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NATURE.
Icarc not for the sunlight,
Unless the sunlight lay
On forest trees and meadows green,
From cities far away.
Nor do I love the moonlight, $500 -
Unless the moonlight sleep
In rocky glen and quiet dell,
In silence calm and deep.
Nor care for the morning breeze,
Unless it rustles by
When am laid meath spreading trees,
Aud gazing on the sky:
For then l feel its quiet glide
So gently through mine eye,
As though it were soothing trausht
OF silent poetry.
And then I seem as though we're
OF natures self part,
And that had her glorious pulse
And lclt with her own heart.
Ills then the ocean pillows rise
With playful mirth before
NV haf-shut eyes: 'tis then | hear
The waves beat on the shore.
The waves make music to the shore,
The shore awa!1es the hills;
The hills arouse the mountain streams,
| And their ten thousand rills;
The rills how down into the sea,
| With n soft pleasant sound;
| And thus sustains the wondrous song
| OF nature all around.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
GOOD AND BAD LUCK.

The following, from the London Sporting
Magazine FIR August, furnishes couple
of streing instances of good and bad luck:
"'rhe late Luke White, the celebrated
Irish millionaire, commenced life as errand
boy TO !, book stall, and finished it by repre-
scating, in his own person and those of his
three sons, four Counties in parliament
Having succeeded in scraping together as
much as enabled him to purchase few
pamphlets as trificsof stationary, he tied
wallet to his back, and set up himself as
pedler. His tour performed, and his mer-
chandise disposed of, he turned his steps
once more towards Dublin, to feplenish his
/ I:napsnck and adj to his store. When
some thirty miles short of his destination,
he retired into field adjoining the high
/ road to dine on a crust. and wash it down
with dranght from the rivnlet upon whose
banls his humble meal was made. That
over, he renewed his Journey, arriving to-
wards the evening of the following day, a!
his destination. The succeeding morning
saw him sally forth in quest of new mer-
chandisc, when 10! his bitter-won earnings
were gone! The greasy canvass bag, his
then strong box, had vanished, and he was
again begyar.
Almost in despair his desperate search
was made in the cellar wherein he had
slept, but in vain; at length the idea flashed
upon him, could he have dropped it where
by the river side he had dined and stopped
to drink from thc streamr Instantly the
road was retraccd, and at the end of the
4 fifth ,lav. half starved and nearly dead will
travel. the bag and its contents were fount
upon the brink of a public path, within Z
few wards of the turnpike road. After-shi
it is rot surprising that 10 few years. ~
find him in prosperous business as book
sellerin Dublin. 1t was during the periot
when the mania for lottery speculation
was its height. Like others 10 his line, b
| dealt in tickets, anil upon the particular &C
casihn toxhich this alludes, he had dispcs
ed ofalihi shares save 2hsff tickets which
} he vas in the act Of enclosing back as un
, sold. q London, when young woman en-
] tered his shop and inquired for sixteenth
He t,ld her how the case stood, that he ha'
1 two halves remaining, which he was abou
] sending off at that moment. Alter intel
. CHANGING s.,srse badinnge Come sad to
: bibliopole, syou shall buy one Of the halves
: and / will keep the other; and, should IN
: ticket turn out to be a prize, we viii MARI
Of and itnn ourselves and our tickets tonethcr
: so.;t w.s ). and the ticket was f20,0O
i. rr;ze. and they married, the fruit OF q
union being the three Senators alreeo
spoken Of.
i Mr.. II. used to say, st they wore to st'c
i their umbrellas into the ground over avg
: would find them oak trees 10 the morning
a rrpp.N. When boy. was one morI
) nlay;no at marbles in the village ba
Z ~ With i lightheart and lighter pocke
S srhe ribe aud the jest went gaily roun'
4 when suddenly amongst Us appeared
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28
..s,c
ao1,cy standard,
Of Asyert;'isa =.

