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The New York herald., 1877-01-10
THE HOLMES CASE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
My attention. has been called to article In your
paper of the 30th ult, which is so erroneous It's
statements that feel II to be duty TO myself
futc them In the first place the assertion that "Mr
Holmes brought SUI. against his Frank
for eight weeks board and judgment was
rendered against him. is without foundation
as Is the statement mat dispute between
my wife aud myself nad been decided by Chancellor
Runyon against me. No case was ever tried before
Chancellor Runyon, who IL personal Trend OF nine,
In whcn was interested. The truth Us that three
years ago my wiio lett me at the lnstgation OF my
eldest ana lawyer, and remained in Penn
syivania FOR about u year. She returned on
the strength OF my offer of allowance OF
81, 400 year, together with furnished residence
worth as much more. My wiic lives in this
house. This action met with opposition IRON my
Anthony, who threatened 10 annoy me until i would
advance u sufficient SUN TO start HIN IN business.
declined to comply with his demand being dcsirous or
making him exert tte worthy energy IN his own
behalf. Respectfully, H. W. HOLMES.
ORANGE, N. j., Jan. o, 1871
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
A LAWYERS TROUBLES.

Occupying quarters at present In the Middesex
County jail, at New Brunswick, ~ j.. is n Newark
lawyer named William A. Bovine, who was indicted by
the Grand Jury for alleged fraud. 1t appears that a
butcher named William Messcroc bought side OF beef
from Henry Walker Of New Brunswick, summer before
last which was promo need unsound McsseroIe then
brought suit against Walker through Bovine and OBJ
taincd judgment, against which Walker appealed
Bownc it ~ alleged without the consent Of his client,
compromised the matter, giving Walker receipt dis.
charging him and receiving comparatively small
amount OF money IN the said settlement. Messeroc,
however, held wax sr and obtained another Judgment,
which was satisfied by Walker, the defendant Bovine
was indicted Tor fraud upon Walkers complaint Tor the
COMPROMISE settlement without tho knowledge or con-
ca nj of Mcsserolc.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
The total includes II deaths in Institutions in the

The total includes IL deaths in institutions In the
First ward. l25 IN tho Third, in the Fourth, IL IN the
Ftn 10 IN the Sixth, IN the Seventh IN the Eighth,
127 III the Ninth IN Ten.h, 22S tho Eleventh,
1,O0l tho Twelfth. IN the Thirteenth In the Four
tcenlh 20 in tho Fifteenth % IN the Sixteenth 10 in
The oevcuteenth IN tho Eighteenth, 2, ISL IN the
Nineteenth. ~ in tho Twentieth, 723 IN the Twenty
first, la IN the Twenty second 80 IN the Twenty rd
and IN the Twcnty-!ourth wards of the mortality tor
the year.
OF the 3l5 deaths from smallpox for the year 204
the Nintcenth ward IL in the Sixth, l5 IN the
Eighth, III in the Twenty second. OF the 362 measles
the Nineteenth ward furnished the greatest number
(S4); the Twenty second 4O the Twentieth and
Twentyirs 81 and 33 respectively. The seventeenth
and NlntecDlh furnished the deaths from
tina, 1O2 each; the Twentieth, ~, and the Eleventh.
49, Diphtherla was most fatal ~ the Invent y-second
ward. with 22l deaths; the Nineteenth with 19S /;
Twentieth, w'.h 13l and Seventeenth, with 1872 tol-
ow ing order Group caused SO dca his in the Seven
ttepth ward ana So IN the Twenty second
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
AFT SAILS.

The Congrcve collection of witcr coors at present
on exhibition at the Leavtt Art Gallery IN Broadway
Will be sold by auction to-day. The works are well
selected and represent the French, English and Ro-
man schools.
There are a number OF oil paintings by American and
foreign artists on exhibition at Schenck's Gallery
They will be sold by the afternoons Of
Thursday and Friday
A number of curious Oriental art Objects which
formed parts OF the Centennial exhibits OF Tuns and
Japan, comprising cmbrodcrics, tapestries, ancient
wcapons brass work, curIos, lacquer and porccains
will be offered for sale nj Clinton Hall on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. The collection is Itch and
curious. IL will remain public Wow until the day
nf hc
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
ART NOTES.

