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REV. DIR. BARTHoLoMEw'S
Pink EspcciOrant syrup,


\ agreeable Cordial aud Effective REMEDY
"a for Coughs, Iioarsensss, Colds, Fam N me
Breast, InGuenzA. Hard Breathing. and d'heei
F,neetora,ion For Adults and Children IN eola
climates and werm. -,
Have you Cough DO not neglect II! Ihoa.
sands have met premature death ior the "-"' VI
lit,,e attention 10 a eommoucoid.
Have yoa Cough Rev. Dr. BaF'holome" 5
E,pec,ofant Syrup, safe mtdieai prescription
containing no poisonous drugs, and used IN an eH-
t,Dsiyo practice a5 several ycus, viii most posi-,
lively AFFORD relicf, aud save you from mat a"iu
d,.,ase pulmonary eonsumi ,ion, which Usually
sweeps into the gave huudrcs OF the young h'
ia. the fair, the lovely auh The csy.
| Have YOU Cough do persuaded TO purnh 2.
/ q Lo,llc of this Exycciotant syrup Io.da! TO
morrow may be TOO late.
Have you Cough i-bariho'omc@'s EApeeso
rant syrup is the only remedy you should taAe y
cure ecu For This plain Teason That IN IN
I thousand cases IS here j. las been used, Il has 20
failed TO relieve.
For sal. in Charlotte. \ c, BY u, Oates and !
]. lIo.,aa; in Salisbury BY c. d. Nhee!si IN IL
ington Nv P Mab'y; IN GreensboIongh ey ). .
L. Sloan m F4yoliesi.'eby J. 4. MRac; ~ i0fA
willie. 5. C. IS Cops,ock & Co 'sagent.
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EBALDNEss.- or COLUMBIA, for
4 , the hair, which will stop II # falling out, Of
restore i, on bald places and on children make Il
grow rapidly. or On those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
An VERMIS that infect tic head Of children
in scnools, are prevented Or kil!cd BY It at once
Find The name Of Gomstock & Co. OIL Il or never
try it, Rsrnember this aiuays.
For sale io Charlotte, y. c. by b. Oates and r
J. HoItsn ; 10 saltslury by c. b. Wheeler; IN Lex.
ingion By j. p H.bry in Greensborough BY }.
4 r. sloaa: ia Fayetteville BY J A. M'Rae; in
Yorkyil!e, S. G. By Comstock n Co.'S agent
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Il. /. uOLrON, Agent
Charlotte, y. G.


EnHEtlAlATlsM and LAMENhsS Pr" ~
IA ~ cured. and all slii'tlfa u.s. ~ M Is
limbs ATE restored, IN the 90 ~ louhF' III, ii,
Mas VEGETABLE EiIxR ssh Nssyt ~" caa'.,et
INr.T--bu, never without tue uah'e II w.
& 10. on IL. 49,. IA sl
For sale in Charlotte. n. G Ivy y VaU' ~
l.bury BY c. d. Wheeler 10 LeH,pg,0S w, ~ i
Nabry; in Gfeeosbofoogh by j. q ~ Nc s.
Fayetteville By ]. A. M'Rae; IN i0fe''""
by Coms,gek 4 Co.'S agent. -
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oRsEs that hare Ring bone, Spawn. -,
II a gals. &c. are cared b, hooih sl1 10 Roofs
FOUSDERED horses entirely ea' ...,a,su.
Founder oiptment Mark the, az IT,. il s.
For sale in Charlotte, NC. BY 2. oa's k j. r
lisbury by e. b. Wheeler 10 i,cs'ng'ossl shan c
Mabry; IN Greensbotough' BY = = Y 1. lila s, Il
Fayetteville BY ]. A. Nj Haei 10 fo's''
by Comstock T. Co.'S aTent .---.---'
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Drs.P.C.Ca,dwcIIN Y. HARRIS

