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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27
STATISTICS OF THE LONDON
POST OFFICE.

We gather the following from report recent
y made to our Government by Mr.. Pitt, who
was sent out sometime ago to Europe, by the di-
rection of Mr.. Van Buren,, for the purpose of
collecting information relative TO the post office
and mail arrangement of the Old World.
The average number of letters received daily,
for delivery in the London post-ofice, is 1880.
The average number of newspapers received
daily, for delivery In the London post-office, is
11,460.
The average number of letters sent, daily post
ed in London, 80,370.
The average number of letters daily distribut-
ed and forwarded is 22,310.
The average number of newspapers daily
posted in London, is $3.50.
The average number of newspapers daily dis
tributed and forwarded is $1,000
In the London district post the average num-
Der of letters received and delivered daily, is g.
900; number of newspapers, $500.
Besides the letter carriers there are also attach
ed to the General Post, ninety FIVE bellmen, who
call at every house in their walk for letters to 90
by the evening despatch They carry a locked
bag, with an aperture large enough to drop in a
letter, which can only be opened at the post office.
Any person having letters TO go by the mail may
drop them into the bag himself, pay the bellman
his fee or one penny for each letter. and then may
rest assured that they will be despatched by the
mail of the same evening.
The number ofp towns in the United King
dom is 1898; the number of miles upon which
the mail in the United Kingdom is annually car
ried by mail coaches, horse, and foot posts, is
1854, $50; by railways, 936, 500 The annual
cost of which, for the former is f302, $685. for the
railways, is fl9,940
Each mail is accompanied with guard, arm
ed with blunderbuss and pistols. The business
has increased immensely, since the introduction
of the penny post system.
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This sweet little love song is not unworthy of Burnt
We cut it fr I'M an English Magazine. The author
ohm Imlah, young poet, we need not add OF mig
romise.
THE BLUE FED LASSIE
Io'e thee, lassie ah how weel,
Nae thocht can reach--nae word reveal
As name haze felt-as name can feel,
My bonnie blue e'ed lassie, 0.
lo'e thee mair, sweet Isabel,
Than sign can shew, or tongue can tell
My love, my life, my second sell,
My bonnie blue e'ed assie, o.
OF then by lip or look convey,
How may vile thy heart away,
And will bless thee night and day,
My bonnie blue e'ediassie, 0.
Say shall roose thy roguish mou',
Or praise thy pawkie cen sac blue,
What shall say Z what can l do 2
My bonnie blue eed lassie, o.
Should cares combine, and ills increase,
To wreck my pleasure, rest, and peace,
Were life but torment-death release,
My bonnie blue e'ed lasse, o.
For thy sweet sake--for thine alane,
Through toll and trouble, grief and pain,
I'd live TO lo'e, and ca my ain,
My blue eed lassie, O.
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sl7,466 &c


