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Nrw osLssss, Jan. 25-P. NJ.
The Gaines case, which is nov being tried In the
Comm ereisi Circuit Court exciting much interest.
No other news Of moment.
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Odd Fellows' Hall.-We consider It quite
call attention to the unsurpassed Restaurant
eff. II. Perkins Co but, unmatched As it is IL 10 well
enouh hint to strangers who are beginning to visit the
city that they we'll citizens will find the proprietors
and their efficient Of assistants always hand with
every seassnable luxury the world affords.
Combs-Premium Shell, Open Chain Pat
tern $The ladies invited to examine the syle
and this years Premium Combs beautiful The
nedt is the largest and most complete in the city just
ceived pei steamer eomgee o. French combs
I'm. QUIhBY, SO3h Broadway.
wigs and T0upees.-AnOthsr Medal has
been awarded to Wm Batchslor the Wigs Tou
The public invited 70 inspect hi. style for
l650, at BATCHELOR'S celebrated Wig Factory, No.
Wall street He keeps the largest and best assortment in
the city. Copy the address.
Hair Dye.-Batchel0r's Liquid cOl0rs the
hair whskers the moment 1t 10 applied without injury
the hair skin; IL be washed Immediately without dis
turbng the color and has bad oder applied sold
wholesale and retail at BATCHkL0RS Wig rAotsgy Wan
street. Copy tho address,
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Va n DrsBRows RIDING SCHOOL, NO N voURru
w svenus epen dsl and evssins fcv Ladies sns Gentle
The rssertor sss dressing snd sheoi vel
vrrued snd comfortable ir the most iseemert weather
frsn , q 5 and teeFM
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ynsges Of these sensss gain for them greater %
ty every day The subscrbers prersrea ake nte
Of all sfes 70 the sire of le nsiy sroups
Valuable dssusrreops deceased Or ssses rends copied
NkF IANCrNuprv
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o. the tasty nsbs style q the best french
esae hns calf $50, without the On
hsrd fse French In french lea Beo from - ~ 70
a 90 proof from ~ 80 20 ~, At the corner Of
FULTON and Nassau streets, opposite eur once.
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Awful Steamboat ExpIosien-F1fteen or
Twenty Lives Lest-Disgrscsful Conduct
OF y Steamboat Clerk.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January %, 1850.
The steamer st. Joseph from New Orleans for st.
Louis blew up AID burnt to the waters edge the
2sd inst Napoleon at the mouth Of the Arkansas
river. The st. Joseph had board large cargo and
number Of enigrsnts. Fifteen persons were killed
outright and thirty eight horribly scAided-many Of
whom have since died
At the time Of the explosion, the steamer South
America was near at hand. Captain Baker, Of the st.
Joseph Immediately hailed the South America to board
the wreck and take of the survivors, his yswl
engaged in picking mp those who blown into the
river The South America towed the wreck to the
shore.
Capt Baker with the assistance of part of his crew.
and some passengers succeeded in recovering the iron
chest from the wreck which contained 800 400
He took the money out Of the chest counted it, and
handed it to the clerk of the South America for
safe keeping The next day Capt. Baker asked the
clerk for the money as he wanted to pay of his crew
The clerk refused to pay than $500 Of the
sum claiming the balance for salvage.
Capt Baker and his clerk stopped here for the pur
pose Of compelling, by law, the clerk Of the South
America to give up the money.
When the facts Of the made known here
citizens became justly indignant ct the shameful
conduct of the clerk Of the South America serious
threats were made to mob the boat II the money was
not given up.
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No zl Brosdwsy eon,siss the largest collection of
traits of sisnsuished Individuals IN the unies States
would fail 70 be hshly gstaed
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se Bsir Dye 70 eoior whisnsrs the
sppsd vithe-t v the han ssn ~ be washed
Immediately without dsturbns the celor and has hs6
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. "a. N.
Two weeks later news from Europe being now fully
due has caused considerable duness in the market
cotton and dealers indsposed to operate until the
reception Of the The transactions during the
week have been 23 900 rather unsettled
The receipts 900 bales less than the period
last year Rio coffee continues in demand, with sales
Of cargo at 1870. Bsggng has improved, and is in
large demand, at 13c. to 1Sxc.
New ORLEANS Jan. 25-6P. M.
The private letters by the Canada have to
hand but have not had very favorable effect the
cotton market but 200 bales have chsngeds hands
sti Irregular prices Sugar has farther advanced and
sales of fair making at $40 q 40. Prime mo-
lssses is quoted ls&c In bagging there 10 q fair bust
ness doing, with sales Of Is 900 pounds at 12c 1Sc
cath.
BALTIMORE, Jan 29-6P NJ.
The market for -four continues quiet and pricss re-
main pominally the same yesterday. In wheat no
sales Of moment tranprsd. White and yellow corn Is
quoted SIC. $40 with fair demand Rio coffee held
at 16c, and whiskey 27o. Other articles without
change.
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villages.
GENERAL RAILROAD BILL.
The bill authorizing the formatoa Of railroad COR
porations was gone through with IN Committed and
thsn referred to . select oomrzittse Of Eve I; when,
psrson who shall walk ON the track Of any railway
Mr GEDSKs said he was informed that the Hudson
River Railrosd Company mad already introduced the
English sye,em Of keeping signal constantly on
the watch to guard against collision and
that the expense found to be than what would
be by the payment of damages where such
guart kept.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The bill to authorise the government to send
block of stone at expense not exceeding $4,000
pasfed In committee and ordered to third reading
Adjourned.
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Henry Msnroe has been arrested, ct ST. Louis, for
stealing ~ aoo In California sod, from board the
steamboat Amaranth.
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srt French eloth sin trlmiss. latest style from S 20
ts each also supply % hses Doessin pane, - 70 s.
variety ef rich cheice sprss styles of VESTS " 70 Sc
lS Nassau street, IS suit store
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LAMPS.

