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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

Rspaining 10 The Post Office a. HILLSIDE
rough. N. c., on The Is, day Of July.
1899. which il not taken out in three
months. will be sent 10 The General
Post Office a. dead letters.
A John Jackson
Rev. Solomon Asals Duke Jordan
Wm. Anderson WIN, G. Jackson
Hsnsh Anders X
u Thomas Kirk
John Bingham L
Job. Berry John LOckhart
Ssmh Bumrass 2 M
James Brown Mr.. MrCrscksn
w. Brsnnock Wagun-msker
Mrs. Sally L. Julia James Murphey
Buffers II. c. MrDsde
G James Mslere
Lewis Crasen VIM. MckeraIl
David ChisenhsN N
James II. Christie o. NeuIil
kenne,h VI. Clark WIN. =. Nelson
Joseph Colw.lt o
Reubin Garden Ellen O'Ferrell
Benz. Cruiehfrld r
Fbomas Cate John Primrose 3
Polly Campbell R
Wm. Carringion James Riggs
benl. Cole John Retden
Thomas Couch lanes RAY
D Wm. w. Roberts
Baxter Davis s
James Doughsriy John Scou
Patrick Dosier James Smith and
F James Brown
Elizabeth w. For Tempy Steward
rest Il
ssmI Fofsylhe Ssm9 Thomson
Th. II. ]. Fowler 2 Ellen S. Thomson
g w
Moses W. Guess l.. NJ Woods
III David Williams 3
Richard Henslee James Workmsp
Wilson Horntr Wm. III. Woods 3
4hos. Is. liill Wm. Ward
Geo. ". Haywood Wm. 4. Whitfield
Thos. W. Holden 2 Lemsel WilkeIson
] Y
Austin Jefries HilIery Yearsin
0Persons calling Tor any Of The D.
bose letters will please say they are adj
tetised. :
THoS. CLANCY. p. NJ. .
July Ist, 1883. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01
Fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING a. SUMMER
E2SII NSs


Mr.. Robert Il. Peasants,
MOULD respectfully return thanks 10 the
" generous public who have heretofore "a.
soEed him with their custom; and informs
them that be has Just received the latest and
most approved Spring and sumner Fashions,
and i well prepared 10 execute work in his
line. in
II SUPERIOR STYLE,
promising despatch. neainess, ard Durability.
No pains gill be spared on he part 10 please
those who may palFonize him. His friends
and the publici generaily. are respectfully 90.
lieiied 10 give him . esli. u 10 not his dispo
sitlon 10 nsssErs words tf promise. OF 10 cat
eat ideas Ia please the faaey- bot the plan
ihrsai Of his advertisement presents the ksbi
lemsnis Of truth, which will be filed up 10 the
letter.
IJIiis shop is directly opposite the Post
Office. and tao doors shove The farmers Ito.
tel.
Qrorders ftOms distance Pune,usIly si,sn
ded IN.
Ii'IIsbOrOugh. May -. 1879. TG
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

HAsKs FOR sale at sbis Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01

IT, The above medicines are for sale
stthe Office Of the Hillsboroueh Re.
eOrder- where acons,snt supply will be kep,.
Maya. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-01
JuntO Academy.

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
DIED,

In this county, on the 9TH inst. Mr.. THOMAS
MGINN, aged ~ years.
At Washington City, on the 26th ult in Tho
18th year of her age, after painful illness ii
several months duration, Mrs. WINIFRED
GALES, consort of Joseph Gales, Esq. of this
city, date of North Carolina and mother of
one of the Editors Of the National Intelligent
Ger, of the wife of the other Editor of that Jour
nal, and of the junior Editor of the R1leigh Reg.
lster. She was native of Newark, in England,
and cmigrated TO this country with her surviving
husband and her then living children in the year
1885; resided in Philadelphia until 1879, and tie
remainder OF the intervening time, except the last
SIX years, in North Cayolina-.Nat. InteHigeacer.
Another Patriot If the Revolution gone-The
venerable Col. William Aston, died in Charles
ton on the Goth ult. in the sd year of his age.
AT the commencement of the Revolution, he left
College, and took the field as a Volunteer, in
defence of the liberties of his country. He was
Captain under Marion, and was entrusted by him
with tho defence ola Fort in the harbor Of George
town, when that town was menaced by the enemy.
AH0ther.-Departed this life in Laurens Dis
trict, ). c. on the 18th day of June, Mr.. John
Cummins, after short Sickness aged about SIS
years. lie entered early into his country's ser
vice in her revolutionary struggles for liberty, and
continued TO the end He was beloved and res
pected by all who knew him.
Aad ARother.--Died, in Oglethcrpe Co. Ca
on the 2sth May, Mr.. Michael Buff, in the l02
year of his age.
Died at her residence on Fiat Creek, Lancas-
ter District, the 9th inst Mrs Catharine Halle,
in the l02d year of her age. The deceased was
| born on the Rappahannock, Virginia, in March
ll3s and removed 10 her late residence on Flat
Creek, before the revolutionary war. In early
youth she was a school mate of the patriot Gem
eral Sumter, and has been widow for the last
- years, her husband having died in Columbia,
IN December 1874, while attending to his duties
as representative in the State Legislature from
Lancaster District For more than 20 years she
has been Jealous and consistent member of the
Baptist Church.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
Important Decision.

