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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

Po.r OrrlcE. NrwSlork, Jan. n 1875.
EaaIs.h 1gasIt-lcIief Bsss for Great BriiaH
Ne. Rn, al Maii steamer aaans irnd Boston, on zoe Isl
o F-bruary Ers viii t. elaed at The cpp~r and Lowe;
Pos, Oac@, 90 Io->dav Its- 5li al - n,iEutrs past
o'cltsck T. 81 tS3t JOHN LoRiNES GkAHAS, T. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

II sett-rati.h'. Geld prn..-The best an"
offered IA the ~fIiIns community
ali, and nv tirr, n, the acaleny BsoadS entrance
kt me door - reair's Musruns. J1o -"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

We are called Gp"n II record what ue thoug gl I'M
pos,lhlean the attraction, o. he An.erican
Musexm Barnun produces III aia"n 10 lis iAsi weeks
hi snd SaposDn spcctac!ctiic Crossing the Alp
ths Burnin. Mn>cns More lsp still, IN iho.e
Lim, ! the ccmcnt that this il
positively the last week Gen. Tom Thumb, j.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
The Fsrtune. OF iarclor O'Bnlloras

Tn, .sy pL'i.'!iei = o lGc fOrtaor> oi ficStoF
DHalloraa a-c ~, man Marx Aao0y ~ icole. by II
NIxsr ESQ aglhOf oi Sio'les o. .iecoo With Ills
ira atofi.-Prlc- III cent
Read ,irctor o'iiilo'an sen,'rg,rn, .oI all
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r. shrj,,-. Coming ,ht, Ncnr.-GEORt

sTORt> tiJaay VII commence t9ur>c OF L'tItrts
Al NIb,> tbs 5lo day "'eing, att ocibcn 10 o-
c,uuue,l tnoash ~-,k HIS L-uGrrs % TIC -f'a az
Matthew and .i- sIl c Ddni,i. pubisnr'! ~ 'hr
IA, Mldnignt Cry lOg"in-r >ih NJ dirr, LhonooSyr
ai .er,oa or tie rarIh. ~ pf. Chalmers O.hcc
II PARK TO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
z Taothnche. Eeothnchr..-T

II Toothache. Teothnchr.. .-Tht, ioru'ent'Hs
disease .iss AT by rem-dy The Ffrncn Pc
shc h., never II desired "lil ' applied at
th pdice and perfect gGaiantrd ia hFt minute
without rsrtclc oil pain trouble For safe, wholesale
aud rri.E at Dc CROW Ellis Drug and Chemical Store.
No sss gswe, of Housionsifeet ft'er 80 cents
bet!e ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
D AppLxToS < &C, Co s.o 3 80! Sss.,y.

s n ps.nti, >lii..s.,, and P-nc-.-aI5. Low.
81 ork 10 morrow Nos. and y - isetAta1ns
by the snlhor viii &c puo!,he YTiee oAy y eeat' zach
n ar Accnun, OF lr>h i.l.,, tacnlsh-a ~ sr p-h-
he oathly by u.url Love-, Accountant Io' ii'a ief
Iancrs tie gur,, by :hs suiaof ,,, .,,.,
Bookseller. nnd ~ssnea are req qsfse'' y '' " '
orGers 20 lie pubi;be!., ~, ~, a.o,t,,v
o. A co have uSl p4biis'.sti- -, ,b.
Handy Audy, ale OF i.3>s Lie oy seiari E'''' "
"a neT. yora OF ioa pages complete iof 20 ec''tN
hl, an edition ~i.h ali ,..c l.ias<r.on, IN 1osf-A-
TN ses,.e ao- paper e4on, With h- ptise' n e9'6
HIi fllcr :. -. =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

u Persons wishing purchase the cheap puhi.ca'
the day, Will hnd them the publication oir,
o the Trtup. NO. loA Nasaus:rcet opposite the Cit,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
L. MANEscA DuRAND, rs Frartlin.
+" You >hould hc w~men,


Aud yctyoar btartis iOrb.d ilr 10 interpret
That ~. - Siok g;Sdre.
II Thus spoke the great bard OF icnacs Nth hair up
on iher upper p>. All >nch ir2huu c1cresccnres may
he permanently ettca,e well a supsrhuou, 5ar from
The taco, bach Of ,he neck the braw, The
Stubborn beard ot mar, by u>ns orrsud> reae,r.L
ING Powders ir uproong hair. To he had nj u Walker
/ door from Broadway. s. per bottle. ia o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