nRPoT or CORNELIUS PATENT SOLAR AND
~ Fluid Lamps that burn With jets similar 70 street gas
dsmask work Also silver plated Tea Sets fork spooss
Casors Bashsu snd plated Aabata Table Cutlery Tea
Trays Ne. ASHER r. hOkGAN l52 william street, be-
tween Fulton and Ann, opposite the church.
" Just received the iargest Importation In this eossry
of french Mechanical Caroe nodsrators Prsssn Lamps
of the latest styles French OIL At s rallon best sperm
Oil, Ills. n. DARL0nyILLR. late Discouis Lamps.
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Shipping Intelligence.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan 20.
Arrived-Bark stAndrsw, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Jan 26.
Arived-Brg Pauline, Boston.
PORTLAND Jan z8.
ArrivedBark hedora Cardenas sehrs Norfolk
Delaware, Sea Lion Farwel PAwtucket and Mount ver
nsn. kTork.
Clearsd-Bark A Kinsman, Havana.
FALL RIVE r. Jan 2S.
Arrived-Schr Richard Bouds, Baltimore.
- . BosroN, Jan %.
Suian Lind Apalachcoia brig Napoleon, hatanzas sth
inst; schrs Azo Gonaves 9Th inst; Cora Norfolk.
renee and Despatch Tanger New York from New York.
Cleared-barks Georgia. San Francisco; Abena Havana
brss Came Sacramento City Poconocke st Thomas sehr
Com kearney, New York.
- Providence, Jan. 2S.
ArriTed-sloops Charles, and Brown. New York.
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BKn0y Nau0nat N0tteettoO oN DhkucFkeo-
syp.s ~ Brosdvsy Of Fulton street. stran
gers esens respectfully invited 70 ea and sxanins
N srscim<rs
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AMUsEMENTs.

