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Correspondence of The tribune
PH1LADELPHrA, Feb. l0-P. NJ
The excitement here is intense. The news OF the
vote upon the Oregon resolutions with the tone OF the
debate in the Senate given rise much speculation,
but what it's result will be IL is difficult for one to ina.
CINE The Stock Market, despite the unavorable char
acter of the news, has improved Pennsylvania Elves
selling at 90 an advance of Reading Railroad at U.s.
AN advance of l. Wilmington at BOZ, an advance oil !.
Other stocks up in proportion probably in conse
ouence OF the advance in your CITY, as announced by
Telegraph.
The haudloom weavers of the district of Moya-
menspc some 1900 strong who have been on " strike
for several days advance oil quarter oil cent per
ward on fabrics are pursuing calculated TO do
Them little good-that of assalng those whose necess
ties compel them TO work tor the wages given. The
Sheriff anticipating riot has been compelled to sum-
mon 20 his aid large police force :,
During yesterday there were no less than tfcenty-
.ere police cases before Mayor Swift The parties were
charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct
What sad state of society Before the committing
Magistrates sepea females either hned or commit
;ed 10 prison for various offences
On Saturday LAST there were 500 prisoners IN the
philadelphia County preon 246 of whom were convics
In the case of j. B. Taylor lawyer of this city.
charged with seducing Sarah Schock and the notorious
Madame Domain, charged with abortion, before the
Court of Sessions this morning the matter was dropped
the Girl refusing testify fearing she would criminate
herself VIVA; an outrage. Why was not the trial
brought forward when the poor girl was an inmate OF
the Msgdsen Asylumf
regret to state that Mayor Swift, of this city, is
now seriously iudisposcd.
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Markets-c@gi.lly Reported for The Tribune.


TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
ASHES-The market is steady, but not sctive. Pots,
with moderate sales 81. for old and 90 for new
In Pearls the transactions have been small at co.
COTTON-The Gales have been very limited ex-
tent today not exceeding 800 bales without change in
price There is neither disposition to buy to sell.
Freights to Liverpool firm at I'd.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is rather doing in
Flour TO day, and prices without change We note
sal es 1000 bbls Genesee ar 62i and 500 do Michigan
rather better than common, AT SIT. The market Is
rather firm There have been farther sales Howarc-st
1000 bbls for export p Sales 200 bbs uninspected
Orleans at 5 l2t The sales Of Howardst. reported
Yesterday made 25 and not 10 as enormously
reported. Sales 800 bbls Jersey Meal at B u.s.
GRAIN-There is still nothing doing excepting in Corn,
dull other descriptions. and Rye 10 offered lower.
Sales $500 bush Jersey Yellow Corn at o Io cts 1000
bush and 1000 sacks Orleans 63 165 Cts wgt ded,
part for dstillng.
WITS KY-The market is very dull at p cts for bbls,
aud % cts for Drudge.
MoLASSES-We note only 300 bbs Orleans at %!
cts and 20 hhds, 100 and 200 bbs New-loer1a at
81 cts.
FLAX-sales 5000 lbs Jersey a, cts mos
OIL AND BONE-We hear of sales at n Bedford OF 700
bbls Sea Crude Whale at 81 and 1000 lbs Bone
ut 80 cts The sale of Bone reported yesterday was 1000
lbs instead OF $4,000
TALLow-sales 10000 lbs inferior a, II cts. Prime
is worth 7sG7i
HOPS-A sale OF 20 bales Eastern, crop 1914. is re-
ported a. l2i cts.
PROVISIONS-The market remains very Inactive. and
we hear OF transactions worthy OF report Prices a
pear TO be entirely nominal. and the only sales making
are for the immediate wants OF the trade.
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THE SOUTHERN MAHA.

II The Long Island mail is not in as we go nc
nress al 2 O'clock
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General Notices.

