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1t seems from the statement above, that the poor man.
ufacturers OF Lowell who TO be ruined by the tariff
of 1916 have increased their exports of manufactured
goods nearly fly per cent in three months Nay more
they have them to China, Cape of Good Hope South
America, Cuba and Nova Scota-n every quarter of the
world except Europe competing with British rivals in
their favorte market of China and even in the British
colonies of Nova Scotia and the Cape of Good Hope How
stupid not to know how they are ruined
But, alas! the Boston banks, owned by the manufac-
iurers and merchants of that city, suffering in like
manner, will appear from the following statement of
their dividends for the last four years. which
we copy from the financial article of the Boston Post of
October hth
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From the N. o. Courier, Oct. /.
Great Meeting In Support OF the War.

One of the largest assemblies that has taken place
for considerable time in this city, was almost sponta-
neousy brought together last evening at the ST. Louis
Exchange take into consideration the proprety OF our
citizens giving public uerance to their undimnlshed ar
dor in prosecuting the war with Mexico; Men of all
parties present, comprising most OF the wealth. IN
ieigence and political influence III this great emporium
of the south and west
Colonel s. w Oakley called the meeting to order, and
moved that his honor Mayor Cossman, take the chair
with the following gentlemen as vice presidents Record
ers Genois Baldwin, Suzeneau Messrs b Story, Rasch
P. II. Farrar, Pafrey, Blanchard, E. Lasere, Wag-
9er Ganonge, j. Ferret Easa, and n w L. Hodge
The organization being thus complete, the chairman in
few pthy sentences explained to the meeting the OBJ
ject which acuated the original movers in this manifesto,
ton of public opinion and sentiment Some very spirited
addresses then followed the orators being successfully
Messrs Ferar Carter, Blanchard. Reynolds, Augustine,
committee of seven, VIZ: Messrs. p. X Wagner, S.
W. Oakley, Preaux Parey, Zachare Thorpe, and Carter.
appointed to draugh resolutions They reported
the following, which adopted with the greatest en-
thusiasm Mr. j. Larue reading and supporting them IN
speech of great vgo, and with his characteristic ami
nation:
and necessary for the preservation Of the rights and the
sertion Of the honor of our country.
Resolved That it has been conducted with equal humans
y and glory by the officers and soldiers OF our army
that they have earned for themselves monument
Resolpd That the repeated offers by government OF
equitable and liberal terms of peace and the repeated ane
nsOlcnt rejection OF ny ica'S no
allie prosecute the with all the power
the country until peace is honestly sought by the foe, o
until Mexico is finally subugated
Resolved That it is the duty oevery American citizen
do all in his power aid government in the vigorou
and successful prose cution OF the
The whole meeting seemed uctuated by one feeling
and gave reiterated expression to their enthusiasm, as Thu
resolutions successfully met their We proud L
note this unanimty of sentiment among citizens.
will Individually be followed by similar manifestations al
through the republic Mexico must be dsenthrallet
from her natuaion that we divided people with
regard to this wars and there means SO eficen
to produce this end the stirring union OF voices in pop
uar assemblies such the crowded we witnessed
last night at the ST. Louis Exchange.
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Major LalIy.

