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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-16
TAKE a SEAT!

TA AE a SEAT!
Just received fine assortment Of curl-maple
and fancy Sitting and Rocking Chairs, cane and
wood seats; together with fine assortment OF
Furniture, such as Sofas, Book Cases, Wardrobes
Bedsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, DC.
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
Jan. 5. J. +. SUTHERLAND.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-16
For Hire.

Middle aged Woman-a good Nurse and gen
raj House Servant, Of good character. Apply To
July II. 25tf] S. B. LEVY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-16

All persons having demands against the Estate
of John II. Anderson, will hand them in 10 the
Administrator legally attested, within the time
prescribed by law,and all persons indebted TO the
said estate, will make immediate payment TO
JAMES r. MckAIN, Admir-.
Aug. 25 lS47.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
RNOLD'S GREEK AND LhliN
poovc FOR COLLEGES.

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN bogR" Arnold,
n PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-By l no 4 n Spencer,
A M Revised and carefully Corrected ny a. Frst Latin
M one volume Emo. If preferred uie can be had
Book Or the Second Latin Book and founded
separately The chief object OF TINS WORK, "asion is to
on the principles of imitation and heqqent 9v Of his
enable the pupil to do exercises from the hf't ua'
ginning his accldence. p,,cal Intro.
LATIN PROSE CoMPOsITIONI-1Aa. PIacqKeaa Arnold,
duction to Latin Prose Composition mona NJ one
A. M Revised and Corrected by a. Spsh n he principles
volume limo This work also founded on ~. nre Syn.
of inhalation and frequent Iepehon II nd consideabe
tax Vocabulary, and Exercise Boos, anu
attention has been paid the subject Of synoIy es and
FIRST GREEK BOOK-Wlth Easy Ip5evised and
Vocabulary-By Thomas X. Arnold, A ~ h Ono
Corrected by J. A Spencer, one Voupe ct;~a Intro.
GREEK PROSE COMPOSlTiONTrAa. ria'K Arnold.
ducti0n to Greek Prose Compostion-byI nona' NJ ore
A. M; Revised and Corrected by j. A. spehcc t Synax,
volume, 12mo. This wopk consists q 49,. o translated
founded Buttmann's and Easy sehteGG; sn Words.
4 CREEK READING BOOK.zIncludlng c I1o9 4.
Treatise the Greek fahicesBy Ihoma soInme Emo
NJ Rey;sd hy Spencer A. P,sc SHs oonsons asd
Answers and Initiative Exercise on esch Notes
Thomas K Arnold A NJ; Revised, with Aoai IN the
by Prof Johnson Professor of the LatP i2no
University OF City of New York; one neaf '3SRSOLD5
VALUABLE GREER AND LATIN s sen IL he Ftp
Teachers will be supplied on aPRlf9aInn efficient fot
Orleans StGtioners' Warehoase with boohS bso If they
class on trial, with the privilege oil returning "
do not suit -, oices
N B-School Books and Stationery at loT PICt street
mh5 ]. b. STEEL Ii "a
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LlGHT,-LIGHT!

Lie I'll .-LlIhI! :.
SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
~ requiring Light and cheap. too, that rich
and poor can buy it. 1t neat CAN DIESTICk max
Ing anu wickng lts own Candles ont OF Facw, Lard
any Grease that will burn BY simply turning the bottom of
the Candlestck, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
oced out OF the top and at desired length wish
HON one inch to two feet in height.
IT neat and simple common candlestick
qush.iy may be managed by child.
- by means OF this all refuse grease
INFO eahaes and thus obtain light from TO cents week
o.. ne WICK dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
ihg o., uie name, but buns like sperm candle.
a. ne Wick be changed without all disturbing the
large - :
D. gu coil the bottom of the candl.maker or candle
sc Wick sufficient to last se OF SIX weeks where il Ie
E1is out o. slght and out OF the way.
o. GU mag Keep YOU candle the height all the
Time Tor ten yearS--no stUmps pieces lett
Requires repienishng with grease or Ia low once weak
sphg OF grease II it falls turns over but as neat
70. It cannot get out OF order
~ IN PROOF OF Their suporonty utility and peatuess The
immense number sold sufficient The price is nnito., and
the same al over the United States ami the ac rauir
ony 10 seen 10 the increluons of the e
gong facts No family will be withou them who can scTaf
together the suiai prize asked ~ "Fe
With small capital an active business man o,, ,a
QolcS anu Profitable operation by purchasing The monoo
% selne ths article territory where has NOT er baen
i fefSous who desire 10 embark a neat pleasant and
i9sfanve business, invited call at our office
"a p PERDiDO Street North side between St Charles
sn1 Carondetet streets New Orleans ~
oh9poiy Of the city OF New Orleans and States of
sac OF u article are Offered and proposals will be received
ior the actenns the of New Orleans for the
supply OF Loal. ana and Texas. - ~
mho ii H. T. MYERS co.
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10 . y S.

