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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

EOR SALE CaEAP-The Four 3stOry BRICK
Il HOUSES Nos 80 90 aad % East s2dst, Ec.York al
No 2d, William sburgh. Prices respectively $3.50 Ss2a
$1,000 and goo About sixty cent remsn bon;
and mortgage Apply to TIE Owner, No 1888 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-06

I ECTURE and SCHOOL-ROOMS to LET
IL To second and third stories Of the Metropolitan Academy
Nos SO and IS 6thay, opposite 8hst with Desks settees
No. 1853 Waverley place.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

The 14th.-Next Tuesday is St. Valentines day
day set apart for the youth of both sexes to send
anonymous love bilets to their entrancers IN which
innocent amusement many persons good naturedly
indulge. willie others make fools of themselves by
attempting to wound the feelings of others by
and vulgar communications. We trust that none of
our people will thus abuse the day. Mrs Stanly,
Pollok street has a large collection of sentimental
and comic Valentines. Call and supply yourselves
ELECTED DREcToR.-T. }. Hughes, Esq, has
been elected Director in the Merchants Bank of
Newbern in the place of Moses W. Jarvis, Esq
sned
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
Good Souther.a E.npcrs.

1t is with pleasure that we call especial atten-
ton to an advertisement of the Petersburg Daily
and Weekly Express in another column, The
Express already has got foothold all over North
Carolina and ywhere it is acknowledged one
of the very best newspapers in the country. To
cur own business men we unhesitatngly recon-
mend the Daily Express as preferable to any of
the New York papers because it brings them the
same news, commercial and general, much earli-
er than any other publication. We glad to
know that it already has number of subscribers
at the Newbern p. O. The Weekly Express is a
mammoth sheet and contains an immense amount
of news at only 81 year. The Daily is mailed
to subscribers at 81 year, both to be paid in
advance. Address A. + Crutchfeid & Co., Pc
tersburg, Va; or subscriptions will be received
at the Progress Office and forwarded.
The Southern Field and Fireside, notice of
which also appears in advertising columns. is
worthy Of special mention. 1t is a large eight
page Literary Weekly, and one of the most reada-
BILE papers i'll the whole country 1t is far superb
or to any of the northern s. Weeklies, and as
such we recommend it to the public. Addres
James Gardner, Augusta, Ga, who is proprietor
OF The Field and Fireside.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
=, :, u Z III-h ES, ITCsI.
Marlboro, n. c., Dec IS, 1S59-w3m
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
y I
Court IF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Dc1c,,. -: LL...a,a u 1870

Court IF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Ierm A. D., 1852
Levi Newborn g. others Wesley Gray & Others
of kin and heirs at law of Joshua Scott dec d.
The last will and testament of Joshua Scott, decd
alleged to be made verbally, and not in writing is
prOpounded for probate in open Court and motion
it is ordered that citation be issued against Wesley
Gray and Others heirs at law and next of kin of the
said Joshua Scott dec d who reside within the limits
OF this State to appear at the next term of this Court
to proceedings IN this cause and to make them
selves parties to the same if they shall think proper
And it appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
Edwin Hunter, Francis Green, Margaret w. Beecher,
and Vim Sullivan the other heirs at Law and next of
Kin of the SAID decd reside beyond the
made i'll the Newbern Progress for six weeks, notify
ing them to appear the next term of this Court be
holden at the Court House in Newbern on the second
Monday of March next then and there to proceed
ngs in this and to contest the said will if they
shall think proper to do so.
Witness William G. Bryan, Clerk of said Court at
Newborn this 23rd day of January, A. D., 1861
Jan .. Is60-w6t MM G. BRYAN, Clerk
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

THE WEEK OF HoRRoRs.-The terrible burn
ing of the tenement house in Elm street New York
is divesed somewhat of it's horror by the fact tina
the loss of life is less than supposed. The actual
loss of life does not exceed nine ten On the
other hand, the explosion at the hat factory in
Brooklyn proves to have been more serious than
first believed. Six persons were killed out
right, and eighteen were injured. three Of whom
are in a dangerous situation, The number of ex-
plosions accidents, burnngs, and forth dur
ing the past week. has led the sensation reporters
to call it the week of horrors.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

