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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-25

NKw AND WONDERFUL APPLICATION OF TIE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-It will be recoected,
that In the beginning OF the year, Mayor Quincy
recommended that some system OF Geographic
signals should be adopted with respect to the nu-
merous hire engine houses this clty-so that, for
instance, from some central point, information
might be communicated by the electric wires, to
every station at one and the same time and so
that again, information might be transmitted at
one and the same time, from any one engine
house TO all the others, well as to such central
point and thus make known on the instant, and
all over the town, the moment when, and the place
where, fire breaks out. Last night, as men,
toned In our municipal report, the Mayor submit
ted his report, stating IN that brief, condens and
acceptable manner tor which all the public papers
from his hands are distinguished, that such sys.
TEN lad been completed, and would be tested be-
lore the end OF the year. AT the meeting of the
common Council last evening, the members took
recess Tor few minutes. and repaired TO the
teegraphlc office TO examine this new apparatus
which excited their surprise and admlrauon-
III was put In operation, and while thew were pre-
sent, communication was had with New York
the wires OF that city, so many miles from u.s. be.
ing connected with this fire alarm apparatus ia
Boston. The correspondent IN New York Imms-
dlately sent on his reply by the same wires. the
electrical action upon which instantly caused the
deep-toned bell connected with the apparatus near
the City Hall, TO be rung this great fire alarm
bell being tbss sounded this city by the operator
al the telegraph office In New York Directly
alter and while the New York operator was ring
ing the bell the other bells here were rung by per-
cons ignorant OF what was gong on, and, suppos.
ing mere was IN reality fire in this city, the
whole hre department at once turned out Ii was
fortunate that they did, for at the very same time
nfe actually broke out In Washington street,
near Winter street, which by their thus speedy
attendance, was extnguished without so great a
damage as might have otherwise taken place
Boston IraueDer, Dec. %.
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On Sunday, oath instant DR.. EUGENE O'SULLIvAN.
His remains will be TAKEN for interment on Tomorrow
lTuesday) at o'clock, p NJ from his late residence,
81 Columbia street.
His friends, and those Of his sons Rev. James and j.
S. O'Sunivan, respectfully invited to attend.
On the morning of Sunday, the oath inst, in Jersey
City, JANE, daughter Of william and Maria Woods,
aged years and months. Funeral this forenoon ct
10 O'Clock
On the 10th inst, at Georgetown, c. Lucy daugh-
ter Of the Hon. VIM. Duer, of New York. aged yesrs
and month.
At Buffalo on Saturday, the Esd inst, EMMA, third
daughter Of J. w. Morrison, Lieut.. r. A.
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SUSPECTED OF DROWNING MAN.-Gilbert Cou-
tant and John Johnson, were arrested on Thursday
evening by third municipality police, at Lake
Pontchartraln, on suspicion OF having drowned
found IN the Lake on Thursday morning. The
prisoners and the deceased, it appears were all on
board a schooner belonging to the former and
there is yet no other ground Tor suspicion. They
say he fell overheard and was drowned lie was
an EDglishman by birth arrived here from New
York about two months since, and has left wife
and family, residing in Latayete.-N o. Crescent,
Dec. is.
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MORTALITY OF BosToN.-The whole number of
deaths during the week ending at noon on Friday.
was 75--males A. females 81 still-born 5. OF
the whole number died at Deer Island Hospital.
Causes-scsr let fever, 10 consumption, II: croup.
o; yphus fever, %; lung fever, 3; disease Of
mus, 3 infantile, 2 inflammation OF lungs. 2 4:
cid age, 2; eryslpelas, q hoop ng-cough, 2; acc,
dental, 2; Tsucide, Is pleunsy, incompetence,
rmall.pox, paralysis, canker,. dropsy, disease OF
tyscntery, and disease OF BRAIN, l each.
