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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
COURT-KINGs COUNTY

CUPRENE COURT KINGS C0USILxS
- Eis. n heCuloch ssainst Reuben Bowler Gcos, ns
William Bsief Isaac L. Wilcox spd May L. bis wis go
Wilcox aud Anns n. bis wife. Willsn Staforl,
James North Seth NORTH John Pnyrs Exrs Gould saa -
y. Gosid-Sanmon+-For reief-ICom. not Ger III. ~
fradsns ISAAC l.. WILCOX MARY l. WiLCoA -
WILLIAM BAKER: Yon are hereby summoned sat ~
4s npisin, in this setion which vii "a
the Osce Of the Clrrt Of the Cosrty Of Rnss At As CJ
fe said somp lnt tia subscribers, st their once ~
Galist Ia he City Of New York, within twenty avs
se service Of this you, exclusive OF ms ~
sasa service; AID you fsil 10 answer the sid .
re time nsrss,s the P.iota in hA action vii sqpy srl
Court fSr the relief demanded Ia the complaint D.tsa w
1888. BRAIEAAD RICE
Plsintifs Attorneys, No. II Wshe 90
The complaint In shis acton fed Ia kinp Cosny ~"
oHos on tho u dsy ef May, Isos.-Jane 1853: 49,
Jes 1sx6wW BRAfNARD RICE, Pisinnn -
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
- Tas Spring Ars-ecnfrt % lat q Nay co
eostsss 70 st Il jsy. ss-n 81 so ksas wta 10 ~. s
sssSaEststs tss stsssars tcz~sa-
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miscellaneous.

