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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-18

o. Ii is said that Secretary Wood
bury has written to the President oftbe
Bank Of America, New York, y enqui-
ring into the propriety Of ADuLTERATiNc
the silver coin OF the u. States. for the
purpose of checking its expectation !!
This is bright idea, FtRe.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-18

siiks, was abandoned to the cunque ring
troUps; the booty was immense, us the
Mameiukes were covered with their richest
panorly, and carried about their persons all
The gold, silver and jewels they possessed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-18
E:NzaEeeSye LMaefgS
FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of authority vested in
me by the last will and testament Of
Frederick Hoover, deceased, will on
the 22nd day OF August next if fair, if
not the next fair day, offer for sale on
the premises, at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, the lands Of which the
said Frederick Hoover died seized, con-
tanning between
Four and five Hundred Acres ::
this land is situated about one and half
miles from Lewisburg, in the County Of
GreenbIier has on it good FARM
LEA HOUSE, BARN, &c. large
NIl@ portion Of it in cultivation.
LIE, Terms Of sale, one half in cash,
abe residue in two annual payments. A
deed of trust will be required TO secure
the deferred payments. Possession will
be given on the LIST day of October. If
desired, the purchaser will be permitted
TO put in fall crop.
JOHN A. NORTH, Er'or.
Of Frederick Hoover, decd.
July At
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-18

said on both sides. and the widow wait.
cd Tor what was further to be said.
Well, ma'am Jones, perhaps you
dont want to sell one Of your cows, no
how, for nothing. any how. do you:'
Well, there Mr.. Smith. you could Mt
have spoken my mind better. A poor,
lone woman. like me, does not know
what to do with SO many creatures, and
l SHOULD be glad to trade il we can fix
il.
So they adjourned to the meadow.
Farmer Smith looked at Roam then at
the widow at Brindle then at the
widow at the Downing COW aud at
the widow again and SO through the
whole forty. The same call was made
every day for week. but Farmer Smith
could not decide which COW he wanted.
At length. on Saturday. when widow
Jones was in hurry 10 get through her
baking for Sunday aud had ever so
much to do in the house, as all farmers
wives and widows have on Saturday, she
was little Impatient. Farmer Smith
was as irresolute as ever.
That ere Downing COW is a pretty
fair creter but he stopped to glance
at the widows face. and then walked
round her; no, the widow but the
COW. Tina, ere short Durham is not
bad looking beast. but dom, know
another look at the widow.
The Downing COW knew, before
the late MIR. Jones bought her. Here
he sighed at the allusiou to the late Mr..
Jones; she sighed and both looked at
each other. 1t was highly interesting
moment.
Old Roam is a faithful old mich. and
so is Brindle but have known better
A long stare succeeded this speech the
pause was getting awkward. and at last
Mrs. Jones broke out
Lord MIR. Smith, if I'm the COW YOU
want. do sag so !"
The intentions OF the widower Smith
and the widow Jones were duly pub
lished the next day, as is the custom in
and as soon as thew were
out published they were married.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

Marine Insurance Casc-The New York Journal
Of Commerce says that the Supreme Court of the u.
States, at their last session in Washington, decided that
in case Of a vessel being voluntarily stranded by the
Captain when all was in imminent peril-.from a gale
Of wine -from fire, or frum the clase of m enemy Or OF
Pira,cs;-tae cargo being saved, and the vessel being got
oft with partial injury, the cargo should contribute to.
ward inying the damase or cost of repairs encountered
had been various on the question il is now settled by
the highest judicial tribunal in the country. Tie prin.
cipie on which the cargo is made liable 10 a share in
the damafe "fthe vessel in suci, cuses is evidently this,
that ihe hazard was ran and the danger incurred AZ
much far the safely ofihe cargo according TO its value
as for that of the shi,,; and therefore il would be unjust
for the whole consequence Of tho hszard to be borne by
tue latter.-Bah. .AInerican.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

