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BANKS OF SOUTH CAHoLiyA.

INV q.
Capital Stock. s
Bills IA Circulation. >.
Net proilts Oh haad >.
u ll.ce due 10 Danks
~ lnis State. .......
Balance due to banks
"a other o,ates......
All moneys due which
bear inte,est. ....
STATE 4 reasury for ba
lance currelt iuud.
State Treasury Tor Da-
lance siusing iuld..
State Treasury for
loan for rebuilding
the CITY ........
Cash deposited. -.
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CTEAM ENGINE-For sale-One steam engine, Of 10 to
~ horse power which has bven used II has just been
ia complete order good and will BE- sold at low
price II. HOE X CO.. % and u Gold street. Dc l1trc
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Huhs; "sfrh ssc, i9s Efes6w.y, hs,~sen Pine end wall
streets my bs found By The csss sgfe paf the largest
of Ovrshe, n the Ting all the various
styles Of raea, Metallic susbs 0v.Ih9es together with
prices No 6rta percha goods sold this establishment
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Totalliabil'ties
l.p.Y,...

i(es0urceS.
Specie on hand -.
Tea. estate .. 60.
Bills OF other banks in
tnis Stale -.
q lis OF Banks IA other
states. -. 4.
u lance due from b'ks
IN this 81 te $50.
d lance due from b'ks
III other States $50.
Noes dlscoun'e ed on
personal security.
Loans secured by
pledge Of its own
Stock. -. -.
Loans secured by
pledge Of other stock
Domestic exchange :.
Foreign do 80.
pphus'... -. -.
Money Invested IN
STOCK .. -.
Suspended debt and
debt 10 suit. .....
State Treasuu
Branches aud agencies.
Bonds under law foIre-
building ( hs lesion
Interest aid expenses
of State loan ...,....
MONEY invested in
every otli-rway than
is specified ~ the
foregoing particulars
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DUBLlC MEETING-The unde rsigned cordially invite
L those of their fellow citizens OF New York who approve
sentiments contained in the speech Of Henry Clay de-
yeed erington on the 18Th u and the resolution, then
adopted to assemble Monday December 20th o'clock
PM at the Broadway Tabernacle The attached
the above call will appear hereafter. die Atsrc
Two PAINTERS EDITORS, &c.-kor sale, Printing
Office comclete materials being nearly W, for printing
two large size Newspapers weekly Will be sold favor
able terms Address l.. M. r." Office Of this paper.
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NV ANTED-A situation by respectable Protest ant
w young girls chambc maidscan wash and iron frat
rae-or To mad children anu sewing, make
generally useful The best of city reference be given
Apply at go Bowery, first floor, back room d2O 2tsr
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NAILS, rWINE, AND SHOE THREAD --t,ut md
~ Wrought Nails Brads aud Spikes s. o, ., I2, 49, "a
and 80 H. SEINE Twine and cord Ging Seine Irvine
Wrapping Wool and Manulse,urers Twine. Of every
latham and Walkers For sale by ZEBRA CUNNING, t6
Pearl street On ii.r
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nk TUWNSEND'5 AND BKISTOL's sAHsAPA-
- RILLA Dr. Aliens and TayIors Basam Of Liveryort
Dr. W''tsrs Bassm Of Wild Cherry Motifs rh,nr Bit.
Ell the liver lungs 81 each Pills % zach For weak
ness whites or suppression. Van Hambsrs German Fill, 81
French Pills. Is cents For white teeth sweet
breath spongy guns toothache Psnes Ons Tooth Paste
Intable only % or 80 cent? For sale s. M. GUlONS
l27 Bowery. ds0 II. IN
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ssuoNoR TO WHOM HONOR Is nrEs-T..

