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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-28

TURNED TO SToNE.-The Oxford miss. J
Mercury Of the 10th inst, says, that the body
Of a young man named Searcy, who was bur-
led four years ago at Hurricane Creek, Tis-
Domingo county, Mississippi, was exhumed the
other day and found to be partially petrifed.
The hands, arms, legs and thighs had turned
to solid stone"
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Public Notice.

,TICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Personal
IN and Real Property heretofore owned by Daniel
.oolley, of Long Branch, N. j., now belongs to AID
cline his wife, who viii hereafter have the manage
ment of the same, free from the control of the said
Daniel WooIey and any liabilities he may incur.
DANIEL WOOLLEY,
ALKALINE WOOLLEY, his wife.
July 81, 1859. 38-2m
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Our CALIFORNIA MAL.-By the arrival at
New York yesterday, Of the steamship Moses
Taylor, from California, we received a pack
age of twenty papers from our friend GEORGE
JANSEN Esq. Among them are the princi-
pie papers published in that thriving State
We return Mr.. j. our sincere thanks for his
attention, and assure him his favors are highly
prised by us.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-28

LOOK Our FOR CoUNrERrEIrs.-Two young
men were arrested in New York, on Tuesday
afternoon, for passing bogus two dollar notes
On the Central Bank of New Jersey, and three's
of the like denomination on the Bank of New
Jersey. The bills are said to be very well ex-
ecuted, but printed upon very poor paper.
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Total paid for bridges
By cash Maid for alactinn- nxnanran
County C~anvassers,

Total paid for elections, $43S 4
BY cash paid for jurors and witnesses fees.
and costs on indictments, 80 100 8
By cash paid for Constables' per diem fees, 500 0
By cash paid for Judges, do, 394 5
By cash paid for expenses of Clerks office,
repairs, books, indexing, &C., 41S 8
By cash paid for expenses of Surrogate's
office, repairs, books, &c, 1877 8
By cash paid for expenses of Court House.
prison, and prisoners. $3.50 7
By cash paid for inquisitions, ia II
Ky cash paid for Lunatics, 1,029 5
By cash paid for printing for county, 81 5
BY cash paid for gen'rcxpenses of Board
of Freeholders, 1920 0
By cash paid for services of Clerk of the
Board, 1913 8
BY cash paid for interest on Surplus Fund, 300 ?
BY cash pd for pr st-nortem examinations, 10 0
By cash paid for expenses of running line
between Mercer and Monmouth 472 I
BY cash paid for discount on money Dor
rowed for county. 100 5
By cash paid for collectors commissions on
county money. and surplus principal. CAB 6
Do. 90. on school money aud surplus int'st, 40 s
By C sh paid for distribution o. Laws, 90 0
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THE PorAro CRoP.-This important crop
promises to be an abundant one in Monmouth,
this season. In fact, throughout the West,
and in the New England States, the prospect,
at present, is truly dattering. This will be
good news for the laboring classes, both in
city and country.
The weather is very favorable for the pota-
to eran. but we think it is too cold for corn,
and that many fields, now in a backward state,
will produce but a scanty yield.
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The New Treaty.

By the last arrival from Europe it would
appear that the result Of the treaty is gener-
ally mistrusted in England, and seems to have
caused some dissatisfaction in Paris. The Sar-
dinian ministry had resigned. and Count Ca
YOUR is reported to have abandoned his post
on account of the terms of peace being unsatis-
factory
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ACCOUNT
Of the Expenditures of the County of Monmouth. fo,.
the gear ending at the May meeting of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders of SAID county J.. d. 1859.
COUNTY COLLECTOR DIR
1858-May 1910 balance on hand, So 951 81
May 1910 cash loaned by the Coun-
ty of the Surplus Fund principal. 81 500 90
Sept. 29-To Cash received of Samu-
ell Conover, sheriff, for fires collect
ed of April Term, 1858, s6s 90
Dec. 27-To do. do. for fines collect
ed of Sept. Term, 1858, S136 90
1859-Jan. 1910 assessm't of Coun-
ty Tax collected for 1858, $16 600 %
To amount received from townships
for expenses of Lunatics, S21O o5
Epril 25-To cash received of Saml
Conoyer, sheriff, for fines collected
OF Dec. Term 1858, 1921 90
ty Clerk, on account of Tavern Lii
oenses. 1868 90
10 cash received for show licenses, $50 90
To cash reed borrowed for the County. So. 953 81
To cash reed of ]. G. Thompson, over
charge in voucher, $40 SO
Total amount of receipts, S24 6S7 IS
Amt due collector from county to bal
ance, S743 43
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MURDER OF A FAMILY BY THE FArHER.-A
German named Peter Arndt, living near Ce-
d~arsyille, Illinois, killed three of his children
with an axe on the afternoon Of the 9th inst,
and wounded the fourth SO badly that it is
not expected to live. He made no resistance
when arrested, and assigned no reasons for the
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the accounts
of the subscribers, Administrator of James |.
Reid, decd, will be audited and stated by the Sur
rogate, and reported for settlement to the Orphans
Court Of the county of Monmouth, on Friday, the 9th
day of September next. AUSTIN REED.
WILLIAM D.. REID.
July Z, 1859. sm.
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Sign, Ornament & FrescO Painting,
GLIDING & PAPER HANGING.