Shta1 Agnes. Csn-ron am,;-riin,. Pt-srr Essnsan
James Et.ar. W wto>s~r, NJ, J - ~ari-
Bark Ana LocIsl Masscaa Vera CruE Hargoa' bre'h-
CO.
Briss Atn., sherman, No, Nesnbh Leeds Co; Care,
Pcttrrh, ID dc, El~elt Co. Aarinr, small Norfolk.
Brett Nu,e.
Sshr, Gorrton. Lrnrttt, Guavrfs. FR J Elseii Co,
Saada. Fercr hinsstoa, ia, K Buck Mary Caroline,
L,N>or. H,vas, = & 4 GEePct. Roscoe Eaton ~"ran-
nab. Cooley Co; Ssinorc. >Qnir.s. BainsaFr 90
Leuty, Snits he1sHff. a. do. Nara Hopkins Ssuorv,
johnson Low,ipu. Margaret, ", Iar Prtcr>btrg ="
kempon oshotn Norfolk Stars-s d Chairman Son>ai'
Penny, Wa,hRgton, NC Cow lance, LoyenIah. Bosom
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

y SsuIs Haousr, LOUISVILLE, kth'ncky..Ih" suI''
.cheg having again bvCoue proprietor :" hr Call fou>c
city. pledges htmseit t. Keep m rsa'e style and
10 graduate hs prices To SUIT The umcH tie would lee
pleased travellers and gentlemen trnm the country
r-n.ain with ilp While The city and hopes hai The old
friends OF rhrcckmoriou Everett Will a"ays bctT hm
~ ,nist ISAAC EVERETT
J., y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

Sr. Doalsco.-Thc sehr Cassius, from st. ia.
SO dc Cuba. arrived last evening, reports tha, the
negroes of ST. Domingo had taken two Spanish
merchantmen. Two Spanish ve.sels-a irgatc
and sloop Of war-were b!ocknding ,hc ports oi
The Island. There were two British vessels Of war
ell the Island. y. o. Pic, Jan. 18th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

drrbidder will be- accepted unconditIoaaily,
The underbidder should gre early notice Of his
intention 10 take or noI 10 take the s;ock, aud
IL the latter, Of his reasons; and tue present
contractor is 10 determine, OH the first appiica-
lion. whether be viii sell il o, moi.
"a. a bid received after lime. to-wit: the
18th April next at 3 p NJ. or without the guar
antee required BY law or that combines sevc-
raj routes IN one sum OF compensation. cannot
De considered in competitions will, Il regular
proposal, not aGjudgrd 10 be extravaganza.
10. a bidder mag offer on coach, railroad, or
steamboat routes, where that transportation is
difficult or imprac,icubls 4, certain seagors, 10
substitute horse or wagon conveyance. or To
intermit ~scrrice, 4 specified number of dams.
weeks or months. He mag propose 10 omii nj,
oilce That Is iuaccessible. or IS not ON the Stage
road. the railway, or ct a steamboat, Ipudinr "a
the case mag be. or he mag otter TO suh,,i,ptc
an inferior mode OF supply in such cascs. He
mag propose different days and hours of de.
pariure and arrival ~prorided no more runuips
tin'e Is asked, and II is obrious that no mail
connection Or other public accomma,ion il
preJudiced. he mag AJAX for 4 specified num-
Der OF days Tor more running lime to the trim a,
certain seasons OF peculiarly bad roads. Bn,
beyond these changes. a proposal for serrice
different from the advertisement will prercnt
lis being considered in competition viii; n reg.
nlar bid, not TO set aside for ex,raraaance and
where a bid contains any Of the aborc al,era-
lions, their disadvantages will he estimated in
comparing II with other proposals.
10. There should be but one route bid for in
n proposal.
Ia. The route, the service, the yearly pay,
The bidders name and residence, and the name
Of each member Of the firm. when a company
offers. should be distinctly stated.
10. The following isthe form Of the guar
antee which shonld be filled. the first blank with
The name Of the guaran,or. the second with
i'at oil the bidder; aud the third and fourth
WIN The beginning and terminating points of
The route and after being dated. should be
sisned by the snnrantor, who must be shown by
The written certificate of j postmaster, or other
equally satisfactory testimonial. TO be a man OF
properly, and able 10 make good his guaranty.
Ihis guaranty. so certified, should accompany
each Did.
The undersigned - guarantees that
--ifils bid for carrying The mail Il ION -
TO - be accepted BY The Postmaster Gem
cral. - shall enter into an obligation prior
to the lst day of July next. with good aud sui.
ficient %surctics, TO perform the service pvopo-
sed.
Dated -"
-. The bid should be sent under seal, ad.
dressed 10 the FIRST Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral. with '.Muil Proposals in the State Of
=" written on the face Of the letter; and
should be despatched ia time to be received by
or before the 18th April next, ats o'clock. p M.
20. The contracts are be executed before
the Is, July next.
Post Office Department. Dec. -. 1912.
e. 4. WICKLIFFE.
January II u, so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

