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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11
CITY Intelligence.


COMMON Council both branches Of the Common
Council hold forth In their respective chambers this
evening.
The FAR AT CASTLE GARpEN.-Our readers will
probably thank us for keeping them in mind Of this
exhibition where from all quarters Of country
met together as in vast finding shop samples Of the
most useful and most beautiful articles from the distant
work Shops gardens and farms Of country. Here
we no notice Of those improvements. which
peciay delight to seethat s instruments Of labor
the farm polished bright razors and Of superior
strength form. This is calculated to raise just
pride in those who handle them to facilitate the work,
and like the soldiers glitteriDg In the sun, in
spre with pride those who them. That brightness
Is extended to the noble armor Of the farmer
Ma. DEvERNA.-We understand that this gentema an
remains In very precarious state IL will be recoect
that he fell from OF the proscenum boxes Of the
Chatham theatre of which he was late manager, on
Thursday morning last, striking the chandelier In his
descent and sustained dreadful injuries We sincerely
hope that he will but his wounds very
DEATH FROM PAREooRIc. Coroner Walters called
yesterday to hold inquest at the house of John
Sloan, child four months old who died from the effects
Of six drops of paregoric The medicine given to
the child Saturday morning by the nurse, to quiet
him, which did not to take effect until about two
O'Clock Il the afternoon He then fell asleep from which
he could not be reused and died ut six O'Clock yesterday
morning The jury found verdict In accordance with
the foregoing facts.
FRr.-A fire discovered yesterday mornining At
No Roosevelt street, In the house occupied by W.
Phlps 1t promptly put out by the police OF that
district.
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New Arrangement with our Advertisers
The Philosophy Of the Business.

A volume could be written on the benefits o
advertising in the public prints, and he who de
MES its utility and the vast amount OF good 4
confers on men Of business, is behind the age
Ithas become an adjunct TO business OF every
kind, and those who expend portion oil theif
capital in making themselves and their occupa-
lions known through the newspapers OF 'ne Jay
keep up with the spirit of the age, and hno' when
they sum up their profits at the end OF the year.
that what money they expended IN this way'"as
a safe and profitable investment.
II NAV be supposed that in making these
remsrks. we are soliciting advertisements for
this journal Such is not the case; for We assure
our readers that our patronage in that respect is
more extensive than we can take care of. Indeed,
10 do our advertisers justice, we ought to reduce
il one half, or increase the Herald to double its
present size. BY looking at cur columns, they
will perceive that advertisements dated six or
eight weeks back, and marked for thirty inser-
tions, have not yet been inserted the full number
of times, in consequence of our being obliged
10 leave them out from day to day-sometimes
three and four and five days at time, in order
TO let others have their turn, and to give the
current news. This surely indicates sufficient
advertising patronage.
Our oDJect, however, IN making theSe re-
marks, is to inform the public, that hereafter,
shall make our advertising columns contain in
teresting reading matter. We shall not have
the same advertisement at the head of a column
from month to month, as heretofore. We do not
intend to take amy for a longer period than t'oo
apeeks, so that our readers ioM see fresh ones
in euery days paper To impart this deter
mination, which the pressure on our columns has
forced us to adopt, is what we designed in this
article, and we are confident our readers will
see the propriety of it. Every advertiser will
have chance, and when his advertisement is
handed in, he may calculate upon having it in
serted regularly, and not left out sometimes for
week at time, as has occurred heretofore.
Our readers will also derive considerable adj
vantage from this plan. They will find the news
of the day in our advertisements; the impress
of the day; coup doll of the trade of the city,
and of the country; sort of daguerreotype
view of the daily affairs of life. Our entire paper
will, in this way, be continually fresh to our
subscribers.
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EDITOR TINE HERALD: ~. a,
The objection of the Fire and Water Committee In
net allowing the Fire Department to take with thtm
their apparatus the laying Of the corner stone OF
Washington Monument, 10 very easily done sway WIN
II IL IL necessary that there should be re apparatus
eft in the district there enough in the corporation
Yard to put temporarily In the Engns no momh
bremen and exempt remen to work them who probably
would not be able out until the regular apparatus
not at ali probable to happen between and o'clock,
vhen merckants are at their stores) The committee
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No. A telescope comet was discovered by
ladv of Nantucket on the morning of the LIST inst.
In the Constellation Cepheus IL IL visible to the
naked eye Its position determined last evening at the
Cambridge Observatory from comparisons with Zeta
Draoons, was-Octobsr III. som Sis. r. A. l7h. l0m
Equinox Of Januaryl. Cambridge, October 8, lsa7.
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appear to have forgotten that at the time of the Croton
cslsnrstoD NO such foolish objections were raised by
re tncn Committee and 1t is wrong for them to have
tn resolution when at meeting Of the Engineers
ana assistants and Forsmen Of the Department seven
OK more In number IL was a unanimous vote to
vr., nope tnat the Committee will reconsider the
i hs na not only give their consent, but lend help
. Isnd 20 mate the Department show what It s-ths
''s' =" 'n0 oountry. AN OLD FIREMAN.
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Sporting Intslligence.