Tho Artist Fund exhibition will be held this year
In the Kurtz Gallery. and is expected to be very
interesting The reception takes place the 18th,
and tho exhibition will be thrown open to the public
on the following day. Tho works will remain on view
until the end OF the month, whom they will DO sold by
public auction. In order to accommodate the nu-
mcrous patrons the Artist Fund the sale will tak
place in the hall of the Young MEMS Christian
cation, corner of Twenty-third street and Fourth
avenue.
The trustees OF the Lenox Library have issued q
neat catalogue OF tho paintings aud sculptures in their
collection, which will ADD to its interest The gallery
win be open the public every Monday and Thursday
from eleven A. NJ. till four +. NJ Admission will 10
by icket, which can be obtained on application by
postal card to the superintendent at tho Library in
Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

BROOKLYN POOR RELIEF.

great deal OF dcstituton prevails in Brooklyn and
those persons who have been engaged the distr,bu
ton supplies to the poor Tor number OF years past
say that the applications for help tins winter
greater than ever before. Five supply houses have
recently been opened, and they throngcd daily
with hundreds OF neeuy people. Each applicant found
worthy received one pound OF brown sugar. quarter
OF pound ol black tea, two pounds OF oatmeal four
pounds of RICE fifteen pounds OF Hour and nine pounds
~ nnli
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual dinner OF the New York Horticultural
Society took place last evening at Mouquins restau-
rant, Ill Fulton street. The table was magnihcenily
adorned with choice ana rare flowers, selected and
arranged with all the OF professional florist Ia
the centre tho table large floral design re.
presenting ship under iul sail, the tody OF which
was made OF camcllias, roses and poinsctts and the
rigging OF the smiInx trimmed with rosebuds and
acacia blossoms. About 100 persons were present,
most OF whom were members OF the society, pro-
gardeners and florists OF this the surround
ing ctics The dinner was thoroughly enjoyable
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
TIE LIEDERKRANX.

The German Liederkranz held its ihirticlh annual
meeting at Liederkranz Hall, In Fourth street, last
night, .cx-Mayor Gunthcr presiding. The association
numbers about 200 members, Of whom 100 arc active
vo,alists Beside these there Is ladies' choir con.
nectcd with the organization, numbering sixty five
singers.
year President, William Stcinway Vice Presidents g.
Emil ungcr and Jul Holman: Secretaries, Paul
Gocpol and LOUIS Bockstoevcr; Treasurer, Justus r.
Popgenburg a. Paur, for many years tho musical
leader OF the organizaton was retained MS the
OF the choir
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THE DIME BARRIERS:

permanent organization OF the ''ten cent? BARRIERS
has been effected by the election OF the following
officers :--Prcsidcnt, L. Buchncr; Vice Presidents,
A. Pimper and A. Drehcr; Recording Secretary,
Ph. Schmtt; and +. Prass, Finance Secretary.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

In the dry goods store OF Theodore Ncgbaur, No IS
Newark avenue, Jersey City. Tho flames spread rap.
idy extended to the adjoining house, occupied by
Pbilip Aaronsvn n merchant tailor. several iamiics
lived on the upper noors oi both buildings, but all the
inmates escaped without injury. Tho loss on both
buildings is sct down at $4,000, which Is fully COW
cred by insurance.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
THE BROOKLYN RINK.

At O'Clock last evening the Brooklyn Rink
opened public and a series OF roller skating
entertainments commenced The floor OF the build
Ing vas covered with Swiss rock asphalt, and the
skaters glidcd easily IL. The inside OF tho Rink
was gayy decorated. On Thursday evenings there
10 be special attractions Professor Conterno and the
Twcnty'third regiment band arc TO supply the music
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
"GENA GIGANTEA."

Mr.. Z. Il. A. MacGcacny, better known as "Danbury
News Mae" made "cw rcmarks' last evening TO a
large audience in the United Presbyterian church,
West Twcnty-hith street. between seventh and Eighth
avenues lie began by apologMng for not having
with him the lecture hc had prepared tor tho
III had engaged canal boat to bring up Broadway
but the boat coldcd with HE insurance agent and
sunk. Consequently he would have to talk about
something with which he was not lamiar, and would
venture TO talk about "Chcek confident he could
haust the audience sooner than the subject.
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SUNDAY TRAINS IN JERSEY.

The Newark and New York Railroad Company has
been induced to four trains each way Sundays.
Mr.. Schak intends to mako an application to the
Legislature for law making the running OF Sunday
trains compulsory.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
A JUST REGRE +.

