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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

II GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, TAMMANY HALL
MR. J. PARKER has tie honor to his fri nds and
the public, that his last Ball this will take
Wednesday evening next the 25h April which will be given
Grand Fancy Dress Ball number of puhic characters
expected attend in fancy Tickets for sdms
sion ST. to sdm gentleman and ns adesto had the
Hail. at Mr.. P's residence, No. 2o7 Bswery. Mr. Blaa.
chad the will be in attendance at the Hail. the
night OF the Ball with variety Of faacy dresses Dancing
commence halt eight and continue until late hour.
Lead, OF The Band, Mr.. Brown. a23 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26
DIAPHANOUS WINDOW SHA l. rs,
WARRANTED

WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES
These elegant and graceful creations Of much pa
onized by the Of Paris and
TO- he appreciated. They
equally suited for the drawing room, parlo boudoir
bedreoM and universally admired for their aovely
variety and beauty for their pleasing and cheerful appear
pop 60 wipes these shades clean and their original
and consequently at their present Inv prices they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and retail by T.. DOYLE,
8Beekman street, Clinton Hall
And by A. LENT, SIT Broadway.
a3lmA Opposite Nbls's Gardens
CARPETS FOX CASH.
Ut Just received $500 of Scotch Ingram
wool, al the 10 price OF rs to 87A per yard
Also, Ingram Carpets fast colors, per yard.
Also sple pdid assortment OF
Brussels Carpe,ing, Tufed and Brussels Rugs,
Three ply do Plain ana Printed Bazes,
Superhne do STAIR Carpetng,
Russia and Orleans Carpets, Table and Piano Covers,
Plain plaid and fig ured Mattings
~ B.-Fioor Oil Cloths from 2to 10 feet wide.
Those about purchasing carpets will find greatly their
advantage To call and examine nj previous
chasing elsewhere. SMITH, jr
az lmA Alb Pearl street, opposite VILLAS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

yx,ur StraSCRIRr would rrmind t-eir fricnas AMI
~ ,nh, ba .hey cnnnar mtnaf tciure their Pasle
49, nd Riask NJ which IA, been vcrytt al rie !,
- y, f..h sapart Cir nearly hAlfa tar mill
e.ify IL ~ sup uory ohcr Bakns, ior ~ 6ne jet
s,at t,s,rr AMI n, pecu nut ou qlalte ~ leaher
- - n h, sof ness - al 1, IT. durability Rat
-, us ~ L H. ri qdalltic, too y ell kno
fufthec comment
,rhen ~ IL merits " u say ~ more,
',nlv r, one.t 4hst nhuut delavs
wia ali y l. h Tn tmsan's "iarkng store,
~. AZ w. hundred sxt five Brna tvay.
IN sole agents ~ ste or q. Nag Is Pate" COM
position Tor rendering boots aad shoes eo"pe'ey WATERPROOF.
A26.tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

Fancy Paper HoS-s.
DLANC a. BODEN ~ uacture snd Keep CONSTANTLY
70 hand aarge assort ored pcr suck plain
fancy r. marble embossed spD ted and mnttlef
ptprrs Ne cnsnls and viii md ~ ID 4 al
vist,gs toca N~ssrs Blanc ,dens isao No So I'D
a, > 1 bsOir. purcha ing e~eyvssrp.
Fancv paper made order sny shape ard trimmed
a n have ha sev al premium diplomas NV rird
"a heoi their specimens " coere p,p-r-. wei tor
tlcr Faacv
"wsan',cory, No y Gold, cornero, Folionstrest
.l,us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

NC rJON NO TIC K.-Furn,ture Sale, &c-=WM. Z.
"A VAN ZsNOT will sell, Friday morning, 9th inst,
all the furniture house. No. $50 Nassau street, together
with very vsiuabe rary the property ofJanes q Ben-
-,sc;..Iv as IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26
GILLOTTx CELEB tATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.

hNnH, Nhs manufncfurcr's
house Beekmsn large stock Of all his well kno
PENS, warranted Of bca quality.
These Pens under the perrin
tendence Of Mr. Glou The public may therefore conf
denly depesd the mansiDance Of hos Qualities
have obtained Tor them great areputntloa
NJ b. Beware Counterei which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance and The inferior
which they pot mp. nSeSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

