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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-31

/ QuITE a DIFFRaENoE.- Taylor sta
ted when at Chambersburg Pa. ,latelyr that
EGfty years ago he passed through there,
when a young officer in the armys and on
This way from Baltimore 70 Pittsburgh, che
Ewhole Of which distance he travelled Oh foot.
Now be goes a. the hon6red, President Of a
tmigh.y nation. t,.A,, $50.
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Plaster Paris s. water Lime

DY the Barrel or small quantity at
Id t-s.. KAUFFbiAN'S'
Lancaster, May #, ls49 1
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'Good day, SIR

'Uouu udy, SIT 10 d. .--I--4-'I y --I-t :
Yes continued the patron, abstractly,
as the canvasser departed;--. but efyou anil
Que o. The Ggents we read about, then 1 ami
no judge o beesWar!' aud rubbing the side
Of his crown--which had been but slightly
damaged, as it happened, resolved never a.
gain to interfere with the power of the press.
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A DeATH BEbL.--A pretty story is told
ofthe casting OF the bell fo- the church ofSt.
Mary Magdalen, at Bresiau. When the
metal was just ready to pour in the mould,
the chief founder went to dinner, and forbade
his apprentice, under pain Of death, totonch
the vent BY which toe metal was to be con.
veyed. The youth, curious to see the .ope-
ration, disobeyed orders. The whole Of the
metal ran into the mould, and the enraged
master, returning from his meal, sle% the
apprentice on the spot. On breaking open
the mold, he foundih he had been too hasty
for thebe,fwascastas perfectly, aspossible
When it was hung in its place, the master
had been sentencedto death'by the SWORD
for the murder oil tie apprentice; and he en-
treated the authorities, as great favor, tha
| he might be allowed 10 hear ii once before
he. died. His petition was granted, ant
from that time the bell has tolled on the OK
ecution of a Observation-Disclosures
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The man thai set up the store in The .
new diggins for whats due on Lslls
candles serapys sersagis satdenes,
coffee paniaiOons pans red belts 300 90
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MATTERS AND MEnohANTsl

The spbsrribef is prepared 10 furnish, by lhe
'iozen Or case. all qualities Of the Mexican OF
Calhoriia Hats. r. FEEDING.
Lancaster May 4. l9l1 -s rs - SO
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

is REMOVED from Light street 10 No. AZ South Calvert
/ street, ID door above Lombard street a
II Is year since the subscriber hrs introduced
thus stove 10 tue inhabitants Of the city and county OF Bal
and its adjacent country and will venture TO say
large number has been sold ever became SO popular ~
short Time gave such general and universal salts
faction IL has done II Is now eight years since hrst
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
sold almost all and every kind 81 Cooking stove That now
s has been In the market for the last fifteen years;
therefore am, from experience, prepared % say without
fear Of contradiction That there never has been mat Ma
BILE Of doing much work, OF doing as we'll and a. as
small expense for labor and fuel as The buck stove The
all the boilers rom TO u n number The oven 3 very
large, being the full size Of the sove including The heai
consequently is twice large the generality OF ovens In
Cooking Stoves now in use, and third larger than me
oven Of gny other stove ever made and Is 50 constructed
Inn distance from eight TO twenty feet accordg 10 szeO
which not only gives The oven psresy even hsai a. op
extraordinarily long distance in the stove before coming 70
s p nsss I a
superior baker, and the small size being capable OF
with the Necessity Of bake oven family use thereby
saving large amount Of fuel that Is usually wasted ~ this
way and renders peculiarly adapted to ne use Of board
largest class hotels Hundreds feertfcaes might be add
r ha ali Who % study and
yenlenee and az the same time obtain ihe most simple
least call This before purchasing elsewhere
The following few names selected to which am
Mr. David keener, 10 North Charles street
Bishop Waugh. 40 Green street.
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets,
DR. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street.
Mira Jane Hayward, so North Calvert street
Edward l., FAINT, Hanover street. n.
George A. " Spreckelsen, II East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, l46 Hanover street,
lanes r. williamson corner Gay and High streets
John II, Rhodes l52 Hanover street ~.
Dr. NJ Jennings, North High street
Jane s. Jewett, ri Howard street 4 .r. *
James Young, &c Eden street.
DR. II. ii. Hopkins, i67 Park street.
Joseph Husband, il, 2l3 Pratt street
iDhn s. Selby esq, 32i baltimore street, ~. y
Dr. Henry Stnnecke, III Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Barn,lm a. Co., Oily Hotel ,-t".
r. Thnrston Fountain Hotel
Daniel Dorsey Exchange Hotel g%
William Field, National Hotel = ,.%
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col. II. Capron, Laurel Factory, Nd.
Many names might be added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the store for certificates and
further particulars. Any person purchasing one Of these
Stoves afergivng fair trial for thirty days, and find II
does not answer their purpose, can return, IT, and will have
their money refunded. .a
D. No ~ South Calvert is the only place where
BURR PECK, Agent
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TO sTEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

