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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

.AOooAhS, AsOoNAc, SCs, WANTED.
HOUSE IN BROOkLYF.-WANTED,A GOOD H0JaR
cose 70 TIE south or Wall street ferries. Rent abou SO
lease preferred Address Alpha, Herald Office.
WANTED-TO LEASE OR PURCHASE A SMALL TWO
w or three sor, house, 10 the lower of city
Fulton Market
WANTED-A GOOD RosIN OIL FACTORY TO PUR-
chase or to hire Inquire 81 "a William street, Is.
CVAETED-T0 RRNT OR LkAsE IN THE LOWER
" part Of the city, two large shops with good Light
and steam light Posvs
sion possible before the LIST Of May Please address r.
DOE 100 Herald oGloo
MANTED-rN BROOKLYN NEAR WALL OR FIJI,
w ton ferries pnfurnsbed room, with bedroom ana
closet OF, second floor with hoard gentleman his
wife and child seven months old) private family
where Tho comforts OF home may had and the soocv
terms, &C.. II. g. g., boz 1911 Herald oaice ''''N~
w May next geniee furnished house. fronting IN Jobn;s
PAX, or In that vicinity, for which liberal price Will s
Address box i,0O9 Postof1ce. ' '" P"~-
WAKTRD-A PARLOR AND BEDROON IN 4 zo,7ozz
w having all the dern must ne In snnS
location and hear Broadway Address O.. Herald oGlce
WANTED-A SMALL ROOM, FOR STORING pup Mt
W ure. for one mouth less; OF ten feet nv aes
wmsnwer. ADDRESS, TO daJ, 3. r.. Herald Office.
WAITED TO LEASE OR PURCHASE A Housr
hood above Fourth e cet between Third and Scyenh sve
nuea Address boz s6 Post office, stating paracusrs
WANTED TO RENT IN BRoOKLYN FROM FIR ar or
w MAY next mall houEe with ali the modern mn oye-
ens suitable Tor four persona Rent not Ia eroseX sss0
Aoorres, WIN iu particulars, boz 1858 Post Office.
w AETkD TO PURcH AsR FOR OAsH-A HOUSE AND
mn lot between Prince and Tenth s,rees on the wsm
M ~ Also two story house the aide of
% Pine street ~Fp' " '"SS" 1851
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FAMILY MARKETIN2.
RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT THE WASHINGTON

