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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

ss-aul.ed tEthsr Lyaeh. Catholic priest, with the
sIl.u blades - the knife and afr. Lynehs servant gir
coming 70 ~ as-isinuse. MolOy drove one Of the
bli,s clear trough herLand. Afer issauiGng one or
two others WifAcni any particular injury beirg done,
be arrested aha locked up and aiterward s.ni 70
tie county js at White Pains. Mooy has been sicS
fer long me and fhsre i no doubt Of bis insanky.
The u.es rese;ycd b. ihs different peEsons noEe
q then considered dangerous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

TAYLOR's SALOON, BROADWAY, corner OF
Frvspsi IL now In perfect order and under TIE most able
ap.yfueu Ladies viii md this Uagnhcsnt saloon pisee
~ re they nav euoy free from every annoyance The hnst
r ,h@ts before them o. the sayes scenes "a
Tie world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Gro s.rvprns' Ts' MFTAIIIc TAsLEr RAZOR


SrI0Pf his ininsble stcle BE- obtained OF the oie
manufacturer J. & ). sAUSDERs No Asor t0uss lud oi
IT, various agents thou ghOut the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

"DOOM or DRyMLE. The Barnun s-Nnsenm
dram aiizson ofthe Doom Of Deye truly ~ he most
and startling most elegant refined and thrilling
syr witne.ssd 1hi. Afternoon aud Evening will BE-
eatcd IL superb style his truy drama worth witnessing
g people Of taste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

plrKTSOLocY D.

pIRESOLoCY points out the talents defects, and
the parcar occupation Ga which each best succeed BX
al nas With snd fun written dcsptioas Of carsc-
,er asou daily q Fowler WELLS, No. so8 BroltEsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

LECTURE oS HUMBoLDT.-On Friday evening,
Bsyard Taylor, ESQ., VIII lecture the life aud char
acter of Alexander Won Humboldt, at the Cooper In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
at the last November election:

The list of registry places which We Published yes
terday morning was supposed to be correct inasmueh
as it was obtained from tie City Hail. bat il 50 far az
the Seventh Ward is concerned ii was, with the ex-
ception of the Is District entirely inaccurate. With
that exception i was, we believe, unexceptionable,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs WILSON'S SOOTH-
I'VE snry are row used every yeer n The Uned States fo
Children Teethinz with isiins Relief 10 7o
Late AZ &c tain. Only IS cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

The Rev. J. J. Elmendorf lectures tomorrow even
ing in the chapel of the Home for the Fnendless in
East Twenty -ninth street for charitable purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

s P2nfAST ASD DECNS1S PREsT.-TLe Police
returns from tie Twenty-thiFd Pre-inct on Monday
morning ,hoS that about O'Clock a. m, officer
Wssd a.rfsied TIE Rev. Robert BufDs, Catholic
piils, r,s.sJg Ia Yorkyil6, ~ being drunk in the
street On being conveyed TIE Sttisn House, ii is
alleged that ihe Rev. tprler threS hEnsef his dig
nifty pcmrouy stating the SerTeani IN charge TIA.
he was a Catholic priest, and 6smandea TO know
-. ,ytat in III they were going to DC wish him
Or emg told tsi Profsnily was hsrdly N accordance
a. the color of hs cloh the worthy priest oiIs'ered
-'i iurlher and becoming insoent, was locked ap for
the night few hours later Esther CHARTERS, re-
-ree-sbc Catholic priest Of that locality io,ervedcl IN
behalf u bis erring brother, and becoming secariy
ior ID appearance At Cosrt at the proper hour, was
permitted To- take fhe Rev Rober' Burns to his Fss
Deuce, for TIE purpose Of making some Improvement
in he personal appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
lAdyerti.emeuLl
WrnnING CARps. NOTES. ENYELOPEs, &C..