Exclusive of the buildings, machinery and enclosing
grounds, apparatus, tools, and fixtures.
That there was here an enormous expenditure of
the public money is proposition too plain, appre-
hend TO be denied by any body But it would puzzle
even that ingenious functionay the Secretary of the
Treasury show that the expenditure was attended
with particle of benefit TO the country. II is well
known that the mint at Philadelphia can coin nearly
ten millions; while, in 1888, there were actually
coined the principal mint and branches but "a 206
$40, viz: at Philadelphia, $50 979, 217; Charlotte,
$S4 165; Dahlonega, Si029l1; New Orleans, $40
DAB and that the cost of keeping up and carrying
on the Philadelphia mint is the same under the pre-
sent system, if all the coinage was made there or,
in other words that all the money that is coined at all
the minis in the country could be coined great
Ell cost of machinery, officers, &C., at the Philadelphia
mint than is expended in coming part only of the
money there Ii follows of course that each and every
of these branch minis is superfuous-a mere excre-
scence, fungus, and very expensive fungus, too
sir 10 say nothing of its tendency to indurate into
cancer of Executive patronage. Now let me ask you
MI Chairman, and this House, can such extrava
vance be rght-can it be proper in government, pro
Tossing to administer the affairs Of the people in tn
most economical mode practicable No, sir; IT J
wong it is very wrong, il is all wrong and IN par
~ which rode into power on the most flaming pre-
misses of retrenchment and frugality, 1t is not onl
wrong, but ridculously indecent.
must now refer TO another great evil growing on
ofthcse branch minis and thst is want OF uniform
" in the coinage. To the government, and what
more 10 the people of the United States il is matte
of primary Importance that the coinage of their circu
latina medium should he exact and uniform. This
topic which needs no ILLUSTRATION. The plainestma
in The country can the evils IF confusion and II
regularity in the circulating medium and see tn
benefits Of uniformity in that respect. These bene
fits will not il is palpable, exist where the money
coined at different places, under the superintendent
and by the work of different individuals For tn
sake Of uniformity in the coinage, high considere
fins az public policy would dictate that there shout
be only one miot though its cost should equal OF eve
exceed that Of a plurality Of minis. But in cas-
ike this when IL is shown that one mint can do all tn
coinage OF the nation without any addition to s pre-
sent cost how can excuse ourselves TO our cons.
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MuRDER.-A letter from Prairie du Chem. dated the
l7th February, gives account of a murder which had
neen committed near that place. Ii seems that Mr.
Howard had been boarding with Mrs Cnr,;s a.
some distance from the above town. The two had
for some time been at variance. The account saws
about ~ O'Clock, Howard into the house and
after taking Goals from the fire and PLACING them
under the gridfon requested Mrs Curtis to take five
minutes time in preparing herself to see her heart
jumping and roasting and then sat down to sharpen
ing large knife This was, as matter Of course,
not pleasant Mrs Curtis and her six children pre-
sent" and she fed TO Mr.. Wausey's The family
agreed to protect her. Howard pursued and demand
ed her. and was ordered out Of the house. He went
cut, and Immediately returned, armed with anaxe-
There was Mr.. Sanders present, who armed
with small Ratchet These two cDched HowarC
not being able to use his He then drew a larg,
Indian knife and stabbed Sanders in the hack extend
ing TO the abdonen--four inches of the blade break
ing of in his body. Upon drawing the part out h
bled so profusey to make il impossible for him 4
live. Howard had not been apprehended
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

w ASHINGToN HOUSE, No 223 Chestnut
wv street, next door to the Masonic Hall, Phade
phia. I'll. L. HARTWELL, Proprietor. This new
and splendid house is open, and fitted up in the
most fashionable style for the accommodation of gen.
temen and families.
The location for health and convenience, to places
of fashionable resort or business has no superior
while the parlors, dinng-rooms, and chambers, will
bear comparison with any similar establishment in the
Union.
The ladies will find in it all the quiet and elegance
of stately private mansion and the gentlemen every
luxury that may be expected from hotel of the first
class in the city of Philadelphia
liberal patronage for the Washington House, and tt
give entire satisfaction to all who may honor it with
their company. march 25-H
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REMARKS OF MR.. GREEN,
OF KENTUCKY,

