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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

american Sheep Hus6andyy. --Ac-
cording 10 recent calculation, there are,
at present, 100000 sheep in the
United States; exhibiting an increase
ofupwards Of 100000 during the last
five years. These animals, a, mod
crate and reasonable computation, are
worth at least S7o.ooo,oOo. The an
nual amount OF wool is estimated at co.
100000 lbs, worth about $40, 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

Bur THEY CoULp'r.-An attempt
has been made to daguerrotype the
moon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20
mo. 6.

FARMERS LOOK AT THrs.-Two veS-
sells left Buffalo for the Upper Lakes
with OATS, bacon and salt. Famers
Of Wisconsin, what think you Of this!
Here we have the best farming country
in the Union, and yet provisions and
grain are imported. Every day we
hear the complaint Of scarcity Of
money. bow in the name Of com
mon sense can we expectto get money,
or If we do get little, how can we
expect to keep it among us if we DO
not produce as much as we consumer
We can produce nearly every thing
we need. and quite every thing which
can be produced in the eastern States,
with much less labor and expense than
it can be done there. How is it then
tina, our markets are not supplied by
home productions? Do our farmers
expect that they can reap rich harvests
without the trouble of ploughing, and
sowing and planting' Do they ex-
.pect to fill their pockets with cash
when they hare nothing to buy it
viih? These are questisns which our
farmers ough. to take into serious con-
sideration, and for their own credit
and that Of the country 60 to work and
supply our home markets if they will
not produce enough for expectation.
Madison City Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

The Ditieriics have recently bapiis-
ed 72 persons at Rochester. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

Statistics ofMe Hssembly.-Thc
present Assembly Of New York con-
sists of l2s members. Their several
occupations are as follows-Farmers
So; Lawyers 90; Mechanics 10; Mer-
chants Is: Doctors 6; lnnkcepers 3;
Editors Q; Manufacturers 2; Engineer,
Butcher, Contractor and Banker, each
/. The eldest member is &C years Of
age, the youngest a5, both being mem
bers Of the New York city delegation.
There are 2 members between the ages
of 90 and 80; 4s between 80 and 40;
as between 40 and so; 80 between so
and 60; and 8 that are over 60. The
bi,tb-places Of the members were as
follows: New York, Sd: Connecticut,
Is; Vermont, IL; Massachusetts,, 0;
New Hampshire; New Jersey,2; Ire
land; /; Scotland l.; West Indies, /.
IN. Y. Paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

"WHo nATH REuNEss OF EYEs:"--
The contest between the Temperance
associations, and The Tavern-keepers OF
our city, grows warm. The former
are having all the latter fined who dis
pose Of liquor on Sunday, and the lat
ter talk Of compelling the newspaper
press 10 cease work on the Sabbath, IN
order to compel them into an cutlery
against the unconstitutionality of the
law Of 1861 Phil. Spirit o'Times'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20
C. KALTENBACH.
REMOVAL or TIE PoTOsI POST OFFICE
HOTEL,

FSyaE Sabscribef wpule respectfully inform the
Il Puolic that, ia Consequence OF the of repeat
e. soiscitalions Of large portion Of the inhabii-
ants OF Potosi and vieiniiy. he has removed the
Posl Ofsse and his Hotel to the Wssconsin House
a; the Head Of the Hollow. He embraces This
opportunity TO thaak his friends and patrons for
ne gsasTous support hey have heretofore accord
ed him assuring them that they wall and the ae-
eonmOdstoas Of ire Wisconsin Hoass, such as
70 merit their eaiige subtraction, nad
Remember this
An excellent Stable is anached 10 the premises.
CELESTINE KALTENPACH.
Po;o.i, Jss-sfy, Il, 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

Texas presents, from the best and
most authentic geographical informa-
ton, a superficial area Of $4,000
square miles--ihat is, i, is five times
as large as the commonwealth Of Viz
gina, more than twice as large as the
kingdom Of France, and ten times as
large as England and Wales.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20
WHY is POSTAGE REFORM OP-
Posed?
Special Correspondence Of the Tribune.
V,sutxcroN Tuesday, March qc.

