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To Farmers and EsairyGen.
Aathony i EmersOn's PdtefJ D0ptie- Al
ing Rotarp CkHrn,


DECULIARLY adapted to Warn, Climales,
II ss II produces butter as easily from sweet
milk Us from cream. In Bringing this tdeciual
and simple Chuin nio ute The proirietors, feeling
contItncc in it, tarabilities do noi hesitate TO
pronounce il the best thura ever caared 10 the
public. This churn il on exhibitions at the Accn-
cy. No. ., Jabn sirect, stcond story, coIncr Of
Btoldaas, New Yo' cty.
anc 10 order 10 nvncc he in.rcda!ons ard
,ali-l the curious at IL o'clock daily, aehuFn-
ing will be made.
The public arc invited to call and examine tie
machine, AMI see iis utility ts;ct. II combines
Tie following valuable qualities:
lst II produces butter in less time then any
other Churn, making il aud gatacIing il from
swee, milk IN ffom three 10 ojghi MINUTES, aud
from cf,am IN much less time.
2d. ! produces more Tut 81 from The faire
umoUn, OF milk OF cream lion Tie osdiraty meth
Oh as does is work IN more thoiough aud sci.
cniifc manner.
3D. 1t IS the chcprf,t ard mos, convenient
Churn ever invented, iesolying tie true phi.oso.
phicni principles Of butter mst,og,
h. New milk, all'r hcng Cbuined is sweet
and s1i'sbt tor & mily US.
5,h Instead Of feeding tie calf vi,h milk ii.
rect from The crw-chuu,d wet nj Wi an.
s~,f ,yefy purpose. By his means lie butter Is
u profit
We ,Icr It upon The Gi'lov NJ toms; II he
Cl1fn dos net prove IS ,lur4nerfct, !, may be
trturnc1 a. d 81 munes vi' r. refunded.
w have soes'ar'tt 90 h.,l sud ht sa'c. SIX
d.fT t,ut.z- as, Al 81 - sud sl2. ana-
be q thutninc 81 uac cane ia 81, lu,l5 and
20 sallorsrt NTH cream Also, tUuttso. any
exc made 20 or'vy.
Exclusive eeua,fy sb's 10 mauufao0te ard
sell 10 the state q Moth and south C4folita,
Georgia aud Florida, iuT sale al 1houi the rate OF
ono lurircd dollars tot each lu,Gu0 inhabitants.
Terms Cash. A discount oi - rcl cent. a.
lowed TO the tiudC.
All otders. fsSfSEf paid, aadrcfsrd q tie sub.
scrlbcF, viii be promptly aterted TO-
T. DOUGLASS, Agent,
No. John street, corner Of Roadway, n Y,
~ iou viii please serd 81 ehutn 10 Camden
via Charleston, care E4il Road Agent.
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abls 70 enter Upon amy serious employment 4
and bis FIRST impulse vas TO save his feel'ogs
u the came time he extended to him entire
and permanen, relief. This he found 20 diff
Guilty ia doing, uhd the old man placed 10 a
situation where but little application was ne.
oessary, while the income was sll.sufiicieni
for the comfortable support Of himself and
grandcbild.
The flowers offered with a purely humane
feeling, proved to be fadeless n,sers ; and
their beauty and perfume came back 10 the
senses Of the giver when oil other hlweis
were dead or d, Ing 90 isdark aud dreary way.
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liberal discount f., cash - bend al Tue cave
We have nov OF our shelves, ready ieF sale IN
various sized fonts.
$4,000 H. Ronln and Itatie TYPE.
$4,000 H. Fancy 7Jpe
1900 u Sr,iYt and Ra"niog hand.
5000 IS. Ornaments.
$4,000 4. Iype.metst Rute.
5000 n. Brsss Rule.
Presses, Chases, Gases, Wood Tyoe, InS, &c.
furnished at the lowest manufacturers pices'
either cash credit.
Our Specimen Book is freely givento all PRINT
ing oGiccs. -,
Printers 81 Newspapers v no Choose 70 puDi'sh
this advertisement including this note, three times
before the 1T Of October, lr4J, and s'nd us one
of the papers. will be paid fer il IN sps when
they purchase from Us. snd OF our spscmens. hNs
times the amour, Of their bill.
IL For sale, several good seeond-baid GYM
der and Pla'en Power Presses, Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & Go.
433t. 10 Chambers-strcd, 4 Y.
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ltuilF NuutS,
PilifER & YCRKE
Letter f.on Mjo5 Dread McDegald, Craa
trftk Post OEcs

