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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-30
REsoLOTloNs PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT T.

III the constitution
Resolved iii the Senate coneur That section arti
sorting therein imme diatey after the word ee tin
where 1t first in said section follows who
shall pay give or receive promise to give
pey other property valuable consideration With
influence any eector giving bis
elector from voting Also by adding at the end of
said section follows-or from holding any
for at such election Laws may also be passed for deter
mining in summary manner At the polls any question az
fecng the right of vote heres that said
section two amended shall read follows Laws
be passed excluding from the right Of suffrage all
any infamous crime, and for depving every person
shall make become directly indirectly interested in
any bet depending the result Of election
who shall gre or receive promise to give
tent to influence eleotor in giving his vote deor
eecr from voting from the right to vote at such cleo
top from holding office voted for at such election
Laws also be passed for determining summary
to vote at such election"
Resolved III the Senate concur That said amendment
said section two be referred the Legislature "a be chosen
the general election of that
to section of article thirteen of the constitution it Do
published for three months previous to the tine Of such
election
STATE or Nrw YoRx-In Assembly, April l. 1883 the
for going amendment to the Constitution Of the
State agreed to- by majority of the members elected
t0the Assembly. BY order of tie AZ emily o.,
Attest John s. Nssev Clerk
STATE New YoRK-In Senate pril ~ 1853 tho fore
going to the tion
agreed to- by majority Of the members elected
Senate. BY order OF tie senate S. E. CHuRcH Prest
Attest Ira y. Barnes, Clerk
STATE or New YoRK-Secretarys Offce-I have
pared tho preceding with two original resolutions file in
this Office and do certf that the correct tans
eripts tber erom and Of the whole Of said originals
IL s. Given under hand an seal o. Office at the city
Of Albany the Goth day Of June in the of Lord
1858 HENRY S RANDALL Secretary Of State.
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HIRK's BOwERY HOTEL, CONDUCTED ON TIN
s
The rooms are Al light, airy and Rsrfeetly Ventilated
Prices from 81 rs to 50 per week THOMAS KIRK pro-
prietor, sos BeWery, corner Of Sixth street.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

fyoeReaAfIon NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE - Hnkn-
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go a Il: .Ss ss;:
Gsa he date II this ne,'es
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EsoRPoRATION NoTIrE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
" hereby given TO the owner owners occupant or oceu
q sS the
&: E:s:su sao a.s ali
Interested vis-For paving Ninssssnth street rom First
ssss ssi.ss al &. .svsrs house,. sss e.sd
e :.: psi'' srS . q Ss sssa al
Ssrssss ~hsss Interest. srs & y
-: aus ~
visSis sSSss days hon; r. da.s q ri: notice,
ca aasLss SoS MEL A''''''l''
GoEFo5ATToN NorTcE.-PUsLIo NoIIcE Is HERE.
given to sh. owner or osners oesup.as Or ,Ss.Isns
q thereby that the following have been
Ssses. * ..ssss%sas. ssr M Ill person.
tsrstss Wis For nssog snd sbs norshssy side
nuss The linis BY include all
ne and lots Ound oss pieces and
Ieros Of land suassd the sorsh sds Of Twenty ninth
whose
sd xso srs to or either Of them are re-
d s..sids within III ssIss
aSvs ff0a the date Of this notice
s $ SasEss IL ss $iaE Assessors.
OAes Bureau Of Assessments,
Street Depart msnt, June a. 1859
CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY given that petitions have been presented in the
sspsss. /. VIII Hamsr.,sy street from Is. Hsdsss
river smith street rom the in Ciarkson street.
atS Street Also for sewer in street. from stan
tn within 100 feet Houston street Also for
1y6rst and Third All porscna interested in
The above and having thereto are ssaSssssd 70
s6aos. on OF before July 1889 -.
eroton Aqueduct Department June e, 1853.
CORPORATION NoTICe-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given 20 the or owners occupant or oc
~ Sqs, sPS s or M.
been completed by the and In the office
sens Interested viz FER building well and pump in
Eighty third between Fourth and Fifth The
lad situated both sides Of highly third street. from
Fourth to Fifth and tho side Of Fourth
and side Fifth svenus lo2 feet nehss north
sss sss By the above and who
opposed to the either of them requested to
within thirty day: rom
tAs date Of this notice
c SH.iaAs fA 6obfcE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoSlELL, }
oMss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
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CEA 5ATHING-PAyILIOS HOTEL. LONG BRANCH,
New JerseyThc subscriber having purchased all the in
of M cherry Levey this hotel viii
the 10Th of June, upon his He trusts tho
management will be such fail TO entire
comfort to all who may favor him with their The
steamboats, Alice Price Golden Gate and Thomas Hagot
run daily. SAMUEL z. WORKS..
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ORANGE LAKE HOUSE NEwBCPG, ORANGE
~ county New Yorb.-This house ia ituaed
side Of Orange Lake six miles from Newbur the plank
reasonable board good bathing fishing and shooting may
apply the Off Of the Manhattan Hotel Murray street
New York,
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AUREL HOUSE, CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LATELY
IL erected fhs brink Of the well known Ksutertkil
Falls half miles west of the Mountain House. and
about fifteen miles from sssl where visirars seeking
the benefits Of ain Air health and alton will
find all the comforts retired hotel moderate rates
Stages will be in readiness ut the landing from the boats
and at Catsk to pRsener directly TO the
house. Parties desiring pleasant for the
north them by early application by letter ad
dressed to the proprietor.
Catskill, June Is, 1853. J. L. SCHULZ.
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President Of the Croten Agueduet Department.