Justice Walsh yesterday sentenced William Walsh,
who beat his wife a horrible manner on New Years
Eve at their residence Plymouth street. Gold,
10 the Penitcntay Tor SIX months AM regretted that
hc could not send him for a longer period.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
UNSAFE.

month or two since safe weighing six tons was
placed in tho room Of the Brooklyn Police Property
Clerk, ana the walls OF the police telegraph room have
since badly cracked. The occupants OF the telegraph
:car lest the sale, with It's contents, should
come down upon them. although they have been as
sured by the inspectors that there Is no danger.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
FERRY, VICE DELMAR.

Ex- Police Captain Daniel Ferry was sworn in yester
day morning Justice al interim of shc First District
Court ON tho LIST of May the term expires. The
vacancy occurred by the election OF Justice Deimar
County CIorx.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
NOT THAT LEVY.

AsaheI s. Levy, OF No. 10 Wall street, says ho is not
tho attorney A. S. Levy mentioned in connection with
the Webster divorce suit IN yesterdays HERALD.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10


IL Will, no DOUBT be matter of interest TO tho
camille community to learn that during the past year
large amount of timber, boards ana shingles have
been exported from New York, which trade
formerly iAonopozed by the neghboring Dominion
of Canada and which does appear IN the above
hpIu
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VITAL STATISTICS.

Five hundred deaths reported to have occurred
In this CITY during week ending Saturday, January
q, 1877 which increase OF 81 as compared with
the number reported the preceding week, and ~ less
than reported during the corresponding week OF
1876. The actual mortality for the week ending De-
cember 80 was 4S2 which Is hfty-iour less than the
number which occurred during tho corresponding
week OF the past five years, and represents AN annual
death OF % 43 1000 persons vlng the popula.
ton estimat ed at l, ,069,370.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
The following Is comparative statement OF cases OF
contagious diseases reported at this Bureau for the
Two weeks ending January g, 1S77:-
Week Ending~
Dec 30. Jai. u.
scarlet lever. cr.............................. 66 81
Cerebro-spinu meningitis. ,
Measles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Diphther ................................ 46 f3
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

GRgEy-DRAcHMAv Miss BESSIE DRAcHAAN, OF 'eI'
sey CITY, TO Mr. EDWARD GREEN, OF New YORK. NJ
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MARRIED.
ApEE-HrLr--In this city, January T. by hev >.
Spencer Kennard Mr. TITus X. ADEv and MISS 0LAhA
A. HILL, both oil Westchestcr. ,.
lEArrIE-BRIGGs. the residence oil tho orue
mother Eastchcster. n. Y, on Wednesday, December
20 1876, by the Rev. W. 5. Coney, ANDREw BEArris 70
MARY LOUISA BRIGGS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04

view the political condition in the Southern
States, and the alleged outrages upon Repub'
licans there, and asked how loyal men liked
the idea of being subjected again to the !dicta'
ton of solid South.
Mr.. Ward, of Allegheny, interpreting, asked,
who made the solid South2
Mr.. Tremaine replied "Don't revive issues
that were laid at rest yesterday let us turn
to the future and unite our efforts to ward OF
the disasters that threaten the country through
revival of disloyal Democratic rule by the
aid of the solid South. New York is the key
to the situation. Hold this fort, and all is
safe hold this fort, and the plans of the ene-
my will fall to the ground" He proceeded
to argue that "the Republicans could have
carried the State at the last election. In the
presence of great disadvantages, we saved the
Legislature. This year, stimulated by the
fact that we have United States Senator, we
can do better STILL" He did not sympathize
with but earnestly secuted the idea that be-
cause of the acrimony shown in the Conven-
tion on the previous day, that permanent
rupture of the Republican party would be the
result. He closed with an appeal for unanim-
ity and earnest work, and the Convention then
adjourned sine die.
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severance, and is sure of winning the prize of