CHARLES FREY respectfully informs the public
~ that he is now ready to do all jobs in the above
named line, in Gold or Oil.
SIGNS
in Block Letters, Gilt, or Oil Colors. Granting Of
every description, in a style equal to nature. Bot
ties Casks, and Boxes, labelled in Gold or Oil Colors.
FrescO Painting, Gliding, Paper Hanging, and
all kinds of painting done inside of Houses, Church
es, or other buildings, in the very best manner, and
as it ought to be done.
sY- Old and soiled Gilt and other frames re-
gilded and made like new.
c.. FREY iatters himself, that he can give salts
faction to the most fastidious, as he understands his
business thoroughly, and is a competent workman,
and hopes to gain through his skill and ability, a
share of public patronage.
Call in the Barber Shop. opposite the Court House.
Freehold, July %, 1859. Soft
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the accounts
In of the subscribers, Executors of James Stout,
decd, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate,
and reported for settlement to the Orphans Court
of the County of Monmouth, on Friday. the 9th day
of September next. JOHN W. DAWSON,
MATTHEW PERRINE.
JONATHAN s. PERRINE.
July I, 1859. On
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July LIS.
NOTICE OF

TIME accounts of the Subscriber. administrators 81
Il Thomas M. Weeks, will be audited bv the Sur
rogate, and reported for settlement to the Ornbans,
Court of the county of Monmouth at the September
Term of said Court. VIM II. WEEKE
July 10, 1859. On
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Nelu advertisements.
Notice.

T H. MARSToN, OF PHILADELPHIA, HAV-
y . ing engaged the Rooms of J. Roth, in Freehold
for a limited time, invites the citizens to call and
examine the Photographic ILLNESSES on exhibition.
Also Stereoscopic Portraits, or views of ResideH-
ces, &c &c.
Freehold, July %, 1869. soft
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$11,68O 81
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the accounts
IN of The subscriber, administrator of John Dan
gler, decd, will he audited and stated by the Surro-
gate, and reported for settlement to the Orphans
Court of the county of Monmouth, on Friday, the 9th
day of September Eext. JOHN P. LEWIS
July 7. 1859. ON
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.

TAKE NOTICE, that william H. Hyer and oba-
4 diah c. Herbert, Administrator of Conover
Herbert, deceased, will present his accounts for
nnal settlement and decree of distribution, or such
other decree as may be made to the Orphans Court
OF the county of \ onmnuth, on Tuesday the 9th day
OIL September, in the term of September, 1859.
WILLIAM HI. HYER,
July & loo9-2m. OBADIAH C. HERBERT.
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Total amount apportioned

Statement Of the Lnterest on the Surplus Fund due
IN Spring Of 1853.
One years interest on $ss57, 378
IS the principal of the whole
Surplus Fund of the county
of Monmouth, is S3 442 n
Amount of interest paid in So. 292 70
To the actual amount Of inter-
est reed add interest not col
lected on 2 bonds, the mort
cages TO secure which have
been foreclosed $3.50 90
$S,442 u
From which amount deduct
excess in the calculation of
fractions of interest, 5000 Oh
The whole amt of one years
interest on the principal of
Fund, AZ 442 II
The interest on the whole principal is paid in full
to the Spring of 1858. except $3.50, the interest on
the two bonds aforesaid.
SAMUEL VAUGHN,
BENNINGTON GILL.
CHARLES BUTCHER.
Surplus Fund Committee.
Dated Freehold. N. j., June "a, 1859.
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SEA BATHING.
NATIONAL HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH. N. ].

