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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19
,,OHIO 5FOUNDRYi.


NHE I'd uNDERSIGNED h wonldirFe.
:. = n : dspectfully inform the public generally
that he is carry ing on the. boundary business
in all IT'D various branches, Heis now TnShq-
featuring a'large variety Of cooking Stoves.
to wit:gNo cd ,gab ina.Sib ou " hr1 t2s9l.
ni Nfo,'9b Hartley improved. fOfsoAl ~ .gsodi
A, Alright, '9'''" A'9''N" ''f
!" 4, Union Large Oven
in9" 8, 9,gAurorai IIb " for coal
10 @q4,,Etia sGW ,"gsilo for coal on wood
lat", 4 Republic lsTl ,p for wood segf
Z" 3,Improyed elevated oven, for coal ~
q" 4, Buckeye, for coal or wood; 4@''pt
Large Balloon coal burners; h8l ae'sst
no" 81 Egg church stoyeg !olaad b iiIiqs
:" i4S, franklin stoves to,es ~ .,; 3l,s'lse ".
I,2, 31f cook stoves; ~ .'i"o ~
oi Eight different patterns Of Arch Crates W
7Fouroiiftiiaa9 sim ,gl Cast sFendersl;II
Wagon boxes, Wholesale or retail;li,q no
Plow Points. of all the different patterns;
Nos Patent Lever Plow castings; w
Three sizes cooking Gratesi lshIis dasfo3
CasIngs made to order oEiths shortestDd,
tice.. sit,s, :, ,1beru e,sur gsdl sl;dy
. All Of which will be sold at reduced ,prieeA
III Tam alsocsrrying on in connection With
thelabove the Tin and Copper Business. W.
lI5i Wareroom, Market street, below the
Bapk, Stsubepyille, Ohio l.qg .....ls
oct22-ly. Z" ~ WILLIAM L. SHARP.
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s. e N I "A N n q A l.!
'aSHhA.J 7. TIM & CO. 5AIe

WIN commence on Thursday, August
w 9Th, and continue during the month,
their regular half. yearly closing out sale Of
summer dry goods ,oA'which occasion their
entire stock Of Ladies' dress goods, Embroid-
cries, Bonnets,. Ribbons, summer stuffs, DC. I,
will be marked down to very low prices to in
sure their ready sale, previousto lying in our
FAN Stock. Please examine the prices in the
fnllowing list. .,......... " L1G10G "
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REGULRR f''''

','." -'1 REGULAR g '''' y
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet.
THE STEAMER ROSALIE, ,,s og.
WILL. LEAVE PIT TfSBURGH for
w Wheeling, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 10 O'Clock. a, m. Returning,
win leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al 8 o'clock,
a. IN. The Rosale, will pass Steubehville on
her trip up, at II y o'clock, a. m, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and on her trip down,
q at o'clock, p. NJ, on Tuesday, Thursday and
For Freight or Passage apply on board or
TO % A. DOYLE & CO., Agen is.
Jan 90, '58.tf rt1EJ f5'r''i ~. ~.
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School Examiners Notice 10 Teachers
PRESENTATIONS will BE- Esld as fol-
~ lows,-In. Stepbenville, on Saturday
Jnallsryi the 9thi 1858. u.r 81 a9aE rh
In Richmond Friday, March 9th, 1852
Smith6eld Saturday it'se 9th, 70 "23ie
"Steubenville Saturday April I7th"
d" Richmond Friday May 2sth, ""
!" Smithfeld Saturday May ,29th-, n''tr
Eeginhingiineach case promptly at 9o'clock,
NJ. ,LlHqb3UhlHF
BY Order of the Board,
'l' Y" Ne 62assi'95JRCOB \ N. DESELLEM.
Steubenville, December l6, ,'57.. I'd Clerk
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\. H. G. GARRETT.