Ter -, J;ncs or less. for the first in
rgarc ~ u, i i for each additional in'er-
i1r t cav. -, cents per line for the first,
rr onc'' = Inc for each additional inser-
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

livery varie ly Of BLANKS kept o.
* hard and &c sale at this Office
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

A Short Corrc.posdesce.-Messe
.Ms. Browns compliments 70 M. Sn,|
thinks il unnecessary, that his p'8gs shc!
20 through his grounds.
Rsply-"Mr Smiths compliments %
Bsown. thinks it equally unnecessary
nell pigs with too gees.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-28

who goes there 2 said M Irish scnti
&C the British Legion at St. Sehastias:
friend,' was the prompt regly. 'Ihee -
where YOU are,' cried PAT, fx BY she rc
ers YOU are the first hare met wssh = =
murtheriuduppputry.
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| NEW AN%
| SADDLE & HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
| No. 30, CORNER CrSreMHersE AND GRANTEES SITS
SGHliE Subscribers wing by the pack 1t
and other late arrivals from New York, III atI@ilio
to their folmcr stock, large and han some assortn.cl,
OF S,t'lcry, making their supply for the ample
| and complc,c--comprisng every kind and quality o
| article in their line, among which
| Ladies' and Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
| Genteman's do plain, Spa.ish and Creole,
Bows do do do.
f}rir!lcs, bride filings ane martngales,
Saddle bags double and single,
N.lccs and medical bags
Brussels and Nalercia carpet do.
Wors,ed grtl,s and su,sinsles,
Cotton do do.
Wors,ed and sainins webb.
Saldlc-tiees ard stilrup leathers
Holsters and pistol bells,
Best iron framed leather trunks, Of assorted sizes,
Brass rail boot top do do do
CoacA gi. and crop whips,
aides and Gcmelacn stwig do,
Fl;stcd, brass and japancd coach harness,
DO do to gig do,
DO do do barouche do,
Cart brecchins, collars, brislles and lines.
Hook and CHAIN names,
Ca harness complete,
SkiIting, harness and band leather,
Birdie and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
HORSE brushes and curry combs,
Together with large assortment of plated, brass ant,
steel bride hits, curl, cnus, stirrps SPURS &c Of
lie. own deportation. Also, 500 plougis Of Kings
bm, OF assorted Sizes just received from the u,an,tac-
oriy Enfield, Conn all OF which, the, otrat wholesale,
nsd retail at the lowest prices, and OR terms to sun,
customers.
they will also continue to receive through the YEAR
by the packets ron, New York, fresh supplies of goods
of every description. in their line of business
ma SMITH, HI IBBARD & 10
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LIZ skrnxxel.. a. GO


gEAyF. lust .ci,e.,sd their Furnishing Warehouse
4 \ No. " Camp street. bS recent arrivals IRON fA-
ro,s, and the North, large additions TO their sock OF
useful and ornamental ho' ekeetnhs ARTICLES which COZ
lec,ivel, (te, bclleve form assortment more c'cr-
al and complete tlan is he found in any similar esal-
i,shnenl knuwh consisting OF
SILVER WARE.
Coffee md SETS pitchers, walters, casters, cale-
sticks cup, unhers and goblc,s table and desert torks
table, deset and spoons; marrow and gravy, or ra
goat Spoons sugar tongs; sugar, sa'ice and soup ies
after, fruit, pudding and fish knives; pickle and desert
knives and forks, napkins, rings, &C principally ron
the nla,utactory of MIR b. Gardiner, of New York,
whose long established reputation for the manufacture
OF silver is sufficient guarantee vi its superior
quality.
Plated .HARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BIR-
MINGHAM.
Tea and coffee urn, tea sets; casters, liquor and cor
dial stands; superb candlehras, aud Epe CUES with mr.
rlaeaux, for centre Of the dinner or PIPER table,
round and eblong from to IL inches; beef
steak and vegetable Dishes rich dish covers; cake and
bread baskets; dccsnter stands; mantle and chamber
caesticks; wine s,l#incrs; coolers and syhss; deca-
ter labels carc corks, stiners, table BELLS tcs, t-
ble cgg and mustard spoons; egg boilers and st"nds,
SILVER ON STEEL WARE.