y
trftk Post 0Fcs.
IooEE COUNTY, Nc, Dc. 25. is4:
DR.. J kghl--Dear Sir:
L5dy in this county, afflicted with nervous
ccmq I'M, Proapsus Utc,i, Fuor Anus orG
somewhat detunged mind, caused by ohsirueto5s,
was iuF about tselye months attended ~ four q
our eminent physicians, without ANY eject. al
every ore succeesively declared her incuable, ged
that sac had TO die. Size then procured two b.
ties Of your Abyssinia MINuee fem me, vhlca
cured her entirely. She has since married, ard
is in pcrce, good health and happy. The Abys.
sinia Mixture has likewise proved very thcaciogs
in many other diseases, but parlicu aIly in iemse
discasos, in which il should haze tie preference
OF all others
Yours obedtentlv.
nUGAI.D McDuGALD
Ffice for tie Atyssuia Mixture per bottle -
cents, 81 IS & $50.
Likewise en- hand and for sale. DR.. KuhIs Re
s;orer, Universal Plaster, God Mine Balsam, a.
I J, uuLTuN, Agent
Charlotte, n, c,
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qoagMr,
The Sighted Woman.

Go. nor look for my relentng!
Vex my soul no more with strife,
have done, what woman doeth,
Surely once in her weak life.
nave lov'd, and then repented-.
Seen my worship east away.
Yet at least crush'd the idol,
When knew that il was clay.
Yet myself break my irons,
Though my woman's hands we're torn,
Bruisd in struggling back to freedom,
From the bondage ! have borne.
Man! o would that thou vert glorious,
As saw thee in my dream;
That my feelings, honor nurtur'd.
Flow'd in fsrlilizing streamsl
4 have found them lava torrents.
Blighting. scorching, where they roll
Rank with poison, vegetation
Is the garden eff thy soul!
And the vows. Of luscious sweetness,
Breathieg odros o: the South.
Are but eddying winds Of falsehood
From the caverns Of thy mouth.
Did WOO thee7 Did sue thee p
Answer, coward. to my scorn.
Did hymn thy praise al sunset.
And beset thy path at morn 7
Was il not thy love that SHARED me,
Winning mine as kindred truth,
All unconscious a. ] entcr'd
On the Towering time Of youth
We're mine eyes like thine. guilt sharpen'd,
had search'd beneath the sheen.--
God forgive me for this passion
Now see thee false and mean.
! Shall I smile, with forc'd indif
Tho | sicken with my pain I
Hide my pangs from vulgar plying
Sill tho whirlwind of my brain
No. tho dullesi eve would find me,
And the.scornful finger point.
And the cutting breeze Of SANDER
Rack each quiy'ring nerve and joint
PIrY's for the body's suffering
Mine is but the cloven heart.
And mankind would boot such anguish,
If mankind be as thou art
10. and fool some other woman
Woo is me that thou shouldsl thrive.
stand as equal 'nong the noblert.
And amongst tie faires,, wive.
Woe 10 me, that maids are many,
Who of life as little know
AS Iodld when believed thee.
hut three hasty months agol
Dupcs there are enough for dupers-
Zach deceiyer has his share,
Wisdom bu, with grief is purehas'd-
And experience with despair
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Das. KkUsEI.ss
by ssinia Mixture !,
For Catarhs lnfuef n, Cestivt ness, Piles, Ora
vel, GcnouIr. elect, Fluof Altus, or Tie
Whites, Weakness, Obsti uctions, &c.
Conn .liLL, n. c., AuG l,lE4,

Gem .lIrl, y. c.. AuG l,ls4s
Dr. J Kohl Dtsr Sir;
leu vii please iyrwar6 10 Us as soon o. c.ar
ycn'sni, itcsbsnUp'y uf,b- Ges,orer ofihe Il-ol
and he Abyssnia MIXTURE, NC have sold out So
some tiaIo The Eestoscr and The DepgrtrSs
PoN der, lave proved 20 be very rlhcaei, US /
Gi,ulss oi tie chest. khsuUaiism IN, Sore Ltrs. u.
Examinations Of Tie Eyes, Debility ard other dire.
n'c diseases. We warranted the AbisSinia Ma
,ugt % every Pat.tnt, anJ 10 one hss asked 20 q
tie money f,turuCd, bat en- the contrary, every
one hes praised lis great san4t We powers.
W, remain yours, respectfully,
& a Ifi.N vi nm
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Printing Types.

a RE now sold at Brucc's New YORK type
"A Foundry, at the following very iow p'i 'I'i'
for approved six months notes;
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Z H6reiIGs, E'arGSOIs, EParG-
S0ltifes and sam. Shades.

of his own celebrated manofaeiurc for ale in
any quantity, and at greatly reduced Prices.
G, y pledges himself that Umbrellas and
Patasols from the "Croion Mandatory" shall
be a No. in every respect.
Mao lo,k, June, lS49. 27tf
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.