MARKET.
Meat has nuctuated in price considerably during the
past week. Expecting large supply Of cattle at the
advanced again yesterday and nearly high
they any time this winter Mutton and veal alone
are cheapenng.
high rates s prevailing It is certainly very strange
that the low price Of game IN the Western States has no
perceptbls influence the markets here There can be
question speculation has much to do with the
enhanced prices in this city Chickens are quoted in
Bloomington ILL.,, at Is cents pair dressed poultry in
the greatest abundance At &c. and pound through
the West. The Lancaster, (wis) Herald Says
We notice feom the papers that game il over common
plenty in all parts Of the State We veDison is sold
da IN our streets as common as pork and beef and At
about the same price Prairie chickens phess.nts
AND phessants at 81 to 81 rs per dozen quail 40c
rabbits, 81, &c.
The reader will not fail notice the difference between
these rates and those given below.
There is but little fish in market and rates are high
owing to the difficulty fishermen are subject to during
the weather; the ice along the shore preventing
fishing and netting There smelts in market
that arrived by way Of the cars but they will not be
cheap until the Sound boats reg alarly.
There is change worth noticing In fruit Potatoes
have fallen off shilling barrel and other vegetables
abuno ant In Monroe county, in this State, poa-
selling &c. and Ss, bushel in ST. Jossph's
county, Michigan, for 30 cents.
Butter still ranges from 26c. to 3Oc at this market,
while it is selling in Ohio and Michigan for from l4o TO
l7c per pound Eggs which cell in the rural Districts
hrg There is no other change worth noticing The
rata III
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IOtA. ~~'"i"rA
Tho Bank Committee have examined and destroyed
notes TO this amour Ct s76274s Of the following free
b.pla the notes having been returned to toe Treasurer
In pursuance Of the General Banking law
pank Of New Jersey, s172, 9iS Trsdesmen's Bank,
s242; Farmers' Bank Of Freehold 20 wheat srossr,
America Geo. Atlantic Bank Of Cape May $45a; aer-
chants, Bank Mays Lsncing SOL; Bank OF Cape May
County SO ESQ; Delaware and Hudson Banx IS; New
It ely Bank :o1 Atlantic Bank aas Lfadns
County Bank s23 1905 Huntedon County Bank, $50 0o9
Bordentown Banking Company, $t7, $685. American Ex-
chanee Bank 467 Passaic County Bank % 607 central
bank q Hgb4stown, s12I 7el Traders Bank Cape Nay
seOO Amssiss Bsnk, Trenton, sos Marcdants Bank
al Bssdgstos ee1 64O City Bank at Cape Island o. ga
prince on Bank SO 99S Iron Bank st Rocka xay, SIS
Bank of America, Cape May, $7,44b
The following banks have given notice of discontinu
nnee and redeemed 80 per cent and upwards Of their
6Eculaaion and prepared to wind up
Taruers Bank Ut Frsehoid bills outstanding. S4Oo.
Atlantic Bank Cape May; do ST. 1872. Bank Of America,
no. 81 27S City Bank, Cape bland; 90 81, 346 Public
took Bank do, Ssl6. iradesmen's Bank; do, $276.
garJ Of Caps Nay County; do, $500
three following banks in process Of liquidation
b, be Court Of Chancery;-
chants, Bank Of Bndsston; notes stiu outstanding
= al American Exchange Bank; do S3l7 Wheat
& ~ ars' Bank, Newton; do. $2,oss,
~ ANNEXED table exhibits Ne condition Of several
gs Institutions Of this city and Brooklyn st the close
b. year 1855, according 70 ofhcid returns made 70
Ncs BANKS ArD TRUsr CoMPAHrB-NHw YoRK AND
BROOKLYN.
ZAMKSs poR sAvryCa
< cks, New York State per eta .sls. SO q,
= 'ooks, New York state 8 per cts. 10000 90
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MovExxSn m FosEcS Day GOODS.

Value put the market during the week 81 500 Ss5
The trade, notwithstanding the unpropitous Condition
of the weather and difficulties Of travel and transoora
aon display ed increased activity, and larger business
was done chiefly with Southern and Western
the season for whom Is now approaching its height
The auction have also been busy, with larger
Sales which have been we'll attended by country and
city jobbers The stocks offering complete, and ex-
hibit great variety Of and desirable goods The
market Was well supplied with prints lawns, snghams
and French dress goods The importssions hsras bes
on pretty large SCALE Black SILKS continue Arm and
stock light. Doeskins Of low grades are scarce and
while higher qualities In good demand and sell quick
q, fall prices, Low grades Ct cloths are In Ugh. stock
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FINANCIAL AND CO AMERc.AL,