BLOWING AGAtN.-We never can be as modest
as some ofthe old fogies connected with the North
Carolina press and there is no use in trying We
must blow, and we intend to blow until we blow
the Progress to the utermost parts of civilization
If possible. In this connection we desire to ex-
press our gratitude to a gentlemsn in Georgia. a
Comparative stranger to US, for club of 20 sub
scribers just received accompanied by the legal
tender. He may be assured that his friends
whom he induced to subscribe will get the II mon-
ey's worth.
The Progress is leaving all old slow coach con-
Germs far behind and the people here and elsewhere
are beginning to appreciate its circulation by their
extensive advertising patronage. Our Daily goes
wherever daily mails carry it while our
Weekly penetrates every nook and corner, finding
its way where there are no mails as well as where
there are.
A few more subscribers will be taken at the
usual rates, $6 year for the Daily, and 81 so for
the Weekly, to be paid in advance to save the
trouble of collecting
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

strange and wild. Recent transactions have
stirred the hearts depths, and somehow the wish
that was child again has arisen in nv heart
for then in the place of sorrow there would be ioy-
business, instead OF regret there would be pleasure
instead of dissolution's dark clouds should be-
hold the watch-6res of freedom burning brightly
on our country's altars. Childhood Through thy
magic prism hfes shades all color de rose.
LILLIAN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
SOAP! SOAP! SOAPi

Al Oa q
" manufactured by
w. B. WALKER. NEWBERN, NC.
At the Maryland State Far held in Baltimore in
ISol a silver meehl was awarded to this soap.
Also silver medal from the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia, 1851.
Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Fair
1854
Sold to merchants in town and throughout the
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease
All orders for the above Soap must he address
ed to DIR. w w. Ormsbee, Newbern, n. c
Jan 24 wifi
EOiu County Female Institure.-The first
y Session of this School will open on Tuesday the
Edwin g. Moore, \. b, assisted by competent in
structors
TERMs
English including higherM Mathematics, Sl3 90
Primary branches, 10 co
Latin, Greek, or French, each extra, 5 90
Music, with use of Instrument % 90
Board exclusive OF lights and fuel, per month 90
The schoo! is located near Marlboro on the Green
vile and Wilson Plank road twenty miles from the
latter place IN healthy moral, and intelligent COM
munlty; no pains will be spared the health
ana comfort of the pupils while their moral improve
nIents Will be cared for as we'll as their mental ad
VanCemeilt.
Board and tuition will be required one ha,f in ad-
vance and the balance at the end of the term. Stu
dents will be charged from the time and
no deduction Will be made unless case of pro-
tracted illness.
For further particulars, address the Principal, or
j. E HINES, prcst.
Marlboro n. c. Dee 13 IS5q-W3m
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

PATRoNKzE SOUTHERN LADIES AND LITERA
TURE-Miss Belle Phillips. of Augusta, viii
shortly assume the position of editress of the
(Thompson1 * Georgia Weekly Herald, assisted
by Miss Annie 4. BOunt.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

One of our exchanges states that in its vicinity
the millners are making bonnets of paper, which
are equal to those made of straw. in durability
and are much cheaper The paper is cut in mar
row strips, pasted and stitched together in the
proper shape and vanished.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

JUDGE STiMP, of Baltimore, is having his
record closely searched into by committee of
the Maryland Legislature. 1t is thought they
will report unanimously for impeaching him: lie
is disgrace to the bench.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
June 9 WY

Our workmanship has been generally introduced lin
some thirty counties in North Carolina, and speaks
for itself
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
be faithfully execute1
Address, j. e. WlER Newbern, n. C.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Travelling Agent.
Sept Is WY
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
g. &. VsEE1'S
Marble ard
NJ HBERS, y. {.
N0rJie MOnumcRts