IT BALL-By request OF the subscribers and friends
of + G. SchaAer, Ball will be gives Shakespeare Hail.
of w liam ard Duane r. day evening, April
n, 1888. Brown. Band is engaged for the asion
Tickets 81 10 he had at A. ~. Brewers, "A Cathane ST.
at g. p. Schafr RS, No 10 Fulton St a2l-lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26
sTOCK OF &C NFEC7IONAaY, Fla
- = IIUES Ac For SALE-A rare oh .nce for any ne

y IURES he FOR SALE-A ch snce Tor any per.
son disposed gage in the above busi ess being COM
ppte Coue onary with ever conv- ME Of
kxtures drs glass csse> ja &c &c
together the privilege Of the no ~sta.d@ Fur
th@r description useless disposed TO pur
chase will please Judge themselves APPyon
the premises, No 2xai Broadway. ab W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

The Stone Breaker buoy ut Charleston has sunk.
The Sauarang Chareson has proceeded to Ma,aRzss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

- ROKEN BANK NOTES PURCHABED
ID A. fellows
Orange BanA, Chelsea, Middesex,
Rsxbury Bank, Rsxbury, Nshant,
Wells River Bank, Com monwealth,
Nsrfslk Bank, Roxbury, Hancock,
Kilby American,
Fulton, Old Town.
Com Hsreial, Lane sster, ~. II.
American, Bang ~,
On the hes. terms, al HUTTON's Exchange ssce,
azl.1ws under Bea-dtcts Watch sure, - Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

xxyANrpD-A Barber, To iake charge of . shop En-
w quife Exchange Office under the new Franklin
MI =, Old nIn 262ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-26

MATHIS Thu oriber las jus, rrcsiv.a case of
- superior vestng SATIN which he "a 80 IN
leng h. To sui chss~rs hso agr ssormsnt Of shrs
Cnliss 1ospm, Guvrs Hosiery Sssprnd r., Russian Belts,
a A sDBRooK,
a7Ims sssps rassst
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= crms Of the Newspnpfr Press Of 10 } Us
uuln i'm Iusl y agreed to AZ an adlourueetin o. of
the Prnpraturs, h Id on the 18th of NH 1872


the Pr,praiurs, h Id on the 18Th of NH, 1872
SUBsCRIprIpSs.-fw:i ve D,llars f,r the daily pa
par annu II, PAYABLE Sc ni-Lunlllly in advance: ten
dollars for the tri-wee!>y country paper payable one
year in advance, where no city reference is given. NJ
description will be discontinued until urrear,ges are
settled. In case of di continuance, weeks upGe
IN trrittng invariably given, previous to til
EXPIRATION Of sulscr ption.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dollar per square for the first
,scrtion and half that price for each subsequent
material alteration from the org ina advertisement
will he charged as
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures and Ira ers,
orty dollars oi English alone, and sixty for both Ian
gdugas; Banks, Insurance Offices, and other sliar
public institutions. fifty dollars in English only, and
eighty for both languages; Ship and Steamboat Fac
tors Commission merchants sixty dollars III English
no. and eighty Tor both languages.
MARRIAGES, Obituary NOTICES, and articles call
ing the attention of the public to sales OF property,
cards of passengers benefits, &c &c will be charged
one dollar square for the first insertion IN each Ian
su,ge.
CoMHUSIcArIoYs, or Advertisements, of any person
al nature when ad nssible shall be charged double,
and in advance.
deduction of twenty five per cent. will be made to
huctioneers Sheriff. Re gslers OF Wills and Marshals
on sales of real estate published in both languages,
AID 80 per cent in English alone: Opor cent on sales
OF other property.
Administrators ont of the direct line of business
of the advertiser, such legal, auction, and panta
sales, runaway slaves, stray animals, NC. &c. will
be charged for sepaatcly aud nj the ordinary rates.
Advertisements moi specified as to time, will be
published one month, and charged accordingly
No advertisements Of bankruptcies will be published
in any case, unless paid for previous to insertion, or
payment guaranteed by responsible person in town.
Theatres and other places of anrnsemen advertising
daily the to be charged Sl0o for English a
loae, and $50 in both languages.
All announcements OF Cun,lidates for political oihces
will be charged double the price Of other advertise
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PROSPECTUS.
.NEJ; EDITION or THE CIJIL CODE or
LOUISIANA


