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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-15

VEGETABLE BITTERS.
DR. BOYI.FS AROMATIC INVIGORATING We,
~ GETABLE BiTTERS, for the cure Of Dtspepis
Soue,s of stomach Of Appetite Weakness and Gen r
Debility daily increasing in popularity OWN. % ITS ntrn
WORTH They have ben used with unlimited success
PalWation OF the Heart intermittent Fever AID ALL Affections
Of the Nerves where the has become debiitaed The
Immediate health by all who have been for
TO make Of them truly asoo.hipg used
that each bottle their good
effects the above diseases will be quickly experienced
Price 50 cents.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CONCENTRATED CASTOR OIL, in capsules Of Geleane,
the safest and most pleasant medicine offered 10 the pub
ic and particularly recommended all who would
mild and agreeable laxve The ber the only
who has manufactured this article this having OBJ
tanned tbs original receipt IRON London. Be guard
against imposition. - -
The above sold only C. H. PHILLIPS Drug and Chemi
cal Store, 80 Beekman, Of William street, ~ Y
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DEslDERATUM IN DENTISTRY

1lR. a. T.. CASTLE, 361 BROADWAY, corner
- Of WHITE sT9EET. ha. Pass for aliins
teeth without any inconvene with which be
into ON hard solid body thus restoring and
hthso painful and u;elcs. art6eay sound
md perfect in all the respective for disappearing IN
AL CASES heasees:. Of extraction ksdis. Che MOI.
vivid term. p efficacy Ihs Editor Of the Evening Pos.
per,on, the with great and
ali pelies. for fss The ypn Dr. Castle b:
teeth" s eminent gentlemen OF the Medical Faculty
nave personally tried and recommend Dr. Castles Paste fo
,chI.g tooth will effect permanent cure.
I, LIZ CHEV'R. Don ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
rom Dom. ,ab a. qussn Of sas to h United Sa,e
Washington do certify that well of my friends,
have known DR. A. q. CASTLE for many years.
ul and slu Dentist standing preeminen his proesson
knowing his worth and his being gentleman Of strict ntsg
y with pleasure recommend him those who may require
The aid Of his pr Jfessiona services.
would also recommend his excellent Competition for fn
teeth. having in many its superior efficacy.
Dr.. A. G; Coxte refer. 10 the Spanish, FRENCH and
fnsa M ssoSpshon the Spanish cSa,p
sy NaiSn osn09 fTsdep' Of n tSt Msd6a
:. A. Smith, Dr. Deaed, Dr. Beade, DR.. Boyd DR.. Blu.
ger, Dr. j. G. Ctresmau, Dr. A. u. Stephens Dr. j. Terry
bsyies Dr. WA. GraysOs Derrina. SC. &c: oaice Ssi
Broadway. f25 Itn wee
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Together with FL kinds of Writing Paper made by the mort
cee rated manufacturers which they offer for sale the low
est market prices. rnit atrc
RiuTIsH SPECIFIC. -Patfonized th-oueb FnsI,nd and
,t ancs certain cure tor GouorIhet, Gleet &c sc,
without any danger Of taking cold suspeps bust
mes. pleasant the aud free from injury combining
n., mercury or anthony. For sale bv n. Hart
Pwsy ann ohim6ers H. Chaseney, Brcoue and
yIc,y nnd la Fulton street, Brooklyn and Wholesale at
~''o'' 'ichssson, ~ MAIDEN lane, N. " i1e imsrc
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
TIME undersigned takes inform his TRENDS and
the public, that the Mansion House located IN In
Iusdo street. Ne 81 in the vicinity Of the steamboat andins
arranged in the ueatest order.
employed permits to land Passengers
baggage &e who will board vessels after the vs
oil the revenue officers.
N bVs;on this Island should passport from
the Spanish Consul at the port Of embarkaor TO obvs Gil
8culties and inecnyenieaco u<>x,
al WILLIAM FULTGN
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS.
OQ1 BROADWAY -Exuact:--
COI % ch-erfny comply with the request of Lieut.. Me-
intosh testify that nvaided home unfit for duty
consequences e total deafes; and discharges from hi,
that while New York. his England he placed
uoder the professional Of Ds Case and Edwards
Aursts Under their ment he recovered his hearing and
has returned to his miiit;f duty.
Signed, Fl. McNEVEN, Nj. D.
Surgeon to H. D. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
cure for incipent deafness. pains, buzZngs
sounds in the ears collections Of hard wax
of the Their ic oil has been
remedy all diseases of the for
Of twenty years Oces removed 3ai Broadway,
White street. f25 lIn<ec
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HULL'S THUSoEs