C1HEss FOR WINTER EVENINGS; Con,a nnn. 'o "
the most popular openings exemped in games aGus
played by the greatest masters, including nnmsrou
ANALYSIS of the Kings and Queens, Gambet md 49,
positions and problems diagrams both 9lg,nai en-
iected also, series Of Chess aes VIII enxtIaced and
Translated from the best sources by II. K. Agnei'
Also,
KENNY's MANUAL OF CHESS; .,,,od and hound
STANLEYs CHESS MAGAZINE, now cohpieVeu' ~
in volume; ol.ss hoard pf0
THE ECosoMC CHESS BoARD-Belng chess 1V St r3ay
vided with complete set oil chess men sage etc.
ing games on steamboats,, railways caffiages ste sJsin
for folding up and carrying IN the Poipset Wi'"'''
ing the games invented by L. NJ hogeet. Lana 8 a.
lust received and for sale at the n ew U fleaH'
TONERS Warehouse: e,rr,pr "A c,mn street.
apH j. b. ol faHh AZ oF- -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
AARNWANEe
HARDWARE. Sc.
r. w. MONTGOMERY, IL Chartres street,
-

Rw. MONTGOMERY, II Chartres street,
NEW ORLEANS.
rTAS on hand complete stock OF Goods in his a
line In addition his usual extensive assort- "
mont Of birmingham Sheffield and Domestic HA RID "A
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock OF heavy goods is7
yery complee embracing among other Articles
600 boxes Tin Plates. X. Pontpoo and other brands;
also Block Tin, Spelter Zinc, etc;
10 600 lbs Iron Ware, assorted, all sizes;
$50 Iron, assorted Swedes American and English
assorted fat round square. plough, plate, hoops
band and sheet: Steel all kinds;
200 dozen genuine Collins Cos light and heavy Axes;
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all Sizes
200 tons Hollow Ware Castings, assorted pots ovens spl
ders, skillets, fire dogs etc; French pots;
500 coils Manila Rope assorted, all sizes;
300 casks Ok. Log and Trace Chains;
Together with llhittemores Cotton and Wool Cards
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames Hollands and other makers
Spades and Shove wire and hair Selves; Hoes Of all kinds
Anv Vices, and Smiths Hammers and Bellows l LID
Ware Mill Crosscut and Pit Saws; horse and mule Colas
and Hames Straw cutters Corn shelters, and Corn m T
Kings Pioughs Nos. l, 2 and 4; Paper all KINDS,
Spirits Tnrpenne and White Lead Paints all Hnn absr 1
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths az hupefs
Shot, Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; Bark Mis.
Also
1900 gallons Sperm Oil and ,,,,o1oou
5000 do Winter strained and Bleached W hale vi -
His stock OF Cutlery Is not surpassed. buseis " r an,
examine before purchasing elsewhere. my w
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Observation-Disclosures
L M ELLIS & co. l04 POYDR4S SINEEf

fl VIZ have on hand, and mean to be always d
g supplied With IS R St eaeFy saah
"a az 1nf and Wrought Nails and Spikes; Hooks ~
and Plates Butt H qassnd aa and square, ali
es. Window Pueys and Sash Fasteners. Also, Csrpen
te and Coopers' Tools sqch as Squares rlaneS saws.
and Hand Axes Hatchets Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. etc
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol-
low Ware Castings Sad ron allors Irons; Japaned lin,
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery
articles in this branch TO sell the Manufacturers account,
au1 shall be able to supply all purchasers at their lowest
,trraS mh5-Gm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
FRENCH PRoNoUNo1Ne DICTIONARY.