The subscriber IL
receiving II larC q
stock of Amertcazs
and Furei9m AGrbie
and is at all times
prepared to fill oi
ders for 3IOaumcnts,
:. ais 0Hd Tom b
Stones, of every de-
scription, at lie ss
than NORTHERN n
prices.
Our work will be
delivered in ali parts
of North CarolinG
and Virginia Free III
charge.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

Wealth is the motive power and selfshness the
impulse that lures man to misery under the garb
OF smiling exterior.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

l discovered "a lurking devil;" hair short and
prettily, but carelessy arranged, and form slen-
der fexie and graceful. She wore rich black
velvet dress, cut high in the neck (sensIble Lo-
la , where it met by plain circle of lace, lis
that right?) The subject of her lecture was
" Fashion, theme which afforded fine scope for
display of her acknowledged ability as a sa-
tirist. Her denunciation of low-necked dresses
was severe, declaring that the fashion originated
with dissipated. dssolute queen and was BOW
adopted only by vulgar peopls and dissolute wo-
men to display their charms and advertise their
calling. Hoop-skirts she approved and urged that
a regard for health should induce the ladies to
continue their use. Ahem Then she thoug hit
proper to say little about us. The tight panta-
looms lately in vogue were numerically ridiculed,
and our penchant for discussing Italian OPERA
and criticising the female artistes, was well,
will not repeat anything ridicuing my
l must close by giving you rerbatims ct tneratim
a letter written by of the sovereigns'' to his
Congressional Representative. Here it is:
''SUR:-I hev resunty herd that guvunment
is abowt to introwduse swarm uf italyun beas,
fur the perpus of distrewbushun threw the kun
try aftur thay hev swarmd in the agriculture
Burow. Pleas bee code two franck me
swarm. Ever yures.'
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A Master Killed and
Burned by has slarcs:-On Monday last DR.. VIM.
Cloxton, highly intelligent citizen of Essex
county, Va, had occasion to correct servant wo-
man for some ofIensc. bat did in mild and
gentle manner. This fact enraged negro man,
who vowed to have revenge, but at the time gave
his master no intilnation of his intention. On
Wednesday last, whilst one of the servants was
engaged in grinding cutting knife, DR.. Croxton
walked to where he was, and whilst looking on,
without suspectng danger, another servant step
ped behind him, gave him violent blow upon
the back OF the head. which felled him to the
ground, and then dispatched him. The two then
dragged him behind the barn, and kindling fire
placed his body on it and burned it, They next
cut the skirts of the saddle upon his riding horse
and then turned the horse loose. expecting to cre-
ate the impression that he had been attacked on
the road and murdered. When the doctor was
missing, his friends instituted search for him,
and in the pile of ashes near the barn discovered
two or three of his fingers and portion of one of
his feet. The murder has caused great excite
ment in the neighborhood in which it
ted.-Richm0ad Dispatch.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
SUPREME COuRT.

By PEARSON, c. J. in Loving V. Spruill, from
Martin, affirming the judgement. In Ballard v
Waller, from Pitt. affirming the judgement. In
Campbell v Campbell. in equity, from Granville
real estate to be divided into four parts and alot-
ted among petitioners and defendants per stirpeo
the part of the decree appealed from is reversed
In Wilder V. Mann, in equity, from Nash. affirm
ing the order,
By BATTLE, J. In Ward v Bell, from Pitt
affirming the Judgment. In Cherry v Hooper,
from Pitt, affirming the judgement. In Vass v.
Conrad from Wake affirming the Judgment. In
Clements V. Davis, from Orange, order reversed
and proceedings dismissed.
By MANLY, J. In Edwards v Branch, from
Franklin, motion for peremptory mandamus over
ruled with costs, in Keelhn V. Fries, in equity,
from Forsyth, directing a decree for an account.
In Tyson V. Lutterloh, in equity, from Chatham,
order affirmed. In Oldham V. Oldham, in equity,
from Chatham directing the bill of sale to be de-
livered up to be cancelled and decree against de-
fendant for costs. In Convey V. Spruill, in equity,
from Martin, second exception sustained Regis
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
John w. Anderson