The subscriber Is now fully prepared TO fur.
nlsli Steamboat Companies with ~ sizes OF
ri Inpies Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river the largest class ocean steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prin
cples combining strength and durability occupying
very small space and giving greater force TO the ar with
much less power than any other Fan or blower now IN
se without making the least unpleasant noise while IN
motion The superiority Of this blower Is at once manifest
10 any persons disposed examine Its merits and well
worthy The special attention Of all requiring the use OF
Flowers as Ii is becoming so rapidly III general use
in preference to all others. ,,,
them IN nse:
Steamer bay State New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York,
Atlantic steamer, Northerner DO
steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia.
10 IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c,
The alsc rber also and keeps on hand il
assortment from No to No TO- and upward fine above
blowers now so celebrated, suitable for oil kinds OF IRON
wnrka viz cupolas, pudding and heating furnaces tor
rolling mills, FORCES, smihs' fires, &c.
49,. JOSIAH KIS'rERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States ana
the Caiaflas 467 Market ST. Philad.
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\, II LINDSEY has removed TO the buildings No, CO
d Libcriy Street. (irs from Broadway where he Is
prepared to exhibit with lew eAeephohs ah HhHe ns'e,
seasonable and desirable stock Of i
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of plain and figured black colored
and changeable Silks
DRESS GOODS Of every description; plain and figured
Cashmeres and Mouse dc LANES, Merinoes, &c Also, a
Inrpe essortn,ent az FANCY CAP AND BONNET
RiBBONS together with plain, colored and black saun
fI TThNG GSs' AND GIMP TRIMMINGS Of every
rlety and newest styles, -,
SIiI JVLS ii ali kinds and qualities, including silk,
I3roche Thibbt Cashmere Iurkerr &c. &C. lie would
nart,culary call attention his unusually large and desa
ble assortment Of LAcES, EAfBRofDERLES, AMI
And he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
In general BY those who willing 10 avail themselves oil
low 7RicEs for Cash and Short Credit
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm Of BERGEN &
i t;AIABRllN having refted and repensied this spa
cous establishments now prepared 10 receive company
There hundred aud nine apartments IN this house,
consisting oil dining salopns sitting rooms, parors, lodging
rooms DC The large hall may be used for balls or public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar,
ranged to furnish, nj moment notice reire shmens
be accommodated The time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished will, dinners or sup
pers nd the tables will he furnished with the beet the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
menis In the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished 1T
Inc shortest notice. There will be lunch II o'clock
every day, attention will be spared to give salisiac
lion Mei business and those visiting the city viii find
themselves centrally and comfortably lnraed and the
prices will he found 10 be moderate The French and
spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
EI JAMES BERGEN,
~ E+ LOUIS GALABRuN,
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FIorence's Hotel and Saloons.