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EAST MAcHAs Dec 2O-Arrived-sohs Hannah. Gully Ros
Ssisss Ss!f au sSi's Sta
ss nayann soh' Y.n new Keller saEua rande CuE
MisceIIan eous.
BAGS for Havana Chsgrss Panama. and the Pacific
Will eoe at the Exchange Reading Room day. 10 clock and
mn !. Letter . steamer Niagara. will be made
,.s T;.,f New and for Fan River
o s the tS
on the railway for repairs
Home Ports.
BosroN, Dec 22.Arr brig laybold, halifax.
CHARIEsToN Dec 2D-Ar bark Paemon (Sp) Ros Havana
brig John Basb asly,ie Mn Stone Point ca ship samess:
vnc Gsr Bs syc Boston p ps.s Men
np c1 GI1Ss Read Read ysR,o 6aIs
g. SsS: fss"
dOv Moore Boston the has been detained off the
Ssw SnLfSss Dec lSArr steamship Palmetto Smith Gal
E ss c GsrSn Be b sa1aS Sss
reg KsSsg Boston ,shr M i5chsocs Bossier Ga
kiysrpso S.,ss TSya MsseTy PrqyiSe6cs David Nickel
ssns, Barcelona Rainbow Ecrson YORK; sRr Sea- oT ER
hsur nGs a. Re @ yG'sS Texas Wash
seS ycsse 3 unhn es ~, 49,, -, ,
se5r french jersey s5A hSn'"A .0' Mo
Midas %sa
Sass:sh d Acadia yeS aise d ss sss tss:
tor, dsg Emma Watts tBrJ Watts Live pool ssray Theo
bold dsg Csrrol Merchant Lvcrpool Liverpool Raisbsck
Lyerpoo Tan erane Henderson, Wig Riga Heard rp Liver
pool Irvine, Liverpool; Intrinsic fBr) MFarand, Liverpool
Royal Victoria Obi nunpr Hull; Woman Purd,n wtE Lsu
rel Dnchett wtG Mountanec Carr, Wig Queen Pomare Br
Wcmnr, w Thomas tBr Bruncr Liverpool; Orlando, Waite
Unicorn Dr Polard Jane Low dem Br Langorj dsg Spring
noachlin disg; Texas McNs York Exact stcpiens dS
Ben Adams Coomb Boston; Guiford Thorp 0p Zeuoba
wig; Globe, Tneobod wg Adoph, Remers Ayre; Mayfow
Hitchcock Antwo briss Cyclops Calhoun. wtg; Rachel
SIC hens Foansbee, thladelphaj Clinton Andrews York.
Benz Carver Carver wg Caroline Gke fhacephis Madi
Bathr, York Alert, Miller, wtg Chas Joseph Leigh
York. sohs Waterman Eaton. disr; Dart Somer dis Julia
Eliza lH'gbee, Philadelphia; Sea New Lawrence Wig Midas
Iaeedoin, wig
2OAr tis Macon, Sheffield York, Old brig Madison Ma,
thcr, N York
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YUcATAN.-The Boiet,n OGc,ai, Of the 10Th ult,
says that the advantages gained by the Sd and 4th
divisions Of the army operating In the direction of
Ysxcaba are very important especially the occupa.
ton Of Tiholop The whites have thus penetrated to
the very heart Of the enemys country, bsipg close
upon Peto aud Thosuco, their last haunts. The B,ein
compliments Mighty the prominent officers for their
succses and argues that the moral force Of the In
dispr quite broKen by their repeated defeats. The
funds OF the State are eyhau.trd however, and the
Central Government ic behind hand with Its monthly
allowance
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Married,
On Wednesday evening, Goth inst by the Rev. C, C.
Pise Mr. JOHN MCNALLY, to Miss MARY u. Fox, eldest
daughter of Edward Fox all Of this city.
At Poughkeepsie on the Goth inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Mann, Mr. THEODORE PATTERSON, Of this city to Miss
CAROLINE e. eldest daughter of James Vassar Esq., oe
the former place.
