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NJ. STR AUSS.
& O Il i S .B l. r. Y .

rs SO MUCH Engaged in selling and boxing
i out his NEW STOCll.-OF SPRING AM,
SUMMER GOODS. purchased in New York,
Phladcl phia, Baltimore and Charleston, that
he has not the time to specify and detail. Ev-
cry one snys-and what every one says must
be so-thatit is the Cheapest, Finest dtd Best
Stock broughtto Cokcsbury. Consisting of
Prints, Jaeonet Mnslina, ROBES, Organdics,
BRlLLIANTES, GipgRams;
Bareges, Tissues Eabnradors, CHALLY, MA
RABOET SATINE;
MARABOUT; ;BASSALE, GRAPE MARETZ,
CAUSE MEXICANA; :.
The above new Goods in all colors, rs we'll in
1io"rning style.
LINEN GOODS.
MANT!LETS. and MANTIILAs. Ribbons,
Collars, SItesesan Trimmings
BONNETS AND HATS.
For GENTS, BOYS and YOUTH. Goods Of
H. every variety, viz:
cottonnde, Ginens, Drap d'Ete. caslmarets,
6c. Also, 'ES,
:READY-MADE CLOTHING, g.
Boots Slippers, Caters, and Ckildren's Shoes
r: +. HATS AND CARS,
Besides his full stock in HARDWARE, GRO
Gerry, ,CROCkERY, and
STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS
Ny stock is nov g. complete in all its sdePest
!! given TO me, r. hope that The present stock
fseteeted aaiti Jreat edSsaahd undei the 6esf fad
nantsgft N aS yin BE- shes sssengsss
and Judge for SoarselSe YES and rest asspssd ypr
can bay as cheap; from me as any wi,srre else
besid sAsfarge and bsa,ftiful assortment ID Cd
eeEssbs5 4sal4s sassa ,..ls a#ss1h4 ''14 os 'ssaa /
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"a
~ variety Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they selling nt the very lowest pri-
ces possible, and 70 whic! the attention .: l'ur-
chascrs is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following. n
mong Others of French Eng'ish and .im,1ican
K productions. Particular attention is asked to
Patusli, Lupin, ScydouN, Lieber & Cos manu-
facture OF Bombnzncs, cha!lies, dcaincS,
bareges, grenadines dc. Thirriu E Miiliards 5
black and colorcd cllail;cs, margnisc, veil
berage, and Tissues
PRINTED GOODS.-St cinhacl,, KoccIlinks,
Percals, brlliantcs, cambrics, jaconetS, lawns,
orgnndies and bcrages,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
&c Fou,lands, very handsome;
90 French and English Cnlicocs of Stein
- bacl,'s IIGs:le's Mnn,cii!,s .S Eorton's;
Gases Of Ginghans. black and fancy, all prices;
Printed challics and bcragc GeIai.lcs, from low
priced to very rich
American lawns ard n!uslins:
s~&&" Calicocs low price AMI fLs. coiUrs +;
- =. HOU,SEKEEPLN-G GOODS.
Richardson's j,incns, md other makers, n
terry full assortment in ali varieties, for shirt
ing, ,shceting. pillow casing, .Ec., DC. birdscye
diapers; Scotch ditto. tow.ling and towels,
Turkish Bath, &C.; window drapery, lace and
muslin, DC, DC
* Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys. j.,
Linen drillinGs DC, cottonades Of all Sorts vest
fngs, spring cassisneres cas!;hcre!t dral etc, c.
lrfs.:.-4.. rfssa.s:...-;4.:..s 8 DOMESTIC ,GOOES,
An nniivaled assortment of shectings AMI
slrirtings, brown and ndbleachcd, from 81 to I'D
width and from the lowest priced 70 the finest
English and American makes
..sgt5dSSsas ~ .yPLAN7A17ON GOODS.
u
t6.Iiaye, by the piece or bale. In addition t.,
the above, we have the very finest ASSORTMENT
z of collars, I.accs and E,nhroidcrics in general
TO be found probably in the State.
.;iisssa 5Sy.5s }. +. BURCIIARD d co.
May 2, 1856. 52-1y
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e RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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cents per square 2 lines or css) for frs: inser-
tion and 374 per square for each continuance.
EN Any one advertising by annual or semi
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monthly, if lie desires
cB- Subscribers to the paper who do not
pay their subscriptions within the year will be
charged 81 so. TADriI 90, 1863
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THE 1NDEPENDENT PRESS
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At ABBEvILLE, p. C.,
AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,