Cor. OF broadway and Walker sts., No. 400
TOIN FLORENCE Jr., deems this fitting opportunity
j when many Of his former parons from The South
West, North and East, are visiting Ills ciyc state ,a
finding his old Saloon not large enough for lieir acconmo
hon isceptlhe Of that establishment due 10 the i'm
patronage hitherto bestowed upon him. he has nban
doned all connection Herewith and has erected above
QUO broadway extensive and sperbly furnished Hotel
Kept upon the European plan. lie would particularly in
vic attention 10 The costly and siDguary beautiful Public
Saloons connected with Tie Hotel, aud further solicit ria
hy Epicures" Of the proficiency o. his Eleves Of Caremc
aud 'Soyer who preside The Cuisines Of the FLO
RENEE SALOONS sEtF ts..4'@ g r4'@ UT g.,.,E
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ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN i72 Centre street. offers for sale the fol-
Ii lowing Organs: 5y s.t s..4
One Gothic Organ Of ~ stops and octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions OF 10 feet high, 10 feet and inches front
and feet inches deep. FEY
one Grecian Organ Of IL stops Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of case 10 feet inches high 10 feet Wide,
feet deep.
One Grecian Organ of 10 stops octave and half OF
pedals Dimensions Of case II feet high, feet inches
wide, 5feet inches deep
Three Gothic Swell Organs of stops Dimensions Of
case feet l2 inches high, feet inches we md feet
deep. ss
Two Grecans ofs stops 10 feet high feet Inches wbe
and 3 feet inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs Of stops, feet high feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep. s"
variety Of Parlor Organs.
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seruphinc. x, & +tf r. s5--
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PIANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned are manufacturing their establishment
in Baltimore 6, liz and octave PIANOS of all pat
terms and styles, which they confidently recommend
professors and amateurs The Pianos manufactured by then
have that peculiarly of touch which commend them
players Of every school, well those who distin
giishe by soft and delicate action, those who cha
racterizedb by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized TO refer To numerous professors IL
Baltimore who have given their Pianos trial, for thel
testimonials In their favor and they warranted in
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number OF persons who have
them in use la BALTIMORE and In the south and gene
rally. They confident thai they make an instrument
equal any made anywhere In this country In Europe
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them Il
sell on liberal and satisfactory All instruments maids
by them warranted, and they will he kept in Tune
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond IN short time, and various
parts 81 Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ers which will he faithfully and promptly executed at on
mandatory, H..
Try Orders will also he received AT factory direct
and special pains taken TO give satisfaction.
KNABE a. GAEHIE,
#.S No 0 Iutaw ST., OPP. the Eutaw House, BALI
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BROOsK,S
pIYEyT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
BROOsK,s

These articles are superior to anything before manu-
featured, In this or any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. 1888 FULTON STREET, NEW york,
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal (he highest premum) the last Annual Fair Of the
American Institute for lbs superiority over all others offered
for competition.
il has met the appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy as well as every gentleman Of taste who has hry
tasted lis value, and is rapidly coming into general
among all who regard grace, comfort, and durability,
as desirable requisites in their Boots and Shoes makes
lie Boot or Shoe more easic preserves ts original style
and shape aud gives the hollow part beautiful and eeva-
ted arch thereby allowing The heel TO be very high
wli perfect ease quite low without exposing the pana-
opnssap to injury II also keeps The loot from pressing
forward and retains In natural and easy position
Myse! and John Dick the only persons who make and
sell Ioos and Shoes with This invention, IN The Cries
New York, BROOKLYN and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned ihe first in the city Of New York to
manufacture this Justly and elegant article
lnnes TO make them up IN endless variety Of Styles IN
workmanship uneailed, and prices defyng competi.
ton All other kinds Of Boots Shoes, Caters Pumps, and
Slippers, for ladies, gentlemen youths misses, and child
rem. LoklN bhOOhS, H.4
eva 1888 Isnltnn street.
r. S-Jus received, case Of Russian lszter for Gen
tlemeHia Boots, both for Dress and WaiefSro0L This s
probably the lot Of this celebrated Leather import
ed into The United States 5"H Gs .r
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THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. 2 NJ r., foot Of Battery Prces by Steam
day excepted,) at six O'Clock. @5#
Passengers will Jake the from South Amboy to Cam
den and arrive In Philadelphia, about IL l2 o'clock.
Fare Philadelphia, So for forward deck passengers
Philadelphia, 90 Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day by Steamboat Transport, al IL O'Clock +, NJ fare
s22j Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from Hghtstown
and Vests Turnout; from New York Freehold by VESTS
Turnout 81 Ia from New York Freehold by IIightstown,
s,5O to Sposwood and Wess rs cents. south Amboy %
cents; Perth Amboy, " l2 cents
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part Of the day In Philadelphia, either business plea
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting the past
sengers return by the Mail Line 2 O'clock r. NJ,
the same day, ut O'Clock the morning.
Tickets for Excursion s5, to be had the Office No.
o West Street, ON board the boat. at
Fifty pounds of baggage will be allowed 10 each passei.
ger In this line, and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel,
| which will be at the risk OF It's owner
| BLISS, Agent
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SEAMAN g. MUIR,

