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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

PLANTATION AND NEGROES
ron SALE.

The plantation on which the subscriber
resides, situated about miles below the Town
Of Baton Rouge. having d front Of about twen~
" two and a half arpents on the Mississippi,
with the depth there INFO appertaining, agree
ably to the titles. According to q survey
male in 1910 by A. Crawford esq. Dep: u.
3. surveyor, The area contains 9G5 1890 SUI
p~erfcisl arpen's.
There il 1T present in cultivation about 1876
arpeots plant cane. about 100 do first gears
r~attoors, and about 90 arpents second and
third yesr's r~attooos. There are about $50
arpents in corn. and a large paslur enclosed.
The land is well drained and in the rear
extends some distance on the highlands.
Possession will BE- given In January next.
For PARTICULARS apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
Aug. l5-20. STEPHEu HENDRRsCv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
aAnnIEal RAnnLEal

just rec lived direct from Manufacture a
lot Of Mexican, Spanish Il English Saddles,
which | can sell cheap mr. they w1rr bought
frent fir [ hands. EUGENE LANOUE.
Sept. tS-33. 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
CLOTHING ]CLOTHtNGt4.
COMBS n

Just received a fine assortment If Tortoise
She'll, Buffalo and English horn, and Ivory
Tucking and dressing Combs. To which |
invite the attention uft1e Ladies'.
Sept. 1913. EUGENE bANOuE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
AFgW JOEL q LIE - 20 80

AFEs8 HgEs@WF TIT 9EN78A0VN LII @
We have i fsr pairs IF Those splendid f,soasess
peots Tor gentlemen. and b sSsal tot III Patent fsasbev
Iackaon ties which fr style ard beaatY ~ finish. eaas
~ ~ Supposed Call and examine thsna Il.
A. BRADFORD cos. char-k esass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

uteen's Delight. Elder. yellow Dock Ettiactt1l, and
other IMPORTANT ntedlratnettis; which ffe not found
IN any either preparation.
The Queens Delight, which fofttts nm essential IN
~pretient In the Graefatihere SarsaparilIa Communal
IL probably superior 10 safsapatilla itself Professor
EfBst 0f Charleston, 81 Ga. speaks of u as tellofNs4 IN
the Southern Journal pf Medicine aud Pharmacy:
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power IT.
non the system GENERALLY. So powerfully IL its action
eyprted ttpui tie capillary and s%etrhting vessels, In
changing their morbid states or conditions, and dis.
posing them 10 q ileW healthy action, That ~ gtgatiY
Ia t,a i'm IarFals tVr,, ~ - He further e. That
II h hi chronic diseases and chronic ifflatnutatletis,
and also In the long train Of gtFtse1tiettces that follows
syphilis. that its efficacy is hest exhibited"
The superiority of tile Graefenhers SarsapaFllla
Compound may be thus stated;
taf ii In composed III d ~nunittef bfs dip most %ef1icaci.
ptts vegetables In the whole range Of the Materia
Medica, IN addition tu satsapaFilln.
vi. These are 80 highly concentrated that there are
many more dusea In the bottle than In any Of the very
largest bottles advertised.
IN This concentration renders 1t 10 safsannrflla
what Quinine II ~ Peruvian Bark. The more diluted
preparations ARE M better than ordinary roUt-beeF-
stiifing on the stomach and spbiling In the bottles; 10
Hse d weak infusion Of safsarartlia wlletI : %s'ttf,linte
nF the article may lie had IL like taking bark without
Quinite; or like travelling IN o stow against a strong
current, Instead Of In h swift %steatter.
These things ltpinu 40. LET MI who have. Htatle mp
ttieif minds ~ tse any aaFsa parilla4 Use that Of tile
CSv.eGsnlp3FH Euntperv II IL Warranted to be ten times
more efiraciotia than any nthef k1owri--re matter
how large the BOTTLES Or eStFavagant tire advertise
meats, As spnINg MEBtttNEs, the graefenbeFg Vo4
eetahle pills; the Uriefenl,erg Health Bitlefss and the
Graefenl,erg sarsaparilla Compound should s%ttrefeede
all others. For universal tse, the pills and Hittefs are
If inealenlable Vi itis, l'hnse who take them need
not fear the eiervating effects of the summer which
Ia al hand.
NJ The General Agent for Louisiana and Missisi.
ri. il Il. f"tANSHR0UgH, ~ Camp street, New
orleans. In. 10 whom applications fur Agencies
may be addressed.
tfs=E For sale by. IT. r. WApptLL q Baton
aEp. M. HEpoMAN 1Hbnse.
Jas. RoACH Port Hudson.
June tT-20 A. w. Poet. WoodBtHp.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
TESTIMONY ~ NOW RECEIVED FFt6M ALL
auARrrns or RIM eBbuB /!
Dir. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or VIVID
~ H ~ P N v