<8EA NWAyE formed a copartnersh'P N
NJ III n the Practice OF Medicine, under
I'D the iifm OF Caldwell & Harris, and res
~ a peo,lGlly tender their professional &c 2
vices 10 The fiIans of Charlotte and the surround
Ing country. They return their gTsIelui ihanAs
for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon 'heni
during their long practice IN tins community ahu
hape by prompt aud unt'Ting attention to pTaehee
ia al the branches OF their r'oiession 10 mel. ahu
,ccciy, A caniinuasor of thc public favor. They
oeeapy The Shop heretofore occuPied by Dr. iiar'
ris. who're Que ~ the other HiGy always be io1aa
Ckarloi,e. May 10, lsi3 S'u
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MANSION HOUSE.

gu,IIE subscriber having purchased MI y. ~
4. Hughes interest in the above hs'ap nn
mout. tenders his services 70 The travelling run
lie. Having for several years been engsged IN
kccring Private Entertainment q, Mount mon'ne
IN Ircdell county, he INDUCES The hope ,hs' NC
has experience enough in the dates Of nus bus'.
ness TO cndcavor to render comior'aoie all VIM
may bestow upon HE House Their patronage.
Ills TABLE shall always DC vel ane p'en''Iss''
" supplied with every ihiag the country anOros'
hi BAR viii Be !.und furnished With choice
selection OF Liquors.
His STABLE rs shall be constantly attended pY
faithful ana attentive hostiers and snPplied WIN
"0'"0-"' lit. SLOAN.
Charlotte. Jan 81, 1913. III
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OH. OF TANNIN.

o ALL THE WOULD NHO JSE LEA.
THEIR IN ANY FORM
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who wants rset,erEyidcnce.

n WOULD refer the reading roh,e to ihe nu-
Il merous voluntary letters published 10 no
Good Samaritan relative 70 The harry and benti|
cal effects Of the administration d
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PAINTING.

TayHE Subscriber having located himself at
a DAVIDSON College, would now offer bis ser.
vices 10 The public az an
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r j. BOLTON, Aceqi,
Ctario'ic. \ &.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Dec. 24-6 2. NJ.

Stocks during the past week have been the down.
hill tendency The decline very gradual until yes
tefay when the falling off reached three to five per cent
The brokers all fiat their backs looking up for
reaction that would replace them in their former position
The panic spread through Wall street rapidly an
gnited train of gunpowder The most deeply involved
much alarmed and had the prospect Of bankruptcy
plainly before them. There many who, recklcssof
consequences looked ruin calmly in the face and defed
its power. Brokers generally have little to lose but the
late peculaons have placed of them above want
The quotations oyesterday compared with those of the
Saturday before present the features of this system Of
speculation in light that the most experienced must,
seeing pause and PONDER and the unnated resolve to
keep out of Wall street.
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Beef cattle continue to in freely. The Offering on
Monday embraced 300 head, Of which $50 sold to
packers and butchers and the balance laid Sales
were made at per 100 lbs the hoof while very
sales was however at prices ranging from 81 IS TO 81
per 100 lbs on the hoof as in quality which is equal
SO 80 So 20 net The receipts Of killed hogs by cars
and wagons have been quite large during the week and
the transactions have been extensive Most of the heavy
hogs of prime quality have been taken for packing al
family have been generally sold at 50 s75 to 81 and
some lots of inferior at So 30 per 100 bs There were 1000
head OF live hogs in market about 800 Of which were sold
at So 80 for very inferior to SO 81 per 100 lbs for strictly
prime quality. Supplies have not in very freely
since and the price has improved shade We note sales
at SO 10 SO "a as in quality quote prime heavy hogs
now at 50 B7b a 81 per 100 lbs, -
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CHRISTMAS
"NEW YEARS" PRESENTS.
). BIXLY &CO have Just received a new aud hand

