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PREMIER WIG MAKER.
IMPERIAL WIGS & SCALPS.
7 CRISTADORO. 6ASTOR HOUSE. in Broadway, has
q the honor of introducing 70 III wig wearing public,
entirely inventions-vix-TIIE PATENT ENAilEL-
LED PAINTINGS AND CROW rs aud The shrinking
SKIN GOSSAMER NETTING, two inventions that llacc
Wigs hsh IN the of connoisers, be
pronounced the uLTRA orthe art.
The prces exceedingly low defy competition.
itl
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DOCTOR GLOVER

DOC lOh ULOV En-
EGS inform who have recently enlured il he has
II left the practice Of his profession, that he continues
prescribe for such require his aid usual Jos, difficult
and protracted which require practical esence
have been the particular objects 81 his study The
raj important remedies which have escaped the obser-
vation Of the less scrunising physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables him keep pace
with the improvements Of the day being graduate IN the
deal The unsuspectng stranger should beware OF
the host self named Doctors Of whom
aspire 70 be authors Of little books upon subjects OF which they
totally ignorant.
Office, No Ann stprivste ith door from the
Musrun off ehours uuf oo,c m26 m
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MEDICAL,


MOULD inform his patients and the public tia ke still ad
w heIss his original proposition, money
either for medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his Improvement, and would inform them that he has
the Marshall House. where he oeit the attendance the
shove mentioned conditions Of all who have suffered for
hong time under diseases considered BY them ncurable.
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage OF all who wish the
Of Dr. solomon Hene would state that the only Doctor
Hene who has lived in had his Office in Broadway
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician 10 this country about eight years
since have had the pleasure of knowing him thar
Tune and Of witnessing many surprising performed
Of the who member OF the medical Of the
City and State OF New York.
Sworn before me- this 9th day Of
of Ami A 1910
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DOC OR BE LII.

DOCTOR EEL devotes his personal attention (daily,
- until r. MI the removal private diseases every
stage. Al suffering cases aggravated or nm
ssiuy treated by pretended pactton-
efsthoSe laborns under The destructive effects Of
guack nosrums and all who suspect the of disc
rking ~ the ysem, consult Dr. b. always with
antee of a cure. 1907
Person. concentrating marriage xho have been the sui:
ecx OF delicate diseases consult DR. bell with honorable
cenhdense fosr PAID letters describing the Of
al distance, have his prompt attention Dr.. Bs Treatment
permanent
doors froi, broadway. u21 I'm
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DIR. FAWCETT,

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR.
VI GEONS, Of London and Edinburgh, and Of the Medical
College of Philadelphia confines his practice select branch
OF his profession.
Nocet empta dolore voluptas.
DR.. f. Is encouraged by the uniform attending his
mode Of the yenereal elects,
seminal weakness and mercua affections Their with all
those other bad symptoms which undermine the constu,on
and lay the foundation of decay, either from NAL
treatment any other Ia such persons the appetite Is
generally defective, and the relish for life almost subdued
His mode Of is universally ainrcdhis medicines
being peaan. the and smell gently cstrnge the fbres
of the stomach and that ensy what good dge
requires. His constitutional debili.
y aIej extensive observations sexual debility
all IFS attendant symptoms lhysioogcay explained This
work be obtained his Office 196 FuHn street. where e
Dos be consulted all hours of the day and night
Letters post paid will receive immedate attention.
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MONMOUTH BANK. n. I

'I'HE notes OF the Monmouth Bank signed by Halfway
or H. Earl, cashier, redeemed per by
JED 6wsr EARL CO. n Wall u.
SPLENDID DISCOVERY FOR LEARNING TO
~ PAINT AND DRAW FROM NATURE.-Amateurs
may No 23 Broadway number OF samples painting
on wood velvet silk muslin paper &C. by process f9r which
the hventor has received Of thousand dollars
from the French The limitations Of oil paintings
are soperect that painter initiate them without anng
the process BY this method any artist other
lesTn IN very few lessons to paint miniatures to erecton
difficult TO unc without seeing the samples taking
single lesson Of Mr.. VICTOR ERNETTE, painter the
rfs Of France, Russis nc lea Imsr
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WONDERFUL RECOVERY