NHhU@f
BHoAbwAY STIIETh-se ceebIaed Cards, -nSeyedn TIE
stvle BE- had only It ETKRDELL'. NO 3S
Lfoslwsy ecruer " Also French sad Ensih NoTE
PAPEks Ia great variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

r. fss Eo,so, Of The n. Y. Tri5ars.
SIR: As there have appeared several articles Of late
IN your paper in relation TO supposed explosions IN the
vi, yeru,it ne TO give few facts relative to some
ding Of the kind in my experience. About the year
M. Vile lived in Maine in the town Of Poland,
usself and brothers were in the field about 10 OF III
0,lock in the forenoon when heard, apparently in
an ensierlv direction from US TWO or three unusual
,ts, DIS IN Quick succession. They appeared 70 be ex
.,kiors Zach sound was q good deal like the smar,
tp q trrustick upon the head Of mutlied drum,
tilowed bv a roll Of the stick on the head. The nr
VS. SO affected that | seemed 70 feel ITS vibrations,
sid ,vhgt thought was very singular, dog that
was with US noticed them, and ran IN the direction
Whence they seemed proceed, bristing and bark
mg az though he had seen an enemy, ana was ready
~ "A fpht--an effect upon him which, think ordinary
sounds would rot have produced. These sounds were
Heard by Il man IA mile OIL who said they We're IN tue
ar Young man, about twenty miles distant, also
leard them and aid they startled yoke Il young
oxen lie was driving THAI they almost leapea IRON the
sruad though think they were not very loud where
h Wa No one hearing them could for moment
suIoe they were The result Of an earthquake and e
wes De plain too, that they were not thunder 1
tina il = fair conclusion that they proceeaed rom me
an and that TOO at a great elevation, TO be heard al
two points twenty miles apart. Some may say, per-
lais that The dol, and the should be LEFT o1
hIk ro; "a the effect on them goes "a show, IN nay
onion that these sounds were unusual IN their n'-
t,rr pr,tee are sapacious. Nd.
besf Z sTi5sn a., Aug II, N59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Madras AT YosKEn.-We learn that on Friday
evening list, John Moloy plasterer, while aboring
unde. fl Of insanity threatened the Life OF az VIE
and sferward called a: the honse OF Eeighbor' MIS-
Hills, and on her coming to the door, assaulted ner
with fcur-tladed pocket-knife, inaietng several
severe injuries A Mr.. Pallock, living 10 the sane
house, was also badly cut b. the mailman. h0loy
then went down the street where he caught Little boy
and threw hin into the street, and upon the inter-
ference Of the boys mother, Ms. UnterhIl, struck
her in the face with the knife, dryngibe blade through
her m into her mouth, where the blade broke OF and
wa. with difficulty extracted. The mailman psAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

CgaRGr or BIGkxY--YESGEtscE % A. lS5r Red
o., Nouasy Isst h her hands sni dfess bad
Ii tvTed with y.fIo sPe3 to s int Ds's s'a's dss''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Bulls HEAD.-There was yesterday, a. rory
ninth s,rest from The Ere and Hudson River Roads
SIS belf cattle, generally OF better quality than
" have had lately To this add the receipts by the
Harlem Read. and scattering lots that come In TUESDAY
niobt and "wednesday morning and We shall probably
have to report about 900 head-oF no mAerA NS' "A
,;o f,o La, week The price, however, at witch all
the inst ses Of lhe cPsnng DAY Of the IaENs' were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
THE METEOR.