DUPUY's NEW PERFUME for the SEASON.
IL KISS kE-QUICk.
Distilled from fragrant Tulips.
T.. DUPUY Chemist No. 90 Brostvsy n. I.
KIsS-ME-QUICK POMADE for tbs hsT
kIsS-ME-Q QUICK SAC fSi the Bureau.
KISS -ME-QIJiCK SOAP foT ths Toilet
Agents:
CAREY HOWARD SANGER, New. .Y0ik
SCHIEFFELIN, BROS l. Co. Nswfork
JAMES +. MAXWELL. Ns,yi ork
=. e. WELLS Co, Nes,york-
J. w. EORCR0SS Co., Boston ana New-fork
Sold everywhere
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f,fNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting a. New Hampton with the Deassr bacs.
wanna sad Western RAiiEosi EAsoa Win tne L~Aas
Ta@y Railroad. ....
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, Commanding Apsa "a lss-
Esve Nrw.Yok foT Fsstou and intermediate tom PEI
No North River n u ls NJ. And p Tor Sonsr'ns
by shove train, and a. $50 ?
The above trans connect EEsbeh with tsns the Neg
Jersey Railroad which leave New orb from he foot Of Sout
xni,-st n n and u q n, and sud P
the Delaware Lacks ard Western hs
viii leave at n N. only For L+hsh Valley kAosd
"a A m and u On JOHN o. sTERNS. Supefiutsu1ent
FLUSHING RAIIROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
IL het Wharf By s.senst IOLAS a. 6S5 7:S and 10 ArS
fhe leave Flushing L. l., al 6;t aud 10
m l. 4 and p meeting aud exchanging pssseafeu
Is o.nt. VIM NJ SMITH Receiver.
B-Pic Mic parties taken reduced
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OfIfcE o. THE ONO oTATk AGEAcY,l
NEy YosE CITY. June % 1859 (
ENTFREST On the FOREIGN DEBT Of the
STATE Of OHIO-Tbe Commissioners ef the Sinking Fund
oFe fOho hety give notice that on the lat day JAY
ias b.v viii be present al tne Office Of ts Ohio St4 Assny
No = Wl,las. New YORK Guy ready u PsJ the egi'
tired Losas thereof the interest due tasi day upon Plbc
Debt the STATE o Ohio Of which he terest IL payable
New YorE City the COnnssoners vii continue 70 be
f the pup1se each succ--ng day
theresfrer Until 4h day Of be sss monto inciusye
All interest due Gsy d Jolly instant that DEBT.
viii Is not app I'd for within The sLd pace
specified Will pad any thereafter at tbs Office Of ,Ae
ComrssioDeIs 10 the City Of Cumt1s bat not else Shere.
The Trsps'er yooss will open ths 15th day of July
r. NJ Wight /COnIuiss.on-c. OF to
G. = WOLCOTT, SINKING fund
A p RUSSELL. Of the Sste o! Ohio
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.-NHw-
y YosE Ipy 3 ls5s-Notioe is hereby given that H.
sTALLMENI Of 20 per tbe oI4DdnE an weep
rucst This Con paly viii be psd o. TIE office oft Coups1y
No - " al st and sfter "a Inst. J. II. PERKINS
n,,,n, 90 - Ii rNnrs CrArp,l R.t1 zn.n ca
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ser hzste<.
TpuESDsY ap-dsa sOSDAY. Ap<il IA.
EoSDsY ysys THURSDAY Apdl -
TSuRSDAY k,,n MONDAY May Ia
nayD,Y MAYA THURSDAY. h,fS
TUESDAY June 3 N0NDAY, MAJ VI
NOSDAY June IL THUR5DAY. Jane ID.
TgURSDAY Jgu4 p MONDAY June 81
MOsDAY JgIr ; THURSDAY. July =
TB RsDAY, July IS AOsDAt, JAf =,
AONDAY. July - ItuNSDAI. Jn' =
THURSp ~. AIsrs.i .i nONDAr Alsh
MONDAY Ausus. Is. THURSDAY. AlEas L
raj -RsDAY Augu- y NOSDAf August q
MONDAY : nt.rsb.f6 THURSDAY Sc t-mb-t :
TIL RsOAY. Sepcmb-r 10 MONDAIl SeP,e1s-r ID
MONDAY Sepicmh-r y. TIL kSpAi, ocPteh0eI -
THURSDAY. Octcb~G7. MOSDAry OctoNf
MONDAY. Oc'ober H. TIL RsDAfs uctooS ~
THIRSDaY Ostohef sS MONDAY October -
MONDAY Nov4m,-ts THt 2sOAl, N1v-mbtrt 4
udn-T 6t,ad % Pssacnser sni Frigh Sortw S-esnNu
IRON CITY J Z Tg-ner Ss.'es.
MINERAL ROCK. j. T. Ry -er. master
GIN TAYLOR. Geo l. S.oa-. VI MAstrt
Bkns three bos:s esus evtcy week tarorsh t1r
IN steamers make tho ronni trp eight days n Jns if
Ear u tbe "a p. ~ De secured ny addressing
HISSEY 4 aoBRInE
Forwarding Ald Commission drchsnA
CisS-taua. Oiir.
sB-nuk al Psck,gca, Care OF Hsssey Mesnie cese
Land
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GENERAL DEPOT for ARTISTS MATE
" RIALs Of EVERY DESCRIPTION Wholesale aud
RETAIL .
MASURY L. WILTON, No. III Fulton't. and No. -
Ann importers of English, French and Ger nan OF snd
WATER CjIORS, CANNA5ES and BRt SHE'S, DRAWING
PAPKRs MATHEMATICAL AL INSTRUMENTS, etc
Artists IwAys depend procuring NlNsOk 6 NEW
TONS COLORS freshly goundsutngenens having been ei'
fcted Messrs w ~ for supply OF Coiors every two
eckt by Iusted Catalogues sent ou application %
nnsil OF otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

TNGOT COPPER-In lots to suit plEchssers-
i for ,.e b. Minnesota MINING COMPANY No. IS
N.
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AXE SUPERIOR LINB.-laSs.

IL rOVCHIsc .-.,,,
An p'"''' CIr2
TIE new .sS ,r'eciid loo P-esssre stesns<s SiFt O
CLEVELAND, }. NJ. Lssiy, hstS LAiaois' J'oS ~"
Mz-.xx
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Cutlerr, Garomare ana 3ron.

INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TN,
Il iETIMONY, kc, for sAe By
JOHN ". QUINCY h Co. No. % Hiisa-si-
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}1aints, Oils. Glass, %7e.

sOOBURN's Extra LARD OIL-Very pure, will
~ nv yer gum bum cqos TO Sperm Barrels -
rslloBI JOHN w. QUINCY Co. No % William "a
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URVING SAYINGS ms ttON, '"' ~
w.u,p e. pesr Grv~-~ -oprn dsi'y from ~ ", :,
m snd from to p OF hondays IhafseSEys E ! Sa Sl
ul' T..s.., ~ 6 per 4 amounts toD 81 70 @fss ..
on OF beo ho oh VIII csn' 'cs rtetos' i'1
cep>-as "S~' ~ u VAN Il. PUst, ~
''S yssosssur 4. BvxToS. sec'eIsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-very suPerioI
JOHN W. QUINCY L Co, No ss w1uIA,n-s-
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J. WRIGHT & co.
IF YOU WOULD ESCAPE