--------1- 52T BNOADWAll NEW lUNN
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales, an as,
n sortment Of FANG Y aud STAPLE DIR Y GOODS,
adapted the best City Trade and purchased much below
Of importation, which they are offering at refy
small adranee.
packeis a very general assortment Of RICH FANG Y
DRY GOODS, 10 which they invite the attention OF p,ir,
chasers In their stock viii be found the Nonpea,ites q
Paris and London.
They beg present their thanks for the patronage
SO literally bestowed upon their establishment and 10 MS
the public thai they will strive 10 secure continuance
of confidence and support
II In their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexampled success thus iar they
determined leave honorable efforts untried To nc
compllsh their design considerable amount of expert
business has demonstrated TO their satisfaction tina
the only method Of obtaining and securing large bus
ness Ia have 1t based upon correct principles, and tina
whe merchants they consult the interest oi their Gus
TONER'S they pursuing the only true method OF advancing
their own. Ers 35F. ..4.,
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received a splendid as
sortment Of Velvet Pile Carpets Of various with Me
dallion Ceners and very elegant borders Also with
the Medallion Ceniers, but with very rich borlrrs ai
prices nearly as low the quantity and quality o
Cnrpeiins by The yard
III rich Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings they
have the most extensive variety in Tie city consisting, in
part Of
Elegant Satin Damasks
Very Rich Broeatces ,.a W. fs ,
Superiine quality Satin Lame
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains &c. &r.
All Of which offered at extremely low prices by
A. 7. STEWART ~ co,
broadway and Reade st
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49,, steam Communication direct from

| .xRka steam Communication direct from
x1laL1SK SOuth pton to Now Orleans and
ck.-irs,,ant order from The Lords Commissioners
OF the Admiralty, the I'd OF November next and thence
forward the Ind Of each succeeding month, the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South
ampton 70 Bermuda Nassau, Havana Cat or Ship Island
New oreansl Vera Cruz and Tampco returning by the
route 10 England. s@ ts5
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convey
to AMI from Southampton and the places above
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thher from the Companys vessels their arrival al Cat
or Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready and other convenidnces,
provided for that purpose at cost not three DOL
lars for each person. The facilities will be afforded
from New Orleans, embarkng on board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, Nc.
The estimated time for The voyage from Southampton Ia
follows ITO Bermuda, 6days; Nassau Il days. Havana
% days Ship Cat Island, New Orleans % l2 days; Vera
Cruz, 80 days. Tampico, IS days .yl
The Steam Packets appointed to leave Ship Cat Is
land Ilarbor on their return to England at A. NJ, on The
2lst Of each month BY the above alteration passengers
proceeding to the West Indies by the ct Of the month steam
err will be conveyed via erma and by the 18th Of the
steamer heretofore, via MADEIRA and Barbadoes
Particulars 10 fares, etc. may be obtained on appiica-
tinn Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's Qces 30
Moorgae street. London ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Messrs Derue a. Co.. dEnghien, Paris; Mr. Geanzer,
"a Boulevard Possoniere ditto; Mr. Hundeiker Hambursh;
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans.
sc Moorgate street, London Il. CHAPPE1A Secretary
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NEW STOCK OF
EMBROIDERIES, &c

CONSISTING OF RICH MECIIiIN TRIMMING LACE
" Rich valencnne Trimming Lace,
Patent no at do do
do do do do &
Liale Thread do deal lwdusandqualiue
New style Of Mourning Collars, very meat
Tape bordertd Lawn and Linen Cambrick ll,ikis,
Hemstitched do do do do
Wide and Narrow RSeriere Bonlered do
Rich NeedlewUrk do
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Figured and plain white Neiis all widths
Black SILK ani Cotton do do ...
do and light colored Grapes, Grape Isle and ILL sol
A FRESH STOCK OF
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dark Kid Gloves, best quality
silk and Satin Scarfs and Crayate.
Rich Needlework Capes and Collars, newest style,
Infants Needlework Robes and Caps.
Also great variety OF Evening Dresses, coored aus
plain white. For sale by
~ 4 JAMES MABBETT a. SON, II
~ H# n Barclay IT., corner Greenwich sta,
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UERTs d SONS AIALGAAL4TED sILYE
i SY'EEI AND pIdy,IN4 ell N