We published on Thursday evening extract OF lei
Ter dated August 10Th from Jalapa, where Major lallys
detachment, was posted We have another letter
from the place from Major Lally, addressed to Gov
srnor Wilson at Vera Cruz, dated September 18th. of
which the following is an extract:
received your communication of the 3D., and would
have written TO you ts II any opportunity had offered
an very glad that YOU agree with me in relation to the
ccupauon OF this place five continue TO have trains on
he road this will be OF the most important points to
Inc and cattle, and keep the guerilla force of
he country ia subsection Here and in the neighborhood
here abundance Of all kinds OF commssay sup
ics, and plenty of mules and horses of much better
quality than those in Vera Cruz. Forage is also abundant
Coaiepcc, small place about seven miles off, has
cn the headquarters for the gueras in this part OF the
ountfy Should this place be occupied, they would no
longer Ind shelter there, but would retire 10 their homes or
dporse they have done within the last ten days Until
within week, have been threatened daily with attacks,
but paid little attention 10 them. knowing that the
orce with which drove from 500 1000 of them from
ther strongest positions in little danger from them
acre.
would suggest that the Paeafe Naconale be occupied
40, particularly Of is strength military po
.on but because IL central between this place and Vera
Cruz, and 10 prevent the goerllas from destroying it,
Should these people be convinced that large reniocemens
with corresponding trains were coming up feel very
confident that they would destroy the bridge they have
reaJy done the Plan del Rio, which is IL miles ON
this side There dcnlty Ia fording this little stream
BILE force of 300 infantry, with two pieces OF artillery
.nd 50 mounted men, woad be sufficient to garrison the
place. aud keep the country for miles around IN subsection
Dp.ntng the Line of Comm unicatiOn between Vera
Cfux and Gen. scott.
We learn that the views Of Major Laly, respecting the
occupancy OF Jaapa have been long since anticipated
by the War Department and that early August IL,
instructions despatched by the Adjuant General TO
Colonel Wilson, commanding at Vera Cruz, to organize
and send forward with all expedition, competent force
for the re-occupancy of that city The instructions also
suggested the holding OF the National Bridge and Cero
Clordo The measures thus taken by the War Depart
uen TO open the communication from this end OF the
line will, we have no doubt, prove successful (As has
been already stated letter has been received from Lieut.
Col Hughes, stating that he has occupied the National
Bridge.)
Colonel Wilson reports that sufficient force left Vera
Cruz September g. to take possession of San Juan and
the National Bridge and that other force would soor
follow to open the remainder of the line to Jalapa Th
taking and holding these points are the first steps neces
sary keep open the communication with our army in
Mexico
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S36l,l7l 81

Ii only falls little short OF fffyp per cent.
The Boston manufacturers and capitalists seem to have
suffered in like manner We find in the Boston Ship
ping List of September 18th the following statement of the
domestic cotton goods trade" fophree months ending
August 3lst:
1.-THE export of domestic cotton goods to foreign ports
the past month ending August 81, has been as follows
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Thus has the coal bushes increased Twenty-Five per
eeui, so far in this year of ruin and distress
II appears from statement IN DETAIL published IN the
Philadelphia Commercial List OF September Sth that the
following the aggregate receipt OF tolls on the Pennsyl
vania railroads and canals during the years 1916 and
1917, commencing November 3oh preceding each year,
and ending September lst
Aggregate for 1877 Sl2ll,373 Oh
seDo do 1916 SI7,2Dl SO
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sNo army news. Towns certainly elected governor o
Georgia Returns very imperfect"
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
REMOVAL
"A
NBW GOODS O