"NEW YEARS. PRESENTS.
r p. B1XLY SEQ havejust received aud handsome
~. orlment Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANIMALS,
- among which
The Keepsake for 1874 London, IS plates super aamask silk
The friendships Offering for 1874, London Is plates rich
Heath Book OF Beauty for 1874 London Is plates, rich silk
Ackermans Forget Ne Not, (so) for 1884, London Turky
morocco, " plates fine.
The Magnolia for 1914 New York. steel ensravngs super
- French morocco, gilt ex.
The Iris for 1874, New York. steel engavngs rich damas
The Opal, pure g for 1914 New York. 10 steel engravings
rich Turky morocco.
The Gift for si. Philadelphia royal svo superb white calf
The Gin for ls. Philadelphia. svo. French morocco gilt Is
finished plates.
The Literary Sopvsuir 1874, Philadelphia white calf gilt exit
II beautiful plates.
The American friendships Offering for 1884, Boston 10 plates
49, embossed morocco, gilt edges.
TIE Wntsrgreen, Perennial Git 1884, New York. I6 fine
- steel plaes, morocco, embossed and gilt
The Christian souvenir for 1884, Boston, ~ steel plates
The Rose, or Affections Gift, 1874, New York morocco,
- Embossed and gilt, 10 superiine steel engravings.
The Rose OF Sharon for 8t Boston, 10 fine steel embe,h
49, ments riah embossed French morocco.
morocco, silt.
TheL for 1874, Juvenile Annual 10 steel plates embossed
The Boys and Girls. Annual for 1884, numerou. plates ITO
Ire Youths Hlst rtL Gift cloth EXTRA numerous plates
An endless variety Of Juvenile Books Splendid editions of
valuable works IN bindings suitable for the holidays Albums
Porfeullies, Fancy Stationary, &c. &c.
Miscellaneous School aad Blank Books offered extremely
low prices, by H. p. BIXLY x co,
No Park Row, opposite tn, Aston House.
Auction sales every evening, commencing at halfpast
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General Record.