THIS House is now open for the reception of Guests,
it having undergone a thorough renovation as we'll
as having added several fine suits of Rooms, and in
creased the capacity of the Dining Room, making it
much the largss; house upon the Shore, and will &C
commodate 500 guests. To those visiting the Sea
Shore would merely state that l intend to keep a
first class House, in every respect, equal to any in
the country, and having Refurn'shed the House with
the best of Beds and Bedding, also secured polite
and attentive Colored Walters, the Table win suit
the most fastidious.
Bill of Fare provided for Breakfast and Dinner
Lunch served every day in tn. hall and bar room.
free of charge, also, a Brass Band for the exclusive
benefit of the House. Board only Ten Dollars per
week, or Two Dollars per dae. The first Ball of the
season viii be given July 4th.
Parties wishing to secure Rooms will either ad-
dress or apply to NATIONAL HoTEt, LONG BRANCH.
l. P. PETERS, PRepRIEToR.
June %, 1859. 34tf
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Observations on the Weather.
BY DR.. JOHN T. Woodruff.
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bACERl LAGER! bACERl
FROM BERGNERS BREWER
G BIER SALOON

If you want a good glass of Lager, go in c.. Frey's
Saloon, where you can enjoy and refresh yourselves
with cool lager, in the most agreeable manner. You
also can find a good cold Lunch, after the most ap-
proved German style, with good German White, and
French Red Vine.
Frey can here assert that his Lager is as good as
any to be had in the cities, and always fresh.
Lager sold in quarts, gallons, or by the keg, to
suit customers.
Thankful for favors so far received, he hopes,
through integrity, to gain a liberal patronage.
Freehold, July %, 1859. S9-tf
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEt1, that the accounts
~ of the subscriber, Executor of Ann W. Little,
deceased, will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate, and reported for settlement to the Orphans
Court Of the county of Monmouth, on Friday, the
9th day of September next. JOHN P. LEWIS.
July 7, 1859. I'm
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MARRIAGES.,
"Courtship is the poetry of life,
But marriage is the sober prose-"
In Brooklyn, N. Y, July %, by the Rev. Mr.
Mr.. STEPHEN v. JOHNSON, of Keyport
N. j., to Miss ELIZABETH TWEED, only daughter
of the late Henry B. Tweed, of California.
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TO NJ

TIE GREAT AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AND SEED STORE, NO. 81 TESEY ST., ". z.
A. T. Mayher & Co., Proprietors.
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DEATHS.

NWN HNHUNO N"~D III OHAD
In this village, on Friday morning, the I'D inst,
of Consumption, JOHN Q. A. BOILING, formerly Of
Trenton, son of John NJ. and Susan Boiling, aged IS
years and 6 months,
~ Trenton papers please copy.
Near Leedsville, on Thursday, July 2lst, Mrs.
LEAH PATTERSON, aged 81 years.
In Keyport, on Friday, the 18th inst Mrs. MARY
B., wife of Thomas s, R. Brown, Esq, aged about
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of the Principal of the Surplus Fund of tn
County Of Monmouth, for the gear 1858.

Statement Of the Receipts and appointments IF the
interest on the Surplus Fund Of the County Of Mon
mouth for the gear 1858 as entered IN the records
of the .Lnnlaau uaeetinn 1850
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By cash paid for repairs of county
bridges in the townships of
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MARRIAGES.

*%clear-+ cloudy rain-rfog.
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Ladies', Take Notice !
r III. Hi

R~ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER FRIENps
~ and the public in general, that she has taken
the stand next door To her ANC STORE Co. a.
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

MER Oh 4 y I TAN or.
HAS received II beautiful stock of SpRING AMI
III SUMNER GOODS, for Gentl,men', y,.r
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS.
comprising the fashionable shades. purchases from,
the importer direct, and warranted 10 he from. H..
best man ufactures IN Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSlMERE>.
of the most elegant styles. and
EESTINGS
of every variety. White Linen anu Nl-,,a,..
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawers; Crayat,: N,.g
Ties: Stocks; Pocket Handkerchief: GL,,r..
Shirt Collars, and Suspenders.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of various kinds and offered at low vrlcc. A..
a full assortment Of the very hc.'
TRlMN NGS
Thankful for fayors heretofore received. ,.,ry.
the public that no enor, shall hc spared ro ..,,.
satisfaction. All Garments ordered varr,rt..i >.
be made in the best workmanlikc marurr.
re Store No. " k'"y M''.i, "a, da,.. oa...,
R,yuj
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PROBABILITY OF MARRYING.