NOTICE TO RUPTURED fEEsONS.
aid the world ao. On s spiisaton a. i:
ssf !sss: 5ssa sss. ss!s!s \.
dali writing None ere Rcnuse, OF to be relied upon
Many person. nave Undertaken to vend limitations Of Hu
eebated and Thousands imposed upon IN eonso
;aence These limitations be relied uron they arr
made BY unsf mschsaes and are no better IMAM te ofo
Rooms have been fitted up No. yesey excusivoy
email. pnt;r.ts II ir~vrc
DR CORBITT may be consulted conhdenta!ly at his OF.
- hce Duane street two doofs rom Cathn ~
Univerty Of the city Of New York. and that has exca.
lively confined his practice from being seasr to the treatment
Of New Yors which his entie attention Tee annals
Il medicine do record han to be uad IN
of mercury, has its housands of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the system
by pretend quacks as several them
the city Persons afflicted with pIo,actsd and inveerste
eases need not despair Of he ing restored health oy applying
Dr. Corbt pactc. OF has cstablishei the
Doctors reputation skill and responsibility Sricure'
the Doctors profound attention me dicoe may be had
certain disease Of its forms mo lmNec
DOCTOR MORRISON
~ Doctor Morrison tinues be consulted conidentay
all private which he cures wthoa mercury Or re-
.trant in diet or pursuits and re Mt cisss particularly
Structures yield to Dr. Ms and successful treatment
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from secret de
stuev. habit youth ndncng nocturnal sTlssion, and Viii
Eating original v'gCI. perfect guaranteed
N: D.-Wh exception Dr. NJ. il the only qualified al
veftisDg surrcon in the city See his diromao in his Office
and advice, to any part of the Union.
Once 2ot'd Fulton street Grrenwich ! ~ M
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TYPOGRAPHY.
business CARDS and Circulars, Maps Plans, Machine
ID audscapss, Architectural Elevations, &c &c Lho
praphsd and Printed, an moderate terms. at
l.. JONES' LithoGrsphic Establishment.
f2S imsrc I2s ulton street. New York
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
pLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
[ PREMIUM coLoRED PHO1 oGRAPHs: PSI Broad.
aud ghes honor by Amecan and Franklin Institutes
the be utu coled Dayuereotypes ever exhibited
prysse OF taking Celrd pasuer:eos by HI, rev pro,
respectfully call and exnmIe the large collection
in the Gallery whether they contemplate sitting or not
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases &C.. supplied at lower
han any other place in the United States.
ma IuNec
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q. JAMES MAC LELLAN. : r'oplle''
January 18th, 1874. Ji5
ENGLI8H ADVERTISEMENT.

r ONDON-sT. KATHARINE'S HOTEL, opposite the
- 81 kaiarne'. Dock Gates. and near the Royal Mnt1
Queen ste..hp respectfully nios in the United
establish which buIit and furnished regardless OF
expense and adapted for the reception of
part Of the dock Ia Which le liners and most Of the other Ams
and Royal Exchange The house will conducted liberal
md economical principles The Coffee Room supplied with
the London American East indian and Colonial The
Yiands Wines, &c OF tie INST qualify; good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will found the house Gentle
may contract by month for board &c the
same ss America.
LENNkY bet TO assure those who may honor him with
patronage that nothing shall be wanting render them
and by attention the wishes Of his guests hopes
that confdenc- and will literally bestowed
him whea steward Of the British Queen dl4r
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SHIRT M.dNUFHCTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
90 MAIDEN LANE-Juft received, the lateit and most
~ approved French pattern Shirts general o.
shps U,der Garments Hosiery C,ayats anokerchis Sc
Shirts ard Under Garments made order and repaired
short notice Also hand general OF Ready
Made Clothing which will be sold at the following prices
VIZ
Over Goats from .......... ...Ss TO !.
Sack ss.s. 4 70
FrOck do 10 10 Ia
Dress do 10 II
Nesrs... to
All made OF the best materials and in the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend upon
having them made in the best manne- the following
prices -
Over Goats, made and trimmed... .....&8 to 10 %
Dress do do do to 10 70
Frock do do do to ~ 90
Vests and Pantaloons, ....c 81 so to l Is
mrl In
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