=, IL friends Of Sergeant ED WAhD COURE' Of CO. T.
nsr Centre MAKE. Place aa % S.
Evening 2as NJ for the purpose devising some
ed services rendered by him while serving his country in
Merlco: dao2..r
TTHE TREASURER OF THE FIaE DEPARTMENT.
hundred seventeen De liars sixytwo cenis a, donasn
from NJ. Monpa,ir Of the French ballet corps being Their
Broadwsy Theatre Nov is G oRN Tyss 4 The
suer.A New York December 49, lSi1. d2o 1t rres
OEFiCE Of THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the
New YORK. Dee is47-ssasd proposals. viii be o ~.
& ESD Mo 90 GsHa
G iS eoSIest. for painting The ODD Fellow Hall At the
% h Ientf ana Orange stress according
arcte CT NO IL Chambers Tartes
manner and time OF p,yments whether any or wis,
subscription TO stock the Association will be made on
securities with their consent expressed IN wiling fss he
a,thai eofomanee Of contract must accompany the pro;
BY order BENJAMIN J. PENTZ .eeTetsrv dso 81. re
vVO sToCKINGERS Wanted, a good hand for a 80
gauge ame also good hand for 20 gauge robb frame;
i R % onsd to silk preferred Apply to D. A. HER
A LADY FROM EUROPE, is desirous of loo nr he r.
"A self in New York, adjacent towns she is willing TO
elderly lady She good at the needle both IN and
embroIdermg Compensation is not much object
Sun office Stating where interview be had d2o
/ OST-On Saturday,, in Broadway, between Warren aud
~ "TSna streets Scarf Of blue mazarne
Greenwich street at the office. d2O 3tsr
OsT-On Friday evening. between and O'clock from
~ cart on it, way home from NJ Aver,s ssors 39 Water
drove by Peek slip Cherry ahanr up East broadway,
Market and Forsyth, up livingston street liberal re-
ss ls: n5il T under
w ANTED5A situation by two respectable Protestant
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ions OF people asked that the mail should he restored to
It's customary channel, should permit il to go four
hundred miles by crcuous route tor the sake of an al
legged saving OF 1878 and some cents ~
He could say that he had asked information from the
Postmaster General as TO this matter, and that had been
freely and cheerfully afforded Every facility had been
offered by the Postmaster General for a proper inyes
tgation of this subject He would not charge him
with Intentional violation of law and duty but he
thought that he had acted upon mistaken construction
of the law Every business in the country felt the
inconvenience Of the present arrangement He mentioned
instance TO wit, that merchant in Richmond hav-
ing occasion to remit twenty thousand dollars 10 New
York, obliged to withdraw the money from other
uses days before the time that would have been ne
cessary for the purpose under the old mail arrangement
The interest on remittances thus delayed would more
than pay the difference between the sum formerly recev
ed by the old company and that offered by the department
1t would be better that the people of the country should
pay the difference themselves than that the present mail
had gone Richmond to obtain his letters 1t would be
better for the southern members to have their post office
in Richmond, and send agent to bring up their letters
from home, than rely the present arrangement The
Postmaster General had invoked our aid to suppress the
private expresses But would not the eec, of his course
be to promote private expresses
Mr. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, here interposed ques-
ion of order.
Mr. GOGGIN said that he had concluded his remarks
Mr. JOHNSON proceeded to say that he could
in this discussion II not supposed that the sub
iect would be called up to-day, and the minds OF mem
side of the case. The Postmaster General was Dead
and the post Office establishment destroyed and he
wanted time to look at the sad spectacle which thus
presented He moved that the subject be LAID the
table.
Mr. CHARLES BROWN rose to offer some expana-
tons
Mr.. SCHENCK moved an adjournment
And the House ad iourned 10 Monday.
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DOARDING.-Mrs. HAMLros, on Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coemau Hotel has several large rooms
OF Congress, permanent or transient boaders among them
three fine front rooms.
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Foreign Books and Curious and Rare Works

AZ Lotrer Prices than euer befoIe SOD
VIIE subscriber has added immensely 10 his already
mammoth stock OF Literature Ills late acquisitions
the trade sales o Boston, New York and Phiadel'
pha together with fifteen Of the finest works per The
arrick from Liverpool and twenty ditto per the Leoni
,las from London which viii be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give unoubted air OF rchess vare
~ rarity and his stock hitherto unapproached on
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books and en-,
husasts in mental investigation, are solicited to come and
enjoy the true feast OF reason and the How Of soul
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended,
~ brains turned may be found here The reconcile ma
hematcian and the crazy founder OF new systems Of Theo-
ogy is each in his proper mitch Those given to Nero
nancy Astroogy Alchemy, Sorcory and Wtclcrait VIII
be highly amused whilst the belle ettre scholar can select
from 5000 fresh volumes, the very cream and cllei
doyres OF modern English literature The best troatlses
every profession and SCIENCE from the honest ploddng
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and SCI
ence the books here embraced In the department
elementary professional eatises and school books Of
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay m visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him they oneaf Of their mo.
ney Clergymen literary characters and book collectors
generally living lines of railroad steamboat routes,
will do well pua change Of linen in ther yalises and
COME al once to i6 Nassau street. allowed by all
be the moral centre Of the intellectual world" Books sell
ing half price, literary appliances and conyeniences OF
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for inveierate smokers like the
celebrated Dr. Parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
oct & ly' 116 Nassau street. New York.
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TO sTEAMBoAT COMPANIES.

EAIsii The subscriber is now fully prepared to fur
,kska.H5 niah Steamboat Companies with all sizes
r r Dimpies Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prn
cples combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
use without making the least unpleasant noise willie In
motion The superiority Of this blower is at manifest
TO any persons disposed to examine It's merits and Is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the
Blowers as ii is now becoming rapidly general us,
in prcierenceto all others.
Difference is made to the following steamers, which hay
them in use; .se'..
Steamer Bay State, New York
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do ~.
Steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOuNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, Sc, &C.
Tile subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment, from No 10 No. TO- and Upward Of the above
Flowers, celebrated suitable for all kinds OF iron
works, viz cpolas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, iorges, smiths fires &c. '.,., a.
s.um 81, JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General for the United States
the Canadas, 467 Market st Philad. oct dly'
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y CONSUMPTION CIrREn

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be cured ByoH.
chfs, CONSUMPTION, Lirer Complaint. Colds Coughs,
faarrh, Asthma, Splitting NJ Bo0d S8retiess IN The Chest
Hectic Fyush Nigh Sreats Difficult or Irofase Erpec.
Oratfo' Pain IN me Side &c. haue been and be cur
ed. w. TN
Probably there remedy that has been so sue.
cessf in desperate Of Consmptionas this II clean.
and strengthens the system and appears 10 heal ulcers
on the lnngs, and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read The following and doubt you can that Consnp.
ton be cured This is 0ny one, several Kindred
cases, that ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARIII.A has cured /;
BROOKLYN, Sept. Ia 1876
Dr. TowNsEND--Dear Sir-I taken, a little over a
year ago, with cough and pain In my side; il in
creased very fast indeed. pronounced
scianR 10 have the quick consumption Iraised large
titles OF bad natter had night sweafs, andenhing very
flstny doctor said he could do nothing for
the hospital in hope ofbeiDg benefited but
incurable was greatly ses sed the lungs, and
could hardly breathe: became emacinte. and ex
pecel 10 die; confined 10 my bed and Obliged to
have waicher Indeed cannot give you any description
that would do justice Ia my supposed by
friends be par recovery; had tried great number OF
remedies and all seemeito be Of effect read of the
most extraordinary cures performed by your medicine, and
10 tell you the irtthl suspected there hubug
them But was induced to try IT. did 70, and very
thankful did cannot say that am entirely WELL but
far recovered be about my and hope
be entirely well in few weeks My cough, pain in the
side, and night sweas have LEFT me- and but very
little, and aih fast gaming my usual strength feel il my
duty to give you statement of my case 10 publish you
please. H. ....a.
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BRoOKs,s
BROOKS'S
PATENT Ella STTC METALLIC STINK BOOTS
AND .SHOES

PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior 10 anything before manu-.
iacurtd III mis- or any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility
IDS FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Medal Che highest prcmum) at the last Annual Fair of the
American Institute, for s superiority all others offered
ior competition.
II has met the appreciation of the officers Of the army
navy, well every gentleman OF taste who has airly
ieste'l s value, and rapidly coming into general
desirable requisites IN telr Boots and Shoes II makes
die Boot Shoe elastic, preserves It's original style
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeya.
ted arch, thereby allowing the heel be very high
with perecte ease, quite low, without exposing the panta.
oonsstrap 10 injury II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward, and retains in natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons WHO make and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, in the cities of
New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS. .A..
The undersigned, The first in the city of New York to
manufacture ts justly celebrated aud elegant article con
tinues make them up in endless variety styles In
Workmanship nelnalltd, and at prices deing competi
Slippers, for ladies, geDemen youths, misses, and child.
reI. t..s a.. .rt LORlN BROOKS,
l3S Fulton street
r. S-Just received, OF Russian Leather for Gen.
temen's Boots, bo Tor Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the first lot oil this celebrated Leather import
ed into The United States .r4
S--lydr
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No. % FRANKLIN PLACE, PHILADELPHIA.
i oUIS HART respectfully informs his friends and the
public al large and particularly his old patrons in Della,
wIre that his house No 26 Frankngn place, which for
ntatness and comfort well priyaj nd quelness OF
stuaun Is unsurpassed by amy public fse In Philadel
pIt Is omen their accommodation Travellers through
and yisiters the city will find his house desirable a
Iorng or temporary home as they could wisiwhie his
charges ranging from rs 81 day, will be found as
moderate his patrons would ask for tile superior accom-
n.odaiions they win obtain.
n. b LUNCH daily al II A. NJ; ORDINARY for the es-
ptcal accommodation of merchants and other business
men, from 10 r. NJ, every day, except Sundays PER
MhAENT B0ARDERS Tor whom the best accommodations
are prepared, taken the most accommodating terms
IL vii s. f..
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE,

A I the Second Street CABINET WAREROOMS, No l5l
IL South Second sreeL--E. MOUNT having a large and
splendid assortment of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood tete atete Sofas walnut to-
mahogany do with plsh satln, damask and fancy hair
and paterns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs;
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Divans;
dressing Bureaus; Wardrobes with and without mirrors:
mahogany high post Befseads; French do; cIed maple
and cherry do and variety Of others Secreiarys Book
cases. marble tops; mahogany Washsands Hat Racks,
plain and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables OF rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs, with harcoth plush and dainask seang likewise
cane seat Chairs Of all patterns with an extensive assor
ment OF every article in our line OF business,
Country Merchants and others especially invited TO
call and examine stock OF Furniture, every article Of
which is manufactured by ourselves, and will be disposed
OF on the most reasonable terms,
ofi 2-lyl'
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CLIO THING, sc.

& DEVLINS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No % John street. corner Of Nassau
THE Subscribers prepared with extensive and
select stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
TO which they respectfully invite the attention Of Wholesale
and retail buyers ~ 5aa& @ "
They have on hand and In process of manufacture up
wards Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND GAieAIENT,SG!
which they guarantee TO be made with all the elegance and
durability OF the best custom tc0rk of the fashionable
houses IN the United Satcs and prices
LESS and this together with the Cash sse forms the
great secret Of their most iatterng s,iccess 4U"
'TleiL stock of French, English German and American
Cloths Cassineres pesfiags Bearers Itoeeds, &C. &c. is
they venture TO assert the largest and best selected o any
similar establishment in New York.
Their work made % order they guarantee equal TO that
made the noted merchant taors of the city,
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash System For
N every department. they have secured The services Of the
best Cutters and Horknien the city affords
Terms CASH or no delivery
Ga DANIEL IL J. DEvLlN,
ctS--ly' 81 John street, corner OF NASSAU
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sHAK sPEARE HOTEL,

coRNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN a.
GALABRUN having reftted and replenislei this spa
cous establishment now Prepared to receive company
There hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting Of dining saloons, sitting parors lodging
rooms &c The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish, at moments notice, refreshments
for any number Of persons from TO three hundred TO
be accommodated at the same time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup.
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the mar
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
mens in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
the shortest notice There will be lunch o'clock
every day, and attention will be spared to give sasiac
ton Men OF business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
oct ly' LOUIS GALABRUN.
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
N- ~ uIaDnEUAvNr

