DRY GOODS
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TVHE subscriber having made arrangements 1 with MT. William E. Woodruf. to form a connecti0n in the Mercantile business, (which Is tb take effect on the EIrat of Sept. next, is desirOus of reducing considerably his present stock of Goods. which is very extensive: and the more readily to effect the proposed object will sell until the first of Sept. any article in the Dry Goods line. for cash cr approved notes. AT COST, and any depreciated Goods at less th0n cost. An enumeration of articles would he superauous; it may be sufficient to say that his assortment is probably the most complete and extensive of any to De found in the county, embracing almost every article usually to he found ina Dry Goods store. the greater part of which are of the most valOa- bls kind and the public are assured that they will in m ease be required tO pay ashigher price for Goods than the New York wholesale prices. It is presumed that no person in want of g6ods will fail to examine for himself and improve the opportunity which is now pre- sented t0 purchase cheap. s, s