II LOG oOOAAO n41OA9IH
LONG SUFFERING WEAKNESS.
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
r.. IL, r.s,,u, O... ru, ,.... a. a.. -, :,
inc OILY ins NeVerFahhg Ahtnote 70 ram on EARN j
WAR; NTED
70 ann. v,,ho,, sr,.r, ana u,,,.,.- a..
.F-Tffl - - - 80 ~ ~ s
'snese oeoSe mas absolute ana unms'ekape control over
the many msadie below named which dehss ALL other
remedies and medical skim
stoos an ,o.,, -. .e ,,-.. ,...,
u.s,s p,ns ~ 49,. 81. i, D. ~. -
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An
Nj -NCt
Relative to Prescription Of certain Actions against the Cit
MALOU,

Relative to Prescription Of Actions against the City
New Orleans
SECTION L. Be IL enacted By he Senate and House
Of Representatives. of the State Of Louisiana, IN
General assembly conpened That all actions for the
enforcement OF any contract entered into with the
corporation of the City of New Orleans for work and
labor to be performed, and for the recovery OF any
damages alleged to have arisen in favor Of the con-
tractors for any breach thereof the part OF said
corporation, shall be prescribed if not instituted
within one year after the expiration of the time
within which such contract is required to be per-
formed such damages are alleged to have arisen.
tSgned W W. PUGH.
speskerof the House Of Representatives.
(Sgned) WA. y. GRIFFIN,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
Approved March Is, 1858.
tSigneD ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE
Governor Of the state Of Louisiana.
ANDREW HEBRON,
Secretary OF state
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Selected Certificates.

Certificate of the Neir Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence in the
BRIDG PAINT for the covering Of shng1e roofs
and frame buildings will at all times give those fire risks
preference where The BridRewateT Paint is used,
L. MATHEWS, Agent sun Mutual Insurance Company.
T. A. ADAMS, PTes'i Crescent q.
A. BROTHER, Prest Home
J. PEMBERTON Pres'tN. o. >. o.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual =.
CiIAS BRIGGS Agent Liverpool and London e.
sAML. f. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual
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BRIDGEwATER PAINT.

BRLDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPoTS, AND All oUT-DooR WORK
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. G. BoGERT & CO., Agents,
Nc. 70 Camp street, N. o.
Thesuperior qualities Of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT
so extensively known and s reputation SO favorsby esab
sd that the Agents do not necessary to enter into
any heightened description of It's merits and will therefore,
only point Gifts prominent properties and refer direct
testimonials from parties for the most pa Wen
known In this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tin Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood found invaluable as the bending shrinkingo
waping material upon which 1t IS used does not affect
the twenty four hours II dries and in four weeks
becomes a perfect Slate. As a FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint It will superior any other, and perfect
lection to buildings against sparks cinders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLExIBILTTY
and ADHESIVE properties superior mineral substance
in
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood Canvas IT has
no rival as 1t only readily but becomes hard
stone in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK CINDER PROOF The great body of the Paint
which has astonsed all painters who have used H. makes It
the cheapest covering for WOOD, TIN CANVAS or
MUSLIN ROOFS.
For every description Of SHIP PAINTING, either Wood
IRON above or under water will be found unsurpassed
and is especially decks vessels The
tiacaies amer led on this point convincing.
For RAILRoAD CARS. FEPoTs BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK II has been successfully used ut the North
and has proven ncaculabe service in durability well
the protection affords against and injury to the
| rom the e1ects offalling sparks and cinders.
For the purposes for which the Pant recommended 1t is
| UNEQU ALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, etc. etc. is INCALCULABLE, besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT ia the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities It's general the South and
EVERY PLANTER BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial. convinced of the superior advantages
Of the BRIEGEwATER PAINT the score Of economy dp
rabty and protective properties all other mineral sub
stances.
The quantity oil required reduce proper consist
ency for depends upon the absorbing character Of the
face to which IT applied should be Observable
sweep the surface before painting In applying
vas -four sizing FIRST as prevents the decay
ing Of the cloth and smooth. hard body FIRE and
proof hundred pounds surface Of thousand
square feet with two coats.
In mixing with nseed OIL pound Of Lharge should
be gallons Of OIL With the boiled oil drier is
necessary.
The BRIDGEwATER MINERAL also be used for
Fences Barns etc, by substituting lime for OIL Thus: One
twentieth lime then mix with the Mineral and
consistency for by adding water Apply with
ordinary whte-wash brush.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

first undergo some miraculous spiritual transform
alton, or what would be very much better, some
decided physical determination, before we can hope
for political honesty and fairness on the Abolition side
Of the Senate and House Of Representatives.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