CHE RR Y.
Tile Original anil Gtenuine FERMENTATION.
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
THE TRUE RICHES or LIfE IS HEALTH.
DR.. steagHs@ DcBF sif,-For the gJnd of
the public, 1 Ieel myself in duly hound to tes-
tifv 10 the great cure which yonr Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry performed on me.
Frr my part, | feel hs If evBty holly ought to
know IT. / was stlhted with a vioientCongh,
splitting of blood. night sgeats, ~hoarsaness,
and sound pl the vtiae indie ting an alarming
state Of disease; my appetite was gone, and
my strength had 80 far tailed me that my
friends and physician were pc ssuaded / eould
mo-. survive many days. Ny sister who was
my anxious care tsker, made inquiry where
kI,o would be likely to procure the most Ger
tain relief. Size was Told that if DR.. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my life was then hopeless. Your
medicine was immediately procured, and The
fret bottle gave relief, and by The time | had
commenced The sixth hottie, NY eongI, had
left me, and my strength was titieIl improved.
In short, II has made a perfect cure Of me,
and / an ut the present time as hearty u
man a. | wish, and have good reason to be-
lieve That the use Of yoitf medicine has saved
me from d premature grave. | shall be
pleased 10 give any information respecting
my case. Yours with respect.
I'M. REEVES.
SO Chestnut Street, between Race and Vine,
Phiiade lphia. sf
Prepared only by Dr.. swayne, where all
orders must BIO addressed.
Sold by GEO. nj. HgHoMAn and g. 7. DAVIS, Baton
Reuge.
june lO--I9 @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

BAGGrNG'& ROPES small lot for sale by
RzAL & sov.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

DtNTTJTRY --DR. BEAUREttARD
IL row in town and will be happy to wait ON his
frietnls and the public professionally.
sept. 9-59
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
ron RENT.

The upper story OF Mr. sangeF's Store
with kitchen and yard, suitable for q
small family, y. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

TRIMS OF. fAnF .## s.. .sG
are atte fourth cash, and the ltalance III
lbree equal ANIMAL instruments bearing
interest from maturity until paid.
FL further particulars apply to James
II. Rhea, residing On Thotnpstns creek,
FIVE miles from J~aetson-or by letter ad.
dressed to him 1T Jaskson, East Felicisna
July 15-g4 3nf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
MnNrHLY nuLhETIN-Nn. D.

THE EAHs APAutEtA
COMPOUND nftliis Com
pany is altntist literally a
sntphdta IF SarsapafiiIa.
No highly concentrated Is
| II that HE dose u bi,t tke
IhaH af Il yery small Ten
$pDoHF ul-while the dose
/ Of that which IL sold In
large bottles, Is nearly a
mine. Eirss. IN addition 10
s%arenTmrilla, 1t contains q
powerful concentration If
Man dfahe, BufdUrk !,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
ron SALE,
ENCAN.