The petitioner having this day filed in the office of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Craven
County petition against John w. Anderson and
others and it appearing 10 me upon the affidavit of
Ann his wife reside beyond the limits of this State,
they hereby notified to appear at the next
of said Court be held at the Court House in New
bern the 2nd Monday of March next, then and
there to answer the said petition the will be
taken pro confcsso, and heard exparte to thom.
Witness William g. Bryan, Clerk of sad Court, at
Newbern, this 25th January, 1860
WILLIAM G. BRYAN, Clerk.
Ian
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

White Lead, Lime, Paint I'm Oil and
W Varnish, Linseed OH Raw and Boiled, Paris
Chrome, Saxon and ImperiatGreen, Verdigris I'm
Der, Terra de Sienna and Vandyke Brown i'll Oil, Dis
Japan and Damask Varnisf, Artists Colors in Coop-
sbe Tubes Brushes in great variety, Mineral Paint,
&c, &c. for sale by
nov D W JAS. w. GARNER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

q COmefhinz New-MAIZENA, prepared from
y Indian Corn for culinary purposes. with receipts
for Blanc Mango. Minerete. and baking Puddings anf
Pies. &c. For sale by JAS. w. GARNER,
nov lsdsY Druggist.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

" CRAVEN COUNTY, December Term, 1859
In tie matter cf Hi&er 7. Rtrh0rds0n:
The said Hiser V Richardson exhibit ed for Pro
bate i'll open Court paper writing purporting to be
the last viii and testament OF Joshua Scott dec d
On motion it is ordered that citations issue to Mary
f Scott, David Scott, Wesley Gray, William c
j Won and Margaret r Sullivan; and it further ap-
pearng to the Court that Frances Green, Margaret
W Beecher, Edwin Hunter and William Il Sullivan
reside beyond the limits of this State, it is ordered
that publication be made six successive weeks in
the Newbern Progress for said Frances, Margaret.
Edward and William X, to appear at the next Term
of this Court and proceedings in regard to pro
bate of said WILL and make themselves pdltes to
issue if they think proper
Witness William G. Bryan, Clerk of said Court at
Newbern, the 25th day of January; A-D 1860.
ian 81 w6t19 ". q. BRIAN. Clerk
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

JONATHAN WHALEY,
y CLOCK 81 WATCH MAKER, F2
Keeps constantly on hand an excellent as E-l:e
sortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Pla ss.z4
ted Ware &c &c Those wishing any of the above
articles viii find it 10 their advantage to call and
anime his Stock.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neat
ness aud dis patch on the most reasonable terms.
JONATHAN WHALEY,
Craven street, NeWbern, n. c.
Oct s. 1859-wl2m
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
VOLUME III.
WEEKLY PROGRESS.
RY y. L. PENNINGTON.
LOOK OUT FOR THE CROSS MARK.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1860
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
Receipts of Naval Stores. Flour, Cotton and
Ofhes rOduce.

AS soon as our Reporter shall return it is de
termination to give the entire receipts per Railroad
River and otherwise. 1t is also DESIRE if we
can procure the statements from shippers and
commission merchants, to publish the exports o
cotton, naval stores, &c, at early day, and shall
endeavor to do SO hereafter at least once every
quarter.
Below we give the receipts per Railroad to one
house. (Eisher Foard & Hooker,l fronJ anaary ID te
February Sd:
-572 sacks.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IG5 half SIX s
Dlleu ulC,- ou Dags.
Cotton Yarn n.----------------:52 80 bales.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

LOOK OUT FOR THE CROSS MARK.
Subscribers rcccuing their papers acith CROSS
MARK (X) on the margin may knoU that their
subscription is about to erpre aud unless they
6u sending US $3.50 Immediately, The paper ,eiu be
soppcd 44K monies by mail at our risk.
TO POST MASTERS.
All Post Masters will please act as gents
for the Weekly Progress.
One Copy ONE 0O
Ten Copies one year. to ono office ------12 so
Twenty Copies one year to one Oniec2O 90
Must be paid I'm advance in all cases.
ANY Post Master other person sendins g
~. n club of 10 more, 10 ONE Office, viii
r,e entitled to tho paper enc year gratis.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