7 HAVE been saved from the dark precipce Of unmely
DEATH and from the miSees and oItures of
and proacted Illness which suffered for nearly years,
and by the blessing of I'd enabled TO offer public
German Dspe No. 1873 Hudson BY the direction of
experimenting Providence led that excellent and char
table Institution, receive the Of the young and
klni heneiaeoT who administered to my afieons until i
sutrrings-p HIM, therefore, justly bound
lasting gratitude TO most lasting aud public acknow-
iedgment.
medical faculty of whom sdvi country air Others
utaon OF limbs Under their received be-
neicia effect. but aud worse, until legs and
nearly covered with malignant ulcers and presented
cace awful look BY the timely aid OF the above
physician only healed but every vesge Of this for
mdab ds-ae rooted out of publish this fer the
benefit o suffering humanity and advise all to seek eefrom
JOSEPH POURCH, 40 Hudson st.
News Office. 1856 Bowery.
JOHN KIRKMAN,
81 Catharine st, N. Y. Soap and Candle Many.
This certify that Joseph Pouch has been my employ
both beforehand since his affection, and do hesitate
say that the above Acknowledgement every pacu-
lar }. W. bU 81, st. Inspector 9Th w ard.
l0ssve the above ' FREEMAN < K G s9gsf
Alderman of 9th Ward.
~ BThe Doctor has removed Canal street. where
the medic be obsns Tor the Of all long standing
complainis up with full directions price $40. which
warranted to c,re- not the money will he returned. II
whether the throat bones any other the Of
the disease will kewi eradicate all the bad effects of
curry. The medicines will be all parts OF the Un-
ted States BY adds; letter post paid enclosing the above
Dr. JOSEPH HEINE, Canal Il. Patients will be
attended to usual. 80
The DR.. has than 500 certificates his which
be at his Office m27 mec
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MADAME RESTELL.

FEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dence lao Greenwich
street, between Coursndt and Liberty street, where
she be consulted with tie strctet CONFIDENCE and where
also her celebrated medicines he obtained. All eers must
be paid and addressed box s8 N York rty Medicines
forwarded BY mail. Boston Office No. Esssx street
m3 lmr
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"A WONDER AND "A BLES
SING,

TO CLEAR THE SKIN.
THE ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.-Read this resolu
ton PAS rd by t5e Medical Council of Paris -: We con-
slider NJ Vesn the greatest hanthropist of the and his
Italian Chemical Soap perfect icle nay eruption
disbursement OF the skin The Italian Chemicl Soapis
confidently recommended the public the following
pimples, irceles salt rheum, scurvy morThew san
srr eysipess, eruption 1t will change the color OF
dark yellow sunburnt skin beautiful healthy cleaess
the public rely on it, 1t never falls Sold by r. Jones
of the American Eagle 50 Chatham price so cents
caeo5serve each label the signature %: NJ Vesprno the
inventor and T. Jones as the General Agent.
Agents39 Fulton Brooklyn; 81 Dock ST. Philadelphia
State Boston 40 Baltimore Baltmore 81 Stae ST. Al
hauy ii lima
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BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
400 WATER STREET,


