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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

DREADFUL SUFrERINGs AT SEA - Nan
Killed to Feed his Companions New
Orleans papers give in their late news from
the Pacific, an account OF the dreadful suffer.
ings experienced by the captain tHosmer)
and three of he crew OF the American bark
Jeanette: of Fairhaven, Mass, engaged in
the whale fishery in the Pacific. Being out
after whale they were apparently by de-
sign, left by the ship, the mate being in COM
mand, They were exposed in an open boat
for twenty days TO the rigor of the elements,
without food or drink, except what an occa-
sional shower of rain afforded, and BOBBY
and dolphin which they caught. 1t relates
the frightiul necessity wherein one Of the
men was killed to feed his companions, an
other having previously died from exhaus-
ton. They reached Cicus island, and were
taken to Payla by a transient ship, from
whence they embarked for New Bedford on
ship Geo. Howland.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

GT To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-W regret
to be so often obliged to remind correspon.
dents, that their communications must be
prepaid.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

Cheap postage is spreading. A Conven-
iion has been published between Spain and
Belgium, BY which The future charge of sim
gle letters between the two countries in redu-
ced to a single franc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

q Our friend, Mr.. Andrew Farrow,
will please accept our thanks for copies of
the Minnesota Register.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27
The Two WANTS IN CALIroRNIA.-A let

THE Two WANTS IN CALIroRNIA.-A let
ter from San Francisco says ;---"At present,
(as the common saying here isl there are
but two things really in demand, viz; wo-
men and lumber, the former being exceed
ingly rare, and the latter bringing from $3.50
TO S40O per thousand feet "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

O- AUSTRIAN CHIvALRY.-The aged
mother of Kossuth has been taken pris-
oner of war to Pesth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

BANNER TowNsmP.-Some Of our CO.
temparies are boasting Of their banner town.
ships. Let them LOOK at Upper Mahonoy.
Gamble, 1874 votes-Fuller, l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

NOTICE.-As the late firm Of Masser &
Eisely was dissolved in March ls4s, and the
books left in the hands Of II. B. Masser Tor
collection, persons are hereby notified TO SET
tie with and pay over p the said H. B. Mas
ser any balance due for advertising or sub.
scripiion to the American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

% A man, charged with robbing a
jewelry store in Wilkesbarre, was arrested,
on Wednesday evening, by an officer from
that place, while crossing the Northumber-
land bridge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27
HENRY UASSLFR,
GE NJ An

from PhHddPIphia.
u ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens of
IL Sunhury and its vicinity, that he has opened
a room in the Hotel of Mr.. Charles Weaver,
.l,rru L.. IN. e..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

COMPLETION OF THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE
ArWHEELIsc.-The suspension bridge, across
the Ohio, at this place, is completed, and was
successfully crossed in buggy, by Ellet, the
builder, on the 2olh inst. A large concourse
of people from Wheeling and vicinity, as
sembled on either side Of the river, to wit
ness the first crossing Of the bridge, and man.
ifested great enthusiasm at the complete sue
cess of the undertaking. Cannon were fired,
and every demonstration Of Joy exhibited.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

SEIZURE AT New YoRK.-The Dry Goods
Reporter, states that suspicious have been en-
terlained for some time that parties in that
city were defrauding the Government by
fraudulent invoices in the entry of CLOTH
Officers have been ferreting out the roguery,
and during the week several invoices have
been detained, and about $4,000 worth of
cloth seized, which were invoiced from forty
to ten per cent, below their fair valuation,
The above is another illustration of the
beauties of The ad ualorem system, which Of
ters premium for rascaliiy, and places the
fair and honorable importer at the mercy of
his INSCRIPTIONS and dishonest competitors
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

BRITISH lRoN-We have seen la:e let
ter from London which mentions a sale Of
sixteen thousand tons of Railroad iron, for
the United States, at f5 2s. Cd. per ton-an
aggregate cost of about half million of dol
lars. Delivered in this country it will cost
about s3s per ton. The road for which ii
has been bought is not named. Every pound
of this iron ought to have been furnished
from our own mines and BY the labor Of onr
own people, and no doubt would have been,
had the Tariff of 1886 imposed a specific and
reasonably protective duty on the foreign ar
ticle. Bali. American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27
y. WeichseIbaum,
oPTICIAN,