II General Committee Of Democratic Whis
Young Men.-An adjourned meeting of ,hi. Committee
will be held e, the Broadway House Thursday Evening.
l2.h instant al ! o'clock. Byorder.
THEo. E ToMLNsoN. Chairman.
E. D. HALL, secra,,rs
T. r McDoSoUGH, If
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- For sale Of Stocks the Exchange, see Last Page
sales NJ the stock ExchnnRe....F Feb. 10
TUESDAY. r. NJ
Domestic Exchanges we quote a. follows:
Specie we quote as follows:

Pc, cent Ealue.
.,,or Gold old loe alo6l Carolus Dolls 81 060 LOT
10 do new 100 0l0Ot Five Francs :. go! 81
Hall Dollars par QlO0i IDoubloons 10 30 l650
Portnguese Gold loo alOOi Do Patriot. Is O0l57O
Spanish Dollars l03 0l04 Soyercigns 4'e20 sc.
Do Quarters. SO GlO0 DO hight 4S20 4'e'
Mexican Dollars 100. Gl00s Heavy Guineas 9OOO
Do Quarters. SO 6l0O 'Nspoleons $3.50 49,
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Co. have de-
cared semiannusl dividend of 81 so on each share
payable to NewYork stockholders at the American Ex'
change Bank, on the 10Th inst
The twen,y-six Banks in New-Jersey, according
TO the jus, made to the Legislature are general
in sound condition. Their aggregate circulation is
about s220OooO and their available assets (beside5
claims on other banks out of the State and personal and
real estae) amount TO over six millions, viz bills dis
counted good about S56O0ooo, specie s535O00 Their
aggregate capital stock is 50, $4,000.
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~ The u s schr. Flirt arrived at Norfolk on
Friday s days from Havana Lieut.. Jas. NJ Watson,
late bearer OF dispatches the Pacific passenger
in the Frt from Chagres-and Passed Mdshipman VIII
knson and Sailmaker Bennett from the Pacific Squadron.
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]. K CUkTISS, Auctioneer.
rTARDNYARE, CUTLERY, German and Frenc

HARDWARE, CUTLERY German ena rrenc i
III Fancy Goods &c-JACOB 3. PLATT will sell thts
morning. O'clock No Is Pat corner Of aolds 400
stating OF large invoice Of table and pocket knives. hand
buck and mill SAWS bread, shoe. butchers and COOKE
knives edge oos SCISSORS razors ahesrs, nes assorted
lots and in packages -.
Also the stock of manufacturer Of ailors aud houss
shears with which the sale will commence.
Also, cotton and horse cards, handscrews, commode
knobs, &c
Also goods viz brass and stop cncks butt hinges
cabin door hooks sash stenngs knots TO screw and dve
pas H. gers fine pad and umber padlocks, chest I'LL ana
cupb do. socket casIor screw rings naiis' shutter
knohs ca picard turns, curtain pins. stair rods
A. sham and axle pullies Lane ashre and prest soe
,p onges rim lock keys, Norfolk lsches ou!s nisn'
later KEYS aud tumber PADDOCK screw drivers
shutter bolts English and American coach "renches hne
and lumber chest and cupboard locks furniture
knobs, atches timed rcn liable and Tea spoons
japarned and hooks, patent rim locks nneo nv.
polished steel ire irons bed keys brace ena
bits round bou trays waters, German silver taolo
spoons cork screws night acheu noasses estes
States London black and blue ink butt hinges, EnBhsh
mixed pihs acyhe res. cigar anc nksanas ~acn 40
per weights. tooth brushes. etc W
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looks.
REV. DIR. ARNoLD's WORKS.

