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'INhIS and truly magnificent establishment VII
l. be open AZ Washington on Friday and Saturday, DC
ober 9th and 7sh for TWO days only
In addition their already MAMMOTH TROUPE on EQUEs
TRANS AND ANIMALS, the propreIos Offer the present
son, series OF novel and magnificent entertainments, TAI
surprising anything presented 10 the America pub
consist OF pair OF TRAINED ELEPHANTS, JENNY
LIND AND ROMEO, and TEN EGYPTIAN CAMELS,
whose performances have been the wonder and delight oil
thousands IN Great Britain and the continent OF Europe
Among the performers those of MIR. X SANDS ana
his children MA URGE and JESSE Mons CANE IN his
astonishing performances; Master WALTER AfMAR,
the Juvenile equestrian wonder ia various acts OF
unappfoached as a bareback rider; Mile hOSALlHE
MADiGAN the Fairy Ammonium Princes OF the Arena,
ouy Yeas OF Mr. MADlGAN the great scenic and
poly hippinn equestrian Sgr PER EL, the Vailed coz
performer on The corde votne WIN. AliAR, the asfiai
va utter: ALBERT AlMAR M-ssIs. ICE, MI ICHEIL,
CRAWFORD. LACY, TUCKER, and host of other per
formers, male ADD lemal, an OF the moot approved talent
IN their various leais.
This mammoth corps viii enter the morning OF
exhibition, AT IL O'clock preceded by the Srced Egyptian
DRAGON CHARIOT of ISIS aud OSIRIS, drawn by 10
EGYPTIAN CAMELS, containing the FULL. BAND at
tached 10 The company Next in order will be- the EAST
INDIA CAR, 10 which will be hanessed the TWO Ei.E-
PHA MIS- followed by the Magnificent Sad of Horses aud
longing 10 the Company The beautiful FAIRY CAR
RAGE, dras II by 20 LlLlPUT1AN PONIES driven in
hs nd, will bring the the whole Procession, the
tote ensemble OF which anything which language
can describe.
Master of tle Arena Capt j A. DECAMP. Equestrian
Director, Mr. II. MADiGAN. Treasurer Mr. j. w. FO-
SHAY. Clowns, PENfi4AND " LATHHOP bob dis
tinguished above all others county ior Their
and jovaliy, and unsurpassed by any the world Tor
their genuine and ponable humor Musical b.
rector Mr. T.. Il EATON Leader of the Brass Band, Mr..
GEORGE SEELEY. Leader OF the String Band, Herr A.
GERLOFF.
Doors open at l and O'clock, p
Performance TO commence ut and o'clock.
Adnuance IS cents Positively half price.
S,,,r 4 --,f,,ut ~t.fl
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Oct. j-3,iih
Hy n. GREEN. .g,,ctfouser.

SG AuCrION--On Wednesday, the lth instant, shall
SELL on the premises, al O'Clock, j. ~, handsome
side OF the Le Falls turnpike road, and OF the
first toll gae being but short distance from the Chain
bridge from Georgetown The land fertile and
susceptible OF improvement, and well adapted to the growth
of all vegetables and fruit usually grown in this climate
part is in state of cultivation, the balance good
wood, and enclosed with substantial fence nearly
The above described property is that which belonged
Mr.. Isaac G., Smith. presents many inducements
tlemen employed in The public apartments Wash.
inton, or to any gentleman of Georgetown Washington
wishing handsome country seat, being but short ride
from either place. good road, free from toll surrounded
with the best society, being the immediate neghborhood
of Messrs. Wagaman, Sade and other gentlemen occupy
ing honorable stations in the public departments Wash
lnglon.
Terms of sale One-fourh cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest deed given and deed of taken
Title good A. GREEN, Auctoner
DgIl Nd
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HU n. GREEN, .YlrtiOnecy.