ROwERY rHEATRE-wEDNKsDAYE EVENTNG' JAN.
TRr h sha r 81 + .S military W styled
ssny nr Gilbert idalSS Mr. Jordan FOrsni Mr. Martin;
.i s.:l; DSHs asss. AZ
pEvI Carlo sSrnamsd y. Ii.,is Devil xiss ss Denim
Don Era,s Mr. Lss,sT FsIsns,S Mr. Arnold G
Benin Bcss SSss' % .an Z .ns cs:.s ~ wi"
With w
is s$ u %'isis
Dss bss 9 ~ Mr. M S
d. ssp Nix 4s AFR
P E - % aass%s mS SS eha' S6HER M R2sS zN h n i
DOING WELL Doors open At u curtain rises At ".
MIrcHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
M syenng Jan 30 the win commence with
Adam Brcsi Hr Niesinson Charles xff King Of sweden"
AZ % Sb SIssf La T RoSs
Mr. Nickinscn; Camaral Miss Rober BadOua Miss
r'Ss Boy a
s:fh Mr.
BEAUTY-Bsron. Mr. Walcot. Princess, Miss N. Taylor.
RARNUEs AIERIoAN MUsEUx-P. 7. BARNUM
ssanihe.Ss Novelties snS G
0sG. L me evening
and Albertne emily Of from the Theatres
sdnratcn and made them the most popular
formers Of the age have been spg.ssd and viii
DANCES numereus Sketches Sc for this
%s'sH Misses anaS Hc.
10 ss M.sS% saS ws. ana L0ss E'sr
ten years, 121s cents.
RARNgMs MUSEUM rHILADELPHIA-THEpR DRUNK
an sss sss ss ss
arms Iirs appearance at this Museum Of Mr. Leon
Psssnntrss BALLAD Dances Song. to"nis and Sentiment
0iifiHss ea' Birds.
naa. AND qss I. sn w.a
snss' ana % Urnamens OF All nations: Coins Medals Pre-
Lion Hsrnads Pisces m5s.srsSs or Poicapns FISH,
SSe S,S Snisn nysass @ %
and instructive euripes Admittancs sS cents Children
ERANKIIN THEATRE. IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE
vel. Emery sysT1,s until further nSsiss tho original and
s
sas as s.. cts. Ps isSs cts: ffivass So.s: 81
turday at 5 o'elock.
7 Asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF oLIDDoNs TRAN
1ian bss.s~sy
:ion 20 cents. CHILDREN 1 half price, nTes curtain rise:
2'z clock. Doors hour before each exhibition
II RAITINo AT JOHNNY wALKERs, NO. ~ PRINCE
hs ma wI ssss place iET
that weight to hill rats for pounds Entrance free
NEW YORK RACKET CoURTlNo. n ALLEN ST.
ing Club on EVENING" s On asss es
cial business. R. KNOX,
c. W. ROGERS.
SALES BY AUCTION.
WIN W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIoNEER-HoUsE FURNI-
w ture SaeElegant Pianoforte Thursday January 81,
"a l0h o'clock, at No Factory street. Christopher
street variety Of modern parlor bedroom and kitchen
Furniture in good order Of family declining housekeeping
nS Sv .sS
worthy Of notice. and sale peremptory
MoRTGAGEEs sALI or ENGLISH GOLD WATCH
vl es-Henry Willard, Auctoneer, will sell at auction,
at No Broad street Thursday January 81 at II ocsek
invoice OF Gold Lever and Duplex watches, made BY
Cooper Tobias Deome. and other celebrated
being the stock Of Gslston Treadwe Broad
way. Sale peremptory.
j. BLEECKER WILL SELL THIS DAY AT AUC-
IA tion without to the highest bidders III lots Of
ground Broadway, Eirhth avenue Ffyseventh, Fifty
eight Fifty tn and both sides Seventh
Terms accommodating Title perfect Maps att Broad
street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
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BOARDlN0, &c.

NNNNNNNNN~NNNNsNNNNNNNN
DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND ONE
ID single seneman be accommodated with comfortable
rooms with breakfast and tee, In private family tnew
housed within fifteen minutes walk Of the Pak aud near
Broadway Terms - 80 each per week Addrs" Putnam He
raid offoe.
RoARD WANTRD-A YOUNG LADY rs DEsfRoUs
- Of obtaining board In comfortable house u the uppcs
part the city small retired family good asea front
room 10 required sns an object she would iurnsh shs
ssne. note addressed TO A. b., Broadway Rest omes
will receive attention.
RN A YOUNG GENTLEnAN, FUBNIsukD BID
- room, with full partial board in prvae boarding
house private family Being accustomed 20 the comforts
% home and ladies society one Offering ush al enasss
would Ne prefeutd Terms must be moderate Address D.
box ~ post cfice.
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The q uebec Election.

QUEBEc, Jan. 20, 1850
The result Of the election for q member Of Pars-
ment stands for the ministerial candidate, 1900;
nexation do. $50
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.