FRIDAY, Feb. l-sPN
Ths fureiGu received BY Telegraph from Halifax
took al NE shorts BY surprise this morning, and they
appearsd TO 10 perfectly hewildsrsA Most Of them
bought In ct ali their stocks paying prices whish
YIN MT show very favorable balances In their difference
soes~.ts- The market qm % buoyAnt, and prices
run uP RAPIDLY. At tins first board Indiana So I'D.
Eanssd y pr cent; niaois Central binds, X; Canton
Company, y; Nicaragua rrAnsit, 1; Cumberland, 4;
AivAakis 81 Mississippi Railroad, III Erie l; HArleu
x; Chicago ~ Rock Island, l. Reading Railroad, ~;
Michigan Central III Michigan Southern 1; PAnsm. u;
Clsvsaaad and Cincinnati, Y; Cleveland and Pittsburg
J.; Galsns and Chicago, q Cleveland and Toledo l. The
aGuregate sales enormous. We have not seen %
m1oh ity for several months Nearly nina thousand
sha~es Of Erie were sold this morning Noaragus Transit
was freely ken the advance In largo lots The great
eat ip~ovsnent Reading and the aass were mar
~ three thousand shares There strong movement
In Michigan Southern Thsre has been for ssms DAYS
past considerable mystery about the purchases Of
This stock. Several buyers have appeared at the
board and contracts to largo amount for future deli
very havs been secured without alarming sellers. Go.
isua and Chicago realized the advance to-day
On the purchase Of less than four hundred shares it
went up two per cent small lot Of Milwaukee Aad
AsSssppi was sold st "a per cent. Occasionally small
certificate Of this stock upon the market but 1t Is
quickly taken mp upon orders viii n several brokers hold
for outsiders There in erculs lion Of nan-
cia aaA other difficulties in the Second Avenue Railroad
Company There have been sales Of the stock lately ct
% n per cent and is reported that tho employees Of
the company have not been paid for some weeks. Tho
annual election for directors takes place the 4th inst
and understand some important changes win DO made
In ths Management This company have paid regular
seaannual dividends OF four per cent and such sud
den collapse will doubt asonish most Of the stock
holders. The last sale Of the stock, believe ct
80 Per cent.
Aer the adjournment OF the board the sales
of bonds and stocks made at auction BY simeon
Draper
sll 900 Chicago Miss. RR Income los. In added 40
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WHHKEY.-saes OF 400 bbs. Jersey, Ohio and Prison,
made at $50. q SAC. . 341c.
WooL-Sses reported this week Of $50, 900 lbs.
fleece and 10 900 lbs pulled 1T quotations
and go tales California private terms. In foreign
there has been less inquiry and hear of nothing to
report The market Is quiet, with air demand for do
nestle WOOL and small sales OF Southern and fine
Texas wool have been made ct loc. q 2lc. cash.
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Total cts Jan l. 1855. $50 III q
Secured BY real estate, State and city stocks.
The aggregate number of depostors and the aggregate
amount Of deposits 10 the savings banks Of MassAchu
sets at the close of each Of the past twenty-five years.
were as annexed
LHPoToRs AND DYPosI1s IN SAyNGs BANKs
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WESTERN SECUKITIES.
Sales ana quotations Of 1arss Main for the week e''di