FOUR DOORS EAST OF CATHARINE MARKET.
TINE Subscriber having his manaactoy and under his
own immediate sppernt-nfenee, OF the oldest and
NOS, eveenced builders in this citv and the best Of materials
r ru1n1 of boats, which enables MIN u
furnish, The shortest notice Boats OF the most approved mo-
del in,l vorkman snip "a the most liberal terms.
BUILDER OF the Sultan of Muscats Pleasure Barge, the
Wave, ,zele Vetor,e, Atlane, Wakoua. &c Also the
HYDE Park, Syph and Wave, Of Mobile, Geo s'""Tt Of
Louisville Madame Celeste NJ New Orleans &c. Asn,-
The sui boats WIN. Crous, Fashion Zanoui STAR sni Ed
win Forrest, &c, &c. Sc ieiln.c
DEARsALL's OAR ESrABLI SAAlENI. Iou,,Ato -
1893, Al l02 w ter street. iv. doors above Caiharne
bet the only establishment of the kind IN the United States
supply The Nary the American, Russian and
Spanish steanerh supplied all the boats and club
boats io the last has the largest assortment
oars. sweeps, and SOULS collected in place
n. The Branch Oar Store the North River side
shut up and removed 400 Water aud all The
eysn.es of store will sell enough cheaper to those who
from the North River side pay them for their trouble
Race boats club boats and cus sold 80 per cent less
lastv ms
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CAUTION TO INSURERS.

VI Az llON ~ LIN - y MIN.
MERCHANTS and others, who insured IN the Hartford
WI Fire Insurance Company Hartford advised against
mslriug IN this Company
The subscriber deems his duty inform the pdhc he
unfortunately insured Tor rather paid them the premium for in
hin his harjwlre cutlery and Detroit,
and loss they refused for his ST. ell bar
lead damaged. the Illegal and deslicabe
around that hes articles
WERE NOT HARDWARE"
thinking probably, groceries, crockery dry goods
thus the honorable clam
them.
Merchants Judge for themselves whe,her their
interest insure in such company
To guard against mist axe, and net Of Justice 10 the " At
ma "proecton" Fire Insurance Companies, of Hartford
subscriber feels bound add that the above caution has
application what, either those Companies but applies
ouy The Hartford Fire Company Of which E.
Terry is President and James q. Bolles, Secretary.
ie6lm<r A. H. NEWBOULD, No. 90 John st.
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
| iARDWART: AND Cutlery, received pSr la;e ar
rva!s from Birmingham and She field. pogeter with
raj Dunrsuc vnlcn he prepared to Of
les w. very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
aention of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
&c.. is solicited examination of his stock and
,he is confident they will find it their interest
= him with call.
AIERED +. LAGRAVE,
2l0 Greenwich corne[ Bsfrlsy. Now York.
A regular supply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
CoopcT's Glue. Aoa complete Of Mechanics
Tools James Screws, Sc. m2 3ms
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BE WATCHFUL

OF YOUR HEALTH.
TlR BRANDRETH'S Otfce is now 2TtBowcry, having re
- moved II from 276 He requests his friends 20 be careful OF
and npostor who 10 deceive The unwsiy
Remcmhe Dr. Brandreths Office is 27i, not 276 Rowery
je20 lm"c
THE WHITE SIBERIAN HAIR BONNEf.--Thl,
a spiend article s generally ackno ncdged 10 snrpass all
the styles introduced this For the " has
combination Of Advantages tore united style Of
hat " beautiful snow white, extremely hight at the same
Tuscan,
Also, extensive and fashionable assortment Of Ladies
Straw Goods va French and English Duutahes Italian Ru
snds Fancy schcl, and Imperial Ga beautiful article) FIN
Tuscan, Ac. Sc.
The above articles offered much re duced puee by
Il. BENNETT. ., John street,
jeii liner late 70 William and os Plat s,s
THE COLTS PATENT REpEAT1NG FIRE ARMS
Rifles win Eight Chambers.
Carhines with Six Chambers.
Shot Guns or Fowiog pieces, with six Chambers.
Pistols Pocket Belt, and Holsters, with Eve Chambers
And a cylinder with Eve more charges.
As also percussion balls and powder. improved
and powder TASKS offered or sale at reduced
prces No III Broadway 2nd door below CourtianIt
Purchasers from be supplied with reasonable
quantity on short notice. =.
The great advantages OF these FIRE other FIRE
known, well Their Superior worknansh and
1usy of materials well established that It's not n,ees-
ssry 70 describe tie same now. jeiimsc
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RlLLs Of hsnge all Of England Ireland and Scot
land IN sums Of f3, fio els and Geo to my amount for
saleM S. j. SYLvESTER's'
Ieue q Wall st and 40 Broadway.
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URENCH RESTAURANT, No. S Nassau street. opposite
II die Custom House,. RONNARD F. DELAMOTTE
the honor aud the public
general that they have added their old known
Tor upwards years under the firm Of j. Bonnard the
great Saloon rsi floor Of the hous and have be-
arranged several lesser Saloons for the accommodation Of
private parties and society dinners.
They will the greatest senNon to orders Tor Dinners and
euppcrs in any uxr OF the city.
Rooms and Oees upper stories of the house
ma h. had OF them at very moderate iei Inn
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w informs his friends the hubble thai he may be cousuc
ysed IN M branches Of his pessicn az his residence, No
Wl~nstreet mag imsm
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wANTEp-An artist. used to decorative painting; also
sBprernce. my@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09
BY WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Governor of the State of New York.
Drn~ I IN M n 4 Inn