WE have removed to John Wadd.ll, Jr's new
Fire proof building. Hay street, two doors below
Messfs Fl & E Lilly. and now receiving our
Fall and Winter GOODS consisting Of a
general and well selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
or The latest styles aud patterns,
Hardware and Cutlery; Glass,
Crockery and Stone Ware; Hats mems. boys,
and infants Fur, Plush, Cloth add Glazed Caps ;
Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys Shoes and
Boots; Saddles, Whips, Brides, Martingales,
l-eath T. &c.; Imperial and Hyson Teas; Loaf
white Havana, and common Sugars Laguira
Cuba and Rio Coffee; Cheese, Raisins, Soaps and
Candles; Mahogany framed Looking Glasses; En-
clish and Swedes Iron; Hollow Ware; American
and German Steel; Nails, assorted; Rope, Eas:ine
and Twine; Trace, Halter and Fifth Chains; Alum
and Liv' rpoo! Salt, sc SIC.
.3o5,Oe lbs. prime BACON,
200 casks fresh Thonastown LIME.
The best market prices paid for all kinds Of Pro-
duce.
We continue to attend to the Forwarding and
Commission Business.
J. & T. WADDILL.
Fayetteville. Nov. 21 Is f6. 405-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
New Arrangement.
100000 Acres Valuable
IM5EGs E.LTD
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber has purchased al tn LANDS
be!on gin. to the Estate of Abram Dubois, decd,
lying principally in Robeson county, and "n b".h
sides Of Lumber RIVER the different surveys
tanning over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ACRES a large part finely T''nbercd. and con-
venient to Lumber River, where large quantity
of Timber is RATED TO the Gc"r"etow ,"ar-
ket These lands valuable both for the
Timber and Turprnrine for which purpose a large
part is well suited, bein. IN region where the
Turpentine yields moro abundant, than any other
section ofthe STATE. The Lands will he sold a, a
low price, and in guam tiles t. sui, Purchasers.
Information respecting the title can be obtained
by applving to The Hop. Robert StraaSc, James C
Dobbin, Esq, A T Smith, Esq, [Auorneys at
Law.)
understand there many trespassers these
lands, to all Of whom notice is hereby given, tha,
the law will he enforced against AL such offend ders
Application for any part Of the Lands can be
made to myself. or to John WnsiOw, Eco, who
will be duly authorized to make sale Of the same.
THOS. J. CURTIS.
Fayetteville, N. c., March !. Is45 3l4-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Premium Fire Proof Safes.

C., JGAYLER'S Patent Double Sa'amander is
the only Safe that will resist any degree OF heat
amply tested and have never failed. GayIe's
Improved % sinsi; salumander will rcss, more
intense heat for a longer period, than any other
Sing lie Safes. The above are MADE en.ire'y of
wrought Iron and Compos'ton' ana win Lock $
as durable and secure any now nown-and
are entirely free from dampness. A test was
publicly made by fire, Of Ga,ler's Safe with
others, tor "a hours-the contents OF his were
Salamander Safes were totally destroyed. The
first premium ms dal last year awarded to
CT GayIer for the best Fire proof Safes, and it
is with entire confidence, the Patentee and only
Manufacturer offers them to al! who wish to pur-
chase Safes that are Safe.
Depot l24 w ater street, New York.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Building Hard,care g. Porcelain Furniture

The undersigned respectfully invites the attention
OF architects and owners TO his assortment Of
American wrought and cast Locks of every
description, and fasteninxs for dwellings and
stores the variety Of sizes and qualities cannot
De surpassed il fhe Union. Porcelain Furniture
Tor Lock Knobs, Bell Levers, French Window
ana shutter Knobs Of so different kinds. the
quahty OF Locks and strength of Knobs are al!
warranted. Orders from the Country should
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Stationery, paper, and Blank
RAnES

portcrs Of every description Of Stationery and
Paper; Manufacturers Of Accoun, Books, Man-
fold Letter Writers, Gold Pens, Copying
Presses, Croton Inks, Sc, sc A large Stock
for Southern and Western trade, also, Book ;
suitable tor County Count Clerks, Banks In
surance Companies and others. All. orders
sent by ma'fw receive prompt attention.
Francis & Loutrel, II Maiden Lane.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Clothing

LONGSTREET s. SPECK, S3 Nassau street,
New York, Manufacturers and Jobbers Of Cloth
seIins trade, % suitable for The Southern, West W ST.
tern, Eastern, and Northern markets, made up
in the best manner, and in the most fashionable
styles; would partcul .rly invite purchasers
to call and examine Stock before purchas-
ing, for regards styles, workmanship and price
we challenge competition.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
MR.. GURNEY, lS9 Broadway, New York, hav-
ing recently made discovery by which Likeness
s.s produced uneqaed IN this or any other
country, would invite citizens and strangers to
visit his Gallery, an judge Of the truth of this
advertisement.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Pianos, Music and Musical I'M
SfI'IlnlGnfS.