New Iberia, Aakapas. March 10, 1852.
In July last, was induced to apply the BRiDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT Sugar House, and every respect
has exceeded expectations and the representations made
By the agents. Messrs G.. q. BOGERT co. cheerfrliy
testimony the embraced in the
Circuar recommend the Planters and others
the Fire and Water Protector have
have applied H. It has been exposed the since last July
and has neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervious
(Signed) JOHN +. MILLER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

There is already an end to all national parties in
the land. [Port Gibson Herald.
We presume this is the reason why our friend has
joined sectional party. If everybody follows the
course OF the Hertld, then we agree there will be an
end to all national parties [Vicksburg Wing.
Certainly; that is one among many reasons why
we have Joined the sectional partyn It is a sec.
tiona issue and we on the side OF the South-our
whole soul Is with her, and il needs be, our hearts
blood shall be hers. And we are sorry that our
friend OF the Wing is not with us-we are sorry to
part with good company but we are panied, deeply
panied, to see him working for the same end as the
ton Constitution. But the Wing is joined to its
idols-t has cried 81 Union Unionp so long that it
would be hard to change its tune. We throw oil
other party ties, Tor the present. to the winds and
are willing 10 act and work with all true Southern
men, Of all parties, who possess the manliness to
stand up even to the bitter end for equality in the
Union--or independence out of it.
Port Gibson (Miss) Herald, I'd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

CANNON FOR THE NAvY.-The Richmond Enquirer
mentions that boat load of for the use of the
navy, manufactured at the Belona arsenal was about
to leave that city for delivery according to contract
They are nineinch, and the most perfect specimens
of casting that the Enquirer has ever seen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07
Mormon Imnuaence.

The New York Times publishes private letter
from Salt Lake City, rom which we make the follow.
ing consummately impudent extract:
We have a prophet in our midst, even Brother
Brigham, who is filled with great wisdom and what
he predicts always to pass. will give you an
example OF his wisdom on passing events. On the
cath of July the anniversary of the arrival of the
pioneers in these Valleys the news arrived that the
Government had stopped our mail and that $500
soldiers were on their way here. Brother Brigham
answered and said it the troops get here we should
have to help them in. Ehey came as far as Fort
Bridger. When he told them to stop. thew swore
they would come IN and hang the leaders of the
Church, and showed the boys the ropes. Brigham
then sent fifty horsemen to wait upon the troops. He
told them before their departure that the soldiers
were ignorant and to spare their lives If possible
and though the troops might fire upon them not one
hair of their heads should be hurt that the Lord
would be with them as with his servants anciently
when surrounded by their enemies; and though in
reality small number. they would appear as thou
sands Well the boys went and to stop the progress
OF enemies burnt up rs of their wagons and took
100 cattle and mules. The soldiers have fred over
500 guns at them, but never hit one OF them They
are now camped at Fort Bridger for the winter and
are completely whipped. They will never attempt to
come IN here. The boys said, while the soldiers were
shooting at them. if they had had the privilege they
would have used them up before breakfast. y
Do not be alarmed for our safety, as the soldiers
will not come in here. Fort Brdger is about rs
miles from here; and, besides, they will have to come
through Echo Canon Now this Echo Canon is a
queer sort Of place for an enemy to come through.
have been out there three weeks this winter | will
try to describe il. II is upwards of 80 miles long,
and at the widest part of it not more than 100 yards
from mountain 10 mountain. The sides of the noun
tans are solid rocks, nearly perpendicular and 800
yards high. We have dug canal across which we
can fill with water in three hours. On the walls we
have built forts, where we can have a fair chance
against superior numbers There they cannot touch
Us. When they have passed through Echo Canon,
they will have to attempt the passage of Emigration
Canon, which is no fOwery passage to our city. In
fact, for the 1900 soldiers out at Brdger we do not
think them worth bothering with. Let the Govern
ment send on their hundred thousand and they will
find immediate attention
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hnghes &. Vdiefte

New Orleans March 4, 1895.
We have used the BGidgewater Mineral Paint which c.
Boger Co. for the 1--WE years STEAMBOATS, and
Louisiana Dock have had
Judging Of is merits durable and protective paint
opinion superior to any have when
applied h work and 10 respect equal what
represented 10 be. In short time t becomes perfect stc
possesses great body elasticity For decks
sells railroad carr bridges depo and livery description Of
painting that exposed the weather. the BridgswateT Paint
consider invaluable.
(signed) HUGHES, VALETTE 4 CO.
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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HUGHES, VALETTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.


