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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
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DEC. 2i-Kate Murphy, ragged irish wench, was
convicted Of running oil with counterpa"c fAu
udged to the six months. .
Christopher Sirop was charged Win ropoiAS
schooner, but acquitted. =
John Scott add Jscob Morton were convicted OF
stealing twelve calf skins, and each sentenced TO
get out stone for the six months.
John B. Cornell, a loafer by profession, was con
victsd of stealing boy Of ribbons from the hrs h n
Beaver street, on the Both Of November last. ne
court suspended the sentence, in order to give the
pri,oner opportunity Of proving good character
Mary MCGOWAN was convicted OF stealing an IRON
not. and sentenced to the city prison for three
months. !, =,
James HAYWARD, lquersh toothed ioafer. was
committed for stealing twelve canisters OF sardines
and adudgsd to the stone digging discipline for the
six months.
Mary Ann O'Haegerty-no relation to John-was
caught in the act Of running away with dead tur'
key. for which she was admonished and discharged
Thomas Dunn was convicted Of stealing six pair
Of woollcn seek, for which he was adjudged to re-
side in the penteniiary during the cold weather
Jane Jones, an ugly negro wench, was charged
with stealing, 'one pair Of female winter shoes -
Jane told ptenus tale, and the court let her of.
The court then adjourned to Friday.
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THE STEAMBOAT WAsHINGTC

= y-s~> "a THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
$3.50. having discontinued running between New
'EsssRnSr- York and Albany, will her regular
Rms between New York and Newburg Monday the i2u
Instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday
at o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
ernooa six O'clock touching the intermediate landings
10 receive light freight and passengers
NJ BAH freight. baggage bank bills must be at
the Of tne owners aong therefor
the GODS be entered on the booksoG hsSsa
sI9 CRAwrOnu. H1ARTIN X CO
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lNE PRICED HAT sTohE.-IHE0pi

- ONE PRICED HAT TOHE.-1HEODURE
CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl sts. after
va years experience and after repeated
untirag efforts To attain the object, confidently be-
ees that he has length succeeded in manue turing ar
Gle which cannot fail TO win the appreciation OF all who will
take the trouble 10 examine il.
This article TO which the attention Of the public now
especiy invited Satin Beaver Hat, price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapnsss
durability and comfort be surpassed the city
New York. In addition TO the usual vorey Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat of very superior
quality, which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat for years past, has given the
most unqualified satisfaction Justice 10 his friends well
to himself makes II proper tor him L. say, that he sells for
cash. the losses sustained from bad will not have
be paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established stand where the asking always
selling price sep27-3m'SH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

CoUNTERFEiT BNANDRETH's PILLS, are sid BY
~ over 100 Drug Stores IN the city OF NEW YORK. y!
world from making you despised and rejected Of your fellow
mani
deeply to be Ismened for IN. sake Of public morals,
mat aud mercy those who might be deceived compe
a SELLER or LoUNTERFFITs.
fuHLic WrRNive.-Thc Druggist who keeps a Store al
the CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET AND THE
BOWERY west side ofhe Bswcry north side Of Hous.
too street, sells counterfeit Of my Pills.
IT'S endeavortd BY using show Bills very similar mine 10
deceive the unwary portion Of the public into the belief that
my tore, and thus take the hard earnings oh peer for
hat which 10 likely riure has benefit for if he
Counterfeit that Geld AZ the shove u indeed good
nedicne, should ~ require my make sel7-
ne conclusion 10 that u Is made 20 njurc. Why made TO
genuine medicine This Drnrris IL very careful that
amy should be we'll cherved Cor he exhibit less than
three SIGNS that he his Branerch Pills for salca which
ou three statements that he considers honor aud honesty
perfectly useless But can tel him that the moral guilt ola
seller Of Counterfeit Medicine greater than OF paer
OF counterfeit Money. The latter decidedly the hon
oraee OF the two He stands chance Of being sent to the
state Prison Tor ten years but seller Med
cine you only bring your action for damages
the sellers OF counterfeit medicines have seldom thing 90
lose they cannet possibly be made pay They con6rm The
Old rule that out Of nsthug nothing can be obtained
MY ONCE IN the Bowery few doors south O this unplah
ing seller OF Counterfeit Brandreh Pills Purchase them at
my eee which s276 Bewery between Prince and Houston
streets And you value your health TO druggists
store when you wart Brandreths Pills.
Ihave never known who have sed the Genuine Pills
Out that was satisfied they the best medicine they had
ever weed lit not fsr counterfeting knavs there IL
but little doubt but long before this tune they would have IA
ken the place Of all other pupae medicines As IS they
are In fair way 20 become and Il depends with the Judi
cou Public whether shall Ne secured IN my at rights
The fubc's obedient servant,
9ii Brcsdwsy, a7e Bowry iss Hudson st., being my .wn
Offices the Pills purchased there be relied upon the trse
andgcsune. d. RANDRETH, M.D. do sodlm
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THE STUDY OF
B @ y X X. e T. p | N G..

