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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-09
Dart XII. PENNY MAGAZINE OF THE
Il SOCIETY FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL

KNOWLEDG day pubishcd-Price I2l cents.
CoNTENTS-Cbina,N No the Cities of China; Fossil
No q Lord Bughess Advice Son concerning Expense
Ancient Seges; the Bishops Throne in Durham Cathedral;
Helm Admission of the Public Private Gardens &c
SILK Trade OF France Piazza of Monte Cayao;
Monomapa in Horses Gas Lighting: Population
Mortality in London within the Wal Lord Burgeg's Ad-
wee to his Son concerning the Teatu en Of Chdre the Devils
Bridge Schools of Art Variety of knowledge; the Porpoe
China. No the Cities China; America Opposition 10 I'm
provemen; Tppes Tger the Grouse Of Europe No. Vulgar
Errors Anecdotes Of Ancient Eating worceer The Grouse Of
Europe, No q Mineral Kingdom section 49, Paa China No
the Great Wolf of China Analysis Of old Magazines Hurry
Aicantara; the Wye.
ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART XLI.-Norh Gate of Pekip:
Hen and Skull of the Fossil Elk Of ireland; Horns
with their Batterng Ran, combined with Tower; Movea
heTowers Bishops Throne Durham C.srs Piazza of Monte
Cavsilo Rome; Devils Bridge Ssuk sss; Porpoe Skele-
ten Of the Porpeise Tippos Tiger; CzpenSe or
Woed Worcester Cathedral and City; Psmigsn Bridge and
Tower of Acanara, Spain; Codwe Roek Goodrich Castle
Coracie; Chepsiow Castle.
In order that the volumes might numbers Of am entire
year. the st volume closed with the PIGMENT 81
and published with Title and Index, bound eth cloth
whse the 1885 also hound rst with an In
dex and TIe-pce 50 The third Volume containing the whole
Of the 1884 is ass compeied-prioe bound The three
volumes are enbelishsd with ia engraving.
PARTS XXXIv. AND XXXv completing Vel 8 of THE
PENNY CYCLOPEDIA Of the Society for the Diffusion of
Os Krodge published may had Of all the
booksellers price 2 cents EACH The fr and third VOL
London, Charles Knight New York VIM JACKSON: Bos-
Richards. N' We
The office of the Penny Manazne Penny Cyclopa are
81 Cedar street. where booksellers dealers supplied with
all the parts which have been published Any part of either work
may be had separate.
payment in advance for any work published by him.
jana, y, IL VIM. JACKSON Celia
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u THE S'EXCHANGEAND
SHIP LETTER OFFICE, is removed 10 No. 81 Dad
dec

THE CONFEDERATION sale at the Herald
Office, 149 Nassau EXTRAS, containing beautiful wood
Of the Exchange Ruins also Map Of the Burnt District
with lively and graphic descriptions othe PRICE ONLY
ONE CENT PER COPY.
Also splendid Steel Engraving of the Interior Of The Mer
chants Exchange with letter description Of the building and
Me burning-pubshed at the Herald Office, 48 Nassau street
Price IL each by retail. dec 25-tf
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THIS DAY is PUBLISHED, price Is cents, part
VII OF THE FAMILY COMMENTARY the Holy

Bible, from Henry Sce
other writers and illustrated By beautiful wood cut by Adams
published London the Reous Tract Society," revised and
abridged in monthly parts containing 81 pages large octave
and gaving The Eng& Society which issues this work
composed Of Christians denominations and their object
TO furnish valuable exposition sfhe Bible cheap and pop
ular FORM that should be worthy The appreciation of all Christians
Being published without the text be used with Bbe
New York: William Jackson Leavitt, Lord CO.. William
Pierce Boston, OHn Rogers Philadelphia. jan Bill, 14l6
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A CARD,-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMs |
E PosT sSoE ~ MER5

WATER Proprietor solicitation
of number Of Merchants has connected with his establish
ment a SUB POST OFFICE-through which merchants and
others receive FROM and forward their letters the City Post
Ohce every hour during the day
Letter Bag will also be closed the News Room the latest
possible the mails will be taken
from the Post Office containing letters the mails
sorted Letters will be delivered from the Post Office the special
order Of the Merchants whom they addressed Further par
tcua Of the be obtained application at the
News Room where also all information concerning the arrival and
departure Of the mails a all times he obtained.
Also every particular relative Ship Letter Bagthe time of
closing &c all times be had application the Count
Sng Roem Clerk jan 5-d
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;HES OF INFIDELlTY, No. |, is