1857. q. G. GARRETT. 1857.
HAS JUST RECEIVED andi is now ope-
III ming large and beautiful stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part
of t.s .i,...,,;'} airf.-
plain Black Silks. Brillisnts plain and
Rarrea 4 VIZ q Fancy. '"8'91 n''B
Striped is7aE 'SLa%nsinl great var
Fignred 1" /" iety, ~ aii,n,duol3
Fagcv F,gureS dressa g Grape, De. Espang,
Mi =. ~1Tur..;,, H. IGipghams, 4 z71l
Diack, uit "0o,' De- Prints large assort-
Z" I" Bareges r. nEan,,. ,p,0;s, ..a
Fancy, olored De- 'aSni' strineS - M N
iS,ils' i,i :, =, Linen table, cloths,
CtuVellles 4 .9A9& cotton ssl"iH"'
hfoptlhs. i 4 M an;X d ut"tu Irish Linens, baF
p,:l s;riPSg %SI ~ Saui uhIso,, Bleaehed Muslins,
swiss, Linens Sheet [obsstse ~ Y beya1lqe
ng9, M n Wlas 3 Sgs1d lStella.shdwls,1a ~ q
inOw casslns' ,aMln -, llCashmere, ",, ,.a"s'
Also general assortment Of French ant
English cloths and cassimeres, all colors
qualities and prices casinetts, pant 9Iii
en-, cottonades, Lasting drab, detaf and 4
variety Of other goods for men and boys,wea
too tedious TO mention-Bonnets, ribbons
Hosiery, Gloves, mitts, collars, SilkTahi
Linen Handkerchiefs &c, &C.,
s The above goods will be sold to suit tn.
times.--FoR CASH.. eoGJ lll9 aD1llNqt
| 3 oc.2l'57-ly s'8oJH. G. GARRETT
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Gbe Grlls alnlIiel:rInan,
A Fortune Chasing q Pretty Woman,

A Fortune Chasing 9 Pretty woman
Some two weeks ago there arrived 10
louisville atbeaulifut young widow oil
twenty-five Hungarian BY olr'n--on
her wayito New Orleans, enronte TO
Havana. where she intended to engage
in her profession as female physician
She was aloneAail exile from Hungary,
where her husband had lived and died a
patIiot. Feeling now that the "tasher,
land" in its suhjuga'ed condition, haa
little left of promise for her future, she,
with aarue woman's heroic resolution,
betook herself to travel in search ofa new
and more genial'home, in another hemis-
phere. Reaching. New York she took
the island route % New Orleans, making
Louisville a point. After tarrying day
there, she continued her journey, and, on
one 81 the good packet steamers, reached
New Orleans a few days ago.
On Friday last an agent from the house
of Roihchilds, the great bankers, also
reached Louisville in chase Of the beaptl'
Gul, young, selfreliant widow, who i
intent upon her journey to Havana. w
has been dispatched from Europe 70 seel
outtke wanderer and bear 10 her the '"glat
tidings ,hat,she has recently come mt
immense possessions at home, and 10 in
vite her to re;racs her trip. By aid 0
the telegraph he learned that she ha'
arrived aafelyin New Orleans, and wa
stopping al the ST. Louis Hotel. A sec
ond dispatch urging her to await his 81
rivalwa forwarded, and on he hastene
to bear to her the information that sh
had a fortune Of S1l 900, 1000 at HON
awaiting her disposal. Think OF tn
child oflor,nne trying To escape The wealt
she all unconsciously possessed, and ho'
it bad chased her 10 the New World, an
by the aid Of faithful agents, quick ttaV'
and telegraphic wires, she'atlength learr
the story Of her wealth !eldj ,ias1ir '-ai'
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Reduced to yjWotth

~ ,,'.,,..s,'...''.- Reduced TO worth
Fine Fast Colored Lawns, 10 els. .,...l5
Superior Quality, do......12H "}Sj.... .f84
Jaconet.& Organdie .do.....l82l"i! .25 d 81
Plain and figured Barages,. 20 3" !...:. 81
Super Quality, do......25 i"r..i.a.lI..37.
Fine Grape D'Espagne,.....25 ~. a3T
, 81 Dress Ginghams,. .....l2TH y. ..I8M
Heavy apron. ,do..........l2X "g.., ..16 :
Plain French Cambray, do. ..l5 "...... 30
'Parasols,. ,............6 .62 &.75, Il /" 81 d ,25
Black Silk Caps. ....... 81 ,50'7" ~ .1T5"
Fine Silk Mantillaes,... $3.50 400
loo doz. Linen Handk' 'ffs... 81 l"!. ..a0ls
40 a. Super. -" ..@..s "..9..l211S
Good quality Grass. Linen ,gqG+bio y'etT
5lC for Goats .&c.,.........l5 .9... 30
superior quality grass ,eoayd Sau0y ,aeP
527 Linen for coats &c.,. {. +. 30 oih. ..?.!3l
Super. quality Irish Linen.sr.59
Fine bleh'd Shirtilg Mnslns., 10 i'se,.; .l21S
Also a large and superior assortment of book
'hull, swiss and, Jaconet muslins, together
with many other 'seasonable and desirable ar.
ticles, all fresh and new, and Of recent pnr
chase, forming the best, and most desirable
stock of Ladies dress Goods now in this city
Please giveIus a call. ,nG0tTOG
ol5 Market St.apoye 4th, Steubenville.
~ g.lSTut sii Ia sie5iboiJgq bo0g aIg Nj
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.assfos sEYBOLD's 6 q