rs Cedar street, near BrOddCGy. a.t.aF M
3- c. C. MARSH Accountant give Practical
Lessons this most branch Of mercantile edu
cation Also to epen close adjust accounts and wriis
up books. eaN
The OF instruction through viii the pupil passes 10
thoroughly pracca and tie Of good capacity who Do
votes abc-t three weeks the study will he qualified TO keep
correctly and elegantly the accounts Of any business
Prospectuses, with terms, to be had at the
e. c. MARSHS WORKS
Introduced in New York Schools 81
" The Science Of Double Entry bookkeeping smpli6ed.r
standard werR, eighth edition, 200 pages sso-$i 25
The Art sinsle Entry bookkeeping improved by hs
PRODUCTION OF the Proof Balance 100 pages svo73ets
!" Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping, nth Balance
Sheet" A neat pamphlet, 4s pages l2mo-l6 cents
n7-ltu 'n.ad.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

6SE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
ESIHN> Sailing from New York the 18th, and from
SnasssAa. Liverpool en- the lst Of every sn.h.
FROM NEW YORK.
Jan'y 1.-THE STEPHEN WHITNEY (newl Capt W.
C. Thompson.
Feb'y is-Te UNITED STATES, Capt J. u. Fisher.
March i3-The vIRGl MAN. Capt Lewis Higgins
April l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt +. Allen
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Jany The VlRGlNlAN. $40 tons.
Feb'y 1.-The SHEFFIELD, coo tons.
March The STEPHEN WHITNEY-l000 tons.
April 1.-The UNITED STATES-660 TONS
The qualities and laticns Of the above chips and
the their commanders well known Every
.xertn will be made prome the comfort Of
interests OF importers The price Of passage to Liv
rpoo the cabin in the other lines fixed al Si40 with
aud Of every description The owners will moi be
responsible for any letter parcel packg, sent BY the above
ships for winch bill Of sdng is not For freight or
passage apply to STEPHES WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER, FOX co or
dls-y ROBERT KERMIT "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
Police ONCE.

TUESDAY, DEC. 6-Ihe poisoning case-Some
further facts have been ELECTED in relation to the
rnvsterious death of John X. Floor AS the exami-
nation in the case still progressing, we have been
requested by the magistrate not to make the testi-
mony we are possession Of public for The present
This tragedy will prove one of the most singular
and romantic character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

NJ lew SEED sfoRE.-The subscriber respectfully In
that he ha just received splendid assortment Roses Ca
mellias, Rhododenaron Kalmas, a variety Of rars
precious greenhouse Plants Most Of them quite new
have before been introduced this country He kseps
on ha large stock Of excellent vegetable flower Seeds
ofast years growth and will sell the lowest rates
WILLIAM WARBURG, No. Pine 81.
BAVARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK N. THE
superior pure Ale brewed in the German sy in the above
establishment Of j. r. Warburg constantly hand and for
sale in barrels and half do for family also shipping
order. at No Pine street. LIST floor dill Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
IEwELRY, SILVER wAaE, Seine .ue.er.esr would

TEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.--The subscriber would
d respectfully INFORM the ciiizsn. Of New York as well
that he intends devote his attention TO the buy
ing selling for small commission of the following ar
ces:-Rich Jewery Diamonds, Watches Sc &c 10 all their
yarses Silver Plate PLAN richly chased, Prize aud Race
Guns Presentation Plate Medals; forks spoons &c., from
the best manufactures aud Of sterling silver. Citizens aud
strangers cuary who Of Of the above
articles to any exoat fad call upon
the subscriber h oice in Mr.. C. E. Horns Music Salo
and Piano Forte warehouse, s6 Broadway, or al the Asor
House. - .
TAe subscriber having been many year, in this city, and
tenvely aged the manufacture OF Jewelry with
era knowledge ef he different qualities manufactured and
we'll AGO anisd with Of the dealers in The trade, will
give advantage buyers (who IN the most ignorant
Of drsn, qualities of diamonds gold and silver
&c to quality Of the articles wanted not to
Any one having diamonds precious stones large pearls
old gold aud silver to dispose will have the necessary
fornioa given them their value, aud be directed to
those who viii purchase accordingly and thus the
seller Of any Of the above
articles gems who not well acquainted with the
different manufacturers the trade generally VIII hnd TO
their adv call subscriber whose extensive in
will provide them facilities with those NEST IN want
of their various mportations .,., -,,.xrr~,a
Who bcgs refer the following undersigned
tlemeI:
Abraham @. Thompson, P. Flandn.
VIM J. Lane. DR.. Bibby,
(;eni Jane. raimaJre, Nose. Taylor
G. Dslafors'., French Coa,u' II ii
stepheu Richard Geni. Morris
4. Bounsfoux, Bouchaxd Thebaud,
H. Hinsdaie, Boyden. Colnan sieison.
"a a t,el.ton. d24 cod 81.
TOsTON GRAZ kEK bAKERY-Wilham Bond 90 Orch
ID ard Grand, would inform the public that he
manufacture he and hard crackers superior
stye e only place hey made the city, likewise Bnt
tsr and Sugar Mill Esea aud Pilot brsa
o13-Sms
CEALs-R LOvETT. seal Ensraver, on s,ene or metals,
- la informs the ubc that he con
tnues 10 execute usual styles work Of every description
in has line.
Goats or arms crests initials, fancy devices &C. stone
Consusr Noar,a Office seals engraved on steel, silver
oibrass
over l00 900 ns,res
Doors platte. numbers engraved to erder saperer
r style. Goats az painted.
Letter and paper stamped with erest initials or Dc
vices OF any description. a''im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
OLD AND CoHUIC E.
WINES BRANDIES.& Sc

The subscriber offers for sale the wine vaults Of
Broadway aud Chambers street. chocs collection VI Wnes
&c selected for city Sales by competent and experienced
from the best vinages Of Europe among which
sparkling Champagne Wines Of Lambert Co." aud various
other choice brands
Old Madeira London Pale Brown, and Gold Sherry, and
rort ines oil choice vntages, wood and glass; of
whch nave been bottled for expressly for private
Choce Brandy Otard, Dupuy Co" aud other brands
Holland 0n superior flavor Old Jamaica Rum Irish and
Scotch Whiskey I" Real Mountain Dew
London Porter and Brows Stout Burton and Scotch Ales
by the ca k or dozen.
s. - EDWARD r. ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings, corner
Of broadway and Chambers street, entrance in Chambers
street ee a2-lm~
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ing inmate u and fostering their miserable limitations on
the pubc for genuine
Genuine Buffalo oi.fast takinsths place Of all other
articles promote the growth, soften hcauy the Hairs
ITS Use gives = sonss ha other article and
u 10 carl bcasullyLy free will darken and give IN.
hair satin gloss ighy periumsd gives perfect
isfaction 10 All who have given II trial You viii observe
tie slgaturs o. the proprietor William Brown also "pua
10 on" imprinted tho Bottle. In sequence OF coun
erf which has eesniiy appeared and for sale
o.eu 70 obtain anew label engraved "copper" for
which have secured copy right entered according to an
Act Of Coagre ~ thr CLERK 0ce OF the District Court of
Ma sachusetts Any ifrrg VIII be dealt with accord
ing TO law Dealers supplied BY Sands No 70 100
Fulton st. sed at retail by Ring ga Broadway Burne 81
Canal st.; Emsree ~ East Broadway; Guon la Bowery;
Hart, corner OF Broadway aud Cham ,ers st.
Price 81 cents. dls.In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