HAS "a circulation of nearly one thousand
IL in Abbeville- District, and is constantly
increasing. It's circulation in this State is
about fourteen hundrlJ, and its entire list Of
subscribers hY"bers over sixteen hundred. 1t
is therefoEe.S ~ed to the mercantile and bust
ness comndniSs 'generaly us the best cdverti-
sing rnediufh.m: he up-country of South Car
olina, tri2,
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fresh Arrivals
IF RE s HI G R OCEfe feHE IS

Hardware, &C., &c, &c.
T AGAIN nsk attention of Planters and House
Il keepers to my additional supplies of Java
and Moooa COFFEE, Coffee SUGAR, Mo-
LASSE,S, RICE, SALT, FISH, de-
..<ysS" ::'sssa Irish Potatoes,
Still lower-bclow cost-chcnp enough for
table use. have; still about THIRTY BAR
REL which am determined to close out.
A New Supply
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Bnrning Fluid Put
-ty, and Window Glass, FgsnshSand American.
~. 20. Kss'
Ss55tReetifed,I Rye and Eagle wIIISllEY, whicl,
-'IsWish to- close 'rout Immediately at n little
above cost for cash. =
1Sssf5s''' ''''.1."' Hardware.
.7ss,H Hoes Of ever variety, from 90 to SIS cs, and
9etlH lover per dnz. Hand Saws, Vices, Anvis,
sSmiths sTongs, Bellows, Pitch Forks, .Shovcls,
SSpadse,2 and Nails OF every No, from to 40
penny. CiIAlSiS--log, Lock, Fifth and draw
ssssesafss sssesss y. ,. Also, to Young and Old,
There j pplication uadeto come forward
RPs{ R5cKiSG Snsss'esi cATRs rs
,sAndany 6tber kind you may wart, rs have o
&tswlat and VIII se1l ut cost for cash.
dfssNsfe - ssss4a :Fg Guns. h~
syon wans Guns 1thatwill shoot and Kill
As6Yer1d0YAra li'sn III. S. KERR and he will
Sy6ff g lev theh:''ia@. y; - :a,5'rl,,..
'Ne'sss'f's" - Toteaco ard Cigars. -.
tTSbpeco of every quality, from Is ',ats. tc
--SLQQ PEI. lb. Cigars, many brands.
Allssf The sehoye articles, taad mary Othera
may ndaf tie Grocery Store 81
AZ Ala a,ss Brick /; i h'"ss @ssN'
esss7 80. 81 g sss l5ag. !. e. :
ax aBRI Reg eohasasnment.
+rasa asasssga8S iBs; Extra fssxby Flour, for sal,
April = lsssadtsa2 ss4s ssss. II
&sT "a "l *,%snas.2 =
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u Peas 0GseYery.Narjety
A g. 90 4spts e sl go per hushel, for .sas.h i
= May q 80 q
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SPRING G0ODS---1S5G.
j.. F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, Ga,
Broad st., Opposite Masonic. Hall,
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,

4 RE now receiving al unusually choice
"a variety of
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Black Hole OF Calcutta

