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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12
Important from Peru-Outrage on Ameri-
can Cllizens.

New ORLEANS, October D, 1919.
News from Callao gives information of gross out
rage committed the 2Sth August by the Of the
Per uvian STEAMER three men belonging to the
brig Acadian, which vessel was preparing to sail for
San Francisco.
They ashore, and we're about to return to the
brig in q boat, when they attacked by the Peru
Wan crew and party of boatmen were cruelty beat
and thrown into the water afterwards dragged
ashore, their pinioned again cruelty beaten,
placed in the stocks and kept there the next day. the
authorities refusing their liberation because it the
Presidents birth day.
The captain of the brig protested before Mr.. Clay
Charge, against the proceedings Of the officers Of
the lay ing the damages to the vessel and
crew at $4,000 Mr. Clay instantly demanded salts
faction from the Peruvian government; but there Is
account received of the character Of the reply made
While MIR. Clay waiting the reply, another out
rage was committed on the captain Of the American
whaler Rambler who was attacked and beaten shock
ingy
United States vessels were much wanted ut Callao'
to protect the lives interests and property of American
citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

ted Via Factory is at kos Wall ST. is the only establish
ment IN the city devoted TO that business He invented
most important improvements soc invites examseiop
Of those Nigs and foupees that obtssed silver medal
tAr OF the American Institute Copy the address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

s,snon q citizens and strangers requiring Wigs Tou
PEGS recent improvement Of
Invented BY X. PHALON, No. l7 Broaa~ay, corner 81
Deg street. under the Franklin House. They he
81 bis usir Cutting Rooms where be the largest
and beet assortment IN the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

~ the wig fscory Of hedhurst Heard, ~ Maiden Lane,
where strangers and citizens select from the largest
In the city Iley the best combine
oil the latest improvemnts Also ladies Ornamental Hair,
IN great abundanee. COPY headdress. ~ nsiden lane.
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Italian ArsI.t-.-signor norrc,I IN.


outtda Cameo lEeness Of NJ Launir nov exhibited at the
Fair which excels effort Of the hind bsve
s'ep, either in Europe this country. SEnor Borrcs
ems are a. No. 25l broadway, Plumbe building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,
Suus IN arY.

BY the way of New Orleans, we have received
some highly important intelligence from Peru,
which will be found below also, news from Rio
Janeiro-the mo yements of the President-pro-
ceedlngs of the Court Of Appeals, at Buffalo
Ma kets, &c &c.
The New York and Boston, New York and
Washington, and New York and Erie lines of tee-
graph, were prevented from operating yesterday
afternoon and last night by fire that occurred in
the building, Corner of Hanover and Beaver SITS
m which the Offices of those lines are situated.
The Washington line was put in operation at Jer
sey City, at late hour.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


JAMES COR DON b K N Il Il +,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
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tanty n then operations By any other -Drsrfiou oon
pounded Tor similar purposes now before the nnbiie
lpse Specnos are combinations OF apprOvad medicine,
nnshs we excellent qualities of each medicine info 0nf
ahaEs Wnoie SO as 70 produce efficient roriDonns
nlgl laye aeverye[ been known TO fail Its imp0ssibe h
pQaNee Of the power Of medicine Of ms
natee or oeFise host Of facts might ne advaneed ~
@ Suese Gpeelnes rests for support LOnestsndnp
cases o. G0AgrfhGd. elect Structures Pains 81 m as
Ie95oas q Ie hfaheBS, GrageL, BURNING Ia ma 4 IN
AtA etc etc hayeyeldsd to the command a ec
tleule 9htuoles and instances of SYpHBIs AZ Inc s
5anative influence. s' astonishing
The preparation is, without doubt the most ec,sl rom
e9y ever discqVerad and has cured many obsnae iss
aiteF every other medicine had failed IN lis ysd 49,
u Is nearly lasieless and effects Bermanf crS =; ~
space % HDe or sir days without FestFioon ~ ~"
never leaves the paFtsubleo to that Troublesome 80
mat occurs 50 often alter The Of other ueiieise
pscnDea and taken in the first stage of ne d;ses
Mii sILes me discharge and remove all nnpleassnt fs
"A ateW Gays; IN long. prOtracted or Chronic eise N w
9sSssses IN OBSTINATE Glees Female COmpisinfs s1cb ~
ss s: co y H. without doubt the most efeet1a remedy
we DO net offer these Specifics as PAuAor. n, onre
.lrss n4 Tor the 1b0ve-named cases We are anfbor
seu " Us 1Aehoy and PeateF, Of Paris (the Rvenfo
" iHeearahtg cure, under forfeit Of S5OO $4,000
I S e Pubic OF NewOrean for The last nine sars srd
thst naE T nnyenaly proved efieaoous
~ u UIIOJE-Bsl0are Of a bqse fso,,nfs-f efer s5h
spaious ana injurious article Ree0klert ne 0Hft
rs =. Cl.ttea states IS a. DONNAUD No Is CAROF-
- st5hEkT, 0etneea Canal and Common.
= 4 realise on Structures be had Frafia.
- y" nf'Vafe consultations free Of charge uN
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MHDIOAL COLLEGE.