FVNHE STANDARD pRONOUCING DICTIONARY
(s5urenne's) Of the French and English languages IN
two parts Part French and English Part T. English
and French. The first part comprehendng words IN com
use connected with scnce terms belonging 20
the fine arts, 1000 historical 1900 geographical names
600 late published with the OF every
word according French Academy and the most emil
nent Lexcographers and Grammanans together WIN oo
critical remarks which the various methods oi psoaoane
ing employed BY different authors investigated ana com
pared with each other The second part containing cop
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and eTpIeons WIN the
by practical and Comprehensive system OF french Pronqn-
N Edinbnpyb 1oresponding member OF the French Gram
mafical Society of Pars Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, ana aulhof Oh several
Also REDS DICTIONARY of the English language.
conainne the Pronunciation Eymology and Explanation
Of ali words authorised by emcient writers.
Inst received and for sale at the New Orleans Sfaone
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature.
y mh5 W ]. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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STORAGE! sToRAGEM sToRAGE,I,

NETE the undersigned, having been long engaged EZN
wv the Storage Business, beg inform our SllAAN
rends and the public thai have for the coming
season, SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed bv inV IN
this city All of them fire proof located in the Second Mn
inequality, within short distance of the steamship and
iiatboats landing they situated as follows
UNTON-Tchoapionla street, corner OF Noe Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Coraer of Julia and FoucheF streets
PELfCAN-On Commerce, St., OF Gilod and Nore
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaennie
AID Suzet;e streets.
PHGNiX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St joseph
and Julia streets.
BEANCH-On Notre Dame street, between Tchoul touas
aad Magazine Streets
We prepared receive all descriptions of NIer.
ChandiSe and Western produce, at low rates, establish
arranged that each description OF goods kept
in entirely separate and distinct from that containing
amy other and having also large number OF experienced
laboref constantly employ enabled TO offer
facilities tor the receipt and delivery OF goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE.& co,
{ mh5 sn ISs TchonnitnnlsS Street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13

CoMIcAL, RATHER.-The official gazettes in Rus
STA, the only papers allowed there. gave the follow
ing clear account Of the late French Revolution
AT Paris, there was a riot which was promptly
put down. His Majesty, Louis Philippe, is seriously
indsposed and by the advice OF his physicians, lie
has resolved to abstain for some time from the az
fairs Of government, and so TO take The sea-batls
at Brighton. On The Kings departure, there was
a Slight commotion, which was repressed, ana
which resaited in the retreat Of NJ GuZot. Dur
ing his absence the King has confided the direction
of affairs to Count Mole
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
MEDICAL TREATMENT.

NR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from Is Roy,l
street to No. Is .Natchez street the Arcade liz
still continues to Structure, his new system-rpmov
ing the worst structure without any operaton-entny by
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without any
drance to business diet Dr. Cullen too well known Z;
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any pua
ing self-laudaon. On application to Dr. c.. he viii XIX,
you TO hundreds of the first standing this city who hav
been cured in the last ten years his plan Please sa
and examine for yourselves No pay required without aouf
effected Rheumatism cured. Gonorrhea cured in thps
days pay.
Ey Remember l6 NATcHEz STREET, near the Arcade
Post paid letters punctuay attended TO all confidence and
medicine securely packed and sent to any pat Of Ib b
country. mbsS Gm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13

% Thomas Mitchell has been convicted at Har
risburg, Pa, of the murder Of Patrick McQuade-
A fight having occurred among some men, Mitchell
seized McQuade and thrust him head foremost
through the aqueduct, whereby he was drowned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
CAUTION

10 the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
apaFiila, number OF who were formerly our
EISirs R Gase commenced making saapanlla Extracts
Iii PefS, Extracts OF Yellow Dock etc They gene
my pat up in the shaped bottles and some Of them
wob ana copied our advertisements they only
fnnelpal Office, 126 Fulton street SIM Building New
1e9 heuing Co State street Boston Dyott Sons
XII, bapoTe NJ Cohen. Charleston 105 South Pearl ST.
hnloang r Il aicGraw Natchez-and by all the principal
iuegiStS ana Merchants generally throughout the United
States West Indies and the Canadas
J. WRIGHT Isl Chartres street,
apdf ON Sold Agent. New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13

fess Three hundred New Y ork paupers threaten
that they will go to work and earn their own liy-
ing rather than go to the new alms-house Oh Black
wells Island!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13

~ Mr.. VIM C. Jenkins, who keeps furniture
store at South Boston, purchased an Old bureau, a
few days since, from gentleman in that city, and
placed it in his store, among other furniture, for
sale. Not long after, the gentleman went to MIR.
Jenkins and asked him if he had found his pocket
book. MIR. J. replied that he had not, and, on look
ing into one of the drawers the book containing
500, was found His wife, it appears, had for
gotten to remove it,
Gs~ There are in France 81 100000 Of Roman
Catholics, and only some few thousands Of Profess
tants. So says Mr.. Cheever delegate from the
Paris Tract Society.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
DAILY CRESCENT T..