WILLIAM II OLIVER & CO,
G. o II MIS- S ION NJ f X 6 III 4 " 7 S
,,d 1a,Iors in, o1,ar1- of

WILLIAM II OLIVER 81 CO,
G 0 II SION NJ f r III 4 n 7 S
and dealers i'll every variety of
Agricultural Implements, Castings,
Fertilizers, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Marble Dust and
Hair, Builders Hardware Iron and Steel, Nails Iron
Axes, Coopers', Carpenters and Backsnaiths' Tools
Leather and Rubber Banding, Packing, Paints, Oils
Brushes, Pot Ware Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Blankets
Shoes and Hats,
Rope, Canvas and Blocks:
AGENTS for Clemens Brown & Cos Celebrated
Double Cylinder Gins, Anti-Fricton Rollers,
Cotton Ploughs and Sweeps, Cotton
Hoes, Cotton Baggng and Rope.
- Particularly attention gwen to The Sale of
s'otsOu and other Produce Liberal Cash Advances
made same. p supply of Reese's Phospho-
Peruvian or Manipulated GUANO, constantly
hand.
Newbern, Jan 81 w5nl9
- CRAVEN COUNTY
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 4. d., 1859.
Alfred Willis, admir- of
fiimeSy Willis p+i+io,, f,r so1
- ~
The Heirs at Law Of " LAND
MiMeSy Willis.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

It appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court that
Abner Willis Of the defendants in this
sides beyond the limits of the State 1t is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the Pro
greSs ID Newspaper printed in the town of Ncwbern
for six weeks, notifying said Abner Willis to appear
at the next term of this Court to be holden at the
Court House in the town of Newbern the second
Monday of March next to show cause if any he has
why the Court shall not decree sale of the land
1 entioncd in the pleadlngs.
Witness VIM. &. Bryan, Clerk of said Court at
Newbern. the 23rd day of January 1860
Jan % l8G0-w6t WIN. G. BRYAN, Clerk.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14


St2H greater .Sfiructi0nS
. ot,,, G1ts q Greoter FoIne and T0rIfv,
Commissions and inducements to clubs and f.
agents who are willing to devote their time to our
business; so that those who desire can have
% offs and Books uithout Money! s.
We shall endeavor to establish az agent in every
town in the United States so that all Who Will NAV
benefit by our liberal system in trade
We have appointed j. A. WHALIlY our duly aI-
thorzed agent for NepLef and vicinity who will re-
ceVe and forward ali orders with attention ami dis
patch.
4 Ne'c aud Rcrised Cata1oguc
ready tor distribution, containing every desirable
nook, new or old, now in pint; and acknUwled =.
by librarians and literary men to be the most con-
plete and best classified issued without az ca
ception.
100000
are ready to be given away, mailed free to any ad-
dress to all parts Of the world 1t contains all works
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

GOAL $50 Tons OF that kind of Coai
~ Ibest Red Ash} now adoat and for sale by
Feb dot J. D. MYERS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
ID " ENAN &. CO

-NJ. VT IlI NfItI' Nt-N-I OK
y. B.-A aCOrd Of E1bf0unfiou to those who hivc
known under the style OF Evans & CO. Tie BU-
sness located by at No 617 Broadway New York
City. is the oldest established house in the county,
and is known world wide as the original 'LNaEs =
Cos lift Bookstore Many have ta!, eli tie adyaa
name to increase their tradeto project the few who
may be unacquainted with us, would state that
We have IL connection with any other Git Book
House-and though many advertise under the name,
Of Evans * Co. the firm constituted by ID. W
EVANS and j. IL. PRESTON, is tie first and ON >
concern riglItuv using the name. But 10 prevent
all confusion the future. sh; use the style oI
ID. w. EVAN s. ca,
June 9 WY ca BrOitdwa New-IUIk k.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
Let crcry o,lc cou&ult las oaH

