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MONDAY, July 9.
The Smith FAhILY-Some hunter OF autographs
has been looking after this renowned family In
Rode's n Y. Directory. He finds l,lOs Smiths and
2s Smyths. OF these II are simple John Smith
and 46 have John with a middle name IS William
Smiths and 81 Williams with a middle name; 43
James Smiths and 90 James Smiths with some
other prefix 90 Thomas Smiths and IL Tbomm's
with an adjunct. There are % Samuel Smiths, II
Philips % Michsels, 90 Josephs, 7 Nicholas Smiths
10 Peter Smiths 90 Charles Smiths, and 20 Charles
Smiths with an addition 9 Alex anders, Is Davids
Is Edwards, and l9 George Smiths with "a George
Smiths having middle name. Only Cato Smith,
Barney Smith and Life Smith Daisy Smith
ard Rose Smith only Christian Smiths. There
are very many Widow Smiths. Among the latter
Widow Anne Smiths and Widow Catherine;
Elizabeth Smiths, including widows There
are also Widow Jane Smiths and Jeanette;
Julia Smiths and 25 Widow Nary Smiths. In the
entire list there is but Patience Smith but there
are Widow Sarah Smiths.
PROTECTION Co. No This splendid Engine
Co. from New.Yorb, says the Bridgeport Stand
ard, were entertained in handsome manner oy
our Fire Department, on their arrival. Excelsior
Co No. gave them splendid collation., well pre-
pared by mine host of the Franklin house
Empire Co. No. also did the honor Of hosPl'sh'y
by giving them an excellent collation. at Wo'dins
Hail. On the evening Of the Fourth. Our cry ""
never graced by more gentlemanly class 'nAn
the noble members Of Protection No. 5. Ineh sP-
pearance in the procession with their elegant u.
chine, was q beautiful feature Of the DAY tue"
marching evinced excellent drilling, and tnen So
cisl qualities and gentlemanly conduct saIneieu
many friends around them This visit VIII "ns
be remembered with pleasure by the bremen -
Bridgeport, and our citizens generally
AT BosToS.-The New.York City GuHu'' Oap
tain McArdle, arrived this morning, says Tue De
Ton Erening TrGreller OF Saturday. and "ele.
ceivsd at the Old Colony Depot oy 'ne 80
City Guards Capt Thompson. After an e.'', g.
men, at the fremont House, they visited W, 80
Hall, where they were addressed by the hayo.'
They subsequently marched through 0s
They are fine looking set Of men Ineu 49, -.
is bear Oh cap, and light coat and - t.,
somewhat resembling that Of the Caaes 49,
ave accompanied by DodsSOrths pau 81
mp,ic WA, much admired. The head qoAi'e'' u
our New.York friends are at the Revere house
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PATENTS soa NEW INVENTIONS.
mn q AHsrI "a IrlTHH ErE n "a d, r.sxx i.r.u

TOE s1bs-b-r OGers ia services W sociInx Lettey,
rsteu 10 DIS ny ead also " Great 3htan Prsnrs
az cher ccacnentS sa.ss EvcgJ lnlorrsauon can BE-
oKEe6 o. s1i sTics afrded ca 81 lsz3i or sctsoeka
sonia soncsst7o Win lza1s Ezb,ac-s 81
MS 4 ~ yTsaaOY
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CITY ITEMS.