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Movements OF the Miners and other
Em1grants.

From the Boston Journal Dec. %
The brig Ssltlo, the fret Of the Cnfor mia fleet,
cleared at this port this mernng, for San
Caoi mia, Is the fret vessel which has cleared at
THE port coastwite TOR that lar of region She has
large and assorted cargo consisting Of iron Safes
candles, soeps, tobacco boots and shoes dry 20 DDS
sboyels spades hardware, -four and 20 quarter casks
40 bbs brandy pipes GIN 20 bbls whiskey. = pipes
20 = ceks 30 boxes wine so boxes elder % bbs cham
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ARREST IN NORWICH The agent of Adams ~
Co., in Norwich, has been arrested, charged with
robbing his employers. He has hitherto been back
ward in his collections, and announced to Adams &
Co.. the other day that he had been robbed of pack
sge, containing $2500 which be left upon his desk.
charge-BO st0n Traveller.
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SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders of vessels bound to this port will CON-
Ter favor upon US BY having all parcels papers, and
INTENDED for the New York Herald, ready for
immaculate delivery to our news steamer the Nrwr
Boy She will board inward bound vessels in tho VI
cinisy OF Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports
whether foreign or domestic will confer an additional
favor BY forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
cate the favor
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venue to the government, measures like those above
indicated become more and more important, - en-
cheney and fidelity among the troops will then be in
dispe nssble to the public interests
j. L. FOLSOM
Captain and Assistant Quartermastsr.
Major Gen THOMAS 8. JEsVP,
Quartermaster Gen. u. s. Army.
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From NAssAU.-Files of the Guardian to the 9th ins.
have been received at Charleston. The late heavy
weather has prevented the werkmen engaged in re-
moving stone from the shoal in the harbor from CON.
tinuipg their labors effectively consequently but little
progress has been made within a few weeks.
A meeting Of the officers and seamen of American
wrecked vessels and of American residents was held
at Nassau, New Providence the 9Th inst at which
Capt John Cross, late master Of the bark George
Henry presided, in which resolutions highly comp-
mentary to John +. Baron, Esq, American Consul at
that place were unanimously passed, and ordered to
be published in the Nassau G,Tadan, with q request
that they might be copied into the newspapers Of the
United States
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Chwse of Conspiraey-A complaint was made or
Of the firm of Mills Hszssrd Of Connecticut paper,
Manufacturers, against John L. Haynes and Charles
Sturges charging them with conspring together for
the purpose of cheating and defrsuding them cut OF
lot Of wrapping paper, valued at $1,000. The defsn-
dapts are 1t appears brokers, and represented to Al
f.. Douglass the general agent for Mills & Hassard.
that they bad a customer for that amount Of paper;
but after getting The property into their possession
they refused to render any account or pay for the
same. A warrant was Issued for their arrest, and
officer Wallipg, of the lover police arrested the &C.
cused parties On their being brought before the ma
gstrate they stated that upon hearing they would
be able explain the court that the charge was
unfoupded. A hearing then granted and the
O'Clock.
Heavy RoJbe,y-A few days ago a merchant from
boston by the name of Isaac Newton was induced to
woman named Clara Wood and, while in the room to-
gether, Der companion, noted thief called Charley
Slate emerged from closet and stole from the wallet
OF MIR: Newton $500 in bank bills. The money was
not missed until the next day when the aid of officer
Norris one of the Chiefs excellent aids was put on
the track 1.-THE thieves and in short time succeeded
In arrestng the two accused parties Clara and Slate
who are now both committed to the Tombs on the
charge. .
on! for California Officers Walling and IIulse of
the Sd Ward, arrested yesterday young man by the
name of Thomas -, (the other name We were unable
tolearn9 on charge Of Ioboing his mother Of $780,
the purpose Of going to California. It appears that his
mother resides in the vicinity Of Newark New Jersey
name, on a man with whom his mother has money de-
posted and raised $500. After procuring this sum- he
proceeded to New York purchased bowie knives pistols
gold pens &c sc aud was preparing to start in ship
on Wednesday next for California. His brother found
his whereabouts yesterday, In Cherry street. and
caused his arrest On his person found $50 only
out of the $500 He was conveyed back to the resi-,
dence Of bis mother, yesterday after by officer
Hulse when, no doubt, some further explanation
would be obtained The money, he said, only Dor
rowed, and would be returned ten.fold in gold dust
on his return from the gold region.