Pumpkin;own. Twelve Mic. and Wolf Creek,
To ~PickensgilIe, equal to ID miles aud back,
once 4 week
Leave Pickensrillc every Monday at G a
N, arrive at Pickensyille same day by 6 NJ
3l75 From Pcndle:on, by Pickens c b. West
Union, Horse Shoe. Davis Ferry. Albright.
Ga, clarksyiIle. Nucooch.. Noun, Yonah, and
Pleasant Retreat. tn Dahlonesa, 81 miles and
back. twice q week, in two horse coaches
Leave Pendlet"n every "Wednesday and
Saturday at S n IN. arrive At Dali!onega next
days by 5 p TN
Leave Dahloncga every "Wednesday and
Saturday nj 10 u III, arrive nj Pendleton next
days by 10 p
3l79 From Pcndlc,oL. by T'owuriIle. Fair.
play. Parker's Store, CT. Aquilla, GAINESVILLE,
Walnut HILL. BushvilIe, and Gills'ille. TO
GAINESVILLE. 80 miles and back. once a week
Leave Pcndlc,on every Saturday nfter the
arrival oil Greenvilie mail ut 9a III, arrive II
GAINESVILLE next day by 3 p NJ
Leave GAINESVILLE every Thursday ut 6 u III,
arrive n, Pend!c,on next day at 5 p
Proposals to carry once or twice n week, ia
Two horse coaches will be considered
3ls0 FROM Pickens C h, by Bounty Land,
claremont, Bachelors Retreat. and Martins
creek, to Pickens C h. equal to Sc miles and
hack, once 4 week
Leave Pickcns C b every Tuesday q, 6 n m,
arrive al Pickens C h neI,ddy by e pm
1851 From West Union To clayton. Ga, 40
miles and back. once a week.
Leave West Union every Wednesday att a
N. arrive ut clayton same day by5 p
Leayc clayton every Wednesday at n IN,
arrive At Wes, Union game day by )
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE,
YEMEN, Junior.

WILL stand the ensuing season, alter
w nately, At my residence in Green
wood, and at my plantation 4 miles wcs,
of Cambridge, being al Greenwood, on
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays of
each week, on the following terms. viz :
Eight dollars tho single visit. and fifteen
doliars the season, due the LIST January
next; and twenty-five dollars to insure b
mare 10 be in ioal, to be paid when tho
fact is ascertaiued. Persons putting by
the insurance, If they trade their mares,
before the fact is ascertaiued, will be liable
for The insurance money.
Yemen, Junior. is now abou, six years
old. aud is a little upwards Of Fifteen hands
high. lie is q beautiful grey. with dark
name, aud is Of a high form and 6uish.
Yemen, Jr., was got by the beautiful
Arabian Horse Yemen, aud his dam by
Par.ley's Snipe, who was a sou Of old
Gallalin; Snipe's dam was go, by The old
imported horse Bedford his grand dam
BY the Little Valiant, his 6. 6. dam, by
Gronby; his 6. &. 6. dam by Partner; and
his 6. &. G. &. dam by Golly Rodger; tho
grand dam Of Yemen. Juur.. was 60, BY
tho noted old racer and foal gel,cr Terror;
his great grand dam by Gcnl. McPherson's
famous race horse Commerce; his 6. g.g.
dam by GenI. Sumicr's uotcd running
horse Brilliant bis g. &. 81 z. dam by tho
celebrated running horse EiIinsham !; and
his 8. 9. 6. &. &. dam by the old imported
horse F~earnausht, of whom il has been
said. has added more to The stock Of race
horses than my ever imported in America.
The dam and grand dam Of Durock, jr.,
is the sane as that Of Yemen. ir. We
give below Mr.. Ross certificate with res
pee, TO The dam and grand dam Of Du-
rock. jr.
IL have raised the above named horse
Durock, jr., his dam and bis grand dam,
and purchased his great grand dam from
Capt. John P. Richardson. when in con
pauy with Col. K. Singleton in the racing
business; and am fully convinced by my
own personal knowledge, and updoubled
certificates Of others, that the above pc;li-
gree Of Durock is strictly correcr.
STEPHEN ROSS"
Yemen, the sire Of Yemen, junr., was
; presented by The Sultan Of Constantine
pie, 10 our agent Mr.. Rhind, with whom
he had jus, concluded a treaty. as a gen.
uine Arabian. purchased for his use at
! .Alieppo. from the Arabs Of the desert.
Mares will lie fed as directed, good pas
,urage furnished gratis. Every care will
he taken TO prevent accidents, hut will DC
! liable for more. Tire season 10 commerce
on the Is, of March, and end The 18th OF
| June. Scven,y. FIVE cents 10 the Groom
III every inslancr.
THOS. CHATHAM.
Greenwood, Feb. l. 1913. q
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SPECIAL. orFICER.