y SKETCHES OF INFIDEL1TY, No. is
published giving the rise Ind
y Atheism, Addition and Amslganation New
foot by Miss Frances Wright Robert Dale Owen and Bena-
min H. Day editor and proprietor 1.-THE Sum- all 1nfdeIs
Atheists, in the years 1884, s. and For sale Herald
Office No 4s Nassau street. where the other will he
issued regular successioe Price only ONE CENT per
Der. Jan 5-u
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NOWOPEN.-J. TIiOM respectfully informs the citi-
Iens OF New York that he is now exhibiting in the American
Old Mortality and his Poney, full length statue of Burns; Willie
and Allan from the Willie brewed peck omaD Tam
OShaner Seuter Johnnie and other works Open from 10 A. NJ
till p NJ aud from till 10 evening
Admittance % cents Season tickets, 81. OCT l5-tf
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EDGAR JENKINS. Auciioneer
VARIABLE. ,PoR0nPpERTn IN ELi1 ss.E I,6.
THE OLD GALEN,S HEAD. ~ Ped

FINHE Old GALENsS HEAD, y Peck Sip-Df-
EVANS superior method of curing certain disease, aai-
versay acknowledged in this city. Also Gee Stictues FB
las, and all diseases arising from the impurities OF bosd T<
medicines mild safe expeditions and regularly improve tbe
strength his charges reasonable and the
feet without confinement hdrance fom buserece and 10
cal cmed in few days without particle Of N rcuy.
Sirasge possiby experience difficulty making cheics
Dr. Il. respectfully socs call, which will enable them
else their judgmcnh experience extensive Hospitals,
America for SO years. will he confident eusbe him
feet satisfaction all those who favor him with their confidence.
81
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ING SUB fosF route OF line Of Sub Pos, boxes, in
regularity. committed his charge shall
be carefully in tie City Post Office in due time Having
had good deal of experience The Sub Post line he has doubt
SUB POST BOXES
Are located in the following Places
Frankln CoAse-hou,e, Is Cedar street
Franklin Cohes-honse, &c Maiden lane.
National Hotel, Broadway.
Mereh ants Coffee house, 1872 Water
Bunce Farrsr, Maiden lane and South
Merchants Exchange, z B. DAD street.
Bowling green House, l6 Broadway
Merchants Hotel, Broad and Pearl.
Reed Cary, IL South
Custom House Hotel Pine and Nassau.
William Peana, victuaier, Fulton street.
Box might be plaoed-by giving the subscriber
Boice-will be Immediately attended TO-
jms-H GEORGE WHITNEY, lag William street.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MERCAN-
TILE LIBRARY ASsOCIATION-The Committee appoint
ed Meeting held Clinton Hail. Wednesday evening" the
9th u the following gentlemen candidates for Officers Of
the Association, for the ensuing year.
For Preden-Chares Role, E. Il J. Griffith.
For Vice President-E. r Billings, Lawrence & Trmbe.
For Treasurer-James Roach, Phoenix Bank,
For Secretary-John NJ Bradley, Robbins l. Painter
FOR DIRECTORS.
s. Townsend Nicol, Robert Smith Co.
Benjamin A. whitlock, Tiffany, Anderson 4 Co.
VIII Wright George Brinckerhof.
A. Nesbitt, Hone, Costar Co.
W. Kmeys, Boo man. Johnston & Co.
yohn H. Holden, William Kembe
James Davis, al Moore & Jackson.
George Jackson, John Greenfield Son.
SIDNEY KOPMAN, Chairman
THOS. W. TALLMAN, Secretary.
EDWARD PAYSON
FRED A. coNRLIN, Committee.
EGBERT STARR,
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a CHURCH IN CHAMBER STREET,
NJ Opposite THE CITY HALL. For SAL -.El

consistory Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in the
city of New York. offer for sale their and ground, in Cham
Der street. adjoining the Saving Bank story brick
House and lot immediately in the Reed street The church
built in the most substantial by days work and
bic OF being ae red TO great advantage Houses Stores Hotel
or Bath being the Manhattan works The hou
he street. o built in best manner being
ted with the Chamber street Lots is advantage should The
purchaser desire alter it either of the purposes Pos
session Immediately For further particulars apply to VIM p
Esq corner OF Wall and Nassau street. RICHARD
OAKLEY Real Estate Agent No. Pine street ian Civ
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= AMIDON,s CELEBRATED SHORT
AND MEDIUM MAPPED BEAVER HATS Al he