Special Correspondence 0! tie Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, Tuesday, March &c.
On the subject ofPost Office Re-
form, let me point out to you a fact or
two, showing why we are TO have no
Reduction Of Postage. The Chair
man of the Committee is from Virgin
ia-,he Postmaster General from Ken
lucky. Now, l want to show you
what States pay an excess Of postage
over cost Of transportation, and rice
uerSu.
The following States yield the an
nual net revenue placed opposite 10
their names, into the Post Office De-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-20

INTERESTING DIscovERY.---The
Charleston Courier, of the 18th instant,
states that an iiFcn box has been dug up
in that city, which throws much light
upon the lineage Of the late hugh )
Lcgare, Of that State. The box was in
good state Of preservation, was divi-
ded in the centre, fastened by means OF
springs, and bore date 1859. Within
the box was found roll of parchment,
the writing upon which was perfectly
!eeible; and upon examination, itprov-
ed to be the genealogical tree Of the Lee
care family, from the year Ole. down
TO the time Of the emigration 10 this
country of the Hugucnots, after the
revocation ofthe edict Of Naniz. The
first eight Of the succession were Earls,
bu, the eighth Earl lost his title by re-
belling against William Of Normandy,
(the Conqueror.) On the upper part
OF the roll were the arms Of the family,
being three boar's heads upon a sable
field, couped argent, with the motto,
scare Pegare"-i. c. aware the Wan
derer." The name, as spelled upon
The parchment, is ode L'Egarc," which
was afterwards changed to ode lie
Care" and finally modernized into
"Legare." rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
AWFUL CArAsTRopuy.

row EROY'S TRJ NIX FOUND.
4 o fMRCHILn, has on hand a good az
~ sortment Of Baiches, .Jepsiry Siirer
Spoon and FdacR G.ods, winch he .uhers oe
for Cash. HIS stock consists OF the following
articles IN part
Gold detached Lever Watches
10 Anchor eseaprmnnt Lgsur Watches
@ I'D casc Lcpins Watches.
Silver case lever d..
Silsc, do iopine do.
Silver do verge Do
Gsld Guard CHAINS and Key,
Gold Fob do do.
Gould mounted ORIENTAL Topaz Breast Pms,
Do Amaihe.st stone do.
Do Brazilian do do.
fiolJ eeck Enameied Breast Pima,
God mounted Jet do
Co Lock-ts, Gold Snin. and TIPS. Gul4
fngrtfusKs OF all kinds COLI ana SILVER frame
spuetaels 3. Gold and Hair Bracelets old
SWING ear rings Silver and German Silver
Thimhles. Head Pins and Hair Ornaments
Gold. sllt. fearl and 1cti Shit. Studs
CUTLERY.
. and Blade Pocket Knives
RODGERS Shears ami Scissors
Elhou's Razo.s.
BRUSHES.
Han brushes Clothes brushes. Tooth brushes,
Nan brushes Comb brushes, SHAVING brushes
and Watch brushes
Haiehes repaired. aud siirsr spoons Of al
Kinds made to order
The above goods ere 10 be found ut i79 Vain
street. nearly opposite lAe Ma amofh Watch
ian -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
DENTISTR
Or. + MERRITT DENTIST.

DIR T. MERRITT DENTIST.
LATE OF rfTnBuRgH.
Id ESPECTFULLY asanence 10 The citizens II
~ Wheeling and ~ vicinity. that he coniem
plates making This ely hs residence. aud vii
ate nj 10 all operations Of The Teeth.
oniee a hs dwelling On Qniucy street. between
f"pr'h and fhh streets. o. - ARE sonsh af The
tasn house ian23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
THE PROFESSORS VOCATION