ENVANt
DE biqneurs, Gfrocer,e &C., dnux fois par
samaiup. lie Mbfcredl ct lie Samedi, de
tO he,ires 4 4, dams Ia lnaison de Mr.. The
riot, encoiguure do Ia place des Eglises,
pres le mnrch6, Sept. 23.--34 3s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28
FRANCIS ffUGltET,
OSCAR MEMARn
NOwGE.

JOHN r. UtFROCQ, Eaq-Fs Authorized IN col,
tsct and receipt for accounts dus tn the Succession If
John Henderson. sfERHBa 1fBNbgRsoa,
Sept. 30-@a5 H. Testamsnfafy Executor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-28

COMsrOCK 4 Co.'S Extract of sarsapa-
rilla for purifying The blood; price 81 cents,
per bottle, or IA per dozen. EAST INDIA
HAIR DYE, warranted To cjlor the Hair q
Jet Black, and not stain the skim bUCiNA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, for married LadiesG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BALTIMORE May 3l-SlOO0 Baltimore 6s $780, 967s 800 do
6s do 96? 1000 do 6 do 81 1000 do 6s do 81 100 do 6 do 81
shs Merchants Bank, 81 do Union Bank 591a; do do CO.
use ~ closed AZ 10Y bid los asked rreasy IS at 1921
tim.rs IS at bid 9 asked; Baltimore Ohio RR shs
PHILADELPHIA June l-S2I0O Sch Nav 6s 65 49, Mech Blk
2 $1,000 Tennessee IS 75a Mech Man Bk Pig 100
Norris CapS1 5 50 Beading RR S. 49, $50 Lshigh 81 co
Loan ST. Girard Bank, los 500 State @ AZ 100 Reading
Isl 100 DO 49, 80 Grard lO 90 Norris b. Is so do lia
lS; 1919 State IS Sd $500 State Is ~ 5000 Sch Nay 6
Morris Canal lS q Mech Bk 2ila Aer Sas-53o State IS
Az; 1900 Sch Nav 6's. IS As.
BosroN, May BIB ss Palmer Manufacturing Co. 1856 10 do
City Bank 95 do Massachusetts Bank 91 do
Light Co ar s5O( 6i71a; % do Northern Railroad 9a, the
right to subscribe 523 Western r. lUD
Board25 shs Reading X So l7S so do do SID I7l
Ftchbug Railroad l7A do Portland and Portsmouth
OO do Western Railroad 1885, 20 do Roson and Pro-
yidenec Railroad 92 100 do East Boston Co l2 do Eastern
Railroad 04 do Northern Railroad, ~; do Merchants
Bank lts 35 rights Boston Worcester Railroad 81 So do
do do 81 M 4S2 do do do 81 5 do do do 81 So II do Concord
Railroad 81 2 II do 90 81 121 81 do Boston and Maine Rail-
road, 81 81; do do do 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02

extent especially In pork and lard without material
change in prices Sugars continued to soil freely but
at low prices Molassss however, heavy Sales Of
coffee were light.
AsHEs-Salss Of 200 bbs pots were made ut 81 25
and 100 do reported sold at 81 SIN Pearls were steady
at SIS rs. Receipts down the Hudson Rirer for two
days Ashes $50 barrels.
-Fiom-The sales of -four footed up
1000 barrels including Oswego, Michigan Roches-
ter sc. ut So 20. Some lots pure to fancy Genesee
pure stragh brands sold at IS 3l4 Sales Of 200 800
bbs fancy Ohio sold at So The sales of Georgetown
Baltimore, sc. amounted to about 5ao00 bbs at Sc
1871 Some of good quality held at SO %. Wheat
The only transactions We heard Of small sales
of Ohio ut 1850. Con-Salcs of $500 bushels Jersey
yellow were made at 5Sc; 1000 do Western mixed at
4Sc, and 1000 do do at 49c; 1000 do do at 51c and
$500 do western yellow at 81 cents. Sales of
1000 bushels Southern fiat yellow were made at
4c to arrive 1t was reported after change that sales
of 10 600 bushels Jersey and Northern yellow made
on private terms. Mea-Saes of 500 bbls New Jersey
were made at 81 so. Rye dull ut 60 a roc Oats
exhibited no change.
Receipts do~n the Hudson Rrer for the past days.
Flour. ................ .22,03S barrels.
W ne".;' 4ZOo DushelS.
Oats. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
l;-ll
BEEswAI-Sales made, in two lots. of BOO lbs.
Northern yellow, at 21c, cash
CoFFEE.-The transactions embraced $50 bags st.
Domingo, at SIS 57 and 100 do common Java. at ~
CoTToN-The market was very firm to-day, with
moderate sales which were chiefly for export.
Liverpool CT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIoN.