severance, and is sure of winning the prize Of
success. $50
Judge T. J. Mackey arrived in town on
Saturday from Laurens, where he closed his
Court at daylight on Friday. He has been
rendering excellent service to the people IN
his new sphere of labor: As he did in the
counties of the Sixth Circuit, so he is doing
in those of the Seventh-closing the shops
that carried on illicit traffic in cotton at night.
This is benefit to farmers of incalculable i'm
portance. In Newberry he ousted Radical
Sheriff, who was holding over in violation OF
law, and put in his place good and true
Democrat, who had been lawfully elected. de
also caused this same Radical Sheriff to sur
render to the proper persons over three thous-
and dollars, which he had been improperly
keeping for several years. For the good work
done BY Judge Mackey, the newspaper press
of the Seventh Circuit accord him the praise
and commendation which he so highly mer-
its. Before leaving Newberry, the Judge was
informed that II. G. Corwin, Esq, of that
town, and now representing that county in the
State Senate, would be appointed Collector
of the Port at Charleston. Though Repub-
lican. his character is unstained by corruption
in Office, and his appointment would give
general satisfaction throughout theState: he
is recommended for. the 'Collectorship by
prominent Democrats. rs rs.,.c re-, ;. =.
An Irish emigrant, who had been living
with Mr.. Cunningham, in the vicinity OF
Blackstocks, was found dead near bis house
on yesterday. His body bore no evidence of
violence, and the most probable supposition is
that he came to his death from heart disease.
-.. ... 1870. ... ..-... .... QUI.
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A Very Good Reason.

The reason why only one sample bottle OF
MERRELL's HEPATINE for the Liver will be sold
to the same person, for ten cents, by our Drug
gist, JOHN c. KUYKENDAL, is because of the
enormous expense of importing the Hepatine in
to this country but as there are fifty doses in the
large size bottles, it seems two cents per dose is
cheap enough after all for medicine that cures
dyspepsia and liver complaint All who have not
had sample bottle are entitled to one for ten
cents, at JOHN C. KUYKENDAL'S Drug Store.
Three doses relieve any case of dyspepsia, con-
stipation, indigestion, or l!e~ complaint in the
world. Regular size bottles, lfty doses, $780,
September 20 3S eawly
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NOTICE..

ILL persons having purchased the PEP, S1o
n MONT, or WILCOX & GIBBS GOANO
from me. are hereby notified that their Notes and
Accounts have been placed in my hands for collec-
ton, and parties failing to come forward and set Set
tie up by the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER,
next, will lose the benefit of the Cotton Option.
Also, parties indebted to me for supplies, are
requested to come forward at once and settle, as
their NOTES AND ACCOUNTS ARE NOW
DUE. One kind word to those in arrears on ola
claims: You will please come up and settle, as
my business must be closed up. r,o,,S
October ~ 81
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED-At the residence of the brides faith
er, on the 25th instant, by Rev. w. w. Ratchford,
Mr.. J. BOYCE FALLS, of Cleveland county,
N. c., and Miss MAG j. ASH, of York county,
S. G.
On the End instant, by Rev. w. w. Ratchford,
Mr.. G. R. McCARTER and Miss MARY A.
KNOX. All of York county.
At the house of James Ferguson, the brides
step father, on the goth ultimo, by Rev e: r.
ZIE CRAWFORD.
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The Spring Season,

With its frequent changes brings many diseases
to Horses-the most dangerous of which are dis
temper, lung fever and epizootic. Owners should
guard against those fatal diseases, by the timely
use of that most wonderful agent in curing and
preventing those diseases-that can be relied on,
"Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders" They are
celebrated all over the United States for their in
trinsic merits and magic power in bracing the
system of horses cows, hogs, sheep, &C., against
disease. Sold by J. G. KUYKENDAL.
Ootobord 40 1t
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OBITU AIRY.

D1ED-In this county, near Bethel, on the Lot 18th
of September, 1877, MARGARET CLEMEN-
TINE, youngest daughter of Mr.. M. H. and Mrs:
J. H. Currence, aged % years months and I
days. orr,
in this county, on the2sth ult., Mrs. RACHEL
McGILL, wife of John McGill, aged II years.
On the 25th nltimo after a short illness, Rev.
WYATT HART, aged 81 years.
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Ever since Ewes incautious experience in
the Garden of Eden, Babies have been the
institution. Petted by men and loved by wo'
men, their baby life would be an absolutely
happy existence but for those evidences OF
mortality exhibited in Collie, Flatulency,
etc.,-all happily relieved at once, however,
by the prompt use Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers at pri-
AA.b vate sale his HOUSE AND LOT,
situated in Yorkville, 8. G. The
improvements consist of good,
comfortable frame dwelling, pleasantly situated
in the midst of fine shade trees good stable and
all necessary outbuildings; good water in the
yard, supplied by an improved pump; d1!ae hne
Of fruit, fine grapes, &c. With the house and lot
are also
SIX ACRES OF LAND,
all adjoining, and all Of which will be sold TO-
gether. A rare opportunity is here presented Tor
purchasing a comfortable residence in town.
Apply to W. r. Hohbs.
October l.! 40 -l u
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TAX NOTICE.