The Supreme Court has jast decided in tho
case of Roberts vs. Cannon, from Northampton.
that, according to the proper construction Of tho
9th section of the Constitution, residence for
twelve months IN any part Of the State is sufh-
Gent to authorize vote for Members of the House
OF Commons in the County in which the voter is
resident on the day of Election, and that the res
idence for that period need not be in the same
county ia which the vote is offered. But tho
Court says, 'that by residence in the county.
the Constitution intends donticH in that coun-
ty. This requsition is not satisfied by visit to
the county, whether for longer or shorter time,
II the stay there be for temporary purpose, and
with the design of leaving the county when that
purpose is accomplished. 1t must be fixed
abode therein, constituting it the place of his
home" The Court further remarks that, this
residence domci is fact, not more difficult of
ascertainment when required as the qualification
Of a voter, than residence OF domicil at the mo.
ment of mans death which is SO important in
regulating he disposition and management of his
estate after DEATH"
We are reloiced that this important and much
vexed question is now settled. Inspectors of
Elections WIZ, hereafter, have difficulty in de-
Gliding upon the qualifications of voters, so fer at
least as this particular question is concerned
Raieigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
Trust Sale.

EN- pursuance Of Deed of Trust, executed to
n me by Wm. Hunter, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall offer for sale on Wed.
nesday, the 9Th Of June next, on credit of six
months at his residence in the Town of Charlotte,
all his property real and personal.
JAMES W. OSBORNE, Trustee
Nay %, 1889.
The above sale which was unayoidably postpo.
ned, viii take place on Saturday the 27tn inst,
J. w. OSBORNE, Trustee.
July 1899. t46O
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

" EXT door to Capt. Pritchsrd's Cabinet Es
" tablisment, has on hand or 6 handsomely
finished Carryalrs of various patterns Also a
, Wheeled Buggy ana second hand Gig. any of
which he viii sell or fair terms for Cash or on
short time. Gentlemen wanting eonvenien, We
hicles for family use, viii please call and see the
above
IL REPAIRING done at shar, notice.
Julg Is, 1889. 459tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

~ At the celebration ofthe ith in Fayetteville
The Neeklenburg Declaration was read before the
National Declaration. We hope this patriotic
determination to assert our claims TO the high
honor Of being the first TO Declare Independence
will DC adopted by every county in the State.
" Another hrsrtiOa-A Mr.. Kennady has
been exhibiting in Salisbury machine for heat
ing water with a small quantity of fuel In
about ten minutes 8 or 10 gallons of water can
BE- brough, to the boiling heat with a handful or
two Of chips or charcoal We saw this machine
al Concord and We think it good one.
IL Tennessee.-The Knoxville Register states
that the intelligence ofthe Cubernatoral Election
in that State goes brayely on. Gov. Cannon is
expected TO get majority in every COMPRESSION
al District in the State except one and that is
Folks. Should this be the case the Wings will
come very near having the entire representation
in Congress.
AZ We have received the first No. of New
Paper called the Albemarie Sentinel printed in
Edenion, by Judah Delano The politics is
Wing We wish /, success.
- Earthquate--Taree severe shocks Of
earthquake were experienced at Aguadilla Porto
Rico, on the 10th inst, bat no damage was done
10 property.
~ $1,000 was paid By the Democratic Young
mems Committee tor the Use OF Castle Garden 20
receive the President IN
4 l.. Al r Il
county Horah Z. Long and Fox taken up 10 the
supreme CoAi, Tie judgment IN the Court below
has been affirmed.
IL We have received the Raleigh Star in an
enlarged form. Success TO 50 SPIRITED Journal.
u In reply to an article inserted week before
last over the signature oil Col. }. H. Wheeler, the
Raleigh Register remarks
We copy the foregoing moroccan from the
" Charlotte Journal" tAoulh we are aJsolyed by
Iis rudeness from any obligation 70 DO So Tie
Superintendent Of the Mint knows but little OF
the niaiions suuslstlng between Gov. Dudley aud
o1rscll, OF hc would hot have assigned a. 50 ron.
tdrBttal a post near his EKccency Ii, how.
ever, II We're true 10 the letter, that We are
but the tfasig stare OF Coy. Dudley, the Supcrin.
icndeut should have paused long before he applied
the cpithet Who Is he An office holder
under ihls Administration, who liycs aud moves
snd has his political icing al the mercy OF Tie
Executive, aud who dare not dissent irom the
bchesis 81 h,s master, however much opposed 10
thr convictions o. his Judgment. But argument
and eyJre are a4dvrut Things. We asked the
superintendent simple question. lie flies into
: pas.oa, bat furnishes 10 satisfactory an~a er
" nst SO "4Hte4 " know was tins tie Mint
went oaiy inio 4cthc operation Ia December, 1887
hos hAppens Il, that the Hostages, SC, tor that
month "a cpoded thr expenditure, Zoe -au..lar Oh
cts ne rtgle ot The succeeding yen This
as oar question sc leave II 10 TIE public TO say
81 .etaer u H-s been satisfactorily answered We
.sk'a SIMPLY, tor information, and II the Super.
IEt r-gHt saf.-hes Us on tic subject, We Val do
hiu 4s,iCs -. tAe premises,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
Notice to stone Masons.

