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 iz1I----T- -aa# ass. .fI H# l...rr ..4a#f 1 WHOLE ESALE HOUsEs-NEW-VO ORK. l FENIIE Subscribers amply prepared with 1 Il full STOCKS OF GOODS in their respective departments peculiarly suited the wants of South | ern and Western Merchants. f f- l The large and varied assortment which the New York market affords to purchasers, presents supe. rIor opportunity for chOIce selection, and on terms in all respects favorable, to say the least, as any 1 other market.

 SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS are assured of our determination to please, if possible, all who are in search of Spring and Summer Sup 1 plies-and are respectfully invited to examine our | several stocks and prices.

 ea.o. Silks and Fancy C7oOds. 1 Bowen & McNamee, 16 William, corner Beaver-st Carleton, Buckingham Co.,, No. l72 Pearl, corner | Pine-st

 % Straw Goods. .. G. M. Peck, I46 Pearlstreet g .ial #a# Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

 Doremus, Suydam & Nixon, No. 39 Nassau, corner

 Llberty-st, opposite lhe Post Office

 c W. J. T. Moore & Co.,, 207 Pearl-strset, four doors above Maiden Lane.

 Nelson & tiraydon, 61 Cedarst, next door to the new Post Office

 J. W, & R, Leavit, I66 Pearl-street

 Parsons & Lawrence l29 Pearl-st and S2 Beaver,

 few doors below Wall st

 Hradner Co, I60 Pear-st, near Wall

 John P. Stagg & Co.,, l82 Pearl-street

 F. 5. & D Lathrop, 62 WilIiann-st corner Cedar-st Cloths, Cdssmeres, Vesng and Summr Goods. Wilson G. Hunt & Co.,, S2 William-street, corner Maiden Lane F. s. Winston & Co.,, l3s Pearl-st; Foreign and Domestic Woolens, Vestings and Pantaloon Stuffs HardtDdre and Cutlery.

 Wolfe & Gillespie, l9S Pearl st, near Maiden Lane Hysop x Brother, successors to Robert Hyslop

 Son. 22O Pearl-st, above Maiden Lane Cornell, Brothers, 269 Pearl, corner Fulton st W. I. Buck, 2O9 Pearl.st, four doors above Maiden

 Lane: extensive Manufacturer and Importer of

 Saddlery Harness and Coach Hardware Henry Baylis, 105 Maiden Lane: Manufacturer and

 Importer of Needles and Fancy Goods Wetmore & Co.,, 79 and 8I Vesey and 205 Washing

 ton.st: Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Bar Iron and Steel t.I-

 John Van Nest, successor to Abraham Van Nest,

 IA Pearl-st, Hanover Square: Importer and

 Dealer in Saddlery, Coach and Harness Hardware Importer of French and English Staple Stationery. Lewis l. Cohen, l3S William street, two doors from

 Importers of Watches, Fine Cutlery, JeDelry and

 Plated Ware. .-. Fellows, Wadswerlh & Co.,, IF Maiden Lane. Ball, Tompkins & Black, (late Marquand & Co.,

 18l Broadway. ttl

 Boots, Shoes, Leghorn and Palm Hats, Caps, a Bonnets, Se. ''

 D. 6 A. Wesson, I57 Peail-st, near Wall. Spoford, Tileston & Co., 149 Water-st. Watson & Shipman, S7 Nassau street., opposite the

 Post Office. -s.....I ".I Ga alvin W. How. 131 Maiden Lane.

 4F.. ... Books and Stationary. ..f. Collins, Brother S Co.,, 254 Pearl st. l.. .... Pratt, Woodford & O., 63 Wall-sl. u Huntington & Savage, 2l6 Pearl-st. tuu

 Importers of Fancy Articles. Brushes, Combs,

 Pafum1y, &e.

 A. H. Ward x O., formerly Bailly, Ward & Co.,,

 fl Maiden Lane. .... .#5 Levi Cook < Co.,, l3S Pearl-si-also, Buttons, &c, Wm. H. Carey & Co., 1S6 Pear-st, opposite Cedar Speman & Fraser, 136 Pearl.s .st,-also Cutlery, But

 Manufaetusrs and Dealers in Dyugs. Medicines, 1 Paints and Dye Stlfs. a g.r J. & J. F. Trppe, 90 and 92 Maiden Lane. " Hoadley, Phelps & Co.,, l42 Waer-st, near Maiden

 Lane. si .-..- .t., .l.-f iUa. a.' Hay iand, Reese g Co.,, 80 Maiden Lane. H. H. Schietielin & Co.,, l04 and 106 John-st

 Cutlery, House-kseping Hardpare, Tin and Wood 4 tr Ware, Basksts, Sc. au., .. J. B. Wndle & Co.,. 56 Maiden Lane.