Burglary in Pearl Sheet.-ln noticing, the other
day the arrest of Stewart and williams for breaking
into the grocery store of Smith Carey, $50 Pearl
street. Capt Ditchett Of the 4th Ward, the off,
Ger who discovered the burglars in the store and
rested and caused the other to be arrested SOON
after. We give this in justice to Mr.. Ditchett &c
his name before not mentioned.
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QUEER FIsH.-E. A. Johnson, of Nahant, while
fishing for cod fish, about ten miles to the east
ward Of that Peninsula, captured huge monster
OF the finny tribe, called "nurse fish, or
"sleeper." 1t measured over ten feet in length,
and weighed about one thousand pounds. He was
accidentally hooked In theifn, with common cod
hook, and entanged himself in such a manner IN
the fishing line, that Mr. J. succeeded In drawing
assistance of another fisherman, he succeeded in
disabling HIM as to get him on board the large
boat that was anchored near BY lie was brought
to Nahant, and afterwards taken to Boston for ex-
hibltion. This fish is very rarely taken IN our
waters. 1t is Of the shark family, but much less
active.-Lynn Ne,cs.
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Port OF New York, December 25. lS49.


~~N~ONo~>cN~~NONO~~~N>o
Steamship Cherokee, Lyons Savannah 6s hours with coc
&c to MITCHELL Strong head 81 lat 4, ~ lon
~ exchanged hsnas with Ango Saxon South
steering North East. ~ mp "ie'u'
Norwegian bark Porsgeund, Arveskaug Celte A days WITH
wine TO Lienan Was boarded by the News Boy.
Brig Freighter Blanchard st Martins u DAYS with salt To
fAulRe Sons Left Am vessels The boarded
Thursday. ~ ~
70 Hubbard Co. Was boarded by the News Boy
Schr Patrick Henry, Chester savsnnah days with cotton,
&c 70 Stuige Chairman Co Sailed in Maseppa and
brig Baldwin for New York Was BY News Boy
Schr Trio, Pampua Florida, 10 DAVIS
Schr Era, Chamberlain, Boston 4 days
Schr Gen Foster Yeaton Eastport via Providence
Schr Sas Hand Ackerly, Brookhayen
Schr Jacob longfelow. Barter Machias q days
Schr Wright (Kew) Wright, Addison, l6 daya
Below
Bark hazepra and brig Baldwin. both from Savannah
Sailed.
MISUNDERSTANDING Crescent City chagrea
spnrage pilot informs that fore and aft schooner
which be took be from Carolina went ashore in s a
NE gale. 10 miles Of the Woodlands ~
Dibbe pilot informs that be experienced the NE yale
IN me pilot boat Mary Ann Fire Island NV 10 miles distance
he nad one OF her boats stove and received other S
Campbell, hence for Wilmington NC.
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Passengers Arrived.
ssvt-NAIS Steamship Chcroteen Talsted Mrs Pren co
sna crild II whic rrotter GcNdy, N Miller Fry
and II steernge. I'D
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The brig Marseo for Bermuda has anchored in the bav

The British bark Helena erre hence for Galway on the
inst returned Saturday leaky and will discharge
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They had quite fall of snow at Mlnden, La,
on the I'd inst.
,Brevet Major Grayson, we hear, has arrived at
Detroit, to take charge of the commlssary office
Tor that department.
The Free Will Baptist church on Temple street,
Portland, was injured by fire on Thursday to the
amount of $4,000.