OF KENTUCKY,
ON The General appropriation Bah. Deli
vered in the House Of Representatives, Feb.
10, 1841.
The House being in Committee of the Whole on
the General Appropriation Bill Mr.. GREEN moved to
amend the bill by striking out much thereof as re-
lated to the branch minis at Charlotte North Carroll
ma, Dahlonega, Georgia, and New Orleans.
Mr. GREEN said he had regarded these branch
mnts as having been established through favortism,
and for the purpose of augmenting the patronage OF
khe Executive This patronage was already SO large
as to overshadow the liberties and morals of the peo-
ple and far from conserving TO increase it, he felt
himself bound by the most imperative considerations
of duty his constituents to every suitable occa-
sion to reduce it within proper limits On this princi-
pie he had acted heretofore the same principle he
should continue to act long he might be honored
by seat this floor, matter what party might be
in power He objected to these branch mints as be-
ing useless in themselves and therefore mschevous
additions to Executive patronage he objected to
them for another reason, and that was the prodlga
and wanton expenditure of the public money which
they caused The sense of duty which urged
him 10 resist encroachments from any quarter the
liberties or rights of his constituents, impeed him to
keep watchful eye their money. When propo-
silion was presented him, characterized, like the
present. by encroachments and prodigality together,
he should be Tecreant indeed to his duty and uDmind
full of the opinions Of enlightened constituency
were he to refrain from raising his voice in remon-
STRANGE.
The nutility, Mr.. G. proceeded to say, and the ex-
tIayagant expenditures of these branch mints have
been so fully demonstrated by public documents that
it would be trihing with the House 10 take up their
time by charging those topics. l. will merely re-
fer to the expenditures of the superintendent of the
branch mint at Charlotte in 1887 and 1888. They
xuara no folnws.
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15Or lers for tickets and Shares OF Certificates Of
Packages IN the above Magnificent Lottery will re-
ceve the mostprompt attention. and official account
OF the drawing sent Immediately after it is to all
who order from us
ID. s. GREGORY & CO. Managers,
Washington, d. G.
mar 9-2aw4wdSc
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

Our townsman, JOHN L. WILSON, Esq, has de-
cned the appointment Of District Attorney of the
u s., for the Western district of Florida recently
conferred upon him by the Government ChariesfoH
Courier
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WANTED TO HIRE, two or three convenient
w and pleasantly situated rooms in the house Of
private family in retired part of the city-with or
without board and lodging. Application left at the
cfice Of the Madisonian, addressed to will be att
tended to. mar l6-4t
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3o,295 Dollars!

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class D, for l84l
To be Drawn at Alexandra, Virginia, on Saturday,
the 10th April, 1S41.
GRAND SCHEME.
1926 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars l of 5000 Dollars
1000 Dollars 5 of 1000 Dollars
1888 l-3 Do 5 of 800 Dollars
% of 500 Dollars 80 of 300 Dollars
30 of $50 Dollars SO of 200 Dollars
60 of $50 Dollars 62 of l25 Dollars
62 of 300, &c.
Tickets $$l0-Halves SS5-Quarters So SO.
Certificates ofpackages of 25 Whole Tickets Ssl30 0C
Do. do 25 Half do IS 0C
Do. do 25 Quarter do 80 sc
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000 $4,000 $4,000
And Sixteen Drawn Ballots, making more prizes thar
blanks
TTNION .OTTERY

blanks.
UNION LOTTERY,
Glass No. g. for 1871.
To be positively drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., on Sa
turday, April l7th, lS4I.
By authority ofaw, for Internal Improvement in A
lexandria, d. G. State Treasury, Delaware Col
lege, and Common Schools, in the State of Della
ware Useful Manufactures in the State of South
Carolina. Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City Of Savannah and State of Georgia. Public
Institutions in the States of Louisiana and Ken
lucky.
ID. S. GREGORY s. co. managers.
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$4,000 $4,000

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class No. l3 for l84l
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, on Wednes-
day, 2lst Of April, l94l
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
5000 Dollars 1923 "a Dollars
1000 Dollars $500 Dollars
so Prizes of 1000 Dollars.
2S of sS250-20O of 5000, &c.
IS Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0--Halves $5--Quarters 80 so.
Certificates packages of 25 whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25 half do 65 90
Do. do. 25 quarter do 80 so
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ID. S. GREGORY s. co. Managers.

Ia prizes OF BIUU.
Besides prizes of $50, $40, 500, $50, $40, 1875,
$40, BIS, $Sl2, $40.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-27

DULWER's NEW NOVEL, " Night and Morn
Ding, this day received for saleby
+. TAYLOR
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Is Drawn Numbers out of 70.

Whole Tickets $2O---Halves $lO---ouarters S.
Ephths So so.
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$4,000 /.
100 Prizes Of ST. 900.

