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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-13
To the Public.

The mineral lands" included the foregoing procla-
nation are CHIEFLY situated between Lake Superior and
the Montreal river and Isle Royale, in the northern
insua Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhausess Of copper and other found
therein. 80
considerable number of those mines have already been
discovered in the ranges, within lew miles OF Lake
the geological character OF the country
and the already made, it cannot be doubted
that Others equally, il valuable, will be found
III ough0ut thus whole mineral region"
In OF the mines worked copper Is found almost
pure and in fact, of the native copper and
Weld greater per centage than any other discovered
in the world. Silver also found in conslder abe guam
titles.
All the necessary materials for the construction OF fur
naces and fuel for smenR found in abundance in the
Immediate neighborhood of the mineral.
The climate the winter, though cold, does not inter-
rupt the orerations of the lin fact. that
considered the favorable for their operations.
The proximity Of these mineral lands the shore of lake
which several safe and excellent hs Ibors
and the communication thcreiron, by the Saut Ste
Marie lakes Huron, Erie, &c, furnish ready OF
the products OF these lands the principal
IL likewise appears from the reports TO this office,
agricultural lands OF lair quality producing
culinary vegetables and grass abundance, and
when properly titled they have been found favorable for
and good market will be found at the mines
Timber-such as white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, Ncs, in many places, very abundant, and
by its thrifty growth gives evidence of the richness Of tho
soil.
Maps showing the localities of the mines and other value
able information relating thereto derived the geologi
cal survey, &c which cannot be embraced in this brief
notice. will be prepared and deposited the land Office
the Sau Ste Marie, for inspection, early
tcabe, before the commencement Of tho public sales.
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 2-IawUune
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To the EDITOR.

WASHINGTON Cry, May p, lsis
SiR Under the editorial head of the Union OF this date
you state n the battle OF Bad Axe General Dodge com
mande the left wing OF the American army, whilst Gen
eral Taylor commanded the right" That is mistake
which you will please to correct, by stating that Colond
Dodge did not command the left wing of the America
army on the Mississippi, in 1882, at the battle OF the Bal
Axe. against the Indians. He commanded the Michigan
aud Galena mounted volunteers, that were formed in Of
der OF battle on the left OF regiment OF regular To
commanded by Col. Taylor, (the army commanded byn'
late Bngader General Aikinson.)
| am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY DODGE
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Arrival Of the Crescent City.-Lassat from Chss~
Correspondence of the Baltimore Pariot--By Telegraph
New YORK, May l2-2 p
The steamship Crescent City arrived here this mon
ing from Chagres, which place she left on the 18th M
The steamer California had not arrived at Pana"'
when the last information was received -.
There about $500 passengers at Panama, thn
teen hundred of whom had procured passage from ve
sells in port. Other vessels were daily arriving, and
The latest dates from California are to January II, VI
Valparaiso. :.
The first mate of the Crescent City was unfortunately
killed while hiring salute OF cannon the day she h
Chagres.
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Ceishr"sio" OF the Landing Maryland Pilgrims

OF the Landing OF the Maryland Pilgrims.
WE Committee Of Arrangements of the Pniodemc So
ciey oil Georgetown College have the honor inform
% ozens oil Washington, Georgetown, and the vicinity,
h ne splendid steamer Baltimore has been chare red by
% Tor an excursion, the 10Th OF May next the
c. a. ne ancient town Of ST Marys, the purpose OF
the landing Of the pilgrim fathers OF Maryland.
lin. az non VIII be delivered the sion by Il. Col
,ta ssq OF Baltimore and the Rev DR. Charles Con-
TINS pI: I've, oil New York, will offciae chm plain.
Wnshin,noe VIII leave the Georgetown WHAT at 2, and
viii return a p m, on Monday the l4,h instant, and
number Of odauons will be prepared for a limited
nun. h o. gentlemen and ladies' Applications for tickets
=" s rs soon as possible Committee OF Ar
70, ne price per ticket for the entire Trim will
an H. ~, smnngon to Richard H. Clarke, eco
On street. and 70 John Carroll Bent, ssq corner Of Il and
Ap A-dsd
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NOTICE.

