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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-19

OF The Washington Times formerly US. Journal
says that " if the British possessions on the Map of
the World, were stained with scarlet, they would
present pathway of bloody foot prints around the
globe. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-19

0rMichael German, democrat, was elected Mayor
of Galena, Illinois, the lst inst, by majority of
S7. Every other city officer elected was also dem
ocrats
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-19

The Methodist meeting house in Goshen, Clermont
county, Ohio, destroyed by FIRE on the lst inst.
Los. $500
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-19

The British. are crowding their military prepare
tons in Canada. We are talking.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-19
Our Terms.
Notice.

v. B. PALMER's His Offices are
In New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite City
Hall.
In Philadelphia, N w. corner Third and Chestnut
In Baltimore s. E. corner Baltimore and Calvert ST.
In Boston, 20 State street. If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

An Abolition conyenlion was held at
Columbus, Ohio, lasi week. and Samuel
Lryis nominated as Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
AUG GUsFa BRIDGE USE

Ourreaders will perceive by reference
TO another colamn, thai This important
ease. in which :aorc ,han a l,af million Of
dollars is involved, ,1and in wliirh our wor
Thy fellow citizen. Henry Sl'ul'z, Esq. is
party. will be argued al Savannah in
April next before the Circuit aud Dsrricl
Court Of Georgia, Ii is the opinion of
many. FAR helterquali(ied than ourselves,
TO Judge of the merits Of this case. that Mr..
Shuiz will succeed in spite of the pruver
hiai ..urcerlainries of the law" Such in
domilahIe perseverance as Mr. Shullz has
evinced but seldom fails to command su:-
CESS. c.. Temperance .idroc0te.
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From The Coosa RiUer Journal.
Extract Of u letter 10 the Editor dGted


COLUMBIA, 8 G.. Dec. IL. 1915
W. II. DUNN:-Dear Sir, take plea
sure in informing you thai the Legislature
Of this State adjourned last night. and rhe
following are among their proceedings -
+" Resoired, Tha, the Superintendent
OF Public Works be instructed TO look into
the obslruclnns aboat to he Hade in the
Savannah Rivei. by The Town Canal Of
the City of Augusta, and ifsuch ohstrur
tions impede the navigation Of the said
River, that he be requested 10 take the
proper Steps 10 have them removed aud
that all The facts Of the case be submitted
10 The next Legislature.
They have also granted a charter 10 he
South Carolina end of the Augusta Bridge
over lhc Savannah River a, Hamburg aud
Augusta, to The SuuIh Carolina Ruil Road
Company for fourteen years, with half OF
The present rates of tull. said Company TO
pay the owner whoever he or they may
he il,a, FIVE commissioners may fix upnn
it, each party 10 appoint two. and lhnse
four to appoint fifth. andiu case of disa
greencnt Twelve )nrymcn under Inc dl-
rcc,ions of,he CuufI TO assess the price 10
le paid by them.
have sent you paper Of this place,
containing Two articles, respecting my
lwenly-iour years controversy with the
Bank of the State Of Georgia for my
Bridge. There seems 10 be but one opin-
ion here as 10 my success in the case. even
some Of the Judges now say that they be
Iieve the casehas never been fairly brought
beiore the Court.
The Bills ol mat Bank are not taken
here for anything; and would not Judg
ment against them in the case, for lhe
large amount in dispute bring home their
bills en- mdsse? / have given you this
Information because it is Of a public char
ac,er,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
BRIDGE CASE.