WbSTEhN bECUhlT1ESs
Sales ana quotations Of Garis Adn for the Weck a,diag
,.s.... -. erhhssdidhT7iKkssfH re- is l. 1856:
aud Cincinnati los, due '57 and &c.. 80
Ohio and Mississippi "a mortgage, rs bonds .... 40
Cn WilmiDg'n SDd Zanesvie, I'd mort, rs bonds. 81
Indianapo is and Cincinnati ID mort, rs bonds 75h
Cincinnati ana Chicago 10 real estate bonds. 81
Cin Hamilton and Dayton I'd mort rs bonds 88K
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati r. r. stock 100
Cleveland and Pittsburg. 61%
Northern Bank Of Kentucky. ..................10 9
OHIO and mississippi. Observation-Disclosures.
Fort Wayne and Southern. IL
Marietta and Cincinnati. .....................1 II
Little hiami.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 87H
IL snapohs and Cincinnati. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Indiana Central. Observation-Disclosures. ASK
CoviDgton and Iexing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Cincinnati and Chicago. 10
Columbus end Xenia SO
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. .............. SO
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probable early completion Of the Eastern division Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, says:-
Our Information Is that Mr.. D. Bacon recently sub
mited plan for the completion Of the road parties IL
interest, Cncnla att and New York, which has been
adopted and promises the finishing of the work within
twelve or eighteen mon hs-probably the first named
time. Aessrs. VIM. Fl. Aspinwali, Henry Chauncsy
James w. Alsop, Edwin Bartlett, oavio Lesytt David
Hoadley, Ssmuel W. Comstock and Charles Could have
been induced by him to take hold Of the Ia earn-
est, and submit to the company proposition viii h
while it will compete the road will also eserve tn.
integrity of the company and give the stockhoding in
terest air prospect for dividends wi hin years
The immediate effect of such arrsngen must be 10
inspire confidence In the securities OF the COMPANY
giving 70 them la very ehort time marketable value
somewhat commemorate with their real worth.
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the uan ty and value
Of foreign dry goods entered 1t this port for pon
for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday Jan.
81, 1866 -
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
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Tsre has baer en- Increase every year. both in the
numbar 80 cspoas.ors and In the deposits. In twenty
to ve.-- increase in each has been about eight
l.ndred per cent
The Treasurer Of the State of Michigan his late re-
port 70 the Legislature In speaking Of the Government
Stock Bank, says:-
The Attorney General has conversed with those per-
sons who acted messengers Of the bank carrying
retired bills from Ann Arbor to Lansing who in
stating that they went into the vault and the
large masses Of the bills Of the Government Stock
Bank lying about, some in trunk, some loosely In
old candle box some shelves, and some In pigeon
holes accessible to any enterns that they
Mr.. Baeys attention to the danger of having them in
that condition. he manifested indifference, and re piled
that it Of his. Mr.. Fleming the Presi-
dent OF the Bank Ia 1854 informed the Attorney
that on hearing of these facts from . messenger
he had sent with quantity Of retired bills be at
resigned his post.
The message of the Governor Louisiana states that
the finances Of the State In sound and healthy
dition. The receipts and expenditures for the yesr
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1855. ....... s743, 1893 %
Received during the year 1855 ...... 1877, 0e6 81
Iotsi $Z,3Zo.39l II
Expenditures OF the 1,8Ss,0oS 81
Balance Jan. i, 1885,. $685. es
The ST. Louis Rraticdn, in article announcing ths
of Eaa
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At ths second board the market active and steady
Nicaragua Transit advanced per cent Erie, Michigan
Souern and Gaena closed at current 1t the first
board. Tbs news from Europe has had favorable Of
net the stock market the effect OF the
sions the part Of Russi in agreeing to negotiate
upon The markets Of Great Britain there very little
doubt bat that detailed accounts and private letters viii
give greater upward impetus to prices for all
our public securities. We have BY this arrival only
an advsncs In consos, but advance in the cotton
maxet and dscne in breadstus-a result likely to be
produced by strong belief in the probabilities OF
Had the advance been the only feature in the
financial intelligence. might have supposed that it
but where the other markets move . reported,
the inference L. that the public mind in England,
particularly the mind of that practical pordon
Of the munity engaged In commercial pursuits, Is
pretty we'll convinced that sorethng sstsActory viii
grow out of the about being opened between
the heaigerens. We have doubt private letters viii
speak very encoursgngy Of the prospects Of early
peaoe. The effect market day moro
than such intelligence led. The spirit of speculation
IL rs among u.s. and trs viii give it life and activity.
We are In condition to advance rapidly In the line Of
an inAatiop, and we have dlubs An expansion In
psioes Cor al Leading public securities wiz be realized
peace or NO peace. 1t is by means the time to sell
stocks or even TO realize them whsre troy
ried vi hout much difficulty We just about enter
ing upon period Of prosperity such has before
been known In this country There Is nothing In
own political financial erci horizon oalcula led
dent Of European influences to give them less considers
A. 49,. Hnuo
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CLASSIFICATION.