EOR SALE, AT 81, 200 THETwo AND A HALF STORY
with ere places Croton water In and second
and all the modern improvements House ~ by 80 feet lot
70 feet deep Apply 70 the owner. on the premises.
I AND FOR sALE-TRB SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
~ sale about twenty nine lead ia high stats OF
cultivation, AID well wstsred without buildings lying
The Bosmss Grsye and Gray Court turnpike the Of
blooming Grove Orange County about mile from wash
inston Village Depot. the Newbursh branch Of hs New
fork ana Evie Railroad 1t desirable property for
person wishing small farm and buildings his
may alec be had, II wished further
Of John kona 70 Wet sxteeath street. subscter
Living near the premises JAMES CURTIS.
RAKRRY pOR sALR-sITUATED IN ONE OF THE
- greatest thorouGhfAres in the city, doing good
business the counter and having Of the
In the city The selling
going to California Induire $40 Hudson street. before
oeloeh A n, or after D o'clock, y. n.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE AND FARv,
II the Great South Bay. ffrom which there 10 all
times direct nunicaton to New York midway between
miles from New York. and ave miles from the Long Island
Railroad The premises contain 80 Of excellent land
half In tine state OF the residue woodlands
. large eommodous and beautiful dwelling house, with
and shade Trees ertenvs garden and exceent springs
Of water and tine streams flowing through the premises
which In the midst Of the oyster region
This ituaton one Of the most healthy and delightful
residence of Mr. nupson, and subsequently improved
and beautfed by h. D. Howard, Of the living House.
York for his residence The property present
eoration. si5coo aud Is offered reasonable
desirable rsdsncs Tor persons fortune or Tor practical
farmers cannot be found the vicinity Of New York In
quire Of J.P HOWARD, living House, or OF
ELLIS, BURsILL DAWSON,
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DMvATE DANCING AND wALTZINo ACADENY -
Bend srset-hr 1esrins's cAsses for the second
ter are forming Fer Ladies' Wednesday ana Saturday.
~ o'clock Tsssday and Friday evening for Gentlemen
Private lessons At tmes occupied. class srcusvsiy
fer valtns For full particulars apply - above
EIRsT GRAND BALL AT BuRroNSN NEW AssEnBLY
E"Rooms, Chamters street.-The Mount Vernon Associa
tiop will Ball
"Wednesday evening" Jasuary Dth ass Tiches be had
Ball. q. A. BARNEY. President.
g. r. snrrH, Secretary.
VoUNo BACHELORS socrETy.-sgvgNrH SEA
sop-The subscribers respectfully Informed that
te third Assembly viii ts.s place AZ The hvsllo Rooms on
Thursday 1870 ny order of the Cornmttse,
VS. 0'BHUr. Secretary JOHN MILLS, President.
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RILLTAD TABLE TOR SALE, WITH EVERY THING
- complete, ade Of TIE best material and workmanship,
suitable for private public Enquire at the Billiard
Table ksnufsetory, No. 80 Ann street N b. Bazstee
Table with nine holes for sale cheap for cash. No. 90
street. corner Of Cold and Ann streets
CHEAP FOR CAsH-A STOCK or DRY GOODS
" 500 dollars Win be sold at great sacrifice, for ready
money. Apply TO GEORGE BANKS.
No Is Catharine street.
RUslfEss-To LET, A SECOND FLOOR IN GREEN
- wich street, No 10 in the immediate vicinity Of WOh
ITO LET-Two LARGE ROOMS. SIXTY By THIRTY
feet with i've or Sin horse located the
Of Tenth street and Broadway The marble estasshment
rooms well lighted and suitable tor nAnufaoturcg
poses. Apply on the prenses
TTNFURNIsHED DArARrnINTs.-wANTED WITHIN
~ ten minutes walk of the Parh, and In respeoable
heshborhood unfurnshed spartment consisting Of two
rooms and ttchen. or two and closet the
noor Aprly BY letter tpos psid TO n X Herald ofcs.
TJoUsE IN BRoADwAY.-wANrKD TO LEASE FOR
Trm % tys years With pri.iere Of purchasiag the
eanes Dwelling house situated In Broadway
tween the Psrk and walter street Persons Of
good tenant viii please address bor 1fs4 poet once.
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ERANKLIN THEATRE, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE
Every evening until further notice. the original and
well known Female hiastres being the only organised
band Of ladies In the world They will be assisted by band
ofsabe Brohers Also the wonderful tnbe 81 Female
Also engaged the Parry Family together with troupe Of
Classic Female Arstes who will personas tableaux
taken from ancient and modern times Admission Stag
seats cts; Boxes % ets Pit l2h cts Private boxes 81
turda an 20
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r ITALIAN OPERA AsTOR Place RELow rIoUru