i II GONE --MELlOR has received lev
copies "i NasIc aF,tArsf Ha,ser NaN y Your
chsHce Ia heeptne an Artistic On a cheap scale
Whn would noi FIRM m sequainsnce with the
DIVINE Arr. when he ran gel AT introduction
tot 81 CTS ian 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

gUyo yorEus-oNiar IN he rrc.f eteiis.
rent 10 The k.scnon II Caunt INN m III
e. nj Wafd. NELl0R ha. sol On a cfral quantity
The latest pHbheatlans. Tom Burke ui OR.
tssy Ma. Or Bfssn Bar. ssd Bosom Bows a Tai
Of II me F'ials. hF osf r4a tsaiBs an. The S.la.
mandnf nv Eagene Sc Re-id.s Ibis NJ HiA :
ihinss fall anil zee ihem. Ma TREAT 10 bsk
o. ihsm, # goa doHf bHg ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

;IvO RENT-A. S. TODD, will rent On 'he 81
a,of over hts shoe store. large rom ~ ~
so feet IN size, suitable fora school room
Inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

COMMISSION OF FAlrH.-A few copies OF
l the Pre.hyiernn Confession of Faiih In.l re-
oe,,sd and IN, sale nv W ROBE.
IAN 6 IgAi enrner r main and uis sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
n NOR EENT

NOR REMIT cassenieni dse lug
house ias occupied hY he ssh eflhsr. ..tis.
tel On Cenife street last Wheo us \ iuii 81
ana ro~i hfiek slshs ste suarhed. Terms ls.s,
ArplT MARK DOUGLASS.
ian "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
AGRICULTURAL.

The ANIMAL me.iing II the hoard Of managers Of
IN. Ohio and Brooke County Agricultural so~,-ig
will he hold a. The Nnrne House, Wheeiee. or
THURSDAY. Iu ofFehniary nsri. at "'olfck. P
NJ. 10 determine ihe premiums "a he offered nt lh'
ue,, erbn.oa. BY osiet " lhs soarl.-
~ r II. WILSON,
5saslayy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
sALEs-Ry vir up 81 q decd

ISRusTEES sALE,-Ry Vir NJ 81 decd
n irn.l fnn Frederick II Greer. IPhn Mot
gan and others 10 me hearing date IhH Is 10y ~
March 1910. and nos OF record IN ihs Cl"'t o.
&C.. n, ob,n county. IN hook "a page lOl. On
ye,lre.l,y III, Tn ofFehruary i6ti nj 10 e".oeS
A. NJ nj The front door Of tho c"n" H"n.' "' One
coon,vI shall se public auction :" IN" sn~s' 'di
9Th. "hols interest H. claim n raid Fr'derek u
Cree & john Morgan. hong The iwo nrd'r'd'd u
rsrl. in md 'os esrsin 'rae' Of ",n stunt" ~
H. ,..a,s.ofpg Wheeling cretk ia ONO no. horn
dc,c,bed in Inc sad deed II irnsi can'ainniT
90 sfr,s rood 80 pnlts ttsng Tho same 'rael Of
I'D 1s,e,,,ed in the deed from Le~is i."nai''rd
and Ann ht.aife. 10 The said Ffedefck " GteHr e
othsfr dated he 2oth of February 1910 "nd a''o 4
,..,,l in tle e'terk. office for o''" Cours
tn. Terms wade known on the day ~ sa'o.
seli.ng Ne Tiu,iee shall convey snch tile ~ u
vested in mo by the deed nj tpef,
JAMES & WHEAT.
jsn S trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
LADIES.
!, DAYS FROM NEW York;

IA YIN I,
Cd TODD has received by Greene Co.'S Line
fresh suprly Of Ladies. Mems and Chlldfens
plain Fur hound AMI ned Rubber Shoes. very
beautiful ard superior sfcle. full suppiy OF Chit
Jrens Lace Baots. suitable iut the sessn' The
above good. l@f New Rrrk on The 5'h. and reaehsi
Whe cling on the l0lh Inst. Beat TIN. who can.
jan i3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

guyo REKr-A. S TODD, viii rent from ms
1T 81 neat April. rpom snre 10 by iee'
feet in.L, on the 2na no~r, ~ The fehr ei eaViH
4 Dnfhelda tan shop. suitable lor school foom'
I'M &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
ROOTS, BOOTS, BOOTsu