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
' LOT AT AUCrlON.-On Monday, the 9th instant, |
shall sell, the premises, O'clock M that hand
three-story house and lot
side OF 18th between and q streets, being the house built
convenient aud best built houses the city,
terals being Tile best quality and bun by the best
Workmen, and at extra price. There line back
building attached equally well built, and in the hand
soonest style The house contains in all eleven good rooms
and good basement under the whole The lot fronts IS
feet inches and Is % ieet deep Any person wishing
make good investment in the parchase OF good house,
In handsome and central location, will do well attend
the sale. Title indispu,able
Terms Of sale One-tourth OF the purchase money cash
Tor the balance credit of six, twelve and twenty four
months will be given purchaser giving notes. with
proved security, bearing interest deed given, and
deed of trust taken.
A. GREEN,
Oct 4-3teoNdsf Auctioneer.
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HOUSEKEEPING GooDs.-Tbe subscribers have in

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.--The subscribers have Just
received complete assortment OF the following afti-
cles, viz:
l0i, ll-4. and PA linen sheetings
IA, 81, 81, and l0i damask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towellings OF every description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetings, all widths
White quilts blankets OF every quality and size
Curtain materials, styeg, wih all the necessary
trinimings aud fixtures. Ac.
ALo daily expected, per New io,k packet importan
additions present stock OF Brussels tapestry and n
grain carpetng printed drus &c; all of which
will be offered very low Tor cash, puncual dealers.
Sept 3-2w l.. II. HOOE N co.
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I,Anm ron sALE.--A very desirable farm, con-

tanning about ~ situated about mile north
OF the Capitol, adjoining the lands Of Ms David Moore
and Mrs. Beaie. IL All meadow iund, high state of
cultivation has two fine OF running through
il, beautiful grove OF young oak and excellent site Tor
building
Terns ST 600 cash, and the balance in equal ayments
at and years be secured by notes with approved
endoseIs bearing interest from the day of sale.
Ii previously disposed OF at private SALE the same
will be sold public auction Friday afternoon, the 9th
terms boye stated.
Apply Mr.. George Moore Mr.. David Moore adj join
ing the premises, the subsc rber, his grocery
on Capitol hill. JOS. INGLE, Agent.
G-The above property not bei"g as yet disposed OF
private sale wal be offered public auction above
stated. EDWARD g. " G. +. Di Elk.
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Public Notice.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
October 3, lSiS.
ON or about the 2lst Of September 1917, one HENRY
~ BRAlNARD, representing himself 10 be police officer
in pursuit of u maii robber furnished by with
commission special agent of this department, for the
express purpose OF enabling him. the above business
10 proceed to New Orleans aud return
ms COMMISSION WAS LIMITED THIRTY DAYS from IT'S
date, and as NOT raid for other purpose longer
period. IL has not been returned to
G. JOHNSON,
Oct1-3t intel Postmaster General
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Gen Cass can pass through all the storms raised by the
enemies OF democracy, We will show him passing
through s last ordeal purer and brighter than ever and
sin stronger In the affections of the American people
Rut LEI bis sLAspERrRs beware-hey have raised tn
bunal in naming Niagara and Buffalo, in abiding to
incidents of the las, war; before which her hero must
mass Let them be assured that full justice shall be DONE
no matter where the great axe may fall
PENNSYLVANIA
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Mrs. oAnnIyGrON, formerly OF T,chmond, Va.