There arc many persons, no doubt, who NaTe never
heard the origin Of this often quoted passage For
them and Others who may have, perhaps, forgotten
the subject we copy the following article which tel:
the whole monrnttl stoFy'a ~ .1rn .~-,lAts
Lord CliNe while q colonel Of the tDri,n army,
commenced his career as founder Of the British en-
pre i'll India. Full Of honols and wealth, @ht RI.
turned to England but being defeated in getting into
Pa. llanent, in l755, sailed, under the Kings com
matte, agaitfor 1rda, tile company appointiue him
to the soyernorship OF Fort St. David But the very
day he stepped into the gubeIn9tU rtai rhItE
raS the Bengal Nabob took Calcutta. 41iahttafne
that chapter 0f.nnheard OfrGrletv familiar 70 avery
child who haslearned to read the story bdglEEss=lfe
tragedy Of the Black Hole occurred ii 1855 tlSt
hundred years ago. e. 5-,---: r s.y~4.ra,.
The dungeon was but twenty-feet square, Mid.
summer heat was parchns India The little garrison
thought it all joke, when they were orderallto 90
in; but to refuse was to die, for arajahul DoWlaCk
orders must be obeyed. Prolonged suffering was bet
ter than instant DEATH They entered-one hundred
aG1fprtysiX in all, The door was closed the small
aperture admitted neither light nor aig When they
began to exchange bleahs the startling truth burst
upen-them- The air already was almost utrid
They shriekea-&theySel in mertai agony They
scGeqnled for. water; and athen killed each other
over the cup which unsurpassed through the grating
While the poor prisoners were biting andalueezing
each others life AWAY, gaspmg for Ill., water fol- any
thing. to relieve them offs THEN agony, the ailors,
laughed and danced in pure delight. Hdltne the
Aghest ~ RANK oeIea the JallolS heavy Dlnes blI
no, the Nahob was sleeping, 9anden one dared to-
wake him. In the morning. When the dehauth was
sleptaway, he ordered the dAort6 he Jppeneut aud
6ht staggered twpntythrcc swollen distorted living
cofpsesl One hundred and twenty-three were piled
I'LL purifying mass Of men att shapes And forms
were represented in the death:srugele, The English
woman who survived was sent tothe ha1em Of Prince
Moplsheddbqda .Hblmel was saved, ana tells the
tale4ssThe dead4were burned on the spot. but the
narrowing picture did not move in the least the gran
"a
deed reached Give, and the celebrated Brittle Of
Passey showed the inhuman Nabob thatit was i
foolhanly thing to triflewith the feelings of English
nen. The soldiers fought like bulldogs; revenge
stimulated them on, and the Nabobs army Of Do,QD0
strong was broken like reed. Give lost but twenty
two mel-- 3 = = - IL #f} = '
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NEW GRENADA. WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMAN'SL LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHlNA.--Closca on the 18th and 10Th Of
each month, at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth Of each month.
RE- Postage to New South Wales, Victoria South
Australia, etc, via England, by packet Or private
ships, 70 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added TO
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, ) cents. prepaid.
BIZ The postage to places the West coast of South
America. via Panama is On each single letter,
A. cents and on each newspaper $ cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter. and . cents on
each paper. when received.
hN Inc postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate. and cents each newspaper: and to
the Sandwich Islands. Australia Van Dienlan )
Land and China (Tia San FrancscOD is, on
each single letter 10 cents payable in advance.
0 The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
II cents, prepaid. On newspapers. etc. tie do
nestle rates apply. a. 5. NEYITT, p. NJ.
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Life.

!, No flower e'er bloomed but it faded. ) T..
The rose in its beauty must die ID 0.
the sweet scented jiesan1ine which shaded
Loves bower--on the cold earth must lie.
T have seen in the freshness Of mornings !
. I The bud not yet open'd to-day: = =
- And at noon in full ycrlure adoraing----. 49, f
To-. But at night it had sunk in decay. = -"
Thus the hopes which in youth we may cherish,
>%3% LIN the noon of our life may still bloom -
But as jesanine and rose they will perish
W And their brightness De shrouded IN gloom.
Il Such the fate Of all hopes that are bounded, S4S
By the short time on earth that given-I
10 But. oh not 50 with those which are founded
al, On the joys which await us ii heaven III
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From the, Observations Of Mace staper, i,
A. Hotel Incident. 'N

