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REMOVAL

DRIEsTLEY s. BEIN have removed their entire Stock
i Of HARDWARE, IRON, sc, &e.3 S-SSZ5AA
from Nos. IS New Levee and 90 and Az
Tchouptouas street, to their New Stores, evES =.
Nos. 80 and 81 CAMP Street, opposite -
Nacez street where they have hand and constantly
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and DomesLG RianuIac-
line which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices and
on accommodating terms Country Merchants, Planters,
and Examine for t6emseyes The following embraces
portion Of Their stock On ban6 ana aoa 5 VIZ and flat,
50 do Best Gable
80 do Pennsylvania
10 10 do do do. Boiler Iron
800 6 59 BlS1ers Rods SIG and round
300 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to Is;
iS0 do. Band Band Iron Ia, IL II, 3aDd % inch
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron
500 Tennessee Ploug l-share Moulds;
1000 kegs Cut NAILS and SPIKES;
800 bbe boxes TIN TN Plate. Pont Pool
80 coo lbs. BRAZIERS COPPER, 10 to l2O ID sheets:
20 600 lbs. Cast, Geiman, Shear and Blister STEEL;
ANX Wis :, VICES ,i SMITHS T s,,, BEL
d4W sSa S 6 s sS.H ' Fa5 A Fs ions
F and Rasp, A anna f and english LOCKS of every
Sliding TuEnitarf Hooks ard Plate Hinges
shutters and Fasteners Of every description, and patterns;
Brass and Block Tin Cocks and Faucets:
CfosScut, Mil, Pit and Circular Saws
Scythes and Scythe Sneaths; -,
Shovels and Spades, Games Woods 4 BOuIlands);
Ok, Fifth Breast Log, Halter and Coil CHAINS;
Iron Copper and Brass WIRE
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Fllnts - 49,
Single and Double -bareed GUNS and RIFLES;
Corn Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs. English and American;
Plated and Brass Stiuups, Bits, Buckles. etc.
Horse and Mule Collars Hall y King PLOUGHS;
Hames, Cart SADDLES and BRIDES;
Combs; Paper;EPens; Shoe Thread
Paint Cloth Scrubbng, Whitewash, Floor, Tooth, Hair
shoaes and Tongs, Fire Irons Brass and Iron Andons,
TINWARE al a full assortment;
Pocket Pen and Desk KNIVES;
IrOn-handle Knives and and Forks, and Knives only;
SCISSORS and RAZORS; Table Cutlery, great variety;
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES AugUTs, Chises GOugeS,
Carpenters and Coopers' PLANES and TOOLS of every
description;
Cotton Wool and Horse CARDS;
300 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thread to Finch;
100 do Jared do. do. do. DO;
so do. Marine and HOusne;
| OAKUM TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
| Sperm, Whale Lard and Linseed OILS
| 20 900 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
| 10000 lbs. Brooklyn Nos and 2 hlte Lead;
200 Kegs Black, Red and Yellow PAlNI: ,
1000 lbs. Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs. Nerdlgrs
25 tons CASTINGS, assorted
1900 French Pots assorted, to 30 pntS;
! MILL and GRINDSTONES; Sheet, Bar and Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe and variety Of other articles too numerous to
mention. -octz u
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DAILY CREsCEN T.
ROMANZA.


Matilda, DER whose lambert brow,
The lucid light of thought was stTaylng,
Had fed with cabbage-leaves the cow,
When 10 she heard a minStTePs playing,
Sweet girl he sang, from scenes like these
The voice of true affection calls,
Stain not thy hands by making cheese,
But dwell with me in marble halls
The maid, enchanted by his lutte,
Her filial duties thought of sighting,
But gazing on the seedy suit,
The seTenader stood upright in,
A change came DER her, and she sighed,
cannot quit my natal walls,
Where plenty smiles. TO be thy bride,
And live on air in marble halls
Thu tTOubadour no more was seen,
RemOrse too late oppressed Matilda,
Who,e appetite became less keen,
Till abstinence and sorrow killed her,
The legends of the village say,
That when the dewy twilight falls,
A spectre-lute is heard 10 play,
Loves dirge amid the marble halls
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WATCHES, JEwERY AND FANCY GOODS.