II ESPECTFULLY nfosms the citizens of
~ Smbury, and vicinity, that he has opened a
room at Perkins Hotel whsse he offers for sale
during the Court
SpectacIes Of every Variety, size
and quality. .r.
new invention Of Specsaclss, for distant OF
close reading with gold silver, tortoise-shell and
steel frames, and new and improved sssostnent
of PeriiocA ground flint Glasses OF his own manu-
facture. He would particularly call the attention
of the public to his Spectacles of near sighted yer
sons, and for persons who have been operated upon
for the cataract of the eye and to his kind Of
glasses and Conseryers Of the sight made Of the
best flint and azure Glass. Good Glasses may be
known by their shape, exact centre, sharp and
highly polished surface. The qualities are to be
found in high degree in his glasses. Also, spy
and Quizzing Glasses, Of every size and quality;
Telescopes, Magnifying and Opera Glasses, Mi
croscopes, &C., with different powers, together
with every variety Of articles In the Optiell liss
not mentioned.
III Optical and other Instruments and 0hsses
carefully repaired at short notice. Ne can always
select Glassess to suit the visiou of tho pesDn -
he sees tham upon the frst trial. He WIN remain
in tins place but short lrae, and thoee N want,
Of the above articles viii please give him csu-
He will If required, 90 70 any re~Pscsseae- eouss
where his services may be wanted. fat sit4
sunbury, Oct 70, ls4s.a ga ial isai
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

PROBABLE successor TO PoUs.
9eT thFf- SIN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27
Probable Safety Of Sir John Fronklin, &c.

oEoReEy SHOT BY AN AUSTRIAN OFFICER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

i, !, ,,,,e,.r.,. Ml..,on to ns..,. Unsuccessful.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

rh. D,fnsuity between France and the 'oni'ea
states.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-24
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrnoRk, Nov 2S--5 p. m.
Fine wsafAsr Maryla~d senatorial eo~isst-CAarst 10
Ys~<sSaa. -Dseisio~ Of the eoeAidng eass-1xs Mar
ksfs. &c.
The charming and delightful weather that have no.
frequently late si continues, and keeps our prn
cipal crowded with the youthful and beautiful
Promsnades, presenting the appearance OF vast flower
garden, in the varigaed dresses Of the ladies Fine
weather also for the farmers; their fields look WELL the
earth Is in fine condition. and bright prospects are sparkling
In their countenances.
There is still great anxiety manifested among the work
OF this CITY, and indeed OF the whole State, ~ TO
VINO shall be elected AL The vacancy the Senate
sons1 py the cabinet appointment Of Reverdy Johnson
Inc indcauoas point decidedly to Thomas @. Pratt as
most 20 the successful candidate, and he being the
exponent OF that particular clique whose shoulders
the wings charge their failure governor at tho last
contest well all their oser political trbuations his
election viii be regarded as premoniton Of another do
feat next fall Indeed learn that the Whig Central Com
mee of the State, who opposed his election have
received from various parts the State that
there is fixed determination among the bone and sinew
of the party fold their and let the election gov
by default II Pratt Is elected to the Senate Among
the democracy, however, there s fixed deeyminason
elect their candidate for governor whether the wings should
happen to have their folded or In their pockets
II is positively announced here to-day that hewitt Steele.
for many years chairman oil the Wing State Central Comm
tee has received the appointment of charge Venezuela
Mr. Steele 10 most worthy and muchTespected gentleman
and 10 In very bad health but there is doubt this
appointment has been rendered TO him cool down the
asperiy in that section Of the wing party which he
attached against the election OF Mr. Pratt TO the Senate
Judge Purvance this morning, gave tho decision Of the
court in tho of the State Mrs. Julia Levin.
charge Of assault upon Mr. Henry Fite j. The court after
statement Of some length imposed hne Of $50 upon Mrs
Levin, and SO upon McMakin, her serving man.
Ink MARKETs---ln the Baltimore market the sales of
Howard -four for the week will amount 70 nearly
5000 barrels. - S "a esq., and $6the bulk Of sales
"a 983 Some holders refuse sell at less than S5 while
others accept the offers of lower figures and the market
closes in this unsettled state, with limited transactions at
these City Mills is held at g. There has been
decline in the price Of wheat and for the last three
days sales of good prime red SO 02 prime 100
l04 cents; white, los lOs cents; family flour, whits ITO
lis There has been good shipping demand for
corn with light receipts and prices for the best have adj
vanced especially for white We quote SO IS for
white and 60 81 for yellow New sells at SO
"a cents, in condition, Tor white and yellow.
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DrCH visstes ard Ms.<fllas 81 the latest P.rsssnn
Of my ofo a.
Rhine Armure sk vises and msnllss, entirely
and elegant s which We invite ne snsnco q ne ls5ss
" Nov 70 i is-srr tIn,sl R.pl =
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rELEoRArHIo RnroRTs EoR THE UNION.