TT has been for some time made known to the pnlJ.
y that the subscribers engaged in preparing for
the press new edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
They were" from The first, aware OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication OF the work
and 1t was not without great hesitation That they con.
sentcd to the undertaking. But the present edition
amounting to about three thousand copies, and which
mad cost the State more than thirty Thousand dollars
was cntire y out of print. For more than two years
past the usual price OF the work has beef from thirty
10 fifty dollars.
1t is system of written rules which so Immediately
operates upon every individual Of the state, interested
either in agriculture commerce and which governs
me disposition OF so much property coming us from
other states, that-unlke anoS other llpon
law-!t is much the Textbook and manual of the
merchant and the planter, as ii is of the private gentle
man and the professional ativoc tie.
The lawyers of the adjoining states and IN fact nf nj
those states npon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
hhd mart for their produce in Louisiana have FREE
gnrht necessity OF reference to The code and make
indispensable requisite their libraries; and in the
cit, OF Ne" Orleans the book is sure to IL found in
the merchants counting ROOM upon .he desk of tile
Judge, or the table of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore that the first edition othe work quick
~ disposed OF; and although mere reprint of it would
III some measure supply the public necessitv vet il
would be imperfect aud unsatisfactory une annotated
VIII" references ttthe Reports and Statutes, in order TO
embrace the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature, aud the important decisions
and constructions which have been given upon many
Its articles by the Supreme Court.
he publishers have secured tor the general slner-
inendence and editorial department of the work. the
professional services of Wheelock 5 Upton, Esq. a
me ,her OF the Now Orleans Bar The Hon. Judge
bu!lnrd, jude Rermudes, and Hon George Eustis
have each kindly assisted MIR Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the course OF their
studies and practice; and to MIR r Jennings, the part
ner OF Mr. Upor who is also engaged in the work Geo
S1rawbrlge, ESQ has presented the great mass of ete
ren"as contained in his office copy of the code and
whlch nave been made by him during the whole period
OF his Distinguished professional Iabors The publish
ers may therefore well trust that the annoutions of the
work will he all that industry aud abuur assistrd nv
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Judicial District.

STATE OF LOUtSIANA.-First Judicial District
rV,nE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 70 all whom
these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
liam Mackey having purchased u sale made
by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter dcScrbe has applied to the clerk of this
court in whose office the deed of sale recorded on
tie 9th day Of Mai, A. ID. 1888, for monition or I'D
versenent in conformity To of the Legislature of
the Stale OF Lnuei ina, entitled can act for the further
assurance of titles TO purchasers ut judicial sales APP
proved the 10th day OF March, 1881.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons Interested
herein. hereby cited and admonished in the name
the State VI Louisiana and OF the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title claim in and
the property hereinafter described consequence any
mfornmIltv in the order, decree judgment of the court
under which the sale was made, any Irrcg uary or
illrga'ty i'll the apprasements and advertisements in
ume or manner of SALE for other defect whaso
ever To show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monitipn is first inserted in the public papers WHY
the sale 50 made should not be confirmed and homolo.
gated.
The said property was sold by tile Sheriff of the par
ish aforesaid the 23d day of April, A. d. 1885 hy
virtue OF decree OF this coui rendered on the 3D. day
OF March, A. d. 1888, i'll suit entitled William Muckey
vs.. Samuel Bell No. 1888 of tn, docket of this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash.
Description of Pro osrty us given in the Judicial Con-
Heyance, VIZ:
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
nSS aud improvements thereon, situated in the parish
OF orleans, in the square bounded by New leyee,
Louisa, auI and Delord Streets designated by the No
>, on plan dTiwnby c. L. Zmpel, Deputy Surveyor
General the 10Th December, 1881 and deposited as
plan No 10, The hook Of plans of Felix Gimu notary
public SAID lot measures 20 feet IL inches front On
New Levcc street, feet in depth the side adjoining
lot NJ and 80 feet 7inches aud lines depth on The
side adjoining the property now lately, belonging to
Goodao, and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where il fronts alley Of three feet nine inches il
common to lots Nos 4, ;, 7, and 9.
Clerks Office, IN Nav li4G.
milo ii ~ EVILS Dep Clerk.
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sBhiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.ns
=, n M landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-ylz
30" feet OF glass best qualify, from 8NlO t, 23H2&
mr. Kegs doz Japanedns Tor s6O0O lbs litIragc;
no d3Z splendid 10000 ground brushe also of00OG and
wv 90 Gases crome green in powder superior article
no 40 III cans large assortment of sash tools of every
SIZE ana quality sable pencils artists flat marking
brushes tor merca nts; artists coibrs in oil ready pre-
phre;i boxes, fitted :p with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &c.
Flake and l"mnitv white; GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
s"rtnent OF mins, dry coors oil, turpentinc varnsh
&c, Tor sale, wholesale and retail, the loves. prices
ny ~ MONDElLI,
~ c
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ETAI DE LA LoulSlANE-Cour du Premier D