A table inserted in n paper in the Assnr-
ancc Magazine exhibits results OF rather
startling character. In the first two gum
qucnial periods POPS and o5-3O-the pro-
liability OF widower marrying in Il year is
three times as great IA that OF Il bachelor: at
- it is nearly four times rs great; from 30 to
l., il is five times rs great; and it increases.
until ut 90 the chance of n widowcr marry
ing in year is | times Us great rs that OF Il
bachelor. Ii is curious to remark, from this
table. how confirmed either class becomes i'll
its condition of ife how little likely, after
Il few wears. is a bachelor to break through
his settled habits and solitary condition; and
on the other hand, how readily in proportion
does husband contract q secoud marriage
who has been deprived prematnrely OF his
Gr~tpartncr. After the age of3o. the proc.oli-
ityofa bachelor narryingi in u year dim'n'l'esS
in most rapid ratio The probability Mt 80
is not much more than half that ut 81, and
nearly the same proportion exists between
each quinqucnial period afterwards.
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100, 100, 100. 100. 100
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King sire,


nEGS leave 10 announce 10 his uinI,r.r., FRI, !;
ID and customers, that he is now PREPARED ..
exhibit a stock of READY MADE CLOIuINr
and Gcntlcmen's Furnishing GOODS. whlrh IN
regard to quantity, quality. aud sryl,.. raluor h.
equalled by any similar establishment in this city
and not rxcclled by any Clothing house in tie
two leading avenues OF fashion tl.r, ,iic Of tue
Atlantic Broadway, New York, auI uL,.,uu,
street. Philadelphia.
Although the present stock i very extensive
one. indeed additional supplies will It'll tc rccrn
ed, from time 10 time, during the business .ra,u
in order to keep up full assurtmcurut stale, auI
sizes.
2. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will endcayur to con
vince any one avorinS him with cali. that bis
reputation for selling ut the most moderate prize,
is grounded on facts. up2g
NOTICE TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN
~ Being III receipt of splendid stock rt
SPRING GOODS. beg lcav" (" call Your a.
tcnton Ia the same, consisting ot CLOTHS. CAST
MERES AND vESTINGS, among which yuurp..
6ud the brightest Shades and beat qualiir, u.aau.
featured in Europe Feeling confident TIA, ,4u
please all, us to quality. shade. price and III,
earnestly solicit IA visit from any Who may he
in want of any thing in my line Al" rrr
assortment OF GENTLEMEAS' IT ENI>HlNG
GOODS, such ~ Linen ssd Nett .hiri,, DIuN
err, Handcrchcfs, Gloves, Shirt Collars. Cra,g',
among whrh you will lind new style Nrrk 'ir
A small quantity Of READY MADE ILUIH
ING, which am determined g. close cut nj ycIs
low prices. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, | am determined {" merit -
continuance of the same. by making an ,Ntfl 80
fort to please all who will visit
apI6 WIN. ARNOLD. No. g.. King =
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HY :. J. M,CORMICK-Arc rioNElR.

BY :. j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-l'nder au-
III thority of Il deed of trust. dated the 10Th Of
April 1881. aud duly recorded, will offer for sale,
t.sff by auction. that HOUSE AND LOT. in the
EA City of Alexandria. situated at the interSce-
tou of the southside OF Queen street with the east
side of Royal street. now occupied by Mrs. Bag
sctt Terms at the sale, which will take place q"
Saturday. tie ssr."th doy cj N"y. 1889. q" II
o'ctock. A. w.. in front OF the premises.
ap l6-2awid r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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INXCnANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
L. ~ IL pLREELL d. 70. Richmond. ~

INXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
II g. ". PURCELL IL CO.. Richmond, Va
We offer cur services to the Presidents and Con
tractors Oh the different liues of Internal Improve
mcnt throughout the State, for the collection ct
debts due 10y the State. and for its conversion into
and sale Of Virginia State Stock. Having ever.
facility for selling, We prepared I" make liberal
advances on Stock till sold. Our charges will he
moderate We also offer services I" our friends
in the country for the purchase of Virginia State,
Hnk. and every description of Stocks, at the eur
rcut market rate, without any charge OF eommis-
SION.
Orders by mail, either for the purchase or sale
al any security, will meet with our prompt a'ten-
4i.n and will he attended TO on as good terms as
though the parties sending were present.
lea" C. W. PURCELL 4 co. 4
Richmond Va nov 4--w1y
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GROCERIES, &c.