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Class F for 1S4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va. on Saturday, oath
April, lS4l
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 2, 90 Dollars
5000 Dollars OH 10 Dollars
100 prizes of 1000 Dollars
10 of $30OO-2O Of $25O-s4 of 5000 &c.
rs Number Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets Sl0-Halves $5--Quarters So so
Certificates of packages Of Is Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 25 Half do 65
Do do Is Quarter do 80 so
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packa
ges in the above Splendid Lotteries, address
d. S. GREGORY s. co. Managers
Washington, ID. c..
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all who order as above mar 23-d&c2aw2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

G. J. RICHARDS & co,
"isn OF the saw, opposite tbs Swan Tavern,
II street, Shockoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign ami D,,,or;. H.,
ware are row opening arEe snd compI.e sss,,, -.
~ eFhlN| HARDWARE AND CUTLERY yTbirb a-
ISM Guy 'cCeAnces OF g punctlll en- th.y viii ali
AZ Sety siaI aivauce. Country Merchants ana oth.
IN 20 .he4r interest 70 caand examine their stoak
WiiGh N par Is COMPRISED Of The following Good.
inbotson : Flt.ut Corn Scythes
Maiton's best cast steel Do
Broad AMI Narrow Grass DO
Humble a. Aug usia's Pattern Grass do
Dutch Scyrheso Of bes' quality
Pocket ana Pen Knives, assorted
SclssoIs- Shears and Razor ;. do
black uri other handles ~ -ri ""ic
iN9fy hnvcs and Forks in sets of5l pairs from sI2
ARE aad very superior sssort,neEt Of single al t
ble ""rTeI y int aud percussion Guns IN 'u
traces HaiteT-, AHTs, Vices. Snirhs' BeTous
Kun tne plate, pad amt oher Locks
iani, PIT, v cut, mill saw, half round
Collins and other Axes
broad Axes Nail Hammers
Butt Hinges al xnfs
britannia Ware. JaQaned tin Ware
rGhed Goods, German SILVER Goods
n "tis''i : genuine and eOtnmon Coffee Aus
Shec: aud har Lead
Cast, sas1T, blister and German steel
I-oNctS and = 1aesi Hay and manure Forks
5ies .>tIcWs- shovel aLi lougs. Tendcrs AndIro
I,ss. tcnch sIf tnOuLl!E. Planes
MI ut AID < saws
Hand. panel and tt non saws
ass an a.s'rtmento Of Looking Glasses ,Irect ftou.
itauuia- ilreE, assisting ui ' ''0'-~
~ ng tot -, pier 9 tnantcl Glasses
f-u 81 as. lad gueT.f assortment ~ ,r.og w.
tTeUcI Bass0.s, a.. 70 "NON "N
Together WITH every variety Of s;lrle md s,,,.
sediment Il Fancy G6.,is. --e 1F'I.o'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
CHiCkMtING q GILnEnTIs
na!ZIZl!Si'y!|.|.=.lZ',.KI!e:ksYZ..

TIE subsci Is constantly receiving iIom the manu-
Il factories ot ClllCkERlNG q +. GILBERT 4 co
nnson' aud offers for sale large assortment u Piano
Inites WIN AL thc recent ADD patented inn
IhcpnE established reputation Of these manufacturers
TIE Test guarantee that the Instruments manufactured by
them VIII not be surpassed by any CHER ma er domestic
or iorogn) IN respect 10 durRhiuy te sweetness p
ry ani power Of for which these Instruments have
hcen SO highly and extensively celebrated The Ions
p"Tlcuce OF Doth Of these makers has resulted In some
very important iu'. rOvcmeLts, tiely iufIoduccD which
mcnts.
The suhst rber feels justified In assuring those who
may be pleased 20 pirunizc this Establishment that
expectations will NOT hc disappointed funding these I'M.
siHmess be made Of he very best materials and the
most durable Workmanship.
These instruments I'D the urcr's prccs
packed and sent 10 place within hundred ues OF
Richmond rec Of cNpens" to tie puIchusCTs.
The great demand Tor these Instruments ndu- ed the
subscTibeT To establish agency ia FARNvILGE Prince
Edward Co with Mr.. s. = BiGIOW, where those who
wish 70 purchase get them the terms as OF
the subscriber ~ ~
AnPiANO FORTES srld AZ either or these establish.
nents are warranted, and II not perfectly satisfactory can
10 liberal discount made 90 professors and teachers
III large supply ot new AMI Fashionable Music nj.
WAYS on hand Piano Fpurs uucd and repaired by Rufus
Morse whose long experience IN manufacturing cutlcs
MN " a snare oi patronage. a. =. MADDOX,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