WI having at the invitation of the trustees taken charge
OF The Presbyterian school for young ladies' in Louis
vile, begs present claims her former friends, and
express the hope that change OF location viii prevent
them from ntrusing their daughters her. Mrs G. has
found Louisville Than she led expect, the
people zalons in the OF education and she humby
trusts that The Institution she Is assisting 10 found may be-
blessing In the community for years to come.
The beahness OF the city, aud the easiness of
it from the south and southwest, indicate ii the very
place for school OF high character aud neither pains
expense viii be spared to place beside the best
the Union
Mrs. Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who VIII be is daughters in her family.
Sept 3O-dIm
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FOR RENT,

The farm doining the above containing about 80
meadow and present occupied by Mr. George Moore
The land is Il fine state for cultivation has upon ii an
excellent dwelling house, overseers house, barns
SMOKE corn and other out-hous-s Ii adpns also the lands
of Mr. John A. Smith and Mr. Ephraim Gilman and has
fine stream oil water passing through whole
Also, the frame dwelling house, with brick back
buildings Capitol H, recently occupied by Mr.. James
Moore deceased having attached thereto garden, o.
OF land carriage house and stables
and "a pump OF excellent water IN the yard.
For Terms, apply as above. JOS. lNGLE,
Sept 81, Attorney.
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NEW YORK Fail Fashion for GcntIemsn,s Hats

NEW YORK Fail Fashion for Gcntlemen's Hats
~ In accordance with his usual custom, STEVENS
again presents the citizens OF the metropolis with the New
York fall fashion Tor genemens hats. lie would
some Improvements in the manufacturing, and also
entirely new styles OF trimmings
In presenting the fashionable sold by Beebe Costa
In New York. STEVENS does contne his customers
that shape but has sale the shapes others sell this
city
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call and
examine my stock AT No Browns Hotel
Sept 22-6teoif NJ III. STEVENS.
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A CARD.-The undersigned having occasion to proceed
"A 10 hentncky ohio aud the north parts of Vr
gna, upon legal business, requiring an absence of some
weeks w have IN his power to attend personally any
business with wh'cs he may he inrused If persons wish
have collections made in sections of The country
ordese other business to be attended to, by making up
pucalon before The 10th instant their orders and
tons viii receive respectful attention.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No ii, Todds Buildings Penn. avenue
Washington Oct. s. lStS-6tif
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J,oWLE,s Conmo, schoo, speI,.r. nwrh,,,. No

Il otonca Spelling Book Swans Instructive Reader
Johns First Book, the Childs First Render; Smith
illustrated Astronomy Towers's Readers Is 3D. and 81
Mandevle's Course OF Reading for Schools aud Acade.
mics Ruddimans Latin liudmenis; Keney's Com pend
OF Ancient and Modern History Goulds Virgil Grnca
Mnora; Davies's Legendre Dlvies's Bourbon Daviess
Arithmetic, and other school books, just opened by
Oct D f. TAYLOR
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LUSBY u DUvAI.L, Merchant TaIlors,

Under Colenan's Hotel, Penns y1rInlI drefiue,
ITAVE just received, Of the latest poations, splen-
did assortment OF fashionable i and winter goods,
consisting Of French and English co s cassimeres, and
ve,tngs, which they w make o'er, their usual ee
CANT style. as low goods OF SIMILAR quality can be
bought III this any Of the northern cities.
AIS, received and for sale very moderate pric cs gem
temen's silk Merno, and cotton shirts and drawers, fine
mun shirts, suspenders, gloves, cava handkeTchcis,
stocks, umbrellas, hosiery, NC.
Our friends and the public respectfully invited to give
n call Oci 3-3nW3NH
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Fall and Winter EN,.h,or

Mrs SPElk, having Just returned from the north, will
ltl on Saturday October 7h, very rich and ce-
giant assortment of Paris millinery, such as hats caps
headdresss nbonds and French flowers the very
imporaons, and also OF the latest patterns of peenes
manreaus, and dresses. On street. between 9th and 10Th
streets. Oct5-3t
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ANE 81 TUCKER, Merchant Ta,Iors. PennsyIvani,

