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rtP IINpSEy has removed TO the buildings, No &C
ID, Liberty Street (frs from BroadwayO where he Is
prepared 10 exhibit with few exceptions, an entire neir
reasonable and desirable stock Of
SILKS AND FINCy GOODS,
embracing every variety plain and figured black, eoored
and changeable Sllke,
DRESS GOODS Of every description; plain and figured
Cashmeres and Mouse de LANES Msrinoes; &C Also, a
Ribbons together with plain eoored and black satin
's TRHN eipSn AND GIMP TRIMMINGS Of every va
Sii1IvLS Of ali kinds and qualities, including silk
narcuarly ali attention hs unusually large and desira
hle assortment of LdcES EMBRoLDERIES, AND
And he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
in general by those who willing 70 avail themselves OF
low PRICES for Cash and ShcTf Credit
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic NIedi-

lNPHM LARlABEE No. 20 South Calvert ST., Baltimore,
Il has always Oh hand The largest and most complete
sortment OF pure Botanic remedies in the United States,
prepared under his special care al his Laboratory-b being
the first erected in the United States for the special purpose
Of preparing Ihomaonia Botaic Medicines All Of the
pnyerzed ana arelss are pni up ~ quarter
tons suitable for retailing. and upon better terms than the
articles he had Or In The United States Every
article in his line is warranted genuine The public rely
upon this.
D- liberal discount made to country merchants, who
particularly requested call and examine quality &c,
before purchasing. 5.gt. .ta4 a j
n The various Treatses, embracing the most reputed
authors upon the 1l,Unsoa Botanic System Of Medi.
cine may also be had at his establishment, by the quantity
O single N
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS under the firm Of BERGEN &
GALABRUN, having refitted and replenisied this spa
cious establishment now prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments In this house.
consisting OF dining Saloons sitting rooms arlors, lodging
rooms, The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish, at moments notice, refreshments
Tor any number OF persons, from one TO three hundred, 10
be accommodated at the same lime There are rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
ers, and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords. Liquors and wines from the best establish
mens IN the city. Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest notice There will be lunch at II o'clock
every day and no attention will be spared to give sasac
Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found 10 be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken IN this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALABRUN.
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
TOE{1fENvb

nUANTIN a. LIfTZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholserers
have the inform their renda and the public IN
Gsnera that they have the large, commodous and
attractive Razuaf Store No 292 Chestnut STREET, OBJ
posite the Academy OF Fine Arts where they now hay
ready for inspection large and splendid assortment of
tice In their line such sparor chamhe: and bodor fure
nitnre in the latest Paris STYLE which they sell al Tie most
moderate price. 4
Grateful for liberal patronage have received,
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same, pledgng orr
selves greatest endsavors 10 give satisfaction Il
our patrons by quality and finish Of our articles, which
we will guarantee to he OF the best workmanship
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AND CURTAIN MATERIALS

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received splendid as.
s0ftnen OF Velvet Pile Carpets Of Sizes with
allon Centers and very elegant borders. Also with
out the Medallion Cehters but with very rich borders
prices nearly as low as the same quantity and quality Of
Carpeling by the yard. ssi ~
Iii rich Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings they
have The most extensive variety In the city, consisting in
part, OF
y Elegant Satin Damasks
Very Rich brocaiellss
Snperine quality Satin Iaine
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains, &c. &c.
All OF which offered at extremely low prices by
gt A, I. STEWART d Co,
...a #as fs# broadway and Reade ST..
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ORGANs.

HENRY ERBEN, l72 Centre street. offers for sale the fol.
Ill lowing Organs: VII es& n
Gothic Organ Of IL stops and pedal pipes
Dimensions of case 10 feet high 10 feet and inches front,
and q feet 8 inches deep. &t .@%a@ hf4f 3
One Grecan Organ Of IL stops, Of pedal pipes
Dimensions of case 10 feet inches high, 10 feet we
feet deep. ~ 1,{
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions of case r. feet high, feet inches
wide feet inches deep. #fI
Three Gothic Swell Organs of stops Dimensions of
case feet IL inchesgh feet inches wide, and feet
deep ~.,i Fa
Two Grecians oa stops, 10 feet high feet inches wide,
and feet inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs Of stops feet high feet inches
wide, feet q inches deep.
variety OF Parlor Organs
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphne a-3I s#. a@E Es@
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NEW STOCK OF
E MBRCIDERIES, g.