( low OF -, they quality requisite in the
costly Hat being made fine fur body instead with
the finest Beaver knapphey retain their colour shape elasticity
and finish, in all veshers and municipalities which these
wool bodies, and made in the ordinary possess
Sales Rooms, of w all and Nassau streets
r. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
ton, price "a. oct 2D-3m.
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HUDSON'S MERCHANTS NEWS ROOM,
AND FOREIGN SHIP LETTER OFFICE, corner of Wall
and Water stree-Leten all Foreign Ports will be received
usual this establishment and forwarded by the earliest
dec 2l-2w
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DA PONTA INFORMS THE LOVERS OF TTAL-
LIE IAN Literature that he will begin S. Deys Mop5sr
next to read the Italian Classics with pupils and that ne
number of pupils being limited eny three four can vet I
admitted "Dane The Prince Of the Italian will BE-
6 Terms sc lessons for $3.50 4yancc r. n
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NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-TH PRO-
petor Of t wcl known establishment begs 10 return
his thanks 10 his friends and the public general for rbe
they have given him during the past year. hopes by
ance of his exertions, still 10 merit their patronage
He would also those having horses for sale ,s, h h
never knewn horses TO bring better prices than this time
The sales continue 10 take place every Monday al 10 ~
he next sale will commence Monday lth inst al u
All HORSES carriages harness. A intended this sale nst he
shewn and entered on or before Saturday BIB inst p M
jan56 JOHN w. WATSON rs prasJ
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TO WATCHMAKERS PAWN RRoKERa
pod naeD .1r perss1 having u possession chased
ae h or having knowledge the present possesso or
any person receiving such watch ts altered The
oy giving information that be found Mr. Hslfs
ne corner OF Madison and Market will be literally
le"dfoeo jsn6-Sfs
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WALL sTREET.-sATURDAY, yAN.e Q.