n APPLETON CO. have just published the History
~. OF Rome from the earliest period by Tnos Arnold D.
D. three volumes Of the English edition reprinted enure IN
TWO elegant $40. volumes. Price 50.
This work cannot of being welcomed as important
addition historical literature Il has long since been ao-
mtted the hes, history of Rome ever written
Sermons preached in the Chapel OF Rugby School, by
Thos Arnold d. D. neat volume 6mo. 10 cents
This volume will be found TO be Interesting and valuable
10 all Interested in the education of Youth .
Lectures on Modern History, by Thos Arnold D. with
preface and notes o Reed of the University OF Penn
sylvania. ! vol l2mo. 81 Is.
Already introduc. rs -r book in several Colleges
The Miscellaneous Works OF Thomas Arnold D. D IN
Guiding nine additional not 10 be found IN the Eng
!ish eci,on vol 8vu. price 81
This volume cons Of republication OF such oil Dr. Ar
mold writings Is of permanent interest and vsue
IL Press, new edition OF d. inods LIS anu Juice
pondenc--in large type vol. syo ~,
.trnId Il n ~ vol svo III 2tis
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
THE largest and most beautiful assortment In the city,
whoesal and retail Cupid, large as life, has nis
place In our window Our ambition Is TO suit all tastesso
Ear we have done it. Valentine Head Quar- ters.
4f2wis TURNER & FISHER, IA Chatham.st
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THE AMERICAN REVIEW,
EOR FEBRUARY. l9i6-Contents:
Z /. The Oregon Q lestion-Wsr and Peace.
II. Birds and Poets: Anslogies and Similiudes
III. TOT Fly in Water.
". Notes by the Road No l.
" The Vasluess of the Universe.
VI Bueuos Ayres and the Banda Oriental.
VII The Author OF the Vesiges OF the Natural History
OF Creation.
VIII Words Of the Corpse Watcher 10 his Comrade
TX NV Firrt and Last Channels Hant by j. 7. Hesdl-y.
X. Memoir of Hon. l. c. Bates
XII The True Principle Of Poetry.
XII. The Acting Stage-Mrs. Mowat
Kill Finance aud Commerce.
XIV. Foreign Miscellany
XIV. Critical Notices
XVI New-York Historical Society III IL
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Dalentlnes.

ST. VALENTINES DAY, FEB. IA.
Valentines! Valentines and Fancy Paper
4 FRESH stock just received,
"A A. rich IL not more elegant
As cheap Ii not cheaper tnan any other
Store can afford sell. Varying IN prices
From one cent To So Call and see al
T. j. CROWENS, 6+5 Broadway. corner Of Bleecker-st
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minter 5asbions.
FALI AM WINTER GOODS.