yrror CouRsE, L. I.-Tboss Of our readers who are
fond Of and patronise trotng will be pleased with the
bill of fare offered for this afternoon which will be found
10 another column No doubt there will be good At
tendanse at the track
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NAvAL.-The United States ship Albany, John
Kelly, commanding, went to sea yesterday,
bound to Chagres. The following is list of
her officers
Captain John Kelly Lieutenants, J. F. Miller, Alex
ander Gibson, Samuel r. Knox B. s. CAN'T Acting
Master r. H. Wyman Purser George F. Cutter Sur
peon, A. Pinkney Passed Mdshipmen. John Wilkes,
jun, w. +. Davidson, l.. H. Lyme; MidshiPmsn, g. y
Boatswsin, John Bates Gunner, VIM. Arnold Sail
maker, Jacob Stephens Carpenter, VIM. E. shefaed.
Passengers-John Randolph Clay. Charge d'A6sirss
to Peru and family; Seth Barton Charge dAfares to
Chill.
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bssn made ct 1856 ctr. board. The stocks Of
there sss but NV q light wsght which ers hsla - sse
s70 RS Frsights-Contrary to expectations have sd-
vaced rates to northern ports Of United States
81 IS per bag to New Orleans t So to Europe Ga los
f5 There few vessels unengsged Exchange
opened ct 27d but declined to 274d the arrival Of
Specie 10 In moderate demand. Patriot doubloons 28
2Sl50O do dollars 1880 MI $50.
Mr. Tod, the minister from the United States will
be presented the 29th inst and have to
think that all the existing dinoultes between the two
will be satisfactorily arranged there ap
TO BE- the best disposition on the part OF the
ernment
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THE ENGLISH MAILs.-It is said that on and
after the 4th proximo the English mails will be
sent and received by way OF Halifax This
course is far from being an agreeable one to the
British Government.
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Our LEGIsLATURE.-On and after this day the
Assembly is to hold two sessions day. 1t /
to be hoped that there will be a quorum present
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The storm and freshet of Thursday night.
between Philadelphia and Washington, and per-
haps further South, was very destructive to
property. We gave a pretty full particulars in
yesterdays Herald, but by the mails that reached
this city last night we received further details,
which we give in another column Of this day 3
paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11

THE GAUDALoUIvKR, which arrived here a few
weeks since, under Capt. Hoskin, from Liver
pool, has her cabins and internal arrangements
nearly completed. She is now on the dock, and
will sail for Havana on the 10Th, where she will
henceforth hail from.
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STATE ELEcrIoNs.-The elections in Pennsyl
vania and Ohio take place tomorrow.
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SHIP LAUScH.-A very fine ship of 1850 tons
burthen, called the Wisconsin, will be launched
from the yard OF Jabez Williams & Son, at Will
liamsburgh, tomorrow morning, at half past ten
o'clock. She is intended for New Orleans
packet, under command of Capt. Mumford, for
merly Of the ship Palestine She Is almost en-
tirely rugged, many Of her spars being already
crossed, which will add much to the effect Of
the launch
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Stronr,s Pntent Lnmps.-Th.s

Strong's Patent LaInps.-These Lamps cast no
shade free from smoke me will burn the cheap
in brilliant than camphene spirit
without the risk life propety not liable
order are easily cleaned for year
The Hand Lamp: will not spill gil with The net sar,less
At No $40 Pearl street. New York; wareroom so4 Broadway
Chandeliers bracket, hnging, paor and manel lamps, in
lar aud Astral lamps altered oil Ct
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THE STEAMER NARRAaANsErr, formerly one of
the New York, Boston and Providence mail
boats, will sail this afternoon, at o'clock, fer
New Orleans. She was purchased and fitted for
the New Orleans and Galveston trade.
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AN INTERESTING RAcK.-Two ships of consid-
cradle notoriety among the mercantile commu-
nifty, will sail to-day for China. They are the
ships Joshua Bates, Capt. Stoddard, formerly a
Boston and Liverpool packet, but lately pur-
chased by house in this city, and the Paul
Jones, Capt. Jordon. They are both remarkably
fast saiers and fine vessels. The former made
her last passage from Boston to Liverpool, under
her present commander, short of fifteen days
The Paul Jones is well known. We see the af-
fair has already caused some commotion in the
marine circle.
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Beaea,h the rule of men .n,;,.,,, -,