The gloomy weather gloomy times gloomy had quite
effect yesterday The sales Of very limited
the Governors Message fell almost still press We
did not single who said he had read through The
make believe anbank sentiment. Of Mr.. Marcy laughed
by the bank applicants. They know better.
Ne maino letters received serday from Washington
By the daily express learn that Congress, just begun talk
about the New York fire.
The small panic produced by the Of Mr. Barton has
somewhat subsidized Marine tocks-not article of speculation
heavy aud lower Others maintain their former prices
United States Ban sold for l2 This with the hayess
dividend woul be equal i6 Great hopes expressed that
the legislature of Pennsylvania will rehser this bank The
aspect Of French affairs raises u Bank stock In the of
actual hosttiies, it would 60 up to 100 OF 1875
The brokers yesterday acted very handsomely They sub
crbed $1,000 for the sufferers by the fire. and $3.50 for the Fire
Department Fund.
The fixtures in New Orleans have created sensation here
1t feared that of the New York win also give
On Thursday brokers wadded of Wal street. lame ducks
One Of them formerly connected with young wildng who is
be tried believe. to-day, before the Court Of Sessions Yet
money veiy plenty The various dividends paid out
and renveed supposed to be equal To two mi lions
This fact taken in con with another inspection day being
passed. has caused quite plentiful supply for good paper
United States Bank lila, II, Neptune Ins- Co. los,
Union Bank, 1N, Jackson ms, "a, 6h
Bank Of America, Il9, farmers Loan, 1914, ~,
Phoenix Bank 12l, Jefferson Ins. Co., %,
Del Hud, IS, s., 81, 5.,5 A. Bowery ms, los 5s6
Dry Dock Bank, 1S5, Merchants Elk. Co., 100,
Morris Canal, 81, so3 co. Mohawk r. r., 9St, ST,
N. o. Canal, lol, Paterson r. r., n, $50,
Planters Blk, Miss. 49, Bost. x Prov. r. X, 1884,
Am Tr Co.. (Bsit) lola Bos. n. r., s6l, 81, 50,
Kentucky Bank, s6i, Utica r. R., us, -
Ocean ms Co., l244 N. Ill. & H. K r. 964.
Amer. ln. Co, ll74,
Latest London Date, Dec. 5
Latest Liverpool Date Dec.
Latest Havrc Date Dec. 8
Latest Paris date, Dec. 8
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ARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, atrf
Will be performed the drama Of
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
Roll, Mr.. waiIack AIonzs, : Mr. Mason
To- conclude with The @sle dramatic opera Of he
FORTY THIEVES.
Ali Baba, MI. Fisher Mutapha, Mr. Placide
Morganna, Mrs Hlson
Doors open Ct Performance quarter
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the tragedy Of
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Damon, Mr.. IngersO | Pythiss: w. Seton
After which, Nautical Ballet. called the ''"e'
SHIPWRECKFD SAILOR, OR JACK IN DISTRESS.
Jack Hsyard, J. Seton Fanny Miss Johnson
To conclude with the farce Of
HUNTING ATURTLE.
Smater MIR. John Seton Tim Dandeion, j. NJ Brown
Doors spen at g. Performance to commence At
I Asst DAY BUT TWO.-ADMITTANCE 25
II CENTS.-COmbinaionso OF attractions al HANNINGT0N'S
DlORAMA City Saloon Broadway introducing pieces
the Diorsmss and reduction Of price of Is cents
and children hall prce-wl close for the Monday next
lzth inst.
The propretors grateful for the liberal patronage they have re-
ceived present them following powerful attraction
Scene /. The Dcuge.
Scene Brilliant display Of artificial Fireworks uong
Washington in the of the American Star Freedom
poeon Bonaparte, &c.
Scene The Cave of Terror with its swfuy scenery
which suddenly changes 10
Scene L. The Enchanted Grotto. Temple of Happiness
which foi briancy and spendor Of effect passed
Scene 5. Moonlight Sea View-Sorm and Shipwreck
Scene Scenes in aydisplaying variety Scenes Fu-
neral by torch light &c.
Scene z. Confsgration OF Moscow.
Door. open half past Performance half
past o'clock. jan 7-St
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ttNRANkLiN LIBRARY.-Th day Is Published mart so 80
me rranEn library benga continuation the CRUISE az
TIE Nudge The Franklin Library published In weelix
Parts price l2i each part containing 100 uodecino psr
rs ps already published contain the following popular works.
oeaHttes 81 the Engiish Antuols fer 1856 The Last Jl, NJ
fJp FL 1ylny fall 1xrse Meisin Lifetime jacob FSi
mems Trials Real Life Peter Simple; The DARK LADY Of d.
~ h'caard 81 fork Ihairiach Brambetye House [,.~
Zdr1irars Dug ser. D 'u @~~
feron wishing have the work left residences On the
OF pbeation will please their address the Office No
Jofnstrcet Broadway '
Ne person authorised In advan.
WALLIS NEWELL, Publishers
: " s"e a. vi "e principal bookstores. sep5-u
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II merable medicines public would pre-
vented the proprietor from submitting to their notice this vaua
Of the great public utility thereof and he has The fullest
OF The continuation Of the patronage which an intelligent public
The proprietor quite CERTAIN by little attention.
occasional dose of this medicine the period lie be extended
many years beyond the usual number
Evans camcne Pills are the most certain of health
all complain IS and as natural purifer of
the blood and sweetener Of the whole SYSTEM
power health build up suon give strength
The weak and debaed strengthen the SYSTEM
and impart general health TO the human Frame II is purely
vegetable compounded by known only the proprietor
Enssnd this pedsne Patron.ed BY q thousands
America all who have used have highly commended its
Evans Camomie Pills may all
mile flowers COMMONLY used and with much efficacy
tea Those who be unfortunate require medicine, the
proprietor would ntrude by requesting such make inquiry and
TESTIMONIES.
To DR. Evans SirI have taken yeur Canorne Pills accord
en Pills. which have entirely removed the pair side My
appetite has become good have hadhe snd much
would benefited that quite wen, and shall
mend your invaluable medicine 70 all my aeenaiGts9ees
New York, Dec 1, 1856
To Dr. Evans. Sir:-Before took your Pills i'll
nine months My liver said affected, and my much
liberated threw of thick matter and phegn and approach
heard of remedy which by friend
of NINE who has received much benefit from IT, When first
bus; the second time walked with and had greatly gained
sursS and h continue. h. I'd ssTs the
TO take am, sir mach indebted for the health
joy WILLIAM L. MALSER-
New York, December, 1885.
To Dr. W. Evans Sir e have suffered by Dyspepsia for
he essmiIe flowers. igsss he%
trial and have found myself many years
DO safely recommend them as the best thing eyer ysed
Certificate of the efficacy of Dr. W. Evans CamomIe Pills,
New York Nov. !, 1885
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u WANTED ,IMMEDIATELY-FoW Boys
from fourteen sixteen Of ofgood habits and character
Herald wages will be given
Apply at Is Anthony street, first floor jan 8-f
CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS
IN Of the Custom House Hotel (ae LoseJoy) of Pine
and Nassau Streets New York. for the reception of
company. Hot coffee pies, &c, will be Coffee
Rooms hour Of the day evening" In the Reecory below
Breakfast will be furnished from II; from IL to A.
and Tea and Supper from IL Oysters every STYLE served
up at short notice. HORN FREES.
ian4- Twin
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THE sUBSCRIBERs HAVING UNFOR-