sresBsnsht Of Sig. ednesSsy evening
January Oh. will be performea Moarts DON GIOVANNI
an opssa in three acts Don Giovanni Sig Benevsnans Don
Anna, SgnOrina 1rsh Dapna Elvrs siguorina Patti
Don ossvio sgnor Fsrti Mssstto sr Noyei Lep0relio
signor sangseo; Zerne Ssnsrns Bertueca; Com neada
tore Sig Strini Conductor and Oreesr, Mar Naretzek
Leader, Herr Kreutser Prices Of All seats in
boxes faquet secured either the
Admission On the evening Of pesfornancs-PArqust SI
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w J. 6F. TALLIs. 10 John street. and
D.APPLETON 4 Co.. AO Broadway.

COUNTS THROUGH AN OPERA GLAss.-THE nER-
- chants Day Book will contain each day, this week
number Of these lively articles giving full Of
of the characters who frequent the Opera
House The Merchants Day BOOK lef by carriers in AL
parts Of the city for cents n week
VALENTINES. PER CANADA SPLENDID IN
voice Of Valentines Just received consgn nent will
be sold much bsow market rates. to the trade snly
SAMUEL HART CO., 50 John street. N. Y.
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ment in Long Island. The subsequent career ofthe
refugee is not narrated in the work before US; but
we learn from himself, that, by the kindness of
friends, he educated for the christian ministry
for which his aptitude in learning and his tastes in
clined him. In due time, he became pastor of Il
colored congregation in New York il connection
with the Presbyterian body. To this scene of use
fulness he remains attached, and is now a visit,
fer a few months only, to Europe. At the late
Peace Congress at Paris, it will be recollected that
he made respectable appearance; so much SO,
that the University of Heidelberg, much to its honor
had conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Dvin-
iy-the diploma for which distinction has been sub
mited to our inspection. tits, believe, the first
time that any such honor has been conferred on a
member of the much abused negro race, and will, it
is to be hoped, carry its proper weight beyond the
Atlantic. DIR. Pennington returns to New York in
May, and is meanwhile visiting various parts of
Great Britain, where he meets the attention due to
his talents and requirements, and the worthy direc-
ton which he has given Them
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ANY, GsENIE.EYaAN

w no wants better pair of Boots than can usually be
found at the store, is invited to our measure
bQos at 30, made under the supernendance of Mr. VIM
W. Goes we believe them to he better article than can
be otherwise obtained satisfactory fit warranted in every
-'
u Boots and Shoes repaired by the best workmen in
town, at the lowest prices. w. C. q J. G. MAYNARD,
June 10. diff o59 Mon 81
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India and Canton Goods.

w have just received direct, principally the importa-
W ton of a resident of this city,
REAL INDIA CAMELS' HAIR SCARFS /:
small invoice of the above very rare and choice goods
Eight to Twenty Dollars
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, price $3a to $50
SEER-SUCKER-A scarce and very durable ar
tcle for Gentlemen's wear.
REAL INDIA MUSLINS, for white dresses.
SHANGHAI SATINS- for Ladies dresses
style OF Silk well known the Ladies' of former genera
on but now seldom npored-the heaviest and most
durable Dress SILK sold.
$50 ps. MANILA GRASS CLOTH for skirts.
500 Canton FANS of every description, including
some real Ivory ard Tortoise Shell sticks
me above, with many other choice goods for sale at
June 70 DIV CHAMBERLAIN & cos
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BRIWLAV HAIL,

No. IS2 Vain Street, opposite The american
House, ......... VORCESTER.
'IuilS well-known HALL which has long been a favore
of the public has been recently Thoroughly rensir
ed and enlarged The Drawing Rooms have also been en-
afged and brought into better connection with the Hall
The Hall now brilliantly lighted with GAS and on account
OF TINS and Its greater capacity an audience
1t offers to the public superior inducements for public meet
ngs conventions concerts dancing parties and the susl
variety of public entertainments for which such halls are
needed Persons parties wishing to occupy the Hall will
make application to the subscriber.
June, 2S, 1891. dwtf CHARLES WARREN.
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.V.EEE' CO.RL Y.GRD

GOdi at SO,OO.
TT'HE subscribers have for sale at their Yard PLY
MOUTH STREET, the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished of the hest quality dry and in good order,
and at the lowest rates.
The AoUIpNIoK Coal is mined Portsmouth, Il. u Is n
hard Red Ash Coal, will be delivered at $3.50 per ton.
For house furnaces cylinder stoves, etc. is warranted to
give good satisfaction.
Orders left at the Office, No. 222 MAIN STREET, over
G. Foster & Co.'s Store, l.. d. WErHERBEE's DRUG
STORE corner of and Temple Streets, will meet with
prompt attention. RICE d BARBOUR.
April2. eodisu
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NOTICE.

