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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE.
THE FIRST IMPORTATION EVER RECEIVED IN r

THE FIRST IMPORTATION EVER RECEIVED IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Messra De venoge Co., of Epernay, Ia france, being
DESTROYS of introducing into this country the above IA
nous brand of champagne, (which N deciied favo
rite at the best tables both of Losdos and Paris and
having from aslone and extensive business aequsns
Apes with Me leading hotels this continent peculiar
hciies for doing have At their request
cep their agency and receive their cpnsnuents Ths ns
consignment has been received ship Fair Wind from
avre and orders allied for the following loading hoes
champagne dealers. who stamp with their unqualified ap
provsl--st Nicholas Hotel Metropolitan Hotel Brsvoas
House., Asor House. Jones House Howard Hotel, Iperz
TSorp Hotel National Hotel washag on Gilmore House,
Baltimore, Revere House, Hoston; Philadelphia Hcuse
York John Keefe, Broadway, W j. Kerr Broadway; nr
Pike, Broadway; Macy Co. Sixth avenue q. W. bro
Water street; Crook 4 Du0 Tines building.
f. v. HAUGHwoUT
corner OF Broadway and Broome street
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CLOTHING, &C,

AT 49, PEARL sTRRET. -WANTED, A LARGE GUAM
n ty of genemene cast of clothing In order
tie fair value gentlemen should avoid al
and call send for JAMES MORONEY, 45I Pearl street,
Chatham
AT 80 CENTRE SrREEr.-WANTED A LARGE GUAM.
IA tlty OF ndy's and geutenons uex cast on coing
and fifty cent will be paid in current than else
where for large snn lots By calling at the store
dressing VIM Walsh, 80 Centre streetD
Ar = UHSTHE STREET .wANrSD. $4,000 wo1rH
Gentlemen win receive atty per cent than their sep-
posed yeiue for large small lots by calling at he
addressing fHOe. 3. CONVOY. "A Centre street. F
I ADIES' AND GENTLEMENS CLOTHING WANTED =
IL From 50 TO $40 paid for ladies' silk dresses from 81 10 81
fer eennemens pants; also carpets furniture kid gloves
note by post punctualy attended to, by F., 1S Seventh
avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth Ladies
attended to by Mrs z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04
Movements In Real Estate.

81, g. g., ITO DO. ............ 400
Et.,4n.s, 100 east sth av. ............. 440
By Adrian II. Muller.
and and lot 10 vandewater st., 24.2by 971X 1880
|, lot and stable in 37th st., Is by 9S9, 125 IT.
Y IVtn ay..... ..................s ........ z,l0U
6. 54th st., 400 r. I'd av. rs by 100, ca. ITO
I'd av., northeast corner Seth ST. ,25 by 100 1925
blooming On ID av, rs by 1GO ............ 1925
do. do. ............... 1925
do. do. ............... 1880
do. do. .............. 1880
do. do. ............... 1910
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES &C.

a HORSE wANTED-ONE THAT IS YOUNG, BOUND,
~ kind and tro. In three minutes Address boz 200 He
raid Office for one week. stating age size speed aud cash
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E,oR sALE-A BLACK COUPE HORSE, leii HANDS
high years old kind la double sing harness;
perfectly gentle would suit well family physcian
lie may Henderson stable 675 street.
near u. Apply to Mr. W. d. JACKSON at Messrs
Caldwell 4 Colemans so Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

L,CG ALE-A PAwNBROKE R'S ESTA BLIsHMENr IN
af" neighhorhood doing very pro1tabe business
small csrsi For particulars apply to JOHN McNSES IA
Maiden ltae. f-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGED PAIR OF MULES A
pair horses and blooded brood sired by Empe
ror and now with foai Also wearing colt BY said mare
dion For the mules and horses Will take land panooe
merchandise in exchange Inquire No. u South Third street
williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04
SPRING FASHIONS.