There arc denomI nations fiequen,ly met IN reports
Of markets. bot their English value not always rea-
Oily recolleoted. The following table will be ound
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"CEGTON glEEE.EbENG."
UMBRELLAS 4 PARAS0ISm
IY MACHINERY.
GEOEi G. L. J. BYRD,
MANUFACTURER.

G. p. would invite tie particular attention OF
his irier d. and the merchants visiting New York,
TO give him call at his rev and sp4cieus Manu-
factory and Warehouse,
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Nos. lac andEEa broadway.

[tNUIUN BUILDINGS J
between Cedar and Liberty Streets, where there
will always be found The most exclusive assert.
mCnt of
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NE w MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania of 2 street,
received the following and popular music WHICH
will be sold his reduced prices-four
The Rare Flower of quade composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by Gungl. .... ...t
Polka, performed by seyemark
pany
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel. ... &c."
The Harp Waltz; by VIC. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by G. Schustcr.
The Tedesc6 March, arranged from the Opera Of Ernan by F.
Boyer
Beauties Lucrca Boga Mosqueaes Reine &C., Pot
pourris; by H. CrameT il. ....,sE
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling -.. -. NV
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the scyemark Company
arranged by Helmsmuer
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename. ~:
Ernan lnvolam cavana, from the Opera Of Enan arranged
by Edelmann.
BIanche the Breath Morning Opera
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor though be- from Donnizei Opera Of Betty,
with English words.
The move look about; beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell.
Mother thou the dearest beautiful ballad from the
Opera OF Lucreta Borgia arranged by G. Linley,
land of die mountain; from the Opera Quentin
Durward.
is the song my mother sings; by Rodwell
The Lonely Rose by Jenny nd music by NJ W. Bale
Thouu my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne OF gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by @. Davis.
Mary Blame Words sung by Madame Bishop; j.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich. ."..
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aug3
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