IA petition Of tho officers ofthe 4th Regiment.
was referred 10 the Finance Committee. s
M. Caldwell called tho attention ofthe Council.
ID tho g,est number Of Keyno tables now estab-
IHshed in this Municipality, and mevcd the fol.
resolution which was adopted.
Resolved, that tho Police Committee be requested
TO ascertain the number Of Kcyno tables, and Ten
pin alleys now established in this Municipality
tho hour. of opening them, and the hours until
when they arc kept open in the night ,ime-and
report to the Council, at It's noxt meeting, and what
action in relation to them may be necessary.
On motion, The Council proceeded to tho election
OF two Commissioner Of the General Sinking
Fund, upon counting the different ballotings il
appeared that Messrs Yorke and Peters were duly
elected.
On motion the Council adjourned to Tues day
next the 23d April instant ut 5 O'Clock, p. M.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

LOUISVILLE, MARKET, April 10.
The river below the Falls continues al II good sage.
1t is slowly falling and the channel between This place
and Pittsburgh is getting rather shallow. Il is raining
a. at present. e, aud le" water S mot anticipated for some
The coffee mar : y"lt stocked, and we hear OF
good Rio and Ham,, ! n 10 l3s cents lots.
Flour is nom:nally MbrlI S. IS.
Sales of " hikey frdm wagons a, 43 cts.
uAcur"ent Woney-Alslama money, 10 ,.r cent.
dis; Tennessee, S Mississippi Union Bank and Nat
chez, PAYABLE on demand, 10 per cen, payable in
august, l2s; Natchez branches. IL, - Manchester and
ippi u-giected-Journa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
Mans greatest knowledge is himself to know"
PHRENDLOGY.

NR. X. n. COTTYEK viii commence a cnurse Of
~ demonstrations on The subject, Mt the Halt of Rem
resentativas, Canal street., o.. Wedn sday evening, April
18th, al s o'clock, and continue them every "Wednesday
aud Friday evenings, until completed. The subject will
he illustrated by a numerous and choice collection of
skulls asts, drawings, &c. Two persons, chosen fran
:he auden g, will be publicIy examined zach evening.
htinitsance to single lecture, so cents; to the course 80
for n single person, - for a gentleman and lady. Ticx-
IN the course to be obtained AT thu stores of Messrs
iin<sip Il Ct. E~xctan-e Hotel; Messrs. Nnrman, Steel
Il Co. BOOKSELLERS, Camp street, ar at The verandah.
a IL '.".. 80 -.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

The Madsonian Of the 9th ult, contains the follow
ing prediction, the fulflment Of which would excite in
us no nst0nisliment whatever:
Mr.. VAN buren, AND A NATIONAL BANK.-We ven
ture the prediction, that before the next regular session
Of Congress, every one of the executive departments
will have at its bend a tho,oughgoing United States
Bank advocate. We go further, and say that in our
opinion, before July, 1870, Mr.. Van Buren, will himself,
be the open advocate of National Bank. Mr.. HDey,h,
Mr.. Poinsett, Mr.. Grundy, land we believe Mr.. Pauld-
ing aiso) have been the open and avowed advocates Of
a Bank Of the United States. Appointments on foreign
missions arc talked Of, which will dispose Of those who
are opposed to Me band, "r a hank; whereby their places
can be filed with such US ure friendly
1t will be recollected by all, that at the extra session
no one was more bitter against the administration, and
treated its members with more sarcasm than a certain
Senator at that time. from a southern State. No one
mot excepting Mr.. Preston) went further in favor of the
Bank Of the United States and in bestowing praises on
Mr.. Biddle, thon did this same Senator. Notwithstand-
ing all this, a mighty change has recently been wrought,
and this same United States Bank supporter, has be-.
come a supporter of the administration.
We venture to %prophesy. that this same gentlemen
will have placed in his hands the seals Of the Treasury
before summer o'stice arrives.-Nons rerrons.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
BENEFIT Of mr.. J 3 BROWNE