description by tie late fire, respectfully request those
debed TO hem either by otherwise hand them
nent of their and copies of b
nence They will also feel obliged all those had any
transactions with them ofaHy description however SMALL sse
January 1885, whether settled md in copies Of bills or
furnish data which give them bi-
Mechanics and othe vile now have bills against anv
vessels that have been gDtd them, will favor
handing duplicates particularly those against brig Napoleon
PUTNAM SL0CUM, 1855 Front STREET
N b. Having been inirme by friends whom ten
der grateful that they up or
papers which out OF the safe in bag and deposited
Nnl Aymsr store entertain hope that they yet
be safe Should they have fallen int the hat
perai reward VIII ne paid Tor their RETURN decS-1min
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- RETH the dcoveer Of these Pills was Of opinion thai iker,
wa, only ONE DISEASE, inquiry of blood which by i'm
Pedng the circulation brought Inflammation or deraeemenf
the oEsn or part where settled and impressed he Of ~
truth OF this simple theTy that he spent thirty years e1pe
mes and aborious research the medicinal virtues Of fh M.
merous plants composing The Vegetable Kingdom his object bens
compose medicine which should at purify and produce
by specific action, removal Of the huhiors from the bed bx h
stomach and bowels by the continuation the use OF such
a state of purity. ~ uA'e
Many other medicines advertised having propertes
10 these but the proprietor Of these Pills in hi. contrx ia
eeHdson OF the doorerer would wish think well 81
ts M and who have made of medicines 10
give THESE FILLS trial They will at once be ss.feJ r
NE OF ha medicine which has been 50 years before the
sterling and those medicines which are forced ~
notice by advertisement before their properties can be fully Lna
even by the tiscoversrs themselves Captains of sips and
chants will find this medicine which will ensure their health
and answer well for exportatisn ~ @n'
DE- b. ohce l37 Hudson, opposite street Ne yor
Or brandreh may be Consulted Mondays. Wednesday,
au 'dtuI'idys. dec q 2m-inf
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K Elk Is consulted conhdentislIy, usual every
- day at his Office where his attention
and cure OF elects Structures Gonorhaa Seminal Weakness
certain delicate Diseases in their different stages. Aso Ulcers Of
long standing and diseases arising from mpuv Of
the blood and such have baed the skill Surgeons less eSpe
Ilened this branch Of the profession that
Dr. Glover has received regular medical education desires
not TO be eckoned the Pumber Of putting docto
whss names are found in every public print
He will be found his Office. No. Ann street near
second door from The American Musuem during The
day and evening" until 10 O'clock There entrances hs
office the first through his being the third DOM
od1I-mis - - 49,
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DIED.

At Brooklyn, Tuesday evening last in the 10th her
Mrs. Sarah Ann Dubois widow Of the late Thomas L. Du
bOs, of this city.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

rzHF subscribers have iusi received
81 f-om New York he following
6 Doabio-bad sho,-guns, from IS to ss0' s0
g Single ~ s0
& Paif Belt Pistols, - 70 ~
A few sotls Of Iy0Fy-handled
Knives and Forks, from 30 to 40
40 sets Common 62i cts. 70 a.
A few sets CaWegs ahd Forks.
Table-sieels.
800 Pocket-knives, assorted,
from S4l CTS. 70
70 eases Razos. q 25 to D.
6 dozen Plated Teaspoons.
"a q Britannia,
ia Table
6 0 Plated
80 pair Fine Spurs,( assorted
2 doz. Flint and Percussion Gun-lOeks, as
sorted.
Il doz. Single and Double ShOt-belts.
20 boxes Percussion Caps.
doz. Fine Brass sdrrups, (neat patterns.
lzs plated I" 4
Curb Bits.
3 e. Snaffle
Ia Copper Powder Flasks.
2 " Fancy Silver Thimbles. 70 .'
8 Pencils. |
l " Patent Grid-irons. .@+
. Patent Saw-setIs.
8 " Cow-bels.
" Patent Shoe Punches.
An assortment of Socket, Mortice and Firm
ers Chsels.
Gouges and Round Shank Augers.
Scissors and Shears.
Files.
doz Cotton Plough Lanes.
6 " Hoes.
80 Garden Hoes and Rakes.
20 pairs bright Traco-chains.
Snuff boxes.
Pocket books and Wallets.
Hat and Hair Brushes.
Tooth and Shaving Brushes. 90
laEstic Razor-straps.
Silyer-eyed Needles.
Hooks and Eyes.
Lucifer Matches.
Shoe Blacking.
Padlocks.
Wire Stoves.
Manila Bed-cords, &c. sc.
Also, from Neo Orleans,
3 Bales Al Lowels.
GRIFFING g. CAROTHERS.
March IL, 1896. 5