OF RICH MECIILIN TRIMMING TACF
u Rich yalencnne Trimming Lace,
Patent do do do
do do do do
Isle Thread do do all widrns and lualiis
New style Of Mourning Collars, very neat.
Tape bordetd Lawn and Linen Camhrick iIdkfs
HemHitrhed do do do do
Wide and Marrow Rveriere Hortlefcd do
Rich Seedlework 10
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Figured and plain white Nets, all widths.
Black silk and Cotton do do
do and light colored Grapes, Grape sle and ILL son
A FRESH STOCK OF
Ladies and Centemen's Dark Kid Gloves best qualify
silk and Satin Scarfs and Cravais
Rich Needlewofk Capes ind Collars, newest style
Infants Needework Robes and Caps
Also great variety Of Evening Dresses colored and
plain white. For by
JAMES MABBETT SON,
n Barclay ST., corner Greenwich SIS
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HALL, THOMPIkINs a. BLACK,
LATE MARC UAND &. Co.

AvE just received large assortment of Sheffield Plated
III Ware consisting In part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles TO match their patterns
Of Silver Forks rich Epegres Silver mounted, with or
without plateau Dish Covers; Casters, Tea Kettles and
Irns. Tea and Coffee Sets Egg Boilers and Egg Stands
plain and chased Walters IN sizes from TO " inches
Flower, Fruit Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &c, &C.
IN SIL YER WARE,
The variety Of patterns, and extent Of their assortment IS
much greater than be found at any or every other es
punishment in this city aud The quality Of their silver, Gas
well as the workmanship Is not to be surpassed IN he
United States Their assortment OF Diamond anu other
rich Jewelry Watches, Chains, &c, Is complete; all OF
which are offered for sale at small advance on the cost at
lie old stand No isl broadway sign Of the Golden Eagle
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FlOrence's Hotel and Saloons.

Cor. OF broadway and Walker sts., No. 400.
John FLORENCE, Jr deems this fitting opportunity,
when many Of his former patrons from the South,
West, North and East, are visiting this cyto state, that
finding his old Saloon not large enough for their accommo
mense patronage hitherto bestowed upon him. he has aba
doned all connection herewith and has erected above
600 broadway extensive and superby furnished Io.
kept upon the European PLAN He would particularly in
wife attention TO the costly and slngulary beautiful Public
Saloons connected with the Hotel, and further solicit trial
by Epcures OF the proficiency Of his Eleves OF Careme
and "SQyer who preside over the Cuisines Of the FLO
, y
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TUE subscriber will open on the LET Of September next
the Merchants EIehanss hoe located In State street,
and in the immediate vicinity Of the Banks the Post or
ce and the Exchange and hopes by strceat attention
70 the wants and comforts Of his guests, to merit good
share OF the public patronage The house has hun.
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair.
ed and the undersigned eea confident THAT he Is pre-
any Hotel in the city, The bedding furniture generally
has been repenshed, and the appointments and convent
ences OF the House inferior to Of it's kind by
prompt personal attention the desires Of his guests the
subscriber hopes to merit his share OF the public favor and
patronage
Transient noarders One Dollar per day
HENRY DOOLEY
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SEAMAN, g. MUIR,