MENT.
so4 PEARL STREET, LATE 100 DEEKMAN.
THE subscriber well Known for CHI apns durability
Of his work. dees INFORM his patrons and the public
ha he is suit the economical tendency ofe
makrg OF the best qraty reduction of 20
than q the quality made BY The cheap
houses this city In order that gentlemen undend
what hv cheapces the following bill prices sub
mitied their alton. with the goods
Superior West of Engla Gloth Goats. '.si2 to l6
Pants Of black double med Cashmere TO I
Vests of Silk Satin, sc 2L to 4
Making and Trimming in the best style, the following
pricss:-
rants and Vests II. ~
Superior Beaver Overcoa,s, from... ....l9 10 20
ms lmsm
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UNION HOTEL.

CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RECTOR SITS.
ID pELLAMOTTE bsgs 20 inform Public that he has
r. newly teI ni. Hotel and has taken The HOUSE, No. 81
adjoining th.t occupied hro nr hs
private parties also fine read loom bssids. coffee BIZ
business of the being
entity the Battery within five minutes walk the Gus
tom House and Exchangs
r. d. will spare cndeayo deserve good share Of pub
lie patronage 80, -
Persons DESTROYS the French Lar gusge will have
here superior the Of their studies
boardess with hue rooms
reasonable terms ms Imrc
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ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
s Maiden Lsns .pIepdd a.sa,,msn IT, Of iIft
NETS consisting of super ratea fine k.snd,. Abr,
bons silks Flowers and every other article in the mnary
me Mners and Others respectful ly invited call ard
examine above The english Haas the clearcst and
All the above will be sold wholesale
tail, at Sc Maiden Lane and 81 John street.
j. LYON.
N B-The Basemen, of Sc Maiden Lane to lepossession
civ imm m? Inn SEQ
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN families desreus Of converting their left
off Wearing Apparel into cah. obtain for the the
highest cash price.
TO families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
sidence having any supeuous effects dispose Of will find
much their send for the subscriber who will
attend them az their residence BY arpointment,
ii LEYETT John street.
Broadway.
line through the Post Office, otherwise. will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned and repaired ms I'm re
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.
QEMOVED from Second 90 Spring st-Patronized
~ by the eminent throughout Europe and by
he most ds guhed Of their professional brethren the
United Saes and allowed by all be the approach
hs produced Introduced into this country and
made solely by -
WILLIAM SELPHO,
No. 90 Sr-ng street, near Broadway, New York.
Terms moderate. aud indisputable rel eences
~ have the artificial leg Of Sspho It's con.ruc
ton appears excellent and well calculated all
objects desired But the best Of all the proof Of those who
year th.m this positive and undeniabe. Some of my
friend. ~oin mutisted inform that theyare superb
CT to ell oihrrs. VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor of Surgery, University Of New York"
w9 IUdvSwvsec
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UNITED STATES AGUERklAN NIALLCR4.
I75 BROADWAY UP ST.aIRSA
WHITE would ectully call the attention Of citizens
fsEf FIX %
" aud sneaon cannot be sup sed Portraits
taken 10 ell kinds weather either with without colo the
prices (which he has reduced those chas by the
The American Institute. il. late exhibition. awarded Mr.
White the first premium Tor the bet Daguereoype likeness
o grouping aud general eect which but another proof
New York for the superior imported German Cameras
and other establishment in the City State they be
obtained.
0 Imported German Cameras; also French ard Amer
of the hest quality with Plates Cases
Chemicals Polishing Mat rails, &c always hand for
sale the very lowest prices. IA 3m*m
GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.
n J. GAYLER, Inventor and Patentee, l8s5.-ssveral
all sizes from 400 to 10 900 lbs each have been during
the last fourteen and has at time failed 10
bsrs so vs 20 The & s
ahoat frty the district and WERE the ce'
affirm, much exposed the iotensty Of that fire
NGT ONE INSTANCE Of failure Il has at any time &C.
cured From long experience and attention 10 tn. effects pro-
duced by fire Safes has been enabled to make
mend his Union Salamanca Book Safes beyond all doubt
proof against the action IF fire. free from dampness aud
cam Be ap".ed burning They are SO
combine perfect Iron Safes united one with
the othe' such that the inner Safe cannot be al
eachSs made of and plate and the most perfect
conducting substances and and outer each
secured lock An assortment Of Gayle,s Single
and Safes OF all descriptions of his for sale all
ers.s from So BY his agents IN his city viz :s Ely
Plat street; Brett Backus SO Maiden ane and by thu
Patentee. e. J. GAY LER, II Fulton street,
Iron Safes Specie Chests. Iron Doors, &C. made order
m imwuc
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WILLIAM PETTET,
DR. PER Il ND TAI 0 r,
90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
rs prepared furnish all who fsvor him with their
ORDERS For the cheapnsss durability of his work. and
saving thirty cent he Offers Tor their consideration the fol-
low ing list OF pfices:-
Cashmere Pants. 10
anew vests Y to3,7o
Persons furnishing heiv notwithstanding and trimming
in the neatet the following prices -
Coats from. '..''.'..' .'.'''' S6 TO
Pants and Vests... 70 LID
Naval and Military Unforns made in the best styl..
n B.Clothing made the southern and Yves ern markets
with neatness ard despatch.
SHARE Of the public is collected f20 mtyc
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LATEsp SOUTHERN SHIP NEws.