Table and desert knIycs forks and spoons; soup and
allcs butter and fish knives, cheese scoops, as
paiasus tongs, vegetable forks, etc.
JAPANNERY.
Fine Gothic Sandwich an FOUND colne, walters, in
sets and single, from 81 irclrs Ito of baber mache;
warncs spice, sugar and cash boxes; pressing cases;
India tea tables in nests caiIcs Jap al and Of rich
| tortoise shell, etc.
An extensive assortment among which Astral
lamps all ronzed and gilt, and of rich cut glass; mantle
lamps do, do, each plain and with glass pisms; yer,
splendid glass do; bronzcd and Japannc side or
| hi4,ck" lamps
CtIANnELlERs AND hanging LAMPS.
English and French glass chandeliers or lus,rcs OF
3, 10, Is, 49, eOa 2i lights; French bronzcd MD gilt
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=. RICHARDS, Tobacco and snuff manutac-
- turer, No. III, Came street, New-Orleans,
mis!,es nlulul his ttcns aud the public in general,
tl, lac is now prepared TO furnish ANY thing, III the
above business, AMI has constantly Tor ale IT,, following
ARTICLES:
SNUFfS.
Rose, German Rappce,
Mac,hay, English Phi Regent,
.in.eriesn lappee; N:hcl'to A,es,
Imit,ed, American gcntlcmans,
i,crsnnet, i,unkcnt itappce,
Irish l'lackgusyd, ST. Omar,
Cu,aco., Paris,
Pure Spanish, fla! coarse lsappee,
Scotch, anil genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fin: cut chewing, sweet secuted or Pl'in.
Fine cut smoking, OF various qualities.
ltih-loot Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The atuve articles all warranted asg d. fuet
pciiur to ANY thing Of the kind ia,polc,!, and will be
furnished to dealers the liberia. terms. may
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TiiE FLORIDA STAGE a..
STE.A Nj BOAT LINN
ElsIrnse ets; C : t.l-l

ST. 4 Nj isOAT LINE
zz 80; :! = : :: :zE'
From Mobile (Alabama) to August
EANts Mobile every ou'er 'ia, immr, ,is,aI' Iee
A the arrival Of the mail from New Url,,". 'hs
steamboat EMrLlNE, to illakcly coaches IN IL, prk
steamboats, cr Pensacola Ray, ST Rosa sound ,e,1asL
taacie Ri er and Bay 10 Cc,.r Bluff, co.,i Chc
Via Mariana, Ch,tlahnochee, Uornelly Mo's,. sss
non, cambridge, Pnderon, l!bwki,syille aUJ w
vile, to Augusta. msscrgcertakug his sp., .mal
bile is in tanger OF being thrown GU, ~, ia' No
pre- erence by other conflicting Interests. AS .Ia 1 IN
ia LINE is but one concern, and under uno .oNL
| tlnsus bout, and may rely WITH CEnTA,Sr. :" tN
arrival at Augusta in time specified through vuiMlg
er and at any season, unless some most unto,p, Sea
topl,e SHOULD occur Tie Great New Orlsn" ~,
is carried by this route. he Agents for ar,n. Nh,
ton, Teams Coaches ard Drivers ure no, s,HAos
the southern country. p"Sed
The smooth, hard, natural roaus, lie s,r.