we take it first and lust ali tf1roVgj;ife4 it
really amazing what raft of people NE Sc heag ana
never seen especially in hotels. 1t has been Mace
Slopers luck to be very frequently CHARTERED in rooms
with nothing bnt'a door betwNt his rNoln,land mis-
neghborS; and Whenever this happened he has been
pretty generally about certain to hear willing or an
willing, considerable that wasn't spoken to hinl-par-
tfnaIly when girls were IN the neSr room Nut Civ
ing myself credit Tor, any especial cutenesS Can t
biag eYerhaving got up any wise theory on the
sullect; but it does seem to me that the qcerest
widest and most anazng speeches that ever heard
N aH my ie IRON mortal lips always came from PEG,
agree with me If he will rake out his own excrenct
IFtle-T7l maintain that no. two people can talk in
Ihe dark ne:anOther asthey do III the iG1t. Re,
port such atak and read it them, and they'll as Suoa
neieYe that they have been talkin lnUu. That's so
winch reminds Maze Stoper of z t,1 tie orrs- hpuri
ma'Sew Jersey hotel, 9lad dtfetlY ssmdke Rvsclt
into regular nap, when | was aWoke by hearing
somebody enter the next room. Apparently he awuke
somebody else up TOO, who was sleeping there in ad-
Hglo, thar!n says the man ahed. :, Halo and
behold?, answered the one entering. '7' " Wait for
your WELCOME afQie yoHtome in, said No /. In
comes are always welcome answered Noe. The
mXoiogist Of tipqars dlectoried me- to h,artnlcut
AC, which, being exceedingly weary. I'D unran,
d ct1 ct, II you desire iluminobslyAF 10th.
stranger, cried No '"loll thar, don't lgnl a
match Tor the loyept heqyen! IkQo,v etXackly What
YOU lg2h NE without gong1urder sl0Hrc five feet
IeEeh AcAeS igh got grey esTs an6 al c0ts aaitYet
vest short hafand loose oYercoat nose Nltea.rlznf
handle. and scaroYer the left eye That the tIs "
GHow do YOU cog1loyit TIM aas ft ahlS2eI Tt{lJ
'Hqqg thInlt4!' vas tile response how % ] know
bow youdook! 7, Why, who the deuce ever heat,i0f 4.
man 8 coming to bed III the dark and calling tn lii!
Keeper mxDlogiat Of tipplar fXus uu!eS6 lie had
grey eyes, raZor-handed nose, short hair and Il eol.
cqlorfq vest IpQnt light match ,RtgQp9qT u nv
account. Dfummon' lights would be darkness oil
yhut lace aIier such abazeof language a Fhat Il.
lunhously cpgnoIit That sAoHs-reu,r Ia
betbag ihyolr hand lh,f whisky bbttle inf sSho,
IheTe WgS S1Ahd IKE tile pop Of cork and clear
case tdttnEttpg to 9eter Erq11QiraucE gang Tgl3as
a.lel asleep. Nc hear 1qneer things i'll the dark
him. " - = 70 7 -
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$Nso ORLEANS 9ai(v Grestent.
POETRY, MISCELLANEOUS AND TALES
Little, w omen.