FRIDAY, FEB. Is r. M.
AsrH.-Smal sales we're made, without change in
prices.
BREADsr1 rTr.-The foreign ad the effect OF un
settling ths market ano Of checking transactions 10
bresdstufFs generally There seemed TO be don
the receipt Of private letters before doing much
gracef o. -four could not have been forced of In
any quantity sho-t II concession Of 25c per obi decline
which were 400 . 500 bpls Of extra State at So COZ,
non was reported At 81 rs Canadian was nomnaly tbs
seine with sales Of spsu lots ~ % SIX SO 20 sqto
EN- brands unchanged, while the market was dali
Wheat heavy. AID without purchasers at former
Yates which continued 70 be demanded. Corn-Yester
DAY afternoon O. COO bushels Whtneys North cAcoina
white told e0c. To-day sales limited and prices
unsettled. Among the Transactions we're $500 bushels
rev or cans mixed, at &c. Rye was unsett ed and
changed
CosfYz -Sses moderate, while prices were steady
shout 375 bses Java sold Ct e.; 200 do Rio At
Ilhc and $40 do Manila ct PIT; rs mats Java at 14c
isXc The stock the marke- On the Ist OF Febru.
Ko bss-. 1854 Laguayra, bags. III,
paha begs........ 1900 81. domingo, bags. 400
Jsva pses ....... 3,462 Savsnilla bags. 30
nats 1905 Mania, bags. 3Ib
Nsrscaioo bsRs... 406
ConroNTbe sales en braced about g. 900 bales par In
trsnsi,u at an advance Of about No per 10.
IEnoHTs Rates were without change, and epgsge-
nents night To liverpool 500 bbs -four were engaged
2fe grain was nominal; cotton at 3-18d 1923
For London few huoded pacfages Of provisions we're
taken at a0s with 200 bbs pork 5s four was AZ A.
Sd. d. Cd. There change TO no Toe In rates for
the Continent 70 California.
FRUIT 400 . 500 boxes raisins we're sold, without
chepge IN prices.
Bn,n,-Ihe stock amounted 70 about 10000, which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

despatch from the President of the Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad received at the Office of tho
Company In this city, states that the iron is all laid
and that train Of passed h1 oad On the S0h
Of January. Regular trains will DO Immediately
ranged
The Marine Bank of this city has declared semi
annual dividend Of four per cent; the Oriental Bank
sesnl- annual dividend Of three and half per cent
The Amoskesg Manufacturing Company have declared
dividend OF forty dollars per share the Peppers Manu-
fActurng Company seven dollars per SHARE the hill
Manufacturing Company ten per cent, and the Bates
Manufacturing Company four per cent.
The earnings Of the Columbus and Xenia Railroad Conn
psny ths year ending November 80 1885, fol-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-09
Spring and Summer Goods.

d II. SULLIVAN has just received and opened
III. his Spring and Summer GOODS. to which
he respectfully calls the attention Of hs friends and
the community generally, the Stock consist viz
French Jac, net MUSLINS;
French Organdec Aluslins;
French BeraGra and Tissues;
Prints aud GlNGiIEAlS:
Alpacas and BOMBAZiNE;
Cold and Blk. SllALLEYS;
Back and Plaid SILKS and fine and large as.
sortmcnt OF White Gonds.
l)rap De ct and Italian CLOTH;
White and Brown lInin DRILLS;
Plain and Tuilled COTTONADES;
Ble:,clled and Brown StIEETING;
Bearhed and Brown StlIRTlNG;
A fine lot IRISH LINENS;
R"nnets and Bonnet Ribbons in any variety;
Hosiery and Gloves of all kinds;
Hats. Bots. SHOES, Cro.kery ana Glas. Ware;
Hard ware aud Cutlery. Saddlery and Groceries.
Please call aud examine my stuck, for We will take
great pleasure in showing it.
Apr 9 tf l2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-09
NEW GOODS.

TNIIE subscriber is now receiving his Spring and
Summer Stock Of Goods at his old stand the
Brick Store, consisting Of every variety usually kept
in l,ry Go,ds store, viz
Rich rolored Silks for ladies Dresses.
Silk Tissues Cha!leys. Baragc Delaines,
Plain and Colored lSarases,
Muslin and Earlst"n Ginghams
English and American Prints,
Plain, Checked, Striped s. Dotted Swiss Muslins,
Plain, Checked laconeis and Cnmbrics.
Fine worked Collars, Chcm;zitts and Under
Sleeves
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Edginss and Insertings
Fine Silk, Grape, Napolitan Straw and Fancy
Bonnrts
A gond assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons
ALSO
A good assortment Of Fashionable HATS Of all
kinds suitable fnr the season.
Umbrellars and Parls,ls,
Mems, Ladies' Boys, Misses and childrens, Boots
and Shoes Of NIL kinds
Grocerirs, Hardware and Crockery.
With many other articles too tediuus TO mention
ali of which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms all are invited to ca and examine for them
selves.
B liberal discount for Cash.
B. C. BRYAN.
April 2 1856 # -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-09
Head Quarters.
2p REarMESr CAVALRY, !
SlL 0c,l tSEE