A RTFICIAL FLOWERS,
"A. Target wreaths,
Ball and bridal wrsathst
Head dresses and boulBet
full and general assortment Of every description of Frer
and American goods.
Jobben and niiners invited 70 call and examine AZ
PRICES Artificial Flower Mandatory,
45 Division
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

EOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or CENTS
II hing establishment Tho stock which CONSISTS of
resh goods h been selected by experienced The
psrton small capita this Opportunity. The stock
be sold within four days Inquire at l75 Broadway down
J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

CENIOR VETERAN CORPS OF lSA-A kEaULAh
- monthly ee,lna Will held Al the MERCER House this
Frayl evening March ri ~ ocock Punctinl attendance
II requested on hnsncss OF mrorts.ce. " oreTr. $780,,
ISAAC NJ. Pnyrr, Adiutanl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

HORSE wANTED-ABoUT FIFTEEN THREE; LONG
IL TAIL to years CID perfectly sound and kind to
price, box les Post once, New York.
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cox BROADwAY.-To LET. ROOM or ROOMS,
OAO suitable for dentist Office; has been occnpi-
such for the Last Inquire OF MIRA REID 625 nrJad
NAV
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scE O0O Five THOUSAND DOLLARS INWARD
sDC.Uyy. h offered 70 any person who can surpsss
Madame o. In We art OF clAroyance and agr3ogy She
rsns 10 any disease In Ia FORM particularly rhe.
NATHAN, affections of the throat lungs N Bkadane o. Il
the only nsura clavoyant IN The Cned Sates All vho ara
afflicted IN trouble Unsuccessful IN business mafara cali
and see this naturally gifted lady, OGce l2S SprnR street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

TvRCTTING STALLION JUPITKR.-THIs CELEBR ArRD
snsdikers near Union Course ToSg an s 5 Tor
each either payable in afvn without
The spring to on the st Of March, end
September and end on the lst Of November. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04

ANTED-HEIRS TO THE TOwNLY ESTATE. WILL
the person who pat the above advertisement In the He
bf The 18th Of February please send his address to G. N.
erald officer
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I,OR sALE-A LIGHT SINGLE SEAT ROAD WAGON
msde by DAILY Of Brookyn weighing 1876 pounds nearly
eco pounds Inquire at I2s Pierepont street. Brooklyn
j. NODINES stables
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HOTELS.
|ANsION HOUSE, HICKS STREET. RRoorrvu mas
few desirable rooms vacant snIlablo for families q,
lie gentlemen which VIII be offered on rconabls lerms
, 1859-03-04

Eastern dates arc to Jan. goth. Below We
present short summary Of itemsi-
The House Committee on the Pacific Railroad,
Jan. 18th, voted down all propositions looking to
its construction, leaving Ito be acted upon by the
committee only Mr.. Stevcnson's resolution that
it is impolitic to embark in the construction Of
any road at this time. This is virtually dispos-
ing of the Pacific Railroad question for the pre-
sent session, at least. "a. ..H..# 81. p
Weather articles occupy considerable prOmi.
nenee in the Eastern Journals. No parallel ID
found in the present century for the intensity Of
the cold experienced, and many deaths from
freezing are recorded.
1t is confidently expected that an extra ses-
sion Of Congress will be called by the President,
as It is reduced TO almost certainty that there
will be failure to provide the necessary funds
for carrying on the operations Of the Govern
nent, and that Congress will adjourn on the 4tll
Of March next, leaving an empty treasury and a
deficiency for the present fiscal year Of nearly
eight millions Of dollars. ~
There is not the slightest disposition on the
part OF Congress to push forward the legislation
Of the country, but 1t seems that every effort
will be made to rctard business and prevent ac-
ton as much as possible. The country need
not expect anything to be dOne-the people
need look for no practical results, and then they
will not be disappointed. BY mastery in
activity" do our honorable members hope to
defeat all legislation, whether for public or pri-
vate interests, and they are bound to succeed.
The contracts for all tho mail steamship routes
to the Pacific expire in October, and Postmaster
General Brown is now laboriously engaged in
considering and deyising the best mode for con-
tinuing the same. At present the Department
is favorable to throwingopen all the routes TO
competition, and advertising for proposals. The
old Companies are resisting this with every
means in their power, and the war is now at its
height. The agents Of the several lines arc
here, and the Department is besieged late and
early. Gov. Brown listens patiently to sn, but
he continues "of the same opinion still" and
there is no doubt the contracts on each Of the
lines viii be given to the lowest bidders :.
Aletter from the Military Institute near Frank.
fort KY, states that quite row came off there
about the sth December. 1t appears that two
Of the students were fighting duel with pistols
and were parted by Col. Morgan, the General
Superintendent Of the institution. From this the
dissatisfaction commenced Twenty-seven stu
dents left Immediately, and thirteen more werC
soon to follow. i1i !a.T di st lahi
On the 24th of December, while Louis Bender,
who resides at Fostirn, Blair county, Pa, was Al
his work, and his wife was milking the cows, the
house caught fire, and boy aged five, girl aged
three, and baby only three months old, were
all burned to death. .4el,of 10 .ab. tag
The Kansas Ledger says the profits Of Mcssrs
Russells, Majors and Waddcll, contractors on the
expedition to Utah, are thus far million and
half dollars, exclusive Of stock on hand.
, 1859-03-04
Spiral Nutitts.