The mad dog mania has reached Lynn, where
the Netcs records two cases.
Daniel Heckerthorne, the dupe of Tyler IN the
commission of the murder of Daniel Scamp, In
Williams county, Ohio, is to be hanged April 20.
A cotton factory is about to be established at
Washington, DC. $4,000 ofthe stock has already
been taken.
Jonathan Kimba, of North Maiden, who disap.
peared very suddenly while at New York, about
eight months ago, and who, 1t 1t was surmised
had met with foul play, has returned safe to his
family, although not able to give any particular &C
count of himself while absent.
South Carolina does some things so handsomely
as to extort respect Her Legislature has just ap-
propriated $50, 900 for monument to those of the
Palmetto Regiment killed in battle IN Mexico.
There has been considerable excitement IN La
fayette, Ia, In consequence of the supposed dis
covery of valuable lead mine, near that place.
The evidence on which the belief Is founded rests
on the revelations of young lady while In mes
merlc trance. Workmen have been busily en-
gagged at the designated spot, with pickaxe and
shovel, but no lead has as yet been discovered.
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East MAcHIAs, Dec 20-Arrved-Schs HauHah Gully Ros
'oS Splendid ingas New York George Evans Keller
Pies Havana schs Yans lnew Keller saEua Grande (Cua
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From the ~ o. Commercial Times
Distracted Condition OF Yucatan.

We regret to learn that the aborgines of Yucaan-the
Indians as they called-are in the full tide of
cessful revolt against the white inhabitants The most
frghtful atrocities have been committed by Them who in
their thirst OF vengeance, spare neither age sex In
vted by the divided state of the country which, during
the last eighteen months has been prey to two factions
noticed in this sheet When il appeared-by the cessa-
ton of strife among the whites, and their cordial union
against the common enemy-thcy for time, put down
the disaffected Lately, however the aborgines have
obtained such in the open country that the whites
have been obliged to solicit from wthoupartcu-
arly from the Spanish government in Cuba Our friends
Yucatan, by way of Tampco, have kindly given
sight OF their correspondence from which extract the
following:
CAMpEAcHY, February is, 1915
GENTLEMEN; After short absence, | returned to this
place few days found the city in the most lament
able condition imaginable. Families here duly occu-
pied with the consideration of seeking place of refuge in
order to themselves from the fury of the INDIANS who
ARE sSods in in, Their ne track and
BILE families continually arriving here from the interior
10 that n Lodge hs arr @
You viii see 6y the papers from Merida the offer which
MhcS has n the Joy
An order has been published to-day under martial law,
up arms 10 defend the country The native Citizens w
sally out to the Indians while the foreigners will be
a w 81 hs be 90
since great number have set out for Laguna. finding
shorty, to keep You apprized Of what happens
We learn from the same source that about the date OF
the above letter the Spanish sloopo Churraca ar
rived at Campeachy, offering the part of Captain Gen
eral ODonne, OF the Intendent Pnillos, and Of the
General of Marine, (Admral) all necessary assistance
with the exception OF men. besides vessels for the
port of the aid required, The government Of Yucaian
having accepted this generous offer has made requis
ton for six pieces of mountain artillery 1000 muskets
200 9uintas Of gunPowder. 1000 sabres. and 100000
All this is momenarily expected. u f..
A correspondent OF the Pdr,a in letter dated Vera
Cruz, the 10th instant writes 1.-The Spanish brig
Nervion left this port two three days ago bound fol-
Campeachy. The captain has orders 10 land his crew
and artillery, and hoist the Casan flag in that city, fol
the protection of Spanish subjects II is reported tina
1000 men and several menof-war to leave Havana
| for the same object.
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BIoomsbury at Public Sale.