70 hllds - CroiI Poro Rico and New Orleans Sugars
q boxes dorble aud single Loaf S1
81 DO Havana Nh!'e ~
~ bags Lagutra, Rio and Mararaibo CCT.c
90 hhds and Heres IVES; Tutfa and y % HoIassna
- boxes sIl0 aut tuIl2 Window Glass
~ gIarter and half quarter casks iue Madeira wne
lJv bbls cool Baltimore Whisky
Imperial and Gunpow erica
salt Male
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
DIR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT
OE SARSApARII a

EING conce ntiaiei COMPOUND FLUID Extract Of Sarss.
- paTd combined with other vcLetahl, extract which
Ieni'ts u medicine II great utility IN the cure ali dis
arising from impurities Of the blood fr,la tuIiscrc
9is anu inpTudsncas Of youth and cans fltirnsl
eases iorn,dor produced by niudcous use of p.r
curry arsenic bark OF quuine is a. nva'u4h remedy
Ili 'cu'rdl DytlIiy, OlgCIous sores. White SW.Io~s
s'aSes OF The Liver and skin, Scrufl. or KIuz5s Fyf
flHas' &c, aud all the unpleasant au dangerous a.
,,.1S consequent 10 - phiis, Lues Neuercsl Sc A.
~ tn" spring ana Fall there can be no inc itrnr mr. -
N',aI As medicine calculated 20 suole anF uopTts'
' system after having been under medicgl treatment for
al paii'ar disease tucr, can he nothing more aap's
- NC nanrdl vigor OF he - STEM aud allaying r >
',UaleA ana nervous condition ofthc system 81 .oIr
49, sNhtss lHis preparation will be found tightly ser.
-. 80 LING me slli uHr season preventive OF
h@' HI'as'n and disrrgrdtlc salons s. common IN
many during warm weather namely. Fainness Gisfinsss
Impressive Feeling about the Heart on the rc7s i.
oIns delightful and wholesome bey arars, Ey a.i.ip- ,
9oniul 10 glass Of ceWaicT similar I'D The 90 -.
uIateu LISBON Diet drink aud wia small quantity or sgr
spe St9g ioTas tue Sarsapaiilll Mead, possessing
however ~ ADDITION, ditnal vtuss contuciv. 10
and particularly adapted 10 llvlls For raycr,Bg ,,.r
us artqnsie OF great importance. For sale.
ms Druggists soil, s,.,,s r., 800, 80 ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
DAVIES a. UROruERs,
pima EnnEEk

TIE deserved repuiston which the instruments rnsdc
ny MesSis Davies Brothers, 81 New York. has al.
sne since their introduction this city, has n iuc
thesubscriberto en- into with the mans
iaciurcrs Tor tie sale Of their iustTutnsntf aud
quen'y surpiy will he stsntly hand From I.
pericnre OF the sale Piano PORES IN this
cay and being rracucs workman himself the subse nj
bercan with confidence recommend tnose nstrunenis
possessing all the modern improvements, combining
sweetness AMI brancy 81 tone equal 10 tie
"i any other manufacturers ia ihe Unicc states
INC prices OF thee range from $40 ,l1wn
asow as So. Pc!s"ns wanting good PIANO must no,
DC cicffrurpi tr1 OF tncs" INSTRUMENTS
tl"lf 'H"aUn~s for all who have TIED on, al tho Inv
pitr r' one have been astonshed them equal IN
t1c au' tone 10 ''sn of twice their cost Being native
Of IA" Oh Dominion the Subscriber na;tcra nnseC mar
81 Hose m want Of good Piano VIII hu' ryc him a csl.
"n rNinin" sn' uy those ins runcuts feels confident
Of liberal paiTou1se.
Any instrument proving defective nay be exchanged
Wthin tSc,vc mon De- a!tcT purchase.
JOHN TIGPIN
y S-h kinds 81 Crhinrt Furniture. Tor sale Al rrice
10 suit N" times t-g- 1hI'e doors below the new ~
chsne Bank, Snd nearly opposite the Merchants COTE
se-nicltuoDd NAV ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