IL avenue, between ~ aud 9th respectfully invite
attention OF their friends and the
public their large aud welIseected stock OF fall and win
goods Just cceved OF the latest and fashionable
styles of cloths, cassneres vespgs Nc making their
sortment this ne including general and handsome
variety OF articles Tor geutemen's wear very mplete.
Al who therefore in pursuit of good articles mod
prices will do well 10 give Il call,
SeuI2 L--.iiaNiAYI
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MAP of Che Battles or MexicsA survey of The line
lN1 Of operations of the army under scott on the l9ib
and 10Th August, and the Sh 2lh and Sep ember
1877, made 10y MAJOR Turnbul Capt. Mcclellan and Lent
Hardcastc, typographical engineers beautifully engraved
on one large sheet This day publshed for sale by
Sept 10 f. TAYLOR
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JNVALID's CHAR.-One of Major Searle's IT, s. A
1rdpehng inpafds Chair," for house street. n most
perfect and useful article tho only the United States
Tor sale
Inquire of Doctor John y. Blake, Washington civ or
Geo'ge w Tucker, No los Walnut street. Philadelphia
Oct. st
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WAS opened Kings lace store, rich md Gne
w sorlment OF lace capes. Also, standing collars, from
90 cents 10 81
Worked collars. rich and cheap.
Opened at The time, brocade ribands rich and
patterns. Sept 29-eo3t.
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N1ONOTONICAL SPELLING BtOK--A new edition
Ivl just issued, and this day received by
Sept ~, F. TAYLOR.
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NEW GQoDs-Jnst opened, very choice lot of French
In and English cloths, and vestngs, OF the Ia
rs purcha cd North within the last week
which am prepared To make up To order in the most
modern syle at short notice, and very cheap for cash
punctua customers.
Also, handsome assortment OF dress and fancy articles
for genteinens wear.
To all which would respectfully invite the attention Of
my friends and the public generally.
SAM'L FOWLER,
Sept l9-eo2w Next door to Jackson Hall.
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NOR RENT and possession given the first of August
brick house II street, between 10Th and llth Streets
with back kitchen-both containing ten rooms, and a
good wood shed in the yard Apply 10 L. H. Emmons, on
the premises, j. j. Joyce, 1t his grocery of
F and 18th streets or to MICH. O'BKIEN,
July 2O--eodu 18th and L. streets.
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p ,xrraN FOR DALTIMORE.-The steamer OCEO-
kszsa%s LA WILL on the LIST OF October, commence her
trips to the above place leaving Washington every Sunday
at o'clock n m returning leave Baltimore every Tues
day, NJ O'Clock, r. m She win stop regularly going and
rcirufg at ic1nl rdpwn Md ST. Mary's river Md and
Conc ve Va, and ut ali the intermediate landings the
Potomac. for signals land.
Oct. l--3tawti ]. MITCHELL. CAPTAIN
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xNSss FOR NORFOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
As<sssSs~~s Washington every Thursday, O'Clock,
returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday, O'clock D.
touching at Cone river going and returning Passage
and fare So. ]. MITCHELL. Captain,
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"lIon. ROBERT SMITH,
WaSliugta,t Ct,,. =,

So much for this ISLANDER, thus trumphan,lv exnosed
with which we wipe away much of the putrid matter CON
tanned in the wing handful In our next number ,ye viii
come to the personal affair with which "Capi Iohn
Rogers has had the audacy to suppose he could gull an
honest and intelligent people, and subserve the dirty pur
poses OF his allies and his own sinister disposition
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"lt is a right inherent to
every freeman to possess
himself of the political prin-
ciples and opinions OF those
in whose hands the admin.
istration of the government
may be placed. II General
Taylor to Mr.. Deioney.
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81 have laid it down rs a
principle not TO give my
opinions upon, or PREJUDICE
in any way the various 9ues-
tons Of policy now at issue
between the political parties,
OF the country. "-Generdi
TAYLOR 10 Mr. Ne Con KEY,
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General Taylor is pledged
not TO veto any constitutional
act of Congress, and there.
fore he will not veto the Will
mot Proviso. "-New Bedford
Mercury.
General Taylor has made
a fill, fair, and candid dec
laration OF his political opin-
ions, and they have been
published to the world. -
Jas. II. Muse.
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81 rejoice that Gen. Tay-
Tor, IL he comes into the
presidency, will be unpiedg I'd
upon any issue whatever
Speaker Winthrop.
General Taylor has never
declared his political opin'
ions, and | thank God for il.
Gen. Washington did NOT
declare his political opinions
when n candidate for the
presidency. "--Jonss Stsmdfi'
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rn,,,,. LIGHT, LIGHT,

