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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03

/ REMARKABLE CURE.

+ 2
Columbus, Indiana, Jnne sths 1850.
MessFs. s. D. Hoyt s. Co.-Gen1emen. About
six months since was STACKED with what my isSn~
ily physiean called BiIious Pneumenia. which be-
CAME seated deeply my lungs and afser my pAy-
scian had broken up the fever my lungs s.iil Seems
ed 10 be seriously affected. had appetite what-
ever; my skin seemed te have lost its selion and
Junction. there perspiFatlop and IN fact my
self as well my friends had given up a. incur-
able in consequences Of my complexion of disease.
aud age, which s about sixty years, until one Of my
aeighbors called to me, who some four nonibs
since aas afflicted similarly TO myself, and had purS
chasnd couple Of bottles OF DR. s. p. HowR's
CoMPoUND ExTR4cT OF SARsAPARILLA, and Il gave
her such speedy relief, she prevailed on me 70 Pur-
chase bottle and Try il. done more 10 aralify
my friends than that had any expectation Of being
benefited by the medicinss 6ut before had taken
the whole of one bottle my strength and appetite
began to improve rapidly as well as my skin, began
TO perform its proper function. puTchased The
second bottle, and BY the time Il was al takcu
was resoEed TO as good health az have enloysd ior
the last twenty years. Mrs. L. MsKINNEY-
Dr.. s. jackson a disiingushed physician Of Indi-
ana certiHes 10 the above cure, anduses Dr. Howe's
SH4KER SARskHARILLA in his private practices and
recommends its use for all diseases arising from
vitiated state OF the bluod and systenl Such tesi
mony is OF more real value than pages Of ordinary
advertisements.
The great success which has attended ths use Of
DIR. S. D. aowess Shaker Saraaparlila sines it, IN
PRODUCTION in the western states, has established ls
character in this section Of country.
This Is The only SarsdPgslla that aets on
Tie Liver, Kidneys and Blood at tie same tinas,
and hsace It's sisg,slay efficacy and success. Be
sure and get Dr.. s. D. Hoars's Shaker Sarsa-
parilla and take no other.
Quart Bottles 8 per betiie or bottles for IS.
FOR SALE B
S. BUCKLAND & Co.
Fremont, Sandusky county.
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social Hall.

FT4HE Subscriber is prepared 20 furnish SocIAL
IL HAIL, in Buckiand's Brick Block. for
6otiIl0n Parties, Series, Lectures, &C.,
rr, reasonable terms: and also fkfresA1memtGs
zih si,e bssl styis on The SHORTEST nnticst
=, F. n. sEHRING, s
Fremont, ksgust 3. 1850.
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Private Sale.

AzA THE subscriber offers the following
fsIS1iHA tract of Land at private sale at a BAR
S5h1B3 GAIN, described follows, to witt
~ The south east quarter Of the north
east quarter of section No. thirty-sIx in township
No. five, north of range No. fourteen. in Sandusky
county, containing forty acres.
This land is about three and half miles west Of
Fremont. in Washington townships and is excel
Isntv suated and calculated for farming purposes.
Persons wishing TO purchase will enquire of the
Editor Of the Freeman. address the subscriber at
Hagerstown, w ashingion county, Maryland, post
paid. GEORGE DElHL.
Fremont, July 10, Is50-ls
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.

Wheat per bushel. -. ...s.....- IS
Flour per barrel. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Corn per hnMhel. ....ss. .s...s..s.s...s.. 81
Oats per bushel. s...s..............3I
Butter per pound. -. ...........s.........6
ERgs per dozen. .....5ss.s ...ssss..'s..0
Cheese per pound. ..............
Lard per pound - -. .......-s... .s..ss..5 q
Salt per baFEell.s. ....................I 10
Hides per pound ..,...............4a 8
Flax seed per bushel.. ....................68
Timothy seed per bus.................l2 25
Clover seed. per bu...... 90
Fork per baFrell. :. ..................... ..lO 90
Hams smoked per pound. d................. .o6
Beans per bushel. s..1 OO
Potatoes per bnshsl. ............
Onions per bushet.. .50
Apples ...............s-...1 W
Apples dried. ........... ...............2 90
Beeswax per pound. .............
Tallow per pound ...9
Slaves Pipes per M.................$l 81 4a20
HID per M................... M. .lOa12
Is Bbl per M. zig
Blackwalnnt Lumber per M............sal2
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in Ottawa county, embracing every variety of soil,
timber and prairie. Settlers can be accommodated
with such tracts as they may wish, and the prices
will be not more than half such lands would sell for
in Illinois or Wisconsin GEO. B. SMITH.
SancuskV City, June 90, lS50-l6:3m
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OVERWHELMING EsTIMoNlEss