PACKET SIppoNs for Liverpool. and Vile de Lyon
for Havre. will sail on Tuesday-to-morow.
s ."s Ts aa p ss ses
charged last and would probably be condemned
New for Cda has ashore near Bef%ada but was
BRIG ARerusus Boston which went ashore at Buenos
Agrrs in heavy gale was insured in Boston for 5000
proved condition of maritime interests worthy of men
ton that the fleet Of than zoo rugged vessels
Of ship now fitting and sarqp sy% ships Gz and
dock for the furnish the only Of hf
ed BY Of three other ports the United states Fair
hi ss Ins oW Isl ss
bits all the new vessels admeasusd BY the Sur
Ns
Sus
Jane IS May rhS a 2s Il ss seh E,m mns0n Cole
steamer psspstei, Fit ss6is Comet les Florsnss
IS sd as Nov Guoa sss
10 oop Southerner @ "a brig vctorne 1885, 25 schr Henr,
1912, "a do AO7; 1871, Al do, 1888.
Notice to Mariners
Vessels bound Cardenas Cuba, will find after Jan pilot
pedss '0H' Ne' u0"A on '"s '"'''' o''
Whaiemen.
Two whale ships steering Sc were passed Goth inst lat 80
spoken
Croton souard from New York for Mobile Dec 49, lat
Pandora for Savannah. Dec 49, miles east of Charleston
Harriet Pote, Cienuegos for New York, Dec lat 81
Csnstaptine Sampson, New Orleans for Liverpool Dec 10
Grand Turk. of Providence. Dec 10. lat SO. Ion II.
Foreign Ports.
HAyAE. Dec 41In port Orient Smith for Gibraltar soon
S ss
s1a s bo as Tfss a% ] o k s
Pser9g HYok ds Nonhep ,s Hatch NV Orleans soon
fos, WIN oTma Butler and George CARY aissand
ClrStUEeos Dec a-ln port, Commerce, Low,her for S
sa %d from
Oct Sol se EE GsrH
,,ANTwERr, about Dec lin port, Pharsaa, Bradford fol
ST. JOHN NB Dec la-An Olive, Jeffrey, New York; 18th
FOR St hney s Mash f s Rogers
Dse lsc's cssis "s~' Frank
i
Wayne, Brown; Charlestoni Wv,
s
Louisa BLANCHARD Hsyaua; Wabash Talbot ApsachcOa
sd ssS DC As;e csr N.5E
5s s:,a
SS
EEs GMCaS s JEC Bates suEsan
'jy sit ssssi md a sds
Wardwell, NYork. CID Cherokee, Gushing, - Merlin
Goodhue BeImude Curaca and Havana; Coryo lnew of th
Caroline Mary Cole Rio JansiTo; Agsaian Jones Halifax
Tufts Charleston; Oak, Ryder Phiadepha; Pamco stod
dard Norfolk City Point and Rich nond Arr 22d New Jer
Rio Janeiro.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 22-An Liberty Town, end Philadelphia
Providence. Brown, and Tecumseh, Child, NYork.
FALL RIVER, Dec 20An Candace, Brghtman, and Eliza
Hand, Baltimore Meridian, Lewis, NYork Sid Massasot
Havana.
GIAILE,ToN, Dec 2CArr Catharine Brl Mopd, Bermuda
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The quotations above give the current ruling rates for
the principal staple productions of the country and the
uniformity that has marked prices for the past month
has hardly been equalled 1t is the strongest evil
dence in the world that the present system of trade
ceeds that Of any time previous Under the existing laws
that govern business operations every better under
stands his position his sovency and value of credit
The merchants in every part of the country engaged
in winding up the of trade for the year about
closing. 1t is custom established by long habit and is
very necessary and important The course Of the
banks for many years past has had tendency unsette
old principles of business and create dishonesty in ali
classes Defacaons, breaches Of trust appropriations
of property entruscd for transportation have been the
order the day. and many other crimes that be found
in the decaogue trace their first to the
adopted the banks that have long been suffered 10
exist They have spread through the land more ruin and
sorrow than the drest petence They have condemned
more souls to misery than the arch fend of hmse
and now for the of other fuel to feed their Unsuitable
appetite, they will prey on each other and all honest
men will look on and return thanks The shrewd mer
chant finds that in the present age he ofener he defines
Is position the better There is not that confidence
placed in figures there formerly was The old MAXIM
is obsolete The business for this year has closed
and those who have been engaged in it have sufficiently
tested the uselessness of banks. There
son in the history of this country when more profitable
trade transacted and that too, completely indepen
dent of the money lending institutions 1t has been nsw
era in mercantile movements, and should a critic
rion for all future time
The progress of internal improvements in this country
isa subject every individual is interested in, and their
matter for congratuation to all dependent
upon the perfection of any line Of communication with
the interior The receipts from all great works when
completed must the country grows and increases re-
munerae the propretors, whether corporate bodies or
individuals for the immense expended in their
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structon and when built by State must prove great
source Of revenue.
The susquehanna and Tide Water Canal passing into
the interior of Pennsylvania has been in the most active
operation during the past year The amount of produce
brought to market its waters and the quantities
of merchandise taken by into the Interior must create
receipts that will largely overbaance the expenditures
for the purpose.
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1914 Is APPROACHING-Whe every body is in pu r
suit of something pretty and suitable present to
friend relative Nothing he appropriate good
BOOKS those things which head Of Fancy
Articles or the Fine Ats
WM. A GOLDMAN, No 203 Broadway
prepared usual with stock Of the choicest and
diversified collection probably in the city list Of
PRESENTS, he distributes will supply those persons
who will either call send for Ii will much
labor BY calling az and examining for themselves
B-NO CHARGE to hi, Cook Store and Print Room,
which are up sairs-entrance by the lower door.
d232S 28sm
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These fluctuations sufficient, should think, to
meet the wishes of the most desperate specula The
time for settlement is fast approaching, and those who
have not their lights trimmed will not be in season to
benefit by the explosion The victims of the present
state Of things in Wall street. those who have been
induced by the enormous advance in fancy stocks
volve themselves in speculatons until they find their
sources absorbed by such investments will leave no.
thing behind.
While those engaged in the stock markethav been sub
ected to the excitement and anxiety attending that species
of speculation, the regular merchant has been quietly
pursuing safe and legitimate business, satisfied with
small profits and contented with slow but accu
mutation of property. Like the snail in the fable, he
pods steadily, and reaches the gaol anticipated long
before those who unwisely adopt different course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25