This ESenisg, AprR l8, a ia (.
: Will be presented the comedy of the
lVAL.S
Sir Antl,onv Absolute, Mr. Farren
Sir Lucius O'Irigger, J r, Scott
Acres, J Browne
Falkland, Barton
Capt Absolute, G Barrett
Mrs Mulqprop, Johnson
Lydia Languish, Mrs Barrett
Julia, Greene
After which, q new farce, written by a gentleman Of this
city, entitled
H OLD CLOCK.
Squire Harvey Mr.. Farren
D0ry Lowe, is Browne
Mrs Harvey, Miss Jones
Overture, by Orchestra
TO conclude with the musical farce of
THE REVIEW.
Caleb Quotem, Mr. s Brown
l.eony McTwuitcr Greene
Lucy, Mrs Harrison
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
STEAM boat BILLS.

AWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS gSTEAM
" tOArS cna hare their BAs Struck of, in one
oy mere Colored Inks, on Plain or Coiured Paper, mab
Aespatch. ard on Japoyabe Terms, by keaviay their
oRnEns al MEXICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Pos ,Iras and ST. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
DAVID JNO. ROGERS,
II.
JOHN HALL,

ing, which, on motion, was made the order of the
day fer the next meeting:
Whereas the speedy and impartial administers
ton OF justice in criminal matters, is necessary to
the security ofpropcrty and to the preservation of
gcace, good order and individual safety within this
District and whereas to ensure this aaministra-
tion, such a sum should be paid the prosecuting at.
sorhsy as will remunerato him for the faithful dis
6hafge OF his arduouS public sery ices: and whereas
the salary now provided by law for tho District
Attorney OF this District is insufficient to CON-
msnd The time and talents of any individual com.
Rssent to discharge the duties Of that Office be it
therefore
Resolved, That this Municipality will contribute
sof ono year towards the remuneration of the ser
vices Of the District Attorney, for the first District,
the sum of one thousand dollars, and tho year to
be computed from this day.
Resolved, That tho said sum of one thousand
dollars be paid by the Treasurer Of this Municipal.
ity, to the District Attorney on his warrant, in
equal quarterly instalinents.
2 Resolved, That in consideration Of said SALARY,
Tho SAID District Attorney shall attend at tho Ro-
corder's office ut any time when the Recorder sha1
request the aid of said District Attorney, or it may
DO deemed necessary by tho Recorder, 10 give
advice IN any matter touching the criminals who
may 30 brought before said Recorder. .
Mr.. Peters as Chairman of tho special Commit.
zee, Z" whom was referred the subject, made the
n,,.hs. ,apas., Mnlcn, after some discussion tn :
turner consideration of Same was postponed to
M 'pee.ns; .
sposiai coInnlt.se 10 whom was referred a
nea a " a.u ieso.uuoh providing for the appoint.
~ e. : eo" u 20 CONFER with committees of
8, !. u ih!d municipalities, in order to do
vlso means by which the New Orleans and Nash.
~. nv nail Noaoc COMPANY may be enabled to con.
lnuo snsl WORKS unlii the next meeting Of the
= s'a.uIe respectfully report:
THAT they nre Of opinion that the sixth Scc,ion
IF Az hoo aa. ~ ~ an: as. Authorizing an emission
~ oo"os ol INC stale TO the city of Now o.
1s.na. approved isth OF March 1889, prohibits the
s.,;;ac y my . p "a itew orlea"s IRON giving the
S-sha sst, nun isoaa company contemplated
- p.oaa' :. ana rcsoiutlon under consideration.
7 VI, :, ts i T., .m1 SUI sec.'oh ure ~ nat hereafter it
S.",. !. ~ ~ .9f e1nef OF the Councils OF The
Do"ao'Pan,es or wow orleans to endorse or qua.
1870 = ponuoi otIei ooigatoh, ior any lncor-
80 yonpany association or indiVidual; nor to
-.si. ~ ~ ~ ahy manner directly or md.
10y, IS !: 'osponsio!H''es or undertakings OF
s.,s h.,nr a%.' asso:ia.aa"s or individuals with.
~ ~" nsst sane''"hea ny law; provided that
sS.n;c.ns,; y OMISSIONS nus Of bonds Of either Of the
s.,., :oIs INV auInorizea ny ordnance or 70
- n nasa,aSa = = 40 II passage o. inns act, shall
p 49, 1880 - O. 9 tmu PROVISIONS contained
.. EhE0o'
n.u1n GnaIrnan.
:. M. r,.,c, ,r,ojn,od a.
go 49,. ~. tse io'iowing, which was
- SAo o'' " 'ne nay 1of next meet
ee.m;.s.ry. eoiI.c,o, If = a' - o ans aase, any
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