as Inc hil. ruHTr ems fIc Cana. lilo IL .rr rhs
$tslS Ssor" II, larnru v'cs.r. il Is sci sl,s
stEE5 i1r Gc.rery. Posse ssJG EIvrr Taet!sf-fy
For terms, Apply 10 weing'rn Gntdu, or ~
pan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
ALFRED KING.
$50 600 STOCK OF BoOKs
sIAiloNERG. MUSIC AND FANCY GOoDs.
SsHIag OF al teTy L0tc Prices BIZ
>. w. RANDOLPH & CO
MAtS sE,EEr RrcHMuSp VI
TO TIE PrRr1c,

II ANlNG so!t'oJ. ". ~ inph \ CO n k,.r.r, 49,,
:, on nus city, iHy entire stock OF Books s,s
ristH 90 or.lEcuuing lie al owe + ~, y, , 'sAe
H'.i- NC. as .T"i that every cTcrfi5n - II ! y.
Ia.tuir merit patronage. '- &c H@uc Nv
~ .L .taSt u fc.-in nv srcerr acknowledgment. 10
Wy e"s'uMcF- for tas!r kind aus 1.rI ~
RICHARD SANXAY, Art.
re pNlS. itsc O.. Nr SanJfy' sI-rk aided, our mo-
>.''N, Elis,# orr a.-Crrment the most cornpi..
N..'h'F, ever DlFE"t Rf one ,Ifstn,,t ~ q
A-N as - dIe Fcry DESTROYS 20 reduce lie sr-,
,, ILluel To- sell = Ihs most rcduccl prices
' AS,i OF good CITY ACCEPTASCES Cgrprry ~"
r.,sc w. .Ci', SUE Inducements a. cannot f IN
p'Ss'. W w L AXE DETERMINED TO MAZE SAiFs
81 "a . IS every eEerIou 10 Evo safsfacaD 10 -1r6
gl y" s1n1ays aud oh friends as NAV fsyr ~ %
gu stock Of Books Comprises the most ,prr,,,, ,
Literature. N7 anu Nsceuancous
IN lam ~ rare ,EosisG editions Of standard works
~ wy Sialcnery Department we have a vsry s,t,,s,
SsoLmeni OF Paper, Blank fooks Quils S,esI p, ~
sIueeS N use tn that line OF ever Dissertation AMI
Music, Music books. Music,r T,s,rr,r,.,,s a., -
sale '''Ne VIII oe constantly Kept UI
A M endless yy1iLiety Of Tauey Goods
~ .lE oiuplssCEt Nicrascgnss Srsrt,rf." D. -
r1ehei hnlyes, r neil Cases Work B5Tes AMI br. e.,
,iiSS Wiinns Desss canes and Painting Maiersis N
@S sFecmens Of Psinoss and Enrrav.gs 10y the bss,
oullhe bcsi work Clerks OF Courts Merchants an5 bs
may dcpen' upcn having their orlers steDiHd ~
ln-lu.Ly and IN the best manner An our yyeTk iii m
We are Just receiving our srns .ppplv. ,D,,,-,,
' 10 keep lp complete assortment Of goods In SI,r
'"'' , f., - W. RANDOLPH a co
10y Viz stand, and, also, for the present
5h Is "'e opposite eide Of The street. heretofore