ng nsnd 20 make the Department show what It s-ts
''s' =" 'n' country. AN OLD FIREMAN.
. = Beaesih the rule of men entirely great
'ss% sss PS;I;id s
@AIsSs io Sss.
pse or m nS wSrd The Pens bs
SSi 81 sS. .%ss
The Universal Celebrity which DR.. t:ou-
o" the ssi :usd for s
sfTsYo1 / A s . sS q %
into
erss old depot 81 Walker street, I,i
ttore FROM Broadway. $3.50
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery.
. q ;rs 81 sc1 s
IN hs so %Gs sOs who Ca.
braisi estsbli.hment
The Fair, Great Attraction - Among the
get rsy 0f articles now being s1hbiseS at the Anpas
see p M to attract me s.SGu o ard a Of
these a. The fair PioSSi. but will sd
s!hs. .yis: he s;,sSii.hmsn, q SIssica Co.
Manufacturers lowest net prices.
Portable Shaving Cases.--Or an entirely
pew agd construction, furnished with article, the
size of which do not detract from their usefulness
u.
1T Broadway opposite Howsrd's Hotel
hers sher with large variety Of scissors nail files aud
va =
A few doors above Courtandt ST.
Communication.-The Living Models. DIR.
he s msr%s Of hs @
SSS s s i sf whom
could recognize ladies' Of the first families we
sssy % :' as%:s
G s III ;nS .s ssI c..
vss d we would
A Card.-Don Gslovanni-Opera Concert by
sIyORI HERR. Monday eveningTo prevent confusion
a. the the are earnestly requested take their
Always Rea iy but never Rou&h.-Knox, las
hs r.t rush Of Ri. regular his nimsSs Fall
qR s Ia. A n the
msr.nE increased fac es to meet the
served promptly and 70 ther .at.fscton ~ Knox o7st
McClosley's P,lIs-For the prevention and
Perverted Appsts. EIsiulenee wind in ths
s s1a ssI H.sS;.S
snG and sold oay b. Me-
ThSmPiSps i new York. price Is cents per box
Boots which are Boots.-French Boots can
be found Youpgs Paris Boot Emporium 81 equal
sold in this city for 81 and 49, Also Fine Calf Boots for
So So usually sold for S. We recommend all friends
get their boots shoes CATERS &c., the Paris Emporium OPP
poste the Herald Office All his work war; nted to give
Sos. {. at s &
fed Boots made to order on short notice.
Strong's Patent Lamps.-These Lamps cast no
shade are free from smoke or smel will burn the cheap
oil and give greater light less expense than lamp
in brilliant than camphene or spirit
without the risk 10 life property liable
on, Of order easily and warranted for one
usage. Manufactured solely by 8. D. VANDERHEYDEN,
No. $40 Pearl street, New York; wareroom. so Broadway
every variety Dealers supplied liberal terms. B. 30
lar aud Astral lamps altered. oil Ct
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News FROM EuRopE.-The Missouri, from
Cherbourg, France, is now in her twelfth day.
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Boots which are BOOts.-French Boots can
be found at YouDgs Paris Boot Emporium for - So equal
sold in this city 81 and &c. Also. Fine Calf Boots
So So usually sold for S. We recommend all friends
get their boots shoes CATERS &c., the Paris Emporium OPP
posite the Herald Office All his work snted to give
s,tssction Water proof Boots retaed at from 81
Samples of his Boots be the Fair COMPOSITION
fed. Boots made to order ON abort notice.
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ssessthis will have apoa, the social condition Of
mankind, what great extension and development
Of the human mind in all countries il will gradu-
ally accomplish, is beyond all calculation. The
ball is already set in motion, and such impetus
has it assumed, that AL the governments OF En-
rope, from the necessity of keeping pace wi'n
commercial activity and rivalry, will be obiigea
to fall into the system of postal arrangements OF
which America and England have so successful
ly set the great example
We have entered upon new era in this I'M
portant matter; il is a new element OF universal
progress and civilization now SET In notion
What the end will be nous perr0ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11