SUSpf"stOW " H|u"U SufeSs
The sales directed by the above proclamation to be
held at the land Office at Saut Ste Marie Michigan, on
the fourth and eighteenth of June next and on the third
of September next, will be suspended until the United
States biologists shall have fully closed up their expora-
tons and surveys, and designated the mineral from the
agricultural lands, OF which due notice will be given
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Nav IL, 1S1o
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DEATH OF Jupas BRoUaH.-Judge Brough, late dis,n
gushed editor OF tho Cincinnati Enquire, died OF cho
Mt Cincinnati, on Friday afternoon lie had but receng
taken seat on the bench The disease Is earfuy on
increase Thirythrse end eight deaths hsys DOW
reported since Friday.-1sb. citg7u.
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(NHALLEHGE BLACKlN0.-W. FISCHER, importer
~ Of stationery, parchment Rodgers cutlery, Nc has
received fresh supply of Mason unequaed and in.
imable blaokng, which he will dispose OF at the manu-
so!us, price, he being the sole agent for the psue'
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I AND WARRANTS wANTED.--rhe highest market
IL price will be given for land warrants by
May i2-3t CORCORAN ~ RIGGS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06
WORTHY OF ATTENTION =

vrsT ARRIVED. ani ior sale Ga usual
81 t,rns. a; the cd stand Of Evans ofeg.' ..
hey Soa..,-,e.si eo-aer Of the square, a.-fs'ia'l'
Texas
Wed Wore
Painted Tabs, keelcrs and Buckets, Cedaf f's'
~. ma Churgs. wei Ba,se.s, Brass bound
s'ul VANISHED Buckets, Hat0u.hel Measures
Mario. Baskets, Wash Boards, Butter lnn's'
Rolling Pins, Dem. 5iius, Cocoa bpPts' DC
Nnt!reA
snrc,iar Indigo aH1 Aadle', Pepper Ginger
Br.msfoue Flower Sulphur sei fc.f'' NA,t'a-
tus. Ann. Salt., Starch, Cine. COPY - ID
FF 2. Raa rowdef. 5o9 .os. i'.a' loe' lo'.
SHOT. tau Nnd-,) 90 los. sl-f CAAd'e : Tour
bbIs APPLE Vinegar
CcHHr'
Nine thsus7ai 90. Round Pots, Ovens god
Sn.d.,. o4d l.it.. Andifoas, Wagon byAt.i e..
q 900 ~ Chains.
RoTs.
palIuy Manila, ald cotton Rope, al sizes
Onflarzs.
rouf hundred yd, heavy Alabama. Cal aud
zee tie prcc.
Srmme- Cia'iing.
A general asearmo1.=-aa qualities ila'-
AMI Gays. Gents fashionable beaser iesHer
fad Cl'p lat. Gas.' 10 Gents Ea.I-A '.faaa
sai pcad Era 4 d.. Ci0,a Cps gre4.
nys6-iIg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06

1 H. the old pot-mcial aad casting !
\ mas be- delivered at the Founder
shall for which one dollar per handrcd
will he givsn incl a y " RRS~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06

/ :tnii VI iARBluN "a GO. tacs
l I tnuefsa8 V c'a's sl-t.err
~H,a- aep'ea 'iauiIy oa h.a3, i,r ~, a.
iI.rlH- r.ys. bel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-06

y A. rAInlp. lHu4sg az Lac. g,.
l F.. Harrison county Tear
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>aAdlc and l!arntN, Haklng.

DRrRl FIELD, Admir-
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-13
PLANO FORTES.

THE undersigned manufacturing al their establishment
In Baltimore, g. IL, and octave PIANOS, Of all pat
terms Styles which they confidently recommend to
professors amateurs The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly Of tnuch which commend them to
players Of every school, well those who distin
kuished by soil and delicate action, those who cha
racterized by bold, Fiery, and rupid movement
They authorized 10 refer 10 numerous professors IN
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials in their favor, and they warranted in re-
commenting them by the universal appreciation which they
received from The great number of persons who have
them In Baltimore, and IN the south and gene
rally They are confident that they make an instrument
equal any made anywhere in this country in Europe,
and their manufacture OF Pianos enables them 10
sell terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted and they will be kept IN tune one
year after purchase, without charge. ~
An agent will visit Richmond in short time, and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina, and will receive
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed at our
mandatory,
TF Orders will also be received at factory direct,
and special pains taken to give satisfaction
sE sf+ KNhDE a. GAEIIIE,
No, o Eniaw at, opp. The Eutaw House, Dalt
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SEAMAN s. MUIR,

RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an as
"A sortnent or FANG Yand STAPLE DR. Y GOODS
adapted TO the City Trade and purchased much below
of importation, which they are offering at rey
small adrduce
They have received by the various steamers and
packets, a very general assortment Of RICH FANG
DIZZY GOODS, to which they invite the ate nton OF pur
chaser In their sfnck will be found the Nonreames Of
Paris and London stt
They beg leave TO present their thanks for the patronage
30 berally bestowed upon their establishment and to as
sure the public that they will strive TO secure continuance
OF confidence and support
II Is their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexamped success thus far they
are determined leave honorable efforts unried 10
compsh their design considerable amount Of expert
ence in has demonstrated to their satisfaction that
the only sure Of obtaining and securing large bns
mess ID to have upon correct prncple and that
while merchants they consult the interest OF their GUS
TONER'S they pursuing the only method OF advancing
their own.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ut u PALsIER,s COUNTRY NEWsPA-
v. PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Bading,
New York embraces the best newspapers OF all the
Giles and primo pal towns in the United States and Cana
d for which he - duly authorized 10 receive advertise.
ceipa. ll n stl 4ss II
Mercans, manufacturers, artists and individuals gene
rally besides public instituons Incorporated companies
and societies who wish advertise In, subscribe for,
newspapers Of any section Of the country respectfully
invited 10 examine the files
To remove all doubts aud misapprehensons the agent
hereby notifies the public that is authorized by
him 10 solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for the
newspapers fur which he Is The only authorized agent
The annoyance merrans AMI Others, growing cut Of
numerous pretended agencies in this city renders the adop
ton Of this course essentially proper TO guard against Inn
position. sfl54
Those, therefore, who wish business with his
agency and avoid mistakes respectfully invited To hand
m their or,iers al the Office, or address
v. B. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
n The cost of advertising in country papersa s oil
the cities and towns throughout The union in which the
papers pnhshedogethr with the copies OF the seve
raj papers ior which he the duly authorized Agent may
be seen this Office in the Tribune Buildings
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-13
CLOTHING, &c.
DEYLIN.S, CLOTHING WAREHOU.

DEVLIN.S' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
No. 80 Jnhn street. corner OF Nassau.
THE Subscribers are prepared with extensive and
L select stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOIHING,
to which they respectfully invite the attention OF wholesale
and retail buyers.
They have on hand and In process of manufacture up
wards Of FIFTEEN THOtSAND G4RMEN1'SNl
which they guarantee 10 be made with all the elegance and
durability Of the best custom ,rork Of the most fashionable
houses in The United States and prices .NsHALr
Isss and this together with the Cash Syse, forms The
great secret OF their most 1atierine success
Their stock OF French, English, German and American
Cloths Cossmetrs, Fesgs, Bearers, Ifreeds, &c o. is
they venture assert the largest and best selected oi any
similar establishment in New York.
Their work made order they guarantee equal TO thai
made at the most noted merchant alors Of the city, but al
nriees corresponding with their Cheap Cash System For
IN every department. they have secured the services Of the
best Cutters and Worikmen the city affords.
Terms CASH or no delivery. n
DANIEL & J. DEvIIN,
81 John street. corner of Nassau.
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ENaRAyINas. rAINTINes.

DIcTuRE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEI. GLASSES,
( DC ~ WILLIAM q STEVENS, 3i3 Broadway, a
short distance above the Park, LmpDR1ERS AMP AM,
DEALERS IN ENGLLSH FRENCH AND GER.
MAN ENGf4 PINGS MANUFACTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, DC.
w & S. have made such arrangements with the hrsi
publishing houses in the PRINT line, both in London and
Paris as viii to them constant supply of all the
most popular subjects from the best artists as wei as ts
sell al very reasonable prices
IfiN7'EL And PihR GLASSES, In all the varieties
Of French, Elzabetan and Gothic styles constantly on
hand or framed 10 order from original designs with supe
ror French plates and with that faithful attention 10 quail
ty which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on hand.
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
ESTdBLI,SIIltfENT.