. few days sincs from Bogo,a, ON his way 10 Europe. |
A gentleman andan officer, who has 90 long and 20 con.
sistently been engaged in public duties Of the most i'm
portant character. and whe las had so much influence
in giving a happy direction to the affairs Of his conntry,
deserves to ba received among US with qualification and
respect. Standing highin tile estimation Of the disin'
lerested patriots Of New Grenada, he comes with letters
Of introduction from some Of the best. men IN SCUM
Amerca; and, like. them, Enormously declares that tls
example Of the United States has excited a powerful
influence on his views and conduct, evenfrom early lier.
Having been repeatedly disappointed for some years. IN
his plans for visiting this country, by succession o.
urgent and unsought public duties at home, he mas al
ready begun to inspect our institutions OF benevoiehce
and education with the enthusiasm Of Sanaander ana
Mosquera, and with the DISTINGUISHED intentions o. Pro,
noting their introduction into Columbia, whose political
institutions have been moulded after the plan Of our
own.
Gen Lopez il on The eve Of journey to Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Washington, and designs in a short time
to visit New England, particularly Bos.on.-N. I. En-
press.
A TRAITOR IN CArADA.-Tle following paragraph,
Is from the Toronto Examiner of the 9th ult.
Very MystertOus.-lt has been currently rumOred in
town to-day, that a sergeant in Major Mc(irath's corps
Of laLcers had been taken up, charged witt. being in
correspondence with the "Patriot hunters" We be-
lieve that a plan Of the city, garrison, &c. was found in
his possession, and letters offering him a reward for
firing the Government House and other public build
ings. 1t is said that he was holding out for a higher
sum than that offered. The pnpers were discovered &C.
eide He was examined yesterday before the
Executive Council for a considerable time, and has been
committed 10 jail. The affair is creating a great deal
Of excitement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
St. Charles Theatre.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. J. S. BROWNE.
This Eoening, april 1884,,
Will be presented Sheridan's comedy Of tho
II RIVALS.
Characters by Messrs. Il H. Barrelt, johnson, Greene,
Barton. G Farren, J NJ Brown Il Scott, and ) :.
Browne Mesdames G H Barrett md Greene.
After which, a New Piece, written by u Gentleman Of
this City, called
Fl OLD CLOCK:
HERE SHE ~GoEs-THERES she Co.'s.
To conclude with Coleman's Farce of
THE REVIEW.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"ISDOM and Genius of Shakespeare, by Reverend
w thomas Pride
Conversation On MIXTURE and Art, with cuts
Sterling and Perruddock, or The High Minded, by
the author of" Tremaine,'' etc
The Spirit Of The East, by ID urquhart, Esq.
Elviro, the Nahob's Wife, by Mrs Monkland
Sir Walter Scott's Works, with q Biography, by
J 6 LOckhart, complete in 8 vols.
Jack Sheppard, LIST number, a romance, by w Har.
rison Ainsworth, with numerous illustrations
JOHNS & Co,
ap cor st Charles and Common sts
DAMASCUS and UMBRELLAS-lU cases Para.
s"ls and Umbrellas, new and fashionable styles,
for sale by BRIDGE l. Co.
-ap 10 1874 Magazine ST
NEGRO SHIRTINGS-GO bales rs and a. Lowell
~ Cottons, for sale by l BRIDGE Il Co,
aP ~ 1871 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

