Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-22
BLANK-BOOK FACTORIES.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would invite the attention
of merchants and others 70 their extensive assort
ment of Blank Books, Memorandum, DC, all OF
which are made in their own mandatory, and un.
der their own inspection Of the bes. materials, and
are sold at the lowest prices. Cap demi, and med-
um Day Books Journals, Ledgers, Cash Books, Let
ter Books, Minute Books, Dockets, De- bound In the
various and most durable styles Also, . large as
sortInent of Halfbound Day Books, Ledgers. and
Quarto Blanks together with great variety of Bank
Books Pass Books, Records, String Memorsndnms
Tuck do Pencil Pocket Diaries, Receipt Books Copy
Books &C., &c. Also, large assortment Of plain
and fancy stationery Account Books for Merchants
Banks Public Offices, &c, ruled to any pattern, and
bound in superior manner, at the shortest notice
JAMES b. SMITH h CO., i4s Chestnut St. above
Sixth Orders by mail promptly attended to. 1s
BOOKS, SC. a1 2n #.H G3F
NOW READY. THE NEWSPAPER RECORD,
collection of Newspaper Facts and Statistics, con-
tanning complete list of Newspapers in the United
States Canadas and Great Britain the only reliable
work of the kind in the world. An invaluable assist
ant to the edtoF book and general adver-
tiser Beautifully printed on fine white paper octave
size, 200 pH On receipt Of 50 II win pc sent per
mail, to any part of the country. Law 4 BROTHER,
Publishers, No. 8S Dock street, Philadelphia.
BOOTS AND SHOES. fp sa3 taA
8. O. THOMPSON'S Fashionable Boot and Shoe
Store No. 10 South Fourth street. between Chestnut
promptly attended to. hls$ 4S% asl
CARPET SFDRES. S'E5 a. $40
CARPETINGS, MAfTIEdS, aud Oil Cloths, now
land ng in store and for sale at the Warehouses OF the
Delaware County Carpet Misunderstanding Association,
Nos. ls, ls apd2o North ed street and No. Church
Alley PhiladephiS. This immense Carpet Depot
has been in operation for nsaf!y half century and
he merchant trader, (or cash OF city accertances
interest added can select this fall from the as
sortrnent they have yst offered Any style Of Car
p psis he sn shortest St a as Orders
by mail promptly attended to. s4It.3 1885,
BAILY & BROTHER, No. 252 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, invite the attention of merchants TO
their large stock of Carpeting embracing Velvet Ia
pestry, Brussels, Three-ply, lngran and vsntians
Also very extensive assortment of Floor Oil Cloths
Rugs, Druggets, Canton and Cocoa MattinGs ~,
5-4, and CA white and red check Canton Mattngs.
44-4, "a, agd g. 4 Cocoa Mattngs very superior.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
CHAIN CABLES AND ANCHORS,
DANIEL MCCARTHY 4 son, importers and
son street, and No. Dock street, Philadelphia Or
ders by mail prom ty attended to.
CIGAR STORES. l
CIGARS! CIGARS CIGARS! At IS Walnut
street Imported and Domestic Cigars wholesale
and retail dealers aAd consumers invited to call
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We have all the choice brands in the MARKET which
we sell cheap for cash or city acceptances. VAN
bE1L 4 FANpERBECK, No. 65 Walnut street, Cd
door below Dock, All orders promptly attended to.
CLOCkS, &c. raiB N,
JAMES BARRIERS wholesale and retail Clock es.
nut streets Philadelphia where may be found one Of
the largest and best assortments Of Clocks and Time
Pieces in the United States in quantities 10 suit pur-
chasers, Of from a single Clock to one thousand
Clocks, embracing every variety of style and manu-
facture suitable for churches halls counting houses
parlors, sleeping apartments, and Kitchens, steam
ind canal boats, and railroad cars. Also, General
Sole Agent for Rapgs patented Scientific Niche
Gold Pen, Wholesale and re,ail Gold and Silver Pen
Holders and Pencils, and variety Of Fancy Goods
Those wishing to purchase will find 1t to their inter
est to call before purchasing elsewhere. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. asN4tE sr
CLOTHING. t .sa3
A FRESH, LARGE and FASHIONABLE STOCK
of Ready made Clothing, unsurpassed in the United
States for immensely, variety, elegance and cheap
ness pow arranged in the numerous and WE'LL lighted
ware-rooms of the extensive range Of buildings
known as Tower Hail The proprietor, by long prac-
teal experience in an extensive Wholesale and retail
Clothing business has been enabled to perfect sys-
tenn of arranging the sizes of garments, 50 that all
persons can be fitted in perfect manners and being
In possession of every facility for procuring materials
in this country and Europe, is therefore enabled to
defy competition in furnishing Ready made Clothing
at the lowest possible prices ALSO. constantly on
hand, full and complete assortment of Piece Goods
adapted to the season. to be made up to order The
entrance to this extensive Clothing House is at No.
1872 Market street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
JOS. NJ. BENNETT, Proprietor, late Bennett & Co.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO- a,'s"i
one PRICE ONLY.-The Lowest Selling Price
Ia marked in plain figures, and warranted to be from
10 to is per cent the lowest in the city, owing 10 the
immense business and constantly undressing demand
for our fine Clothing, at low prices, at LIPPIN-
COLTS Mammoth wholesale and retail Clothing
Warehouse for both men and boys wear, southwest
corner Fourth and Market streets, No $780, the
original and only strictly price Clothing House
in the city or STAG Orders by mail promptly at
tended TO-. & tA
CLOTH STORES. a4
JACOB sCHANDEIN, importer and dealer in
Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings &c. No "a North Sec.
ond street. two doors below Elfreths alley East side
Philadelphia Orders by mail promptly attended to.
CLOTHS, TAILORS TRIMMINGS, and Mems
Furnishing Goods. A very desirable and well as
sorted stock of good Goo 10 subject to the exam-
patton of wholesale buyers, by JAMES HAL-SEY &
MOORE, 90 South Fourth stree, between Market and
Chestnut Orders by mail promptly attended to.
CONFECTIONERIES,
RUBINCAM 4 SELLERS, wholesale Frniterers
and Confectioncrs, No ll8 N. Third street. PbladeL
phia. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
CORK MANUFACTURERS. Ud +
JOSEPH MURPHY, Cork Manufacturer, No. $40
NORTH Third street, one door below Coates Philadel
pbia. Orders by mails promptly attended to. bssi
CUTLERY, &c, 74ss d 0SG U tsg
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, PORT A0ENAIEs
and Fancy Goods. JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, No. ~
North Third street, would respectfully inform the
Trade, that he has received a very largo stock Of
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Of the very best makers.
Guns. Pistols. Port Monnaies, Powder Fasks, Ra.
zois. Razor Strops, Tea Trays, Accordeons, Vions,
Guitars Banj6s And Playing Cards. a.tt s-4
Percussion Caps, Shot Pouches and Be..s, Spoons
Plated Forks, Zen Bells, Colfs and Aliens Rcroly-
ers DC ~
/, NY stock is mostly of my own importation and q
little lower than can be offered by any other house in
lie trade. 0rders,by mail promptly attended TO-
DESK FACTORIES, &C.
JOHN 7. HAMAITTS Pstsnt Desk Manufactory,
No III South Third street, taboSe Spruce, Pr iade
manufa, tured TO order and constantly on hand Pa