rriLADrLyHA, March 4--An BENJAMIN franklin Finn;
fheoe bnr Crowell, and Nile, Thatcher. I'm Bostoa-Cd
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 EBLS, HALIFAX No SALMON: 1900 Nos. /, 2
HpO snd Mackercl Goo hall do, do do do.
100 bhl.. No. ] Mess shsd;
30 halfbhls. No. SaybIook Shad;
900 bhis Cod And Scale Fish;
400 do Ne. I Gib'd Herring
$500 boxes Sealed do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon;
900 kits Soused Saimon
zoe do Sounds and Tongues
1900 quintals Codli,h suitable for shipping;
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt
200 bbs Am erican Salt, &c., &c.
All for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
NELSON, WELLS l. CO,
20 1insm 81 Dey street.
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TO CONSUMERS OF LIVERPOOL COIL
T LIVERPOOL COAL YARD SO PER CHALDRUN,
- unit further notice The subscribed intends giving his
Conspmer OF Liverpool Coal invited call the sub
Der before elsewhere he prepared sell
small profits 4. STOKES DICKERSON.
lmsnc No. l07 Anthony st, near Broadway
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NC
THE subscribers have just received late arrivals from
Havre, and keep constantly hand complete
French Artificial sl9wers
Materials Of all kinrs for Flowers
Feather, Hair Ornaments and Millinery sJtices-for
saleby .4a HENRY Il kahn Importers.
~ 3lnruc 70 Liberty street M stairs
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r w IN ii T. | + L II. S.

I W I " II T. 7 T T. Il ..
THE CELEBHATED MILK WHITE TWIN Hell
L FRS, raised and fired by Mr. Clayton Newbold, OF
Burlington Comfy, New Jtrey be free Of en-
penss Vauxha Garden, vry day until Monday when
city.
These Heifrs. [Polly and Susan Elizabeth are without
donbt the largest and latest raised in his beg
oGl years old this spring AMI weighing 5000 pounds
The pubic gena requested call and for them
selves.
On Wednesday they will be slaughtered and exposed for
THOMAS NJ JENKINS,
Sal No 38 Fulton Market.
N.BNone ether than Hefr Beef will exposed for sale
on the above named stail ON said day nib stare
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. CRUMP.
CHR0N0METER. WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
JEWE LEk formerly $. !. Tobias for nearly years
and recently With MaIquaods Co Broadway upwards Of
three wears begs to his end and the public that he
has REMOVED fro q 2i3 GRAND ST. to 83 BLEECK
Ek doors west of Broadway where he intends prac
ce the above business and trusts from his experience
and known ability to meet with that share Of patronage
which his abilities entts In returning thanks for past
avors, he wosd remind his friends that he repairs
cpon Of wstches RepeateIs MUSICAL and duplex the
work set Pearls restrung Glasses and Keys constantly
hand
n R.-C2sh paid for old gold and silver NIL nsu
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BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
HE proprietor of the alb establishment would inform the
public and the Gequentes Of this house that the Baths
have been closed time for the of ug and put
ting them IN proper order and they abundany
pied with the Croon water GOD dance and every othe
fequisi to promote ath aud comfort aud will open upo
the st Of March next Entrance in Broadway through thu
hotel, andin New street. f. BLANCHARD.
f21 m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

