NEW YORK.

SPRING GOODS,
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The undersigned, Merchants. Jobbers and Wholesale
Dealers in the city of New York, invite the
buyers to the extensive and varied stocks


with which they are prepared to supply the demand for
the coming Spring Trade, and respectfully represent
the western and southern merchants that the facilities
they possess in making the earliest and best selections
enables them to compete successfully with any other
market, and at the time 10 offer 10 the Country
Merchants the usual Undue so as to make their
purchases equally favorable in every other respect An
arrangement has been made by which goods may be
shipped direct from New York TO Baltimore, at Uery
Io,O rate, by line Of Packets which will leave each
port two or three times per week. This arrangement
will entirely the objection which has hitherto
been urged against early purchases in New York