CaTd.-DOn -GslOvanni.-Opera Concert by
sIyORI HERR Monday evening-To prevent a confusion
AZ the door the gentlemen earnestly requested tate their
tickets rather at the Music stores 2
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Always Rea ~ but never R0ugh-Knox, I28
Fulton street, sun Building The subscriber having
the first rush OF his regular with his inmabe Fall
Hats now prepared to supply the public large witt the
most elegant ve h.. that has been issued this
increase Of the Fall trade gentlemen may sure Of being
served promptly and N their nv Knox OF 81
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McCloskcy's PiIIs-For the prevention and

cure OF the following diseases, viz Headache
bowels Co.tysns.s Dysenarv DiaThoea. CogEh. Colds
tory Fevers. Sick Headache Jaundce. Bilious Chac,
Worms Pleursy. Rheumatism. Bilious Vomiting, Foul
GLOsKEY Chemist and Apohecary, SIS Broome street. cor.
500 Ct NJ at&W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11

The n ~, 'sn'.ss than the sword-RIcHELIEu.
ING HAcneheu diamond Pointed Gold Pen
" only which sold other place in nh. crv Than r.
WATSON 20; IS William street one door below wal
aSJ so, pen in The world The Pens the
Gold PENS 81 90 and 81 So such az sold ei,swh e. -
aud Sc 90. Pens carefully repai, ed ""ee ~ - Nv
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Raz0rs, eto "A
hers ether with large variety OF scissors nail files aud
polished steel goods Razor ground and Cutlery re-
paired q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
few doors above Courtlandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-11

rauds Italian Medica;ed Soap has attained for the sr re-
mova from the skin Of tan fecks sunbura bioches ao
every species u pnsghy eruption is the beat proof Of In
ALMOST instantly converting the :allowss complexion into ON
ersts and buy only the old depot OF Walker street. frs
Wore FROM Broadway. - -
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Collyes highly talented troupe of Living Models at the
Apollo becoming the magnet of attraction The spacious
s,loon nightly crowded with elite of city On
SATURDAY there ct eas, six hund ed yers whom
safely predict for the Doctor
cess here and elsewhere While this really admirable cxh
bton conducted in its chaste and beautiful style
none but the dculously sdous need fear their
being offended To the lovers Of the fine would
e? and be delighted To all Others would advise repeated
visi.s to cultivate their taste. H.
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great rety Of articles being exhibited the Annua
Far Of the American Institute Castle Garden nothins
seems 80 universally TO attract the attention and admiration
tured by Brown Spencer Hayden aud Bagey. The sale
these articles at the fair prohibited but readers will fin,
variety of of the above kinds (genune) with
other styles the establishment Of " Creation Co
II Cedar street. where heY be had wholesale retail
manufacturer RI lowest net prices
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the Of Broadway and Warren
the largest and most desirable COLLECTION Of nimtable like
oaSy gallery the world Those who apprec
collection Of this kind should not fail this Justly cee
bratcJ establi shment
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Portable Shaving CaSeS.--Of an entirely
and compact construction, furnished with article, the
size of which do deact from their usefulness ming
elegant and complete appendage the toilet aud
culiay adapted to the of the travelling publ For
sale at G. SAUNDERS x SON,
1T Broadway opposite Howard's Hotel
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AFFAIRS AT BARBADoEs.-By the arrival of the
bark J. w. Cater, Capt. Cormick, we have re-
ceived a file of the Barbados Mercury, contain
ing news to the 23d Of August last.
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Y ], PR ROsFEEGGTJJs
- - ~ & 7OFsTH D. iis ) IS ,sy.sA,,