III UKUAHWA1, NEW AUNk,
RE daily receiving frem the large Auction Sales,
IA so,1ncnt Of FINC Y and STAPLE DR. GOODS,
adapted the hest City Trade and purchased much below
the cost oil importation, which they offering al rey
small adrdnne.
They have also received by the various steamers aud
packets, a very general assortment Of RiCH FANCY
DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the attention Of pur.
chasers In their stock will be found the Nortaucs o.
Paris and London
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishments and 10
the public that they will strive 10 continuance
of confidence and support
IL their purpose to extend their already large business
and stimulated by their xamped thus far they
determined 10 leave honorable efforts mtred 10
compsh their design, considerable amount of expert
business has demonstrated their satisfaction thai
the only method Of obtaining and securing large bus
mess is to have II based upon correct principles and thai
whle merchants they consult the Interest OF their
TONER'S they pursuing the only true method OF advancing
ihpir n,kn
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THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAIL ROAD LINE. FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. H., foot of Battery Pces by Steam.
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun
day excepted,) AT six o'clock. c'''E'
Passengers will lake the from South Amboy to Cam
den and arrive IN Philadelphia, about II l.2 O'clock
Fare to Philadelphia, So for forward deck passengers 10
Philadelphia, $3.50 Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport OF I-2 o'clock p NJ fare
Freehold and Monmouth via Stages frop HghtBsown
and Vests Turnout from New York TO Freehold by Vests
Turnoa, 81 l2 from New York Freehold by Hghtstown
sl50 Spotswood and Vests, rs cents South kmboy 81
cents; Perth Amboy IL IL cents. m -.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
Forthe accommodation Of those persons wishing to spend
part Of the day in Philadelphia either business or plea.
sure Excraon tickets will be furnished emitting pas.
sehgers to return by the Mail Line i.2 O'Clock n M
the same day, or at O'Clock the next morning
Tickets for the Excursion ST. 10 be had at the Office No
9West Street, or on board the boat. 's1''' ! =
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed TO each passen.
ger In this line, and expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be ut the risk OF It's owner.
l. BLISS, Agent
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70 CU.1TBERLdND BROWNSVILLE, PITTS.
BCRGIE JFHEELING, CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, ST LOUIS.
. ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Burk x
IL Co.'s Express from Baltimore to Pittsburgh for the ex
tension OF this Line, and after Monday October ih,
the above named places with mail speed The wagons Of
this line are all new, built with the capacity Of 800 lbs,
and the best teams TO be obtained have been placed along
the line Of the National Road
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and
that the drivers the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure
All goods will be recepted for at any of our offices
agencies North South arrive In Pittsburgh in 50 hours,
and Wheeling In Go hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until l2 O'Clock In the day
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NURSING BOTTLES,

NURSING BOTTLES, ,aat
A ND BREAST SliiELDS-Wiih patent flexible ivory
IL mouth piece.
The subscriber respectfully solcits The attention Of those
10 These conirivnces for feeding Infants
ls They are free from taste or smell, and piable
I'd. VIII not act on the milk nor the milk ON them,
3D., They IRE kept clean with very little trouble
Ait Are the best known artificial for feeding in
ns They have been In for years and give very
decided sastaction--Prce 81 and 81 30
EUG, DUPUY, GOO Broadway,
laG corner Of Houston street.
Caution limitations Of my articles already offered io
sale In various quarters particular the stamp
and ask for Dnpy Patent Nursing Bottle Breast Shield
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Blank Books and Stationery OF every de-
FH% scriptioM. 7s4
!. III A Il, SIl ~ y : =.

STATIoNER AND PRINTER,
Tonfine Building, Val and Wafer streets, Neto York.
TO BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. NESBIT'T takes leave
that having established Resident Agents In England
and France he win be enabled supply any and every
ce in his line at the lowest prices The object OF the sub
scrber sno much to do extended Wholesale business
supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require in their business, In small quantities, whole
sale prices by which saving Of least % per will be
made The following articles viii be found in his present
extensive stock @y4
Papers, Cutlery, States, Sealing Wax Steel Pens, Seals
Inks Pencil Cases Ivory Tablets Envelopes, Gum Tickets
Blank Cards Of every variety,
Together with every other article made either in England
France and constituting part Of statoners stock.
Domestic Stationery, in quality and assortment not sur
passed. rE
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OCEAN STEAM NAvIaATIoNc COMPANY

United States Mail Line Coees and Southampton and
3a tF Bremen
xS2i1 The splendid new Steamship WASHING,
y4431E TON l75O tons bnrthen Frederic Hewitt, com
mandtr, Will start from New York the 2i of Septem,
Der, carrying the U. S. Mail
She viii touch at Cowes and Southampton to land pas
sengers and deliver the mails for England France and Bel
GUM, and will then proceed TO Bremerhaven Returning
will leave Bremerhaven the 10Th October.
The Washington Is built In the strongest manner with
view TO being converted into ship OF war and subject Ct
any time TO Inspection by officers appointed ny the Pres
dent, both during and after construction
She has two engines of 1000 horse power EACH and
commodatons for 40 passengers.
$40
Do from Bremen and Southampton TO New York, $50
She will carry about 300 tons freight which will be
charged according 70 the nature Of the goods offering Al
letters pass through tile Poat Office Parcels for
which bills Of ladns viii be signed win be charged So each
For Freight Passage apply nj The Office Of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, q William street corner Of
Wall T. MILLS, General Agent
Agents At Southampton, DAY, CROSKEY a. ROSS
al Bremen, G. A. 1IEINEKEN & co.
NJ IIayre, WILLIAM IIISEIIS.
The second steamer Of The line is in due Of con
str,lcton and will be in readiness In the ensuing fall.
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Fire Insurance in New York.