HARD OF HEARING have a small bill
against you,'' said pertinacious looking collector
as he entered the store Of who had acquired the
character of hard customer. & Yes. sir-a very
fine day indeed" was the reply. g am not speak
ing of the weather. but your bill, replied Peter IN
louder key. 1t would be better if we had 1T
tie rain" :" Damn the rain continued the col
hector and, raising his voice, he bawled have
you any money on your bill! g Bee, your par
don, sir, / IN little hard of hearing. have MADE
ii rule not TO lend my funds to strangers; ana }
the Philadelphia Daily Extinguisher, sir, and have
bill against yon persisted the collector, at the
top of his voice, producing the bill and fhrnstlag II
into the face of the debtor. We determined 70
endorse for no one. You put your note back IN n
your pecket-book ! really cannot endorse It..
& Confound your endorsement! Will you pay 1t!
:. You ii pay il. No doubt, sir-but there is al,
ways some risk about these matters, you know l
must decline it, sir.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13

T1'HE subscriber offers for sale PATENT S TEAM Boil
l. LEk MAGNETIC FLOATS, a most valuable and
interesting invention, which has been well highly
approved by scientific and PRACTICAL Engineers and
general in Ohio and Lake Erie The advantages OF
The Magnetic Float,
lstfhat prevents the possibility of burning or explo
ding the Boilers TO which 1t attached, by indicating RtdL
lbY at all times, the exact quantity OF Boiler
2d-t supercsdes the necessity OF using guagecock
being lntaibe OF the quantity
OF water the Boiler.
3d-t attached TO Steamboat Boiler the officers of the
boat, passengers, glance satisfy themselves OF
The quantity OF water the Boiler, and thereby many fatal
accidents be prevented all danger OF from want az
water being eleetuaity prevented; indesd Steamboat
should be without one.
4tt-That the propnctofs managers of all Land En-
gnes by be eiiecuay potectey from the great dam
age and loss occasoned by the ignorance gence OF
hremen ami incompetent engineers. For this reason,
Invaluable to the Sugar Planter and propGeors Land
Engines.
1 Call at Leeds's boundary or the Waterworks in the
Second Municipality and operation.
SAMUEL DENMAN
apI4 I'm Circus street Two doors beiov Hevi.
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HEMP HEMP,, HEMP,

HGIWFT
undersigned further meet The views OF the
Il Board Of Underwriters, have set apart, exclusively io
the OF Hemp other exira-dZardous articles
merchandise, the feploot Warehouse (Oriean
NO Deiord iagaztne streets The iocaty and
facility receiving and delivering the Warehouse tieie
being hosting the requlredJ renders m
the desirable place or this description Of storage
apo TN GEO. X. BEAKD& co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
MENANAA,
AGTIE AND FEWER

RAILEY'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
- CiNCHONA RuBA OR RED BARK Peruvian
Bark has been used the treatment of intermittent Fever for
than 200 but remedy such general use could
not fail to have been abused Empires have crowded the
powdered bark down the threats of those who conded
their experience without regard quality quantity, until
they have produced by their unskn administration of the
medicine effects than those designed
In 1910, Mr. Bay, of Brooklyn, N. Y. succeeded in
making Fluid Extract of the Bark which contains all the
traed form, that the effect of denson from large draughs
OF weak detection ofhe bark is obviaed Persons affected
with Ague and Fever rely with confidence from the
of this article, to effect safe and speedy cure.
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS Il co, corner .Maga
and Common streets my3 W
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UtFcP OF lie GTdfJenbeTg C0WpIHy, -,
No. 50 Broadway, New Y ork, March, 1S4o.
D Descriptions.