No SO CUSTOAIHOU USE ST'kE ET. NJ o.
INVALUABLE DiSG0YEkY--NO PAY REoUIREp
L UHTIL CURR Is EFFECTKD-Fnvate Diseaees cured n
few days BY regular physGal without mercury or other
poisonous medicines, at No. 30 CusToMHOUsE sERKETs
New Orleans Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention. of those afflicted With
any the forms Of certain Dsna1e, his general advef
iBemsnt in another column. The Treatment adopted By
ia that which has the approval Of the most dsng uished
Surgeons Of Parl London and New York and is univsr
alSuoeeSs has beyond doubt that permanent eae
for the worst Of constitutional uypls, gonoHhoa,
structure, enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands, diaealss IN
aimed 70 moral certainty, if application be made % those
whose intelligence skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened In this city. Oh the many
that have under his care have bean cured without
jingle exception. Some Of these were Of yeaa standing:
One remarkable Of structure ~ old, has been cured
the surprise Of the patient The gentleman twhcs9
probability Il known to the c3ens OF New Ofeausl % 81
hand, end (hy his pefmlEoa) be referred 70, Dr. N,
treatment of structure IS not known South Of New York.
Ills tfeatment Of gonOrhUa and geet is the most perfect
discovered 1t l The sodest safest and rurss The
patient takes oopaiya, cubebs, turpsntne other
doses nut cute obtained o. two days without
gain, inconvenience change Of diet No unless
ours 10 effected within the tine named.
tMPOTERCT,-R Oung men OF Oiheu who, b. sexual
self pollution, may have brought themselves any
81 the painful consequences resulting from unIssained
indulgence Of the passions, such premature impo-
0ncy, lnyoluntaT seminal emiEglonE general debility
Wc0nattui0na defungement, may consult d.. Mullen with
aonolabls confidence be osien them perfect ouIs The
stIictegt Beqfssy observed.
Or. Mullen can be e0n4rlfed daily at his Office No. So
Cu1tomhouae IT, biIJAMIN MULLEN M. ID.
~ Remember No. IS CuatOmhoula st iyl5h
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QAEhD4LION AOIGLt
EHNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment. with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys I'D
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, ETC.. ETC. apperain. 2
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable Improvements therein they ar
row prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent
Transient BOade 1t Is almost useless to expatate on tn
NUMEROUS attractions 70 be found on the Caoton H0te
Grounds As suburban place Of entertainment the estab
shme1t Is second 70 none in the South, possessing j.
does almost uniiyaed scenery and the Artificial helps
Gardening IN the production Of fruits and flowers
a are where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place OF temporary ruscatOnas from Tho
noise hustle and cares q city eit merits than ord
nary notice from the visiier.
The undersigned appda the the public that their Larde
will always be iound well supplied with the ohoicet quail
ties OF Came, Fish etc and they have laid a hneb
ssorted stock Of Wines and other Liquors they furnish
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore atte themselves that in add
ton to then asidUOus efforts to please the beauty
the location il saubons atmosphere, the with which
be had their establishment BY railroad render
the Can0on Hotel the most desirable Ofa summer resort
ANGEL & CHANDLER,
- For terms Of Board eto-, inquire at the Planten
Hotel Or at the Hotel in Causllton. Capt. A. AEGELL
ap9 tt CHAs. CHANDLER.
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POINT CLE8R, B4LD iRINr co UJV'TY, lqI.4
III AVlhG been. lessed by the undersigned, will be ~
Of TRANSIENT and ORNAMENT GUESTS h
This eatabzhmeutis beautifully located the east side
NOZZLE Bay about midway between Mobile and the Gull
Of Mexico TIE water Of this point bsInR al0aVs clear
ana SAT- (th depth Of Six feet within fifty yaIds al The
shole,) and having firm white sand bottom renders thu
place particularly attractive for Sea bathing
Blle-iish POmpanO, Spanish Mankere and all other fsh
peculiar 20 tbs latitude, abound IN the Immaculate uieiit
OF the HOTEL Never.tatng SPRINGS convenient dis
lance furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building entirely newpIess nts font to the South
Of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per
sons. The sOOms are large and airy.
safe and commodou vessel win ply daily between
Mobile and Point Cieaf-Passage so cents.
The rats Of Board will be $40 per Week payable in all
tgeektN. Deductions made FOR families remaining the
COMM this subject, addressed tbs
undersigned, at Mobile, viii be prOmpty attended to.
Mobile Ala May II 1873. myis sm Lessee.
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