k7s+a.=s~----izIt
In ittle==precnns somewhat snlandaE meets-the
sqeneves! tf4tn.:E t:.4i .:ii'--IG>5 s}+3 -
Ina little lhfp OF sugar how much Of sweetness LEG
So ina little woman love grows and multlplles
YonreGolIeot the proyeTb sis-1 word sApto t t
~. wise. $50. !; ,-sI4l .sf Il ~ Il 1:N III
nen,nercorn1 il yery small but seasons every dinner
More shan all other condiments aho' IT'S si'rlnked
Just s. little woman iran is, love Will let yod win ber
There'snot al in all the world you2wiii nottnd
within her. ------a 80, =; 77z- -
Asnvithipthe little rose YOU find the richest dyes 4
And in little grain Of gold much price and value lies;
AS from little balsam much odor doth arise, W.
Soma little woman theres taste-o fPartt IS;
The skylarl and the nightingale, though small and
YET Marble sweeter III the grove than all the birds
that sing. 80" , .-t,.'.. ,L1t
And soa little woman, though very little thing
Is sweeter far than sugar. and flowers thatbtoom 10
FROM the Spanish Of Juan Riuy dc EIita -
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LoStfFELLew On THE MooS.-The author pf'' Ha-
watha;i+ has good dRaI nf@uaticenfat
moon htely, We give rener Of IBIS pretty concets
Increment. the othersday! And here is another -:
The moon was pallid, but not faint, 7vtf-s
.maot And beautiful as some fair saint, 4. hi
5 Serenely moving on her way -. =
80" In hours Of tral and ;dismay; - ~
"a AS if she heard the voice OF God, -, -
@5 }na 1 ~ WIN 1akea ret sEs .j
". As on the glowing Goals and bars
j.. ! That were to prove, her strength andtry
q Her holiness and purity. = - L
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I Organ Grinding

Holmes the poet, writing Of the old stye Of organ
grinders, WHO used to aict his nerves, says in his IN
:, = III thinkk they are crusaders, sent ~
.'ita9A; From some Internal cline. a''
,..'. '.5 To pluck the eyes Of Sentiment,
. E5Ji,s And dock the tale OF Rhyme; r, .
"'a54 To crack thesvoice of Melody. 49, H.. .e,
- ,, .' ~ And break tile legs of Time @N' ".
lev, But bark! the, airagain is, still, 81, ~
tss.es2 The'music all is, ground, ,' - ~-.s-
)I,.. And Silence like i pnultce comes r. a.,
u . To heal the blows OF sound t. r, =,
,H"12 It cannot bet is-it is 4 4 .:~'as
III It 49,, Il hdt is going round. LII -
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A gentie<n wiiskerel up to the very eyes, was
passing along the street when a couple of Jolly tars
On land cruise observed him -" SILVER my timberS
Jack said one to the other g that fellow looks like
d rat pcepng out Of q bunch of oalalm"
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The man who thought he could learn to make boots
by'swallewng sherry cobbleGs has lstgot out woEb
ln,WAlGh he attempts to prove that by eating hops
yea VIII acquire acknowledge of Waiting ~ =
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Hl&Ir. \ JULIu>-' 0ILF:1 l"I:- II1J, :
IL iot'~ iitl ''"n'ni NrY',pnp- agent N'r o De
I,S> .z < sly 81 r,1 st., ' t. '' &C.
., ".r,',- ~:l: To Any HKTI,t: il A. " The T,t,4' or
,.~ ,rr.I " iss At So Z. ,:rn,,,"rc 'm.r ,ri5 y
II HENDERSON y Co.. y. ~ A.. ur;t" r.Ao-
s'e'no'': aud Family s"ltse, corner Magazine nt Nat
Il A Me-: ~. ''o : s 4. n Az, ,.. .>'7 nay
tio.' i-i.l, K. AZ, AIIOtH -NI-L.A". -. g
Il 1H' r tiTt + fH t Fh} 2s 5: :, >5S
HFE>DE '*s pn>>t*SS ':>!,H> 5& j "a:
H'\\>.o> !t, o. " Us. SIX >1'.rri%' >,'E>1a
HYDE: y GOODRICH, Jr." r,hht.-. ',.4@. .:4s.
loNM~, 9lNcki>pf:,t y 60. 1i.'r.':E'
<:NN 'l: s., ~; : GO" T. },&'~,.'> N*S.
l. t.tltEh. ,hFitED, '"NHI-~t''N HEI.' ..'>E.
s''-. 'l l'~o.so. Fire brieh,. e;c. = : &@t
! I.>oI> ~ co., j., I5s.!.zls- il -I1.',.E AND
/ -,EiLI+:, r. e.. ,,Ir!&>G' Al ~" ~ 4
Ah 1inH2, .'" % r ''. s = S5%
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}IAl;iS. Z. q H., >rr9H>@Y~.>1 j. .:> -. IN.
'
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1l2octQr. said gentleman to his physef}p,f4isn
there disease called, shngles!' Yes to 6e Sre,'I
replied Gaen, , q Then have got it." said the pa
teent, Tor the roof Of my, mouth Is broken't6t'd a
dozen places 80 =. 'h"l' -e...' - : 4 !
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The German schneider who made great coat for a
cerk-serew, is trying his hand uoW upon a pair OF
pants fora >teInlengiue. - "
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DDG1SITS. d., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SAD
IL uIrry Wtrrhost M. As Canal street. opposite the Custom
"
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Fin-r JrartE'> ,'orer, ir. CLARKE y Mr, Bri.NN
PARISH - tlriHtl>4 50, 2l.I~1.
n tlRTUt. Of wit Of iell fnrinS % me
- directed hS the Hon rr H. F. MITCHELL 49,. Iu,ti,r
d Pet"t"r the !1i>I Of uT.-ul>. YIN proceed .o Ill Il
pn!u. hh'"n ," M Nnra' ou-r NJ. - J'l WE'D
N-lhh u" (, thy 4 i'~rnf1irr, l>r -, = NJ
HAh h'r Of ~ RNlItNE, 4d It K APE ~.IAWln
Sr5t"t in TIE a,afc ,','it.ri
TE.tN>t .,>l- the ,ayi.
t}9 = % u WV. e. QrIEE t'2r..,'.s
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so1 tv4puy
utaaks-Asu- 1usrTMEs.-rnEsH@HrEtI ne =
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(,ARTEit ~ CO., j. H., DEALERS N SIArLE
" AMI Fancy Groceries u Ill kinds corner to:'pu and
It ~, ,;.,,r t,s streets
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

