandiestick and exhibits
..ths color. In many places. This lead wa $
struck last week and was arrived at after
nany weeks digging. The parties engaged
II sinking the big shaft on the bluff are In
teressed In this claim.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

PERSONAL We had the pleasure OF sha.
king by the hand our old friend Mortimer J
Fuller ESQ. who returned from n trip tc
the Atlantic States on the steamer Of tb,
10th nit. Tie reports himself in good condi
tion and satisfied with permanent resi-
dence In California. for the future.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

THANKS --wc tender our thanks TO Geo.
Lyman the attentive agent Of Wells. Fargo
n Co.. for enrly delivery OF the Sacramento
Union, San Francisco Herald. Globe, and
Bulletin, Yesterday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

Halt To- rioHr.--Let all 0rovillc dancers
remember that j Grand Dali viii be given
thiA svening BY Mr.. Thatcher at the Ex.
change. wyandotte. Every preparation has
been made 70 rsuder IL . glorious affair.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

IrpfsN BArrLE.--A report Is circulated
as coming via ST Pauls, Minnesota, that q
battle had taken place between party OF
chippewas and Sioux. Several warriors on
bath sides were slain.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

FEMALE Rowan affair OF honor. be-
tween two women at Poker Flat, Sierra
county. was amieably and honorably adjust
cd after ono Of them had shot of an old pis.
fa1
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

FRAzsR MArs.-wo saw some maps Of the
Frazer River Country yesterday at Garuham
< Lock woods Literary Depos,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

"A srcosp.--The California Express sec
eon1s our pcminasion Of General Allen for
prssident q ihs Editorial Convention and
says ~ !
ava second the motion and can whip any
nAn that don't third IL. Both age and beau
u axe united in abe General His beauty
sluf1ra Mn see apd his age mellows bis beam
q, dhe General 10 the man.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

In MoTIoN Tho big overshot wheel on
tho bluff was se, in motion yesterday. Judg-
ing from its appearance from our Office win.
dow II works like book. The pump will
be rugged in day or two.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

MouSTArN Cars. "A man was exhibiting
hAlf dozen Mountain cats on Montgomery
street yesterday. They were caught In
traps In the ncIghbcrhood Of Inskip. They
arc beautifu,littlc animals.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

SILvER. "A silver mine has been discover
ed at Warmers Ranch Los Angeles county
The ore Il said 10 be very rich.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

Rrrun4. Forest city which was burned
dawn Abnut two months since Il almost en-
tlssIy seSoiit. They u the mcsntains are
I'll u erssrrrise
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02
N E w BAK E RiY.

sHantoon st., adjoining Theatre Rlock and Arcade
Saloon,
VNHERE KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND
Wv nreah. Pies and Cakes. Also Hutier Crarkers.
Willsiso supply saloons and Families with Lemon.
gin9et nnt Sarsapharsia Beer, on reasonable terns
4 share VI the public pa.rohsge - solicited.
G.LAMP, Proprietor.
Oroyis. May 81.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-02

To be found north of San Frunciscp. which they can
and will sell lower than any other house in the town.
They constantly receiving goods irom below and
warrant every article they sell - be pure and genuine.
Traders from the country respectfully invited to
give us cali. We are agents Tor he following ar
ticles
Bulls sands. and rownsend's SHr=aparilla,
cnysotts yellow Dock and Sarsaparila,
Jayne's Medicines,
Perry Davis Pain.Kler,
Wisiars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Aver Cherry rtctOral,
0sgOod's India CholaVtguc,
Burneu's COZ Liver Oh,
do Kalest1n.
We are enabled to sae that after rcpnatedtrials,
Burnetrs kaleson has been pronounced the safest
and most certain remedy for the euro of the Rhus
Toxicodendrou or Poison oak f this county It
not only removes the elf'ct produced by the poison,
but also acts as Il preventive when oppled Ia sea.
son. ". II. kALB y CO..
iy2l.tf General Agents for California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
ny FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY.

T. r. PRICE h CO are crewding their warerooms
with everything that Ia new elegant and attractive
In choice fancy imported fabrics and ell that 10 good
Goods.
full and well assorted being allowed to run down
at no season, however dull, 30 that strangers and
others may always come, with the full assurance oil
finding every novelty that the European or our own
markets can Afford. :,
In extent selection. variety and price. they are
not afraid of competition with the largest houses
of the Nsrth-nds ed rather invite it, and will with
great contidepce the present Autnmu insi,e poth
Wholesale and retail buyers to give HEN ex ane
the critical that they bring both skill ana en-
terprise into reQuisition in making up their sup
The limits of an advertisement will not allow any
enumeration-they will therefore name only a few
OF E sRsa ,t1 onaced Six Robes g heunees
Do Do DO Do DO DO d DO. a s ia a asnifIa
Rich Valencia Robes. a In Princess
Do Robes (rich and pew) a Ia Jaw Cracker
English Scotch and American De LANES
Do do Print. great variety.
"erln0s' M Hes1RSffs &c SEsPpARrMENr.
Black Cashmeres, Merinos, Bombazines. Monse-
EMBRoIbERY DsPAkT nENT. .
Honiton Lace setts; Point de Applique; do. Col.
Sets. f. wat Mus. Sets: Mus Collars; Camb. q nd
Linen Sets; Misses Camb. and Mus. Sets, in varie
ty, &C, &C.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
And coming in daily Shawls of every description
Velvet sni Cloth Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains. Sat. Damask. Brocs
tell.s, Union Damask, Tassels, Gimps FriDges, Oor
NICE &c.
FURS of every kind worn in our climate.
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSE KEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton sheetings, Table Damasks, Tow
elings, Diapers, HuckabacKs. Bed Blankets, Crif
Bankets, Dimitys, white and gray Blankets. s
Pulled Cloths. Sleeps Gray Sattinetts. Kerseys
Plaid Linseys. Plaid Cottons, 0znaturgs, Fiannels
Kentucky Plains Georgia Plains. &c. &C.
In this last heavy goods department. 20 full and
crowded are they, that in order to make room 7
ether goods now the way, they will Close out
large lots 10 merchants. farmers traders, manufsc
turers and others at a bare commission upon the
cost
40 i41lm PRICE co.