NAM T. JENNINGS L co. Diapers Tsilors, In.
w porters OF Cloi' .ri Csssieres Vesinss, &c, 81
Broadway Hotel, opposite he Fountain are II
Tecep. OF sn eIersy. assortment Of good. for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths oi
Dress aud Frock Coa!e In great variety %
Tweeds &c for OyerCoBis, winch Will Dc Hahe up
TO order through aid Of efficient corps OF cutters
economy which would direct and in rendering me
yle and character OF garment. such as aus' sss I
discriminating tina. views Of cheapness are mol oeseo
or the production OF any other than hrs rate garment
Such haze sustained our system OF small proS and que
who would really efec. saving Of the extra per csnse
!e7ied under The credi: system.
the attention directed TO me fsntsoons deperten. %
continue offer Inducements TO those who appreciate
combining and elegance.
10 addition TO the usual assortment OF goOds kepi .! a
trade have always hand ready made Dress and frocl
Goats Pantaoons Vests, &c to answer The requirement.
who. 10 OF emergency may require nIs' rae SUI
Also Fancy pre. Article. In great variety; sGa[s
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collnr. &c &c vi. -
nYEHCOATS, Cioaks, Win:er Froesa SC IN various
ne styles for sale ready y sdT a y MINES nrS Co
rTRUsT FIRE INSURANCE. Company, No 60
Wall-sL Jones's Building, New ois G dcnr,ons
against loss damage by nfe ID W ue'I md
OF Merchandise, Buildings, Vessels 10 TOT, Hn
in the OF Inland Navig alton ana AsansPo''"oD
The mos, favorable terms
Valentine G Hail. Martin Hoffman k ko5s s,fs@a
J. HUTCHINSON Jas B: Townsend Josn Rap a,; ~
ELIAS 6. DRAKE, Presdent-
LEBseus CHAPMAN, Secretary IW lWl,
AIR JaSAH native Of Germany, having for some
ume tongue anc being thofusnJ ac
opsin,i win ths English, proposes forming elass No
% Sr.nkIinst near BosdRay. He teaches on Olenoof1s
system Particulars 10 references terms,
&c &c mag De KNOWN by applying TO MI GREENoUeH'
No. g. Frsnkin 81 ~ =" w 80
TJIO COMMENCE or extend the India Rubber Bust-
/ ness-Au Unusually opportunity now occurs 10 taAe
hold OF the India Rubber business the Oldest establish
- concern In Inc line and doing good business, 10 re-
noui.he by the proprietor re,ing fhesocs, fixtures and
Say 5. C. SMITH % John-st If 2swZw.
GARRETT WORSTEDs-; and double white allnks
u OF superior quality worsteds OF BY nnLn5Tf maze %
If Su,s Al Beaver a.
1D UKNT DieTKICT;'-M-rensais snd oihers in IN
want OF Sgns heir are - call
al Aeh G nv, Ai' - ''11e AoN' Illus
COFFEE UKNs, CoE-- UrnA a variety Of patterns,
y toseh.r win Coffee higgins I'M ported and domestic
.s ~ ANAL advance OF the cost Also Chshns plsne',
Oyster Ds Covers IN sets or Ine ouse
keepers ,I@ Emporium 10 MA SMITH. ToRREY CO.
a 1nI, TV LOAN bond and mortgage, or
800, real estate 10 ms ely or brook
IN st 4 and I per cent interest JOttN 1. CONhLi,
st 5fi,s 10 Jouess Building, No. 60 Walist
n1yiAI3ED WHEAT for ssle-lnquire corner Of
/ 49, :, 80 Io,h.svenue lGf SITS
NAKMERS AND MILLERS, BANK, Hassrs
town, Md.The notes Of this bank bousn al pc, CENT
discour, BY TAYLOR K SMITH,
Is Ints. No. e. Wsil-sL
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WIN ". SHIRLEY, Aucuoneer.
SECONDHAND and new Furniinre.by d e;
- WILLARD this day, Wednesday, Feb. llth. at loi
o'clock At the sales room No Isl Broadway called for
al house sale carpets chnrs tables,
feather BEDS bedsesds, china, gass, crocAry
plated ware, cutlery lamps, &c
Also, TO pay advances, city made sofas, chairs, ws.h
sxuds bureanx French and other patent bedssesds o
bedseads piano forte, stool and cover Tall
rnan ,pakar in fnso order. ltA
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anctiou Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Apeoonees.
NY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT.-Storo
~ st Brosdvsy:-Lberal Cash Advances made on co.,
rents for Auction Sslea-
MONDAY March IS
SrATLOSERY SALE--The usual sale Of Paper, Sea~