y IA i
No~-arrivai Of the stsamsr Cakdo~ia
which, however, is one Of the owest boats Of the Cunard
WORKING A ana he
she arrives the news will be sent on.
Condition of Nvihu~ Marksts
n.w Yoan E0y SsIa p eek sSou, ne same
ST. Nancy 2a ssy on
unchsngsd-sales common State q ~ q p Gene.
e Rys sSss e "a Sa. mel S.s
mixed and s. cts yellow Rye oss CTS
aSns In S is
New Orleans sugar 81 cents Rice 81 81 cents Cot
dull and heavy; operators awaiting the news
now due whiskey nominal at "a cents per gallon
PHnADKLpHA, Nov. g. - p. m-S,ocks very active.
Treasury cs llil new loan ia; Pennsylvania IS s9i
and extra Is a IS So Rye -four and corn meal 81
Wheat inactiys and sales at slight decneIed los ioS
Corn dull-sma sales Of yellow 81 cents. Oats % IS
cents Provisions without much movement the sales be.
change uansacons limited The market IL dull
and 6eayy.smaI sales. whisksy n cents in hhds and
Nssg Orleans Market
NEw oELEAM Nov. 2I.-The Cotton market L heavy.
s has s.ss Ss ~
middiing and i0i iof good middIlng. - ~
Nrw Yonx, Nov 2s-p m
Henry Clay is still in city He paid visit yesterday
afternoon the Office the New York Herald 70 sss the
NJ he a S. he as.
the machinery by WHICH 90 much mischief was done
among Us politicians He further added that he hoped he
On rsaehlns the prsssroom Mr. oay said "Thi,,
ss Is ss H.
aeI arths! reviewing the premises left ..soai;hsd and
ment in the art Of printing.
There are no dngs yet Of the steamer Csedonia now
Our market remains stssdy-no special change IN The
brand and
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THE MESSAGE.

GsalIsmss Of tho S~afSaad Of the Hoas Of Representatives.
IThe above IL my own composition.
r. WAsHRsroN, p. U. 81
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o2 Religious NetscsChurch q jesus Chrsst Of lat
YER Day ssns-ibee VII oe P,eacmng mres ums 1mo,ow In
O'Clock the evening, by Elders ID. r. Whippe
Nov ~. b
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-24

zThe Teachers Of the city. public and private,
reminded that Henry win deliver his FIRST lecture then
this afternoon ~ O'Clock
The committee appointed the h meeting Of the Teachers
requested the Smithsonian Institute at O'Clock
Nov. ~
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There sales of 5000 bales OF cotton yeserday pre-
yous prices and the market easy Molssses % 20 cents
Sugars fmer at cents for fair qualities Freights on
cofton 70 Liverpool cent per ID. &
The brig Gunare and schooner H. Holmes arrived
terdsy Charleston The weather and pleasant.
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No~-arival Of the Steamer Caledonia
NEW YoRK, Nov. 23-4 p. m.-Thc steamer Caledonia
which, however, Of the owest boats of the Cunard
line-has been fourteen days The telegraph il
working from this city through HALIFAX and the moment
she arrives the news will be sent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-24


The Department Of the Interior, which occupies pc.
ston In the cabinet equal that Of the belly among the
members has been managed In beautiful manner by the
relic of. General Hsrrisons administration Considering
that Congress made provision for new Offices, and no
appropriations for this department has shown
itself equal TO full Committee OF Ways and Means In both
houses of Congress- general appropriation BILL and
Supreme Court with full bench. II takes the head OF this
department to manage difficult subjects, and what with
pseting the Commissioner OF Pensions and overhsuling
defunct Indian claims, IL stands forth. like old Smiths
queue i'm frosty weather, pre-eminenuy erect
The Department Of the Interior is the biggest child In
the tmndIc bed by all odds and but for way IL has Of
taking IL. place in middle OF the bed, another fellow
might sleep with It with pleasure As It's, however,
none Of tho cabinet prefer sleeping on both sides Of the
western giant and he rcposes like Lentenant oxbely
In Mdshipmsn Easy, solitary and alone The subject Of
vaccination the taking Of the census 10 now before this
department and committee Of COW doctors are out hunt
ing after healthy scsbs for the at salaries varying
from $4,000 81 800 per snnum, payable in advance from
the surplus fund, by covering warrants The renovation OF
the wigs OF the republic has also received marked attention
between meals and at odd times and public vessel has
been despatched Norway after Of bears 20
make hair oil by the puncheon II supposed that these
animals crossed with sufficient number Of healthy bears
from Wall street, New York, might render all further Inn
porsons unnecessary and II properly baited by the gov
eminent organ, might afford fine sport Cor the cabinet
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Last evening" as we sat in cosy armchair picking
our teeth with quill from the veritablc gander that led
on the flock that saved Imperial Rome the days Of the
purple Ssze we were aroused from revere by me
preceding document with verbal request that we
would have Il published in the Union soon - prsc
cable, for the purpose Of enabling somebody to write
message worthy OF the Heroic Age having peen n'n1ea
copying simply the celebrated speech OF one OF the earlier
Presidents OF some republic. to witt. y
= :. aV,ri, vidt, vici."
and 10 leave Congress- to supply the rest by Of s
own fruitful imsrinines Considering. ~ the boy said
when the lightning struck him, that something should
be done we have concluded to give the precious
a. we received it, and to leave the result . TOD and the
country. THE "HER0EC AGE"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12
NEW FALL GOODS@