DESCRIPTION.
The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Company con
of Series prominently adapted the diseases for which
taced to the Patent Medicine business by claiming
M I tor to haunt seh doen the
intelligent community. 1t is contrary to the very first prnc
pies OF common sense =,
Gisfi9FfS $o7 VEGET ABLE PILLS
The history of the Grseenbeg Vegetable PHI Is briefly as
The inventor after than quarter of century in
ing upon the following Laws of Nature:
o nst Body What
,ereom These three are the Stool the uHe and the the
fqan & to hs
in the body and has of the important functions TO
nd the s he the sf aod
made healthy Added to all this the strength and tone OF
the system must be kept up by proper nourment exercise
These plain and simple laws; and when they all work
harmoniousy person in sound health THIS position VIII
~ Now when the system diseased it is the first grand
and to restore the health - 'A'
The bowels must be eansed soothed and strength
ened; the must be made flow BEAUTIFULLY and nau
rally and to throw on the inquiries Of The Io4 the liver
be opened, and the skin made healthy. These things
@ n ON the cheek and e VIII be
We will suppose the case OF person afflicted with bilious
and back ache he weak and his complexion
yellow SKIN dry and his tongue urred lie goes TO doctor
for relief and given dose of medicine to him freely
He takes it, and operates pofusey and he gets some tenn
poray relief Bnthe IS not cured In few days the
symptoms return, and the old purge administered,
and SO until the poor man becomes martyr to heavy,
drastic purgatiyes... Now what would be the
TRUE PRACTICE
such what the practice that Nature herself points
out! Why, to set in healthy operation the that
Nature to throw out of the system the OF dis
The bowels must of be the work
is but begun this stage of the business The kidneys must
be PROMPTED to do their work for they have most important
work to do; the stomach be ceansed; and above ALL
the PORES must be relieved and enabled to throw off the
secretons which ought to off through them We repeat
that by =
THE BOWELS-THE URINE-THE PORES,
the disease must be expelled from the system and not by the
and insist that pill which shall accomplish the combined
objects above named is the Great Desideratum
These things the Graetenberg Vegetable Pills will
purge the bowels make the TO flow healty and clear;
open the pores; pleasant temperature and tone to the
skim and do all this in the gene without doing
violence to the system.
These simple doctrines the great and philosophical
foundation of the Graefen berg Vegetable Pills,
and perfect accordance with the opinions OF the most
eminent medical men.
What says the celebrated English Physician Graham
" 1t is mans method,' he says, to endeayor 10 effect
ends by multiplied and extraordinary measures but
God both the God of Nature and Grace, accompanies
mighty ends by few and simple means
This indeed true and the God of Nature restores the sick
health through the action of the few simple channels
we have named
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
IA Y. y \ & NJ.
a GARD.

A CARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
ing the hazard which strangers run in con
ing physicians for the of private diseases owinv
utter disqualification OF those who profess cure snc w e
deem 1t to be nothing but act of kindness towari r.
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice TO Dr. WJae
LEN No. So CnsOmh0uSe street, to that in Tho
1916 was sorey afflicted with syphilis in its worst AMI yea
appalling form, and for several months together wa mos
the best regular medical practice could obtain in S
leans without being at all benetted-ndeed grew wo M
piled him, and tony great ey in three weeks he @
me topertect health. Subscribed New Orleans Jan M
apl6 I'm SAMUEL ROBBERSoSH'
NOTICE.
THO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI ne
l. EASES.-The reputation of the writer is so well a,t
shed that all that necessary to say to those who have b
unfortunate to have contracted of those 5r
M diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any n
of their various forms, is, that the writer after most
cessul practice of wenysix confined strictly IN "
neea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (havinr ts,
and relieved manyhundredS who past all hope manv
whom had been under the treatment of physc,
without receiving any benefit enabled TO offer You poS
lively safe certain and speedy cure Should anr Of tb
aatortanatein afflicted this short advertisement b
would do well to call at No Sc CusrOMHousE STREET H.
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of benefit
OF the subscribers long and successful experience '
ap16lm b. +. MULLEN, IS Cusomhousa q
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General Agent Of any District, this can be secured:
2 Families should club together and get immediate
supply of the medicines. ~ ~.
s. Emigrant societies and other phanthropc bodies
should furnish them 10 the needy.
''''''N EDWARD BARTON Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13

T INsEED AND TANNERS, OlL.-Constantly on
IL hand. and for sale by
mh5 3. w. CUTTER, 10 POydres st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-13
ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FURNISHING ST ORE,

No IS Camp Street. .Ne5o orleans.
w HERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock oil
KITCHEN FURNITUkE-C Cooking utensils; Tin and
lion Ware Fire Sets, brass and steel; Shoyes and longs,
and Kitchen Fire iron. ~
EnameIled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block Tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Urns
liable CUTI.ERY-Gerlnan Silver, Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-iirass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Chuns and Tubs
j aitan- bound CEDAR WARE, 4 new article.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes.
MArS-Jute Manila Alican Palm and Husk Mats
Waters and Trays.
Brass, Britannia and metal Candlesticks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hail Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
D. s. j. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood or COAL fixtures complete, the most approved pat
- .
dured nrices mh5 6m