FIRE-About 10 O. clock Friday night ahre oloAe
out in the bakery establishment corner Oh Ee"'''
,ixtb. At. and Third avenue. The alarm was gwen
and Engine Co. No. As was quickly on the ground
and soon subdued the flames. The contents and
building were damaged to the amount oil s2oV'
Acc1pysr FrREMAS.-On the evening Of
the 4tb. during an alarm Of FIRE, Mr. George Borden,
ope of Engine Co. AZ, was accidentally run over
while assisting in running the engine through
Broadway, and had both bis legs badly Injured
MrLIrARY.-ResigaatiOns Aecepted.-Capt. f.
Creiehton, 9Th Company Lieut.. F. B. Jones' 9TH
Company, 9TH Regiment, National Guard.
Elections and Pron0tlonS.-H. B. Melville, Cap
tain 5th Company vice F. Creighton resigned
Rank. F. Creighton, LIST Lieut. bth company,
Rank. HI Weller, I'd Lieut.. 5th Company, vice
Creighton, promoted Rank
Trelfh Regiment-The Commandant exceed
ipely regrets to announce the resignation oil Capt
F.E. Prudhomme of Company c, Tompkins
Blues. His long and faithful services will ever be
remembered with lively satisfaction. His reslgna'
ton is accepted with the best wishes Of the Com.
mandant for his future welfare
1t 10 with great pleasure that the Oommsn1an'
announces the organization Of Company d, City
Blues, to constitute hereafter part OF his Com
msnd.
The following promotions and designations are
hereby promulgated for The information Of this He
giment.
Daniel Moore, to be Captain Company II, vice
s. 2. Ayres resigned.
s.P Ayres LIST Lieut. vice NJ. Miller, resigned.
Nj Miller, I'd Lieut.. vice f. w. Waterbury, re-
signed.
John T. Cairns, to be Captain Company g, vice
JAIME a. Boyle, resigned.
James A. Boyle, to be lat Lieut.. vice A. X. SEQ
field resi- ned
William Watts, TO be Cd Leutonant.
James L. Waugh, to be Captain Company Z,
vice j + +. Prudhomme, resigned.
h. H Libby, to be ID Lieut. Company F, vice
- Crawford, resigned. Military Argus.
SICK IN THE STREET.-A man named John Fer
guson from Poue hkeepsie, was found in Center ct.
about p NJ. Friday, laboring under an attack OF
the deerium treme0s. He was taken 70 the Hos
pitsl in Broadway by some Policemen.
u A young man named VIM Dickson, was
taken suddenly with the same complaint in Center
ct. about lOI O'Clock Friday night and taken to the
Hospital.
IL At q last night, woman, who was unable
to give her name fell down in fit in Pearlst and
was conveyed to the Hospital
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BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aucsionesr
EINAL AND CLOSING SALk OF DhAh.
MAN COTTAGE SITES Sc Of lhs best cottage sifes
p Desrmsn Vsge being those reserved by the
wi be cold q. auction The Merchsnt gxcssngen New.
York at u O'CLOCK on THURSDAY July H. Isoo or tno
nnrposs OF closing the nteres OF daeent engaged IN -
tab,hing this Lew ard beautiful village. ..a
B-For particulars and msps apply TO Inc Aucnon-
eers, WRllst t2s6) yo 'es
DY VIRTUE ola Chatel Mortgage will expose iof
ID sale on MONDAY al II o'coct, AZ fsuersePs NO. 4ie
5onhIe bayness set sips lie harness and lot OF hsrue@
ia az JOSEPH W. JONES' AIRY fJr Mortgages.
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LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALEspAR-This Day.-Common Pleas.
Part Mos. Sal and odd numbers to s47. Pa'e
U-Nos $40, 664, s2e and even numbers 70 ssO'
crnvp,op CorRr-Old Branch-General Term
s-A6igaH Comes VS.. me lr1aesc
/ 1osD,' Bnnk-Ths was sn action az "i1ow VI
T.eac Gomez. Jr 10 recover dover In tna' Pof1Ou
NJ the old Jewish Burial Ground formerly lrou1'ns
ON Chatham, Oliver, Henry and Oa'nerlne So
~ ~.h;cb the Tradesmens' Bank has been Duu'
On .Ia;n,ino that the burial ground bad belonged
.DT n;aI Gomez ancestor Of her husband; taat on
..a.;ne IN be used as a burial ground, 1t re-
,'a,,sd hack 10 her family, and that her husband
Lac Jr. in bis lifetime, executed, without ner
n,ivity or consent aqutclain deed 70 tne Je"sn
Eonsreestiop. Shearith Israel, who subsequently
"a 10 the TradesmeDs' Bank that portion Of the
bnriaI ground on which they erected their bank,
ipe.bouse and now occupy, and that she Is emitted
10 DOVER 1
die, rendered subject TO the opinion Of the Court:
I. sppesrs the land was given in 1929 by Noe
Wiley of London 10 bis three Sons. merchants Ia
York. 10 be used as a Jewish burial ground,
and in the year following a sort OF trust vas
crested for consideration by which it was provided
that the said land shall forever remain rs ounai
rlacs Tor the Jewish nation, and to no other use
a.LstsverD IL was coniended that dVerting the
nroperty from the original intention WORKED ,of-
fiture and that the congregation so consloSreu ia
tskiI q QUIT claim oeeoHoA A'@~~
OF the heirs .....x 81
This Court considers that the matter must De
.st,Ied upder the deed of 1880, and considered az
,r.t nronerty and that the right OF DOVER does no.
erure-JudgmeDt for defendant
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Be'oreJuog WOOD
-,sTWTbe Insurance case TO recover OF the Lex
;re,on Issurspce Compsnys agency Ia this city for
a oss At all Riverl already referred TO- Is stu on
~
wouAy IssULrED AsD MAN SHor.-We
are indebted to the kindness Of Mr.. Monk OF Car
mel Cor the inform alton relative 10 this tragical at
fair. II appears that on Sunday last man by the
nsme of Horace Brown, Of Somerstown entered
The house of Mr. Sesley, tavern keeper az Pines
R,idge. ana both insulted and inflicted wounds Of
serious nature upon bis wife. Mr.. Sealey inter
uosed, snd endesvored 20 stay the foul assaults,
when Brown, being his superior In physical
strength. struck and feled him 70 the earth Sea.
lev. however, not being seriously injured by the
blow. sprapg TO his feet. seized revolver, and
plsuted three bullets in the head and heart of the
s,,ailsut- which caused immediate death.
Carmel IN. Y Courier, %.
APpsoPRIArE-Tbe WashiretoH OsloH beads
an article. Fools rush IN where angels fear %
trea6," and goes on to say " We should De want
ing in duty II We did Dot express oar opinons rec
ly at the present crisis" lC'o'e''
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BoARD or AsasrAsr ALDERMEN,