NROTON AQUfDrCT DEPs RTMfNT.-r0 CONTRACT
" orsSealed proposals endorsed Proposal for In
will pe received at the Once OF the Cro
ton sgueduct Depsrtm Mt until Thursday the eth day Of
July, 1853 at twelve O'Clock ~ for the blding o. sewer
With the reosvng basins and crlvetts In Fsrt
1rs street. from The huit 10 Third avenue to
point feet east N Lexington being
h length about S Feet The plan Of hs sever and spcif
cations for the ding of and all other Df0rma
ton relating thereto be ot ed on application to thu
Water Purveyor at this ofioe. -
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rHE RR1rkH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief cabp passage $l0
secor sAbin passage ~
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Secdd cabin pas age %
me .hips from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins. AMERICA Capt. Leitch.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie. EUROPA, Capt shannon.
ASIA, Capt. Z. G. Lott. CANADA, Capt. Stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Lang.
These vessels clear whitc light at mast head green
n starboard bow red ON port bow.
Niagara Leitch, from Boston, Wednesday, 9th July
Africa Harrison from New York "Wednesday, 18th July
America, Lang from Boston, "Wednesday, 2Oth July.
Arabia Judkins, from New York. Wedne day, 9th July.
Europa Shannon, from Boston, Wednesday, 80 Aug.
Ass Lott from New York, Wednesday, 10th Aug.
Niagara Leitch, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Aug
Africa Harrison from New York. Wednesday, oath Aug.
Bertht not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. .
The Of these hps will not be able for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious METALS
unless bills Of lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to .
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NHRISTY1N OPERA HOUSE, H5 BKUADWA Al, ABBY .
Grand street every night during the week under
the sole direction and persons supervision Of F. Chsty
been rscsved with highly respectable and fashions
BILE sudies Tickets % oents Doors open et 20 cen
uneuoe At 3 O
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NKOT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTBENT.-TO CON
u Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for sew
in viii received ~ the Office Of the CO.
Aareduet Iepsrtm. nj until Thur day the day
July 1853 at II o'clock NJ for the sxtensen Of the
ouble in C., from the termination Of tho
eovble built 10 G and through
fourteenth street 20 the outer side OF the
With the receiving sps and euverts being in
9Th about 40 The plan the ard spsciica
ions for building the ard al sther afotmatien
IAtng thereto be obtained application 10 the Water
Tuxvsyor, at this office. New York JUNE y, uj3
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broadway THEATRE.-THE PUBLIC rs RESPECT,
ID fully informed that this will be
MT. Barney Williams and the favorits American come
dienne Barney williams who will appear for feH
nights in original Irish and Yankee dramas.
The ladies and gentlemen engaged for the summer eea,on
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OCEANIC HOUSE. CoNEY IsLAND-THIs LARas
and splendid hotel erected upon tho site q the old
throughout. That part appropriated TO ransens visser
already in active operation The family boarders
from the other will be Monday
June I3 The undersigned has built this hotel and furnish
cd 1t with every vsnience TO enable the pubic havs
superior at this he best bsthss beaok
II the world Two of the cottages to 1T Good stanS
for horses Stages leave Fulton ard hamilton
ries every half hour CHAS. N. ROGERS. Proprietor.
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r LIVERPOOL PACKETS-OLD BLACK STAR LINE
lISsins lst 9th Ilth, 10Th. 2lst and 18th Of every
eh.
Passage from Liverpool bs secured At lowest possible
rates AND with of being promptly forwarded
KENITTANCES.
Drafts Royal Bank and Ulster Banking Com
eapy Irelspd Natonsl Bark Of Scotland London, Liver
Isoi 6e. WILL IANS QUION Ne. 40 Fulton street.
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" ITTATINNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP
n William A. Brodhe.d proprietor The proprietor
happy to to his f nds and the public iu
raj that he has been enlargng bis establishment which
gives him addition Of large number or rooms finely
ventilated by the breezes OF healthy mountan air.
on an elevation Of hundred and ay feet above the De-
laware Water has been in the house from of
the mountain elevation Of hundred feet tho
hotel The hotel stands elevation of two hundred
feet almost perpendicular above the river which gives
commanding view Of the bold fronts Of the two majestic
towering heights iise thousand six hundred
feet above its surface The Wild yet truly mag
Railroad to Eastsn which leaves distance Of theee
miles to the Gar through Q beautiful country.
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NJ LhRaoET. PARIS AND LONDON pafsIpIsN
WI md surgeon consuise cd from ~ A. tu +.
NJ and from IN In the evening Sundays efccptsf at
a. kssas sofsv., COS Asx vi LlvAuwAy
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$500 CHALLENGES,