nUANTIN & LUTZ Cabinet Makers and Upbolsterers,
" have the honor to inform their friends and the public
general that they have taken the large commods aud
attractive Bazaar Store, No 2y2 CHESTNUT STREET, op.
pose tie Academy Of Fine Arts, where they hav-
ready inspection large and splendid OF
tic.s their line; such asparor, chame. and boor fre
nitr., the latest Paris style, which they ss
modtrate price. e
Grateful Tor the liberal patronage have received, we
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same, pegns
selves exert greatest end, give satisfaction
our patrons by the quality aud finish OF articles which
we will guarantee TO be- Of the best Workmanship.
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM sTREErn, NSw YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS under the firm of BERGEN d
4 GALABRUN, having reitied and repenshed this spa
cous establishments now prepared TO receive company
There are hundred and apartments In this house,
consisting Of dining saloons sitting rooms, parors lodging
rooms The large hall may be used Tor balls or public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, moments notice. retire slmens
for any number Of persons from one TO three hundred to
accommodated at the came time There are rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
,ea and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ke affords Liquors and wines from the hest establish.
mcnis In the city Pastry and Confectionery FURNISHED a.
every day. and attention will be spared to give saiisac
lion Men OF business and those visiting the city will md
the selves centrally comfortably located, and the
prices will be found be moderate The French and
Spanish languages spoken in This hotel.
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALADRuN
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scSxa Steam Commun Mica tioR direct from,
xxAAlISE. Southamp tOn to New Orleans and
bacE.-Fursuani from his Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty The cd OF November next theca.
forward Ind Of each succeeding month"; the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South,
ampton Bermuda Nassau Havana, Cat Ship Island,
New orleans Vera Cruz and Tampco, returning by the
same to England s7sl .H'4stg
This arrangement admits of easy quick convey
and from Southampton and the places men.
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
hfher from the Companyg vessels their arrival ut Cat
or Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who win have steamer ready and other convenience
provided for that purposs at cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person. The facilities will be afforded
frona New Orleans, embarkMg board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
The estimated time FOR The voyage from Southampton Ia
follows ITO Bermuda ls days; Nassau 81 days; Havana
% days Ship Cat island New Dreams IS ~ days. Vera
Cruz, 30 days; Tampico, o. days
The Steam Packets ara apponsd TO leave Ship or Cat 10
land fIarbor on their return To England at A. NJ ON the
2Ia u each month"; BY the above alterato passegefa
proceeding 10 tho West indies by the al Of the month steam
err will BE conveyed via Btrmta and by tie llth Of tho
ponth stesEser heretofore via Maera and Darbadoes
Particulars fares MAY be obtained on applica-
tvn the Royal Mail Seam Packet ConpaDy's Offices 80
Moorgatc street, Sols; ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Metss Derue 4 Co, RE diEnghien Paris; Mr. Gleanzer,
IA sulevart Possoer ditto; Mr. liuneiker, Iian,burgh;
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans.
&c Moorgair street. Lon,laii' ~ CnAPPEL, secretary
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
L, cHApDELAINE,

TTAS received per late arrivals large and splendid assort
III ment Of FRENCH PATENT OLEOSIA TIC
lamps different patterns There Lamps were invented
by celebrated A. Thorie Of the French Academy and
considered the best Lamps now In USE These Lamps
are for sale only ut 375 broadway, In this city. < E
Also on hand large assortment Of CUTLERY, OF
RANDOLES, VASES, CHINA WARE, TOILET
SETS and every article in the Furnishing line.
Mr. Z. being agent for the BROOKLYN FLINT
Glass 10 prepared to execute orders Tor Rich Cut and
Engraved also Pressed Plain Glass Of variety al
RETAIL and invites the attention OF purchasers
10 The splendid OF rich Glass Ware on hand at
his where they depend upon being fur
nsed with the finest quality OF Glass Ware ever inanuiac
red being tile only place where the Brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass can be procured.
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nj LINDSEY has removed 10 the buildings, No. &c
u. Liberty STREET. trst store from BrcadwayD where he is
prepared exhibit with few exceptions an entire ae,o,
seasonable and desirable stock Of 1
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety plain and figured black colored
and changrahe Silks G
DRESS GOODS of every description: plain and figured
Csshmerrs and Mouse de Iaincs, Mernors &c. Also,
large assortment 81 FANCY CAP AND BONNET
RIBBoNs together with plain, eolored and black Satin
TatIiits Ribbons
riety anil newest styles tf
STA WIS Of all kinds and qualities, including Silk,
Broche Thibbc Cashmere Tutkerri, &C. &c. He would
particularly call attention 10 his unusually large and desr
hle assortment. II LACES, fEafBROfDERLES, AND
WHITE MUSLTNS. w ~ 'ft 2 f,Il
Aud he would respectfully ask the Inspection of his
In general by those who willing avail themselves OF
tow rRiuss for Cash and Short Credit. t G.F
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HAIL, THoMPKINs q BLACK,
LATE HARQUAND q. Co.