GEN. scorT: The Boston Courier says: ave entertain a
deep respect for Gen Scott. and the country is under some oh.
legations to him; but as to making a Presiden, of him-we 60
for Webster first, and then for Clay. Beyond that We make
no pledge"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

St"'h"s vas S".-i I-
Els.0O 600 sterling in 1893.
We DON'T LIKE to see n lady on Il bright sun.shiny
day, as was yesterday, promenading the banquette,
when she exhibits such Il want Of taste as we shall de-.
scribe. We saw one, who had ruther a pretty face, m,
n passing fair person-solne might exclaim in their adj.
mirati0n, quei taiHe but the arrangement of her attire
was rather o"tre. lmprimis, she wore a white bonnie,
and black vcil-2lly, a black dress, with black cane,
fringcd with black luce-3dly, white shoes, and lastly
walked under a snuif-colored parasol. Black shoes
are becoming with u white dress, but not rice rerso.
We looked ut the lady's face, aud hoped she was ugly.
We were disappointed, for ii had u sweet expression.
and as if a better display of taste would have helped j,
considerably. A heavy black veil is no more fit to &C.
company a thin, white summer bonnet. than while satin
shoes to set of a coarse black bombazet dress.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRs.-Referring to the present
condition Of commercial affairs, the N. Y. Conner cial
Advertiser snys:
1t is not to be denied that the present is a time Of
severe commercial trinl-especially III this city, and
also at the South. The bauks have been curiailing,
, stocks are depressed, money is scarce, and there have
been a few suspensions. A variety Oicuuses iuve con-
tributed to this pressure-and among them not a little,
the senseless panic that has existed in connection v it'll
the Maine boundary question.
Another cause may be found by looking back a few
months, in the premature resumption of specie payments
by the Bank Of The United States. The bank WIS forced
into that resumption by the late executive of Pennsyka-
mia. to serve a political object, before, in the sound
Judgment of Mr. Biddle, it ought to have been. Not,
however, because Of the condition Of the hank itself, be-
cause, DIS the event proved, the bank was abundSntly
able to resume. But it was the desire ofthe direction
otthat bank, that the resumption at the south and rouih-
west should he Simultaneous and the Bank Of the U.
States was then exerting its energies, as it had been for
months before, 10 enable the banks in those directions
10 resume with ii. The consequences Of this forced
measure are now seen at the south, where the banks are
again yielding to the pressure.
Yet another cause of the pressure, both in this city
and at the souIh, is found in tie fact that we have too
much cotton on hand. The south western hanks az well
rs individuals, have been playing at tie hazardous
game Of mnnoroly, and in order 10 effect a rise in the
up aud keps back at home. We are informed that there
are 5000 bales on hand. One of two things must take
place-ei,her the cotton or the specie must be sen, for.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

General Jnse, uilario Lopez, one Of the most active
md distinguished pstriote Of New Grenaju, arrived here
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

AUGUSTA is d dancing at Louisville, where she is very much
admired. They talk. however, of wishing to see Celeste, who
will doubtless crafty the Kentucks with hor peerless grace
and presentations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

PORTLAND. At the Municipal election. Levi Gutter Va,
reelected Mayor of Portland. The Whips carried every
ward in the city, except the It'll.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
CITY BANK,