,sling water na,il cation, the time and acconnane
afford the traveller speed, cci,aini, conou ,na
Ing variety; connected AS ii were with the XIII sa'
Charleston, 5. T.. and the steam jackets In Nsdh
travellers can rea ii New York from N,w ns' iSt
LESS lnAN II DAYst-Was hirg,c city in 70 N'eamh
From Chattahooch.e, Florida, We L,ys
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, To St M,hs n,a6
post coaches, also two Branches from Iawt';aa.ns No.,
one to AilleasevIle, and TO Naccn, Iipa ' ""
coaches. a, H., 900. srocKioSs sss',s'
Office at Mansion House, Mobile,
'Disanco, New Orleans to Mobile, ,s,.,
Mobile to Augusta, San "','
Augusta to Cls,res,op la :,
Charleston to New York, aso.-,,o
Time, New Orleans t" Mobile, 90 ,.a
| Mobile to Augusta ,So !"
| Augusta to Charleston. 10 :,
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fLOTHlNG-I. p. FREEMAN & co NO. 3Ma
y, HAZiNE ST, are now receiving their supplies ot
fall and winter clothing, and will continue to receive
shipments bv every packet throughout the season. They
nave on hand, and are now opening general assort
en OF fine and nmon goods suitable either for The
CITY or country trade. AS their assortment will he
1rse merchants from tho country will find it TO their
dynntase to call and examine the goed@ 81
A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER =; a.
mouth Of the Bayou Fruit at the hend of Schoonce
Navigation. State of Mississippi; containing 400 Acres
embracing both sides OF the river, and on which IL
snhll house. This land is well wooded with live ooL
birch: nine etc The situation is an eligible one for
SAW WILL. The timber for winch aud for the dam !;
already cut, and may he erected a moderate exnens
It's proximity 10 the cfv of New Orleans The incroSel
a1dlncr asing demand for timber, is WORTHY the ntcn
ton OF any person DESTROYS of cmbarkng in tim, hus
ness. For terms apnlv to '"'''
WFLMaN, a!errhents' EXCHANGE
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PINNoCK'S ROME. &c

flNNotk'S ROME, &c.
HDiNNoCkS IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Eold4mith's Ahrdgmcnt of the History of Ro 70
to which is prelXed an Introduction to the STUDY o
Roman history and grcnt variety of valuable inEnr
nation added throughout the work on the Manners
Institutions and antiquities of the Romans; with M,
ncro'is bogrphcol and historical Notes; and uucs
IONS for examination at the end of each section II
lustrated with thirty en"rarings wood bv Athertan
fiNNocKs Improved Edition of FIR GOdsmith's Hisiur,
OF England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to The.
death OF ,eorge 3D. with cortinuatian to the wear
i"f2. With questions for examination at the end of
each secton BESIDES variety of valuable inforlna-
ton ndded throughout the work. Consisting of tables
OF contemporary Suvcreglls and eminent persons
Csmous explanatory notes. Remarks on the p9I-
tics, manners and literature of the age. An outline Of
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many cngr,v
ings. 80 -
GUYS. ELEMEffs OF ARtRoSo;!Y, and nm Anridsmcnt
OF hcliL's New Treatise on the Use of Globes New
American edition, with additions aud improvements
ana an eNplaUn Of the astronomical mart Of the Anc
rcan Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN i.KEAN.
nov ~ corner of Camp AMI Common sts
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OCTAVE S. ROUSSEAU,
judge * nIfir;n ,.I,.l


I,p, SIf' G.I. r. w ittNi 81, NC.
SPAlN REVISITED by the author Of "A rcor IN
- Spain" in vols Harry Cnlye,fy, no;ai hv
tho author of Cecil Hyde in vols ire ic,rrss y,
i'aino, and other tales by the author uf srbe Forsa
with charactcrstic anecdotes savings and innrs of
Sporting Men, including notices of the priIcnoI crack
riders Of England with anal ticaI contents and ae,cr
riding to Hounds, in 2v>s. Ben Brace he Iast ' Of
NELSON'S Aganennons, by Copt Chanicr, X. N.,nnibor
efthe Life OF Sailor" &c. in vols COMMENCEMENT
and Alncren, by Joseph Story, L. H. D. Owl ,r,,"'
lated by Dryden Pope, Congrevr Addison and Others
narals forming No2 and II of "llarper's Clnss;ri
Library" Infantry Tactics, rules for III, exor,;a
and manoeurres Of the United States Infantry bv Mao,
General Scott, U. s. Army, in 3 vos Jnsl rorcMeI
aud for sale qy WA. Mex IN ~N''e'
y .,w,o, n, ..%'''t''
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NEW Pt'B'LCATIO Nc.