uoncrY hinders Cloth and Leatber vii. be held MOI
day, !or which eons.gnnents also solicited.
The usaai cash advances viii DO made on goods when
CURED
Invoices should be furnished BY the FRS, O! February
rexi, when the catalogue win be put, peas
NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE
To commence Tuesday March 24th
The Fory-secoad Regular Eew-York Trade Sale OF
Books. Stereotype Plates, &c &c. viii eommeroe o. he
above date and be conducted heretofore according 70
the regulations.
Consisnmens Of tho above aruces respectfully co.
ncted
II COTTON q co. Auction and Commission Mer.
L chants, Nos lis Fuoust and 81 Ann-si Liberal ad-
varces made cons.gnmeus ind prompt return. made
THURSDAY. Feb. IL,
Al 10 O'Clock. al 81 Anp-st
SHERIFrs SALE OF HANS, Ike -Comprs'ng 81 harnf, IS
shoulders and lot OF chops of q superior quality
Also. Il quantity OF hro works Sc
Ai22s West, les and lo5 Murray and lis Warrenfss
SAgRirF SALE OF A STEAM ENGINE, FOUNDRY, ac--
Comprising Engines Boilers and spperten Machney,
Tools lron Also right title and interest OF the uneI-
pired term Of and building 70 West Also, al
los and los Marrsyt all the Machinery, Tools Iron. ke
and Also lis WsrrrnsI Machinery, Tools nc IN said
n,,ttI ,py
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rF- AuricuInr q onfrssion.-Two lectures will be
delivered behalf OF the poor by The Key DI L. GnisIn
isni formerly Roman Catholic Priest IN the city ~ Rome
now of the NJ e Church At the Greenst Meihodlt t.ps
copal Church between Broom. and Spring SITS on Genes
day and Thursday, The lth aud l2h EsL al hspns! o.
SI,RJrcTs-Firs, Lecture-The Moral and Religious state
OF The Civ OF Rome with the Authors own personal eXpe
.ience and escape from Rene Ladies END gentlemen are
invited.
Second Lecture-AuricuiaT Confessions of Married and
Single Women the Roman Priests Gentlemen only az
me1 Tickets 2 esch 10 be bad al the door on the
evenil gs. io' Gus
r7,- Croton (nIutuaD Insurance Company, Of
6rr No AZ Wal.st York.FiTJt inHuH Statenent-
In accordance with the acquisitions of The charter OF this
Company The following Satenent OF liz business for the
term ending 3ls December, l8T' Is published
Total amount Of premiums received ior fne 90, a.
and Marine risks VI
or which was received for MsTine
and Inland risks. al 'osn :.
Notes in advance OF premiums .lOiooo W o -, -
The whole amount of Losses paid
Marine risks including inland trans
partaion, commissions, and agents
expenses ...'.--...-;- c<,o1u ~
Fire risks including re-in,urauces, H.
,erest and agents expenses Jus, Soo,lo
EXPENSES, including saiariss rent,
books stationery, IRE police, &c ior
10 months .........'....... Z,'lo 90 o,oo, 90
Amour, OF earned Premiums marked off sl 1853 At
The assets OF the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand Sis, Dec tsi5...... $50 20
P p.T is due for Fire and Marine pre-
NUNS in agents hands, for which
cash and arc 20 be renliied 40,ls9 10
f'I Ibe civ Of New.Yofk i7l62 81
'He 49, " " 25e. $50 65
1.., ,;p. no,sh,s .......... 10000 90
He'' due H,,,I ngeuts 253 81
U' 1925 50
800 49, -
Total Assets OF the company so!s o1 Do
By order OF The Boa-d, jan y. 1872
N. CARROLL, Secretary.
IT s H.Ises; lob, e-..s,ad
S CI ca "a R Va,s s Sherwood Geo C. De Kay
Robert L. Crooke, J. l. starr 5 Crosby;
CYRUS Chenery, Moan Ripley, Herman GouIo,
Lawrence Hill, George Aii!n, L !, n. Sqyoani'
John B. Lssals, Ahrsnhin IAN Nes' l. Aidrlcp,
S. NJ Crandal James Phal en-; RooeTi Lane,
Zadock Pratt TO, c,iE.ssn, 'I u 1cCTesSy
J. J as5ck en- P ssgeh' Esi M ID E sn'
w. Il. Townsend JOIN e g n I-u"eiu hei'ss-
James Cook, sewl nI r; : iT TsnIE
JosEPH 5. NoNES, Vies-president
s.e,.isry iS0 ltrs2Esdn
NICHOLAS eA"sot-. 1900 $50
70 Opening of the :. inman Gallery."-The IN,
ps 80 On n. I0b dav OF February and the Exhibition
VIII continue during the four following weeks.
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Things In Philadelphia.
4 1,riht1nn