TNHE subscribers have Just received an additional ~
i supply ofVery superior Gold and Silver Watches, F5A
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias ROskell and T. a.
other superior makers; ALSO Fine London DuDteI s49
Watches rich Jewelry of the latest styles, comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces, Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rings
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
one of the firm in the European markets consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Recnes and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Castors, Candestcks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols ReVOve Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c.
Sc, for sale at moderate prices, by
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~ Voltaire, speaking of law, said, g never
was but twice in my life completely on the verge
Of ruin first, when lost lawsuil and second
". when gsir4d oRs'
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY

TINE Patronage that has been extended to very hbeT
Il ally the astseven years, while in Com S4i=1ES -
street, has induced US the last summer C53 sST
to erect large building expressly for manu- Ef~>t$
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES SAZ-Sak-
We have of the largest Shops IN the Southern
and the best of materials build any style of Carriage to
order and guarantee them two years used in the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to teir original beauty
end durability, although apparently worn out and useless
We will pay freight carriages sent TO repair We Will,
also, keep hand assortment Of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken trade for New We invite the attention Of
those wanting New Carriages their old repaired to
call Mandatory and Repository and Judge Tor them
selves, at the corner of C1R.APIER and Cy4RONDELET
Streets next door to the Office of the Commercial Water
Works rear of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans:
fin MATTHEWS & DEAMAN.
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THE SECRET OF CHINESE CARVING. = The
means by which the concentric balls which come
from China can be carved one within the other has
long been matter of dispute. No joining is to be
discovered, but recent traveller states positively
that each ball is constructed of two pieces, the
edges of which are so finely scraped down, that the
edge of one hemisphere is made to overlap its coun-
terpart with the greatest nicely. Thus one ball is
easily enclosed within another. The jennings are
then united by peculiarly strong cement, aided by
the employment of steam and pressure. He sa id
that any one who wishes to make the expensive
trial will soon ascertain the fact by applying very
powerful heat to one Of these balls, which will open
at the Joints in due time.-The Builder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-24

RuRAL BARBECUEs.-Several extensive planters
in this vicinity are in the practice of giving annual
barbecue dinners to their servants after their CROP
are laid by. TO which goodly number of neighbors
and friends are invited. The occasion serves to
promote kindness, socability, and the best feelings
among all parties Among the few, festivals that
we have attended, that given by Judge Holt, who
plants in Richmond county, some SIX or seven miles
below this city, on the Savannah, was. the most
agreeable and interesting. The number Of guests
in attendance was large, and rarely equaled in
farming community, for general intelligence and
gentIemanly bearing. But what most attracted our
attention, were the unmistakeabe looks OF comfort,
perfect neatness and apparent happiness OF all the
negroes on the plantation. Had we room. more
would be said on this head.-Augusta tGG) South
ern CuItiUdtor.
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A FACT.-The ready wit of a true-bom Irish
man, however humble, is exceeded only by his
gaIlantry. few days since, says an exchange
paper, we observed a case in point. A sudden
gust of wind took parasol from the hand of its
owner, and before one had chance to recollect
whether it would be his etiquette to catch the para
sol of a lady to whom he had never been intro
duced, lively Emeralder dropped his bod of
bricks, caught the parachute in the midst of its
Elser gyrationS and presented it to the loser with
a low bow, which reminded us of poor Power.
Faith, madam" said he, as he did so, if you
were as strong as you are handsome, it wouldn't
have got away from you." (which shall | thank
Won for first, the service or the compliment % asked
the lady, smilingly. "Troth, madam said Pat,
again touching the place where once stood the brim
of what was a beaver, that look of your beau
tiful eye thanked me for both. "-LiUepoOt Mercury
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CARRIAGES -OARRIAGEsl