BRlTIssI AND AMERICAN sYEAM
NAv1GATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK TO LONDON
I: & ~ J! !:
sfssIytlS~ k~SS3M QUEEN, 3016 tons, 500 horse
WN&NKN power, Lieut. Richard Roberts,
From New York. From London.
lst December, LIST January,
i640 lst February, LIST March,
lst April, LIST May,
LIST June, LIST July,
LIST August, Let September
600 tons of cargo will be taken for freight Of which pas
wADswoRTH & SMITH,
Jones' Lane, rear l03 Froat street.
No second class passengers taken. -
No goods will be received board without order from
ne Agents. gW
90 An experienced Surgeon attached the ship. N.Y.
TRANsATLANTIOs STEAM SHIP co.
81, NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. ,,r
* The steam snip LivEh-
s3k : :, ). T., C.. :: :. "a. !: !;
,xSsy FAYRER r. N, commander,
Is appointed to sail follows
Frsm Ne,0 York. From LiUr9ssl
l4th December, 1889 10th November, 1899.
20th February, 1910 goth January, ls40.
Thereafter on the Goth Of each alternate month
nd thirty sunsas 4o in the fore salssn sdns
md all stores Stewards fees S5 No second class pasen
GERS taken Children nder Is, and servants, hafprlce
100 tons freight will be takenappcaioL FIRST to be made
1t the Office.
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship.
For passage or freight asp1y 2! BY
AgM. BELL co. Agents, lii Fulton st.. NY.
B.-The company's new ship the NEW YORK, !" Of
4oo tons hthen, will commence pyirg early in the 1870
THIS aforing departure the 10th OF each month"; TO and
from New York and Liverpool nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

THE HAIR! THE HART. THE
HAIR !!!-No better evidence 10 wanting
70 show the superiority Of the Genuine
Buffalo Oil, over other Preparations,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

These ships all Of the first class about 700 tons burhen
and commanded by able and experienced navgaors Great
has made Of in the selection Of furniture BEDS
&c., and the price Of cabin passage fixed at $oO out
ward for each adult chi dren half price, without wines or
liquors any description Neither the captains owners Of
the will responsible for letters parcels or
packages them unless regular bills ofadns are signed
therefor. Apply to
GRINNELL, MINTURN & co. l3l Front St; or to
JOHN GRISWOLD 40 South street. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25

kE1 FOR CHARLES rON-The first class packet
kk1SEr ship ELIZA WARWICK, Cept Davis, will be des
Patched for the shreveport in few days Having very
superior accommodations for cabin second cabn and Storage
passengers persons intending embark should ihcir
erihs without delay. For freight passage, the most
ssonaee terms apply board foot Of Clinton street, Ess,
River. or to
10 GLOVER q mcMuRRaY. 60 south street
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has Rrmovrp His
DRUG q CHEMICAL STORE
TO no 27s
BROADWAY, CORNER on CHAMBERS ST.
n7s-to jan i'Sirwy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
PHYnRs' PILLS.

V>HE imnsn,, md Increasing Popularity Of
II these Pills, 10 another proof Of the infsiii-
biii'y Of the old adsge, that truth 10 powerful
and Will prevail" Other pills are only pulled,
bot DR.. Peters ere purchased and praised and
recommended until the demand for them las be-
come almost universal
De- Peters would impre., thi. fart upon the
puoiis, that his Pills sSe not qusok medicine,
out seientihc compound Of simple', which has
been the result Of maDy years intense spplies-
ton 10 Profession In which he as. regularly
bred, and henre u Is AZ popular with the resul.-
"a 'uly - iih The people ~ large.
OGe u The many peculiar virtues OF The Iege
table pilis "a. that While very vpWeriu, in their
effects they arc particularly milI aud gentle IN
their action. Juhke the grn-fsiity Of mrdi-
eihes. their application IS never attended With
nausea or griPI"s
Pctet.' Vegetable Pills are nov regarded BY
those sho have had An opportunity IL dee ide
upon nsI merits, % al inestiuaAble public bless
lu..
without an exception. in age or country. no
medicine hS. s,reG nth such rspitsty. sGj 81
ssn sIch uatsgrsil satsfsctioo.
Peep red ~ jp, ?ries,iy Peters. NJ u No.
l?s. Liberty Street. New York IEssh t0k con-
tains ~ fIlIs. Pfies 81 csbts.
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PIcasans Valley JyioolIeN
IA ryrNys "