1t gives US pleasure to admit the accom-
panyins document furnished us. II is q
wonderful event. and proves The power Of
perseverance,-tha single individual
should combat with the power of a mighty
monied institution for nearly one quarter
of century for his just rights, for all he
power lha, man aud money could give in
The case. was arrayed against him; and
whai did then sustain him! Ii was law
and justice.
Tne talent that Mr. SuULTz. has array
cd in his iavol as his counsel, we feel war /,
ranled in saving will obtain full justice in
his behalf. The Solicitors engaged, are.
for Complainauls, John Mcpherson Ber
rie,i, of Savannah Ga, William Y Han
sell, of Marietta, Ca, William & w. F..
Law, Of Savannah, Ga. aud Seahorn
Jones; or Junes & Beunius of Columbus.
Ga. (fhe Ia,er being engaged ON the
parl of John Mechanic. lIlnush Il Defend
ant yet his interest is with that of the
Cnmplainalls. For Defendants-M'Al
lisIer e. Cohen, Of Savannah, Ga. Pcli
grue & Lessense, of Charleston, S, c.,
a, J. Miller, Augusta, Gee; aud Thomas
+. Lloyd of Savannah, Geo.
The large amount claimed in the Bill.
is S595, ,0J0, exclusive OF the Bridge itself.
We mos, heartily congratulate MIR.
SnuLrz, in being. after a quarter Of IA
century, able 10 have day fixed Tor jus
lice TO be awarded him.
In The Strth Circuit Court ofhe Uni
trd staeis, for The District Of Georgia
-Norember Term 1915.
John w. Marlborough, Trustee,
g. Henry Shu,z, Complaints,
and In
The Bank Of the State of Geor. Equity.
gia. an;l others, Defendants,
The dcmurfcrs in the foregoing case,
having been sci down for argusnen at his
term Of the Court upon motion, and by
consent oi the Solicitors for The Complain
ants and the Defendants. II is ordered.
that the said demurrers be sci down aud
stand for argument at the ,e5,n ofth's
Courl in April next, in the City Of Sa
vaniiah.
ssHiHtdgepiRe. l0tk Nor. 1915.
i'rue copy lrnn,Sliie Minutes.
SgIL,ss GEO. GLEN. GtesE:
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VOLUME x.
EDGEFIELD. ADVERTISER,
W. F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR
.NEWTERMS.

Two DoLLARs md FlFrY CENTS, per annu m
If paid III advance $3 ifnot paid within SIX
& months from: the date of Subscription; and
81 If not paid before tho expiration OF the
year. All subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before Inc e2plra-
ton oil the year !; but no paper VIII Dc dls'
continued until all arrearages are paid. UNI
less al the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring five responsible Subscri-
bers, shall receive the paper for one year.
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicnously inserted atio
cents per square. lI2 lines, or less.l i"r The
frstinsertinn. and Sc for each continuance
Those published monthly or quarterly. WIN
be charged s SIper square. Advertisements
1iol having tic number of insertions marked
0ntbem, will be continued uutil ordered oul
and clIarged ed.nccordinely.
All communications, post paid wi! be promp'-
Iy and strictly attended 10.
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Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY SHULTZ.

Death Of Err Governor James Thomas:
We rcgrei to announce the death Of
The Hon. James Thomas. formerly Gov
ernor of Maryland He died al his
deuce in ST. Mary's county, on christmas
day. in the 62d year of his age, of typhoid
fever. with which he fingered a long time.
Governor T. was a most excellent fand
worthy man, aud belongedsto the old
school of Maryland gentlemen He filled
ia bis life various public trusts under the
State, and closed his;public ic,cafeer as Gov;
Eernor Of Maryland, in lS55ieso- which
time he had been elected by,1h Legisiat
tureofiKe State. ''fes,tsss 81 - tssst 2, 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14
GREENVILLE, Jan. g.