G, YALE, JR., s. co., -.
'-..- ., RI MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving per steamer Falcon end Other arrivals
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment or
Plain. Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS; FaA.
gy Figured Changesbe and BrOch6 silks latest style
COl0Eed satinS White and Black do COored and w bite
eros d'AiIique Code and Glaze silks Colonel Flor.
euces Black Grape White and COlored do Grape Lse;
ulHsion, etc.
Black, Plain and Printed CashmeteS and MOussens de
LANES Black BOmbsZne; Alpaca LuStTes GihRhami.
and variety Of new style Dress Goods s-
.. WHITE GOODS. -
Syisu and Book MUSLINS Tarlatans; Cambria
JacOnets Bishop Lawn, Linea Cambie; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns lush Linen Corded Skirts
LA0BS AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
Thread Laees and Edgings Lille aud NJ uslin DO DO;
BObbin and siik do. do JaeOnet and Swiss TFmunss
Embroidered Capes Collars, Cufs and Mahd'lsS: Lace
Wells Lace FlOUncing; Embroidered l.. C. HandkeT.
deed do Lsdies' Fancy Silk Ties aud Bdndkerohies
Gehtemeu'. IAa5l am Fsucv Silk and Satin Crayats.
SHAWLS, SoARFS ASB SILK MANTILLAs.
A complete assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen',
GLOVES, all kinds sils, Cotton aud WaoIen HO.
SIERY Steel Reads; Pure Sill Sev4ug SIX Zephyr
bones Black and cOOEed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MINGS; Linen Tape and Robbins; Stay Binding
Green and Blue BareEe for Veb Hat and Ribbon Wine
. 9Va@ VO ''' s'''' STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl, Rutland, CObourg Berlin, Asdin
Pa,nila, English Split Straw. Tuscan Braid and Drvou
BONNETS Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full assortment
Of Plain, Satin and TAFT Ribbons, all colon HBd number
ARTIFICIAL LOWERS-Fre lunches, ivreaths
ETC. all Of which viii be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
@. YALE. Jr., n CO., q Magazlnes St
sens 2mdS We or bet,yeen Cannon and CrnveT ttr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