BOOTS. BOOTS! BOOTsn
GkEcElyEn this day A. the Big Red Boot.
nv SAMUEL NJ LALLEN.
10 cases Boots as follows
90 pairs Mems superior Thick Roots,
~ do Kip Boots Of superior quality,
10 do do SECOND qnhhty.
- do out calf Boots extra.
On do Roys' Thick Boots PRIME.
40 do Youths do prime.
-HSO-
so pairs womena KIP Ince Roots.
2s do Cat Lac. Roots Jan -
.THE GU TlVArDR- NFfLOR has recev-
ed the Albany Cultivator and the American
Asrcnliuris' for January. Subscriptions rec d
and SINGLE numbers for SAL. jan 30
French Boots.
q doer' sonh II Virginia Hot,l Nam ar,sf)
VoHN T.. WADE 3. noe manufacturing snpe.
u rier article e GENTS BOOTS. # or 'h- l,'esl
FRENCH STYLE md made u The hest Ph,ladcl.
phia meetsl.. which h. warrant. 10 rempeie " rh
ANYTHING ever gotten up in ihr United States and
al The follow np rfic,a.
GOOD CALF BooIs ssoo
FINE do SOC
EXTRA .np.un 65n
Water prnol 10 with Cork and Indis Rubber ! 90
es'ra.
Ladies' and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
IN he nrsissi STYLE offSf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
C.PirAt $500 OGD.

CAFiTAL S5Ub UND
THIS company ICING nav duly ORGANIZED, /,
PREPARED tomake insurance on every dos
c'iption Of Ere and Marine Risks. such dwel
ling 9euscs, Store n ouses j with their con
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Roats and kee
hOafs with thsif careoes. TO mad from any or
on tne OHIO and Mississipri rivers or their trih
utary streams. Application fer Insurance o b.
made FER the present nj the office OF the Vheel
INK Savings ms titutlnn
aul MCCOY Ser'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

nv uEAMERlCAN Almanac Gr 1874. ,aa
j reecvrd and frf sale hy w } ROBB.
i'm Gunner nf main aud nnion st'..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

~ BAGS pr'@e Green RIO cory Et: on haef
0Sf AID fsf sale los hy MRtiLLY.
nos y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
lNSlfR ANCF.
INSURANCE,

at fhs lowsa rates On
Bsidnss Of all kinds. ST, no. brlok or OGDEN
al ttst contents.
Sieannoa - tactotiert mills. &c.
Furniture
And mttchaud,se oi,ll kinds
Ana against all dangers sttending the trans
porthhon of goods On riyeTJ. LIKES seas, canals
an tailfosds
~ tie character of the COMMUNICATIONS
htafs AMI lthttahty IN the Amusement md 20 j..
ment ui lesses We hey lave l. rsfer IL the met
chsnis Of tins place ard cltcwhnr VINO have had
the adjustment ~ CLAIMS upon ia. auKt
Odlee - Maiv St K " HARDING S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

G,iOTHs, CAssfMtREs and Cs'srneis any
" kind you wsni. just 10 sun HE ',fnes, At
INV I6 JB&R q MARSifS-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

EXTRA FLOUR.
\ FEW hBLS FAMILY FLOUR psJs Of
I Wire Wheat, just received and fr sole hy
Sept IA ls31 I IRWIN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21