GreenviNe Rail Road.-The following.
exlrac, gives the highest encouragement.
10 The success Of the Rail Road. Nc
should keep moving, aud strive 10 do our.
par, in Greenville. A convention Of the,
friends of the Road is proposed to he held.
this month III Laurens. and we.feel au-I
thoriaed to give notice, that meeting of,?
The citizens of our District, and others in
teresle,I, is called fornext Sale day, 10 APP
point Deiega,es TO meet al Laurens e. Fl.
on The third Monday (l9ih) oil this month
The business atthe proposed convention.
at Laurens will be:to mature and recon-
mend the best plans for securing subscrip-
tions Of stock, and other important matters
connected with the success of the Road.
Extract of letter written by gentleman
in Newberry, dned Dec. 81. 1915. q: 8,
81 am quite graiifed TO find that the,
prpspest Of stock in The Rail Road 10
Greenville is so aaltering in this District.
We are getting up quite good feeling To-.
wards the project. Some Of our people
are very confident thai Newb.ry District
will subscribe to the amount OF Three
Hundred lhousaad Dollars. This, how
ever, is the opinion Of persons well informs,
ed on the subjecl'-Woull ii not be;
proper TO &c. up "a Convention Of snrae
central point, and send q, gogd magy Del
egates? This will rouse lhe, pee Pis. and
make them think Of The iinportanc OF Ia:
king stock. Its ,rne The times are agaiIst
US, but the game is d iargenne. and we
must not falcf.n. {, y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

Death Of DR.. Leseignem.-We regret
TO announce that DR.. v. Leseigneur. Que
of the oldest physicians Of our city, died
about one o'clock this morning. The
Doctor has praclised his profession 10 this
city for half a century, nnd during that
period was not more distinguished for his
popularity as physician, than for the be-
nevolence which characterised him as a
mao. Hewas native Of Caen, Norman
dy, France, aged S3 years and z months
Charleston Evening Nears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-14

: Phe editors oflbo Cincinnati Atlas
estimate the qrastity Of Flour in that
city at the present time at 28,600, or
so ,oooba1sls.i Oflhis quantity %, 900
barrels have ensold mostly on Eastern
account; and are now waiting; shipment,
1eaving about 5000 barrels on sale. 4:
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Best Joke Of the !seaso,l.--The Mexican
Society for Uniting the North American
Republics. netin the cilyisof Mexico, last
monlh, aud passed the following sresolu.
ton: 4iSes,ssS5 91ti.. < So Z, !
Resoluea, That The annexation OF the
United States Of North America TO- the
United States of Mexico, is 10 be- the
great uationa event Of the year 1916. ~
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& &, P Prolix discoprscs are seldom eithef pro:
life Of rro5tahts. s,,Ss5.54:,ss' - s
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K Tbs amoun,of Treasury notes opislaaa.
ing onthe lstins,. aas sSS77, ,so5 33s. &.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-23
THE DAILY UNION.

ward, and believe, il placed upon the bench Of the
Supreme Court, ha will be an able and upright
Iudge-bae worthy of the station, and worthy TO be
a successor TO the great and pure msn who have
dignhed lha, bench by their integrity and learning
Resolved, That Ia the nomination Of Hon. q. w.
Woodward, the Presiden: of the United States has
paid msred compliment to northern PennsylVa-
MIA, the Residence Of the nominee; and has exhib-
tied the usual Sagaeity Distinguishing his public
conduct.
RssOirsd, That although members Of this meeting
baye had prefersnces for other Peiins yaniaDs
to Ell the seal 0f Judge dwih they cheeffay DC.
quiesce in the nomination made by the President,
and heartily endorse the capacity and character Of
the nominee.
RtsOirtd, Tha, in the judgement of this meeting,
Pennsylvania 10 entitled 10 the honor Of filing the
vacancy on the bench Of the Sppregie COURT, and
that a non-eonfrmation Of Judge woodward by
through the Person Of perfectly competent and IT.
reproachahle citizen.
Resolved, That the accusations made against Judge
Woodward, so far as they have come the know
ledge Of this meeting, rankly unjust and anmer-
ited-desplsed by those who know him and unwor-
the notice Of the honorable Senate Of the United
States.
RsjOlrsa, That the rejection Of judge who for
years stood in the front rank OF lawyers In northern
Pennsylvania, both in practice and character-whose
judgement has since been matured upon the bench,
and whose integrity is unsusPected-would be viz
tually to pronounce judgment against amy nominee
not a city resident, and is respectfully protested
against by this meeting. .,
Rssoirsd That the proceedings OF this meeting be
published in the papers Of this county, and that cop
les be forwarded 10 the President, our senators
in Congress, and 10 the representative from this
district
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From the Dunve Pennsylvania Intelligencer Jan. 90
COUNTY MEETING.