OVER HALF A MILLION OF TESTIM0NI.
ais have been received by the PIoprietor Of
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Shaker SarsaparIIIa.
IN QUART BOTTLES, as PREPARED By
DIR. s. ID. HOWE,

DIX 9. D. HUWEg
Needs bad one trial to establish It's merit as tie
BEST SARSAPARILLA.
LIVER discovered f0F the cure of the numerous
IL diseases arising from dehiIitate2 and derang.
ed state of the system.
Female complaints, Liver complaints, ScFofalas
Bilsp, Fimples pustules the face chronic
Eyes RiHgworm, or tetter, scaid head, rhenmatisms
pains the bones joints, and al diheases arising
from an injudieious use Of mercury.
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Land for Sale.

TIME following suds belonging 10 The De FOrei
i heirs will be sold v ERY CHEAP, as III
owners are anxious to dispose Of them. They ar
situated near Sandusky Bay on Big Picksrel Greek
in a well settled neighboThuod.
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Our baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May 1850.
Brutal Murder rnprots Gabsrnaicris.
. Tokei-Uhg MorspeHis, &c.
Considerable excitement has been created in tho
city. by the murder oi.a named Thomas Welsh Of
Philadelphia, by some persons unknown. lie
found In nsensibc condition. Friday night last,
near the Maryland Hospital and carried TO the eastern
watch house from whence he sent la the morning
to the aims house. IL then discovered that his
skull was fractured In I've places spparon ty created
by blows from colt. lie stranger In the city,
and the object of his murder 10 have been
money. the contents Of his pockets not dis
turhcd
There l. now doubt that y Louis Love. Esl will
b. the democratic candidate for Governor nearly all
the delegates far elected 60 the convention in
favor 81 his nomination So u will be that eo-
qucuce has for triumphcd over the money bags
With the democracy though " Is owing rather To tho
mct that Mr. Love appealed 60 the people against tho
iorogone conclusion Of the party wire-workers, who
uyually manage nominating conventions aud cOnsti-
tute them to please themselves.
The whig primary meetings for the nomination Of
q candidate for Governor will be held nj the close OF
this month. but no one predict who will be tho
candidate. About twenty names mentioned for ths
poet, oil q whom seem % stand equal chances Of
with the exception. perhaps Of the Hon. j. Dixon
Kf Who appears TO stand At the head of tho list
Next o. Dir Roman stands james l.. Eidgcly Esq,
tho Grand Secretary % the q %. " Grand Lodge %
the United states who 4 we'll known and esteemed by
the order throughout the nited statcb.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