~ DIR. GuysOICs Improved Extrae, ~ -
Dock and saTsnnara, put up In quart bors
OF the pure Honduras Sarsapara than any other
extant which Is chemically combined with the
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus %
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other Ne
before the public Al the same time Il pereetir ~
all mineral POsOns, which be said Of ant ctbs "
saraparla compounds. The invalid should beEayr ~
eral and metallic ppsons, which enter into and form n NM
basis Of most Of the snTsaparas and Panacesa ~ aeve
GuysOtts Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and sar,sn.
does not contain particle Of these subsances as any
ascertain by applying the necessary tests. TsP-NNa
Let all poisonous sarsapara preparations aloue a. Z
Guysotts Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and
which Is thoroughly eicacious, perfectly harmleES Sn
vegetable An kinds of disease yield 10 M
Asa purifier Of the blood and the various SEn dSesss
be sure and set the QrAEr DOrTLEs, sOid by auu.,,,
PAhlk 4 WHITE, OenrFaI Agents, Imnor,.,, =.
Dealers In all valuable Patent Medicines lS WaShin
street, San Francisco. i 'l1 7'77-' " aaasstsn
, 1859-03-04

GoISG TO ErRoPE IN BAILooS-The Troy
IN. " Times says that Mr.. John La Mountain,
the acrOnaut, has made arrangements in Boston
for the construction Of balloon in which he de-
signs to attempt 10 cross the Atlantic, next
summer. The money is furnished BY wealthy
gentleman Of the modern Athens The balloon
is to be Of silk, with an aseensive power which
win make il capable Of carrying a hie-bOat
stocked with provisions and four passengers
The power it is designed to emplOyis the gun
cotton cngine-one Of which, owned by gen
tleman Of Springfield, Mass, has been tested,
and found TO operate satisfactorily. Before the
venture at smiling over the ocean, It is designed
to make three long voyages, starting from wcs-
tern cities, for tic purpose Of testing the capa-
biIitcs Of the entire contrivancc. Mr.. wisc, the
veteran ballOOuist approves Of the plan in all its
details. @91 Z
, 1859-03-04
lEv PAcIpIc ItArLRoaD PRoyrcT.


Mr.. Lander has recently submitted plan Cor
the construction Of railroad to Salt Lake City.
This would be the pioneer road, and designed
for temporary use only. His plan is thus seated: !:
He proposes 70 build the railroad from tile Mis-
sour. ct the mouth Of Platte river, 10 Salt Lake
City, for $1,000 per mile, provided he be allowed
70 import his rails without duty, and be ass gnvd
one section of land for each ten miles Of the
route. Or, paying the duties on the rails, he
offers 10 do the same work for ten thousand dol
lars per mile, with The same allowance o. land
mo distance IS 100 mnes At she arsl rat.
the total cost would Do q. S.5pO.coO; stthc second
rate, ell, ,o00.oO0.i There has beenpaid on the
contract with Russell Najors & Co, over this
line Of travel, for army transportation, within
one year, q, 500 900. on their statement. 50
that in three years the Government alone win
have business enough TO indemnify the builders.
saltLake city IS somewhat more than half thc
distance 10 California, r,rE 1a yssg q.
, 1859-03-04