HNuE subscriber bcss leave 20 inform the
- public and hn frirnds generally, that he
has uted the above Establi,rDert. for miles
from Mr.. Brieh's Iron Works, Ws.hiogtoo eoun-
ty. Nc. where he 10 prepared 10 execute all
kiuds Of work in MS liDe, iB the very best msn-
ner. Having his Iaehinery in excellent order
he has no hesitation ia sayiog, hi. work shan be
done eqnai TO any other establish meol of the
kind. ny strict attention TO business, sf.d
desire so please, he hopes 10 merit share Of
public pa,Tona-s. lie viii receive Wool IA the
fleece To m,Hufaeiure into
Cloth, Cessihsis. Jiass Rmk6iing,
Fdiisd Plaid. and Striped Linsy.
HiaHsiS Of a.; e9iors.
UaHe on4 mired A!oe'iag Yarn.
Eine Griiirg and R4y CIrg.iiHg,
Cor'iei' Of ,reyy descripi,sA.
.7ad Corairy CaTIing AID Failing
Attended to-sil of which shall be done IN
substantial and workman Like manner. lie will
take Wool "a payment for Wotk. II marx a
price. HIRAM REILLY
! April %, Is1l.-9n
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II Catalogue Of Reasons

Dr.. Pcfers Celebrated Iiccsf75ic PiN'.
list Bcesusc they are exceedingly popular.
which groves ihru u be eIcesiinsiy good.
~ Because they are composed OF ample,
which have the power - DO GOOD ~ ,nm.ass
number u eases, ~its0Dt pDsse.sinE tho means
- iniure % "a.
III. because they are not gu,,k medicine
51i the sr,eut,is compound ~ a regular phys-
can, who has made his profession abe study VI
be. lie.
!lh Because they arr 10, ~, pleasant TO take.
nor di,iseAsIs< ~ roIsIo. While they are most
elective - operate.
Btu. Became they are recommended as q
standard u.eIiriGe D. the regular faculty.
G. recsuse by keeping tho system IA naiu-
raj state Of ssiipp, they cure almost every dis
ease which the human itaI.s - liable To.
an. Because they are cheap aad portable,
aud Wall reisia ali their virtue. IN Toll visUr Ia
any climate. and COR any length OF tame.
c;h. because no,w!A.ia 1Ginx their smp lioity
.ri miincs', they ars one of tie .2rcdie,' par
s'i'e medicines Watch As, yea been ,:4.eor.tst
3ih Because they are al uafaiiins rentty
Tor procuring good Sppeni..
lD.h- Because IN c..Cs % spleen or despon-
d"oey, 10y their hsslthy iua renee on i..e excited
.'a'e OF ;As body, they awe most harry 81
loot ~ se lai.niDI aud iasi- lTa'inS tue mad.
l!ih BeeaG,e ihoy elect ILs.r cure, ~.ihout
tar 'i'Ini aiisndAHis Of otheT rII!s, sIckHtI and
sriphss
l!.h. Became ~ well rs bsins an unrivslIsi
plf,Arr 81 th- general system. they are soye-
r,'sn r-uedy los ,iok hc.iache.
lith. Because they d.Ger from the majority
al medicines "a Ito fact that the mors hey are
A"own the more they are approved.
lhh. Bccsu,s, as their apple alton produces
M debility ~ the system. tLsy may TO taken
without producing any hinlra nce % business or
The usual pursuit. OF every day life.
l5Ih. Beca iss-aod th.s fact 70 Of the utmost
nPor,ance--lldies III 4 certain situation may
take them, mot more than two or three ct .
time however, without in the slightest degree
ipolrIins the hskafd OF shortion. Were the
virtues Of Peters' ine.tims5ie pil,. copfred 20
IN" desirable end alone. Il would give them q
derslei advantage over tie medicines q s., COM
P.ttors, a. 10 M eases 10 there more DANGER TO
DC spPTcheuded, or for which 30 10 ~ remedies
have been discovered, as the one referred to.
i6ih. And lastly. because ihev are aoknou-
LEGGED To ba en- almost infalIibs remedy for
Bilious Fever. Fever and Asue, Dyspeysla, Lii
Yer Complaints, Jaundioe. Asthma Drop.y,
hheumati.N, bnlir.ement of spleen, Lownes.
'ot Spirits, Cho!io, Heartburn, Nausea, Disten-
ton OF tho stomach snd Bowels, Flatulsnce,
ilab1iu1i Cos,iteness, Loss OF Appetite Blotch-
ed or Sallo~ Complexion. aud IN all case. Of
IorPor OF the Bovei,, where q mid but eEec-
tive medicine may be requisite.
In short. the general voice Of tho eonmunit,
has deeiisd Peters Vegetable PI!is are one Of
The happiest dI,covsrie, ~ IL odern day., aod al
together inrssiled 80 . general sooiAcI Of bo-
diiy silicuons.
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nSs'sl}s;.