@, c. Bogert-Dear sir have used your HRlDGEWATER
PAINT decks Of steamships having fully
value cheerfuy recommend ia the most
paint have used also find uuequaed for
painting decks covered with canvas being durable puryous
to water and protection against ire.
(signedj W. c. TEMPLEToY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

Bean Brummkl was reading the pAper one dav Al
Longs. gentleman standing near him sneezed
three times. Ter the third spasm, Mr.. Brumme
cried out "WaEter, bring me an umbrella can
bear ibis no longer IL
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Certificate Of Cqpt. Han, bark Hia,oataa.


Ihave the BrigewReT Paint and houes OF
the bark Hiawata find superior any paint ever used
recommend Il Of vessels especially decks In
June my decks leaked and the Bdgeaer being strongly
recommended applied coats since which they been
perfectly tight and have needed caulku painting
(Signed) DAVID. II. HALL. Master bark HiawaihA.
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The opinion entertained by me Of The BRIDGEW ATER
PAINT expressed IN the above certificate Ia 1852 has been
than confirmed since. consider il the valuable
paint known, and combines all the virtues claimed by
Agents (Sgned) JOHN f. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

why, Tom, my dear boy, how old you look
" Dare say, Bob for the fact is never was so old
in all my life.u
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Certificate Of Capt. Gale, Of ship r, d. Shepherd.

Having Brdgewaer Paint and other parts
Of my vessel, for time past, cheerfny endorse
merits consider the best paint durability proteo
ton that have used
(sgned) JAMES GALE, Master of ship R. D. shepherd.
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certain writer boasts that be directs al his shots
at error 1t Is all that he has to shoot at for he never
gets within gnhbhot Of the truth.
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IS AND 81 COMMON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

The subscribers invite the attention of City and Country
Dealers their extensive of Goods adapted
every branch trade. We Goods direct from
the Manufacturers both Foreign and Domestic, and
abled to offer them to low as any other house
the country.
We have received by ships Marcia GreenIeaf and other
late arrivals direct from manufacturers large assert.
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers Sons Fine Pocket CUTLERY
p. :. :. RAzoRs, in cases.i
E. :. :. SCISSORS, :.
wostenholms Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
WAS. Butchers
Wade Butchers Fine RAzoRs.
English Double GUHs--real Twist.
. :. E. Damascus
Butchers Table CUTLERY.
American :. :. Ivory Handled.
Eley's Double Waterproof CAPS.
AntCorrosye
Genuine French G. D, E.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
Hunting KNIvEs--Ebony Handles.
English and German SCISSORS.
American and English SHEARS.
German SCISSORS and SHEARS. on cards
Lemans superior American RIFLES.
Also, large stock of the following:
silver PIatedsCsOOds.
TEASPOONS
TABLE SPOONS,
TABLE FORKS,
DESSERT FORKS,
CASTERS.
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Playing Cards, etc,

PAPER STATIONERY. SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
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:. Now OIIeA1s, MARCH Z, 100
have been using the Bdgewater Mineral Paint The house
of my ship for the so years. and consider
bic paint for going vessels recommend such without
hesitation, both for economy and its undouhed protective aua
ties. QSignedl THOMAS G. HILER
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CAKE BASKETS. &c.

Combs.
IVORY CoMBS-superfne. Nos. 6 to 16
e. E. Extra, =. e.
=. .. Ne Plus Ultra, E.
BUFFALO DREssING--Fine assortment.
INDIA RUBBER DREssIE .assortment.
e. e. PUFF e. E.
q. e. SIDE to inches
E. :. ROUND.
=. E. POCKET.
HE'LL sIDE-Gre variety.
:. TUCK
E. POCKET e.
:. DRESSING COMBS.
Spectacles. Hooks, Eyes, etc.
Silver sPECTACLEs
Silver Plated Great assortment
German Silver Spectacle CASES.
Silver Plated
Tin and Leather ..
= Swan Bill HOOKS and EYEs-ali Nos.
Solid silver THtMBLEs--Nos.-6 to 10.
Silver Plated e. solidandIopen.
German Silver e. e.
Common Steel =. E.
Curtain RINGS-yarious sizss.
Boxwood RULES
RAZOR STRoPS-Emersons genuine.
A.. Great variety Of makers.