NTIRGINiA-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
y Law and Chancery for Berkeley County :
February Rules 1914,
Henry j. Sebeu, Administrator of David Kilmer,
decd. ph6s.
against
Henry Kilmer, and David kilmer, John KiImer,
Isa,c Kilmer, John NJ Small and Elizabeth his
wife. Molly kmer, Eli KimCr. John +. Wal.
tecs ana Mary his wife, and Barbara Kllmer
widow of David Kilmer decd. dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Henry Kllmer, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security, according To
the OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
of this Commonwealth: il s ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance TO this salt on
the first day of the next term answer the bill OF
the plaintiff. and give security for performing the
decree; and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this county,
and continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door o:
the Court House of the said coSnty.
A CoPY.-leste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Feb. Is l844-2m.
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l.. C. CoRDELL.
CnARIssrnwn. Inlx 90. laaa.

CHARLEsrows, July 30, 1913,
have inspected carefully DIR. rhomsons appur-
stus for relief OF PtoIspsns utefi, and keeping in
view the indications To be met in the msnag ment
OF thai painful affection, conceive this apparatus
TO be. In all respects, adapted fulfil those indi-
cations. II embraces hgh,ness with strength and
perfect applicability TO The contour OF surface TO
which il is TO be appled-those essentials necessa-
~ in any apparatus TO effect the Uterine supper.
The apparatus is admirably designed for sustain
ing the walls of The sbdumen either in case Of
grav'd Uterus, recent delivery any condition of
the abdominal organ. requiring rest and support.
would be pleased TO see the right secured in ,s
county, so that physicians could avail themselves
of its advantages.
Holm 1 III CIRAITH
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WOOiCaa. Sc.

nUR stock of wooden goods this season is unu-
" sually large. The late addition We have
ceived has made our assortment very complete It
cons ists of American ard English Cloths Of sari-
ETY. If shades and qualities. Blue and Black Beaver
Coths, Waved and Plain Beaver Cloths, Lonskin
and Pilot Cloth, Cassmeres. Pl4in,s Mixed AID
Fancy. Sattinets, Plain, Mixed ana Fancy, Merno
roiinett, Silk and oth~r vesings, Twilled and
Plain Fuiled Linsey. Plain and Striped Linsey
White, Red and Yellow Flanuels, domestic and i'm.
ported; Markham, Rose and Servants Blankets
Persons in want of any of the above articles will
do well To give US a call.
Nov . l343. G. g. C.. w. DOLL,
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VTtRGINIA the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and Chsneefy for Berkeley County !;
February Rules, 1874,
Joseph Gorre,l, plG.
against
Daniel c. Burns. Benjamin F Burns, William g..
Burn. and Others dts,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, VIM. G. Burns, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security. according
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court, and
j, appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is out
Of this Commonwealth; " is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this suit on
the first day OF the next term. aud answer the bill
Of the plsintiii, and that copy Of this order b.
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
county, and continued for two months successfully
and another copy thereof posted At the front door
Of the Court House Of the said county.
Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STRoTHER, c.
Feb. Is, i8i4--2m.
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NEW AND CHEAP
Fat and Winter Goods.
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,

which they are enabled to offer unusually low, hay-
ing been selected With very great care. and pur-
chased for Cash They would respectfully request
a call, al least, from persons wanting Cheap and
pretty Goods, before making their purchases else.
where Their stock consists Of large assortment
ofSuper and Common Wool dyed Black, Invisible,
Green, Blue, Blown and fancy colored Cloths and
Cassimeres; Pilot and Beaver Cloths Merino Vest
ipgs, vslentia do; Net and Blanket shawls, Black
Merino shawls; Chusans and Mousseiines, very
cheap; Plain Blk. and Blue Blk. Silk; Silk Fringe
and Edgngs; Blk Bonibszine and Alpaca lustrer;
Alpaca aprons. Worsted caps; Hosiery. Mus, and
Gloves--a great Variety Fulled and PLAID Linseys;
Great variety Of Ssttinetis very cheap; White and
Red Flannel; Gonflemens fancy Scsrfs and Hikfs
Laoes and Edging.; Blown sno Besched Mushns
Osnsburgs and Bsggngi Furniture Prints. English
aud American calicoes; Earston and Domestic
Gingham-, Sc. With large lot Of Boots. Shoes,
Hate. Caps. &c; and large stock of Hardware.
q ieenssware, Groceries, and Woodenwsre. All
Of which will be sold low for Cash or to punc;usl
customers on credit Marketing taken in exchange
for goods. X. p. BRYARLY. JR. & Co.
Martipshitre November 2 i8d3