4 MOTHER ARRIVAL
n 90 hhds. \. y. Sugar
- hhds. =. r. Moasscs
10 do. Muscovado do
% bbls. prime \. o. Syrup
j. do Golden Syrup
50 bags Rio Coffee: IS do. Laguyra do
10 terces fresh Rice: 81 bbs. Cider Vinegar
10 casks Machine Oil; 90 boxes Gro. Ginger
81 boxes low grade Tobacco; % do. light pre-
pared do, just receive and for sale by
J. NJ McVEIGH 4 son,
my Prince street Wharf
IN BONES TOBACCO, of various brands
~ 90 boxes Starch
80 bags Rio Coffee
~ Java "
10 " Laguyra Coffee
Al chests g. p. Imperial. and Y. II. Tea
10 Black Tea
~ kegs Soda: 10 bags Pepper and Allspce:
~ coils Leading Lines; 30 dozen Painted Buck
cts: 10 nests Tubs: Matches: Cloves: Indigo; Wrap
ping Paper: Irvine; Candle Wick Mustard; 10
cases Old Wheat Whiskey. &C.. for sale by
KlNCHELoE & BEtlN,
ap ~ cor. Of King and | Mon SIS.
InO BARRELS Old Rye WhiShcy
lUU 80 bhls. Gibson Whisky
80 - Rectifed Whiskey
10 y. T.. Rum
10 Sweet Wine
% " French Brandy
; Ginger Brandy
; casks Old Madeira Wine
81 Port Wine. for sale Icy
apol KINCHEIOE & BRClN.
INVEST & SONS No. ETHEREAL OIL,
w for sale and AT all times, on hand. by
NH - J. 7. IOlNH.
CtALT. SALT, SALT!M--loUO sacks Il. A.
- SALT, now landing. and for sale low from the
vessel by lap l2 c. +. SUBTLE & co.
~ TUBS very choice fresh made goshen
III BUTTER. received this day. and for sale by
my2 j. T. DOUGLASS.
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, RE
~ VIEWS, &c., Tor sale at FRENtH'S Boob
and P.rioii"ni Depot.
Eclectic Magazine for May is Gem-made W
OF the choicest Europe"u Prriodical.-c contains two
splendid engravincs, by Sartain--all for 1Vr.
The llorticulmr.t, Journal OF Rural Taste aud
Rural Art. for May. lSir., or 81 per annum.
Blackw"od for April. DE
Orchards History Of the Foreign Baptists. taken
from the New Testament The First Fathers Early
Writers and Historians of NIL Ages by = IL. Or
charI. W" T. mo. prize 81.
Fifth Series sermon. preached snd revised by
the Rev, C. H. Sturgeon. vol. l. mo. 81
"uur Musical Friend" NJ. %. and Musical
Guest No. ), filled with choice music, Toe.
each.
Comic Monthly for June. very rich, o..
New York Ledger, with Mount Vernon Paper
No. 90. aud Cobb. New Story. ready this morn
iug.
London News, London Punch, Mercury, \. Y.
Weekly. Leslie Ilarprrs Weekly. Home Journal.
and all the Papers, Magazines. Books, ac.
I
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ItOAL.--l have ON hand and nm constantly ~
~ ceivins, ANTHRACITE coat. of III" best
qualities. for family use-CU CUMBERLAND coal,
from the Fro.tburg Mines. hy the cargo. rsr !"ad,
single ton. Factories Furnished with the ran oi
mine, AT lowest rates. Apply to
nov8-tf ID. Is. SMITH. Queen I. Wharf.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

OTICE.-We are now receiving large and
~ extensive assortment OF GOODS to suit the
present season and will open on Monday and Tues
day, 2nd and 81 of May, AZ follows:
TO yards superior Black Dress silk
loo Organly Lawn, choice styles
1900 Jack"nct Lawn, choice styles
Al Organdy and Jaconet Lawn Robes
81 Paris Bcragc, new style Robes
- AIS wards Printed Paris Berage
900 Challcy Cloth
81 . yard wide Beragc for Shawls
choice selection of Black and Second Mourn
ing Dress Goods
The above, with many other desirable Goods,
will make our assortment very complete. As many
of the above were bought nj auction prices, they
will be sold a great bargains, ut No. l7o King st.
one door from Washington street.
mv3 ASHBY 4 WOOD.