90 MESSRS. EDITORS-In visiting the several
depots fol the sale of Holiday Presents according to
the general invitation extended by the various adver-
tisemens, the call the establishment of Mrs. p A.
NICKERSON, No. sc N. HOWARD STREET, one
door from Leyington-st. where we were most agree
ably surprised the novel and brilliant display of the
most beautiful French and German FaAcy Articles,
with:the most numerous and unequaled collection OF
Toys Of every description that we have seen dis
played at any one time, arranged with The incest de-
gree of tact, by the enerprisIng oWlSI Of this extern
sve store. We are assured by tieSIGQIrieor the in
tention is to sell for cash AT priceSower than the
same Goods can be obtained in this CITY. Those de
srous of obtaining reaI bargains, either wholesale
or retail Getty or country customers,) we would advise
them to take time by the foreock, by paying imne-
date visit to this repository of every thing useful and
beautiful. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21
Important from The Philadelphia Daily sun.

fHHddetPRt" january ia; 10TH
Gabriel Jonson, No 6 Reckless street, do certify,
that my wife, Jane, afflicted for two years with
Rheumatism, and at last was entirely disabled so
that she was obliged to be confined to he'd; hearing of
Cantrell's INDICATED SYRUP OF SARSAPA-
RlLLA, or Anti Scorbutic Syrup, | procured four
bottles, which completely removed all her pains and
stiffness from her limbs; two more bottles made per
feet She is able to attend TO her household
duties as usual. GABRiL JONSTON
The above valuable medicine for the cure of Scrof-
uIa, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Swellings of the
joints, Erupons of the Skin, and all diseases arising
from the abuse Of mercury, may be had in Baltimore
wholesale and retail, OF J. f, PERKINS & BRO,
corner Franklin and Green -sts, and f. II. PERKINS,
s. w corner Baltimore and Greene-sts. dbl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21
Nz- MR.. EDITOR-Among the various Fairs, now

rE- Mr.. EDITOR-Among the various Fairs, now
being held in city, for objects of charity, if moth
ing else should induce to visit and patronze them
feeling of charity alone should urge us, with pow
Grful impulse But if you 90 merely to crafty the
cravings of extended pleasantly you will find AT one,
every thing that please the eye; at another every
thing that can charm the ear; at another, every thing
that satate the most delicate and fastdious taste.
But among them all, none combined, more fully and
completely, all these pleasing qualifications, than the
Fair lately held in the Session Room of the Rev, DR..
Breckenrdgc's Church; for, without exception, the
ICE CREAM. made by Mr.. WADE, Conlectioner, OF
York street, Sd door from High eXceed any thing of
the kind that came in contactwith mortal tongue;
and 10 gormandize, but to taste his icy compound
of Understandable deciousness. To the truth of this,
there are hundreds testify, and the pockets of
young gentlemen give ample demonstration. | under
stand, alSe that whatever nicetes you may DESIRE in
the paaable and confectionery line, you procure
in abundance at his establishment; and that, ms to his
assortment of Tobacco and Segars, of choice brands
aud imporations, he defes successful competition.
He is ever willing and ready to supply the demands of
Private Parties and Public Fairs, upon the most ac-
commodating terms and at the shortest notice. 1t
gives me pleasure to bear evidence to the virtues of
young beginner and advise all, who are DESTROYS of
paatable decaces, to give him call, and they will
find as have, his prices to come within the range OF
the most contracted pecuniary receptacle.
IL A LOVER OF Coon THINGS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21

09-TUE SATURDAY Observation-Disclosures:
Scaton Sewers, a tale of Baltimore; The Six Hints
tale for the HoIydays, by Miss C. Louise NJ. Drawn
er; Native Americanism (sXlh artcIc); Mr.. Richard
sons Speech on the Tofrey case; Letter from Wash
lngtOn; reply TO Richard Lennon article in the
Americans; News, Markets, sc. Sc. For sale, singly
at the counter, and by Taylor 5, ca Washington,
price cts, per year Sl.50--or 81 for months The
Visitor and ''Artlurs Magazine" will be furnished
whole year for So It.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21

ne PEASE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF liOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Wh0oping Cough, Croup, Asthma, &C.,
may be had, at Wholesale retail, of Roberts & At
kinsoH, of Hanover and Market streets; or of
Perkins Brother, corner Of Franklin and Green sts
or e. Fl. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore n3O5w-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21