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
Of people is at nll times of the most valuable
importancc. take it for granted that every
psfson will do all i'll their po" err save the liz cs
of their children, md that every person will en-
dcav0r 10 promote their own health at all sacr-
fees. feel it To he my duty TO solemnly assure
you that WORMS, according 10 the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians. are the primary
causes of n large majority Of diseases TO which
children and adults are liable; if you have an
appetite continually cilangcahle from one kind
of food To another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Sio-
mach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full
ness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever,
Pulse irrcgular-remcmbe that all these denote
WORMS, d. You sllnuld II once apply the remedy
ks0hCslsaCN's Worm STrl1S.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken and cxn DC
givc' 10 the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect, where Romci Comyiuints and
D'nrrhGa have made lhem weak and dcbitaied
the Tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup nrc
such, that it stands without an equal in lie caia
logil. of medicines, in giving tone and strength,
TO the Stomach, which makes it nn lniallabl,
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsiu, the
astonishing cures performed hy tins Syrup alicr
Physicians have ftileI. is tie best evidence ofits
superior efficacy over all others.
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any, what remedies have you against
their attacks? Have you any improved
mode of cuItivating fruit, harvesting
and preparing it for market! What is
the cost OF transporting those kinds
not Pcrishable to the Atlantic mar
,kets, by canal, rail road, or other.
wise! What is the c.lrrcnt value OF
each kind in your vicinity? Is the
grape cultivated with you with the
object Of making wine! If so, can
y"u communicate amy information re-
!ativr To It's cultivation, the nIanulnc
lure, cost, and market value of Am.
erican wine?
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A G. ICUL T u R A L !.
We invite the attcnt'o on of oul
agricultural friends to the subioincd
Agricultural Gin.csaE:aH.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFrIcE,