.assfoa SEYB0LDS '''l
Wholesale 6 Retail Bakery and CCdn.
aias nadtIo@ fectiohery, assid e,ii lH' 49,,
Corner B, Market ahd .fglhI Streets,
,STEUBBNyiLLE, 0asi
JY E E'P s. constantly ION nlhand Candies
IA Cakes, Oranges, Lsm6nsi Raisihs, Pre-.
-sorEes,r rAlmonds, andiallIarticles usually kept
in that lineioiY otgrris1inn 0ij HDqu besN
Flour Of, the best, quality twhslesaleand re.
lhl. 40 u0snTI,s g,rl .ss,sa1, 1i9tj ,h9jaa1
4. edding and all Kinds Of Fancy cakes fur
nished ON the Shortest notice, ,,.,,..,,o.,.t1I
lal AZ share Of public patronage is respectfully
solicited All orders entrusted to my cafe
will be promptly attended to. Yph inalaeh
/ -ibjail27y'58-tf il G43G8g9 l.. iSEYB0LD.i
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19
DRYlGooDS.
NV GOOD s .

GEORGE SCOTTis now opening at
- his store on Market STREE; his Fall Stock
Of Fancy md staple Dry Goods, having
been selected with the view Of keeping
goods Of the best quality and latest styles,
OF the season. q Hisstock, is unusually Large
and attractive. The stock comprises, la
dies dress goods Of the newest and most
beautiful designs. trimmings in great
variety, a very large supply of allikinds of
Millinery goods Fall and Winter shawls,
talmGs cloaks, house keeping goods, fancy
articles, blankets, Aannels, a large lot of
flrs, &C., to which he inVites'the attention
of purchasers, oct.7tf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19
fn3 Fan and Winter stock -i.s
Fancy, Variety Goods, Jswslry &a
AT WHOLESALE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED, has Just re-
ar ceiyed, aud opened for the inspection ~
purchasers, a large, full and elegant assorb-
ment of Fancy, Variety Goods, Jewelry, dc.,
which he purposes selling at a fraction above
first Cost The stock consists 10 part of ~.
Patent ThreadJqhd 9nSlate Pencils 9W3
Shoe Thread, ,oga,H Hair Brushes, dido
Spool Cotton 1w hcIvory Combs, nW
Sewing silk, " "a, A Snuff Boxes, irs,sy
Boot d Shoe; Iaces a,6 Cloves Gloves i,p bas
Corset Laces, ,nialq39 igRlbbons, 5Eb399ofq
Gum Suspenders, ovi,g Gallons, 81 s!iodi
4! Hooks \ Eyes, .gc,g Needles q PIp, inc
Tooth Brushes, iiJsl qBounsts. lbnl 10 2fst
Knitting Pins! 9irit Purses. .1o!aatqm0)
Percussion .Caps,p,. !, lPocket Books, ,it!ANg
Fish Hooks, .l;..,.1 Port Monies, 4 t.e,
Shaving Boxes, ~ "'1 Razors, HS ~ go
Razor Strops, adi IS Scissors, Pen an
Warthn's Blacking.G 9d Pocket Knives, ,lilw
Lead Pencils, tett 10 Skein .OottonsofnEis,!
German Silver, Spoons Shaving Soap,.a .t4a
Hair Oils, Whale bones,
Envelopes, o'll ni Note Paper, otlssHl'
MLane's Medicines, roo Silk Lasce,6 its4 6df
Silk Veilsb,sg IA sgsoygf 81 .adtses8 }sa{
d, Also, Muslins, G,nghams, Prints, and q
genera! assortment Of Dry and Variety Goods,
Nioms, Accorde6hs, and Musical Instruments,
!; A large stock Of Gold aud Silver W6tehss,
Silver, Ware, Jewelrys De- bed noliDiBsaoJ
| The early attention OF Country MerchsniA
and others,is particularly directed 70 the aboys
stock.NIB ,slphi9yGJ 9aiil Pm n3'AH
.rs gsJ ROBERT COCHRAN pas
Ieig05fthlstreets above market, SteubenviiiSy
oct8,57 .9lela 9dt tS
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19