Proposals are invited for supplying the follow.
ing offices in South Carolina. for the nett
proceeds Of said offices respectively. limited
toasum TO be named in the proposals in each
case
Buckhead causey from WATERFORD, 90 miles
and back, once a week
Blnflon from ~GIahamsvil'e. % miles and
back, once q week
Due West corner from hbbavillc, ii miles
and back, once o week
Liberty Hall from Pngeseii!e, 8 miles and
back. once u week
Lynchwood from T,ller's Feny,7 miles and
back, onoe d week
Salubri,y from Double Branches, 5 miles
and back, once "A week
Sandy RIM from 81. Mathews, & miles aud
back, once 4 week
Simpsons Mills from Mount Gallaher, Al
miles aud back. once a week
White Hall from Frazlcrsvillc, 6 miles and
back, once 4 week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22
Final Notice.

A Ii Persors indebted 10 The Estate Oh
. Benz. F. Nicholson, deceased arc
notified that some arrangements musa DC
made with the subscribers before Return
day, for the vcty obvious reason that there
;s = . considerable amount due against
,I,o .s,n,e which must be liquidaied.
]. O. NICHOLSON, Aam"-
d. R. STROTHER, 'shtoTS
Feb l3, 1913
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

COZ, UAMPToN'S IMPORTED HORSE
SOVEREIGN,
WNTILL stand the ensuing Season at Edse-
w field Cour, House, al thirty dollars tho
Season. forty Eve dollars insurance Pedigree
10 be given in the circular.
Dec.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22
totes

j. Seven minutes arc allowed for opening
and closing The mails q, al! Offices, where No
particular time is specified. bur OIL railroad
and steamboat routes there is 10 be no more dc.
lay Than is necessary 2 deliver aud receive the
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-27