New Orleans 9th April, 1889.
A T. Meeting of the board Of Directors held this
n. Day, the following Resolution was unanimously
adopted, viz
: Resolved, that all notes under renewal in the Bank,
may, be renewed until the first day Of December next,
on the payment ola c%uriailment of twenty per cent,
and the usual discount. The board of Directors re-
serving The right to require additional security in all
cases, where they may deem il necessary.
as 4 j Cashier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

STEAM SHIPS. A company has been formed at Bordeaux,
In France. with a capital Of three millions of francs. to estab.
lish steam ships between that port and Now York. l, is car
culated to have ut Bordeaux n steam ship of abou, 5000 tons,
to carry near 300 tons freight and $50 passengers. Tho YES.
sci with a 40 horse power engine, to cost abou, s7lO, 600,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

POPULATION OF BosToN. II is stated that tho Increase of
Boston has been rapid for several years past. In 1920, tho
population was 5000; in 1870. i. was $4,000; and in 1888,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
THE INDIANS PANACEA..
sold by
s. y. SickIeS, No. 40 Canal 81,

LUX the cure OF rheumatism, scrofHla or kings evil, govt,
l. sciatica or hip govt, ciplent cancers, salt rheum, syphi-
hmc ana ms!curial diseases, particularly ulcers and painful
afecti0ns Of the bones, liberated throat and nostris, ulcers
of every description, fever sores md internal ab.ccsses, fstu-
las, piles, sca!d head, scurvy, biles, chronic sore eyes, erysip-
eias' blotclles, and svery variety Of culuneous affection, chro-
mic catarrh, head ache proceeding from any acr,d humour,
pam IN the stomach, and dyspepsia proceeding from variation,
ahGct'ohs OF tho liver, chronic inflammation Of the kidneys,
ana general debility caused by u torpid action of the vessels
OF the skin. II Is %singuatly etlcaClous in r :novating those
constitutions which have been broken down by njuIlcious
treatment or ju, enile irregularities. In general terms it is re-
commented III al those dt.eases which arise from impurities
oi inc blood, or vitIatiUn OF the humors, Of whatever name or
kind.
Some of tho above complaints may require some trining rs.
slstant applications, which the circumstances OF the case will
dictate; bnt foi y general remedy or purIiicator to remove the
cause, The INDIANS PANACEA will generally be found sui;
fCipnt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
EOSITIFELY THE LAST WEEK.
AIWER AI,TIIANM

EREAT A~1TRACTTONM
43 Orleans Street, opposite, tie Theatre.
N4 X GILLER respectfully informs the public shss
jtl the celebrated. o..
Statue Of CLEOPl2 IRA, Queen of EevpS,
Which has been exhibited in most of the pripc;psl
cities OF the Union, to the. lively admiration Of MANY
thousand visitors ,has arrived in this CITY, and ID. now
being exhibited for a short. time only, from 9 O'Clock
A NJ, TO 9 O'clock, P NJ.
UAdmittance, so cents; Season tickets, $1.~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

GREGORY's ECONOMY OF NATU RE, explain
~ ed and illustrated on the principles of modern
philosophy, in3 vols, with forty SIX rlates.
Memoirs Ut William Sampson, Including particulars
This adventures in various parts. Of Europe his con
inement in the dungeons Of the JnQuisiiion iB Lisbon,
&c NC. For sale BY ALEX TuWAIt,
apl Is cor Camp and Common SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18

FNURK'S ISLAND ~SALC-5000 bushels Superior
I Turks island Sab, ,lust received per brig Jan,es,
for sale, ifiiDuiedialely applisi Inr by
pH AB.JAH FISK, 81 Common $,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-18
JOHN V. CHILDS-

"F 4Fy31 'gVI EIN INI z THIN TEK,
- No. 3, Camp 81.
WILL engrave and print to order, bank notes, hills
" Of exchungt, bills of ladiug, diplomas, msrcan.
tile and visiting cards. notarial, consular and counting
house seals, door plates, silver ware, &c. -always On
;.,tes.
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved.