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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-19
ClrcuIt Court.

Before Judge Edmonds.
Drc. IS In the course Of last week, his Honor or
dered that new jury should be summoned for this
,rnipg; but, through some Misrepresentation Of the
order, the jury not summoned and the court had
be adj burned.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

ChcUTr CoURr-S Same as yesterday
SUPERIOR CouRr- 20 so, 1906 III, lis, 127, 1913 1884,
1877, 147 l50 Il % 23S u 3s 10 100 106 a. go a.
80 25 42 49, TO- 81, 49, 3d. &c. IS, IS, 143 a. 81
lao, Ga, les.
CouRr or COMMON Pleas First psrt-58, SO, 81, 81,
Al, 49, rs, 70, II, 10, 80, ST. Second part - 1853,
40 172 10 Sc, u.s. e2 io2, lo4 liz l6, 100 1874 60
1t, 1873
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The Moors Of Morocco have begun capture vessels
In the Mediterranean The English steamer Polyphe-
mus bad severe action In an attempt to retake an
English merchantmen which they had captured,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-19

IowA.-Gen. G.. w. Jones and the Hon A. G.
Dodge locoocos have been cied by tss Legislature
u s. Senators They chosen the hcst ballot
The whg candidates were Messrs Low and Wallace.
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BY The new route 10 MontreaI Anu IutermediAte
places by the Vermont Central Railroad, passen gers
frt Montreal may reach Boston in 81 hours aud New
York In AZ hours 200 miles ct direct railroad trenspor
tation being now open between Boston and Montreal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-19

II Ia stated In the Bangor papers, that there viii not
be half the amount Of um berDg dc upon the Psnob
scot waters this winter, that there was last year.
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The companies Of the ID infintry aud the four |
companies of artillery route for Caor MIA ana Ore
Of August IA Is4S 81 prvaes each, at the
of remaining companies Of infantry and artillery
which reduces them (even II fully tn 80 or 4o-a very
inadequate complement MT for the ordinary requirements
Of the service But 1t 10 certain the records SHOW
that any occasion for service in the field the aver
sge 9Th will not exceed so privates per company
Considering present very extended seaboard aud
frontiers, the standard OF company organization
t1ould not be less than o. privates After deducng
basis of thirty nine prvates the remainder OF com
psny for duty can be but little more than nominal
VI-Distrbution Of the Regiments and Corps constifa-
ting the Military Peace Estabhshment.
EASTERN DIVISIONS.
DEPARTMENT No. l.
Ten companies of the Sd regiment of artillery
Fort Sullivan, Esstport, Maine. I company.
Fort Preble, Portland. Maine. 49,. do.
Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, New DO.
Fort warren, Boston, Mass. IS companies.
Fort Independence, works inoom
Fort Adams, Newport, Rhode Island 3 do
Fort Fort Trumbuil, New London, Conn :. company.
DEPARTMENT No. q
Five companies of the An regiment of infantry.
Fert Brady. sault Ste. Marie Mich =. ! company.
Fort Msckinac do. do.
Fort Gratiot do..... do.
Detroit do..... companies ]
DEPARTMENT No. 8.
Five companies of the An re giment Of infantry
Fort Niagara, New York. go. company
Fort Ontario, Oswsgo, New York $3.50. do.
Madi'on barracks, sackstt's Harbor, companies.
Plst.sburs barracks, New York company.
TIE" companies efthe l"rssmeHt of ARTILLERY and one of
Fort Columbus New York har oor....)
Fort Hamilton, do. ..............} 6 companies.
Fort Lafayette do. ..........,....)
Fort Mitfiin Pennsylvsnia. ........ l company.
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland. 10 companies.
Fort Washington. do ............ do.
DEPARTMENT No. 4.
Nine companies of the I'd regiment of artillery.
Fort Monroe, Virginia ......... 2 companies.
Eo ot Johnston a. s9,snVle' 0Aronn" company.
Fort Macon, Beaufort ............ do.
Fort Moutrie, Charleston harbor S. c. . ,n,
Castle Pinkney, do. do p'
Augusta arsenal Georgia ......... l company
Oglethorpe barracks, Savannah. Ca. l do.
Fort Marion, ST. Augustine, Florda... do.
WESTERN DIVISION
DEPARTMENT No. s.
Ten companies of the An regiment Of artillery and
company Of the TN infantry
Fort Broke, Tampa Bay, Florida. accompanies.
Fort Pickens, Pensacola, Florida. 80. s o.r,,,o.
Fort McRes, do do ...... uP''
Fort Morgan, Mobile Point Alabama, works incom-
plete)
Fort Pike, Louisiana. ............. l company.
Fort Wood do ................ l do.
New Orleans barracks Louislaua.... / do.
Baton Rouge, do ..... co. 9TH inf
DEPARTMENT No. 6.
The eth, and nine companies Of the 7h regiment of in
fdpfry. and fpe c0mpanies lat Dragons
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number Of commissioned officers 5 hftysix
both in the staff and ne counted twice. aad
deducted from the number GIL obtained adding the
number allowed each regiment and corps This number
g2l include the military W but these
accounted for in the column OF aggregate.
The authorized number Of troops OF the limo, consist
ing of cavalry artillery and infantry, (5 regimentsO
is 6,7S7 non. com mssioned officers and men,
The actual force in service non commissioned
officers and men, is s45S-leaying deficiency Of 329
to be recruited
The mechanics and laborers belonging to the ord
nance department not being restricted In number by
law are not included in the foregoing exhibit. The
number now in service Is 495
II. lmme diately after the Presidents proclamation
Of July 1e4S announcing the termination of the war
between the nted States and the republic of Mexico,
prompt measures taken by the department for
the withdrawal of all the troops from the field and the
dsbapdpg of both regulars and volunteers raised for
after their arrival at the places Of
rendezvous within the United States as was prscti-
cable. the measures adopted may be best seen by
reference to General Orders" Nos. 25, 49, aud &c.
respectively dated June 8, July Q, and July T. lS48,
herewith respectfully submitted.
The accompanying returns "a and H) show the
number Of regulars and volunteer troops in service at
the termination of the war, as follows
Non com cushioned officers and ....... .22es5
Aggregate regulars. "a O33
VOLUNTEERS.
Commissioned officers. ................... 1877
Non commissioned officers and 81 500
Aggregate volunteers. ...~....... .23lH
Aggregate regulars and volunteers. :. AT $50
..~,s.. 81 ala c1Fkh
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T l CO. LIST drag. ! co. 9th inf.
2 companies 9th infantry.
2 do. do.
/ CO. 1st drag; / co. 9th inf.
2 companies mounted rifl'n.
2 COS. LIST drag. 8 cos. 9th inf.
/ co. LIST drag; / CO. 9th inf.
o companies 7th infantry.
.RKANsAs AND INDIAN couN.
'RIEs.
',y, and t,oo companies Of TIE
rGgoons.
/ co LIST drag +; A cos. 9Th inf.
( 2 companies 9Th infantry.
/ co. LIST drag; 2 COS. 5th inf.
2 con- panies 5,h infantry.
Nn2--Ts.>ssS-T-
# f,Sf an I'm. sir c0mDoniss "a
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EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLEANs-fRIsH DETEc-
TIVE Police AssAMEp The greatest excitement
prevailed in the Third Municipality, yesterday owing
II fact that among the pssseD who arrived Ia
the NOR ming, bosId British vessel, were, 1t
ssid lumber Of the Irish detective pslice, who took
p omin. part in the conviction or the Irish patri
ots during the late State trials in Ireland Three Of
the passengers whose names Kavanash Ford aud
Ktsrnss, were specially pointed out by their fellow
passengers among the most prominent Of those OBJ
Ioxous individuals. No sooner was the rumor spread
abroad that such individuals we're board, than
vast and excited crowd Of the Irish population assem-
bled on the Levee, opposite to where the ship was
eored, whose only object appeared to be that OF
geance. few Irish gentlemen succeeded In getting
the marked individuals on shore, with the view of
placing them in place Of safety; but With their
united in huerce, they unable protect them all
from the Infatuated multitude One Of the men, Ka-
vapsgb was severely beaten before he could be taken
to the Third Municipality watch house for protection.
The Third Municipality police the spot shortly
after the commencement Of the disturbance and did,
learn, all that could do to protect the peace
but their efforts to order In the presence Of
such vast and excited multitude futile and
powerlea Kavanah taken to the Hospital, In the
courte Of the evening, and Ford and Kearns we're
placed out Of the reach Of the multitude for the night
N o. Delta, 8htnst
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line new pObI Oh LILO Up
per Missi. sippi, oppo-
site the mouth Of The
Mckay, Winnebago
country
Fort Sneliipg, Iowa.
Fort Crawford, Wiscon-
ain. Z.
Fort Atkinson. Iowa
Grand Island, Platte yiv.
er, Oregon route, -.
Fort Lesvenworth, Mis-
- souri,. I.
Fort Scott, Missouri Ter
ritory. -.
Jefferson barracks, Mis-
souri,. +.
DEPARTMENT No. -
regiment of ' Il;
Fort Gibson, Cherokss
country -.
Fort Smith } Choctaw
Fort Washits & Chick
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J Ah o,tstlery, Gone tight ar
! company 4th artillery.
8 companies LIST infantry.
l 90. 4th art; Zoos, LIST inf.
/ company I'd drsgosns.
/ company I'd dragons.
l company I'd Dragons.
/ company I'd dragons.
/ company 1st infantry.
4 companies LIST infantry.
cos "a dra0oona. 9fh ro0t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

The British have met with repulse at
Moolstan, India, which they attempted to
oesiege and capture. A force of 1000
regular British troops, with natives a.
mounting to $4,000, and rs pieces of Or
dinance, were unable to take the town,
defended with the most determined fury,
that withstood all assaults, by about l2,-
900 natives, with so guns.
A long account of the fighting, which
lasted several days, is published in the
English papers and the butchery was
terrible. In an attack the Europeans
found four hundred men in narrow
square, and shot or bayonoted every one
ofthem. A mine has been blown up by
them, and hundreds of scorched and
shattered bodies were found piled over
them. Sixty Of those who had cut down
Ensign Lloyd, while parleying with
them were destroyed by her Majesty's
10th, only five ofthe party escaping. The
artillery destroyed 100 in one mass
Several officers Of distinction fell and the
British force finally retreated. The
place was much stronger than had beer
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"The Law and Newspapers"

l. Subscribers, who do not give cypress notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
Q. If subscribers order the discontinuance of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arearages are paid.
g. Ifsubscribers neglect, or refuse to take their
papers from the offices to which they are sent they
are held responsible till they have settled their
bills, and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the paper is
sent to the former direction, they are held respon'
sible.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper or periodical from the office or
removing, and leaving it uncalled for, is "prima
facie" evidence of Intentional Fraud
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Pants.
Youths Clothing

Goats, Pants and Vests, OF every quality, to suit
every age aud size.
SHlRTS-A large quantity Of home and east
ern make-Bux aud small paits; Lambs Wool.
knit; Royal Rib aud Cotton understands; Cling
ham. Chintz. Check and Hickory, all excellent
article for Boat hands
Royal Rib NoveZemba Drawers, extra heavy;
Doeskin and Cotton Flannel do
4 large 10. Of Gum and Silk Webb Snspenders;
Jenny Lind. aud other fancy Cravat,; Italian do.
A good article Of SPterfield. Pongee aud other
Silk Pocket Hdkfs.
Kid and lined Berlin Gloves:
Comforts OF all kinds, Bombazine Stocks, &C.
A few dozen Travelling Bags and Hand Trunks;
Umbrellas, Over Shoes &c.
A few pieces Of Fancy Made Lyonaise Cloth
both plain and stripe, Intended for Ladies dresses;
Also the Mohair, Stripe aud Plaid, beautiful
article.
Misses Hoods, Half Handlers. Miits. Socks,
Stockings, aud Grecian Boots for children.
~ Good Years Patent Me talic Rubber Over
Goats, Roundabouts; Pants, Gloves. and Leggins
% inches long, an almost indispensable article for
persons who are much exposed tu the weatheras
they are perfectly waterproof Doctors, look TO
your personal comfort in tilnel
Persons wishing TO buy 10 sell again, would do
well To call and examine stock and prices.
EYT Don't forget the place-the " Old Checker
ed StOre"-opposite the Hooking Wiley Bank.
! COULHAN s. co.
| Lancaster. Oct 30, I948. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

KENDALL of the Pcayune, who is trav-
elling in Euoope, journeyed all the way
from Cologne to Hamburg three or four
hundred miles, in car by himself. The
way it happened he amusingly describes.
On being asked which car he would take,
he replied, in Yankee fashion, first class
thinking of course that he was getting in
to the most refined and polite company.
But he was surprised to find that all the
passengers passed into the other cars,
giving strange and curious glances at
him, and after puzzling himself for a
couple of days as to the cause, being una
BILE to ask questions from his want of ac-
ouaintance with the German language
he at last obtained solution as follows;
"In Germany" said the interrOgated
"only fools, and princes travel in the first
class cars
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Cnre Your COrmA!

7 DRIES OHIO LINIMENT!-An unrivalled
1 /remedy for CORNS, BURNS, Frosted Feet
Weakness in the Back. Rheumatism, Bruises.
Toothache, Sore Throat, &C.. &C., externally APP
plied. and when used internally cures ChOiie, ChOL
era Morbns., Pain in the Breast, &c. IL has also
been used with great success in the diseases OF
Horses. such as Gaded Shoulders Strains, Scratch
es. Sweeney ChoIic, SPAWN and Crab
Cali and see the many certificates aiteStDg its
unrivulled efficacy.
For sale at "a pothecaries Hail. No. 66. Main
Street. Lancaster, by NJ. Il. hhElDbh.
November IL, l849 28
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Terms Of Advertising,

Yearly advertisers have the privilege Of re-
newing their advertisements at pleasure.
B%Business Cards, not exceeding six lines,
will be inserted, for subscribers, at $500 per
year-non-subscribers will be charged $500
Announcing candidates for Offices of every
descripton) is charged at the rate of 81 for each
name-to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly
Advertisers are expected TO occupy all the space
for which they contracted and excesses will be
charged for The privileges ofyearly advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB WORK-We are prepared to execute job
Work upon reasonable notice, with neatness and
at fair prices.
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Metallic 40 40
Ladies' large Front Braids-variety; Ladies
Curls
Buffalo Dressing Combs-superiur quality
Buffalo Tuck. do do Imitation do
Bohemian Pungents-exceedingly beautiful
Ladies Back Braids-every color
Shell Side Combs: Mock do
Tooth Brushes-large assortment
Ladies and Gentemeu's Purses-latest French
Style
Shoulder Braces. improved pat; Supporters do
Siamese pocket Combs--hne finish
Fancy Glass Boxes, Shaving do
BRUSHES-Hair, Shaving, Shoe, Scrubbing
and Clothes Brushes
Tobacco Boxes; Anorces porer Fusila Piston
SOAPS-General Tay lor Shaving Soap Almond
do; Fancy Bar do. Sans Eng gle do, Eagle do. Float
ing Soap, Palm do. Omnibus do. Circassian do.
| Military do. Almond Shaving Cream, Rose do.
Saud Wash Balls, Fancy do
Sophonaceous Compound, Bears Oil, true
Phllocome, OK Marrow Compound; AntigueOl
Oduntine: Rosa Tooth Paste; Eau Lustrale
Indian Dye, Liquid Dye; Lily White, Pearl
Powder; Cologue-superior Alcibiade Oil
The above articles together with a large addi-
tod to the former stock of
Drugs. Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs, CIGARS.
Tobacco. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Candles Raisns,
Almonds. &C.. &c.
Are offered to the public on the most favorable
terms for Cash. Sc, at "ApOthecaSies' Hail."
No. Sc, Main Street. Lancaster, Ohio.
M. z. KREIDER,
Lancaster. November II, l848 %
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On Hand!

A LOT OF GENTLEMENS CLOAKS;-
"A Green Coating Tweed P JACKETS;
All of which will be sold very low. at the
"Checkered Store" COULHAN & co.
October l9, '48 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

PRACTIoAL SATrRE.-During the joint
stock mania of 1912, wag advertised a
company for draining the Red Soa and
recovering the valuables dropped there
in by the hildren of Isreal in their pas
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

"Resolced, BY the members elect of
the House Of Representatives. for the
purpose Of preserving the dignity of this
body, securing an organization thereof,
saving the State from anarchy, and cffec.
ting a temporary organization of the
House, that the certificates or other evi-
dence Of election of Messrs Pugh, Pierce
Runyan and Spencer be returned to them
that the certificates Of all other men,
beTs elect shall be delivered to DR.
Townshend, of Loran county, and placed
on fle-that all the certifcated members
shall take seats except Messrs. Pugh,
Pierce, Runyan and Spencer. none Of
whom shall participate i'll the delibera-
tions Of this body until their respective
rights to seats therein shall be determin-
ed.
"Resoloed. That the members elect
thus assembled. shall proceed to elect a
Speaker, Clerk and Sergeant at arms, oil
pro TEN.
"ResOlCed, That the Speaker tempo.
rarIy elect, shall forthwith appoint the
usual committee on Privileges and Elec.
lions, to whom shall be referred all cerii-
ficates, papers and claims of members to
seats, which committee shall, as promptly
as possible, report the same to the House.
"ResolUcd, That there shall be no cleo
ton ofpermanent officers-no Legislative
business transacted beyond what is nee
essary to affect permanent organization
Of the House; until all claims to seats
shall be decided, unless by common con
cent Of the House. except it be to com.
municate with The Senate, and to unite
with them in canvassing the votes for
Governor.
"ResOioed, That all questions relating
to the claims of memt ers to seats shall be
considered sePerateIy-that all eerif
Gated members not herein before excep
ted shall have a right to vote, provided
that no one shall have right to vote up
on any question i'll any way relating tc
his own seat.
"ResOl0ed, That if any member elect be
held not entitled 10 his seat on the grount
of ineligibility, The minority candidate
shall in no case be permitted to take sale
seat, but the same shall be declared va
cant, and the question as to who shall oc
cupy the same shall be referred back t.
the people of the proper districts.
"ResOlred, That if all the foregoin!
resolutions shall be adopted and carried
out in good faith, we pledge our honor a
men to abide by them and the principle
there set forth.
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On Draft, By the Gallon or Barrel
n Barrels LINSEED OIL. 8 do Sp TurPentine,
ID with supply of Winter Sperm, Meats Foot
and Lard Oil, for sale by
'''N ' GEORGE KAUFMAN
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Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