RocNIus, j., ,WnoLEsA,hE AND i7rIA1L SAD
ID ry Warchors NJ As Canal street, opposite the Custom
RoNNEVAL ~ DUCROs, STOCK NOTE AND
ID F,<'lt,gn Rockers, Is tarou"ct street, n D. ne Bin
pRADsiIAN ,GAAS. H., WLioLEaME AND Eh
M N , E IN NJ" Il 81 * ST n %, tile MY MY y
RoGErT, G. {. 4 Co., stI1r AGENIs AMI COM
. MISSION MERCHANTS, i cnnp street
l7OAE 4 isltt1AUX, ATroKNEls-ArLAW, Ne IS
" Camp street, New Orleans. NJ
17AiSIEK 4 CO., j. IL, DEALERS N STArLE
y Fancy Groceries Of Ill kinds, Common and
fr!onri''nisS >trr+t-
Y q 1niti Sauces, etc., s, 10 Ito ,":n:,,n
pKsNEItIS w ATTH H|NVls>} y;y> EEL;
CoSi EE.E y so, Wii% VI, $ VA; 'it"'%%5
CIGARS, .: Canal and New itYre streets, Ne% Or
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-31
TOPHAM Il NORFLET's


Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
499, Seusnth Street, opposite Odd Fsllo,os' Hail.
MI ESSRS. TOPHAM llate of PhiIadel.
IN phia) and NORFLET (of this city) respect.
fully announce to their friends and the public, that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con.
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Of
"a Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martingales, and Whips 4S
Harness of every description, both for city and
ss.E country use snt@ge -.
All kinds Of Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bags
Ladies, Satchels, Travelling Baskets and Fancy
4l Work Boxes tgse
Horse Blankets Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes sa.a
Cards, Curry-comhs, Sponges, &c. 6E
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tained; and both of us having been practical work
men for several years, we feel confident that our work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability
By unremitting efforts to give satisfaction, we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share of public
patronage. i1 ttat #HR t@
Particular attention paid TO covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work ,af
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand. 49,
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