ETAI DE LA LOJISlANE-Cour du Premier Dis
trirt Judclure
! 'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, A tous ceux one
res presencs concement, Sulut:--A,te,du aue
William Nlackev ayant uclete ul.c vtntc fnite par
lie Shcr lie la pnroSSc Orleans, la prorricrc r-aprts
dccrtc sest Addie>se an GIee lie cctte Cour Ia due
tut enrCgisircc lie 5ene Jour dc Mai de raunre
1888 pour IN avis cuutUrn6memt aue dc la iegis
la,urc de Elat de la Louisiana, mlItule "Acte puu
conlrmer los tIllcs HCuuereurS ventcs judrI
aires" uppro,t lie 10 Mars 1884. Qu'il suil comm q,
touies perSonres inc tsstes so par pro
mrcs de Etut de la Louisiana ct lie la Cour din
Premier District Judicure qGi pouraeni rguir dloir 4
la prnprlct tl-aprcs detntr consequence dun de
aut de iUrme dams orre, lie docret lie jugenent de
ia cour, veru duquc In Gle aite gu de tome
ircgularte i,egaIiC dams Destination, l'ayi- on l.,
tens Ct lie mode dc la veuc, gu pour arll e cause
que c"nVue lie fare roir dams louis tlaer de ia
publication tie ctte AVIS pOurquui Ia aIsi le e
sealt pas c"nGrmtc ct hUmolUguGe.
La dIte puFrrtc tut vcnlue pnr le Sheriff suS-dit e
23rI'c Jour Anvil, de lnnte 1873, yrrtu d mn de-,
crct de cettc Cour rendu lie Seine a Mars lie lnnte
1853, dams l'aiuire de William Mackry vs. Snpucl
}cEj No. l5,5t1 du docket de cetc Cuur, lauuellc
lie dit William Alackey, s'est tcndu acqutieur
pour lie prx de $4,000 compliant.
Description de la propricc d'apc lie transfer Judci
are, SavoIr:
I'm certain lot II. trrft, compristou LIS hassrs
II amriurati"hs, siluc en- la paroisSe Il cans dan
l'ile horuc par les rues de la NouvrIie Leytt Louisa
Paul and nclod, d-Sgnc par lie No d'uprs nm nIr,
drcssc par 7 Zimrcl, Dcpulc Noycr General, IL II
Decembrc 1881, et depusG Ell l'etulc dc Felix Glu.
notlire public CONNIE plan No Is, lie dit lot Diet ERE
mcsumnt Nmst pedS, ONE pouces face 1t rte de il,
NouVelle e'ee, spAnnie qun2c pcds de protoneur du
pouces Ell quate gues protondeur du cotc uu
Iouche la propritG aprtsent on dernere mult nrarIe
nunt Goodall Hyant dix neuf piccs ONE puure,
de large dnns III protondCur, il ait ice a ur al "a
de plCds ncui pOces en- commune ave-. e, lou,
Nos Is, i, :, s ana 9.
Bur du tir
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.. szz.ze Elss.Ize 49,. Els!!z1
THROUGH IN FIVE AND a HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Aiabama) to Augusta lGcc)
I EANES Mobile every other da' ,imne"iately sit.i
the arrival OF the mail frnn New Orleans, per the
steamboat EMEL1NE, to Bakely, coaches 10 Pensacols
steamboats, (per Penscol Bay ST Rosa sound and Choe
hace River and Bay Cedar BLUFF, coaches thenc'
via Mariana, Cl.atahoCchee, (formerly Mount Yer
non, Bainhr tge, Pmerton; llawkins'ille and Louis
vile, to Augusta. passenger tkin his seat at Mo
bile is in danger of being thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting Interests as the FLOkl-
DA LINE is bat ONE concern, and under one coitr0
throughout and may rely CERTAINTY upon his
ari'vaa Augusta in time specified, through all wealth
er and at season. unless most unforeseen eas-
trop!le should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ty this The Agents for acconnloda.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard natural roads, the safe and inter
esting water navigation, the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed cerain,, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected AS it with the Rail Road
Charleston: S. e. and the steam packets 10 New York
travellers can rem u, New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs'-Washington city in H.
From Chmahoochee, Florida, have Brarc
Line via Q'ncy and Tallahassee, to st Marks, 4 hor
post coaches also two branches FROM Hawkinsyills
one to Miliedscsillc, and one to Macon, light two o,
coaches. SIOCkIJNS g co.
AUGUSTA, 2o,h Jan. 1855.
Office at Mansion House Mobile s
"Distancv, New Orleans 10 Nozzle, $50 mills
Mobile to Augusta $40 "
Augusta to Charleston 156 &C
Charleston 10 New York, $50 $50
Time, New Orlen to Mobile, rs hours
Mobile to Augusta, 1872 "
Augusta to Charleston, IL "
Charleston to New York, 20 25S
Making l6s miles per day. or miles per hour nclu
sive of all stoppages nov 10
n. Is. beg leave 10 INTERN the public that tn:
bridges over the Chatahooehe swamp aud Hard Labo