DER FUMERY. - New and handsome
styles, Of the various kinds Of Perfume
ry lately received aud for sale. the DR. ug
Emporium Of fdec21 iHEnSq 4 MELVIN.
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Il AIDES NRESS Go0DSrrThe lar
- gest and mo- most, fasEionable stock eyer
opened III this mdfker, and at lower prices
at DoyoHERTy q BRo.
oct 21-ti.. Illho Ei,se "a Yff
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19

And every variety of
NJ IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Switches " e6's MIN Gearinr for Saw
Wrought and cast Frogs : and Gfist Mills,,a
3 Car, Wheels 7variouslni; Shahhgs aud Pall.
9usizes,iH baa ,9aiGO :ieieyssI 10 amtr
G Gar 6 6Pedsstsls sasas hyodv SSst tE0r HC9
ron Bridges snigi'h z aid coal VadltSy
HaekWheelsj 79Q2q :BOltsI and nuts, Gus
Coal car Wheels. o. 20 and Tnrning, PlaDs
Threshihg Machines. n: ing, 4screY, cutting
GFOurfacilities for work are not surpassed
by any shop in the State, and our stock Of
Patterns being large all orders for the above
work will be filled promptly and insthb
best manner. SEQ -'.''.. =,
m6fI 'di19T d iaii.ie1g o1assps. I9si6
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g,7 East Side, Steubeuyille, Ohio, 60
M r, HOBBS, Marble, worker and
HA' Sculptor, would call the attention Of all
persons wanting Marble work such as Monu-
ments, Tablets Grave Stones, Post and Chain
Fences, Nantes and Furniture Slabs, 70. his
establishment. where general assortment
viii be kept on Hand Having no agents EN-.
ployed TO travel the country soliciting pat
ronage, he will be able to sell fifteen per cent
lower than any other Works Of the kiI.d,, in
the city. Being apraDtical workman he is
prepared to, get up designs Of Monumental
art on the shortest notice. .'.;..,.,.t.,-,,.
II Cemetry work done to order. 'N'''D ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19

conpaotiOus Perfected both East and West
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19
LIVERY LIVERY!

LIVERY LIVERY!
THE Undersigned having recently replen
l. ished his Livery Stable by an increased
number of Herses Carriages and Buggies,
and by the great improvement Of his entire
stock, in quality as well as quantity, would
most respectfully invite the attention Of
the travelling public, and pleasure takenrs,
thereto .oi Office and stable on Jail Alley.
North of Market street. 4ho 9Do"st ,'il .lg
augl0tf1 10 gB, M. SHARP. iPtoprieto.
nE1IETpY MAppIT InnPH0- ~
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MACHINERY. sc.
jEFFaRS0N MAOHINE woRKs.
WILLIAM KENYON,

ssSf Uf WILLIAM KEN ION fftITf
Manufacturer OF hand and slide
TURNINGLATHES, & STEAM Engines
Water Street Steubenvllle, o.
Planning, Drilling, and Bolt Cutting machines;
Shalling aud Mill Gearing 49, X
Screws for Rolling Mills, and all other purpo-
y ses, up, to eighteen feet long ifnecessary1s
Cut to order. f.ag 4.
Machine J0BBING and REPAIRING attend.
z ed to with promptneis. 4, .sS&l III
+ GPOrders for work solicited, and execut
with dispatch, d. nov 4'SI.y
5 steubonville Foundry and Machine Works
5osEpn MEANS, JAMES MEANS. IN. exc, MRASs
L MEANS e BROTHERS, =
s..9 - MANUFACTURERS OF = = y
STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
N '~'' ''''' And all kinds Of = N'e''4A
Railroad Work,
u A ~ !. -. q "
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How many thousands Of poor women are
suffering from this disease and pining away a
miserable life, and their next door Deighbor
does not know the cause. wish to impress
on your mind that good old proverb, r"An
ounce OF prevention is better than pound Of
cure In the
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-05-19