FsEIGHrs-Rates to British ports were more tive
For cotton 5-32d was paid afterwards 316d asked
10000 bushels of in British ship were engaged
for Liverpool at 3ySd in bags and 10000 do do in
American vessel at i'd, and the price offered
for much larger quantity. while Ard asked, and
sd in bulk. Lard and heavy goods engaged at
Dos. including bacon at the price.
FIsH-Saes were reported of 200 bbs No. l Massa-
chusetts mackerel at SIS 25 so; 100 do No. at 81
621 and 500 quintals dry cod (od at So So $500 do
changed hands yesterday at private bargain.
HEMP-Dew rotted American continued in fair in
qury with sales Of $50 bales at $3.50 per ton.
LArHs-There have been sales of 10000 Eastern, at
81 rs per M.
LEAp-We noticed sales of 1000 pigs Missouri ut
SO rs, cash.
MoLAssEs selling to fair extent at our previous
NAVAL SToREs Of all descriptions were firm, but we
could hear of no transactions.
OILs-The demand for lnseed continued good and
prices were rapidly advancing The sales were 6O0O
gallons English, at 5Sc soc and 60c; held firm at
the latter figure and 1000 do city pressed American
elc &C. Sales BY auction of 500 cases betty oil at
PRovIsIoxs-Sales of soOa1oOo bbls pork we're made,
including mess ut 50 S7aS10, and prime at SsaS 1915
about 100000 lbs dry sailed shoulders were made at
Ssc so tierces Sides without bone sold at 6ac 1000
bbs sour mess and prime sold on private terms Lard
Sales Of 2a300 bbls were made at 82 and 100 do
reported at higher figure. Sales Of 200 kegs were
made at nc Beef-There was but little country Of
fering City mess was held at $9aS9 &c. and prime at
So Butter-Sales of so packages of Ohio were made
at 12al4c. There was no change in cheese.
Receipts doWn the Hudson Riceror the past tpo days.
peel '''''.''' .''.'..'.'... 5ie
PLAsrER-A cargo, deliverable up the river sold at
So 50 per ton.
RcE-The market was quiet at So s71s for prime
SUGARs-There was considerable speculation going
in sugar, and prices a shade better The ope-
ratons embraced HOO boxes brown Havana, at 47c a
SIC; sou hhds Cuba Muscovado, at 3z6 Arc and
300 do Porto Rico, at 414c SIC, months.
TEAs-A sale of 100 packages was made at 1Sc, 6
months.
WHIsKEY--Sales Of $50 bbs State prison were made
at 211sc 21ac and 100 Ohio, at q &c the last sales
of drudge made ut 21c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
Died..