To me Editor II The " J. Tyibuas.
SIR: have read with much interest the articles in
your paper concerning the late meteor which fell in
your CIV In tie year 1853, saw brilliant meteor
hi and explode and perhaps short account of it
would interest some Of your readers. was on board
wi alng vessel bound from the Tristan Islands 70
81. Helena Between the hours of 10 and IL stood at
ile wheel and while looking intenty at the compass,
heard slight sound, and, looking up, saw of the
kfboard quarter meteor, which was shaped IKE q
ere falling with great velocity. l should think il
WIS about 80 eet Lieh and 10 feet the base.
II fell rerrendcularly and, when within 100 feet Of
Tie water Il exploded with noise NO louder than the
sound o. popgm From the debT's arose seven
rirb LIue clouds which SCARED into the heavens and
we've visible till O'Clock. The day was cleaT, and
he clouds which aro.e from the exploded meteor were
n ONLY ones seeu that day. There was but one per-
son on board the vessel beside myself that witnessed
lie phenomenon. HAAPDEN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Hsad Ea~ari Kirby painter ~. Ole,
= -. s &C., rs s,sne Lsa throw vss cvr
hs5 ~ .sr'ss s,.isa 'hs' wss living IS Ne .Ss,. So
She ssid -ae married 70 Kisss ,s h = Isssasy
CINE 70 fgsssya "a three eels "a married hi seeens
wife Hhhy snd hs eeors viz were hs sh 2 80 s,iss
tai t9e weuase w!s h vhs, b, be ed1astsd s.si
s ss ld h sf Sc va s a s . e. ma a 5s' s
on hin shs procured qs9y vitsioL as wsua q ~
sp IN hsr 0sRa sns partially ssieias her aiee. s.ppd
s ~ aIa @ o.S, $500 .S,, - - ,s ' ~. 9 ~. Pa
Ice Justice ready y take her sossps, On sssirr = bs
ssR ~ sayiig tlai naasbo Of rs rem krby al
,A' esiltss,s q 10, H..,. ~ ~ s's a.
D. pas,lt.
BuHSEss N THY Cor VT OF SEsssD> s.---fkemas Do
ian inr-aa-d wiki Charles kaer sRd Ishs slcc.asy.
giesyr;etsly GA he charge \ sst q s,1y svaPea
ssp'ssyr ihe accused ca lsr beer slooS IA At
lauif 'et gs ster drinking - they wanted c without psy
s1i III. n as hs & W. .5sa " tSs ;sSes. wte ss.ss
(ssAd,i ne sae sictas s.ss-soos saei sAoeshs
., tie ,a ta'a wOsnt The Dc fnss Prevsa y two gsss
sial hius slterlg,ed 70 ho Al fAy thai be incase
fiaaIas TIE iasrss .ssrcd 6- sshnaids NE cse va.
the Coat they we're locked Up ior The .ssht
it'e Fogaty tied Tor eorioug assault witt fcsb
sis A. Lott poIs,hoese IN UsoF street. hePs ~ The De-
ndsl On ,hs 3 e October a.t spsss,a ~ Lst.sSws
tered ne house OF ntoxicstlsu sna other
testified That ono o te party deoed hngeif IN d.cstag
thsu ri ed ptclersns threw sore ems aser watch ne
kuccked down b. Forry sud very osy ajureA This
jury acquitted the agced after norl.sts elaboration
SrpDEN DElrH.--A man named Timothy Hfsse,t
called Ne. 10 State on Monday ev ans 20 sone
friends Be take. n drng nlshs I'D BY o'ciock be
dead appeared that he had exposed his usldersby
or days aud lad eaten veiy Hale, whh togslhar wtb
sissse Of the heart 90 which be subiet ceunrd q,
inmate his existence Tbs deceased yea o aeo euf
family He resided in New-York.
PAssiNG CoUNrERFErr MoSEY--wilsam Collins
brought before Justice Ryder yesterday on a Of pa
ing counte - bAs Of the Lsrberyic Bani Nw.Jerscy
be accused and tive others drove the becr
the 81 EWen and Meerue .tree;s H. D. In wagon
when Collins went in sra calling FOR drinks VI othe
bills pay ncnt The cserk that scouafeFset sai
bed him arrested bat hs companions escegee Upor inquiry
aageaned that the bad
dozen Of the knd Of bills
ard bot the persons whom they passed coad not
identify Collins, aid he wa dischATged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

MoRE GAMBLERS ARREsTED.-Three more Of the
Jew nts engaged IN the Chambers snd Chatham street
zane ht, broken up By tho police, arrested Monday
Ih and brought Barnard yesterday morning
1leir ants Wells Mraheid, aud iaon they were DIS
d ~ . on bal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