ORPHANS FAIR AT NlBLO's-In Consequence of The
ncleme,cy Of the weather during the lat part the
week the above lar will rue the evenings onl
of Tuesday and sdnesday (26th aud 27th
lcirg at five o'clock PM =
shoad the her permit, the band of the North Carolina
will be IN attenda ce. d25 2tsec
IN this of Quactery Humbug 1t is most import MT to
L choose an experienced Physician.
DR.. ]. EVANS
Has removed his Old Ga He Dispensary to No. 1888 Pearl
street. of Beskman street. where he his
extraordinary of all delicate diseases
plcated he appres the and that there
other Dr. Evans mis- old stand and that he has
whatever with other Office His charges moderate his
consultations strictly private.
B-Oberve the number, mistakes often angerous-
288 Pearl street.
Medicines aud directions any part of the Union,
by stating the and enclosing five dollars
DIS tsec
NOTHING HAS BEEN LEFT UNDONE BY UN.
~ principed rivals to destroy the popularity Of the ceebrA-
and without taking the patient from his daily avocaton
without diet, also without unpless
sea ing ehee enabling the patient conne his affairs
own breast the medicine that will permanently cue with
constituon of the suffering PATIENT viii sought for hrn ali
estrums 90 earth will be forgotten, and emphat-
Guy warrant the famous Hunters Red Drop Price
~ VIII cure any Of disease OF private
the only place in New York. " = 5es ~ rc
70 Of Good living, and feel disposed TO patronzr H.
breeding and stbnng OF CHI their
pensy INDUCED, by calling JEWELS Meat Depository No
326 BoweTy where fine lot of fat sheep among which
oil the largest and hnest raised in III country Other good
Of the will be exhibited of sale during tbs
holidays particularly and thereafter The public are
respectfully invited to call and judge for themselves
DIS 3t'ec JEWELL.
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WINS
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
Yelling public that he has recently fitted up the dian
ueea Hols in Of combined elegance aud
unsurpassed IN the United States An addition the esabhs
men fronting HIS been newly built consinnk
great number of and private rtmens hand omey
furnished with all tn soiace and delight he
That Of the Hotel fronting ennsy has
undergone vast Improvement the Bar has been moved
wards the and the liquors. Sc reduced one half in price
cspaciou hall fronting Pennsylvania tastefoly
fitted connects with the gentsmens prer also opening
the On the ns and decorations of this aor
has been spared elegance commodiousness and
pantness Of location il has its equal any sin liar
bshment the country The table usual will continue
exhibit all that abundance aed variety for which has been
long The subscriber being the sole proprietor Of
the establishment and ownng age and productive farm aud
garden the immediate vicinity OF the cy, he only
abed upPv his table with decac earliest
but afford his accommodations mich cheaper
than the regular charges other hotels the who
trey dependent the market Peculiar has been
paid To the fitting OF the lldes and nothing hiss
been omitted that can conduce to their comfort With an Ell
Of both and obgng porter and bakeepers and
other attendants Of pentlemauy habits aud address the sub
scrber aers himself that nothing has been left undne
to him continuance OF public patronage and ayor
JESSE BROWN
NB:Bosrd week $40. The porte will attend she ar
rival Of the and all baggage brought to the Of
charge. dl0 3taw3w
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Schr Julia Telfar Burns from Demerara and days from
Antigua with 80 900 900 lbs s. l.. Mitchell
Has been off Sandy Hook 10th inst; experienced heavy
weather. lost foesai bowspt stove bulwarks and
received other damage
Schr Coral Blanchard IA days from Frankfort, with pota
master.
Schr Marietta Ryan Wheden days from Fall River with
mdse, to master.
Sailed.
Barpues Jacob VAIN, Rowland Smyna Saxony Scudder,
Charleston; briggs Baldwin Thompson Savannah; Mars B)
Duncan, ST John, NIB.
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New YoRK, Dec. o. ls43.