Washington, July, 1893.
SIR-Thc collection Of Statistics o,
Agriculture being one of the duties oi
this office, your aid is respectfully SO.
licitcd. For the sake Of convenience
questions intended for various inliyid,
uals i'll ali portions Of the country arc
hcreunto annexed, which are to serve
rather as hints or suggestions, than to
be literally followed in the replies.
AS We seek no information that is
not strictly reliable, it is hoped 1ha,
your answers vii! be limited to those
matters with which you are convcr-
SAINT, even although they may relate
to only a single subject. If, therefore,
you can communica!e explicit and IN
doubted information on any of the
topics under investigation, you will
confer favor by SO doing. 1t is not
expected that the reply OF any one in
dividual will relate to all the subjects
embraced in this Circular. but only to
those with which he is particulars
ly familiar.
AS another object to be attained hv
this Office is the Introduction and dis
semlnallon OF new or improved Az
ricultural Products, we shall take
pleasure in receiving ami distributing
any packages or parcels which may be
committed to our Charge, whether they
consist of the seeds of cultivated
plants, either of native or foreign
growth, or those Of our natural w,;,S.
scs, fruits, wild flowers, forest trees, OF.
of the cuttings or sets Of anything
which may be deemed worthy of cul-
tiva,inn.
With our efforts in these respects. it
is hoped tha, the interest You feel in
Agricultural subjects will induce you
to co operate as far rs YOU may find it
convenient and agreeable. The limit
ed amount of funds placed at our dis
posal, appropriated for these objects,
obliges us to rely mainly on graf
ituitous contributions from various
parts of the Union, as well rs from
abroad. Accurate statistics arc desired
as far as it is practicable to obtain
them; but all that We can reasonably
expect, in most cases, is the nearest ap-
proach to the truth to which your en-
perience and Judgment will lead you.
The snbjoincd inquiries arc mainly
intended to direct your attention to
certain points on which information is
desircd.-lt is hoped, therefore, that
the mention of these will rot exclude
any other matters of general interest
that may suggest themselves to the
mind of any one.-Iour reply to
those you may feel willing to answer
is solicited at as early date as prac.
ticGbc-not later, at all events, than
the first day of December next.
Yours, very truly,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
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Lois lapr Winter ssraxitsa.

Very great benefits are derived from
very small outlay of labor. hy pro
riding now for winter and spring pas
tnraGc. Small lots of well cowpcnned
or manurcd land, sowcl in Barly or
Rye, will yield very large amount Of
benefit. The value of the former is
We think, but little known. n, d cannot
be too highly appreciated, os it will
bear heavy grazing or frequent cut
lungs, and Yields Il larger amount Of
nntrIIncnt than any other green crop
3arIy should be sown on very rich
land 70 d" well and should be sowcd
ihlrk. or Il may hr PLANTED in drills.
"" laN" found be latter plan to-
succeed we'll. lfuraMurr IS to be add
ch, "pcn inrrow aud strew the manure
JitcIH. $" us /" neatly fill the li,rrow:
then throw two turrnws, one on each
side, as in listing for corn; dron the
barley III each ul these side fi,rrows.
the" cover with rake. Ailcr il is
up and begins To grow, the roots soon
reach ont and feed upon the manure.
and it will not hc long before it spreads
over bed and forms u drill one or
more feet wide. II The lots have been
previously prepared, as they should
have been, but little time will bc re-
1nircd seeding and plowinm in.
Lucernc ought now to be sowcd.-
Very deep preparation should be made
and the soil rich, and with these we
can promise fine returns for your la
Dor. We doubt whether we have 4
better grass for spring cuttings
with proper care on good soil, it may
he cut three or four times after the
breaking mp Of The winter, and viii
stand ,hr"agh the summer. not need
ing to be renewed for several years.
The first "i next month will probably
be soon enough for Glover OF the Mes
quit Grass.
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KAA MiMRT, MM0SEA \

This Is the most difficult Worm 10 destroy oi
I'll that in!est shc human system. il grows to an
almost indefinite length h becoming 80 cuil.d and
fastened TO the lntes,nes and Stomach eiIcclil.g
HE health so sadly as 10 cause ST. Vius Dance
Fits, &c., thai those iIlicted seldom if ever
inspect TINT il is Tape Worm fastening them 10
nu early grave. In order 10 destroy this Worm, IL
very energetic treatment must be pursued, il
would therefore he proper 10 take to of my
Liver Pills so as to remove all instructions, tha,
The Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must be taken in doses of = 1nilespoon-
fuls 3 times day, these Directions E,Iiowrd
have never been known to fail in curing the
Etost obstinate case of 3Hyc lI<lu
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,oGes the
citizens of this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De-
pot Of the w. & NJ II. Road, where he is ready
a, all times TO take charge Of diseased Horses
for moderate charge !; in all cases where there
is no cure n" pay will he expected: lie also
Depot, and expects shortly to receive New
Omnibus for that purpose. GooIs he wi II haul
at Ike old rate Of 10 cents per package, and
solicits the patronage of the pnblic.
Feb % 1853 lT-tf
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CGaUIr1a@99o
At TIE OLD STAND OF $. 4 J. o1LpEr