MY AUNT PONIYPOOL, novel in o VI

MY AUNT PONTYPOOl, novel, in o vol
IhG Oer1tet, bv the autorcss nf "The pisin,eriteJ
"Flittation," &c. in . vols
ne iare"f"res q gentleman in ,hofa Horse
with numerous wood cuts "
tHntmrd0""; or News fror Our Neiehborheoi: he ing
sketches by the author OF sour Neighburhvod" Sc
in vol. Nv
hHss'0 0na Me Russians; journey to st Peters
burg and Moscow, through Coulnnd and Iivenn,
with rhaI ncterisc sketches of the people by L.inh
Ri'chic, Esq. author of Turner's Annual Tour"
"Schnnderhanu.'S," &c. '
A0,rGSire Of Ee 1rctc L<ud Expedition to the mouth
OF the great Fish river, and al,lg the shores of the
Arctic Ocean, in the wears 1889, 1884 AMI 1895. by
=, Captain Back X. ~ commander of the expedition,
Just rrcuinld and for sale by WIN A,kEAN
a. corner Camp AMI Common Sta
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~ ,AFONlA 81 Camp Str, l. has on hand mud
y golfers J"r sale 100 Indian hhs drv Malaga vine
ooqT casks do do 80 Or casks Goocin do so do Lisbon
TO- IT. pilSs M"tera, do 10 ar casks do one eighth
~ do Old burgundy 30 lfpprs London dock brandy 10
pipes Catalonia red inc, 10 qrcasks do, so hi pipes ma
eira winc 81 Ito Mediterranean red wine 80 ar casks
Sicily Madeira wine, . ks, % doz London nnortor
plnts: 50 sacks soft shsIcd almonds, so boxes slccd
almonds Senses quorce pnste ccroons Caruccns IN
se, 4c1se> gum Arabi, 30 assorted picked fish
Pirked Goldfish $50 do Potomac herring 80 kgs Goshen
uttci -,
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'HNlIE subscribers hav received per recent orriyro
md offer for sale Boston iron company nails, wiute.
strained Sperm OH, Fall strained do refined whale oil din
eSSenlnl oils Of cedar and wornnood, roll Birthstone
Hes Tu"w do Sweet Chocolate, Spanish, in small box
es, soft shell lnonds Crude Salt rccl a Superior ort;
ole, Pong"c silk lidkfs rich patterns ia and 81 black
Appleton IA brown shecnss suitable for the New
market superior Russia brown slcrtnga Ravens dnck
Bells celebrated paste Hacking, Norcioss's do Steycn'
patent huances, all sizes playing cards of various quail
sh1cS-2o cases parasols aud umbrellas rich patterns
m BRIDE F. EOS~ & o. ia N,,r.;,
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Il volume. "
\ lreatiac on the Law of Evidence in the Court of
, Equity. BY Richard Newcombc Grossly Esq
Int d States Tor III: Eastern District of Pcuus,'I
ysnin; i'y Henry ID. Gipn. JUST received and
for sale by WV. VcKEAN.
my Corner Of Camp and Common Is
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
T"'es Of my Neishtorhood, by the author Of "rht
Co!lcgian.' in . vols.
4 guys Scrle, bv he au,!ur of IT he itiress" in tu
volumes,
Elements Of International Lac, with skcen of the
history oi the Sc ence, by Henry Wheaton, l.. l.. u
Il Fracticai IrcatiSe Loc0m0tire Encines yn0,
itaH Ways; work Intended 10 show the Cons tr,icton
the made OF acting and the effect of those engines in
conveying heavy loads TO give the of ascertain
ing inspection of the load and the results il vii
produce lnder%arlouSc rcunStnnccs and in different la
cates; to determine the quantity of fuel and water il
will require; to tx the proportions which ought to he
adopted IN the construction OF an engine to make an
swer any Intended purpose, with practical tables
giving nj once the results of the fornue, founded upon
great many new experiments, made n large scale
IN daily practice on thu Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, with many different engines and cnusidcr
trains ofcarringes, to which is added appendix show
wing the expense OF conveying goods hv locomotive
engines on rail roads, BY Chev. F NJ G de Pa,nbour.