FniLsnrtrHts, May 5. 1850
Da,sguisled Sirsnras TIE Eari Of DurGs~- IN. Co
isn1is ouhss,-Itee Banting-7zs CsHada, Ss~s,
&C. g..
Among the distinguished strangers nov in our city,
first and foremost l. Col william Biyler who Is at
irsetcd to this spot partly political considerations
aud partly from the prudential desire 20 look after his
lumber transactions In which business he l. largely
engaged The Colonel g. in fne state of pr,serva-
ton and both he and hs friends will be greatly dis
appointed II he is not the next democratic candidate
icr Governor Judge BILLS Lewis IL here too di.chars
Ing his social duties with that flowing courteay Tor
which he IL proverblal and the same time casting
f,v anchors o. the vindvsrd In view q the
election Of the judiciary. by the sovereign peo-
pie In October, 1851. The Rev. DR.. Bcthuns 10
also here, and warm has been his welcome
W the religious world. This morning he preached
tsiore very large and very admripx audience In his
% church In Tenth street and l. 10 preach again at
,he same place this evening. Last, but ~, least
have 10 chronicle the arrival q the youthful shrevd,
plain. but stylish looking Esr Of Durhan, Who has
sken apartments - the niied states Hotel much 20
the delight Of Mr. Pore Mitchell. aud the unlisguised
pisasurc and asonishmcnt q hi guests The indcs-
tions that hs lordship viii 10 ovcrrnn with tho
Fashionable ho-rualite. q Philadelphia. Various
rewa in vsriou. orthodox tabcrnsciss have already
teen placed ~ biz d. rsssi aud Tomorrow the cards
aud carriage Of the l-thoussnd dolsr-resi-
dsnts Of Walnut Spruce. aud Chestnut streets will s
PIT In active reputation horses heads the east
in honor q this English, well the natural lumi-
nafy
The story q the young girl being taken 10 Columbia
w eve railroad rulans. aud her person not merely
violated but treated coat Il tar and oil and then
81 Gre TO- s onehifd true aud tvothlrds ss.rrers-
ton The girl was treated ny these Ave scounireis in
TIC nost hendlsh manner Imaginable but the eonas-
gtaon Iart u the business = pure invention They
have al been arrested sud the whole truth viii como
Gus IN the Judicial investgation which will take place
in ihe course ~ few days
esi,r day the lower branch q the State Legislature
sh"Ntd some signs net of returning weakness bot q
r,urnins virtue for they Killed 81 two bank bills =.
enc thtng. The bill 60 establish free banking based
upon ne new sir per cent. loan Of 81 jJoeD which
tht ftste i about to make Il likely o. become law
1b. canadss news apparently has had little 90 no
thtct upon the stock market This IL In measure at
rhuteble 10 the tightnesa Of the money market ovng
% the heavy paymeu,s which usually made on the
lst and 9th Of every month. The bulls are quite
sarcune q smother and even more spirited specus-
Tive movement this Nttk We shall see
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DIR. cuARIrs suNpEs
WATER CURE ESTAHLTSHgrNT
= - -. AT roRruanrr,s~. nsss.

nR Huxpy .fsPra1Irrrif.T III rs T0Rns mrs FRIENDS
nnd e uutne that he has become ovntf ~ NE lse D.
kusgles Naler Core ftstlstnsnt AZ bsnsonfle two aad
bsf miles IRON the Northsmptof EarOet Depot slyen
bows rice from New Yerk htcut fvs from Bstn ard at
ron any situsted ~ tts ylessarfs-t valleys ~
fev Inslend surroupdsf With GOOD sovn hills ans shscy
vstssnd stundantv suprsd With Tie rvrst foftes sIe
enses rnnits water Tts and hesthy snd the
sns, ,s srs ssr.esbis TIE sni rseiers eulldns'
on~T All te necessary for paf eve rnrp
such AZ sse punse tshs deseAes snd ARR loisnf rooms
ror about ty rstisrts for either ~ ssr
~. The doctor hssra ths EARLIEST hvtrE diecire on
prieni ~ grsfsre~ss and having A. ssperenee % more
~ fftetn ~ bis HE writing rat~r eure be-
IN the hs-ds 81 every Fnrcrsa htrcpsth heres "
sDond - r>>s1nsts ssretscne FROM ths water
reAs tks rursrers eonfds
tssrnsev-s ~ HIM ne establish 10 op~n. fsr
fenksr rartsshp-, pi~s-s srEly " NE sesfs saass>-
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHiLABELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID mum, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford Asss
tan Manager-Gen Tom Thumb victorious in the Quaker
Cityfuly approaching the distinguished fsyor ayhed
upon the Gen since his first appearance and wishing
ty his patrons and the public who have throngcd the Is
levees he has held during the past week. the Manager at
great expense has secured his services for the week
and happy to that he will appear BOMBAS
TIES fURlOsO his chief character and In those pcrform
which have excited the wonder and admiration Of the
world. Ballads Dittes Dances etc. The whole
will appear in Drama. Farce. &c The numbeTsss eur
ostes win general admiration. In rehearsal Hop o. Ny
Thumb performed by the General for 900 nights In London
and other sties with success. Admitanee, IS ets
shiisssn vsder 40 years, 1zss cts.
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DE on the 81 Inst.
The eoroners jury In the Of the murder Of the
toy Farley at the late riot In philsdcph s have
dered verdict, charging Andrew Cochran - the
murderer
The Gre AZ Portsmouth,. Virgins. on the 18th inst
destroy twenty four houses and the loss .ssirssssA
81 t2Dtc0
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CLOTIIING.