FIRTH, HALL & POND, 239 Broadway, Manu-
tact"rcrs and Importers Of all Musical Inst.n-
m"nts, publisher and importers Of Music, agents
for N"vellos London) Music, embracing every
variety Of Sacred and Organ Music for The Cath
oiic and Episcopal Churches at reduced prices
music imported to order
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

RICH LOUTREL, 81 William street, New
York, Importers of French and English Fancy
Staple and Stationery Of every variety. Man
ntacturers and Dealers in .Accouat Books, and
PaPers OF all kinds, Gold Pens. Letter Copy
ing Presses Notarial seal Presses Manifold
"I"e1s, Domestic Stationery Of every variety,
ana an other articles sold by Sta,ioners, for sale
US IN Quantities 10 suit purchasers, at the
..o"n1ry Merchants will please call and see
;.n s,raa, nich, w. M. Loutrel, 6l Will
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Britannia Ware.

BENHAM, JOHNSON & Co., ga, Pearl street,
near Fulton, Manufacturers and dealers in Brit
ANNA Ware, plain and Japanntd tin ware, lam
terms, tea trays, fry pans, sauce pans, coffee
mills iron ware riveis kettle cars, SC. Impor-
ters Of Block Tin and Pian,shcd Ware.
Darius Beni,am, Geo w Johnson, M Whitney.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packase in the above Splendid Lott will re-
ceve the most prompt attention, and official ac-
count Of each dra wing sent imm ediately after ii is
over to all who order from ns.---Adcress,
J. x Z. MAURY
Agents for ] w MAURY & Co, Managers.
Successors to 6 Gregory s. Co..
Washington Cit~, D. c..
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
.Snlamander SGfes.

The Original Wilder's Genuine Patent Double
and Sinele Salamander Safes, warranted free
from dampness.
SILAS c. HERRING, Manufacturer and Dealer
in ali L;,ds of IRON Safe. l39 Water street cor
net of De Peys,er street Frederick Camerden,
Agent. No. "a Gravier street, New Orleans.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

c. G. CHRISTMAN. 4O4 Pearl street, lmpor-
ter and Manufacturer Of Musical instruments
and Dealer in Strings for ViolinS, Piano Fortes,
and Publisher OF Music.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Look Here !!
DAGUERREOTYPE
MINIATURES.
j. Il. B R Y A II

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Fay
ettevi'ie that he purposes remaining short lime
this place, IN oder give all opportunity OF
procuring CORRECT LlkENESSES of them
selves and friends in his superior style, and par
tcularly those who desire them ii larger scale
tn IN has formerly been taken in this plac he
has just received fresh supply Of }lates aud cases
Of different Sizes add is ready to acconmo-
date such persons.
Being connected with several Of the most sue
cessu Dl guerreotype establishments in the State
of New York, he has advantas scs enjoyed by but
few artists.
Portraits taken in superior and greatly i'm
proved stylS perfectly tue 10 nature, o! very fine
tone, eilded and coorc so hat climate will af-
feet them in the least.
Portraits Of sick diseased persons taken at
their residence # required
Particular attention given to those who may
wish ga ge in this beautiful a.t
Instructions, with all the latest improvements,
apparatus and stock furnished on reasonable terms.
For further information enquire at his room, 4
doors west of Briggs Hotel.
November Fl, 1876. 405-tf
The most approved Daguer-
rco;ype Apparatus; improved German Cameras !;
French and American instruments Of the best
quality, with plates, cases, chemicals, poIshin"
Materials Sc, on hand and for sale at the lowest
prices, at the Daguerreotypc rooms of
J. L. BRYAN.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Raizor Strops and Dressing cases,
Musical MerchaHd

G. SAUNDERS s. SON, Manufacturers OF Razor
Strops and Dressing Gases, III Broadway.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Gas Firiures Lamps, SC.

J. I.COx,I5 Maiden Lane, 34S ,n". broso"ay, ao.,
Importers and Dealers in Gas a,alC,o:I rn,oes or"
Lamps of every descript'cn: ManteI ns e'1ehI 1ehi
Chandeliers, Grandolcs, Ho'a! Aa, -. P~;,';. "O;.
Was, SS,rsy s"d forks Germa" sill
yer Sc.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Canton Tea Company.