Just received and for sair by WM M'KEAN
SD Corner of Camp and Common streets
I ETTERS, COVERS ATIONS, & REJ;OII.E(.
Il TIONS, offs T Coleridge.
koning Smar Ike, or Old Times in the New World; he.
Works.
Cotton, on the Religious State of the Country.
Whale Fishery; being Nos 2G and 81 Of the BOYS and
Girls Library.
Just received by
JIG H BANCROFT IA Camp st
TApT. Nm NARRYATi"S NEW NOVEL, &c
~ Rattn The Refer, by the author of Peter Simple
SktmntnSs, or Winter mt Scloss Fairfield in Lowe,
Stvi III. by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, F. X.
- in vol.
L9rd Roftvn, romance. l,v Allan Cunningham, vol
SheP9ard Lee. written by himself in . vols
Conpe"dio"s History If Nny, translated from thu,
crigina Italian, by Nathaniel Greens, in | vol for
:, ring No 70 of !Iarpcn's Family Library.
Vols Y OF tue NV complete and uniform ed;,io
"f Washington Irrings H0rks.
toS'rs French and EMgiish Dirtioaary in vol, 3vo
AuS mt's + each "hd English Dictiouarq.
BOthmr's Ieiemaguc-
Botn'ar's Keyto 1eicmoque.
l'oInmr's French CoHoqni0 Phrases.
Hotn,nr's French Fabies and Key.
IN ricnn First f21ss Raok.
Tolb"r",s Fir% lessons .dr1tbmetsc
D"'cn"t'W and Ion0s's Complete 7rcniise on the
edition, slated aud revised hv John Shcridn
ALso--A few copies eft Buwer'i Ricu. the Inst o
the Irbuncs. For SIDE hv
MI W. NcNEAN Common 81
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NEW GOODS-B II Simmons & co are now re-
ceivng from Ell be ard ships Yazoo and Saratoga
and brig Concorlia, from New York, great variety OF
goods i'll their line, which together with their former
stock hand, makes their assortment very complete
The following compose part viz: shell twist, curl side
dia rubber silk and worsted elastic garters &
fine elastic susencrs, loco foco and luccr matches
Seidz powders, powder puis and boxes, toilet powder
pocket looks and Wallets needle books, shell, pearl
ivory and morocco card head ornaments plain
raj beads necklaces AMI negligees, bead chains, bead
necklaces glass and plain silver and gilt beads
Indian beads, bells and plumes pistol and large pew
der TASKS, shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and 1uenr
pistols; double and single borccd gums, Bowie knives
and ks scissors, shears, pocket knives, guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles CLOTH hair tooth, nail comb
ruml, shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes, Cologne,
Florida lavender and bay waerassorted essences
ana extracts, Aaccassa bear, antique, and Wards
-elahc hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps of all dcs
crptons, ladies' and gentemens desk end dressing
cases, ur reglcts rizecs and hraids, plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt figured, coat and
buttoas pearl and ivory shirt d. shirt sudds gold
and silver pencil cases. toothpeks and wcrzers, plated
and gilt lockcty, miniature dc, silver brass and steel
thmblcs hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit, blk
and redink, shoe backing vions and guitars, ribbed
ens gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper
bags, riding whips, walking canes, playing cards, fine
gold, plated and gilt jtwellry &c.
The above, together with great variety Of other arti-
cles offered wholesale retail on accommodating
terms.
N Il Shell combs repaired.
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~ panters No 8 Calrl.elc street, two doors iron,
Cana! street.
limitations Sf the following woods :nd marbles, ex
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