The President in the Chair-Pet,t,on. IT,.
So,th MOorest. be lighted With gas Instead of oil
1*leued-... To ieDce vacant lts on Thirtv .scond
AID Thirty. third SIS. between Sixth aud sevso,h
av, Referred
Eesoiati0Rs-That Sidewalk, North aide of Fou,.
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LEMON SUGAR.

W. KgLLYs PREMIUM Lemon SUGAR for tho
j. instant production Of LemoL ade pat up 10 paper and
g.ss packages expressly for travelling eitner by land
or sea-
W ,ier put up In glass packages I'm po vdsfed staie
TIE eboye sTces very desirable for hoy
are not only eurayes bat y,nuves OF the scuryy For
sale In lots 70 sui Purchasers oy he manufacturer,
: J. w. KELLY, 81 Beskmanst
te24 Ims 2doors abovs Wilism-st
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MEDICINES.
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
Dr.. II, X. ROOT

The ee,a,e9 ccaption and Blood Doctor and tss'"'s'
- ofhe init Coasa.ptiss Baro~eta
Office No. 5l2 Broadway, Nsw.fofk
De ROOTS triumph conslsu 10 the pernaoeut cure o.
IL Consumption Csncers funiors Dnoasse o. tne 49,
I1rg, Iiysr Spleen Stomach Kidneys Insanity ~
Worm, Gravel Psuls Deafness, BiDdness Servoasneee
Prsiysis Spinal Deformies Diseases q Ladies ana 0n
dnen and Infsctsni HunoD OF al kinds NC
Sh.,ges Tor msdicines moderate Exsminauon o. 0e
~, MIN he Bsrometsr 81. ADVICE taEs jeii In
IN RgC8ARDsON,s sYHUP.-Ope Of tho best
D,.medes OF tho age Or. Richarssone syrup of enoi'
-, cbosrs morbus and summer complaints and pam 70 ~
Snls A. Or. fraphsgsps $50 Pears Charles King.
lsS Brosdwsy; 10 Druggist store tsi DO; hooet Z.
sands 1893 Boweryi haydoeki zS resfr"' 80 -
fIsys IT5 Yulion-st Brooklyn city. tsl s0'
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IpdPRovED CHAIN PUMP

yU,HEsE BUCKETS are turned perfectly round and
smooth, which 10 decided impfoyemont upon me con-
mon cat iron bucse and the only article that viii give
tire satisfaction the who uses this Kind Of pomp
Manufactured onlyby Q. AIWOOO co.
t.IeIms BirninR ham, Conn.
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ACCIDENT TO A FIREMAS.-On the evening Of
the 4tb during an alarm Of FIRE, Mr.. George Borden
one. of Engine Co. ~, was accidentally run over
while assisting in running the engine through
Broadway, and had both bis legs badly Injured.
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couRr OF COMMON PLEAs-BeioreJ Judge WOOD
The insurance case 10 recover of the Lex
;re,on Issurspce Compsnys agency Ia this city for
a los At Fall River already referred TO, Is still on
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COURT CALEEDAR-This Day.-CoD'moH PIe4s.
Part Mos Sal and odd numbers to 947. Fart
U-Nos. SAC, GOA, s2s and even numbers to ssO'
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taking q Decombersb bashinG the Seine
because scrl.ekody else was simple
enough to do it,. At q large ball or
,soiree,. lilse, that Of the Presidents
lately, You will see every possible va
riety of color and make in dress. A
fashionable lady here, studies her
complexion, her. form, her style of
beauty, even the shape of her head
and the cut of her features, and she
is too anxicas: about her. good looks
to disfigure herself by wearing an un-
becoming article of dress merely be-
cause the fashion books say that emo
thing else is worm For instance, a
brunette would no, sooner wear blue
or yellow, than blonde would wear
a scarlet orb bottle green.
a lady with q scrawny neck and
arms will not, because her notebook
says she, must, display her misfor.
tune to ali the world by wearing a
very low dress and very short sleeves;
neither will tall woman dress her
hair i'll q pyramid on top of her head,
nor a short one bring hers all round
at the sides.
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We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent III the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins arc not sur
passed 10y any made i'll the State, possessing
all the advantages OF the Falling Breast
and Sliding RIBS, winch saves great deal
IN way of rcpars. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vthtccth set in an angle that
cannot possibly njurc the finest Starc,
with an nlprovmen, 20 regulate the nlunug
OF the cotton: our brush 70 constructed on !.
plan. giving at once, the advantages OF
lghtncss, strength and forcc-all very
material IN the successful operation OF a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst wc would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to com
plain either OF our work or prices
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared TO do work III the
Cabinet linc-such as Bcdstcals Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoards, &c. SC. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April -, 1877. 20
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Educational Notice,