AT EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
n RIAGE REPOSITORY, No. 60 %F-fsR n =
St. CHARLES street, opposite the Com Csgs4 H5S5s5Z
mercial Exchange-On hand and constant t8eSz5><S{
" receiving FASHIONABLE CARL KY x
AGES Of the latest styles direct from the mangact0neS
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES &C. &C. for style, finish and price equal TO any in
market Customers are invited call and for themselves.
je6 6m H. S. SMITH, Sc St. Charles St.
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THE GtpsEY The Gypsy women are always
several shades darker than the men, and the whole
race has gradually grown lighter since their
emigration from Asia under the persecution of
Timour Bey They had formerly titles among
themselves, such as Count Lord, and Duke, but
bestowed without any reference to the wealth OF
the individual, and for personal superiority alone.
The name for a very aged man or woman was
King or Queen They are fond of the flesh of I'M
clean animals, and prefer those which have died
natural DEATH declaring that what God kills is bet
ter than what is killed by man. The name of
Gypsy is offensive to them except used by friends in
sndearment. Among themselves they are rigidly
punctual in the payment Of debts and have law
called pizharris, which doubles the debt or adds
personal servtude to it, if it is not paid when due
Once year they visit the graves of near relatives,
usually at Christmas, and drink freely there. They
have but one regular meal day, supper, and, how
ever other things may be wanting, tea is indispen-
sable, and they are very seldom without it. The
emblems of the race are a half moon, seven stars,
and the rising sum-. Y. Home Journal.
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A STRONG APPEAL-The Southern Recorder,
published somewhere in Alabama, asks the delin-
ouents to come up and pay their bills in the follow
ing Demosthenian and most pathetic language
eve will receive in payment, wood, corn, tod-
der, shucks, corn-cobs, horses, dcnkeys, calves
sheep, goats coOns, possums, hogs geese, turkeys
chickens eggs, butter, green hides, cotton cotton
seed, niggers, gold, silver, bank bills, broken
banks or counterfeits not excepted,) or any other
kinds of country produce We have often called
for cash. but the scarcity Of this article compes us
to look out for number one, and get what we can;
so friends, come prepared to fork US over some
thing mo man can enter the kingdom Of Heaven
unless he has the printers receipt IN full Remem-
her this life is uncertain"
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pR. MENsTNa, Denial SURGEON.

HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East, is prepared 6.
to perform all operations appertainng to the
TEETH; and has become acquainted with u 7 YS-55S{SA
the best mode of operating approved by the 7IAIIb
College Of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd His prices
for operations are in proportion to suit the times al6 If
TooTH-AcHE, CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. hIENSING'S
JOOIH-ACHE ELIXIR charge. to- Office
No So Baronne street, 4h door above Common ST., New
Orleans.
~ Office So BarOnne street. 4h door aJove Common.
INVEST Practical DENTIST, 112 St Charles St.
90 Warranted for Ten Years. alEg
FTHESUBSCRlBER, having introduced c..
Il into his practice and improved
method of FILLING TEETH with Gold, VI TFySSss2ES
by which double the amount of density is NIDlIJ
produced, prepared to warrant every filling where the
Tooth is cOnstitutonally good and healthy Ten Years.
Also, whole and half of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, either
blocks Of carved work with false jaw and gums with
single separate Teeth may be preferred mounted
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure, sufficiently
firm TO sustain weight of sixteen pounds will be furnished
better and of better quality thancan be procured
any other Dental establishment in the South.
EYs j. w. refers to the following gentlemen who have
hOnOTed him with their patronage:
Prof, STONE SYKES HYDE.
4" MoRPHY. STURGEs WRIGHT.
:" DIMITRY. MoRPHY & MENUS.
DR.. BENBROOK. ROBEsoN & ALLEN.
N. B-Denss supplied with Gold Foil and Plate. OF
fee, No. liz St. Charles street. sl5 Sm
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NOTICE

TEVE subscriber having purchased interest of his late
i Iarner, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE i
SALE AND RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner n (
Of CtIrireS GHd BeAUtAe streets, Men OrteqRS AN
fora number OF years past conducted jointly by thSm~
under the styls If Andrew Oliver & Co, has com
peed his aauL emens for extended business than
y thar hitherto done by the old house. My stock OF
GO DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
EM SUA1ICAL INsTRUMENs AND PERFUMERY,
&&A embracing, intend it SHALL every article needtn
Heads Of Eamis Planters and County Dealers Will
not exceee in excellence of quality reasonabeness OF
price liy any 9TH ,r house in the trade while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders be addressed me with confidence and certainty
Of ing them properly and faithfully attended TO- not pre-
yiOusy expenen ed in this place.
80 The usual credits and facilities OF trade extended to
Customers
~ TO the olowng among other articles embraced in
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nARPEMTERTNG