I0HERE will be let out 10 the lowest bidder on
~ saturday the 9Th sf Jolly, miles south of
Charlotte, the laying of Rock Wall around a
family burying ground. The materials such as
Lime and Rock are already prepared.
SUSANNAH SMARTT
JaIq l6, 1899.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
attention.

a Ill Officers belonging to the Regiment of
"a Cavalry who reside in the County of Meck.
lonburg will appear FRIDAY the goth inst,
and these who reside in Cabarrus will appear in
Concord Oh the same day for Drill and to elect a
Brlgadier Gen'l. armed and equipt as the law d.
reefs precisely al o'clock A. NJ.
By order of the Major Genl.
J. o. WALLACE, Col. Com'df
A. NJ. BARRY. Adjf.
Juiy Is. 1899
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

H'dry Damage. deck passenger
y recovered against the Captain, Clerk
!" Mate of the steam boat Ga2clie, At Gin
@'a''' the sum Of $1,000, ~ an action
assault and battery, for torclblS putting.
wv r.n On shore, AT night, about 90 miles from
gc'ei@i', under the allegation, that he
'1l entered the cabin withou, leave,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
MARRIED

In this town, on the 10th inst, BY Col. Thomas
Boyd. Mr.. HENRY CASPER to Miss MARY
HARMON, formerly of Salisbury.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
Sugar Greek Academy.

FEyIlE exercises of this Institution viii DO re.
u sumed on Tuesday the 23d of July
X. l. MCDOWELL.
.Tuiv l6. 1889.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
Land for Sale.

LRhau hVh Sstk0s
d. FuNHE subscriber being DESTROYS Of
sT8H& IL renewing TO the West offers for
WY&~ sale the Plantation on which he re-
sides, containing lS2 acres, lying %
miles west of Charlotte, on the RozzelPs Ferry
Road. There arc on the Plantation two good
Dwelling Houses with all necessary out-heuses.
and one of them is Immediately on the road and
the Plantation woad be divided to suit purchasers.
There is Go acres cleared land ell good and the
res, woodland, well numbered and well ws,ered.
Persons wishing to purchase can call on the sub
scrlber on the premises and view the land.
Terms made reasonable.
DAVID VAN PELT.
Jsly 10, 1889. 1920
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

or Tdanlsgicipq Tho Iiurisburg (Na,)
Chronicle proposes to the Governor OF Pcnnsyl'
vania 10 appoint day Of general Thanksgiving
for the cheering prospects of an abundant har
vest throughout tho State
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