large meeting of the members of the bar, and
citizens Of Columbia county, was held on the Mon
day evening ofcourt week, January 18th, 1886, at
the Courthouse in Danville in relation TO the NOM
nation Of Hon. George W. Woodward by the
President, as judge Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States; when, on motion, Hon. Stephen
Badly was chosen president; Geo. Smith, ESQ., Tram
Derr and Col. Valentine Best, vice presidents; and
Charles F. Mann, and <. III. Badly, secretaries.
On request, the object Of the meeting was then
stated in very appropriate manner by Edward III.
Badly, esq
On motion Of Charles r. Buckalew, the chair APP
pointed the following gentlemen a committee to
report resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
meeting -.. ...... .,....
Charles r. Buckalew, esq, Hiram r. Klae, B.
X. Rhodes, Henry Webb, M. E. Jackson, esq,
Charles Conner, ID. N. Kownover, @. w. Morris,
Harmon Labor, Samuel Wilson, Peter Ent, z. G..
Ricketts,, Cornelius Cleckner, esq, and John
Rhodes. .0f .....
The committee, after retiring, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which we're, upon vote, adopted
unanimously:
Whereas, the nomination by the President Of
Hon. George w. Woodward for a judgeship in the
Supreme Court of the United States--a nomins-
ton generally acceptable TO the people Of Pennsyl-
vanis--hss been met by unexpected and singular
Opposition, we, the citizens OF Columbia county,
feel called upon to express opinions on the sub
iect: therefore
Rssoipsd, That this meeting hold in high estms-
ton the talents and virtues Of Hon. Geo. W. Wood
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p w. BROWNING, Iuerchsm Tailor, nude

d w. BROWNING, .psrchsM Tailor, under
L The United Stass Hotel, wishes to call the at
tention of members of Congress, citizens, and
strangers, to his stock of goods, such as cloths,
cassimercs, and vestings equal to anything in this
market; which goods will be made up to order al
the shortest notice and best style, and, as usual
you will get the worth Of your money. You need
not order your clothing out of Washington, thinking
to get it cheap Call at my store, and will con-
vince you that will sell you as good garment as
you can get in the United States for the money
My stock is unusually large, and must sell
N. B. have very large assortment Of ready
made clothing Of my own manufacture; cloth cloaks
overcoats dress and rock do, pantaoons and vests
which will be found very superior and cheap.
Nov 2o-eodtf p. w. B.
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II EXPERIMENTS ON GUNPOWDER.--Re
Il port Of experiments on gpnpowder, made at
Washington arsenal, in ls43 and 1874, by Captain
Alfred Mordeca, Of the United States ordnance de
partment. ... .'..
Professor Johnson's report on Goals.
. Report intended to illustrate map Of the hydro
graphical basin OF the Upper Mississippi, byJ. N.
Nicollet, esq. ......
Report on weights and measures by Hon. John
Quincy Adams.
All Hasers reports on weights and measures
All Fremont's reports
All Elsworth's Patent Office reports and all re-
ports made to or by Congress from 1889, TO this
time, are for sale by the subscriber.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Near corner Of Al street. Washington.
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rI,HE BLUE BOOK; or united states ono