2p REaTMEST CAVALRY.
March 2Slh 1855.
TN pursuance ~f an order from Gen WILKES. an
i election will be held on Friday I'd day OF May
nerf to elect Major, to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation of Lieut. Col A. p Butler oi
she Edge6eld Squadron Of Cavalry.
Each Captain commanding company OF this
Squadron is, therefore, required 20 give the legal
notice Of said election at his company rendezvous,
and on the day Of eecou to order to his assistance
two managers, and "to open and hold poll" at his
respective company rendezvous, " from eleven o.
clock A. NJ to- o'clock =. ~" for the election OF
Major. On the dag following, at le''st one man
ager from each place Of election is required t" meet
nt Edge6ed G. H., eount the votes and forthwith
transmit TO Cen Wilkes " II statrmen, in writing.
showing the result OF the eection certified by all
the managers present at the counting
JOHN F. TABLET, Col.
April 9. 1t l3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-09
Land fer Sale,

THE Subscriver wishing to change his locatioS
i offers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTA-
TION, confirming
Three Hundred & Severity. seven Acres
Lying on'Saluda River. and adjniniHg lands Of VIM.
A. Srother, a. Clark and David Payne, near
Bozcrnans Ferry, and wiiliin two or three hundred
yards Of lheGrecnpille & Columbia Rail Road.
The Tract contains about one hundred acres in
original forest, whilst the rest is under fence One
hundred and fifty is in high sture Of cultivation,
Of which there is from seventy-6ve to ope hundred
acres of fine bottom land equal to any and surpassed
BY none in the State This plantation has good ous-
lets aud excellent ranges for stock.
On the premises are good Two Story Dwelling
House and al necessary plantation buildings. Alsos
a Spring Of never failing water.
B AnF person. wishing to purchase will call on
thu subscriber who resides on the premises. and he
will take pleasure in showing them the nb"ve tract
j. W. MAYNARD.
Nov O. If As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-09
Spring Goods----1856.
J, F. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,

Broad ST., Opposite Masonic Hall.
A RE now receiving IN unusually choice variety
n of Spring Dress Fabrics when
they are selling at the very lowest prices p!sslole
and TO which the attention Of purchasers is very
cordially and respectfully invited. Their stock ern-
braces The following, among others, of French Eng
lish and American productions. Particular attell'
ton is asked to Pausli, Lupin, SeydouS l.leher q
Co.'S. manufacture of Bombazines chales, delanes
hareges. grenadines, &c. Thrrion q hlIil'ard's
black and coIlored chairs, margnse, veil berage
and tissues.
Printed Goods.--Steinbach, Kocchlinks
Percals, bri,,iantes cambrcs, jaconets, lawns, Or
CANDIES and berages
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
Forrlands, very handsome;
French and English Calicoes OF Steinbach's
Hsgle's Monteiths g. Norton's;
Cases Of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices;
Printed callies and berage deafness from low priced
TO very rich;
American lawns and muslins;
Z" Caicoes low price and fast colors;
Housekeeping Goods.
Richardson's Linens, and other makers. q very
full assortment in all varieties, for shirlng sheetng
pillow casing, &c. &C.; birds-eye diapers Scotch
ditto towelliuS and towclis, Turkish Bath, &c :
window drape,y, lace ana muslin, &C.. &c.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in Lin
en- drlings, &c, crtonades Of all sorts, vestinss,
spring cassimcres, cashmerttt, drab Ell, &c.
Domestic Goods.
An unrivaled assortment Of sheetings and shirt
incs brown and blcacfied, from Sd to l2-4 wid,l!
and from the Lowest p.iced to the6uest English aud
American makes.
Plantation Goods.
OF every sort aud kind, considered desirable to
have, by the piece or bale: In addition I" the
above, we have the very finest assortment OF collars
I.aces and I:mbroderes in general, to be found
probably in the State.
J.F. BURCIIARD s. co.
April 2. 1856. # lS