~ the celebration ofthe ith in Fayetteville
the Meeklenburg Declaration was read before the
National Declaration. We hope this patriotic
determination to assert our claims TO the high
honor Of being the first 10 Declare Independence
wall Be adopted by every county in the State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

o. The Medgcvillc Recorder has come ont
IN favor Of George VI, Tronp as President OF the
u, ;. /: Is expected at tho next session OF the
Legislature that his name will be formally pro.
posed by the States Right Party.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

ar A prize Of 1000 r. has been awarded BY the
Frcuch Academy 10 a cabrieet driver for viru-
Gus action. Although poor and with a family
OF four children he raised ti0 to lihorate child
deserted hy 10 mother from the Founding Hos
pi,al, and maintained it for 10 years. This fact
becoming known the above prize was voted him
by the Acldcmccans.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

or 4 uian By the name Of Lawrence hos bcen
arrested IN Florence, Ca, who is suspected from
his own confession TO he the murderer OF Capt
Mitchell of the 1 ), Army in Florida, liz
siitrd IN an unguaricd moment that lac was a
L,eutruaut IN the army, aud that his officer
Capt, Mitchell during quarrci, struck him with
sword and ,bat he immediately drew his pistol
and shot him dcid upon Tho spot, and escaped as
Ear as that place.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

" Another hrsHtiOa-A Mr.. Kennady has
been exhibiting IN Salisbury machine for heat
ing water with a small quantity of fuel. In
about ten minutes or 10 gallons of water can
be brough, to the boiling heat with a handful or
two Of chips or charcoal. We saw this machine
Of Concord and We think il good one
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

o Tue y. Y. Correspondent, of the National
lu'tD,iecuccr, says, Mr. Calhoun, Of 5 g., 1t
seems. was invited by the Locofocos Of Tanma.
as Ilalj to deliver their Fourth Of July CITATION,
which h9Raf he declined. Tho picture Of the
Palmetto bu,ton upon the Locotoco lacket Of tho
PARK would have been a spectacle worth seeing.
Mr. Calhoun, in such company, would have
had practical illustration Of the largest liberty"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

IL We have received the Raleigh Star in an
enlarged form Success 10 50 SPIRITED Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

~ Supreme Court.-In the case from this
county, Horah Z Long and Fox taken up TO the
supreme Coat Tie judgment in the Court below
has been affirmed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

a. Tennessee.-The Knoxville Register states
that the intelligence tine Gubernatorial Election
in that State goes brayely on. Gov. Cannon is
expected TO get a majority in every Compression.
al District in the State except one and that is
Folks. Should this be the case the Wings will
come very near having the entire representation
in Congress,
True American., 1839-11-05

b c a From Mobile to Augusta, Geo.
A4s.zI$~ leaves Mobile every day a, three
sS1esa.sssz1kss4 o'clock. p m per U S mail boat
for Halls Landing, above Blekey thence four
post coaches to Peasnce,a-thenco steambonts TO
Lagr,nee, where ,hsland route is resumed-,hencc
via Mnriannn and Brownsville, Fla. Bainb'dge,
'Pmderro~n, Haw:insville. Saundcrsvilie g. Louis
Vile TO Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail road cars 10 Charleston, and the steam
packet 70 Now York, Norfolk, Philadclph etc :.
The steam boats are the best for the service, and
the navigation presents more advantages than eau
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
ern regio..
The great Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction of fifty miles Of ew
road, by the pr"pretors, viz from LaGrange on
Lafayette Bayou, an arm Of Santa Rosa Bay, to
Brynn,'s Ferry, on the Chatahoochce river, len
miles above the C"wiord, or ID above Cedar Bluff,
whereby the navigation OF the river, aud the con.
sequcni dclcntions, and mure recently the incon
| venent crossing at the Cowford, are entirely
avoided, and a fine road from Mariana drec
to Bainbridgc, instead OF the roundabout road viz
ChnttahooChce, lrsscning the distance about fort,
miles, and increasing tho facilities more thar
once a dov
Aluo, ",nnch line Of two horse stages ever,
other day nom II .wkinsvilIr, via Perry /" Macon
Ga connecting with the line to Savannah an,
Darien, Geo.
| A mni! steamboat plies regularly hc,wccl
Banbridgc and Apalachicola. Travellers wishing
to reach any pon, on Chat.ahoochee or ApaIachl.
! cola, can take steo,nhoat ut Brownsville.
| Mobile to Pensacola and Route During tn
time occupied by the repulrs III boats, the prnpre
tors Of the Florida line will run line OF lou
horse post coaches every other day between Mo
bile aud Pensacola.
Passengers will leave NJ ohile n, 3 o'clock p m
in the U S mail boat, and proceed To Halls Land
ing, where o tour horse coach will tc IN waiting T.
| convey them to the excellent house of Mr. Charlie
Hall, mile distant, where they will fiu
pleasant nccommo oda,ons for the night-IeavIn!
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola ca RI
in the evening, thus avoiding the d;scomlor, o
night travelling.
| Oltce at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where seats must be secu
| red. STOCKTON T. CO. nov |
True American., 1839-11-05