% . n sssss = @ Pass .5 g
several sssIessn are snsassd = regular sossusss Known as
leading adj railIoad I men In iAe county
on was attempted IN this country elsewhere devoted % the
TEN on lis humble begnnngs and eo6ucd to carry il Twsd
ill the whole civilized world has become dependent upon
than upon any other agency whatever.
The railway system great neees
great idea q modern times has already done
burdens Of labor,
elevate him in the scale Of being than other thar
The steam engine we regard as the greatest achieve
manhe extraordinary instrument fI good
swiest upon wing, eayng-not thought language alone
huffman, living, beatihg sensitive maninstnc with new life
creao Without danger and without fatigue enables
enoymen The physical gaidcaons and the various
social existence manner therefore, unknown gives
creating ofanoyment and multiplying infinite
i viii no, have achieved is highest work I'LL has
and all as highest 'oea
borhood, ALPHABETICALLY poongs being but four
whossei therefore, aSors in i. aed has more Than the oId
nary Tor easnoh ne working SI or
views intend in accordance With their spirit conduct the
history influence and improvements railway
inquiry management scientific discoveries
mechanic arts steam nawsanon and
braced in the range Of our labors.
Under mining head the readers Of Journal will find
series Of articles the iron 1re and iron aaneure Of the Uni
q s al s1 m ct
MT Hodge has for many been IN e
embracing descriptions OF ore,
working different mines the
several blast furnaces and the results Of their working This work
be published condensed form in the Journal series
weekly conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
with statistical tables of different DISTRICTS and such plans and
drawings may be found desirable.
Besides this iron, Mr. Hodge furnish the Journal
lead of the United Sta
which have been carefully examined by him. with information
mining subjects generally.
be found indispensable all parties engaged
mining This
scientific
manufacture and mining Of the whole
r. James, Of Providence has also been engaged
editor Of the Journal He will furnish
mechanical
ton of the manufacturing interests of the His reputation
mechanic
already well public He will furnish
formation touching other branches of industry and of
Britain political
mechanical invention of her people
other
American skill, industry, and enterprise giving
community of nations To
railway, the valuable Of all this Journal will
estly devoted.
]. II. SCHULTZ l. co.
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TUE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
$40, OF thirty for $40 volume July under
most favorable auspices organ Maryland Ag
cultural Society, and all the prize reports
published therein The society s determined
raise s0O, 10 ba appropriated follows plate
valued go 10 be awarded person Obtaining s oi
October the largest
mencing In July SO for the second
list The publisher added prizes payable ae
cultural works He also offered 500 prize
coming volume, $50 in silver plate for essay
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings Of the
rm yard so for the cultivation tobacco and
so for the best the management Of the dairy
The first NUMBER July will contain Of the most
valuable papers, from the Edmund Rurs Of Virginia.
presented the agricultural public, particularly OF tide
regions Of Virginia. Maryland and the Caroinas gives the details
Of his rm for the five he has occupied his
estate eastern Virginia. and ccnusiyey that with
able degree OF prudence In It's management farming be made
profitable The year
charge Of his farm Mr. Rufn shows that his clear
capital invested for land negroes implements stocks SIG
third 1873 fourth % SO and
hhh 0 besides supporting his family, his hands
stock &c. and raising value Of his farm nnscay double
worth when he took In hand Every farmer and planter
In the districts Of country, viii read this paper with
the deepest interest
number papers,
which from GRoRaE w. DobBs,
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society," The
suucton Of the fences and from Col CAPRos the sub
ject with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Socicy's Hall,
June @-2awN 1913 Baltimore It,, Baltimore, Maryland.
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MEDIcxL DEPARTMENT. OF Hampden sidney Coll
Ill lege Richmond, VaThe twelfth annual of lee
lures "a this institution win commence Monday October 2ad
M. Professor Obstetrics
Women and Children
L. W. CH.aBERLAysE NJ d. Professor Of Materia
Therapeutics.
s. MAups, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
CHARLES BELL GIBsoS NJ d. Professor Of surgery and Surg
cal Anatomy.
CAKrER JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor Anatomy Physi-
ology.
Dawn TUCKER, d. Professor of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
A. L. PETicoLAs, NJ. d., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus, and illustrations for the demonaor
departments have recently received additions and
complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
of the student and especially valuable those preparing for
the south. Clinical twice week
College Inhmary, (Which immediate with
College, week In the Richmond Aims House.
the diseases occurring In southern practice with,
the udent has the eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with their types and The frequency Of Sur
gcal operations before the class together with the facilities for wit
Of Surgical
Schools Of Practical Surgery,
s. Tickets Of Professors clos,
Practical Anatomy 0 Graduation Fee S5 Board including fuel
lights and servants attendance be obined at say s4k per
week. b. MAUPIN NJ D.,
Aug ll-sw6w Dean Of the Faculty
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law school In Lexington, virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open Law School this place.
mencng Monday the 2s day OF October and ternBa
ting the 10th March, 1850 The pupils viii be divided into
classes The book in the junior will be Ste
pben Blackstone, let sae Evidence Stephen Plead
Ing and LIST &C Greeneaps Evidence. The senior will
embrace fuckers Commentaries Greeneaf and stare Ev
dencc st vol Of each Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading LIST
vol Of Chty Pleading Hocombe Introduction Equity Jus
prudence, ubes Equity Pleading Mords Pleading D
Of Real Property Executors and Administrators
Arrangements will be made with Philadelphia law publisher fur
nh The above works, the best terms and young gentlemen
posing attend subscribers him
early notice Of their intention, and TO inform him whether they desire
20 be supplied with any portion Of above works, through s
dum. They win be furnished students The
be Of the senior class will the privilege Of attending the junior
without additional The for the daily
his students will be 30 arranged BY the subcrber a. enable
OF either class Of the Professors
OF Washington College should expedent do
few lectures win be delivered the Of the the Ju
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee win be go per session, payable In advance
L.n.sror, Va, July IL, ls40
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| HoRAcE y. ASA. ISAAC n. pILIEA
Land and Agency Once the Capital nh