/HE SUBSCRIBER win sell AT public sale TO the bioh
est bidder, Wedne sday, the day of March aI
O'CLOCK at the Exchange, this valuable estate situated
seven miles rom Baltimore, four from Ecous Mills and
OF anie south OF Caonsve turnpike
road III adoins the farm of John Glenn ESQ., and CON
talns acres OF land OF the very best quality OF soil The
ing mostly red land) and has been cultivated with vie w
10 us permanent improvement. The fields all
lad out, well watered, and under good fencing
Inc improvements of the substantial kind The
dwelling Is OF brick rough cast, 80 front by 40 dee
with poftlcoes In front and IL eminence in
Baltimore, the river, bay, and adjacent country The sta
bic, carrlage-house and oubuidngs OF stone and
brick, and conveniently arranged The view from the man
sion is lar superior TO any the Union of Aegha
ny mountains.
The barn is of stonc with granite corners by 80
Ieei with root cellars and stables rs long each
side OF the yard The managers house. quarters
and dairies, all conveniently situated.
The farm Is stocked with 900 fruit trees-apples,
peaches pears che res, Ncl selected with the creates
care and now in full bearngi The apple orchard produced
IN one season 5s3 barrels OF apples and PIG barrels of cider
There are also several in strawberries, iaspberries
grapes, Nc.
rarely be with 1t is perfectly healthy and has good
water ST Timothys church is within mle and there
also TWO l titlis Tor boys aud girls The Guy
Ing papers delivered daily the Catonsve post office
at 10 o'clock, and two omnbuses pass daily The society
in the neghborhood is excellent The stock and imp
ments may be taken al a valuation.
Terms of sale One fourth cash, the balance one two
and three years, with interest payable half yearly from
day OF sale $4,000 OF the purchase money
upon interest so long IL may suit the purchasers The
interest payable semannualy: Apply to
w. I. SOMERVILLE,
the property, No. SO Fayette street, Baltimore.
Feb
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The name Of viii be spsrsd utaa bsehs unless
pay nsm 81 esghst rPtsoo b nsds y sdvaHe VftFI
Dhtsat ors ~ lsttar psstsxs
on which viii BE- paid by By cnrssivss b IL
COUNTRY PArxR published niwseky eusan~ TIE sss-
sions Of Congress- and semtws sky during
subscriptions p<riodsss than "
proportional to the above annual rass.
certificate Of rsiA1cs
will be sucisn receipt AsrsAr TIE
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POSTMAsTERS authorized - ~ eonA
ing DAILY subscribers go snssSsa hRAI
WEEKLY with pssd; I've WkkkIf sut
scribe with enclosed Will BE- entitled copy q ~
edition as they furnish subscribers fer xretis ~ m
90 TsE be falaAsA Aa tAs
ferras III
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb. Z, 1873.
TINE NEW LIGHT, just completed at Key West, will
be shown the 10Th inst IL is rstclass stationary
light, and WILL probably, be visible from ships deck al
the distance of twenty-five miles in clear weather 1t |,
situated eight hundred yards northeast of the the old
light The bearings and courses heretofore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but vessels ap
preaching the shpchan in the dayme will find five
iaihoms tine bar by bringing the buoy ia range
with the lighthouse, and running for IT,
S. r.. MALLORY, Collector.
The Herald New York Boston Post; Daily Key stone
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury; and Courier, New Or
leans will please publish the above thirty days. and
their duplicate bills receipted, the Fifth Auditors office
Feb 2i-S0t
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The Museum Of Faahion, Fancy, and Curiosity.
THE subsc rber invites those in Of rich and ben
ul articles in his line, to call his old established
where they will be find something to please
them, antiqunrians in particular g W ai5 NE| I'D
His stock Of watches of the choicest knd those mos
recommended from the mandatory OF Joseph Johnson
Is Church street, Liverpool together with many others Of
like celebrity. ,o ~, ~ ~
The ewery consists of London Paris manufacture
as well a. homo fashon and fancyi All articles in hi,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore prices. -. /
Dee "a ROBERT KEYWORTH.