CONpru,,,,, LIGHT! LIGHT.
u nonirn IN new and Just the thing for every family
and poor a gh and cheap. too that every one rich
Ing mi VIII; nl Duy IT, ltis neat CANDLESTlCK max
M CsudIesl VIII burn BY simply turning the bottom of
forced an. ~ GIh, beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
from ne Top, and at any desired length you wish
l. I'M men men to two feet in height
qaentr mns anu simple rs candlestck; conse.
n may ne managed by a child
pin 9 means OF this you can convert all your rese
week ~ anu thns obtain igh: from l to 3 cents per
sns xlck dry and smooth thus no vibration or flick
The htalne, put burns like sperm candle.
ahd Il IN may De changed without at all disturbing the
age one w large put in small one; or, too small
tick VIII eO the bottom Of the candlemaker or candle
mains on uiclent TO last five or six weeks where re-
e. You ma, sleht and out of the way.
line for ten neep your candle at the height all the
I Re,n,,s eals-no stumps pieces left
and ceanI OF grease fall. turns over but as neatly
3 T ".ry.m any lady could desire
10 In a not get ont of order
number e sn e supsrory utility and neatness the
Only be- the United States and the article requires
Song c, 10 convince the most ucre,ulons of the fore
sIape ora,h 40 family will be without them who can
With s small IN, mes small price asked.
ank and nns. an active business man can make
enfaik IN territory yet unsod Persons who desire TO
Invited N neat pleasant and highly lucrative business arc
Se betws a our office No. IS PERDfDO Street Nonh
f%s. o. Charles and Carondeet streets, New Or
l3uans Of the city of New Orleans and States of
a Of hi, eoIga, North Carolina and Arkansas for The
Mhe m,nrfce are offered and proposals will he received
supply Of ncuring in the city of New Orleans for the
nh5 "0uAana and Texas.
II. T. MYERS e. CO.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSIC

n BAKER & CO. 80 Camp street, are now offering
L. their finely assorted stock prices very low that the
most economical hardly fail be satisfied The atten
ton OF purchasers in quantities is especially invited this
establishment
SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds are offered by wholesale
and retail at handsome discount from former prices
MEDICAL BOOkS-A great variety, lower than ever be.
fore offered in this market.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-Suitable for Libraries: a
large assortment-to which weekly additions are making
they issue from the press
PAMPHLETS AND CHEAP LITERATURE-Dealers
will be furnished at prices lower than before offered
am Pedars are requested TO call and examine.
STATlONERH-A good assorment-adapted to Counting
Houses, Schools Families Offices, etc
Among the Books may be found
CliAPMAN'S DRAWING BOOK-The most practical
and finished work for Elementary Students ever pub.
ished.
WILSON'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN CON.
TlNENT-The most authentic work the subject
eXtant
WATER CURE IN AMERICA-Gully on Water Cnre,
Results OF Hydropathy and other valuable works the
Water Cure.
DAYlS'S REVELATIONS IN CLAIRVOYANCE
WELLS'S GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian.
GUAGE-A new School Book of great popularity, and
geneaily adopted on examination.
SHEET MUSiC-For Piano Forte, Voice, Guitar, etc-a
complete assortment, and weekly additions making
thereto of all new publications.
CHOICE MUSIC BOOkS-A great variety.
BOOKS OF GLEES, DUETS, TRIOS, etc
INSTRUCTION BOOkS-For all instruments IN con-
fpon use.
f All purchasers of articles in our line of business are
requested to give call before making their selections
mh5-iw ID. BAKER & CO. 50 Camp st.
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n y S Nc.
MUSIC, THAT Is MUSIC.