-I-IIl. 90 n ~ ,Il,ffIH11H 1N17-' 11'10hi !
Price 81. 10 per bottle, n .,..y i3ia eDf
For sale wholesale and retail byiR. d.
MORRISON, HENING 81 MELVIN,
and M l.. MILLER, steubenville, Ohio.
aug26. '57;-ly. AI'0'' 7Siftia
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CADIz AooOMMoDATIoN TRAIN--Leaves
Steubenyille at 4;55 p, M, arrives at
Cadiz atS:05. Leaves Cadiz at 1880 ar
riyes at Steubenville at 0;15 a.lm,lo y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
WINES AND LIQUORS.

AT SAMUEL E1IrsoN's, no. SOUTH WILLIAM ST..
n can supply retailers and families with brsndes Wines
fipe whskeys, Ac, pnfe a. imported At low
London porter aud Scotch ale 40 casks Of Bass sss nds
bottles ri ~ Dozen fine article for IA
nily use; clsre;s OF he finest orsnds sgent for Nm,
Younger 20 Edinburgh ale for sale By hogshe-d and
on Rruoklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
TNTELLIGEvCE OFFICES.

INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
A LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT
"A ed, daily, for country, good susons NJ good
wages. for first csss families and some for general
homework also several Proeaants immcdis lately Inquire
the large nsue and Home l3S Eleventh street. corner OF
sii,h avepuN
IL FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN EXCEL
N lent servants immediately, AT wages 10 suit all AZ the
t.w Domestic Institute and l@ 18th OF 9Th
ave 1h home has abundance OF civil capable
help. Con iueied by respectable American lady.
EMPLOYERS wIsuING TO ENGAGE GOOD sss.
N wants will fud them at MeaRIS IOHNERr co a,
xc here or at tie branch l23 Liberty st. corner Gresn
witch.
VxvhNTrD--COOKs LAUNDREssHs, GRANGER.
,naios nrrscs seamsuessss lgenersl bouscworkers,
ers lately landed Md snsl girls We would recSmm sad
III reepecabe girls OF situations 70 leave name ard
reside nee Morrsns Agency, no mJrue avenue, Brook
ph N""U"''e -
WANTED EEsPECrABLE MEN SEEKING sIrUA.
w lions should sopy at the M,rchaus Oerks regisrr
office al broad ROOM 30 L. NO comm sson IN
keference n hrst stu tOns open TOT suaOs
plicsnts Hours from 10 O'Clock ,,rn,.ru
WANTED MERCHANTS AND OTHERS SUPPLIED
w gratis with arst class
Travellers clerks Of all kinds. -. A.
Barseepers, porters cosc,men, Sc
and saved expense Of advertising and annoyance iro n
qusihed apvs@rts addressing Merchants Orrhs re
s-"' '"'e' ~ ' VIZ ). RzDPArH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22
FIiEsCm ADvERTIsEMENTs.

nN pEMAHpE-uNE DAME FRANCAIsS, POUR
" prendTe de ceux enfsnis ct coudre ssdressera
NO. Az est 18th e.
TINE CpIsINIFRE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER
u dams famille francs isc amtficane ellie peut
ourur renseigncmenis dc Ia Vile sa5resser lis
Fast 10 at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-22