GENTLEMEN
On the I'd day oflas December engaged in max
ing colourng matter with oil OF vtro the bottle burst and
the contents flew out, covering my forehead and the
whole of side of my face and of eyes burning
dreadfuy, and causing great pain. was Immediate
y taken to physician who applied several remedies such
generally used in such but they gave no
relief then sent to No 81 Courtandt street Tor box Of
Connects Magical Pain Extractor which removed the pain
My face now entirely healed without Those
who doubt the truth of this statement call at 400 Pearl
street ana will state the to them particularly
JOHN B. A. LANE.
We present at the time of the above accident and
witnesses of the wonderful effect of Connels Mag
cal Pain Extractor, as described above.
GARRETT B. LANE,
THEODORE A. KEESE,
JOHN SKILLMAN, Jr,
WILLIAM LONG.
The above is only Of thousand cases strongly
authenticatedonly the burns by fire scalds
spirit gas.
The only true saIve is given away sold only by
Comstock Co, 81 Courtlandt street, New York Com.
stock Rumsey, 81 Magazine street. New Orleans; Geo.
Wells Comstock Co.. North Fifth street Philadelphia
Comsock Ross, SO Cornh Boston, Mass; Comstock's
Wholesale Druggists agents and commission merchants
who will sell always of the first quality and low prices
can be had of house in the United States for cash
city acceptances only all kinds of drugs, medicines
chemicals, Perfumery paints, oils dye stuffs, sc.
Q5- BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
for December will be issued this day the Office Of the
New World 30 Ann street This splendid number Of old
Maya closes the first year of the cheap New World
print Its contents are rich and glorious Price only 50
year-or ls2 cents single
j. WINCHESTER 30 Ann street
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HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.

HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.
A LIENS SELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING SIX
"A BORE CAST STEEL BARRELS PISTOL -Thia
Pistol cocks and revovc merely by pulling the trigger and
shots be delivered the short three seconds
Ii staple and surable than Pistol
and warranted superior other maker For sale in guam
titles to suit purchasers, by
A. w. SPIES & co. 2l8 Pearl street,
Importers OF Hardware and Cutlery
Also Guns Pistols; Gun materials for manufacturing alter
ing or repairing Guns
Also, every variety Of Sporting articles. n23 lms
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIATIoN-The com.
& OF s he n sss %
h names Of the following gentlemen for the various officers
o ,e 'A'D'As se"F FOR PRESIDENT =
Charles E. Minor ri'h f fRss hSf No
John ft US, doST9iSssa s ssSgf FAB
George George ~ sE6 sR ''% sRo SfEfSTARy
Charles M whsa'lsSr FFi.h SUI; = Gilman
Benjamin Ki''am' in 81 bfk Bsqs e Ageriea
AH. .a M hsssy in the Ts,lss% pan Bank
Roswell n Lockwood, with the New Jersey Steam Navisa
$:$J ILL., NJ VA S:ssS:: sssss
~, Golnslip, EyeIit, with New York Gas Light Co.
THOMAS W; GRosER. Chairman
{ |HitS'.$S$ h&i Ehs Ss,.os
ALBERT 9 LEE,
DE-, nee JAMES E HiSS%%eS,Gtifs s sssnsa,ly.
SOIREE AND PARTY DRESSES.
. Of them very splendid Also Of the richest
'' One s ssse %G Ssiesd ns SIX illusions.
:" White and CoolOred Grapes
" Plated and Striped 6Tss sdii
B BaiIes1s;
" fancy searis and Craysts for Sources
The Richest Bags and Reticules.
New style Long Gloves with Trimmings.
Embroidered Mitts Long and Short.
Sleeves and Berthes.
Five of Partisan Novelties.
One case OF New Style Embroidered Collars.
Manchettes and Hanakerchiefs
Chemrettes and Capes
Mourning Collars and Manchettes.
New style Riviere Handkerchefs.
Fine Laces, of every kind.
Lace Wells, Scarfs and Barbes.
Berthes Collars and Manchettes.
CaneZous &c., &c.
Three cases Of Dark, Light and White Kid Gloves.
One case of Rich MousWline De LANES.
All the above goods have been received the Vile de Lyon
selected by the subscribers agent Paris with great
and taste They will be sold either who esae retail
very moderate prices JAMES BECK co.
N BIZ. Co. have a large Of India Shawls,
ofa splendid description Also, few Scarfs.
d25 3t.vc