UNHE BLUE BOOK; or United States Official
Il Register Of all officers and agents, civil, mill
tnry, and naval in the service Of the United States
on the Both OF September, 1645; with the names
force, and condition Of all ships and vessels be-
longing to the United States; and when and where
built, together with the names and compensation Of
all printers in any way employed by Congress, or
any department. or officer Of the government Pre-
pared at the Department of State, in pursuance Of
resolutions Of Congress Of April 81, 1916, and July
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Jan. ID Near corner Of ~ street.
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ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS con
IL PANloN-Comprising United States wssni
and measures, mensurstion Of superfcies and II
ids, tables Of squares and cube roots circumiers.
and areas Of circles; the mechanical powers, err
OF gravity, grsvitstion Of bodies, pendulums, vi
chic GRANTEES; strength, weight and crush OF Il
terials, watsr-wheels, hydroststios, hydsu.
statics, centres Of percussion and gyrstion, IT,
heat, tables Of weights Of metals, pipes, scano
steam, and the stesm-engine, &c &c. &c; ~
M. scribner, A. NJ. | vol; Just publishsd,n y
this day received for sale BY p. TAYLOR ~
81 l2i.
Jan 81
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. c. Liable has the honor to inform the
lNl ladies and gentlemen Of Washington, George
town, and Alexandra, that his Dancing Academy
dwelling bouse, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Iays Of tuifion--Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays; from p. m. to r. m, for young ladIes;
from to p M, for young masters.
N B. Those ladies' and gentlemen who may feel
DESTROYS TO receive instruction at Georgetown, VIII
please leave their names with Mr.. George Holtz-
man, Union Hotel, or at Mr.. LIS residence in
Washington.
Oct. 97-2tsw3m [Intand Georgetown Adv.l
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ID ooFING SLATES.-The subscribers have
N constantly on hand large assortment OF best
quality velinheli and Bangor roofing states, ihclu
ding Il by 8, is by 8, rs by 10, IS by 10, and 20
by TO- Orders for quantities TO suit purchasers Will
be promptly executed, at the lowest market price,
either from the vessel or yard. When orders are
ing board; all Of which is attended 10 by expert
enced hands. Apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON & NEPHEW,
2T3 Pearl street, New York.
Sent 0Q--3m
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has opened
INJ his Office in the rooms lately occupied by Cor
eoran Riggs, opposite the Treasury Department.
and will attend to all business intrusted to him re-
curing an agent attorney before Congress or any
Of the departments.
Dec. 9-dn
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iupsntov and pslsrns Of lAs Doatis s f. and IN.
proceed Dsisaior Lock, ss-rsnisd IRE and hIf proof
and dry. Single sais~sssdsr SAFES Uarsnisd sq4s
10 sny maker, for sai.by ...
LEONARD BRows, 50 Wall street
iidsrs Genuine Patent S4Ianandsr Sstts, Varrani,d
free Jsen danapness.
SiLAs C. HENNIse, Manufacturer and Dealer in al
kinds Of Safes, l39 Water street, corner Depeys.
TAR street. ...J
Bronze Porrdsrs, Gold Paint Gold Siirsr and Flor.
.nes Lsst, Dtih Metal. &c.
], III. RIcKETr, wholesale agent, l3o Maiden Lane,
Bronzes so per cent lower than at any other
house in the Unind States.
Marble Dealers.
USpE kmLL g. FERRis, 372 and 3It greenwich
street, near Beach, Ornamental marble work Of all
kinds, richly carved statuary, and plain marble
manles and monuments Dealers supplied with
blocks and slabs.
Machine and Hand Cards,
JoHS WmrrEaoRE & Co, Manufactures OF Cot
ton and Wool Hand and Machine Cards, and
dealers in articles for manufacturers use. Ofhee
246 Pearl street
81 Nicholas, late Exchange Hotel, by
wEaaEL & HunrHKEr, No. % Courtlandt street
A. A. WemmsL-J. s. humphrey, late Of How.
ards Hotel.
Jan. %
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r.. FRANCE 4 co.'s
OLD E.IAsLIsHEp rKIzE oFyicE, wAsHIscros.
TO DISTANT ADVENTURES.