N=m Y S 81 f. NJ. GILBERT
ISsasss SssassslSS - continue the CA"RIAG GE-
~ ---SZ--BUSINESS at the above
stand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street,
Charlcston-whcro they will be plcasedto
exhibit to their old friends and customers
a very extensive Stock of Vehicles, COM
prising those Of their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their long acquaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will'enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August 2i, 1852. 4i-tf
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Through Fare from Charles
TON TO BALTIMORE $l5 Ol;
TO PHILADELPHIA $l7."0;
AND TO NEW-EORK $50.
~ s,;;,f.5 ta ls:cT.sa F5ann, F5saatsn all

EssEEEEE-I5 sS9--t5t3 t3---tss,I --t IaesESi-G2-
TIE GREAT NAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, 5. {,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
I.aurcns-st. daily at 3, p. III. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, N. c., from which pont
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 a. NJ;
and 2P NJ; The s O'Clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines to Petersburg,
Richmond, Washingtou, Batimore, Phila-
dclpha, and Ncw-Yor The public is
respectfully informed that the steamers o.,
these lines, are in first rate condition, and
arc navigatnd by well known and cx-
pcrIcnccd commanders; he Rail Roads
are in fine order, Ohc Wilmington
and Weldon. as well as the Seahoard
and Ronnokc having recently been reaid
with heavy TralD thereby securing both
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers awaiting themselves Of the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
10 hours. Philadelphia in "a hours, and
New York in 80 l-2 hours; and by the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bal
lmore in SO hours, Philadelphia in 56
hours, and New York in I'll l-2 hours
Through tickets can alone be had from
T.. WINSLONV, Agent OF the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the
Office of the Company, foot of Lnurens
street, Charleston, S. G., TO whom please
apply.
March %, 1882. 22-tf
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JYEYE:nS' HOTEL,

f''s,,dt THE subsc.' hcr would respect
I;;lGa fully inform his old friends and The
ttsltsa - public generally. that his li':2! 81;
long known Us the "SU MrER HOUSE"
is again openccd from date, for the rcccp-
ton al visitors.
The internal 'rr lngcmcrls will undergo
a thorough repair, with as Ii;,!c delay IS
possible, and he trusts that his attention TO
the cn'n'ur, nj his guests, will merit si,,rc
of public patronage. The subscriber has
also taken caar.c Of the BILLIARD Ia
BILE, and intends fitting up the room with
ncaincss, and will furnish it wirh all tho
nccrSSarics and cnnvcniences that lovers
OF ihc sport can require.
T. MYERS.
March S;h, 1853 l9-tf
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RY Thomas O,Connor,

Just received per Rail Road, a choice selec-
ton OF Cigars and Tobacco, Corlials, Pre-
serves of all descriptions, Jellys DC. Also n
complete assortment OF Groceries, which ho
guarantees TO sell rs low as they can he OBJ
iaincd from Charleston for.
Feb. /, 1853 lift
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China, Glass And
E:AhTHEMWAni;:33,
Direct lmportations.
H. E, NICHOLS,
COLUMBIA, S. G..

FL A:S li-t received direct from the man
IL uiacturcrs in England aud France,
and hv recent vessels from the North. a
very complete anh varied assortment OF the
above nalncd GOODS, comprising all The
new patterns and shapes; among which
arc best
WHITE GRANITE or STONEIV.ARE,
China finish superior article
Blue aud other Colored Ware, OF new
styles;
French and English China, now shapes,
plain W.it" Gold and decorated
Rich China Dinner and Teas sets, and
bca"tiiu! Fancy Articles III The line;
Cut, Mouil"rcd and Polished Glassware,
o! every KIND;
Dyo!t's Patent Camphcnc, Store, Oiiicc,
and l'arior Lump, a superior article;
Wchh's Patent U,l and Lard Lamps. new
article giving great 'igh, and briliancy
Tea Trays, best Table Cutlery and Pal
ted Casiors, Spoons, Forks, &c.
Housekeeping articles, in great variety;
Crates OF assorted Wares. of desirable and
new styles, by Wholesale;
Packages OF 'runblcrs, Flasks, Sc, low
by the package.
Having complete arrangements for obtain.
ing our Goods direct from the manuac
turers we can and will offer rare induce
lncnts, either by Wholesale or Retail :
Orders attended to promptly.
IT, Il. NICHOLS.
Columbia, April II, 1853 2i-tf