 .,.5 I Wholesale Grocas. J. & A. Lowery, 12l Front-st. -. "t

 Wines, Liquors, Segars, Fine Groceries, Src. A. Bininger x Co.,, Al Broadway. ig4

 Chaa, Glass and Eatden Ware. Henry w. Haydock, PIG Pearl-st. .r' 'a tIr

 Umbrefias, Sc. s. ., .-.a s Henry Keep, l22 Pearl-street, successor to Thomas

 and Parasols. 4 .. i A.4-.. Richard McNamee, i, 16 Wilam-st, Manufacturer and

 Dealer in Umbrellas, Psrasols, Stocks, Linens

 and Straw Goods. Charles Davrs, I94 Peari-street, Manufacturer and

 Wholesale Dealer in Umbrellas. :. Horace H. Day, 25 Maiden Lane, Manufacturer of

 Patent India Rubber Suspenders and all kinds of

 India Rubber Goods. y s ..t Firth, Hall & Pond, 239 Broadway, Manufacturers,

 Publishers and Importers of Music and Musical

 lnstrpmehts Sole agents for Chickering's Piano \, IT PUBLIC HoUsEs-NEw.YORK.

 The Propretors of the following named Public Houses, in the City of New York, unite in the above invitation to Southern and Western Merchants, who may visit our Commercial Emporium, to call at our respective Houses; pedyng ourselves to administer the comforts of "Home'' as far in our power. to those who may give the preference.

 Mansion House, w. J. Bunker, 39 Broadway. . Howard Hotel, Thomas S1 Roe, Broadway. City Hotel, Chester Jennings, Broadway. Wayerly House, Willard Whitcomb, 54 and 56 Atlantic Hotel, 8 and Broadway, W. c. Anderson. Pacific Hotel, l62 Greenwich-st, W. Boody, W.

 D. Parsons. -f.'e'H". " .f '.'.'

 Astor House, Coleman & Stetson. ' -.N Franklin House, Broadway. Hayes & Treadwe < New-York. Jan. 1lth. IS45. ian24 4Hf .T ONDON PORTER, Double Brown Stout, L Glasgow and Fakrk Ale, East India Beer, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers by

 feb2O. JOHN O'REILLY & co. SUGAR7--9O hhds landing this day from schoon- S CTS Atlantic and Choctaw .t..i tr. Also, Ill half bbls Molasses (cypress.) For sale

 feb2O l1 .t,u..D, a by WM. HALL. COAP-sOO boxes Boston No l, various brands, S for sale low to close conslgnments by

 .''. af. ia. -ft' JOHN PHILLIPS,

 Eebls .' a. corner Conti and Water streets DACON-4 casks new Cincinnati Sides -I . 1J 2 casks new do Shoulders

 Also-10 bbs Hams put up for family use. For

 febls saleby c. W. OGDEN, 75and " Water-st YNRUNKS-The undersigned have on hand ve,y Il superior article of Travelling Trunks, for sale low by ..r W.H. & H. F. CRAWFORD. .'

 feb5Uw @ul 5s aa ssi, IF Dauphinstreet. ' (1OAL-lOO tons first quality Liverpool, for sale l'O in quantities of or more tons at eight dol

 febI7 'r'f,' E. c. CENTER & co. T gINSEED OIL.--75O gallons pure English Lin- 1I seed Oil, in store and for sale by '. f.,,4 ..fs ssa I. o. DUBOSE & co D | feb2l li, Druggists, No. 39, Water st. n DORTER-L5O casks in pints and quarts, a supe- rior article; 20 casks old October Ale. In store

 febI7 MARSHALL, ROWE co. WY ESTERN PRODUCE.-l50 bbls. Rectifed w Whiskey, 15O do s. F. Flour, 20 hhds. choice ! Sugar in store and for sale by HI- . feb2l ,10J MARSHALL, ROWE < co. | lVOLOGNES AED ESSENCES-A rich and V most fragrant assortment of Colognes and Es- sences. for sale by all ], .,s. l i n BBLS No I Mess Shad, 70 bbs Mackerel lO 20 hf do hra do do 50 qr do iodo e T. 25 or do ,i do do 50 kits t do .