TUE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co. OF OHIO, incor
poraed in 1883, with perpetual charter, capital CLIO,
900, paid up and safely invested, and surplus Of
than sio00 will make insurance every description Of
property at the current rate of premium f
All applications ior insurance In New York, Brooklyn,
any part OF the Northern and Eastern States, will have
prompt attention at the Agency, No 49, Wall street. WHERE
all claims orosses will be beraly adjusted and promptly
paid. .g JOSEPH HOME, Agent.
STEVENS a. IIoxIR, Coinseors t
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IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER & Co. most respectfully inform the public that
M they have completed an arrangement commencing on
the ih 0cober running their Express In their Elk
press Cars and in charge q their own Messengers by mail
trains between Philadelphia and Baltimore, via York, Co
mnbia and Lancaster, arriving in Baltimore and Phae
pha in for the carly delivery of all packages parcels
specie and bank notes, and the transaction OF all commits
sons entrusted their care reduced and increased
speed
Their Expresses will leave Philadelphia midnight and
arrive next morning In Baltimore connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses.
The Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, at Up NJ
OrpIcRs.--Jaryis buildings, Baltimore
Sns1uehanna Hall, York
SO Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Gay & Co, No. l. Wall street, New York
Gay q Co, Providence
Gay n Co, No. 7, State street, Boston.
The Southern Express leaves TUESDAY and Friday AZ
PM
ofrIcEa Depot fredericksburg
do Richmond
10 Petersburg .... ~
do weldon. ~ =, - !,
All goods be marked Miller 10 tSofess, anu
directed as above.
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A q RAGLEY.S /

DELEBRATED IMPROVED EVER POINTED GOLD
VI PEN.--1his Pen received the highest premium at the
last Fair Of the American Institute, and has been pronounc
Ell by the first teachers of Penmansp In the country, To
Re Infinitely superior any Gold Pen ever before INTRO
duccd to the American public. The lasting properties Of
his Pen ud0ubied, owing 10 the total absence oil cor
possibility from any Of the inks muse renders j less liable
damage, 10 repair, and prevents the necessity
ic great hai other articles othe kind require
Mandatory so Broadway, New York.
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THE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms,
No. l73 Chesnut street, opposite the State House,
spectfy solcirs from the public continuance OF the Nat
rins patronage which for many years they have been
pleased extend him in his former establishment south
Fth street-hs stock Of Furniture and Upholstery
braces almost every article known in the trade, at prices
low articles oil similar quality be purchased
the seaboard, anil he offers TO the community his
that his arrangements in manufacturing will preclude
the possibility Of any article being offered to their nspec.
ton which win not be entitled TO his guarantee.
Strangers visiting The city respectfully invited to an
examination Of his stock either as purchasers or other.
wise, CRAWFORD RIDDLE.
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5. @. MANCHESTER,

At MS Old STINDi NO TO DdL7THURE ST,
ID EsPECTFuLLY informs his numerous customers that
II he is Gas heretoore) prepared TO supply them with Lin
and having devoted many years Of his life to this import
ant branch OF the furnishing business, he Is prepared TO
guarantee entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with
thpirr
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ENGRAVINGs, PAINTINGS.

DICrURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
L &c.-IPILLIAM q S1EFENS $40 broadway, a
short distance above the Park, IMPORTERS md
DEALERS IN ENGLISH FRENCH AND GER.
NAN ENGRi HINGS, MANUFACTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, Sc
w. & S have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses in the PRINT line, both In London and
Paris will TO them constant supply Of all the
most popular subjects from the best artists, as well as the
first all novelties they produced which they VIII
sell at very reasonable prices
IINIEL AND PIER GLASSES, In all the varieties
Of French Eizabethan and Gothic styles, constantly
hand or framed order from original designs with slipe
ror French plates and with that faithful attention to quail
" which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on han,
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Empowered by Act of Parliament, yic.-Royal Assent,
,5 July n, 1877.
"a ,Sdpiags BANK for The Orphan and The Widor."
u S. BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
IAcon HARVEY, Charm, SAMUEL S; IiowLANp
JoNA. GooDHuR, SAMUEL NJ. Fox,
JAMES BooRMAS,, WIN. VAN Hook,
THE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
OF large capital IN addition 10 the accumulation OF pre-
miums 's Es@
The peculiar benefits secured to the assured by the prn
The payment Of premiums ha,fyearly quarterly, by
parties insured for iehoe term Of t, at trhng additional
charge.
The travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons insured for life, III once borrow hall amount
OF annual premium and claim the privilege for five
successive years, their note and deposit Of policy
States in tho names Of three Of the Local Directors Trus
available always to the assured in cases Of disputed
claims (sliould any such arise) or otherwise. ,N
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy;
The society being ounded on the Mutual and Joint Stock
principle parties may participate u The profits Of hs So
cely twihrds OF which are annually divided among those
assured for life ON the participation scale.
The Society is not connected with either Marine or Fire
HS- The Baltimore Branch OF the United States Local
Board will the First Monday Of every month at the
IL The Medical Examiners will meet daily at Al Lex:
inston street at O'clock p. NJ, TO receive applicants
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance, and the pecu
liar system Of this Institutions blank forms Of application,
&c, obtained at the Agents Office German street.
United Suites Local Directors Of Baltimore
JONATHAN MEREDITH Esq, Char'n
aar[. SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq
S, H. McCULLoli, Esq, NJ. d.
j MEREDITH, ESD, Standing Counsel,
JniAsoN CAMPBELL, Esq., Solicitor.
Medical Examiners.
. ,a& r. II, BUCKLER, Al Lexington street.
s. X. J1IGHMAN, iG ST. Paul street
DONALD 1 Gsii,ya,s. German street
*. THOS. II. WILLIAMS.
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Vera Cruz Commission House.
L, wALsINGIIAM e. CO.

T.. L, WALSINGIIAM g CO.,
TINTED STATES G0TERN1fENT A UC7IoNEER
u And COMMISSION MERCHANT, Vera Cruz,
Mexico. a as#a aa
REFERENCES
Messrs Franchois Co, Draper Devalin and RendulI
sess.s, John Henderson & Co., baltimore.
H. Walls, ESQ, New Orleans,
uS-N D. Sales made IN English, Spanish, and French
I. /. WALSINGllAM 4 co,
5Si ST. Juan DE Dos street,
+. Vera Cruz Mpxro .
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Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Ket-
ties. &c.

IITALTER NJ SMITH, 40 Pearl street. offers for sale at
the lowest market prices, cut wrought finishing clon
shoe and trunk Nails; Hrads Tacks and wood Screws OF
brass and iron; brass Kettles, hailed and unbail.d All
kinds q Hinges Turn Buckles Hooks and Staples Blind
all kinds Wool Irvine, He'd Cords Rope, Cutlery, Files,
Sad Irons, &c.
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JIERTS g. SONS AMALGAAITED SILVER
IL STEEL And PLATLNA PeNS--warranted not
to corrode All who appreciate comfort In writing should
the above beautiful pens they warranted
corrode and for elasticity fneness and durability,
unelalled BY any other pens ever offered These pens
which time the manufacturers unknown to the writ
ing community the PEN therefore, had stand It's
merits II Is therefore gratifying 10 the manufacturers
acknowledge that discerning public has paid the highest
tribute to their abor and tai the present demand (Which
The quantity q pens Is, made and sold by Hertz & Son
$4,000 gross, 900 dozen, 100000 Of pens
The enormous demand for these is sufficient proof Of
certificates that the manufacturers have received from
all parts q the Union, They may be had at Wholesale at
the manufacturers depot 80 John street. New Yorkor 35
Cornhl Dostonand retail from all Sationera in the Uni
ted States ,,ssIG5 NJ.