CITY TREAsuRER's OFFICE June 81, 1850
0ITY DOCUMENT, No. 8, containing the Mayors Inau-
gural Address and the Annual Reports is now ready for
delivery, and can be obtained by calling the Treasuers
Office By order of City Council,
GEO. w. WHEELER, Treasurer.
~ Office hours from A. NJ to l2.45 p NJ, and from
to 4 O'Clock p NJ. dwlw
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CUTLERY.
MARTIN T.. BRADFORD.
IA2 WASHINGTON ST., Boston.

MARTIN H.. BRADFORD,
l42 Washington St., Boston,
INVITES the attention of purchasers his assortment of
L American and Foreign Cutlery.
KNIVES AND FORKS. Fine Ivory Handled Table and
Dessert Knives of various patterns with and without Forks
Complete sets Ivory Handled Cutlery in rosewood cases
Polished Horn Ebony Cocoa-wood, Bone, Black Horn Stag
and Forbuck Handled TABLE and TEA KNIVES and
FORKS comprising every variety of style and degree of
finish. CbfLdre1PS hniUeS and Forks
CARVING KNIVES and FORKS with every kind of
handles BEEF-SL1CERS for Hotels; jones' Patent Car
vers Ivory handled Game Carvers Patent Knife Sharpen
ers; STEELsj Ivory Handled Cheese Scoops.
BUTTER KNIVES; BREAD KNIVES; Nut Picks and
Nut Crackers Champagne Knives; Pocket Knives and
Forks Pocket Cases, containing Knife, Fork and Spoon
BUTCHER KNIvEs-Cook's Knives-Bread knives
Shoe Makers knives-Pallet and Paint Knives, &c.
RAZORS
Made by VIM Greaves & Sons, Joseph Rodgers & Sons,
Jonathan Crookes and Others of all the various Styles in
double and single cases. Heavy BARRIERS RAZORS
Gentlemen who wish fine pair of Razors, with elegant
Ivory Handles, will find the "BRADFORD RAZOR .
made by Jonathan Crookes, superior articles they
fully warranted.
SCISSORS.
In this article the subscriber takes particular pains pro-
cure those of the BEST CUTTING QUALITY, and Of
every form and size that is wanted.
Ladies' Cutting and Work SCISSORS; Family Shears
Buttonhoe Scissors Lace Scissors; Nail Scissors Gentle
mems Pocket Scissors; Lamp Scissors, with rim catch
the snuff round point Scissors fo children Grape Scis
sOrs Twg Cutters Horse Clipping SCISSORS Paper Shears
PATENT TAlLoRs' SHEARS, which are warranted
Taors Trimmes and Ships Hair Dressers' Paper Hang
ers', Hatters and Bankers SHEARS.
Pocket Knives.
The best patterns of Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Jonathan
Crookes, and other celebrated manufacturers
One two, three, four, and six blade KNIVES, including
the House of Lords Knife" Congress- 'Royal Dia
mond" Senator" 'Wharnciffe,n american Colegians'
"vctoria, and Prnce Albert" Knives and other eegan
patterns.
LADIES' PEN KNIVES, with one and two blades; Mai
Knives; Strong and two bladed Jack Knives Boys
Knives of the best STEEL, Q, 3 and blades.
SPORTSMEN'S KNIVES, containing Fleams, Horse
hooks screwdrvers Corkscrews, Gmbets, Saws, Coach
mans Avis, Tweezers, Probes, Button Hook,
HUNTING KNIVES of various kinds; Lock. back Knives
Pruning and Budding Knives.
| Erasers. Spring Nail Nippers, and Nail Files.
Also-A general assortment of
| HARDW.ARE IND FISHING TaCKL E
At I42 Washington Street,
Three doors north of the Old South Church,
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