sIafCye>i,
And buy at ETANS' Gift Bookstore, ex.
anime the prices of books, see the beautiful
THE gifts so freely scattered among oar patrons, ,
BEST and be satisfied that the only economical
PLACE way of buying books is ut
TO No. 81 BroG@mnV.
GET Iuttr"e Iotel Bulfdiug,
YOUR Ne Gu0r"ntce Pcyfcct .Suf5stuctl0n.
BOOKS JUdge fer Tuursure$
AND Examine our plan Of business. ANY one
GIFTS can who will Observe the daily distribution:
Is "twatches, gold and silver; vest, chateiaine
AT and guard chains; bracelets c;lncu, lIooj.ic
EVANS coral. gold stone garnet ana gold sc,s Of pin
GIFT and clasps; ioclcts large, medium and small
BOOK size; rings, chased plain and st with stones
STORE, cameo god-tone coral, mosaic and en-srav-
NO ed studs and sleeve bs:ttois;~ clrf pins eros
677 'ses, gold pens aud pencils; gold pens sill
BROAD. yer and morocco ci.scs ana Il tEOusUud Uth-
WAY Ier articles ot use ana value
NEW a fiift with every book worth from JUcts
YORK TO 500. Sf1td Jor II CG'dIo@'Hr.
CITY. ltwllIcoSi you nothing, &nt will be v"Iua
bic as a book OF reference, if nothing more
Address.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14
NUMBER 81.
GIFTS. GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE
D. w EVA KS a Cf
e Ga BROADWAY, G77 T
ID NEW-YCRk Eli
TX ESTABLISHED 1854 VI

Ihe following is partial list of property which
of sale: ~
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-14

ne IoIiOWlng is partial list of IlODertv which
VIII De given to the purchasers of Books at the lima
of sale:
Gold Watches, English lever Pat
S.; ent Lever and Lepines, $50 90 to $lo0
lewelled, hunting cases open face
and cylinder escapement u co to 80
| Gold Lockets-Large size four
! glasses and two glasses with
! spTlng-Iarge and small size with
snap, . 50 IN 10
Cameo Mosaic Florentine. Paint -
| ed, Lava, Godstune. Garnet and
! Coral Sets of Pins and Drops. 5 90 70 o5
Ladies Gold Guard Chains Fancy
Neck Chains, Chategaines 8 GO 20 Is
Gents Fob and Vest Chains 10 90 tn ~
Sets Cameo, Goldstone, Painted
Mosaic, Garnet. Onyz Engraved
ana Plaln Gold Sleeve BCttons and
q l3S B9>3m 3n,s Studs, 90 to 10
diuIn and small 2 5G 90 sn
Silver Pencils, with Sold Pens. large.
medium and small size, double and
csla single i,'e,9! eStension eazes. ? 90 to
q Gold Gold SI, Ghase6 d and PAIN Rings, 90 to so
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyz, Gar
=, me- net, 81, Sc; so to 5
Cameo, Mosaic, Coral, Garnet
Chased and Plain Oval Bracelets, 5 90 to 81
Silver and Gold Thmbles 40 tn 8
Gents Pen and Pocket Knife 80 +" "a
Pearl and Morocco Portc-AIon1os 50 +I - So
Toothplcks, Watch Keys Guard
Gold crosses small medium and larse . n0 - IN
Besides other gifts, comprising a large and verun
Die assortment of miscellaneous articles, VARYING
from 81 to $40 80
The proprietOrs of the OLDET ESTBITSHFD
GIFT BOOKSTORE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Tor the uninterrupted success which as crowned ir
earnest efforts to please during the last four wears
would return their sincere thanks to the hundreds Of
thousands who have in past time seen fit to bestow
their liberal patronage upon them; and would fur
ther assure them, and the public generaIlv that
her long experience and established capital
them IN offering greater inducements than ever and
such as are ont OF the reach of any similar establish
ment IN the country; and propose, in this,
THE FIFTH YEAR
of their location in New York to introduca