TwESTr-SEcOSD REGNESI.-The line Of oirers Of
the Twenty second Regiment 'isie 18th ReGsnenti,
met on Mondsy evening. at Inc Division Ara0ry Tor
the choice Of held officer, and elected the following:
Colonel, Daniel Bulterield formerly Lieut.. Colonel
OF TIE 1lst Reguent. For Lieut. Colonel, Henry A.
Weeks formerly Leut.-Colonel Of the late Eta
Regiment.l For Major A. p. KinDan formerly a
Captain In the 7,t Regiment.j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Court or GENERAL sEssIoSs-Scy 2a-Bssors City
Judz

judy RUsskLL
The Grand jury, previous to their discharge for the
Term pre- snte3 batch n indictments aoBx which
gsis The proprietor o. Van Anburgs CTcas erhbhna
az sce Garden TIE the. ihs elephant Haans The
me ttat made such havoc Ia Wiam-bngh long since
auu.anee The peculiar noise made BY Tin par-
aiT uuuea.st the nsighbors Mr. De Forest the prs
DisoE arrested and gave bail - appear before CoSrt.
irag indicted IN fnr hsTsnt "a assault
ana battery and foT Ters1nsfirg an officer
George hlsinine German peaded guilty % fugery IN thu
I'D dsree having ps.scd several 10 counterfeit bs Bpon
Herman n Mege eWelr Of 70 20 Bsecksr street. the
2h of AGg4 He sentelcet 70 cur years and sleyes
months in he Stzie P1s0u.
Csorse Taylor pesdsd yt % burglary Ia the third depes
On nsht olthe 18Th q sepes h. eoteed the hoDs o.
one in Fiizrafrirk = alleged and vateh
800 coat aud some snsg cosas. Sentence reserved
job Wegner ss Michael Viewer convicted ofizrceny.
having appropriated bs3 - worth u table cutlery the prop
fh0ms Pott No u EsTt Twenty fourth street. 70 c
The Court sentenced a - ~ months ia the feni-
te1tisry. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Tar LATE WasHIsGIoS IRyIso.--The announce
ment of the death OF Washington Irving yesterday,
was received with surprise ard profound regret. The
Mayor caused the flags 10 be displayed at half-nast
from the CITY Hall, and the Common Council will
convene this afternoon at O'Clock to do honor 70 his
memory. The funeral Of Mr. Irving VIII be attended
from Christ Church, TaTrytown, ct T. IL to'morEoT.
I, order ,o accommodate those Of our citizens who
dsir 10 attend hefunera Of the deceased the express
tr,;n On The Hudson River Railroad, which passes
Tarrytown al 3:ll P. n, VIII, on the day OF tae
funeral sop tina; station so that passengers 's
New-York al II a. N, may retaFn 70 TIE ei'y 0!
IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Tar ExTESsIoS or BEEEHAS SrREET.-Ihe Street
Commissioner On Monday proceeded 10 carry out his
pant OF tbe Beekman street extension as he bad been
directed by the Common Council, BY cutting away i've
trees in the PARK, and making preparations TO remove
two more, beside taking up all the tagging stones in
the way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