"BH EE FRuITRUL AND MULTIFLN,H
- CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This Ethe Ony actual RENE.
dy ever discovered 9T lmpoenoy, General Debility, Noe
eethabi; and many the nostFnms recently recommended
oT the same complaints arc worthssi limitations which il
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and The
ne Juno CoRDIAf sBd nave So, sfSs5 tbe q
single instance that has been authenticated any
relieved BY the Juno Cordial are generally such as % leave
ne publication Of CERTIFICATES OF cures out fihe question:
me proprietor could produce host Of the conclusive
testimony to show thai the great reputation that il enjoys
not accidentally obtained but firmly based anon fts
70 he found the happy parents Of healthy Offspring who
ton. And equally potent in the many diseases for which
e Is recommended Objection has been naturally made to
he price Of the Juno Cordial because The trah that has
been hton in the market opposition 10 iE sold cheaper
put the fact the Cordial be afforded oI less and
compose are among coses in nature whereas
he other are made Of cheap drugs, worth bqt little
eisnce may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure Of
og, viz oas Of Muscular Energy Physical Lassitude
and General POstTati0n, luahty, and all Nervous Alice
ion5 Indigestion, Slugghness Of the Liver, elect Leu
sonhRa Whites and FluOf Abos and every disease IN
any way connected with the disorder Of the Provocative
relief and If used directed il almost certain to produce
positive and permanent Persons about to many II
Rouid take III. CORD AL IS 4 vii infaby sto
aeah and Ygor iR brief period. aAd where want Of Off
beneficial results may be anticipated with condolences 10
II priceless value 70 those without offspring. Il has taken
The precedence Italy and will in all other countries where
II also possesses Ire unrivaed Quatiea Of curing inesnt
Consumption and have administered with great success
patients who have sought our delightful climate for the
ration Of their health, and the result that medicine has
been added TO the catalogue for the cure Of nopient
TS spread wide the blessings of this medicine have an
pointed essri JUDsON s. CO. Of the city Of New York
the United States Of America sole Agents for its sale
aud none be genuine unless comes though them
"a. ANTONIO LARZETTI, III. d.
Sold ONLY "a New Orleans at 50 PoYDRAs STREET;
n Mobile By r. joseph Tucker. yS lyo
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ttls tay0ne resort Of the citizens of Louisiana Missis
slppi and adjoining States, re-0pened for the -
reception Of vlsiteIs on Saturday, May - Various
alterations and additions have been made during the -
winter, with view Of rendering This establishment agneea
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
the Pass rendered easy of By the splendid
low pressure mail steamers Oregon James IT, Day and Cali
torna, which leave Lake PonchaTrain daily and the Mo
bile and MOutezuma ti-FesklY.
Attached TO the Hotel is an Academy FOR Young Misse
and BOYS in separate departments under the able manage
meut OF MI haekWan, well and fnYorably known 10 fh
residents Of New Oheana The Academy win open June
Two Physicians, ct well known sundne. dwell al tn,
Pass. r. Fl. MONTGOMERY, Manager
Az mq5lable matter iet etthe Offices Of Mes rs J
Y r. Geddes Bank Place, and Nj. Judson ESQ., corner
Canal ard Camp streets viii be forwarded daily m5g5 3n
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BILOXI HOUSE.