CTATfCSENY WAREHOUSE 49, FRENCH
~ AND ENGLISH STATIONERY hi The pub
licsate affirmed that we have received from Paris
and London, large and most varied assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Stationery, all Of which was Sc
ected expressly for our saies; consisting in part of
the following: sS a.J.tfs5i flfI Ykf1 ff1fE
French Goods Folio and quarto post papers Of ex-
ira finish, lithographic scing, morocco, and fancy
colored papers; gold apd silver paper, fancy note
paper in great variety envelopes, hce, embossed,
figured and plain, papetaires, large assortment,
some new and very rich patterns pearl and ivory
paper knives and folders, p great variety pearl,
ivory and agate seals; penhoders of every descrip-
ton card cases Of pearl ivory and leather pocket
books and dressing port olios, very rich
inkstands Of glass and porcelain, new patterns
water colors black, white and colored crayons
Conte's drawing pencils sable and cancels hair pen
cs leather stumps; transparent motto, and initial
waters. - Us ~ t'.st
From London, -Whatman's drawing papers Rcy-
nolds abraded and Bristol boards of every size and
thickness; wax and waters Of every description
perforated boards, fine, medium, and coarse Rhoades
Sons drawing pencils, put up in new style, (the.
former having been countcrfeted) J, every pencil is
now stamped Rhoades & Son, and 'tIerrick s Blunt
this will guard against future counterleits; back
CANNON boards; chess boards; chess men pearl
and bone motto seals in great variety some new pat
terms; GilIotts and Windle's steel pens Rodgers
and Wostenholm's cutlery; Newman's colors loose
and in boxes; Crayon paper; lace and plain envel-'
opes ivory knives and folders; bronze, ebony roses
wood ivory, bone, and glass inkstands port folics
and card cases; dissected maps and games, many of
them are entirely new subjects; rosewood desks and
work boxes; white and colored twine; parchment !;
india rubber; Reeves and Sons pink and colored
saucers sable and cameis hair pencils ink powder;
red, black, Japan, copying, and marking inks WEIGH
states of all sizes porcelain States most of which
ara offered at production Of 20 per cent from former
prices. Y @i9f eAi 1gl 4dGf
HERRICK g. BLUNT,
WiIliam f. Bayly, agent.
nov G--6m Penn av., between 18th and 10Th SITS.
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~ REAT ARRIVAL.--The schooners Mary and
VI John Bell from New York, with a choice assert
ment of fresh family Groceries for the undersigned
which he will sell low for cash or to punctual Gus
TONER'S consisting in part the following articles to his
former stock: eti tt t ElGRft
100 whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch raisns
So whole, half quar-. and eighth barrels buckwheat
SO whole and half barrels mackere ~
10 bags Java, Laguyra, and Rio coffee
Is casks cheese, part English .t
90 barrels New York flour
Lot prime sugar s1
( Fresh teas, latest importation
z. Is basket best Olive oil, for table use
Sperm and mould candles tH'
S barrels cranberries, in fine order 33
Is dozen brooms and 10 dozen whisps
& Market baskets, mats, buckets, and keelers
A trails soft shelled almonds =.
80 boxes prlnes, in fancy and wood boxes
3 boxes fresh ctron and barrels Pecan nuts, &c.
10 baskets champagne
-eH Half pipe superior French brandy f}
1000 pounds Goshen butter. ~
With all other articles usually kept by the trade
and respectfully solicit share Of the public favor
as am determined to sell cheap for cash.
sttlHl GEO. LAMBRIGHT,
9 doors west of Railroad depot.
nov 25-3taw2wif "a q. Eaiist stftEJ
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-27
y CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
y isfsss g PHaADELPHIA STORES. sei
s.ai&h's Rev, oerHer q lIth And. r streets,
AND
Gyaxttt KsC, PenwsyEcasst0 Acenax,

6ifNNM AGosC, k'HsNsvtO0Ns0 saaeNtk,
,a,,5 s = lErwssH 81 AND Al sTREHrs. tts,t
NITIzENs, STRANGERS, and MEMBERS OF
~ CONGRESS, come and buy where only one
price il asked Persons not acquainted with the
prices of goods often have to pay fifteen, and even
thirty per cent more than those who know the GUS
toary price, and have the tact Of Jescing down 10
the lowest price In our Stores, we ask no more and
take no less than the fixed price. All intelligent per-
approve Of this way Of doing business, and be-
ieve it the only fair way of dealing.
Of our own make, DRESS BOOTS, at So; WATER
PROOF, at 81 SO and 81 50; DRESS BOOTEES,
~ rs to ~ SO, Of FRENCH CALF; GENTLE
MEMS SHIPPERS, MOROCCO AND CALF, at
rs cents pGENTLEMEN's CLOTH SLIPPERS,
QUILTED WALKING SHOES for Ladies, de-
cidedy the most pretty and comfortable shoe lady
can have for cold weather. Ill
PARIS TIES and SLIPPERS, very handsome,
still selling for $l.a gt9 l9''a
Children's wear in every variety.
Nearly 1000 pairs Of India Rubber Over Shoes, in
Prime 6gared Rubbers, beautiful over. shoe, at
rs cents 1911 t.hH }s
We seek not to humbug the public with ssselling
out below cost or twenty-five per cent lower than
any other store z: nosensble person is influenced by
any such statements. Our manner Of doing business
is upon the price system; we fix fair profit,
whiohal no doubt will allow, and in so doing, we
have been well sustained, as our cash book fully
shows. 4slkaa .ssSsSd -t q1ie.t s2s 9tt3
Repairing, and every thing connected with GU
business shall receive prompt attention. a
Prices the same in each Store. 1te y,
Three Of the four comprising the firm practical Shoe
makers, havi,g graduated on the bench.
1 3tTf tgil J. E. FOWLER & co.
corner 18th and r SITS.
MANN & BROTHERS,
nov 28-eolm 81 Pennsylvania avenue.
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N ANDERSON, BOOKSELLER AND STA
Vt. TONER, betsceen 18th and 18th streets, Penn.
keeps constantly for sale the follow
ing articles, which he offers wholesale and retail, on
as liberal terms as can be had here or elsewhere viz
IT af Printing paper, wrapping paper G9aG,f
5H u Binders and trunk boards htcY A h@fF
Russia, caf, and sheep skins s9ial5
s # Writing paper, drawing paper ta
iega Visiting and business cards, playing cards
Drawing materials, fancy articles, perfumery
Fishing tackle and Irvine, writing desks g
Work boxes, blank books, Portfolios, snuff
as4 ,aa Smoking and chewing tobacco, segars, &c
Also, general assortment of school books, CLASH
cal miscellaneous and juvenile works, Bibles prayer,
and hymn books of every denomination, Catholic,
Protestant, &c. at the lowest northern prices.
nov ely s n2 ssasq5i- ft{3 J.E@ III
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-27