On Thursday morning, of inflammation of the liver
CATHARINE ZuLEMA, the infant daughter of Samuel w
and Zuema Claughley, aged year, 3 months and
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family, respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Saturday after
noon, at o'clock from 18th street. between 1st and
I'd avenues.
On Wednesday evening, May 31st HENRY CREEvY,
in the SD year Of his age
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, Friday, June ID at o'clock
p. NJ, at Trinity Church Cemetery Manhattanvlle
On Thursday, June LIST, WAITER r., infant son Of
Stephen p. and Margaret Russell
On Wednesday morning. of renting fever, MARIA
BAyLEs, in the 5lst year Of her age.
Her friends, and these of her brother, Daniel S.
Bayes. respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, 81 Sheriff street. at o'clock
this afternoon.
In this city, on the 31st ut., Mrs. ANN HELM u ma
tive of Englan nd in the 73d year of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
at oclock, from her late residence, No. 81 Suffolk
street, without further invitation.
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Married,

Yesterday morning in st. Bartholomew Church, by
the Rev. L. p. W. Balch, Mr.. w. ii. RrpIN, Jr., of
Kentucky, to CATHAnINE f., daughter of Ralph Peck
of this city.
Louisville and Lexington papers please copy
On the 2Sth Of May, by the Rev. Mr.. McKENNA, Mr..
MICHAEL Dunn to Miss Catharinc L. Clark, both of
this city.
On Thursday, LIST instant, by the Rev. l.. P. W.
Balch, NATHANIEL b. HOME to Miss SARAH JANE,
eldest daughter of John s. Jones Esq all of this city.
On the LIST inst, by the Rev. Henry De Kover, Mr.
ALEXANDER KIERsTED, of Tannersville N. Y, to Miss
DRusLLA B. BEACH, only daughter of Moses Y. Beach
of this CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02

The new steamship Niagara. is now in her
thirteenth day. The United States made the pas
sage in little thirteen days. The N. had
not arrived last night at a-late hour, as ascer
tanned by the Boston Geographic line, which was
IN fine working order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 1, 1SlS.
The -four market remained ut about yesterdays quo
tatons with some less briskncss In the market The
sales chiefly embraced lots Of Oswego, Michigan and
common Genescc. Southern remained steady with
moderate sales There Genesce wheat Of
sequence Offering. The samples consisted principally
of Ohio with small sales Corn sold freely, and nearly
all the lots offered purchased on terms stated
below Prime Northern round and Western yellow
in good demand, and In some degree for export
Sales of meal were made previous terms. Rye was
dull. White oats remained about the same. We refer
to telegraph had for to-days markets In other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald of this week will contain the
very important European intelligence received at this
port by the splendid steamship United States and per-
haps from the quarter, of q date later by
three days, per the Niagara of the Cunard line also
the closing Of the Baltimore Convention pro-
ceedings of Congress for the week past and variety
OF other interesting domestic matter 1t will be pub
lished at O'Clock morning at sxpence per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
TONNAGE RECEIVED HAvRr GRACE FROM INrER
MEDIATE POINTS on THE SvsoUEHANNA AND TIDE WAr.i
CANALS, IN THE YEAR 1867.

The company anticipate large increase Of both up
ward and downward business this year. and in the
event of Interruption by frcshets, breaks, &C. we
have doubt their anticpatons will be realized The
company have perfected plan by which its financial
difficulties will be removed, and its affairs be placed
upon a bettcr basis It will soen be developed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
,I,o CALICO PRINTERS. ENeRAvERs AND ornERs.-


The advertisers commencing another business will dispose
their calico engraving machinery too and fixtures consisting
maohnc and de pressure. pairs clamps power AMI
hand tnning oGathe forcing machine hiug ahe mill and
punch blocks large number Of pin, slash ground and other
is AID punches together wih the saftng belts Re- and
everything necessary carry the calico engraving hne
The will be sold low and cra terms The
power will 10 rented reasonably to the purchaser, who VIII
receive tho benefit Of established and good business For fur
city, near the railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
THE EMIdRANT WHARF QUESTION.