Lfiiiersport: e. Vance
.Neto Salem: DR.. N D. Brock
PiekeringtOn: A. Ebrlght, Jr
Jefferson: David Jenning
LithOPOiis: Lewis Huber
Canal Winchester: Or. Poitel
LoekUiile: WIN. P. 1ennent
Amanda: Nathan J. Worrall
RoydiiOn: J.Clemenis, Jr.
Amanda TIP. WIN. AshbroOk
Carroll; William F. Breck
BdsiE Henry Leonard
Baltimore; II. L Nicely
v. B. PALMER, ESQ.,, Gener
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Greenfield r.; Walter McFar.
land Thomas Littleield
Pleasant T.: Il. p. AshhroOk
East RushUiiie; David Baker
". .RushUiile; N. B. Coulson
Bremen lieery q Ashhaugh
Auburn T; J. Hall, b. Black
Bern 7: James r. PParce
Perry.1opn: Levi Friend
Madison 4: |. Z. KOOniz
Ciearereek; Col.W Hamilton
Granville: r. r Hagerman
Somerset; David Hewitt
nj Agent for the Eastern Cities
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N. L. CHAFFEE.
S. w MCCLURE,
ISAAC LEE,
ISAAC VAN DOREN,
LEVERETT JOHNSON
JOHN F. MORSE.
A. G. RIDDLE,
NOPTON = TOWNCHF


AS soon as the mover had taken his
seat, the member from Darke arose and
proclaimed that the offer would never be
accepted, as the proposition on its face
recognized the apportioment law of last
winter, and that for himselfhe preferred
death to any such recognition.
The resolutions were declared to be
out of order. To give our free soil breth-
rem to understand that we sympathized
with them, and were anxious to aid them
in their honorable endeavors 10 restore
peace and prosperity, the Wings passed
the following resolution with the names
ofthirty persons subscribed it. Refer
ring to the foregoing resolution offered
by Mr.. Riddle, it was Resolved that if
all the foregoing resolutions shall be a
dopted and carried out in good faith, we
pledge our honor, as men, to abide by
them and the principles therein set forth.
The basis ofa fair and just compromise is
set forth in the foregoing propositions, to
which thirty-eight members, more than
a majority, have given their assent, and
from which our adversaries should not
withhold theirs, unless in their determi-
nation to destroy all law, they do not
mean to listen to reason. The simple
question in issue is whether the laws shall
prevail, or whether they shall be made
to yield to the will of men, who in their
love for power have forgot the safety and
welfare oftheir country. In considera-
tion. we would say that our duty is plain,
ly pointed out to US. If we regard our
honors, our oaths, and the welfare of the
State, we have no choice but to maintain
the supremacy ofthe law.
Chauncey N. Olds, Felix Marsh,
Joseph K. Will, Seth Woodford,
Miller Pennington, George Hardesty,
Samuel Bigger, Anselm I. Holcomt
Jesse C. Philips, Oliver M. Spencer,
Henry w. Smith, George w. Runyan
Alanson Jones, John Hammond,
Abraham ThompsonR. F. Howard,
David Gregory, George Reber,
Joshua Hambleton, H. S. Bundy,
Josiah S. Copeland, Andrew Scott,
Richard Green, Samuel Watt
Tanzey Julian, John Foster,
Luther Giddings, Ezra Brainerd,
Abel S. Randall, John A. Dodds,
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MISCHM ANC H!

lust RECEIVED, a large addition to our
- Stock, among which are the following:
French, English and American, plain, Fancy
and colored Letter Paper
Note Paper, Plain and Embossed
Embossed Envelopes
Card Gases, Shell and Mother Pearl
Visiting Cards, French and English
Motto Waters-great variety; Quills, Tags
French Cigar Cases, grea; variety
Pocket Books, latest stNl lie: Powder Pufs
Jenny Linn Tuck Combs, beautiful style
English bow back Dressing Combs
link Mirrors; Gilt do; French Harps
Everpoinis, Accordeons. Spectacles
Metallic Wigs-beautful finish
Common do do
Band Toupee's do
Snap do do
Common do do
Metallic do do
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