LIERTS d SONS AILALGAAfA7ED SIL YER
Ill STEEL And PLd1IN4 PsNS,-warranted not
to corrode All who appreciate comfort In writing should
use the above beautiful pens, they warranted not
corroe and for elasticity, hneness and durability are
uneqnaled by any other pens offered These pens
were first introduced into this country in August 1876 al
which time the manufacturers were unknown to the writ
ing community; the pen, therefore, had to stand on It's
merits Il Is therefore gratifying 10 The manufacturers
acknowledge that discerning public has paid the highest
tribute TO their abors and that the present demand (Which
Ia daily increasingly far exceeds their utmost expectations
The quantity OF pens made and sold by Ilerts Son,
from December, 1916, till December 1876, Is ..5G
375O0 gross, or 900 Dozen or i5OO0000 Of pens
The enormous demand for these is sufficient proof Of
the quality II ia therefore unnecessary TO publish the
certificates that the manufacturers have received from
all parts Of the Union They may be had at Wholesale
the manufacturers depot, IS John street. New yort-or 80
Conhill retail from all S,aoners In the Uni
ted States, t AK, tU9.FiH F3e
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OIEOS,FA'TIC LAMPS.
T., CIIAPDELAINE,

HAS received per late arryalsa large and spend assoTt
Ill ment OF FRENCH P1TENT OLEOS1A TIC
Lamps OF different patterns These Lamps were invented
by the celebrated ihhorier OF the French Academy and
are considered the best Lamps now IN use These Lamps
are ior sale only al 375 broadway, IN this city.
Also on hand large assortment Of GIILER y, e q,
St,I'S and every article in the Furnishing line.
Mr. q. being agent for the BROOkL YN EIlNi
GLASS is prepared 10 execute orders Tor Rich Cut anc
wholesale and retail and invites the attention oil purchaser
10 tile splendid assortment Of rich Glass Ware on hand al
his establishments where they depend upon being mn
nised with the finest quality OF Glass Ware ever mannac
lure being the only place where the Brooklyn Rich FINN
Glass can be procured. tstse- ea[
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HALL, THONPKINs q BLACK,
LATE MARQUAND q. Co.

HAVE just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles TO match her
OF silver Forks; rich Epergres Silver mounted WIN OF
without plateau; Dish Covers CasinrH, Tea keulas a
irns Tea and coffee Sets, Egg Boilers and Egg stands
plain and chased Walters in sizes from = TO - oeh'
Flower Fruit, Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &C, Ac'
IN Sill YER WARE, !,
The variety Of patterns and extent Of their y
much greater be found at any Or every nef
,nbisbmsnt in mis- civ and The quality Of their silver as
well M lie workmanship Ia not 70 be surpassed IN ,ne
United states Their assortment o. Diamond a,a 1,iei
hh re o,,red Tor sale small advance on The cost al
% la san No Isl broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

Ii from Pratt street, Baltimore Manufacturers and In
poriers Of Mathematical, Opticai and Philosophical hsf1t
aefus good assortment OF the following articles which
we offer Tor sale III reduced prices:
Surveyors Compasses Engineers Levels; ThsrSrolite'
rent Compasses Spyglasses; Plain and Double Tangent
Quadran,s; Sexanis; Barometers; Thermometers; Log
Glasses; Hathour Glasses; Tape Lines; Cases Of Draw
ing instruments; Pocket Composites; Surveyors Chains
Carpenters and Lumber Rules Tailors and Sailnakers
Squares; Brass and Gunier Scales; Parallel Rules Draw
Hunts Coast Pilots; Slpmaser's Asssiants Seamaii's
Friends: Nautical Amanncs; Lunar Tables Log Books;
shpp,s Papers; Seminars Journalist Ready Calculaols
good assortment Of Charts Of all parts o. the world
t:nlrinp Rods; Out Sticks DC Together with large as
s,rtment OF INsTRuMRNTs In the Mathematical line.
n5 Inst ments oil every description repaired, or made
TO order, jnrue neatest manner. fHl..1.t