SoIonoNs TENPLE.-'rhere is now on exhibition
Al the Church 10 Ninth street between Broadway and
thu Bowery, remarkable and highly interesting work
Of sr, made in California, the result of many years
mechanical and mental labor. II is a model of the
most renowned building in Jewish history-the gpr-
geous Temple built in Jerusalem by solomon thon-
sand years before the birth of Christ Inc brief de-
scrirton Of this Temple given in the Old Testament,
obscure in IL obsolete ntrsnslated terms, conveys
no intehgiLe IDEA Of the structure hut this model,
taken in at one comp dtR unfolds all its mlgueence,
ard explains it, proportions is divisions, and is
Tie Constructor had the advantage Of the knowledge
of many eminent scholars, and processes TO have made
a perfect cory Of the great original This model IL
in size a BY IS feet on scale of IL cubs cuhit,
or Il feet 10 foot II contains all the various Oriers
Of Arr llecture supposed have been prevailing when
the Teuple was ereeted-the COnnhian order predom-
mating. TIE inner temple by 10 feet in size, and
IA feet highs the SANCTUARY Tor Holy OF Holes by
feet and feet high. In the temple 30 apartments,
20 on each floor; and the cio-iers surrounding the
Cont OF IsIael and Court Of Women contain 80 apart
mems TIE columns cornces door and All other PROM
inent portions Of the building richly ornamenied.
The building shows limitations Of every variety Of yare-
gated marble and the greater portions Of the orna-
mental work are gilded. Every department Of the
Tunleis complele-lhe Cont OF the omen the Court
Of Israe tie Court Of the Priess the Holy Of Hoes,
ornarenied with gold tie brazen altar used Tor burn
ing sacrifice; brazen sea- supported by twelve brazen
oxel,-in the sea a running fountain ten brazen
LAYERS used for hauling water ten golden candle
sticks SET in front Of The inner temple and seven FOR
the front Of the altar; the ARK, cherubim, table Of
feygJred altar Of incense twelve treasure chests Sc
The slaugherng fixtures, furniture, aud tue smaller
fixtures belonging to the temple, are bestowed IN their
artroprise place.; and for the better representation
OF lie there are COO figures dressed IN the proper Coz
tune appropriately placed around the ;oart and m the
interior ci the temple. The floors are made OF iaAid
work. and give an imitation Of the mosaic pavement
III vhole building has nearly 200 gas jets which are
instsntsneOusly lighted BY galyanism. To the public
~ large end especially 70 teachers and pups in Sun
day-schools, and still especially TO Free Ma.ohs
OF tie chapter degrees this work possesses rare and
valuable Interest, which viii doubtless be speedily
made manifest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Court or COMIOS PLEAs-srgcrAL THEx--Nov o..
Before judge bEADY.
Harley agt Ritter.-MotiOn denied, without costs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

The steamship De Soto for Havana ana Ne"-o'-
leans Is unavoidably detained beyond her guar u'
and wiho, rail until tomorrow, at Socloek P H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Mr. Wm. DRESSER has composed Thanksgiving
Anthem-choral and solos-of so excellent character
that il should dispossess some Of the ancient humdrn
now used. PIP. IL. WIN. DRESSER, publisher, y. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Id W L1VTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT-CH6~Bzk,.-Nos. 2e.--Bssors Justice
MriIEN--DEcfsg0Ss
j. -. Leland agt. Henry LeVy,--MOtI0n granted on
payment O. money % The Clerk.
peiore Justice STROs9.
James Brown q al agt. The New-York and Erie
r. lroad Co.-lOrder epplied for granted
The ssme aQr. the same.-Ordcg modifying the order
for accounting denied.
cnIar or COMMON PLEAs-srrcrlL Tnnx-Naz o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
o Mr M.nr ANN.n-Mary Ann Hiqeirs ~ ID

Ny Mary ANS."-Mary Ann Higgins was ar-
r, 4 ve.-aN BY or BiTdsa o. Eisl-euth Precinct
charged vi having stolen lot o. clothing etc, vsed %
stf Mary has been serving In the capacity Of
ehutnaid Everett House AMI i suspected Of n@ ns
many ARTICLES from the house, ana tne hoahet
a ~ articles worth $40. and several pawn tickets,
which rres.nt other missing articles found upon hrr
Mary locked up BY Justice oasekenbash oT exam
inaou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

FATAL FAIL.-Wm. Morris, band employed on
board he ,ip oaiss hatch lying in the Balance ocA % h'
foot Of ikc street white AZ wok w the rigging Of The ship
Mtfy afternoon e from the naiutOp TO the hold OF the Fe
-, kire him instantly His body conveyed TO the fesi
d.nc- Of lie family al No. ID oliver sect, "here Noronr
o kreie held en- inquest yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
~ lN -