n 1>IOCl0matIOns
Thursday the eighth day Of December next is hereby
day Of Public thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God,
for the manifold blessings Of the year We have titled the
earth in safety and gathered plentiful harvests relieved
labor by inventions Of and apple Of sciences
brought to successful termination works of inn
provement designed promote social and to
guard against accidents to human life and augment its
oymens rendered our system Of intellectual and moral
instruction equal and Efficient and acquired
prehensve knowledge Of the agricultural forest and mi
neral resources which Providence has supplied within
the territory assigned for our habitaton. The savage
warfare which long prevailed the southern borde
OF our country scarcely less painfut humanity wheth
er victorious unsuccessful sinst
threatened to involve sister State and the whole
American family in the calames Of civil war, and thus
repress the growing confidence of mankind In their
city for selfgovernmen have peacefully subsidized and
controversies with distinguished European nation
have been adjusted by treaty securing reciprocal
ages and directing the efforts of both States to the
val of great reproach of Chrstendom by the extrpson
within borders while extending her visitsons dis.
ant regions and the labors Of Philosophy throughout
the civilized world have been crowned with disc
tending to ameorate human life and elevate the dignity
Of mankind.
Let reverently acknowledge that these and all the
blessings enjoy, descend from Him by whom the
tons OF the earth governed in righteousness and all
human affairs regulated and controlled with infinite
wisdom and mercy.
Given under my hand and the privy seal of the State
the city Of Albany. this seventh day of Novem
L. 8. in the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and forty-two, and in the sixty seventh year
OF American Independence.
HENRy UNpyRwoop Private Secretary
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Circuit Court.

Be1OTe Judge Kent.
Nov. 4.-WiLian j. BtyTeft VS.. Lscius s. COM
stock and GWdon !. Leeds.-This was an action for
libel and invoveda mass OF testimony, occupying
the court for days.
The libel complained of was published in the Sun,
and charged Burrt with exhibiting false documents
to certain editors to make them believe he was the
agent for Taylor's Balsam of Liverwoor, &c. The
defendants pleaded the general issue and attempted
to justify. The plaintiff had laid his damages at
ten thousand dollars Alter an able charge from
the Judge the jury about to make up verdict
without leaving the court room bnt at the suggestion
minutes, when they returned verdict for defen-
dants.
The plaintiffs counsel had them poled when
each one declared that to be his verdict. Mr.. Mu-
lock for plaintiff Messrs. Jaudon and Chester for
defendants
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THE COLD WATER MAGAZINE, for October, No. 4.
-Sfringer, l55 Broadway.
SELF DEVOTION Library OF Select Novels.-Bv
the Messrs Harper f. Brothers NO. 9.-Price Is
cents-A good time TO fill your library.
PAULINE TALE OF NoRMANDY.-J. Wfndheacr,
30 Ann a.-Price one shilling.
IvANnoE.-Wavery Novels, No. Price Is
eents-Iuaei Post, So Bowoy.-All Scott's novels
for So.
HANDY ANDY, No. 10, October-D Appitton, 200
Brood,cay.
MUslc-"When the Moon on the Lake is BEAM
ing"-by Stephen G. Massett.-Wm. DUBOIS, 2S5
Broadpay. Also, Many long years was parted
from by Henry c. Watson.-Jvm Dubious
285 Broddpay.
New YORK LEGAL OBSERVER, No 5.-This num-
Der appears TO be Improvement both in interest
and utility, over its predecessors. Bankrupt cases
continue TO form large proportion Of It's contents.
Lawyers look att.
The KNIcKERBockER- For NoUembr.-The most
amusing paper in this number is vivid description
OF picture auction. under the head OF Life in New
York.
Guy MANNERING-WAvERLY NovEls-Price Is
cents-No. 2 complete in Is weekly numbers Is
rael Post SO Bowery, New York.
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Literary Notices.