vV,O TAILoRs.-FOR sALE.-TIIE STOCK, FIXTURES
aud good will Of that old and well known tailoring
tahshmen No. CourtlAndt .trvst, Broadway, be-
longing theesate Of A. Wheeler deceased also the leass
Of the premise. for together with his subscription
list Of the Report ~ Fashions Fashion Plates, PAPER
Ac., Sc. For terms apply on the premises
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
II fully informed that the full yalse will be paid
for all DESCRIPTIONS Of secondhand and castod clothing
j. horoney, II Orange Orders left No. or
through the dispatch post, promptly attended 20.
J. MOkONEY, II Orange street.
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LAMPS, Sc.

g 8. REILLY, CAMPnINE AND LAMP N.NurAC-
-. turer l Canal street. u Igh and s7 Grecn
vch street, ~ Courtand mandatory
Ninth and Gsnseyoort street. Lamps Grandole.
Hall Lamps, Candeletras sc, &c. Camphins Burninx
Fluid at Wholesale and retail.
CoRSELIUS SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS NAN
" tel Candelabra, In Damssk work ef many designs
Plated Tea sets Cake Baskets Forks 81 per dorea spoons
s3rcr dofn plated German silver equal in appeartnce
pure silver. ASHER n. MOksAN.
I52 william. between Fulton aud Ann s,rects
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THE LAST opPoRrrSrTy-MR GOLDSMITH
II closes his Academy ~ Broadway, "a the let day on
yus. css-. sesht aaily esc.ruas assdsy ssd ss',r-
az the following hour. via A. w. and fh Tor
r-teuer; ladies 81 u A. ~ ard o'clock 2. ~ Hvenins
e--~< ts.ly. sseep;ng sssnrdsy o, ~ snd ~ sslcsh
Nsv rrpii. rsesivss ALE week.
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AMUsEmUN'rH.