nothing for the places vacated by those
who came hithcr have since been more than
filed by others, drawn to the Pacific by the
SINE glowing accounts that drew Californians
here.
As a natural consequence Of this sudden
influx of people, new towns suddenly sprung
into existence, and old ones have been ell
largcd, to accommodate largely augmented
population and trade; the number Of mills
has been increased, and the capacity of the
old ones enlarged new factories bave been
introduced, and every branch of business has
received a stimulus that has impaired fresh
life and vigor where before there was almost
a total want of animation. Cheering reports
come to us from all parts of the country.
At Port Townsend, extensive improvements
have been made within tn, past six months I;
the number Of inhabitants and buildings
being more than doubled in that short time.
The great lumber establishments at Port
Madison, Teekalet, and other points, have
undergone favorable changes; Seattle has not
been idle, nor yet Olympia, both of which
towns exhibit considerable improvements.
In no town or county, however, has the
change been so marked as in Steilacoom and
vicinity. Eight months ago, one-half Of
Of the sixty or seventy buildings in Stella
COON were unoccupied; not only are all of
these nov occupied, but some thilty more,
recently erected, are tenanted by families and
as workshops. Notwithstanding this large
ad lition, the demand for hou er1omanl .tor,-
room is by no means satisfied. Many new
buildings are proiec'ed and under contract,
TO be constructed during the ensuing summer.
Two breweries (ouc Of which has been for
some weeks brewing lager beer, anl the
other waiting the arrival Of materials from
San Francisco) are among the buildings re-
Gently erected. Tho demand is greater than
can be supplied by the one in operation /;
hence there IS ample room for, the second.
These facts speak for themselves, and require
no comment. 0 90 l2
But the town has not been alone in this
rapid growth the country adjacent is fast
filling up. Not less than fifty claims have
been taken and improved during the winter.
Heads Of several families are here Of present
from Oregon, in pursuit Of claims, who re-
present the desire as very prevalent among
people there to come to this Territory. We
think il is no exagye,ation to state that the
population Of Pierce county has increased
one hundred per cent in the last year, while
the neighboring counties arc not far, if any,
behind. lfv aa 2 300 2al n 10 Ho %.
Il is thus seen tat in the all-imrortal.t
matter o. settlement of the country we are
making rapid strides. As our advantages
Of climate, soil, position, etc., become known
abroad, We cannot fail to acquire population
yet more rapidly than heretofore, The peo-
pie ofthe Western States have a lively
sense Of these manifold advantages, and We
look for large emigration thence during the
coming year. r saplt o1g1l mo-
q ~ "a a H
, 1859-03-04
TEEKALET-ArrIyed Fen ib,b houa Nv,

TEEKALEr-Arived Feb 18th, bque Hyaek Peterson San
ports up the Sound; Tth do do ports down The sound 2l
schr Poster Libby Victoria; 22d Constitution Cove
ports up the Sound.
Sailed-Feb llh, bque Sea Nymph stege Ongkong; I5h
mr Constitution, Cove, ports down the Sound; ship Lizzie
JARVIS knpe shangae; ith smr Constitution, Cove ports
up the Sound; I'D, do, do ports down the Sound
In Pon-Bques MaynOwer, Jenny Ford Young Greek, lily.
aek Oreste ships Nazarene stamboul Orion, and schr
, 1859-03-04

BaT1ue Ella Frances Sanford MASTER put back to Puget
Sound In leaky condition. ed heavy gales Of wind
varying from sE to sw from the 10Th the 2is in lat 46
Ion " EO west hove overboard the deck load To tighten the
vessel heavy sra running the vessel laboFng hard
leaking 100 strokes In fifteen minutes sounded the pump and
found five feet Of water In the hold. q
, 1859-03-04
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

or Pierce County for the year A. N. IsSsi
SHERIFF's sALE-TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
- County Of Pierce. ---
Notice hereby given that VII sell by Public Auction
o the highest and best bidder MONDAY the nd day Of
May next, at the Court House, In the Of selacOon
following town lots for delinquent taxes for the year 1858
Sale to commence at II O'Clock AN. as % "a
aHHs Fr TO WHOM Total Tax,
DESCRIPTION PROPERTY. nuONGING with 10 ner Ct
, 1859-03-04
Sailed.