~ COLLINS, BUILDER No 131 PoYDRAs ST.
~. (beween CarOndelet and St Charles) New Orleans
ES Cistems made, Counting houses fitted up, and Job
bling in general done. Also SASH Doors, Blinds etc. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. my27-tnl
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
M axe storage floor second story in
w dry and dark place. Is 900 bags. Also, in anOtht
store, from 90 600 30 900 bags Merchants having coffee
to will find to their advantage to call and examine
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
Rp2) I5S TchOuptOulaS street.
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ny-A Treatise on Campanology, published in
Norwich, England, states, according 70 an accu-
rate calculation, that the number Of comninations
of definite sounds that can be produced IN twenty
four bells is so great that, at the rate OF TWO -
second, it would require TO strike them llf'VyO'
100000 years. This gives an idea Of the enole~
variety Of tones that may be made from -"
urinary notes.
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T1p,s Want of Taste-The Medical Times
s.atas that earnivorous quadrupeds always eat men
IN nrefarence TO women sparing the latter IN most
instances. This only shows that they are brutes
and want taste -
Verv Appropriate- market town in Rutland
shire the following placardis affixed to the shutters
of a matchmaker, who has decamped leaving ms
creditors minus "Wound up, and the handspring
broke"
Irish Wit FAITH said an Irisbman who
could not get into his cabin at Balingarry, hIs Wue
having turned the key upon him; . faith, but II
regularly locked in - In ~ said his companion,
in where - +" Why, in the street r.
Cnre for Cramp.-A stick of stone birthstone
held tightly in each hand will instantly relieve this
tormentine complaint 1t is also recommended that
the feet be kept warm in bed as preventive
Truth and Kiadness--In the midst Of the best OF
men, there is always has been, and always VIII he
some difference of opinion as TO what u true but
everybody knows and feels what is kind.
Taking Poloers Of The House Of Conanons--lt
appears that the speeches delivered in the House Of
Commons from the 23d of November 70 the 9Th OF
June last. fill no less than 500 columns Of Hansard,
measuring 1A32 yards or nearly one mile. Frank
| lin and Washington never spoke longer than ten
minutes at time, good s1smpls for ness Of ou|
Rcdsrn oSNt0Es.
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HEMP WAREHOUsEs.

EETESTERN AND PHCENIX.-Thesu subscribers, having
wv devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix andkA\\M
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage OiAss
Hemp, in order to meet the views Of the Board of95
Underwriters prepared receive and store the article
accommodating terms. Having number OF presses in the
buildings they also prepared any moment to
lect and rebae in the neate and at low rates.
EMERSON, T0URNE & co.
ap2O 1853 TcboupitOulas st.
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Massaehusetts in the olden Tims.