HORAcE y. Assn. ISAAC u pILIER.
General Agency Once at the Capital OF mn
noss City OF Springfield.
40 nonYedsni Of Rsss iaad, holders Of Illinois iAls
edes and all dsfsrs Of purchasing State ands
Illinois scrip bondsTne undened would respectfully
the public that they have established this eihe capital the
Illinois oad and geaai agency oes for the
of all business spperainng thereto within the limits Of the State
All transactions relative 10 The purchase and sale Of lands
reporting their location advantages and paying
ing selling all descriptions Of this every
ut business attached land agency
most extended scale promptly fsilupy
KETEREsoEss
Messrs Dnifendorf h Nllss, Washington city.
{" a. Gowdy Co., LOusyfle kentucky
Thomas j. Reed, ESQ.,
Messrs. syekles \ Co., 81 Louis, Mls'osri.
A. Christy esq
John NJ. Winner, esq, :"
His excelency A. q. French, governor of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
John Moore, treasurer
>. II. Treat, judge supreme court.
Lyman Trumbun, Z" :"
!" J. Dean Cation, I"
Messrs wadsworth \ sheldon, New York city.
David Leayiti, esq,
a. Bartlett, esd, No. Front street, " :"
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dlef, O.
Jos l.. Chester, g
Col. s. W. Black, Pitsburg Pa.
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
G. p. Sanger, esq, T" S ....
Henry X. Stone, esq, Z" +"
J. d. Pratt & Co.. baltimore, Md
Ap ll-dim&sw3m
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Of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.



THE Eighth Session will Monday October which d,
the Punctuaf attendance of all the The
duties Of The CLASSES are promptly reeomnenced and very inn
poant that all their MEMBERS old should take
the the The
LIST OF October the LIST Of being
August and September In College,
full OF professors have for pursuing
tire course OF collegiate studies equal thai prescribed In Older
colleges OF the North At the third
ating class received their aeademical degrees.
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adoins College,
the preparatory classes carefully competent
under the supervision OF the Professors Of the College Thus pupils
may enter the institution early and their entire
course study under the same direction until they graduate The
department embraces those partial members Of the
or preparatory classes who may be preparing for The count
other e Such admitted
all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes ubs
ung place OF the classical studies such
cessary a preparation for business
French study without charge all the classes
In addition 10 the French the mercantile students will
without charge, German, other modern language
The location OF the College perfectly healu
villages temptations
Moral and religious education chief design OF
The charge, covering all academca expenses
@ per session Of ten months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All The departments are under the immediate supervision Of The
Register or for further information well for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN u. KERF0OT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College OF ~ James, r o., Maryland.
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More generally WarTenton SpTings,)
AS for the reception Of visitors the first Of June.
sve improvements are In progress, that viii give
10 the whole establishment No will be spared adding
Us embeishment 10 the comfort and pleasure Of the
Knowing ocular evidence
value of the partc-
ua has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaons and complete the original design, crafty
and OF guests well their health
pleasure Situated In remarkably healthy fun
Wanenlon, visitors may horseback carriages,
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque scenery
the alleys, the pistol gallery billiards.
the beahu dance The lovers Of and flowers will
cn'ar been taken their approval while ow
awn, gold and silver fish, the elk buffalo,
nature In word has been taken which expanded lib
eay could suggest add the comfort and
visitors The hurdle and ball.
ade, and brilliant ire will lend their attractions
Nor these preparations designed for the monde only To
holy ministers OF religion OF denomination cordial
grudgng nvitn,cn given to spend the The
Of the church respected throughout the
These rs 3 miles, according
Fredericksburg, and 40 so from Alexandria -weeky stages
will from both these points I'LL July when daily lines will he
nj or m, reach the springs day
These springs known the Post Once books Wauenon
Springs and all letters should directed,
Waenton sent 10 The White Sulphur Springs, In Geenbrsr
Terms Of board will be oows $50 for the whole end
october; SIS for months sa5
lodging so cents each Servants children under twelve
Old half price No charge for children under three old When
tables provided for children before
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged full price,
Horses so cents day, or $40 month
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and coage will
be charged for private supplies. -
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-diawScpd
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william ". Bsyly,
Importer dealer fancy staple stationery, Pennsyeana
avenue, 6efveer liza and 1874 streets.
THE himself exclusively stationery bus
in all m branches and prepared to furnish kinds
Cap letter. ledger, wrapping note and fancy papers and
velopes
Cutlery steel pens, quilts
Ink, inksands, portfolios
Gold and pencils drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books, &c.
He receiving constantly additions by the Eng
sh steamer. and packets and win sell lowest prices
Letie, and cap paper At q % per resm