VINBE Of THE CITIZENS OF THE FIFTH
wad the subject Of the landing Of all emgrants coming
deemed right that the public should be aware Of the efforts
which have been made aud making by
Bile aught with calamity rreparnble
jury the best interest OF the ward and Com
mtttee persuaded to the emgns themselves To this end
they have appointed the undersigned
so that despite the means used L. the proposed
sure be CARR into effect appear that the Committee and
citizens OF the ward have exhausted
able method Of avoiding the evils that may follow the
responsibility may rest In the The undersigned
really believe that the greatest sufferers by the proposed
LARRY liable to infection being brought together and remaining
even for short time confined within limits In Discharge
OF their duties the subcommittee
against the continuance OF ordinance appropratng the
pier at the foot Of Hubert the Commissioners
Of Emigration passed by the last Common
violation of the panest rights
ward and praying Tor its repeal and tor the selection appo
rraton the landing beyond crowded
portions OF the city, signed by nearly 1900 resident citizens and
others workmen IN the ward before the present Board of AS
stant Aldermen That the 10th there presented
MED by the certificates Of physical attached the
meeting OF such Board of Health the committee
motion TO appoint committee confer with Commission
ers OF Emigration ON the subject laid the tabl by n
OF II to and that the Board adjourned sine die without taking
action That the oomnee informed that
of the Board have minated their doubts as to the
nuineness of the certificates others
that the eerncaes were given under mistake Of facts Tho
Committee declare that both preences roundess point
OF iact ana frivolous and further that all
voluntarily given within period Of three days that many
to the same effect could have been obtained had
mistake they defy They hereto
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INIRsr DIVISION hEW YnRK srArE llIIIIA--NEl

NIRST DIVISION new YORK STATE MIlf1IA-NEW
York, May 3s ISS1he undersigned respectfully informs
those Of our citizens who are liable TO the performance Of military
duty, that by the Act of May 9th ls7 they privileged
said service in each year. by the yment OF
cents to the Receiver Of Taxes h Office in the PARK whc
forms fund for the payment Of the necessary expcnsc cf tho
formed military An enrolment Of all persons liable military
duty about TO he made and the quota of distributed
the State Of New York from the United States depends upon
number enrolled it is desirable that the enrolment shall
curate possible and the Of all able bodied white
male citizens between the ages Of Is and 49, whether exempt
Of military ERE services wi the OF cxeinp
ton and Is hoped that every facility for the attainment Of this
object will be afforded to those engaged in making the enrolment
Citizens who exempt from military duty and who ds
relieving themselves the performance thereof
uestcd to early possible and thus avoid the pena
~ imposed by law for delinquency Those who have COMMITTED
will please state the fact 20 the enrolling officer CHARLES
SANFORD Major General Commanding LIST Division New York
State Militia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
+ AsSoB S Plat. AUorIoNEER-sALE OF GOLD AND

III On y n y AUCIIUNEEK-SALE OF GOLD An d
~ svsr a'ehss Gold Jewsrv Fancy Goods scACOB
LAII WIZ sell rms Day at 10 O'clock the Auction Room
rat street % ahoveconstng Dealers stock without re-
serve vi1God Lever watches full extra aud I3 oweI.d an
epnes silver watches with aud without seconds silver
watch and ynard chains " solid gold rings
ring fine gtIl rings and pins diamond and brilliant rngs md
breaches sterling silver knives and snoors Ola baon,
steal and snuff baxes rings studs silver cold mems md
pencil cases tooth picks German silver pens holders silver
zen holders steel pecaele miniature frames watch main
springs snuff boxes tooth brushes table dessert tea spoons
brushes tooth DO purses soap extracts snu boxes serpr car
looking and toilet glasses rings Sc So Also 81 dz Palm
hats Also 200 gold pens lots OF 100 each sold pap
tory and without to the highest bidder cash ON deli
Also city made gold jewery Also lot % Kid and other
dolls Also lot Of handkerehefs boys caps baskets Also
hooks and eyes, gilt and plated ~ cast iron steel spring.
clocks Also 20 elegant gold pens sn
Retail value IS and So Terms. cash delivery