mATF<IMONINbs
- ~
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or REsPkC1ABLk CON
"a pectors with a coed literary as vel 40 60 umerclh
educstivn means Il DESTROYS OF MAKING NE
scqunint.nce OF an ams5e pshed young lady
mstrimoDy. that Is aos 70 sdorn the Gu
rAry well the drawing roon address, Tor
days Virginia, Dor l5s nsrsli office
ADIEs AID GEsTLEyES OF REsPECrABlIifY
IL In the city or country having limited s,1usiutanee
wishing 70 form the acqusnttnce OF Tie opposite party win
a view To- matrmeny gain inroductons 70 parties 70
sun hy ling on or addressing note 20 hOBiNsoh
WILLIAMS Corresponding Agency t3t Broadway. Gem
nun cations mus, be prepaid, with return stamps
NsaTKINONr AL.-ESTTENN DE LISLE, AUTO
nj grapher WILL upon receipt OF % cents or It's equivalent
r pos,arr true picture of iho
pest present and future life from specimens o. hand vrng
picture wife husband. Address, With
turn postage Esueuns De I.slc. New York Pos, ohca
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
to sci f
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Popery aiming at Political Supremacy IN
lie United States.

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The work does not consist Ct hashy rhetoric, but
deals in Historical Facts; the truth of which can
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The following embrace some Of the subjects which
treated of in this work, to each of which is d.
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BOOK. STATIONERY &lFANCy STORE
BATON ROUGE, Id.

DAlt-F hOtLL, Id.
MCCORMICK 6 co, ha te opaned in the fine
y brc!, Store Third street. occupied by the Post
Office a new aud choice assortment. consisting ii,
part Of the following articles, WHICH they are prnpar-
ID TO sell low lo~ cash, AT WHOLESALE retail:
Encclopes.-O0icia!, letter and aotc; envelopes OF
all qualities white and buff, san embossed and plain
Blank Rooks-Ledeers. Journal, dav books, record
books order, lectter, pass, bank writing, and blank
books and pocket ledgeTs, Of all sizes furnished to
order.
Port Fo1ios or Hoin1 cases.-Quartos, plain, sheep,
turkey, morocco, cap, &C.
La,H Pcnci!s.-Common lead, best drawing, and
Faher's best.
Sciool Iooks.-An assortment of the latest and
most popular schools in use !; Globes, celestial and
terrestrial
IF'yit;nq Iuk-Black blue and red
misunderstood inks, several numbers; bronze
cocoa, spring top, glass tupc, Wheelee's celebrated
patent
Sqad Eorcs.-Tin wood and glass
Slaie&-Transparent states Ger drawing porcelain,
American, English and German states.
Nt&cellapeous-India rubber; indclille ink-Har-
rsons, Paysons and Esons; bill files desk weights;
Irvine reels paper folders-ivory BONE wood ard
tin visiting cards printers cards and playing cards
of all quantities perforated bound B.iatol boards
saucers of coors water coors in boxes: came!s hair
pencils waiers-plain fancy and motto; india ink
ladies paper weights; court plaster; tissue paper
metallic memorandum books; parchment pounce
rcd tapes pen-hoders seal and wafer stamps, sealing
wax taine letter clips book rests black sand, blac,
lines.
PcpeY-Cream laid satin post gil, edged Cream
wove satin post, gilt and plain; Quorto post, blue
wove; commercial blue wove; Bath post Ameri-
lean, English ard French paper Of I'll Qualities
Note Pdper-Pilin, ciimpeJ, TOW cred ii!um;a-
ated, mourning, silver stripe, etc. tissue paper ira
cling, drawing wrapping, glazed, red, blue green and
yellow paper.
Cheap Fm5lscntions-The latest and mos: popular
at publishers prices.
Magazines and erspdpcrs.-TIarper's, Grahams,
Godey's Ladies Book, Putrams, Blaclwood and the
Quarterlies, Knickeibocker, DeBowis Review, con-
santiy received and Tor sale at publishers prices.
gT5" Agents for all the principal newspapers. Ord
ers for French, German Or English books promptly
attended to.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
I. 3. SMIT II.
FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. 16 CANAL.

STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Would respectfully infor bis friends and
the pnbIio generally IN fl. ure his person
al attention will be direc- ID solely to the
FORWARDING BUSINESS. To avoid deten-
ton and lessen as mucl as possible the
charges, goods will always be shipped byhim
from the vessels to the steamboats,, thereby
saving extra drayage, storage,l labor, cooper
age, fire insurance, &c.
From his long experience in New Orleans
in the Commission and Forwarding and
Steamboat Agency Line, he ffattets himself
that he will give general satisfaction to all
those in the Soath and West who f...
him with their bu.in-,,.. 81. o'