lEAudct HOtn Oidfy OF margaret smith,
Mar. ye 22d, 1769-Sir Thomas drew Rebecca
and | into corner of the room, saying he was
a-weary of soc much disputation, and began relat-
ing somewhat which befel him in late visit to the
New Haven eolonie. Among other things, he told
us that while he was there, maid of nineteen
years was put upon trial for her life, by complaint
of her parents Of dsobedience to their commands,
and reviling them that at first the mother OF the
girl did seem to testiie stronglie against her but
when she had spoken few words, ths accused cry
ing out with bitter lameniation, that she should
be destroyed in her youth by the words of her own
mother, the woman did so soften her testimone that
the Court, being in doubt upon the matter, had
consultation with the ministers present, as to
whether the accused girl had made herself justly
liable to the punishment prescribed for stubborn
and rebelious children in Deut. xxi, 20, 81 twas
thought that this law did apple onle unto rebel
lous son, according to the words Of the text, and
that daughter could not be put to death under il;
to which the Court did assent and the girl, after
being admonshed, was set free. Thereupon, Sir
Thomas told us, she ran sobbng into the arms Of
her mother, who did rejoice over her as one raised
from the dead, and did moreover mightIlle blame
herself for putting her in soc great peril by COM
planning of her dis0bedienceto the magistrates,
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SC,UtsJ John STROUD & CO,
sis fss CRRNeH e.
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AmIABLE SIMPLICITY - The following is from
the Pittsburg Chronicle: A lady, describing a
ride in the cars said, she druv up to the depot,
and hardly got out of the engine when another rail-
road went mast -
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o. What :" said an ex-vounteer to com
rade whom he thought he had left at Monterey, but
whom he found engaged in the very difficult yoea.
ton of driving lot of swine g what, do find
YOU here thought had left you with the army!''
''Ah no. replied the comrade, you see have
abandoned the sword and taken TO the pen"
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PIANO EORTES,
HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street, (new store) four
doors below POydTas, offers for sale
very extensive stock of PLANO FORIES, go. n I'll
from j. Chckering NUNS & Clark Gilbert 81 n 11 ff n
and A. H. Gale & Co. This stock cOmpHses1 '
a great variety, embracing the much esteemed H0han,
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
q SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je5OU
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Coon HUMoR-The Philadelphia Keystone thus
od-humoredly audes to the defeat of i's party IN
Pennsylvania "There is no use in denying IT.
We are beaten. We are unmistakably used up
for the present! We have been lammed,' tas
the classic Jakey would elegantly announce il mott
remarkably, mysteriously and confoundedly! we
do not belong to the weeping school of philosophy
as our readers have had frequent occasion to know
We do not believe in what the Juveniles call cry
ing over spilled milk" We conceive that it is too
much to expect Fortune to wait alscGys upon one
man or one party. Hence, we look upon u a. a
folly TO despair or to indulge in idle grief, when the
specimen Of the picturesque. Laughing is much
peasanter, as we'll as more healthy-so we ON
for laughing over even our misfortunes, and our
democratic readers have a little too much reason
Just now to initiate our example
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ORIGIN OF " JosEYs.
Oh, Joseph was a gentleman,
And dwelt in Egypt's land.
The coat he wore q lady fair
One day took in her hand.
She tore il from his body
And put it on her own,
And as JosEY ever since
That garment has been known.
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mr. In 1875. there was opened m CoclIn-
China canal twenty-three miles long, eighty feet
wide, and twelve feet deep. IL was pegun nill
finished in six weeks, although carreu 'nlou asn
large forests and over extensive marshes So'oOJ
men worked upon it day and ngh1 ana II Is s''l'0u
that 7OOO died Of fatigue
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CHICKERING'S PIANO-FORTES.
TNHE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr. HENRY
il PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET, is my
only agent for the sale of my PIANO FORTEs -
in louisiana and that instruments taken atf n M M III
this depot may be considered fully guarsn-q v y
tied from the factory and that the prices will be the
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind of instrument and advance required until the
article is received and approved J. CHICkERING,
myl6 S34 Washington street, Boston.
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A&WBAENNs
CRoCKERY ANn oLocK sToRE.


CRoCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
THE underlined respectfully informs the public that he
Il has REMOVED to his NEW STORE. 251 ~
(ass7 .H4GAZIyNE street, four doors from st. 1F7A
A8N Joseph street. where can be found large ~ "a
EIGJ assortment of CLOCKS AND CKOCh- s3s<ss
az cry To all Clocks sold and repaired at this estab
lshment will be given written guarantee that they VIII
perform we'll and should they not meet the expectations OF
lhe patclaser the money will be returned in all
Ez@ Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
any part of the city. ~, ,,rDr, 60,
KNOWLES & NOEL,
PRaCTICdL mn TCH MIXERS,
20 No. IS CANAL street, first door -
tsss, below Camp, .Nelo Orleans, keep g. -
sis constantly hand a large and - -
EASaAWell selected assortment of Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES,
Jewery Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Spectaces,
and Fancy Goods.
OugDeona attention will be devoted to repairing every
descriUion of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY !;
which shall perform satisfactorily or no charge my2d
WATCHES JEWELLERY, ETC.
ETDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
H fully invite the attention of his friends and the ~
publ; to his fine and well selected stock Of JEW t4-A
ELR ETC., comprising Watches Of the most ap- Is "a
pIOved manufacture, in Gold and Silver, Hunting 1s
Open-taced cases Silver Ware Of description,
Spoons Forks Ladies' Castors, Cups, Pitchers Toast
Racks. etc.
A grear variety Of Jewey, Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods,
PIANO FORTES.
ISsf5-I--. Just received from the manufactures of
sss5lS3z Nlessrs. Nuns Fischer and A. Ii. Gale
III III III III Y O., laige supply OF their superior
Y PIANOS, in new style cases-a few with
Coemans Eolan Attachment, and Ivess Tuneabe Reeds.
Please call and examine apo If