DOLBEAR'S Science OF ofPcnmanship received, and
l. for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. s Chatres street, New Orleans, l89 Broadway
New York; Dauphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
Schools and is calculated for persons ofa ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to Gull und examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at slch houses may suit the
convenience OF u and 10 classes formed in my part
of the city.
sidcnces.
Persons paying lfss of lessons desired
o nttenI' '';'.t."e 10 ell as they wish.
:. SYSk BkOTIlt.E4
True American., 1839-11-05

hEMtY LEE Is co, No } Magazine street, are
I'll row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, aud other late arrivals trem :he
e;-,ern cities. large and selected assortment
E"ts, Boots, shoes and BrOgaMs,
consisting Of gsu.lemCns fine calf a"l Morocco boots
do 2d quality; do but'l, anil wax pegge boots
various qualities; mems fno calf seal and Nlorocc.
slipper mems fine calf and kppcd pcsgcd shoes and
rogans 'lo boo,s do stout kip aud wax pegse shoes
I'd bross; gentleme"s best quality calf sewei Shoes
tnOgans a'" Jack Downnss; do calf and Morocco
'ckc shoes and logans; do calf, seal and Marocco
Wan shoes and spt IS, do calf, buff seal WINGS
aew article; do fine calf, se:l and morocco q,larte,
'cts; loys, misses and chiltlrens rcgsed and sewe,
" ogans and shoes Of every quality and kind.
Also a general assortment Of mems stout wax and
r~ l'rogams and shoes, together with TO- 600 pairs
,esro best quality, russell brosms, nailed in III.
i'nks, made expressly for plantation Use; good u.s.
rmen! OF mems fine and stout kip rNsset broga,s,
Nv article, and age quantity OF inferior T,ali,y
r. ssc, and wax brogans
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain welts ant,
pump sole shoes d" fine French Morocco and kid run
rmd slippers; do shoes, with a'@ without heels:
call, seal : stout leather hootes do P,u,ella shoe,
all kinds and qualities; do lasting brosa,s; .o yaj,er
gans Chil.l,e,,'s coored Morocco and lasting bro
/: ls and boots, &c.
,ien,enen's fine fashionable black silk hats; o black
IN dl:' beaver 'lo ot superior quality; do imitation
it' ram do; IN oa and rm mems lc .!,al, and
VII tx itnssa short Mapped hats, article. Yoslls'
La &C size hats OF different qualities; do cLilIy,',
~ MS and bc,'s black and d,ab wool hats Of various
s'npes, with general assortment of boys and mems
~! caps.
his assortment will be replenislc b, the arrival of
eM l.cketsrom the SDoye named cities, all of which
vii be sold on accommodating terms, a,,p 1-,f
True American., 1839-11-05

IN EW GOODS-Smmons Hartt I. CO are now sre
csiving from on he ard ships Yszoo and Saratogus
brig Csncordia, from New York. great variety Of
goods in their line, which together with their former
STOCK on h.nd makes their assortr en-, very plee.
teck and dressing combs, horn do ofnl descriptions, In
Qua r.bber silk md worsed elastic gar,ers common 4
he elastic s,,spenders, loco fco and uciicr matches,
seidtz powders powderpn and boxes, toilet powder,
pocket books and wallets, needle books SHE'LL pearl,
ivory and morocco car cases, head ornaments plain
raj beads, necklaces anl negligccs, bead CHAINS bead
necklaces cut glass and inseed silver aud gitbeals
nd,ah eeads, bells and plumcs pistol and large pow
ler tasks shot belts horse, belt pocke, and deilins
oistois double and single barrced guns Bowie knives,
ana dfks SCISSORS shears, pocket knives guard chains
ana ribbons, waist buckles, CLOTH hair ,ouh nacon!,
nrumh. sh"e plate, floor nnd busting brushes Cologne,
FLORIDA lavender, and bay watera sorted essences
ana extracts Anccassar, hear, antique and Wards
seab'c Hair oils shaving and toilet soaps of all des-
cr'p,ions iateS' and gentcmcns desk. and dressing
cases. a'r rlsgets trizetes and raids, plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt figured, coat and
Vest bntt'as pearl and ivory shirt do, shit suts gold
al9 SILVER pencil cases, toohpcks and twcezcrs, plated
ana gut l"ckets miniature ,Io silver, brass and steel
'flbles, hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fruit blk
and rcdink, shoe backing, volis and guitars, ribbed
ana plnn percussion caps, n.l winc, scented c,sh-
bags riding Whips, walking canes, playing cards. fins
gold, plated and gilt jtwcllry &c.
The above, together with great variety of other art-
les are offered at wholesale reuil accommodating
| HALL