~ The Legislature of TENNESSEE adjourned
on the ID instant after session OF Jour months.
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TAileu DoCworih rrivate DnuclnS Schooi,
No 348 BrcoUe-st near Broadway. Polka Mazurka and
all other fashionable drnces taught In correct style.
.3rniK
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6itnatipns, &r. Danteb.

yIJANTED-By a respectable Woman. siruaton
w roos washer and iron-r housework IN resrecta
20, Civ ,sIsfsnres yiv-n m q.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In the BRIG L Bcld,cin from Sarannah-Mr Pecare
and Lady; Messrs II HoughtoR w Csvert
Mermaid.
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IT VaIe's Astronomical Lecture Thursday
evening Feb IL Hail of In Society Library,
VI Leonard and BroadwayTchets . be had
the Hall or OF Mr. Vale, Frankinsquare wh- h- Globe
and Sphere and his Gard for sale n. B. The
above instrurlent will be used in The Lecture-ihe Gard
painted on Canvass feet by 8 The Of hndDg the
Latitude by the SUM- and OF getting the Latitude will be
shoirn also h. Of cnrrecng The Calendar LII 2i'
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Holm BARRY7S Housrkeepers Furnishing Store
y 70 Catherine corner OF Oskst-J. z. respectfully In
forms mis- fnends and public that ne continual keep
hand good assortment Of Cutlery, Britannia ware, Tea
rays plain and Japanned Tin ware Iron ware Wood and
Willow ware Bird Cages, Brooms Brushes Mas, &c &c
which Ia will se low for cash.
THERMoaETERs IN grea, variety constantly on hand 6nd
made TO order for the Trade dis SM&Wisu
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n Window Shade Depot, No. Spruce-st.I
.OO pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
bouses viii save Ill eas, per by calling Al The De-
oot BARTOL 4 DE MAUNY.
/ ,,r.r., n,i-a, ul5 isf
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
DY ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, al the Merchants Ex-
ID change, on Thursday, the l2h mat q, u o'clock
The House and Lot No. lSS Willnm-st between Beck.
and Ann sts. 49,
The House is q by feet and four sories high, having
a party wall on The Southwest side.
The building is well calculated for boarding house OF
private dwelling in addition 10 It's convenient arrange
nnent IL has a very large kitchen vault in the yard.
The Cro,on Wafer is conveyed through The house. and
Kitchen pipes carry of tbs refuse 10 ths ccsspooL
The Lot il % feet and rear "a feet tho South
west and 81 feet iucbes on the Northeast side
Also, for sale at the same time
The Hous and Lot No. Isl Wtllau.st between Duane
and Pearl SIS.
The Lot ia y feet front and II In the The South
west side Is deep, and tho Northeast 81 ieet
inches. 49,.
Tn. two buildings nearly new and cost over $1,000
The building four stories 10 front and ave In me
rear all hard finished and painted above The lower cei'
lar having manles and In short no expense
was spared In It's erection Il has party walls
building ID three stories, with upper and lower
cellars and Is all neatly finished above the lower cellar
Croton Water carried the various stories OF each
house. and conveyed from different apartments by cop
per pipes. .,.o,
THO whole OF the premises let for $1,000.
Terms made known nj the sale II
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RY JAMES N. aIILLkR--

ISso,
AT 10 O'clock al No . Lioerty-st
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, kc.On credit OF six months !or
approved endorsed noiesoo packages and los OF esh
imported Brning ham and Sheffield Goods-Conssung Of
table and pocket cutie butcher shoe and bread knives
flea butchers drawing knives plate chest cupboard add
trunk locks tips and walters currycoubs
kettles sauce-pans timed and enameied vices trace log
and halter chains Carolina hoes patent and common buts
csndIescss snurs German silver aud iron tea Ane table
SPOONS Britain nj. do tobacco boyee table butts JIne<s
wood screws rouri saa square bol.s, etc sic.
Also 100 cards spring cutlery beiry lie entire lot OF Mot
tram Sons psteuis
Catalogues SID goods ready examination three days
before the sale
The above stock fresh goods ard In competo order
Every lot will DO sold without
l0t O'clock, the Of Gilman, Small Co. and
Ferry-sL
SOLE LEATHkk-5cOo sides semlock Sole Leather 1900
sides Oak Sole Leather
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WI DR.. Evars's Celebrated Soothing Syrup your hrle
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing symp-
child seized frequent hts Of crying retchngs start
Ing The sleep and OF peculiar parts sh,eks WIZ
violence, puts lis 6ogrrs into lis mouth, &c Sold 5y - "
FAY Sole AZ eni, 1856 Futonst Lamp Sere) Sun
New.York. Price 80 cents, u 5meeo--