W The exercscs Of Sibe BRADFORD
lSPltlNGSFEMALE EINSTITUTE, sum.
ter DistrictrWlll be resumed on Monday.
tlio 9th OF February eDaiing,. under tho
direction OF Rev. EDWIN CATER, ;issist-
ed ny able and accomplished Teachers, in
all The various branches OF literary aud
ornamental education. Tho Trustees have
made tho most liberal and complete ar-
Engagements TO impnrt an extensive, thor
ongh, aud highly finished education to all
the pupils committed to their charge: and
on the most moderate terms. Strict and
parental attention paid 10 the manners and
morals Of the young ladies'. Religious ser
vice, III connection with Sabbath School
exercises, held every Sunday morning in
the Chapel, for The benefit OF The Insti,u-
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF five months each, beginning
respectively on the first Mondays IN Feb.
ruary and July; payments half yearly in
advance. Rates the the same as last wear
ID. Is. McLAURIN,
Sec 81 Trcas.
The following resolution was adopted by
The Board OF Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent
who shall send to board and educate in this
Institute, at any one time five daughters,
shall be entitled to receive The board and
education ofihe fifth ono gratis.
An arrangement has also heon made to
supply Students OF the Institute with books
and stationary at Charleston retail prices.
Feb. 9th 1880 - #
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gc wise i'm Fimc.-,TJs roIJ,y

Rsc Wise im 'Fimc!-'TIS FOLLY
TO- DEFER! AFFLICTED, READ
Thousands are suffering from disease from
which thelo is no difficulty in being pcrma.
nentiy and speedily relieved, provided the
right means be used As every vice hes lis
own punishment, so it would seem every
disease has i,s remedy This is true, aud there
in nothing in this lille mare certain than Oh at
tho AMERICANS COMPOUND is the most
speedy aud certain remedy for all diseases Of
delicate character, krown TO Tho world.
Adapted io'evcrv stage Of tho disease sex aud
Constitution, ut alltimesand seasona, thers is
no fears oil exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in die.;. from tho uertain aud
speedy relief il gives, il il now ,hs,most popu-
liar remedy of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have hecn cured etfsc,uaIly by IL during the
pas, year Preparedby a practical physician
the afflicted oHn ro!y with oonfitlbnoc on its
curative powers over discusses of this o.,asac>
ter. Full dircclinns accompany aaoh bot,e.
az CAUTION.--ask fnr the american
compound and purchase only of The agents.
Price 5O:.
For Sale by P. NJ Cohen Charleston.
Boatright II Mot Columbia; u. Do Iiav
Camden apdb by the principal Dsuggistin ali
the County towns thtcuehoutth thu State:
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c,an.lns.ed la.one Eirst Pgge.)