Mathematical nshhmcatg OF cyery
quality AID pnee.
Water C1i5ra-Recvus end New.
MAJ 3 iupegauo Coiura. l6 isaras
Of G cry ere, with ard without
I Locks and duWeru, and a fns
ASSORTMENT 3 .O0ss gol0fs, By Tho
single cake.
Z Poiciis-satle and csmel's han
Pencils and DTaEng Pencils Of
every gradr.
! Fabcr'r Lad pnsifr-A Iar-e
d supply q tLoss superior PrueiIE,
four didsrent grades, Always on
Coiorsd C-agE, one ass5rt-
1. menL in WU0i aud 0JherBiss.
EluiCys Parallel, octaron. squarp.
round and Cat Kulers, Of svery
4 kind and ME,
Diuidcrs German silver sprinr
and plain brass Divid0rs.
RldguF Cutlery Fme Pcu sud
Desk Knives. and Ersssrs, Of
every description.
Hood Psu-Bnwn's. srsncrr'g.
1 French, Ladders Spencer ahi
Randall's, and the large En-
i crossing Pens.
GoM Pmril aud Pen Hllders,
hne hasoTlmoni, s1iue with stone
heads.
Sled Pens, from al The best ma
kers, 0u cards and Ia Lu1eG, VI
every description In use.
Quiiis - Swan, wild godts aud
A HudEon'B Bay Quills, Of every
number, from 10 100, by he
thousand or under
{ Copying PrCEssr Screw and lie.
yer Copying Presses, four differ.
ent HEet, with apparatus CON-
. plcte, such as honhB, Ink, Brush
e, Oiled and Blotting Paper.
/, Noiariai Presses, hne screw, with
vufera and seal-papers Of every
, size.
Prou's Printing Tat, Of every qua.
lity aud price, in kegs and can.
isteu, Of every color. Litho-
graphic Ink, Of lhe finest quality,
, Constantly on hand.
! Blank Cards - Printers' Blank
Cards; euamele,l, ivory surface
] and eolored Card BoarJls, for
cutting 70 any size.
Visiting Card, porcelain and
other fancy qualities.
! PLAYING Cards - Eagles, Dech.
turs, Merry Andrews, HIGHLAND
Al crs, Of every quality and price a
some extra superhne God Ea-
giles and Mugul fancy Cards,
assorted numbers.
lBiiaicrs' Sl1rE, consisting Of
! Boards, Russiu, Cali, Sheepskin
I aud MOrOcc0 Leather, Plow-
i Knives, Ruling Pens and Ruling
:, ink, Sewing Parchment and
III Thread.
Printing and Book Binding o.
a every description, executed in
the beat style Of workmanship,
iuall the various lorms in use
aud Blank Account BOOKS, oil
4 any peculiar form, ruled aud
bound 70 order.
!, Didriss for 1850 -Claylon's large
y quartz and octave, felt's full
cap, half cap, quarto, octave and
VI l2mo, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic Memorandum Books, {
a new and beautiful article, puI
]. upn various forms.
Bakers Case, with and withou
locks.
Portfolios, different sizes, plair
and with locks. Together viii
large variety Of useful ant
= necessary articles for Mercantile
! and other purposes.
! us BY recent change in cur bust
, articles enumerated above, (boin,
the most liberal terms, aud we n
anerally TO examine our selection be
VID FELT 81 co.
. HaH, No. y CharIrs Street
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H 90 80"
BiqHt B11ts, such ls supcr-rnyal
Ie1Eeg, Journals, Cash aud
Fay Books, Invoice and Record
Booze, Royal Medium, DENY
and esp, iu fell sctH, Of every
stylt Of ruling and biH1 ing, soml
handsomely PACED, nud var
muiGl Of The test linen paper.
stsaHLaat Boot, Of every form in
usc Freight and Cabin Regis.
ten, Passage ReFitieru, Wool
ard General Receipts, Cotton
Receipt, Top and McmoFun-
dun Booze, u every And O..
ruling.
W1f.HT Paperf, IupgT-ruyal, royal
deny, folio post, English, French
and American Cap and Lattei
Paper, ruled and plain, Con.
mercial Post aud Record Paper.
ruled and plain, Packet Posl
anil Note Paper, Papeteust d
VARIOUS qualities, very fne at.
H0rtnruL together with Mottl
anil TmnEpsElnt WuftrH lliu.
minated Waiem-a new and
boauiiul article.
PhHry C9lJrul Pdpsr, glazed md
plain surface, various coluTs
Eug ish and American Tinue.
assorted colon, Tracing Paper
every SIZE, Gold aud Silver Pa.
Upgr and Strips, Bristol Boards
every size and MicEncss, PeriO,
uted Boards Of different Colors
Sealing Was and irafrrs, in Hrual
variety, s1periina English and
American, Of all Cnllrs and sizaa
Wiring I1iB, VI every quality.
English, French, American and
German, every color.
Extra fine Frcioh Pump falsluid.
Of very superior dniuh.
Iat5ialdI Of every kind, glass, ma,
hoganv, iron and brunEed metal
a very Ene assortment.
Paper Weighis, fancy glass, irDI
and hronzed.
Pen Holders, lns slfer-muuntel
Porcupine, Porcelain and ".
outcheon Shell Pen-holders, veTJ
dne.
MDuo Sedls-GlaEs Motto Seals
various designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl and Irory Td5ie,s, a hnl
assortment
Desk Tablets and Calendar
Porcelain States, every SIZE, soml
IN Morocco frames, very hn'
and superior article.
Letter Clips, different sizes Eni
patterns, English aud American
Eilt and bronBed.
Leilr Rereircrs, different sizes.
Spring Taps Measures, a YER
convenient article loT Die poke
some with linen gauge al
tachsd, brass and German silver
Music Books A lew beauti6i
manuscript Music Books.
Patent Bi0usrs, different sizes,
very useful article.
Fancy 1dps-Fine Ti0k and blu
Tape, for c0unting-hOuae use
hne assortment.