~ NO JJO BKOADWAY,
received per late arrivals large splendid assert
III nent OF FRENCH PATIENT OLEOSTA TIC
LhMPS o. d'ierentpatteps These Lamps invented
by the celebrated lhlorler Of the Prencn Academy, and
are considered The best Lamps now In These Lamps
are Tor sale only ut 375 broadway, IN this city.
= Also on hand, large assortment OF CUTLERY y, GE-
RdMDOLES, FISES, CHINA WARE, TOILE1'
SE1s, ana every article in the Furnishing line.
Mr T. being agent for the BROOhL YIN FLINT
GLdSS, IL prepared TO execute orders Rich Cut and
Ensavel also Pressed and PLAN Glass OF every variety
anu reai and invites the attention purchasers
70 he splendid assortment Of rich Glass Ware hand III
ms esabsment, where they depend upon being fur.
nisi.d WIN lle finest quality OF Glass Ware
,.rtu' penn e only place where the brooklyn Rich Flint
e"ss gan nc procured. oct S--dly'
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GENERAL TRIMMING EsTABLIsH-
MENT. g'f. tr

lVniIAMS BROTHERS, Manufacturers, Importers, and
w Dealers in every variety OF Ladies' Dress Trimmings
sr ALSO, \
npholsierers Trimmings, OF every description, suitable
iur steamboats, hotels DC,
81 John STREET.
w. u. Will be manufacturing and receiving constantly
Turing tie season the newest AMI most fashionable styles
of goods in the line, consisting Of
Handsome Dress and upbolserers Gimps and Frnges.
Worsted and SILK Drapery Cords rassels, Loops, dc.
Buttons, Bindings, Bralds az.
Steel, Gold and Silver Beads; Purse Trimmings &c. &c,
ALSO,
Zephyr Worsted Canvass Patterns, &c, &c,-
Orders executed with neatncss and despatch, at
octs ly' 81 John 81 directly opposite Dutch
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REMOVAL.

-HMLIA @""IO~
N r. LINDSEY has removedto the new buildings, No &C
W Liberty Street, (rst from Broadway where he is
prepared TO exhibit, with few exceptions, an entire ne,r,
seasonabe and desirable stock OF
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of plain and figured, black colored
and changeabe Silks.
DRESS GOODS Of every description; plain and figured
Cashmeres and Mouse de LANES, Mernoes &c Also, a
large assortment Of FANCY CAP AND BONNET'
RIBBONS together with plain, colored and black Satin
TafIetta Ribbons.
FYsINGES And GIMP TRIMMINGS of every va.
riety and newest styles.
STA WIS OF all kinds and qualities including Silk,
Brocho Thibbet, Cashmere Turkerr DC DC lie would
particularly call attention 10 his unusually large and esira
Bile assortment Of LACES, ElfBROIDERLgS, AND
WHITE MUSEUMS
And he would respectfully the inspection OF his stock
In general by those who willing avail themselves
Low sRrcEs for Cash and Short Credit oct 5--dly'
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SAMUEL HAMMOND a. CO.,
date Benedict a. Hammond.)

4 IMPORTERS OF FINE WATCHES,
No "A Merchants Exchange, t door in William street)
lave constantly on hand large and valuable assortment
III FINE W4TCHESo Of their own importation, which
they are now selling at lower prices (whe quality is
written warrantee, in all cases. will be given the pur
chaser.
S Hammond having attended solely to the repairing Of
Cronometer, Duplex, and other fine Watches the late
firm OF Benedict Hammond will continue TO give his
divided attention that branch Of the business In
ion with his present partner whose reputation has long
since been esabshed having worked for the last ten years
for the trade in this city.
N IA large and valuable assortment OF Jewelry Sill.
yer Ware, Office and Manie Clocks, &c., constantly on
hand fU- oct S-diy'
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HALL, THOMPKINs g. BLACK,
La TIE MARC JAND d. Go.

HAVE just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles match their patterns
OF Silver Forks; rich Epergres, Silver mounted with Of
without plateau; Dish Covers; Casters, Tea Kettles and
Urns Tea and Coffee Sets Egg Boilers and Egg stands
plain and chased Walters in sues from TO ~ inches
Flower, Fruit, jelly and Ice Cream Stands, &c DC
IN SIL YER WARE,
The variety Of patterns, and extent 81 their assortment /,
much greater ai be found any or every other es
adjustment IN this city, and tic laily Of their Silver s
well the workmanship Is not TO be surpassed in ihe
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and other
which offered for sale at small advance on the cost al
the old stand No lel Broadwny, sign of the Golden Eagle
oct 8-lyd aHf