tNIS establishment will be opened for the reception OF
- Nlslters on ~ ksDAY May L tn. The premises -
nave been completely renovated and the Hotel now si
oeIs inf uesments TO persons in search Of heath A
tort orpeasufe equal II not superior, any public house
the sea coast IL occupies central position the pleasant
ana deghtl1t village Of Bioxot easy access from New
1Ieans lhe green wafd u front OF the house two
acres ~ Wldth and is shaded by great Of oak,
mAgnqhs and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
with the Injuries Of the coast aud of the New Orleans
market Atached 70 the house viii be found Bath Houses
stabes and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
LquOrs also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing to rooms will please address the
proprietor at Biloxi and forward their communication BY
the Biloxi packets, there is but III mail per week
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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CORNER CUSTOyhHOU USE AND 'FRONT.' Sg'S
ENJib be opened for me reception Of 30 RDEBS or
w WE9h ESDAK January 3 ls49 We'll fur .lT-uA
rised ROOMS for Families and ngle Gentlemen N1alN
TABbE--the best the market will Afford Eaasa
The above establishment has been bnit BY the proprietor
expressly or the accommodation Of city and transient Board
Of the most healthy and airy situations in ths
city, and no pains will be spared tOTender those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful andatentive Servants.
~ Terms rsasOnabeas any establishment Of fhe kind
in The cig. ha1d&WuJ e. ALEXANDER, PropYieioF
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B o ARDIN q nj o USE

121 GRaYTER Street, betlooen St. Charles and Caraa
deist Sr6esO one door from TIE corner Of CGroeet sd
MFRS. WILSON, Qaie Of 81 Bienviile steet) respect
1Fl fully Informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location ocou
pied BY her during the last year She has had her,
HOUSE thoroughly rehed and prepared for the aco0nmo
daon Of gentemen exclusively, Grateful for past patron
age she hopes By deen attention to The comfort and con.
venienoe Of her patrons % me and eoevea continuance
the same p terms viii be. as heretofore, MODERATE.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Go.
odiee No. % Gravier street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles sd

John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter CouleY JF, Maansel Whites VIM b Ieyedcb
Robert Wand, Samue Stewart Edward gpano,y
IsaHc johnson Geo etraWhridga Henry & Ruolner
PETER CoNRKY, JE;, President Boaid Of Trustees
5oephW Stanton, John STROUD. SEN, N. NJ Cohen
ym N Geolheb SIua Bsis%p Wil i2a Il WRis
9ohn \; aaiiti9ns, " ains Martin, john ID Bein,
! a. ID. .CrOssnnan Max Wal on VIM q. Tomnkin.
Cornelius felowes, Joseph Lalande, John b I.eela
Edw. ieuner Coke.
E This Company prepared 10 entertain appleations
or i,e lnsuranee, and issue fo les, oil sound and heal
Thy White persons and NegrOes ~ the Table OF RATES ests
she by the Board which less than s rates charged bv
the Newko and London Offices and without their Tesfie
qns ~ residence n The South. By the charter dirideDds
and can 30 made available once to the extent OF two
ums In full Fs
JOHN hAaAN President Of the Company
PREagQg w FARRAR. Vice President
a y WEqnERBuRs, NJ. d. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT n. ~. lonsutaii0n,
RIcHARp BEiN, NJ d.. No al MAGAZINE street Medical
EKaminst Office houIs for blacks TX 10 81 A. NJ; do Tor
whites 10 a. bis residence. He will examine " hte
applicants AZ The office OF the Company daily from ia to
O'Clock n. Aie viii not examine nne a his dwelling
Withont eernit whish can be bad application the
Office OF the Company. d. g. HKAHTT. Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
q Ne York and London fas. Prospectus, table Of rates
aud al 1founat0n 10 Life insufanee and ~ papen
essa g effect lniuanee can be had az the Office Of the
in ousro accom- uodate all classes Of our ozens Young
mechanics having families aenendent upon them
the Premium arOuula o owe % per annum 70 pay
half e cash and halfin safisiie o end0eed note ~
months, bearing interest a s per cent per nnuum.
~ r. The business Of this Company confined 10 l.IFE
Nigef OF Marine Risks are taken.
- Vine honls, a. y, % 3 p ~ Jea1al
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A GARD.