TIE NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPA-
NY, at 1875 Chatham street, and 1853 Greenwich
street, is the oldest exclusive Tea Establish
ment in America. Merchants and others wish
inc to contract for the Sale OF our supeiior Pack
ed Teas, must apply immediately-if if by mail,
prepaid
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Segars, Tobacco and Snuff.

Fine Cut Tobacco manufacturers, and importers
ofcho'ce Segars, sold on the most reasonable
terms and warranted TO excel. JOHN AN
DERSON & CO., No. 2 Wall 2i3 and 2l5
Duane streets, ha received the highest prcni-
Of the American Institute for the years ls43
~ 4-45
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Perfumerv. Toilet Scans. e.

Perfumery, Toilet soaps, &c:
JOHNSON VROOM & FOWLER, No 5 Court :
landt street. Importers and Manufacturers, Pre-
MUM Walnut Oils Military Shaving Soaps, the
only genuine, invented by DR.. P. D. Vroom,
Toilet and Family Soaps, Paten, Candles, per-
fumery of every variety at the lowest rates.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Tailoring Establishment.

f.. EVANS, I47 81 oadWay, a Few doors above City
Hotel, makes 10 order fine Dress Coats tw. I've
dollars extra Fine, fourteen to twenty dollars.
large assortment of summer and Office Sack
Coats, from two TO seveu dollars, hand.
Country Merchants are invited To call before
purchasing elsewhere.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
steam Refined Candy, Loaf Sug;

steam Kefned Candy. LOAF sugar. SSC'
R. L g. A. STUART. 2s5 Greenwich, corner Of
Chambers street, New York, offer for sale a
large assortment OF Steam Refined Candy, Su-
gar Plums, &C., of superior quality; also Dou'
BILE Refined Loaf, Crushed and Ground Sugar in
quantities 0, five packages and upwards, at as
low ca sh prices any other establishment.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

Umbrellas, Parasols, and Shades
GEORGE J. BYRD, Manufacturer and Dealer.
has always on hand a large and we'll selected
stock of Umbrcl as, Parasols, Parasoletts and
Sun Shades, at his mandatory and wa rehouse
$50 Pearl street, nearly opposite Cedar street.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Window Shade DeDOt.

BARIOL 4 OR NSBEE, Manrfaoiurcrs and
importers, No, Spruce street. Shades of all
descriptions, kinds, and sizes. Trimmings at
Manufacturers Prices,-Signs, Banners and In
terror Decorations.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Nankin Tea COMPANY.

THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. 352 Pear
street, Dealer in pure and fragrant Teas. Coun
try Merchants, Heads Of Families, and all large
Consumers a re invited to ex mine their stock
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
$25,OOO !!

EXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class !, for lS47.
To be drawn at Alexandra, on Saturday, Feb'y
9th, 1S47.
GRAND SCHEME!
$25,O0O $40 600 1900 5000 $4,000.
10 Prizes Of 1900 dollars
10 Of S5OO-lO of $4OO-lO Of $500
&c. &c. &c.
&c Number L"ttery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
lii kets $40 Halves ss5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets ST.
Do do p halves do SIS
Do do % quarters do 27 So
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

specify thickness Of doors and whether The doors
swing to right left on entering. Agent iol 3
Menceiy's Church and Factory Bells GED n
SWORDS 40 Broadway, opposite City 11o'e''
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes.

G. J. KRAFT, 4s Maiden Lane, Manufacture er
and Importer Of all kinds of En- slish French
Spanish, German ana Chin es Paper, also
Boxes for Waters, Needless Button, Pens,
Pills, &c.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
.Sfores, Bells, &c.

HICKOK s. CO., 239 Water street, wholesale
dealers in Stoves and Castings. A large assort-
ment of the various patterns now used, Oh hand;
among which Atwood's celebrated Empire
Cook Stoves. cauldrons, sugar mills and Kettles,
church. factory and steamboat Bells, OF all sizes.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Straw Goods.