- beer, sung by Jenny Lind: am Dreaming ,g AAs
# %ad Thee; When the Joys Of Youth by Donze
ehantment Aria in Verdi's Opera Of Lombard; u
BE- sunbeam By Clover All Sure He'll Mt Deceive
Bales Opera Of Joan of Arc, as sung by Mr. Brongh;
SIrlYe to Forget Thee by MAYNARD The Wren by Bureau
Lind; Lament for Home, by Liney The Camp Was Ny
Home Donzetti; Child of the Regiment; All, No You'll
hlnd Dream from the oigna! of FredGka Bremen Loves
Kans de sache as sung by the lauser family of yroenne
Of my Bles Adored One, Aria, sung by Jenny Lind, in
Verdi Opera OF Masnadier That Holy Spot of Early
Verdi. INSTRUMENTAL: Swedish Star Polka; Gems
from the Grand Operas Of Vei's, Ernan and Nebuchad
Nightingale Galop Polka Gems from the Grand Opera OF
Camp OF Silesli, by Meyerbeer for sale at
mio 1t MAYO'S Music Store, Camp St
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DAVID FELT & Cove would respectfully inform
variety and AMERIcAN sTAToS e
Ruling and fndns and p ssS sls eR
Bok B6 b yf best es A faGs
nnd B R Rd Ree BoGk posage
ruled to twenty different forms
PAPERS g.; and Plain Letter blue and white; Ruled
f%a Plain Ia Pct R n band and Plain Packet
make Rned and Plain Cap blue and White some very
low, for School use; Ruled and Plain Record Cap Folio
extra and plain; super aru Roya Roya e f
Deny, and Flat Cap; Plain fine Envelope Paper Print,
NKsPouts 4pis Printing Inks, of every quality
aTd color IL, in kegs and csners black, blue and red
COPYING PREssls@serew and Lever Copying n Pres.
se OF different sizes, with all the necessary articles for
GOLD AND .sTEEL RENs-of every quality from the
very best Manuiactones and at various prices, Whole
cof f AS Si 81 silver t PENCIL cAsEs-some, very
oUILLs-A fine a,sor', aent Dptched Opaque and cari
e So &C. g g so W G ZOOS nd as au
Sealing Wax and Waters of every quality and color Play
ing and Blank Cards of every kind and Gard Boards for
Pocket and be KNIVES and Een Wad Fen Fem
and Bronzed nkstapds Pen Racks Sand Boxes and Wafer
stamps fine assortment Of Letter Clips Of derent a de
signs Card Racks and Tin Cutters Thermometers Of van
1pstssop; Matlematieal instruments at various prices
Maasf Gb sns s sns d
French and American Lead Pencils and Canyons; Potiray
ons; Mouth Gue India Rubber and India Ink; Carmine
Saucers, &C. &C.; Wharons superior Drawing Paper of
every s1e from Artiaaa1an to Cap Bristol Boards
The above only few of the articles comprising our
Stock addition to which fully prepared TO execute
all orders for Printing and Binding every form required for
the use Of Banks Merchants and Others who favor
We have also hand all the CUSTOMHOUSE
BLANKS now in and will always keep our stock full
thckneses, Russia, Sheep Morocco skvers Sewing Parch
ment, Plough Knives Marble and Moocco Paper &c &
All orders for ODD BOOKS or FULL. SETS of any ne.
cuar form, will be executed in the best style and war
ranted TO give entire satisfaction.
We would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
and purchases generally; before procuring their Fall Stock
great facilities with house New ok enables Us
10 sell to the very best advantage and all articles purchased
from be returned if found every respect
DAVID FELT & CO, Stationers Hall
mh5 I'm "A Charres street.