RRqADwAY rHEATRE-E. A MARSHALL, soLs
XII c ruiz s Rssilt
% sss eSTs H E A;s ~
ss1sn To S S.nsuss s with The .TIs BIRD
my and third Ci,sls. ;ss Gallery ia.o. Door; open At
NmLos GARDEN.-LAsT NIGHT OF THE CELE
~ 1ad Italian Opera VSdsT The a
TsdsSeo sissoI Marni, sirnsr sadia siSacr D.
Monday syss.s Nay s be SsF@
san ssscr ISrin ca;lo; sE1,GGr e. Bads silva
" D sS s sor cna
20 performers Director Of the Opera sig O.
%s.s.G ~ iI' 'N' mousse D
BUTTONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr.-MoN.
VII iSsss
Moses Mr. Johnstcn, Burchne Mr. olman squire Thorn
4ose Mr. musSei oaa Pr@ross Mr.; RUSSELL The Hon
Carolina WheImna Amelia Sx.gss Mis- ShsP Pm m IL
T cnaraer BY Miss
or Sscsnd Tier u cents Orchestra seats Is cents Doors
open at ~ o'clock; to commence at III o'clock.
MISS JULIA DEAN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
Place Theatre Thursday evening May 9TH Unusual
Of d S H sn raSS
drama. entitled the BELLE OF THE fACB0URG.
Mrs FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE WILL GIVE MIS-
Orphan xsSlS% At Es eTSohy9 LyssH% IN Wa'5sfiSa
sS At T sn s S S a. m e e N
York at Mr. Wilders and Mr. Towards bookstores at the
Globe Hotel and Mansion House. Brooklyn, and she door,
on the evening Of the reading
NIBLos GARDEN.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS
elegant establishment respectfully informs the public
Of New York that his summer Season will commence
the day will rapidly produced The following ladies' aud
Pen9Als MI waleot Sr Lyme, Nj T. b. Phillip. Mr.. Cop
Brougham Mrs conover Miss Wilmot, Miss f. Taylor Miss
n M T Tsyo S9
Mr. Iyster Mrs. Vernon Mrs. j. Seton tlae wattl Miss
heknson Miss Barton. Mrs Everard Miss Dean, Miss Bar
nnrd piece written expressly for this establishment
will be produced the opening night. Managers-wessrs.
Brougham Chppendale Tickets TO all parts Of the house
Fifty Cents.
TUE BRoUGuAM COMPLIMENTARY BENErIT-TirE
Ladies and Gentlemen, who hayz kindly volunteered
their services the above occasion hereby ncted that
will a rehearsal Of Temptation at ii o'clock and
RuRTON's-A CARD.-MR. r. JonNSTON's BENEFIT.
Douglas Jerrods play THE RENT DAY with the follow
ton; Toby Mr. Jordan Martin Haywood Mr. Clarke; Silver
Jack Mr. Johnston; Rachel Mrs RUSSELL Polly Miss Chap
Jordan Mrs. Hughes and Miss Hill will appear Other
terainments Of comic character Box book open.
lanes NJ. JUNE X co.'s AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
Amphitheare, corner OF Eighth street and Asor Place
composing the French Troupe will appear together with
Wallet; the original Jester, and the fullest and most
whole being under the direction OF James Nixon Eque-
tran manager Doors at "a to commence A. clock
Private Boxes 81 Children under 10 Of half price,
Seats be secured by applying the box Office between
every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
mencing Mt ) o'clock.
7 Asst WEEK But ONE-BAYNEs PANORAMA OF
Voyage to Ercpe-Open every evening at the Great
Boston Liverpool London, both Rhine.
Admission rs cents Children under twelve Is cents Doors
on and sturdy at three oclocs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE-ruE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
M Johns Grand L1dse and the fraternity general
H. requested meet at the Lodge Warren Hail.
Oliver Henry Streets Uis (Monday evening
O'clock for the purpose Of installing the officers Of
Pilgrim Lodge, No % BY order Of the q. II.
ROBT. MACOY, q. Secretary.
METEOROLOGICAL LECTURES AT BLEEcKER HALL.
In. Fowler and N sirer will lecture on Phrenology
and Physiology, applied 20 domestic education,
training morals and matrmony at Blocker HALL
Bisssker and Morton strets Monday evening" o'clock
ssd continue every evening through the week.
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IrH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIVE
IL Assurance society. q Lerdcn and New yors-Csptsi
az hsso surriu. Turs t1sSono large susrsntee fund
Invested New Nort 10 the name. % their Americas rrus
United States Local Dcars-Aetns Directors fer hsy
e. Etv ard H.hehs Chairman John T. Palmer. Samuel
Dillon, Jo@erh Csillsrd, Jr.
csferui. s.ks taken 'svors,ls terms. ., ncs.rsss
wv " '''' !. LiAyp,R STARR, e.s.yl As-sa
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EDUCATION.

CcyERNEss.--A YOUNG LADY VINO HAS JUST TER
O Inflated engarement. wishes 20 In the
exceeding the Of twelve
she ~i Jrt Instruction in the French and English Lam
quar-. Music Dancing DrawiuF and fentng AZ inter-
view ts attained BY calling a; No Trteenh street
srond home from Second note sdressed 70 "
n. NJ. viii meet With attention.
AR w. n. zocBApM BECs LEAVE TO INFORM
M he r1blie that he has taken apartments AZ NO 70
udfcn street, where he would Ne happy 70 r.ceiv. those
cic- snd gentus DESTROYS q acquiring through tnov-
f-fe 81 the frensh and German lanruase In less nme
shsn usually eeeupisd In s~eh Study Pupis attended ("
their residencc.
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VrIrw OF SAN rRANCrsco-rrBfTsHx rHrs nay,
beautfu aud correct view ~ san rrsnsi.ec sshen IN
rehrusry iss snd Forwarded ~ Dr Ccit Prie> -
Isr sale ty D Carrier r7 Ssss street. ssnsr 'prss'
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pAaTNERsHrps.

