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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-13
For the North Carolina STANDARD

For the North Carolina Standard.
Mr. EDITOR: The "Tlmes has got to be very
bad off for aid and comfort when it has to resort
to such poor aid to support its sinking cause quo
tations from the Charlotte Journal. paper of less
weight perhaps in the State, cannot be found, than
this same Charlotte Journal! / see you never quote
from it notice it in any way since Badger left ii; ;
and suppose it is because it is at this time not ed
tied. The publisher doessho have an Editor en-
ployed now, but as Eccles of the Lincoln Courier
says, he is himself pumping away at the discretion
of the Raleigh Register. ,-...... 49,
This paper-the Charlotte Journal-has no infu-
ence here whatever-has very small subscription
list and its publisher is deferred to confer
red with by the Whig party. Its existence is nearly
a pseudo one. except about every fourth year, or
Presidential electoneerng campaign, when an Editor
is employed and it spurs up little: Any notice of
the Journal in your paper, even this brief reference
to will make it feel very proud and it will prick
up its little and stamp its little feet when 1t sees
this and cavort around equal to any little broken
down nag that you saw on its way to the jockey
club field but it not to make the Charlotte Jour-
nal feel big that introduced its name into your pa
pert was only to show what great compeers the
6 Times" can boast of as agreeing with it.
IPSE DIXIT.
CuAprnrrr Januarv. 1850.
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The following one of the toasts given at late
German supper in Baltimore:
"Haynau-Abhorred by all tie ,corH, and held in
utter contempt by the rest e nsanAind." ~
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COFFEE. As Present Scarcity. Coffee, which has
come TO be anarticle of prime necessity in
try has been unusually scarce for year past and s
now selling all over the country at greatly advanced
prices. Accounts from abroad do not justify the
hope that there will be very great decline in prices
for the present. The last crop in South America ia
SAID to be greatly deficient. In lava the eruption of
volcano has destroyed great number Of the coffee
trees in venezues, according to letters received in
Phi'adelPhia severe rains had greatly reduced tho
crop. In Hayti. sump:uary laws had psvented iis
reception at the various ports, bat lattey it was
coming in more freely. The enhanced price Of the
article will take goodly sum out Of the pockets Of
the people Of this country. .ss7,ss.;. IS +.
habit Of general observation i useful In al con-
ditions of life. little fact geaeral sath, ssored
away in the mind, may in future hecous both con-
venent and profitable to our condi,oa; for We know
not In what circumstances NE may chance to be
placed, aud il il well to 81 prepared fsr ali which
we arc LIABLE A contianed habit Of obssrvasioa, e.
Pecaly regarding p!.ctca things begets taeas, and
ingenuity. And with such precious inhsnsanee
We coatsve to alnelimate oar condisiou olsss 10 :
very striking manner, to he wonder Of The eayel6
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-02-13