E2tINo de-itous TO prepare 10 20 the Eas-
n - tern markets neNt month, tie su5,criuer
would most rr' Pcc,iully coll on b., frieu-s aud
c"-tsmer' to come fOrwar! ard pay 500, Ling
~ my amount viii he acceptable on ;.e.s rc-
specii'e accounts. Thosc persons owing b...,
.oi long standing, are particularly called On a
come forward s"d make payment. as longer ore-
dat cannot he gwen.
Likewise, those persons upon whom the sub.
sctioer holds notes aad bonds. are respectfully
requested TO pay up, or their note, will ae trans
ierred a. collateral security for the purchase OF
Goods
The subscriber feel. grateful 20 has old and
punctuai customers for past favoufs and assures
mem That lac Will always pay attention to their
further OsdeTs.
RICHARD ID. DoRAN.
Narner. Ferry 49, IN MN
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SPRING & SUMMED GOODS.

. ts friends, customers. and the pneI,e gene
rally that bo hs. received aud opened q large
and splendid Stock OF
SPRING s. 5uMdEn GOODS,
Consisting, IN part, ss follows. VIZ;
Cloths srd Cashmere. OF every deeriPtion.
Ensis'h aud American Prints Of the most FASH
ioasble STYLE,
A good lot Of low priced 4 ALLEGES.
Musln-ds-Lanc..
Black Italian soa Gro-d.-Swi.s Silks.
Fancy Gro-ie-NsP silks, assorted,
Figured aud plain Ssi.s Mu.I,n.,
flsgred and ulsin Book do,
Null, CamSrict. aud Cross-barrrd Nu.lin.
Figured aud plain Dvbiheits,
Lsee., EjsinsS, Insertions snl rootiuxs
Ladies tIaek and wLi;o Hose,
Super sad common Half Ituse
Ladi-.' Stik. Cotton and HI Gloves.
Men, S,k, Thread, Cotton and ktd Gloves.
3OlidY = 3 Of the l.te,, snie,
Bounet RibboI>, Ca; Ribbons
largo sssoTtnent II Lu,tT.Ic Ribbons.
hl,ck silk Lni Co,ioa Nsh,s,
White AID colorsd Mar'siil,s Ne,,ins.,
six, Satin and Valencia Nsstiag.,
Ribbed and plain t,usn Dri.iins.,
1erman, ifi.h and Grs., Liaen,,
summer Cloth Naukssus,
s,k, ari Fancy Dress Hsolkcrchief., escorted,
Rack ltslian CrsVais. Cotton HsndAstchieG.
Sdpsr. l.iaen tsHorick, and Linen CanGri. <
handkerchief.
Florence. all coiur,.
AsP''UdIl Rssorimrut Of summer Goods suit.
able for nen's ara boys wear,
rsra.ois aud I',uLrrilas
'!rse S,oct II DonTEsTIC GOODS.
Ii-SiHs. CGcok,, Brown auI bleacL,d Co.,on.
S>c. sc. sc.
Nioes. Boo!s y Hais r he latest fashion.
H"d'rzre, Q4ernVeHe. Tn Ware, ana
IDMmwwe
And 'uil Stock Of CRoCERIES-aII OF which
rehcef. 'ir assortment more complete than.,eI
heretofore. TIC shove goods are ofer.i,cry
low lor cash, or Gu good term, 10 punctuAI Gus.
TONERS; GEORGE kUONCE.
South Bolivar. May -. islo.
+. s--iIe will pay the hi:he., price In Good.
for clean i.ioeu and Cotton Iiscs G.