6VoPAETkrKsHII NoTICEs-rHE UNDERSIGNED
" would respectfully inform the mercsutie community
house heretofore known under the o. Lcrns
t.ssen Cor vslparaso has teen. By mutual consent
shs o. LnEng Brothers Co, wAo will Ship
Chsrdsrs, GENERAL Assna kc For farther Information
bossa, No. Central Wharf who 70 the daily ssthoriscd
said kcuss In the Eutsi States orders
s~ssisnmsnss respectfully solicited.
vsLrsssro. rehrvsry "a. 100
NoTICE-THosE INTERESTED IN COMMERCE IN
IN the Pacific Orrsn respectfully Informed that the
sru Of Lorinr. Brothers Co.. sdversed AZ sbove dis
tnc Cerartrerhip from the arm q Iorns Co., vslps-
q sixteen years standing for which the Under
EIisBx +. I0aisc. IS India wharf BesseH-
Boston. April IL 1850
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aALEs nv AUCTION.

ITO PRINTERs.-JOsEPH MURPHY WILL SELL BY
% Srsss OF Ens ssiSsa
and h" S TP wa ssSn cs sHs Case
nc1 ss
hous having been appointed An Ane has taken the
corner Anthony street lately occaps5 asa
Tor his sales b. Gard6srs long and tho
lseed in The branches Of his late deco
roh friends the public more particularly in the dis
peal Of goods by auet eomprsed in The above lines sSea
shefield and birmingham maaufa, lures, Also. China and
9 atas
win attend personally and .uporntsnd the proper arranging
private resd@%cs or will i for sse at long
and feels confident that he give entire satisfaction
h S s Ao Fl. 5 sna Se psSe
forthwith, strictly, IN all eases.-Ma, 6, isjo
HENRY L. BOGuET. ACCOMMODATIONS NO.
Coral Beads anS Psre%perS sale
IIoguea No IL William street
seredi of six months for all of 800 aud up
y received consisting Of rich enameed aud turquoise gold
IL rings asd brooches in pair S.Sr
finger rings ennmeicd turquoise and fancy brooches in
se-siiver thimbes silver and silver butter aud
knives silver mounted salad forks and spoons do. do
scissors, real coral beads, cut and uncut.
asv bTssu Of s ssSS o raa from the Royal
DY JACOB S. PLATT.-L. c. CARRINGT0N AUCTION
II eer.-Hardware. Cutlery Fancy Goods-Jacob s. Platt
will sell this dayat the auction ROOM No p ratt street. 800
dozen fine ivory combs 2 she'll handle pencil knives
Of toys steel ewery c. pencil penhoders
70 assorted teatry 30 pistols no fine single and
double barrel English guns q Bowie knives fancy clocks
co best American plate q. s. table
aud tea spoons and forks "a dozen pair Warranted g. slide
frame, American pattern srcctacles 20 yions and bows
i inch welded head bedscrews 10 dozen mncng
knives 10 dozen hay forks 100 dozen Britannia metal
spoons Is casks London emery all Sizes 81 dozen handaws
t', needles - worsted lines, bag b. H. horse
nails casks sadrons IS dozen grass seythes bale yellow
gng wne 81 secordons knives and forks scissors
spoons hachet hammers cut brads and tack shears scs
walters snufers corkscrews bells, mill
boxes and the usual Of other hardware cutlery
Sc. Ac n. u. Catalogues at the auction room.
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MUSICAL.

GRAND rIANoruRTE At AUCTION. - WILL rE
NJ soid ct Cooley, kcese Co.'S auction rooms corner
Drc,drav srd white street on Thursday morning, MAJ
toned and beautifully hnished Grand iano
FORTE made expressly for is country, ny Herr o. tr
Fvery portion Of IL seasoned 90 test the Va
riaheness q this climate aud IN quality tone and touch
superior anything manufactured Male eNrrye ~
s1err" be used his concerts while IN the Cni,ed
States Those DESTROYS % obtaining Iianofcre, comtl-
ming that degree % excellence both in quality aud quanny
will End this n opportunity that seldom occurs.