HAVE inst received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
II Ware, consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery with pafcd handles match their patterns
Of Silver Forks; rich Epcrgres, Silver mounted, with
without pn,tenu Dish Covers; Casors Tea Kettles and
JIrn, Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg Boilers and Egg Stands;
pain and chased Walters In sizes fium 10 - neh 8;
Flower Fruit, jelly, and Ice Cream Sands &c, &c.
IN SILVER WARE,
The variety Of patterns and exten, Of their assortment s
much greater than be found Of any every other
in this city, and the quality OF their Silver Gas
well as the Workmanship is not to he surpassed in the
limited Snlrs Their assortment OF Diamond and other
rich Jew.iry Watches Chains &c, In completc all oil
which are offered for saie small advance the
Inc old stand No 1911 Broadway sign Of the Golden Eagle
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FOR PHILADELpIrIA.

TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY Raj. ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. N H. loot Of Battery Prces, by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy every day, (Sun
day excepted,) at six o'clock. fai 3''s7 WA
Passengers win take the from South Amboy to Cam.
den and arrive in Philadelphia, about II LIZ o'clock.
Fare to Philadelphia s3 for forward deck passengers
Philadepha 81 @ Emgrant and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, at liz O'Clock r. NJ fare
1895 Freshoid and Monmouth, via Stages from Hghtstown
and Vests Turnout from New York 70 Freehold by Vests
Turnout, 81 H. from New York Freehold by TIghtsfow,
sl TO Spoisweod and Vests 75 CENTS South Amboy, %
cents; Perth Amboy, l2 IL cents
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation of those persons wishing to spend
part Of the day Philadelphia either business or plea
sure Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting the
the same day, or at O'clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion s5, to be had the Office, No
. West Street, board the boat
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed each passen.
ger in this line and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk Of lis
l. BLISS, Agent
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CABINET, FURNITURE AND
E.SI,i BL LSyIJfENT,

TIE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms
No 173 Chestnut street. opposite the State House. re-
specially solicls from the public continuance the
terns patronage which for many years they have been
pleased extend him In his former establishment south
fh stfeetls stock OF Furniture and Upholstery en-
braces almost every article known In the trade, prices
low articles OF a similar quality be purchased or
the seaboard and he offers 10 the community his
ancc that his arrangements in manufacturing will preclude
the possibility Of any article being offered their nspec.
ton which will not be entitled TO his guarantee.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited
examination Of his stock either purchasers other
wise. CRAWFORD RIDDLE
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Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Ket-
HIN. ties. &c.

JVALTER SMITH, 229 Pearl street. offers for sale
the lowest market prices wrought finishing clouf,
shoe and trunk Nails Brads Tacks and wood Screws Of
brass and iron; brass Kettles, baed and unbaled All
kinds OF Hinges Turn Buckles, Hooks and Staples Blind
Fasteners Stair Rods Cutlery, Flea Rasps DC. Locks OF
all kinds, Wool Irvine, Bed Cords Rope, Cutlery, Files,
Sad Irons, DC. t.
nooDYEARSp Patent Gum Elastic Composition for Ma.
VI chine Betting, has been fully tested possesses
merabe advantages that manufactured Of leather
viii last great deal longer and can be produced at
deal less expense.
The METALLIC STEAM PACKING, for steam.
boilers Is now conceded to be superior to any article
before used for thai purpose. The above sold by
ID. HODGMAN &E&
N u. India Rnhher WhrehnIae. u Ma.len Lam