Feb 2jtl-Simr Constitution, Cove, olympia.
2sth-Stmr Constitution, Cove, ports down Sound.
, 1859-03-04

Feb 25tlBques Glimpse, Dayton, g for San Francisco;
TiltOn, Briard, do do; brig W Rice, Digs, do do
, 1859-03-04

SrEHAcooa LrsRAny AssoclArox--Th rcgu-
laFsmonihly meeting Of this Association takes
place On next Monday night a. WIN be scon
By notice elsewhere, Z The fifst instalment Of
books arrived last week in the brig ", D. Rice
A better selection could not vel have heen made
than Is comprised insthls lot, and the choice Is
very ereditable to the parties making Il Should
al future selections be IS good, We shan not Be
long without a library OF standard works to .lbe
justly proud Of @ Being possessed Of funds, So
cond supply win probably be ordered BY the
meeting Of Monday next, ~ s.al.ess
, 1859-03-04
TOWN L0T9l
HmLs's ADDITION 10 sTEmAcooM. 3
q GOOD CHANCE ron INVESTMENT

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
~ his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
ato Town Lots q one acre each s nov prepared 10 ell
ur seeking Investment This clalm for adtaniareous
location y not excelled ty any on Puget Sound The
site hes been laid out with view 70 beauty and conye
neDcaj the streets being four rods vide and M whole
plot well waterpd BY spTneS. eltes fof thro chufcho1
have already been donated and set apart The prices 81
Lots range fom $50 70 $50 each. according 70 locality
The proprietor oonlemplaies building wharf ffontho
greatly enhance The value of the entire property. 81
Parties Wishing 70 purchase can DO 90 hy applying 70
FhANk, CLARK Esq, Of sleiacoom, who, " power
6Oaf9-nN lylnom 20 D LDnUEL BILLS
, 1859-03-04

The Carson Valley correspondent Of he san
Francisco HsFqd, under date Of " Genoa. v,
T, Feb. 4th, thus writes IN respect TO- the i'm
migration % California ID the course ofithe pre-
sent year: lsii.' e i'aH 1o'iS--.is g T6ad
A gentleman who arrived here few days ago
from Wisconsin, Informs Us that the excitement
IN that region Of country in regard to immieTa-
ton 70 The Pacific coast s greater than il has ever
been before since the discovery Of gold in Cali.
icrnia le anticipates an Increase Of pcpula.
ton in your State, and IN the western part Of
Utah, BY this route alone, Of over one hundred
thousand persons, during the approaching sum
mer. The danger from the Indians manifested
BY he wholesale massacre IN the fall Of 1857,
and the hostile disposition Of the Mormons at
Salt Lake, prevented al immigration last sum
msr. These causes being happily removed BY
The presence Of our army IN Utah, no unusual
obstacle Is now in the way Of our receiving our
usual accession Of population BY this route.
, 1859-03-04

AckkowLEDcnEsTs.-wo are under obliga-
tons % ,. D. Fowler, Of Port Townsend. for q
package Of valuable Atlantic papers per NORTH
erner Mr. Fowler Is IN the receipt by every
steamer q Z large supply Of the best Eastern
papers Capt Cove, Phil. Murphy, and Purser
MolthIops ofthe Steamer oonstitatioh, viii please
accept our thanks ior late victOriu papers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
Headquarters.

SIXTH REGIMENT S. G. MILITIA.
ORDERS, NO
T>nE Upper and Lower Ba'iaI,ons t,,' som eom,
posing the 9th Essins,. 1'r"15y 9dr nyI 1ossa sna
Carolina Militia. will n5se1noi" 'or Dra' r"as aaa
Review at their respective Parade Grouno''
viz: D,. O,J EiaId
The Upper Battalion Mt brakes o'" f'eio'
on Saturday, the 9TH May neS!.
The Lower Battalion atChalk Lever on pat
urday l4th May next. =
The commissioned and non-commissloned OIL
fcers will attend ut each plnce the day previous
for drill and instruction Ill
Cantains commanding Beat C"mpan'es "hl
order out tho Pioneers IN their respective
commands. a.: ,,:u,r .ra
I.;.ut, Col. j. w. Foosche and Maj Miller are
charged with the extension OF M ,n'' 'F'e''
throughout their respective commands.
. The Jocassee Band will attend one o"y az
'A By order Of Col. wM. CLISKsCALEs;; -.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
Q btu a R Y