TO DISTANT ADyESTURERs
nor FEBRUARY-wc present our friends
j. abroad fine list Of lotteries, and we again in
vite all who want their orders punetualy and faith
fully attended to, to send to our Office.
We sent TO our distant patrons, during the month
Of January, a large number OF splendid prizes,
amounting 10 thousands Of dollars, and every psiu
paid in cash on presentation.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 6, for 1886.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on SATURDAY
February 7th, 1886.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
SOS, 600 SOS, 0OO-S25, OOO-slO, 900 SIS, 600
S2,227.
40 prizes of l,010-50 do S40O--50 do $3.50
lao do 5000, DC.
70 No. lottery--13 drawn ballots.
Tickets $l0-Halves S5-Quarters So 50.
Certificate of packages Of 26 whole tickets $40
. Do do &c half do 70
Do do &c quarter do IS
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TWENTY.NiNrH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION. O.. ".a
FADAr, January %, 1886

The Senate did not sit to-day. .
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER.
CHANTS.

VII E respectfully ask your attention to the iol-
w lo~ing reasons Why you should make your
purchases Of goods in the New York market, very
frankly eonfessing II Is our desire that you shouia
do SO.
2, must be admitted that from so TO 60 per cent.
Of all the foreign merchandise which Is imported
into this country is received into the port OF Nfw
York. OF course there is here the opportunity for
the widest selection. The stock Of goods on hand
In this city is at all times larger than the united stocks
of all the other eastern cities IL is equally certain
that New York is the chief and great depot for the
manufactures of the eastern and middle States, and
Of the products ofthe western.
The construction Of the Ohio and Illinois canals
ia making a very great change IN lhe commercial
routes Of the traffic OF the Great West
The prices Of goods IN New York, by reason OF
its immense supplies, and the consequent comPeti-
tion are necessarily lower, and credits are extended
on az liberal a scale as at any other point.
The merchants, manufacturers, and importers,
whose addresses are subjoinedi are prepared 10
prove the truth OF these positions, and val DC hap
by to dispose of their goods on terms which wiz YER
ify all that is asserted here.
importers and Dealers in Staple and Faney Silk Goods
ALFRED EDWARDS & Co, l22 Pearl street. d.
importers and Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
DoRtnti a Nixon, 80 Nassau, corner Of
Liberty street.
JObesr Of Staple and Fsney Dry Goods Ztphg Worst
ed, Canrass, GLsp,s, Ribands, Laess, Embroidered
Trimmings, and embroidery articles in general
ID. 8. TURNER, No. 80 William, between Cedar and
Pine streets.
Manu- aet,ger, and Dealers In Sirao Goods Palm Leaf
Hats, artificial Flols1s, &c.
WILLIAM K. WHITING & Co, l22 Pearl street
Manufacturer and Importer Of Saddlsry Harness, and
Coach Hardloars.
w. J. Buck, 900 Pearl street.
Saddlsry Warehouse.
7. SnrH & CO., l0l Maiden Lane, manufacturers
OF Saddles, Brides, Msrtirgales, Collars, &c.
Publtshsr,, BooksslIsrs, aud Siaiioners.
HuSrncros& SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl strest, publishers
Of the National School Geography, with Globe
Map on a new plan, by S. q. Goodrich"
SAMUEL 8. & VILLAS Woop, pol Pearl ST., oPpo-
site United States Hotel.
ALEXANDER V. BLAKE, II Fulton street, corner oi
Gold.
Importer Of French aud English Staple Stationery ana
Manufacturer Of -4eeouniS Books.
VIZ. A. WHEILER, 81 Wall street
Stationery Warehouse.
FRASeis & LoUTRrL, II Maiden Lane, importers
Of English and French stationery and manufse-
turers Of Account Books, Manifold Letter Wri-
tiers. Croton Ink, &c, &c. Lewis Francis-Cyrus
II. Loutrel.
Commission Merchant, aud Dealers in Paper, neins
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