DATENT ELASTIC INKSTANDS.-An assert
L ment Of Elastic Inkstands just received from the
duced by the patenee, neat and beautiful article
and is pronounced the ne plus ultra Of nkstands as
with it the ink never grows thick or evaporates and
preserves the same consistency and color until il is
all consumed. Sold wholesale and retail ny
.ptstag ~ II. FAtaNHAM, mo-
nov yfB3 Y1 corner 18th st. and Penn nv.
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NDWARD S. WRIGHT, Bridge Street Georgetown,
ia Importer and Dealer in Cutlery, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods &C., keeps constantly on hand, on
the most favorable terms, the following articles
t CUTLERY %1
Ivory knives and forks in full sets, Ivory knives
and forks in DOZENS buffalo and buck, il sets, and
dozens, carvers and steels, bread knives, oyster
knives pocket and pen knives on cards, pocket and
pen knives in DOZENS erasers and desk knives, scis
sors of all qualities razors Of all qualities German
silver forks, best plated forks, German silver table
spoons, German silver tea spoons. iiijst| Ee#nf3
STATIONERY.
Ruled and plain cap papers, ruled and plain letter
papers, full and half bound ledgers, full and hall
bound day books steel pens, quilts, blue and black
inks, black sand waters sealing wax, India rubber,
port folios inxstands of ebony, glass, cork, Sc,
drawing pencils, common lead pencils fine and COM
mon crayons miniature ivory, miniature cases states
in wood and paper, blue and white bonnet boards,
playing cards. visiting cards penhoders, paper knives
&c., indelible ink sf tsf f g 1i3.,
Blue black and fancy cloths, cassmeres, cassnetts,
brown and bleached cottons, white cambrics cotton,
worsted, silk, and merino hose and hall nose syn
shirts, merino shirts and drawers, cotton and silk
handkerchief, cotton and linen tapes, corset aces,
shoe ribbands, cotton cords, patent threads, cotton
balls, spool cottons.4 sit.I R5 ssGf3t3bsE'
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
Tuck, side, nick, pocket, dressing, Kidding combs
hair, tooth, nail, comb, busting, health shaving and
shoe bushes 6@
lqslg.ast FANCY GOODS. III A J9
Pins and needles, knitting pins, hooks and eyes,
tallors silk twist Italian silk hank cotton, fishing
lines and hooks, night tapers, gum and improved gum
suspenders webb and nett suspenders, candlesticks
shutters and trays, castors spectacles cups and balls
toy watches, yankee clocks, stuff boxes, pocket
books purses, percussion caps, dolls and doll heads
toy books and prints travelling and fancy baskets
fancy boxes in great variety, chessmen, dominoes
back CANNON and chess boards, thermometers, storm
glasses, Jews harps, carpenters pencils, German sill
thimbes brass thimbles, tailors thimbles, spool
stands, glass boxes fancy soaps shaving boxes shaw
ing brushes split whale bones, spittoons marbles and
alleys tops, skates, hones strops shaving
glasses, watch guards gilt, cont, and vest buttons
silk and mehair coat buttons, pearl, shirt and vest
buttons bone and horn suspender and shirt buttons
bone and wood moulds, common jewelry, yiolins,
violin bows guitars flutes and flies, accordions, harp
strings, guitar strings, violin strings, looking glasses
looking glass plates, green and fancy window blinds
paper hangings, glass tumblers, glass mugs, glass
lamps shoe backing, single and double barrel guns
steel and brass pistols, Havana Spanish, and half
Spanish cigars With variety Of perfumery, &c.
nov 6-Gm