DIEDfTin Abbevile District. on Monday.
,25thSof April. 1859, Mus. DuhoSt', w''e
iMr. J6sHuA DuB,SE. after short Illness. at
advanced nge. Ter long and useful ~
Il wdh f6r her tn respect and love OF all
= knew her, and hr Christ ian walk through
satisfies us that sic has gone to the "h"us"
!:made With hands eternal in the heavens
lit at the righ, haul Of Chris: for oil eter'
Il. .
10 one like Mr. DuBosE, who has i''eo '''
tr his three score years and ten, II must be
.rt rending The soul of ore WI" mas 'een
tsenrypariun for more than half n century
sheen called from its clayey habitation 10
,h. IN rome of God.
nn,,h Mt all times is m nnwelcomc !'s'"r'
-, ,,nr, ..ep-c ally so. when its victim IL one
W. Eos, and most useful members OF society
ot W. s,universnllv loved and respected rs
e" nrH,sr While We shed n tear tor inc
I,no,t.L we extend to the hercaved hns","n
o,,r s;nc.ra M j heart felt sympathy IN the ios'
- ,I;v his nearest and dearest trenh
Oh ''''' '''' A FRIEND.
DIED, at his residence, in this District 10 ~,
c,iIiA DAVIS. in the Gath yral Of h'S nGe. II
Aroused c,niyrated To This State from VIRGIN,
;rl7qS. and has since that time resided III -"
t..,lc Distinct, lie was nan oil unnsnhl Ph!s
;c,l strength, and enjoyed remarkable ht"'Ih Ut
Il; short periol before his DEATH lie leaves
large family of descendants running TO me AZ
o.,.r,,inn. The deceased was IL man OF kh'
h.ar, md social disposition, and was UNIVERSAL
h.loycd by I'LL who knew him.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
LIVERY ST A B l. ES,
RY COEB {. CRAWFORD,

AEEETILLE, s. c.
IT, TIE Undersigned would inform the
,ryT1A public tia, t!:ey have formed coraF'-
n.r,i,ip for the purpose Of conducting
THE LIVERY !STABLE BUSINESS IN
ALI IT'S BRANCHES
Tb.r have taken the wri!-known Stables at
,.,.h'I TO t!.. lot of the Marshall House, occ"-
r;..d las, wear bv r. $. R"'!"tgc.
Thrse Stables, fronting Oh Washington street
ho,.l,..n r,rairrd ;.nl r,i,cd and are now wen
provided with lrovrn,!cr and at'cn''T" AAo'e
I,rs ior the accm,u,nuInt ion Of the pubic.
MR. CRAWFORD ";:e of the firm; may a.
wovs l.. fou..I mt the Stables aud he hopes. oy
closc attention to business. 10 ih'rl. nnu 'eee|
| n liberal share oE pubic patronage, ,r.cv
The S,ul,lcs will lie provided win BUY l
AND SADDLE HORSES. to hire, toge'neeF
| with every other accommodation usua"y
ferrd by similar cs'ntrh'Hsnt; lmry ":ommoe mnoe
alsn. COMMUDiUUS LOTS for the nccornnio, nee
nnia' ~ sTu,k DRIVERS and will furnish
lLem with provvmd.r, 1T living r"tss;
''en' "' EDMUND COBB.
j. Is. CRAWFORD.
Feb. SO, 1859 10
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13
Neu Goods! New Goods
GREAT BARGAINS!
M. STRAUSS,
KES B u K Y.

VxTISHING to reduce my Stock, offer some
w Of my GOODS
Less than Cost,
some at Cosr PRIcEs aud the balance with
VERY SMALL PROFIT.
Nv Stock is very large and selected with
iiSnv'S E0Op SKIRTS for 80 cts
D.I,aao o,5 White RRILLIANTES, IL cts
E MITSJIN F,st Culors. 10 cts
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