ENOR THE BENEFIT or THE AFFLICTED
II Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run IN
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases.
owing to the utter disqualification Of those who profess
such Gases. deem il to be nothing but Of
kindness towards The unfortunately afflicted well sheer
Justice TO Dr. NJ JULIEN, No. 80 CUsToMHOUsR STREET,
70 state that in the year 1876 sOrey afflicted with syphi
lis in its worst and appalling form, and QT several
months togetherw under the best medical practice
lc0ud obtain in New Orleans, without being al benefit
ted-indeed grew worse AT length heard Of Dr. Null
ems great reputation. applied to him, and to my great
joy in three weeks he restored TO perfect heah. Sub
''i Visit s's" O''s''' ''A SAMUEL ROBERTSON b
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71HE UNDERSIGNED would inform his Southern patrons and
A friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL which -
has been under bis charge for several years has inst ii
been elegantly sitted enlarged and Tefunshed in the
most fashionable manner, aud the entire organization
every department complete. The most splendid suits OF
apartments can be had at all times by giving few houn
The central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadenha ethel
upon business o. pleasure and there shall lie exerens
spared 20 have it continue b merit the liberal subpot il has
heretofore received. IL j. HARTtVRT,f.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
Ieadipesa- my7 de1 Wifi
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Tor the cure of GOnOFrhRa
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, trBve
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and diversiiiel
practice, have enabled tht
above named celebrated
physicians to make varioul
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
Inc 3enng these prepare.
tons to the human family
Doctors Leroy and PelstieI
feaTlessly hazard the asser,
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for theil
curative properties or foJ
mlldness, safety and Ger.
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SUMMER WATRRTNG PLACE.


rFNHE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
for the reception Of vslers. Since the last summer -
the Establishment has undergone thorough renOvatOn "a
and has been considerably enlarged The aecommoda. Ia
tons for FAMILIES orsngie persons cannot be surpassed
If equaled, by any establishment in the South Situated
Immediately on The Gulf anu The great Northern Mai
Route between New Orleans and Mobile be reached
either direction by the boats plying between those places.
and daily communication can be kept With ali parts Of the
country. II is about ninety mules from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance the map will show
the superiority OF lis location all other nonts the
coast. for pure air and bathing OYSTER and FISH
are had IN abundance, and prepared IN the most recherche
style Riding, Fishing Sailing. Rowing. Billiards, Ten,
pins, and such other amuemens usual at places OF
public resort provided al Pasesgoula and weseeete
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance.
The r. will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in Che best STYLE.
There two Physicians, well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate Oeaed AZ Psscagoua and
Of Them for the present season. will have his abode in
the Hotel and will give his unremitted ate nOn to nyads,
or sueh may desire bis services The other Physician has
his abode in the immediate vicinity Of the Hoel.
~ There is an excellent PRIV ATE SCHOOL, pre-
sided by competent teacher, in the vicinity Of the
Hotel TO which families disposed send their children
eE- Persons Wishing accommodations, will address the
jsi4 5m M J. MoRAE, Proprietor.
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS.
EASES-fhs reputation OF the writer is well e4tab-
hed thai all that Osay 20 those who have been
uhOrtunaea TO have contracted one Of those dread
u diseases known and called Secret Deesea in any part Of
heir various forms E that the wter after most success
tai practice OF tWenYsSX years confined strictly TO Neneeo
pseales and Diseases Of the Blood (hav1g treated and re-
eyed many hundreds who past all hope, many OF
whom had been under the Of eminent
without receiving any benefit is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well 70 call at No. 90 CusTeMHOUsR sTREKT,
before applying elsewhere, and avail themselves ofthe bsne
cts Of the subscrbeTL long and sucoesui pedenee.
jyi5 If b. +. MULLEN, So CuztomhOuGaat.
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ALEXANDER HILL,s

ALEXANDER HTTIss
HOUSE, FURNISHING Sion
.-.rr,,. - So Camp street. NewOrleans
ANFHERE families find all articles III TIonss fsI
comprising general assortment and select stoof m
hl4tCuE.H5 FukNiIU RE-Co0king Utensils hin and
lion ware, Fire Sets Brass and Steel Shovel and
-. IQnga; aud Kitchen Fire IrOn.vare ' anu
ENAaELi1ED and patent-metal timed UOTJovg
WARE /; Fire Dogs. ~ INV
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and p-;t.u,.9- M,
COFFEE URNS. ''''HhiA ia ana
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver Britannia and I,o.
TEA and TABLE SPOONS - iAA' anu AiVh
WOODSA ARE-Brasg and Iron. hound rEnap d Arr
CHURNS and TUBS D1AAA Al To-
RATT ANS.-BQUND CEDAR WARE, a nsyy artio.
Wl3ta455slW WARE-Baaketa Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
BRIIsIiEs55F and Plain, busting, Sweeping. and
MATS-Jute, Manila. Alicante Pair, end tI.-h ~ 4. ms
WATERS and TRAYS w = 9'A M p
BRASS Britannia, and new Metal CANDLEsTICKs
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNs
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
ID. y J. Whghts patent premium COOK sTOvre e.
Wood or U9al-vith fixtures complete me most mi
es n.fsl- - III Is is, W.. 49,. g. mara 6m