provided,,a distinct recognization of our
rights s.to.ententbe, territory Sonth1 38dgE
3umn:. North slatitudeilis expressed ins the
compromises. Se; should take. this line
as-a'partitionsline between the two sections
OF The sUnions fsntii beside. this, nothing, but
what the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES although
the NprlherlFStates>wou acqpiresby this
compromise. .have'renoancedSths ssitisuflera-
Ele.pfetenson, of the South, whilst they
sliouldi xtendlindetinitelT.
Having thusifeilow citizens, laid before
ybipn. statement of your coadition-your
giits--andtlie remedy which; under pres
FentS circumstances, you should accept, we
leave you, fora, brief space of Time. It is
prppeE to, statetto, you,. that Whilo we are
unanimous in approving tile resolutions
which, accompany this report,. the. dele
gates this to, Convention are not entirely
mousin,approvinga all tile arguments
contained herein,. particularly such as re
lhieto,the.compromise Bill, pending in the
Uhited States Senate, although, none. arc
inifaxor Of that bill unless it be amended
in.conformty: willis our resolutions or in
such, manner as will satisfactorily to SO.
cure toitlie South. the rights therein as
sortod..
Until Congress- adjourns,. we cannot
Know What 1t will do, or will failto do
We: must therefore meet again after its
adjournment, to consider tile. final cond
tionin. which it will leuye you. We re.
eommend'to you,. and cxhort you to. sond
Delegates; from. every county and dislric,
intlie ie'Soutl!ern States, to meet us when
VIC again assemble: 1t is, no ordinary oc.
casion. which has assembled us together
The' Constitution and the Union,it created,
so'long: dear your hearts, are to be pre-
served, and your liberties and your insli,u.
tons maintained.
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Groceries,

N. 0. Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs, Candles,
Soap, Mackcrcl, 1000 Spanish Cigars. 10
barrels Baltimore Flour 80 lbs Saimratua.
90 lbs Carolina Indigo. 100 lbs assorted
Candies, and various other articles too nu-
merous to mention; all OF which. they
offer low for Cash, or country proincc--
Please call and examine for yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere; opposite
Wcbb's n. York Store, Broad street No.
3, Sumerville,. S.. c..
March 20, 1850 81 If
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Tasiii0Ir Alnenw the French.
There is no civilized nation, with
more vanity Of natural coquotry than
the French, and the ladies' would no
more think Of wearing dress, a cape
or head dress which was not becom-
ing to them, than they would think Of
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Kuakeiiaa on seIf-Haresegvaaio,

r.
lsisstszs.s. ONLY 2s GENES G,Iss,asg
This Book, just publsheti,, liz flied will use,
fdl information, ON the i,ifrmities and diseases
OF the Genesaiiye Organs. 1t addresses itself
alike 20 YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLDAG
To nli sso apprehend or saif:r under tile dire
consequences of early or prolonged ifidiscreiions
TO all who ieelihe exhaustive Of seden-
lary and baneful hnbita-to all WHO iipaddition
to todeciining physical energy, ara tic victims OF
nervous and mental debility, and of mopi,ig and
'nelanehely dcspondency. Or. K. would say
Read, This Book.
Tile valuable advice and impressive warning
II gives, ,wiifprevent years of misery and suffer-
ering, and saHe annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading, it will learn how to pre-.
veIlt lilo destrurlion of their children. igt''
6zSsa remittance of 2s,c cents. enclosed in a
letter, addressed to DIR. KINKELIN, NJ w. .
corner Of 'FIi1leD'& UNION Streets, between
Spruce d. Pine. PHILADELPHIA, will en-
sure n pook, under envelope, per retIIrnofmail.
FIFTEEN YEARS '5a'.
Of exteiifive and uninterrupted prncticc spen.
in this city have rendered Dr. X. the mostexpert
md successful practitioner far and near, in the
treatment OF all diseases of q private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon lie BODY
throat, or legs pains In the head or bones. mer.
cnriai rheumatism, structures, gravel, disease
arising from youthful excesscs or impurities of
the blood, whereby the contitution has become
enfeebled, nre all treated with SUCCESS
Hewiio pieces nimseif under the care of DIR.
H., mny religionsly coniidc in his honor rs a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
physician, fS
EEy Persons at adistance mny address DR..
Is. by letter, t-paid ,)and be cured at home.
PACKAGES OF, MEDICINES. DIRECT
OlNS, &c, forwarded, by sending u rcmittnncc
and put up secure. from DA afLAGl e. OR CURE
OSrTY. ~ n =
ezVS Booksellers. News Agents, Pedlars,
Cniivassers, and ull others supplied with the
above work ut very lo.s rates,
Feb l3, 1850. l6 lg
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IMPROVED ENDLESS CHAIN
Water Elevators,

All Persons wishing the above Elevators
can be supplied by tho Subscriber, who is
K. f. LlGON.
Sumtervlle, Oct. 3lst lS49. "
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&MEMH NRN GDNNS
C.azn0coo ooualD

N-I NJNJ - = -Ns-O -
McROY e. JONES, would respectfully
intolm their friends and the pubic general
ly that, they arc now receiving one oi the
best selected stocks OF Dry Goods and
Groceries, ever offered in this placc, con
sis,ng in part OF CaIIcocs, llumcspuns,
MnsIns, Ribbons, Gloves of ever, de-
scription, Hosiery, Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Backing, &c. Sc.