d3-rT SEEMS hardly worth while that we should
add any testimony to the overwhelming mass that has
already been procured that nestimable Burn Spec-
fc CONNRLL' PAIN EXTRACTOR, (fomerly
Daley's) but we may well say that il exceeds any
thing we or heard of, for the rapid and tho
rough cure of all kinds and no family should
be without it. for if they have accidents by fire. it is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at once, aud if
they never have such calamity it cannot come amiss
in the great variety of cutaneons affections Sores
cuts, Sc &c, Of which every family Tuust have its
share.-N, y. .fuTora.
This article may be had at the corner of Hanover
and Baltimore streets. dbl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-21

NEW UOODS FOR HE HOLIDAYS.
N~ e have received and now opening, a large
w stock Of NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS sui
table for the present Many of our goods have
been selected with great care in England and France,
by one of the firm, and are of the RICHEST AND NEW
EST STYLES, and we think cannot be surpassed by any
house this side of the Atlantic and to which we ask
the attention of purchasers. We mention in part:
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, as follows: English
gold Levers, of the most approved makes; gold An
Choir Levers; gold Lepines silver Levers and Lepnes,
in great variety; gold Fob Chains; gold Guard Chans
gold Vest Chains, entire new patterns; gold Keys gold
Pencils; do, with gold Pens attached; gold Thimbes
gold Spectaces gold Eye Glasses; gold Scissors Breast
Pins of every variety ana the newest stl es gold Neck
laces; gold Hoop Ear Rings, new patterns; beautiful
assortment of BRACELETS, some enameled, of en-
tire new STYLES with Pins to match; an elegant assert
ment of FINGER RINGS, Bracelet Clasps, gold Studs
gold Miniature Cases; gold Tooth Picks, Sc sc. sc.
FANCY G0ODS.-Rich silver Card Cases; liver
Card Baskets; silver and gilt Porte Boguets; Cologne
Bottles, with silver Stands; beautiful silver Bird Pins
silver Hair Pins; PAPER mace, pearl, shell, and other
new styles OF Gard Cases. III great variety, pearl, vo
ry, silver and gold Tablets git-mounted Scent Bot
ties; gilt pearl and siveIed Hair Pins, in great variety
some with rich silk tassels; velvet and steel mounted
Bags; beautiful silk Purses, with gilt and steel beads;
elegant paper mache, painted and velvet embroider-
ed Port Foios; rich leather embossed do; rosewood
Work Boxes and Writing Desks; Ladies and Gentle
/. ems Dressing Cases; Papeue Gases; Ne Plus Ul-
tras; beautiful china and porcelain Vases, for flowers,
of entire syes china and cut glass Cologne Bot
ties; elegant rich gilt Ghapees and Shrines; do Card
Baskets; do Necessaines; do. Toilet Glasses; Fruit
Surpfisers beautiful ather, painted silks and en-
brodered Fans, of elegant finish; bronzed painted
Centre Tables. sc. sc.
SILVER WARE.-Threaded silver Forks and
Spoons; Sugar longs; Ladies' Butter Knives; silver
Cups; silver Knives, Forks, and Spoons, for children;
Soup Ladies' Fruit Knives, sc. &c.
PLATED WARE.-Plated Cake Baskets; Castors,
of new pierced patterns; Butter Dishes; Salt Stands;
Tureens; Steak Dishes and Covers; Toast Racks; pa-
ted Cups, for children plated steel Desert Knives
nksands; plated Walters, all sizes; Tea Sets com
pete; Communion Services Coffee Urns: Candlestcks,
Shutters and Trays.
Gilt, silvered and bronzed CHRONICLES. |, . and
lights; gilt and hronzcd Solar Lard Lamps, with cut
and plain ground shades; some new style of Paper
Shades for do with great variety of other articles
which think fail to please the most lastdi-
Gus taste, and at very low prices.
CANFIELD s. BROTHER,
d2-3r corner of Baltimore and Charles SITS.