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E. & W. BENNETT'S

DOMESTIC QUEENSWARE POTTERY,

SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF

Canton Avenue and Canal Street,

Two Squares East of the Philadelphia Rail Road Depot,

To whom have just been awarded a Silver Medal by the Maryland Institute
for the best article of Ironstone, Cane and Fancy Rockingham Ware, either
foreign or domestic. The Subscribers now wish to inform the Trade and Pub-
lic generally, that they are fully prepared to supply all orders with a better
article of the above named ware, than can be obtained elsewhere.

The assortment of CANE or SALAMANDER WARE, com-
prises Pitchers, Mugs, Bowls, Chambers, Oval and Round Dishes,
Snuff Jars, Jelly Cans, &c. &c. The assortment of Buckingham
consists in part of Plain and Embossed Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
Pitchers, Bowls, Mugs, Cake Moulds, Jars, Bedpans, Spit-
toons, with numerous other articles, all of which need only be
seen to be prized and claim the attention and interest of all.

Soap and Candle Manufacturers.

Armstrong James, 25 Concord.

Gallagher M., 135 Saratoga.

Hyde Francis, (fancy,) Pleasant, betw. Holliday and North.

Hughes Elijah, 72 Pearl.

Mankin Henry, 16 Bowly's wharf.

Solomon Isaac, 14 s. Front.

Smith & Curlett, cor. Holliday and Pleasant.

Smith & Conway, Canton.

Webb Charles & Jas., 180 Ensor.

SOAP & CANDLES.
SLIVER & FARINGER,

MANUFACTURERS,

CONSTITUTION ST., NEAR BEUREN,

YELLOW AND BROWN SOAP,

Of various qualities, which they will sell on the most Liberal

Terms.