The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-28
NEW YORK SPRING TRADE Is47-TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

MERCHANTS.
THERE can doubt but that the city of New York
the advantageous market in the United States LOT
the purchase of country supplies ,,
Its connected by water communication and railroads
poatons from abroad, contains the largest stocks OF goods
the great depot of American manufactures and prices
Persons disposed purchase will find to their adVah
tage call ON the following houses
Sadderu, Harness, and Coach Hardtcare
w j. BUCK manu- fac and importer, 2O9 Pearl street.
Worsted and Fancy Goods.
d. NJ PEYsER SO John street, 1868 Broadway, import
er of Berlin zephyr and Tapssere worsted, patterns can
ya chenille floss and purse a sy and aps asoiment
of French fancy articles.
Woraed and Fancy Goods.
KOHLSAAT BROTHERS, is John street, and 3S7 Broad
way, importers of Berlin zephyr wosied patterns, canvass
aos silk chenille, purse twist, oiled silk, Paris fancy ar
ticles, gimps, iringes asses &c
Combs, Brushes, and Fancy articles
WHITE 4 TASKER, Nos. Ill and ll3 William street,
of John street. up staswhoesale dealers in combs
Of every description brushes Ne, and importers oil
Shirt, Stock. and Hosiery Warehouse.
JOHN p. WAKEMAN Il CO., rs Maiden Lane, and
Liberty street, importers manufacturers, and wholesale
dealers in linen and cotton shirts, under Shirts drawers
hosiery scarfs, stocks, cavats, collars, bosoms, &c
Gardeners Furnishing Store
JOHN NJ DAVIES & JONES, l06 William street, south
of john importers manufacturers and whole
dealers in all desert tons of gendemcns under shirts
and drawers, hosiery, stocks cayats scarS' shr col
lars, bosoms, suspcnders, gloves, caps &c.
LONGSTREET & SPECk 50 Nassau street, New York,
and obbers of clothing, have hand
ouhern western eastern and northern markets. made up
in the best manner and in the most fashionable styles we
would particularly invite purchasers to call ana examine
stock before purchasing for regard Styles workman
ship, and price, challenge competition
Merchant Ialors.
JOHNSON, IANPHIER IL HASCY, merchant taors,
No 2O3 Broadway 3D. door 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 impOrtaOns.
Fashionable Clothing Warehouse.
]. p. BLACKWELL, No. l79 Broadway, opposite How
clothing. On hand general of piece goods,
which will be made up to order.
Tailoring Establishment
E. EVANS, III Broadway, few doors above City Hotel,
fourteen twenty dollars large assortment of summer
and Office sack coats from two to seven dollars, on hand
Country merchants invited call before purchasing
elsewhere.
UPHOLSTERY Goods.
SOLOMON g. HART, 2i3 Broadway, importers and
manufacturers of curtain materials and trimmings, window
shades and paper hangings Packet ships, steamboats,
and hotels supplied on the most reasonable terms.
Strdec Goods
j. H. HILLS 1876 Pearl street up stairs dealers in foreign
and domestic straw goods, palm leaf hats, band boxes
| artificial flowers, &c.
Playing and Visiting Cards
GEORGE COOK. IL Fulton street, manufactures of play
ng visiting and business cards, quilts, &c.
Fancy Paper and Paper Bores.
G. J. KRAFT, iS Maiden Lane, manufacturer and inn
porter of all kinds of English French, Spanish, German
and Chinese paper also boxes for wals needless buttons
pens pills, NC
Stationery and Paper Warchouse
VI. Y z; DOUBLEDAY, No. 40 John street, importers
Of French, English and German stationery, dealers pa
per and account book manufacturers
Stationery, Paper, and Blank Books.
FRANCIS " LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane, importers of
every description stationery paper; of
books, manifold eter-wri,ers gold pens copying
presses croon inks, &c Ne large stock Of blank books,
paper, and stationery, suitable for southern and western
trade ALSO books uitab for county clerks, courts banks,
insurance companies, and others All orders by mail
VIII receive prompt attention.
Stationery and account Books.
RICH Il LOUTREL, 81 William street, New York, inn
ofevery variety. Manufacturers and dealers in account
books and papers of all kinds gold pens, letter copying
stationery of every variety and all other articles sold by
atoner for sale by us in quantities to suit purchasers
Country merchants viii please call and see us.
James V. Rich, w. M Lourcl, 81 William street.
Bagleys Celebrated Gold Pens.
A. G. BAGLEY & Co, 1885, Broadway, New York. man.
ufctrer OF their eveponied gold pens patent extension
cases for pen and pencil and pencil cases The trade sup
Machine and Hand Cards
JOHN WHlTTEMoRE q CO, manufacturers of cotton
and wool hand and machine cards and dealers in articles
for manufacturers use. Office ZIG Pearl street.
Building Hardtsare and Porcelain Furniture
The undersigned respectfully invites the attention of
architects and owners to his assortment OF American
wrought and cast locks description and asenngs
be surpassed in the Union Porcelain furniture for
lock knobs ben levers, French window and shutter knobs
of so different kinds the quality of locks and strength of
knobs all warranted Orders from the country should
specify thickness of doors, and whether the doors swing
right or left entering, Agent for Mencelys church and
factory bells. GEO. II. SWORDS ll6 Broadway oppo-
site City Hotel.
Gas Failures, Lamps, &c.
j. ~ l. COX, Is Maiden Lane, $40 Broadway, importers
and deaersin fixtures and lamps every description
mantel clocks, chandeliers gandoles solar lamps table
cutlery, iapannery silver plated and Britannia wares
spoons and forks plated on German silver, &c.
Glass, China, and Queensware.
F. w. OCiSBURY, 56 Courtandt street. between Wash
ingon and Greenwich streets. Importer and wholesale
dealer in earthenware, China and glass
Britannia Ware.
BENHAM, JOHNSON ~ CO. 272h Pearl street. near
and japanned tin lanterns trays fry pans sauce
pans, coffee mills iron ware, rivets, kettle ears &c I'm
porers of block tin and plauished
Darius Benhnm, Geo. w. Johnson, M. X. Whitney
Stores, Bells, &c.
HICKOK 81 Co, 239 Water street. wholesale dealers i'm
stoves and castings large assortment OF the various pat
terms now used, on hand among which is Atwoods cele
LIBERATED empire cook stoves, caudrons, sugar mills, and
kettles church, factory, and steamboat BELLS of all sizes
Steam Refined Candy, Loaf Sugar, &c.
II. l.. " a. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, of Cham
bers street. New York; offer for sale large
steam refined candy, sugar ums, Nc, of superior quail
also double refined loaf crushed. and ground sugar i'm
quantities OF five packages and upward, low cash
prices as any other establishment.
Canton Tea Company
THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY at I25
Chatham street. and 1853 Greenwich oldest
elusive tea establishment in America. Merchants and
others wishing contract for the sale of superior
teas must apply immediatey-if by mail, prepaid
Nankin Tea Company
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