UkpERs,he. above Ti,le..,i. is2r 6paseslito
! publish . papststn The gii 0f sumter
pille.- The paper viii sba issstsd weekly
on tho morning OF every ~ eiin4sday.I +
ltis belieyedts thai Sumter District af.
f"rds as many capa bilities for ssus.afhinigs
week ekiylnewspaper,a as medium Of IA dfeT-
tise nent,$ Gei.erat N ews and Business, as
any;ofher sister Disiric,sin,,he Slafe; and,
|con6!itng inlhis belief, We invite to our
columns.s the a.teDtigns Of those. botl, itf
this and the surrounding Districts, who
may be'desirous ofsadverlising 5snd nee fi,
10 do so. Il. Is we'll known, that the sup
Portiof a paper in general. dfpends nnt-so
much on The magnitude Of i,s subscription,
list, as on the advertising patronage which
ii may receive. This is tl,e case III citisss;
In a country 'Fown1howevey, and Dastric,t
as this is, we must depend on tho Patron-s
age both Of subscribers and adtertisers.
We hope, then, ,,lhat our enterprise will hof
fail from want of encnurug cement. .srss
A strict attention will be pail 10 the To-:
col interests Of the Town and District, and
we shall en.lenvor TO keep up i fnccessary;.
the spirit and enthusiasm, which.now ex-4
lists. in regard 10 the connection Of Sumter
with Charleston and Wilmington, IN. C.)
by Rail Road. =
In Politics, The BANNER will be strict.
~ Democratic. and: will give firm support
tU the National Administration, SO far as
! il conforms to the principles upon which,
II secured the support Of lhe DemocEatic
party at The South.
Tho assistance of a friend, fully compe-
tent 10 the task, has been ed for The
editorial department.. II is M, deemed
necessary to make an expesi.:na ofthe
great variety Of matter that will be CON-
tanned in the pages of our paper; suffice i.
say. that no pains will be spared 10 render
i, an acceptable visi,er in every family in
the District. The undersigned trusts. that
the late failure in the attempt to establish
a paper in this place. will nnt be permitted
80 operate unfavorab'y upon his enterprise.
The paper will he printed on sapcr.
royal sheet. with fivc' columns to. the page.
at Two Dulfats and Fifty Cents, IL paid in
advance, Three Dollars, al the expiration
Of six months, or Three Dollars and Fifty,
Gents. al the end Of the year.
WILLIAM J. FRANCIS,
Proprietor and Publisher.
N. B.--For further particulars, as re-
CARDS alvertizing. &c. see terms on first
page. Communications on business, & c.,
and subscriptions and advertise h. ents, will
be received at this qficr.
Subscriptions and advertisements are
solicited.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

S"ndry Tracts of Lund brI"nging to the
Estate IF James Cnrbe,i, Senr., deceased,
situated in Sumter District. on the Beaver
Dam waters "f Black River, about twelve
"r fourteen miles South East frum Cams
den, aud sn,ne three or four miles from
Bradford Springs. Said lands are valua-
hle. not "nly i'll an agricultural point Of
view, hut moro particularly on acconn. ni
the hraIthiness Of the country, being eve
ry way suitable for Summer Residences.
A credit Of one and tw" years " i'll he Civ
Ell, and terms generally accommodating 10
purchasers. Apply to The subscriber.
W. LEWIS, o. =. D.
S"mterville, S. G., Jan. 20, l847. f2 lf
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CHINA's hotel,
SUMTERVlLLE.. S. G

The undersigned. proprietor Of China's
Hotel, al Sumter Cnuri House, s. c., res.
pec,fulIy informs his friends and The pub-
lie, that hr has thoroughly re6ned bis Ho.
tel, and that il is now in compIe,e order
for the accommodation of Boarders, Visi-
ters and che Travelling Public.
tie returns his sincere thanks 10 the
pubiic at Fnrge for their generous AMI libc.
rnl patronage, and hopes by strict a,,en.
iron 10 their comfor, 10 mcri, its con,inn.
ance.
His establishment is conveniently siiua.
Ted on the Main street. near the Courr
H"use. and will be found convenient TO-
members Of the Bar and Planters visiting
The Court House ON business. His table
will be carefully and regularly furnished. !,
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. l6, IS46.. 7 If
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BLAC KSMIEH AND lWHEE WRIGHT
SUI % II 3. : SIS $

The subscriber respectfully informs his
Customers and the PUBLIC generally, that
ne is now prepared To execuleauy work ir
the above trudes with neatness ond des.
patch. .s =
Harse shoeing carefully ond promptly
attended tn.
Nlillwr,gr,s and owners Mills are in.
formed that he hns errcted Steam Lathe,
aud issnow prepared 10 F"rge and finish
any Mill Irons. on No good terms, and as
accurate aud durable, IL workmanship nd
mu'erial as can be had in Charleston or
elsewhere. Crane Iiouks aud Screws for
rlcvaling Mill Stones will he kcptsnn hand
nr made tn order. Any wosk9fb Iron.
Steel, Brass or C"pppr which is.usuBlIy
done i'y Black and Wl,itesmiihs, can Sc
dcne as well here q, elsewhere.
A well assorted st"ckssoi Iron on hand
and (ur sale.
r. J. CoGHLAN.
february 3. lS47. ID If