creek have just been completed the general govern
ftlc nly obstacles this safe
speedy route thus happily removed; and have Tia.
pleasure oflearng from travellers thai the coaches hor
scs drivers and oals OF the first orders and the
route from PENSACOLA to Cedar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who have passed through be uspasse,
III novelties beauty and safety. Tie bridges hrougl
Georgia have also hcenlelaircd. NJ e BAKER
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a BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the graniest orna
meht helongiug 10 the human frame. How strange
~ The loss OF ii changes the cnuntenance and prorna
fl'rev brings on the appearance of old age which 4.
ses many TO reco being uncovered and sometimes
even TO shua society avoid the tests and sncers OF
telr acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives are con
scquany spant in refinement. In short not even the
loss OF property fills the generous thinking youth with
TINT neavv Sinking gloom does the loss of his hair
oaVer all these unpleasant circumstances, OldiIge
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from FILLING off On The
hrSt applcntion aud few bottles it again 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wskers prevents the
mar from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully and
trees 1t from scur Numerous certificates 'of the first,
fespectahy in support of the virtues of Otlrillget
Balm, are shown by the proprietors.
u Read the following:-
robert Wharton, Esq, late Mayor of Philadalph
has certified as may be seen below, to the h,gl, clara
terot lie following gentlemen -,
Tie undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
,he Balnl Of Columbia discovered by J. Olrdge and
have found il highly servcenhle not only as preventive
against the falling of of hair but also certain restor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George charge,
No Sc North Fifth ST.
JOHN d THOMAS, NJ d, 1853 Race st
HUGH McCURDY 2i3 South ed ST.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street
1t ~ known that three of tile above signers are morn
than oo years of age, and the Others less than 80
[From the Mayor.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
City of Philadelphia,
!, Robert Wharton. Mayor of said city of PItilads.
Pima, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
hessrs lnglis John ) Fure 7, and Hugh McCurdv.
whose names are signed to the above certificate that they
are gentlemen OF character ami responsibility, and as
such full credit should be given the said certificate
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
aud caused the senl Of the city to be affixed this
=. 9th day of December, &c.
u. =! ROBERT WHARTON, Afayof
oBSEhV E that each bottle ofthr Genuine Balm has
a splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Fall )fNagara, &c
Sold hoesalc and retail by the sole agents for An,-
riGa' o. Fletcher street. near Maiden Lane one door
be- Pearl street, and by druggists and pertlmers
t o@gh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m9 Wholesale Agents New Orleans
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3orocee1tsrgs of Goi,,1efl.
yggDID Aspl1eGgAgIgE

TUESDAY, Goth November, 1888.
Resolved, That tho Treasurer pay to John K.
Butler, the warrant of the Mayor, eighteen dol
lars and thirty seven CENTS for expenses paid by
him in removing distractions from the Lcvee.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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AlAKRLE CHIMNEY rIECE MALrnor.

TNH T W EIIOUSE,
w CustomhouSc street, opposite the post office.
Tho subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and Will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsupcrlor workmanship, aud of the latest patterns
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish aud
American marble, Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and PLAIN sIlls aud lin,els
marble 'uCiugs, heurths and boundary stone plastsr
| of Paris, Roman s. Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment of
! brass mounted aud pljun Crates and Pussa Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns
Lettering done in the nratest manner and at tho
shortest notice. They huSz first rate wotkmen to
set the above work.
| ie5 IAHES KAN n STROUD