TN accordance with law and in pursuance of in
structions from the Comptroller General, my
books for the collection of balance Of the taxes
for 1877" will be opened the following places and
times:
At Blacks Station, on Monday, 1st, and Tues
day, until O'Clock, p M, October I'd.
1t Fort Mill, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, Sd, 4th and 5th days Of October.
At Rock Hill, from Saturday the 9th, to Satur-
day the 18th of October, inclusive,
At Carrol's Store, on Monday the 18th day Of
October.
At Yorkville from the 10th day Of October to
the 3lst day of October, inclusive, when the books
will be closed and the penalty attach.
The limited time allowed for the collection Of
the taxes prevents my attending at all the pre-
cincts. go
The levy for State purposes is seven mills for
county purposes, two and one-haf mills. By
direction Of the Comptroller General the levy for
railroad purposes is enioined, pending the inves-
tigation Of the indebtedness Of York county.
T. C. ROBERTSON, County Treasurer.
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BEDSTEADS,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
)f the United States for the District Of g. Carolina

IN THE NATTER OF
F. N. wALKER.-In Bankruptcy.
at Yorkville, in said District, on the 10th day OF
,'i a September, 1877.
TNHIS is to give notice that Petition has been
filed in the said Court by F. N. WALK
Err, Of Spartanburg county, in the said Dis.
trict, duly declared a Bankrupt, under the Act OF
Congress-, entitled "An Act to Establish Uni
form System Of Bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted states," Approved End March, 1867, for dis
charge and certificate thereof, from all his debts
and other claims provable under the said Act
and the 11th day Of October, 1877, at IL O'Clock,
NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the same before
Bankruptcy of said Court, at his Office In York
Vile, South Carolina, when and where the cred
itors may attend, and shew cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said Petition should not
be granted.
r. RI. WALLACE, q. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
By T. W. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
September 20 80 3t
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Does Father Love his Childrena n".
Not much when he knows worms are destroying
them, and he fails to make the small expenditure
of twenty. five cents for one bottle of Shriner's
Indian Vermifuge, which would relieve the
whole family. Sold by ]. c. KUYKENDAL.
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MAKE ME- FEEL GOOD.

DARTIES owing us for Goods on Account Will
make me feel good by coming forward and
settling up, their accounts were due on Octo6er
lat. II. w. HOPE.
October 4 40 lm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF YoRK.-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William L. Sandifer, Plaintiff against Robert
Patterson, Defendant.-Sumn'onst for Rettef
To the Defendant ROBERT PATTERSON:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, which has
been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, for the said county, and to serve
COPY of your answer on the subscriber, at his
office in Yorkville, South Carolina, within TWEEN
ty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the
day Of such service; and if you fail to answer
this complaint within the time aforesaid the Plain
tiff in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Yorkville, s. c., September 10th, A. d.,
1877.
w. I. CLAWsoN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
OctOber4 40 OF
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF YORK.
AUCTION SALES.
LAND FOR SALE.

.., LAND FOR SALE.
Executor of the estate of WILLIAM WAL
N LACE, deceased, will offer for sale at pub
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
1877, the plantation known as the "Hugh Simril'
tract, adjoining lands of estate of R. G. McCaw,
Andrew Stewart, A. D. Choat and others, con-
tanning
TWO HUNDRED g. TWENTY-FOUR ACRES,
more or less-a portion of it good bottom land.
TERMS or SALE.-CASH.
w. B. ALLISON, Executor.
October 30 5G
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SpetiaI Nutites.
Religious Notice.

There will be preaching, at the usual hour, at
Beersheba Church on the first Sabbath of the
present month. L. X. McCoRMlCk.
October 40 IL
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

III. w. HOPE & co.
I'd EG leave to call the attention of their friends
ID and the public generally to the fact that they
are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes. Gents Hats, and Ready Made Clothing,
all of which will be offered at prices to suit the
times. Having purchased our Goods from first
class houses we feel assured that we can sell any
Goods in our line
AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN YORK.
Parties wishing to buy Goods for CASH, and buy
them CHEAP, will find it decidedly to their ad-
vantage to give us trial before making their pur-
chases elsewhere. II. w. HOPE q w.
October4 40 I'm