]. Fl. HILLS 1856 Pearl street, up stairs, D. aer
IN Forei gu and Domestic Straw Goods, Palm
Leaf Hats, Band Boxes, A rtfcial Flowers, sc
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Window Shades.

HELl RIkER 81 Chatham street, Mann
iactnrcrs and importers of Shades and Noun
lungs, exclusively. Dealers can save from 10
10 8" per cent by calling as above, which is the
most extensive Manutac,ory in the United
States.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
DaguerreOtype Furnishing Es-
| tabliSlnleDt

f. WHITE. IFS Broadway, Manufactures and
Imports Plates, Cases, Chemicals, and lns,ru-
ments and every article used in the business.
Also Manufacturer OF Brass Rvcts for Trunks s,
and trunks and Binders Boards.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Stained Glass.

CARSE & READ, Spruce street-Siained Glass
and Metal Sash Work of every description made
to order. Designs from the Country fa hfullv
and promptly executed, and Warrante ed TO give
satisfaction.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Merchant Tailors.

JOH NSON, LANPIIER s. HASCY, Merchant
Tailors, No. 2U3 Broadway, Sd doors above the
Franklin House, where will always be found
choice selection Of Piece Goods ready made
Garments and Gentemen's Furnishing articles
Of the latest importa,iuDs.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Gins. China, and Quccns,rare.

z w OGSBURY, Sc Courtland street, between
Wssh;n ston and Greenwich streets, Importer
and wholesale dealer in Earthenware, China 4
Glass.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Cabinet Furniture TTareroons.

C.t: M SH ARP, Manufacturer and Dea Ter in
hsst @ r"rni'"re and Upholstery Goods ofthe
81 Erckma y, and most fashionable. styles, at No.
"''" ana 60 Gold streets New York
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

J.P. BLACKW ELL No. t79 Broadway, opposite
Howard's Hotel. Manufacturer and wholesale
and retail dealer in Clothing. On hand Il gen.
cral assortm. Ut Of piece goods which will be
: made up to order.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
PerfumerY. Soaps, &C.


A. A. MOSS. 3o5 Broadway, above Duane street,
Manufacturer and Importer Of choice Perumery.
Toilet Soaps, Extracts Colognes &c. Agent for
the sale Of Rousscls Pcrfumery, &c.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
centlemen.s Furnishing Store.

street S. E. corner Of John. Importers, Man
ufacturers, AMI Wholesale Dealers in all drscriP
iions OF Gentemens' Under Shirts and Drawers,
Hosiery, Stocks, Cravats, Scarf-, Shirts, Collars,
Bosoms, Suspenders, Gloves, Cups, &c.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
S0famander Snfe.
RICH &CO.S p

klCH GUS Patent Improved s,,,u.ao,c.c
Double and Single, warranted free from damn, daI'
ness well as fire proof-an improvemen, "en oamp n
~''' Ao' so'c oy A. S MARVIN
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06

{. Holt, JR., I56 Fulton street. two doors
from Broadway, ROston and New York Piano
Fortes from 81 so to $500, Co'eman'sA Aeolian At
tachm MT, Publisher OF Music and Dealer in all
kinds of M seal Merchandise
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Drugs, sc,

WIN. MALLORY, "A CourlandtI street. New
York, north side, offers at wholesale, Borax,
- Alum, Opium, Camphor, Venetian Red, White
Lead dry and in oil, Gass Ware, Window
Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil. Spirits Turpentine,
sc.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
unhoIsterv GoodS.
SOLOMON & HART 2ti Rroa,I "A .

SOLOMON s. HART, 2i3 Broad~ ay, Importers
and Manufacturers of Curtain 'natcria's aud
Trimmings, Window Shades and Paper Hang
inSs. Packet Ships, Stea an,boais, and liotels
supplied on the most reasonable lcrus.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-02-06
Playing and Visiting cards.

GEORGE COOK, ~ Fulton street Manufacturer
Of Playing, Visiting and Business Cards, 0ulls
SC.