The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1845-12-13
New York Advertisements.
NEW YORK WHOLESALE HOUSES.

FEYHE undersigned merchants, manufacturers,
n importers and wholesale dealers, now
amply prepared with full stocks of goods in their
respective departments, peculiarly suited TO the
wants of southern merchants.
The large and varied assortment which the New
York market affords to purchasers, presentsa SUI
perior opportunity for choice selection, and on
terms as favorable, to say the least as any other
market.
Southern merchants are assured of our deter
mination to please, if possible, both old and new
customers. who are respectfully invited TO
anime our several stockssand prices.
Importers and dealers in staple and fancy silk
goods-Bowen & McNamee, Is William St, cor
ner of Beaver Carleton, rockingham & Co, l72
Pearl street. corner of Pine.
Fancy silks, staple drygoeds, and straw, leg
horn and palm leaf hats-Robert L Smith g. Hen
derson, 176 Pearl street, three doors above Pine.
Importers and dealers in staple and fascy dry
goods-C w d L Moore d CO, .2O7s Pearl st,
four doors above Maiden lane
Importers and dealers il, staple dry goods-At-
water Gould 81 co., Ia Wall street, between
Broadway and Nassau.
Importers and dealers in cloths, cassimeres.
vestings, winter goods. tailor's trimmings, etc
Wilson G Hunt & co, 81 William street, corner
of Maiden Lane.
Importers and iobbers Of suspenders, gloves,
cravats, scarfs, hosiery, etc; manufacturers of
caps, stocks, linens, oil silks, etc-John M Da-
vies d Jones, l07 William street, 8 corner of
John.
Booksellers and stationers-Huntingto & Saw
age, 216 Pearl street, between Maiden lane and
Burling slip; S. S. d w. Wood, 26l Pearl street.
opposite the U hotel: Collins, Brother q co,
254 Pearlstreet Bovine q co. 149 Pearl street.
corner of Wall
New books, periodicals and cheap publications.
Agents supplied at publishers prices-Wm H
Graham tribune building, Nassau street exclu-
sive agent for Grahams Magazine.
IT, II,
fumery, combs, brushes and toilet articles-Wm
Brewer, 81 Maiden lane, up stairs.
Importer of al kinds of tops and fancy articles,
perfumery, soaps, musical instruments, stationary
articles, German glass ware, French china. etc
Charles Ahrenfeldt. So Maiden lane and 25 Lib
erty streets Charles Hinrichs, $50 Broadway
and 70 Liberty street, successor to nj Werckmeis-
ter; also archery and cricket implements Gus
tavus Meyer, 50 Maiden lane, up stairs.
Importer of toys, English, French and German
fancy goods, dealer in fire crackers, and manu-
facturer of fire works for public and private ex-
hibitions-J w Robertson, IS Maiden lane.
Manufacturers depot for the sale of boots, bro
q gans, shoes, etc--Granniss & Gilbert, 96 Maiden
lane, near Pearl.
Manufacturer and importer of saddery, har-
ness and coach hardware-WJ Buck, 200 Pearl
street, four doors above Maiden lane.
.Saddlery warehouse-Harral, Calhoun g. Co,
209 Pearl st, up stairs.
Importers and dealers in drugs, medicines,
paints and dye stuffs--H H Schieffelin g. co., al
so general agents for Swaim's Panacea and YER
= mifuge, l04 and los John street.
Grocers and commission merchant Hook
er, 35 Broad street.
Coffee, cocoa, mustard and spices, ground and
whole, full assortments the Hope mills company
"A Worthington, office IL Front street, Mills
Ia Marketfeld street.
Importer and dealer in segars, tobacco, etc
George W Folsom, l26 Water street, up stairs.
Man oofY1 of o1dh rOxx ;no oil
their varieties patent steam refined candles, war.
ranted to stand any climate--D 81 J Ward
Brown, 10 Peck slip
Manufacturers of scented, shaving and family
soaps, essences, perfumery, crystalline candles,
etc; importers of Paris perfumery. labels, glass
ware and fancy articles for druggists who put I p
perfumery--Johnson, Vroom & Fowler, 3 Court
landt street.
Dealers in paints, oils, glass, dye stuffs, etc
manufacturers of white lead colored paints, ver-
digris, putty and varnishes--Ripley g. McCul-
Tough, $50 Front street, corner of Burling slip
Publisher and dealer in photographic engrav-
ings-N Currier, Spruce street, opposite Tri-
bune buildings
Manufacturer of soda biscuit, sugar, butter
and water crackers, and pilot bread, of the best
quality only--Ephraim TreadweA's son, 275Wash-
ington street, corner of Warren
Wilder's genuine patent salamander safes war
ranted free from dampness-Silas Herring,
manufacturer, 139 Water street, corner of De-
peyster.
Rich's improved salamander safes, warranted
dry-A S Marvin, 1881 Water street, agent foi
the manufacturer.
Manufacturer and importer of musical instru.
ments, and depot of bronze powder-Edward
Back, 81 Fulton street, corner of Gold.
Manufacturer and dealer in playing, visiting
and business cards, of every kind-George Cook
II Fulton street.
Manufacturer of the celebrated magic razor
strops, of four sides-L Chapman, 102 William
street sold at manufacturers prices by all thu
hardware and fancy goods importers. Prices re
duced 49, per cent.
Manufacturer of coffee and tea urns, table dish
es and covers, etc, for hotels and steamboats,
James Y Watkins, Is Catharine street.
French, China and glass ware-F Gerardin 1;
John street, agent for manufacturers. Gildins
and painting on china ware to match any pattern
executed at this establishment.
Importers and manufacturers oflooking glasses
looking glass Plates picture ffames,' etc-Bull &
Donaldson, 22S Pearl street, between Maiden Ian
and John Hooper q Brother, l06 Fulton and 33:
Pearl street also, plain and ornamental gliding
bed and curtain ornaments, paintings. engravings
etc.
Manufacturer of brushes, blacksmith and fami
bellows; factory and machine brushes made &
order; cotton-gin and shoemakers bristles--D
Rerrien.. Jr d CO. 3J7 .paarl street.