The CLAY MINsrREL.-This purports to be the of
spring of that patriotism which catches its inspira
ton from the immortal God" CLAY. 1t is one o
the poetic agents to elevate Henry Clay to the Pre-
sidency; and the following are samples that viii
make Horace, Shakespeare and others tremble 70
| their laurels.
vein of Shakespeare
But our state cooks began to see,
That the people through this vast country,
All wanted food well as he,
That loafed within the chair,
That oaed within the chair,
| That loafed within the chair,
That loafed within the chair.
And ruled the nations roast
| They cooked . dish called the State Bank,
And sent John Ii Slice quite frank,
To taste within the chair,
| To taste within the char,
To taste within the chair,
And approve the peoples dish.
II made tbs equity stomach sick;
He "threw 1t up" and sent 1t back,
Saying "the folks shan, have dish SO crack
While sit in the chair,
While sit in the chair,
While sit in the chair
I'll say what they shall eat
These verses forcibly remind one of the immortal
Cowper:-
This time we fell in with Judas,
dotard both selfish and vain
And he's made our Wing Rife burn printing,
But wen pick flint and try 1t again.
But we'll pick flint, &c.
His eyes have grown dim with the vapors,
Abstructions have added his brain
And whatever he shoots at he misses
But we'll pick flint and try il again
But wen pick flint &c.
And now when bastard and traitor
Has caused us to triumph in vain,
True Harry leads on TO the rescue,
Csying "pisk flint and try 1t again |"
Crying, "pick flint &c.
HssRy CLAY OF KENTUCKY isour leader,
Come, rally from mountain and PLAIN
Think no more of the thing that betrayed us
Bnt pick flint and try 1t again.
The next might easily be mistaken for Horace =
But. his counsel lasted not when reigned. when
reigned,
His counsel lasted not. for my vows soon forget,
And now Texas is my lot since I've reigned.
Nouv must heat retreat from the chair, from the chair
From the nations highest seat to despair,
Oh must retreat to the rogues march quick and
All nv Ysfo is my wee toes bootiess stare.
Poetry and patriotism certainly is rz, if not
more.
The FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW. Joseph Ma
son, IO2 broadway. October, lS42-lt containsthe
famous article on Newspaper Literature OF the Uni-
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. for October.--Jo-
seph Mason.
HuNr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for November
This number contains the late y. s. Tariff Of Dur
ties, compiled for the Merchants Magazine by Hen
nv Doane, a Custom House clerk, and one well qua
lifted for the task. There is also very interesting
article on Egypt and Mehemet Ali, contributed by
s. f. Cody, Eco, whose travels in that country Gre
ated such sensation last summer, in certain guar,
ters Many of the prosy travellers in the East VIII
never forgive Mr.. Cody for publishing book 20
amusing that it set half the world INTO roar VI
laughter, and some blockh into passion ca.
THY LIFE OF WASHINGTON, No 4.-Jdtnes snnn
ger, 1856 Broad,cay.--By Jared Sparks.-ln fourteen
numbers.
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NEW STOVE.
SHEPARD'S PATENT REVER BERATOR.