CHANGE OF HOURS-WlNTER SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER TIE 2lrH DAY OF OCTO-
" BER, the Trains this Road, with their
Umnibuses, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except the first which arrives at :"
A. NJ. and the Washington Branch of th- Balti-
moro Road, except the Train departing at 6.2O
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, il the Cars every day. AT the following hours
$50, 5. 9lo. 1910 ll:ln, and l2:lO, A. NJ, anu
2:I0 $40 l:l0 $40, and 6:l0. I. NJ
Passengers from Washington I" Alexandria Will
take the ON muihlses nj the Office of the Company,
as follows 70 7:45, ., TO- IL, and IL, A. W., and
., 5. 4, ). and i. 7. NJ
On Sundays, leave Alexandria N $40, io.lo. amt
l:l0, A. NJ, and 2.l0 %lo, i:lO, and 3:lu, /. NJ:
Leave Washington al ., 10, aud II, \. VI, aha
., ,, 4, and. F. NJ.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot .53c.
ST. Asaph street Depot to Baltimore pep"t.....2oc.
Washington Ofce....2oc.
Long Bridge Depot. lJc
assy- The $40 A. NJ. Train is the only >"rS con
nection with the 7:I5 train from Washington
G.Sy- Light articles or bundles viii be forwarded
between Alexandria aud Washington from tue
office Of either place. Heavy freighta wlli be
transported over the road il delivered at the Dep"
in Alexandria, AT at Long Bridge Station.
oct 21-tf +. 5. BOINTON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
DRY GOODS, & c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1ITE ARE NOW RECEIVING 4 LARGE
w additional supply Of FANCY and DoMES-
TIC DRY GOODS, which i'll CONNECTION with our
previous purchases, renders stock unusually ly
attractive. LA, ing had the advantage Of the late
New York and Philadelphia auctions, en-
ahei to offer very many GOODS ut much below
the cost Of importation.
Plain and Fancy DRESS SILKS
silk Robes IN all the desirable colors
Plain, Black Tatetta, Armour. and Gro d. Epson
SILKS
MouSlainS and Naientia Robes
Super Printed French DeLaines
Byadere and plain Poplins
Satin Face and Crepe Finished French Merinocs
French Mcrinoss and CaShmeros
Satin Alc"ns aud Pole De Chevre
Nclours and M"ntcbelo Cloths
French and English Chintzrs. neat styles
Ladies French Lawn and Linen Cambria Hand
kcrchlcts
Plain, liemstched. and Embroidered, IN great va
rety and very cheap
French Emhr"ideries. of every kind
Ladies Merinu and silk Vests
Woolen and Cotton Hosiery, all kinds
White aud cnorrd CorSetts
Hoop skirts and skirt Supporters, best styles
SllAWLS.
Broche Stella. Mantla. and Blanket Shawls
A beautiful stock of Cloaks
Black and colored Cloakiug Cloths and Fringcs
MOURNING GOODS.
Super B"mha2ines and AlpaccaS
Purlins aud Nalcncias
silk Warp Cashmere and Tamise Cloth
Single ana double width French Mousanes
French and English Merinoes
Layca Cloths and DeBeges
Crepe and Love Wells
English and Italian Crepes
FLANNELS
10 French. for Skirtings
A Swan skin and Saxouy, extra heavy
Saxcny and Welsh do
Super White, Red Yellow trey, and Domestic do
Sackiug Flnnnels, variety Of c"lors
BLANKETS.
81 lO-i Ill, l2-4, and 81 super and common
Bed Blankets
Servants Blankets, in AL grades
Crib and Cradle Blankets
Ready made Comforts
White and colored Counterpaines
Linen aud Cotton >hccngS and Pillow Castings
Super Bed Shcctings, best brands
Irish Linens, heavy and medium, warranted pure
CLOTHS.
Black and Fancy colored Cloths best makes
Black. colorci. and plain Beaver Cloth
Peter Sham and Pilot do
Plain, Black. Ribbed and Fancy English and
French CassimercS
Domestic do; Repellant and Ferclc do
Velvet. silk, and Wooden Ncstings
Ready made Town Shirts
silk and Merino Under Shirts and Drawers
Linen IIandkcrchicfs. (hemmed) Silk do
PULLED CLOTHS.
loo pieces Fuled Cloths, some very superior
Germantown, Penitentiary, and Country Linsics
Kcrseys, Georgia Pads, Osnaburgs Domestics
White and colored Canton Flanncls
Servants ready. made Pea Coats and Jackets
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Velvet and Brus."ly, S-piy cup Ingram
Worstcd. Wooden, and Cotton Venetian do
List. Rag, and Hemp do
Crumb Cloths. Bookings, Druggcts, Rugs, Mats
Carpet Stools, dc.
IA to i yarl wide Floor Oil Cloths, cut to suit.
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