HE Subscribers offer this day the public the Office and
paror of this and splendid pate mt stove We
all IN want of stoves TO call aud IL is by far the
most efficient and omica offered number Of
ia,s and has The Of all who have and bids
readiness IN the al few days In the mean time the
exhibited. SHEPARD Co
IN Motifs Stove Warehouse, No 2i2 Water street.
MA splendid assortment of Motifs Radiator Stove the
only in the market suitable for warning dive ling s.
Churches hotels public buildings, story
De warmed with three Of COAL less than crate will
- -" "
Drums for paro and halls style and variety uneauacd
in the city Also the best wood ever offered
so Inns
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VICTOR GIROUD.

VlCIOK GIKOUD,
WATCH MAKER, No. IS Centre street. the city of New
w York. obtained several gold me Gals OF the
American and Mechanic Institutes of New York. the year
1885, &c. 40 and Az and also Letters the of
Chronomeer EscapemeLt and for his Magic Chronomete
has the honor Thank the of this the
confidence they have heretofore reposed hm
them that he will continue their apply
al the exeItions punctualty and abilities which he
may be possessed in his art to The entire satisfaction of hs
friends customers.
He will continue facture Duplex Lepne and Patent
Lever Escapeents and general all Gle belong
TO the Of Watch Making He also repairs
and every sort OF tme-peces.
lie Will also order and alter all kinds Of
chanica Lamps and will his which will be made
at moderate prices, suit the times
Mr.. v O. having retained from
brought with him choice articles suitable this
which he invites his friends and
he offers Tor sale prices They principally
IN Clocks or Pendelums, quite modern patterns.
Mechanical Lamps from the best makers Paris
Lamp Glass Globes both and painted STYLE
aancy ARTICLES, suitable fyr presents. y
Hydopnu Apparatus now almost the
only generally adopted.
Mr. " q. having established correspondence in france
with the patentee the IN
Paris will always keep hand choice this
tlee. O2O cod line
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FIUTE AND GUITA]


M r. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor Of the Flute, Guitar, an
lvl Concertna begs h friends and pub
lie that he has published his new Rcndo Mtare" the
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention of the
learner from its being well adapted that
and calculated only please but afford instruction
This Rondo with several other pleasing Of his compost
on for GUITAR be found at Mr. Emsts residence
Canal where he continues lessons above
instruments sl3msr
XNELLIN0rON A. CARTER, Wine and Commlsson
w Merchant No. New street. oae door from Wall street.
has on hand and daily receiving, choice ancles and Offers
moderate pnces for cash city accepances lie
offers for sale
100 hhds and smaller packages of Lomelne Madeira Wine
10 casks Malmsey Vintage, Of 1912,
Is Casks Port, pure Juice, the best in the market,
Al casks Brown, Gold and other superior Sherres,
81 casks Henessey seignee and Oard Brandy from Lon
don Jocks,
10 pipes Holland Gin, part Swan brand.
fined Loaf Lump, aud Crushed Sugars from the best
Re6neres, for which w. A. Carter is agent.
baskets Champagne Anchor and other choice brands
w A Carter also general agent for ancient house Of
Lomene Madeira and takes orders for their celebrated
Wines, q every age OF quality rsqnred; ~, ovrs a.
MARBLE TILES, STEEL PErPER, GLOVES, &c
5000 Italian Marble Tiles, white and blue.
20 bags Sumatra Pepper
IS bags real Bourbon Cloves.
SO kegs imported White Lead IN OIL.
Is boxes Milan Steel IN small bars. -.
Also OF TJpas Aqua Marine, ana otner e-
Stone. for jewellers oN lmsr