James Gordon Bennett, sometimes called the Ma
poleon Of the Press, was born and bred among the
heath.clad hills of Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
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The meeting, which was held in the Court House,
on Tuesday evening last, was characterized by the
proper spirit. 1t was totally irrespective of party.
1t was free from anything like undue excitement. Its
object to aay sectional feeling, arouse it,
and the addresses delivered the occasion also par
took of the pervading spirit Of the hoar: There was
no angry or sweeping dsnuncistions Of the Norh but
elear simple, and dispassionate statement Of the
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CONVENTION AT NASHVILLE. We observe that the
Southern press is strongly recommending the Con-
vention proposed to be held at Nashville, Tennessee
We confess that this is subject of which scarce
ly know what to think. 1t is certainly to which
we turn with heavy heart. That the time should
ever come, when it can be question, whether this
glorious Confederation of States should be dissolved,
is consummation most devoutly to be deprecated.
And still, at present, We no other alternative
The fanatics, having tried the work Of defamation in
vain;-and having found themselves completely over
thrown in argument ;-have at length resolved to try
what can be done by force, and have accordingly con-
centrated their influence in Congress- with the hope of
forcing through some legal enactment which may be
regarded as al entrenchment on the rights of the
South. The proposed abolition of slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia, also that the territories COM
ing within the latitude of the slaveholdng states,
is papabea violation of the Federal Constitution,
that not how it can be borne by the Southern
States. We devoutly pray that the current of mis-
chief may be arrested in Congress. We can but
hope, indeed, that there are wisdom, and vrtue and
patriotism still left with ,he representatives of this
nation, to respect the Constitution, to put down the
spirit of faction, and to conne the legislation of Con-
gress to legitimate and useful subjects. But should
this not be the case, alternative for the
South, but to stand upon her reserved If this
be contemplated at all, we aware of suit
able way of carrying it into effect than by Conven-
ton of the States. And if Convention is held at
all, it should, undoubtedly, be attended by represen-
tation from all the Southern States Disunion here
would be certain failure. 1t is to be presumed, of
course, that political Hotspurs will bepermtted to
rule in such an assembly. If moderation, and for
bearance, and wisdom, and patrotism are ever need
ed, they must be needed on such occasion.
We can but hope, therefore, that North Carolina
will represent hersefn the proposed Nashville Con-
vention; and that will be distinguished for
their clear and cool Judgment not less than for their
settled and dstinterested patrotsm-and that the
lection will be made without respect to party.
-. Biblical Recorder.
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Why is President Taylor like the Pope Of Rome
Because his great State papers are all "bul6. -
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For the North Carolina Standard.
Our Next Governor.

The last year was characterized by the most extra
ordinary events which have probably ever occurred
in the same space of time. The revolutions in En-
rope, our war with Mexico, and the acquisition OF
California and the discovery of its inexhausble gold
mines, seem destined to change the whole course of
political events and mark this of the epochs
of history. We indeed live in perous' times, when
nothing seems stable nor fixed; every thing appears
to be In transition state. Our own country seems
on the brink of volcano which is about to engulph
it. The elements Of our political ocean disturb
ed, and it is necessary that of talents should be
at the helm Of State TO guide it safe through the Storm
The time approaches when We should look around
and see whom We should place there. In the coming
contest between the North and South, the position of
North Carolina is one Of peculiar interest Always
stad and sober in her habits, never running into
tremes nor acting from impulse and passion-the
position of her views and determination is looked
upon as the decision of wise and prudent councils,
and always treated with that respect which such a
course deserves. She should therefore be careful in
selecting for her Chief Magistrate, man who is
capable of sustaining her high reputation for wisdom
and virtue. know she possesses many sons worthy
of the station and worthy of herself. TO make Sc
lection from among so many worthy 10 fill the Office,
who would please all, is no easy task. There is
man, however, to whom believe no democrat would
have any objection. Under that firm conviction,
propose the name Of Mr.. DoBB1N, of Fayetteville, as
ernor of the State of North Carolina. He is gen.
tleman of high order of talents, ncorruptble integ
rity. and unwavering in his principles. His high
minded and honorable course during the last Legs-
lature secured for him the love and admiration of his
friends, and the respect of his opponents democrat
in his political principles decided one; yet he is
a Carolinian by birth. by feeling, by interest, and
whatever he does will be for the honor and interest
Of the whole State Above ALL too he is true to the
South upon that question which is of such vital
importance to her interests. Let the Democratic
party therefore, unite upon man so worthy of being
their standard bearer, and is inevitable. Who
can doubt its success where it has such leader and
such cause! The Union is certainly in danger.
Let wise men govern our councils, and rule gov
eminent, and save US from the abyss of ruin. The
democratic party is the only party which has
governed the country with sufficient wisdom to steer
it clear of all difficulties. Let it succeed to power
and the country may yet be saved. 1t can do so by
selecting such candidates as the people entirely
confde in. Such is the man whom l have presented
to the notice of the party. Nominate him therefore,
fellow democrats, and your banner will in tri
umph next August. -
A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
Davie County, February, 1850.
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A CANDIDATE FOR THE PREslDENcY. "A portion
of the Indiana Democracy has nominated Gen. Jo-
seph Lane, of that State, candidate forthe Pre-
sidency in 1852. Gen. Lane, it will be remember
ed, was appointed Governor Of Oregon Territory by
President Polk, and recalled by President Taylor.
He is native Of this State, and has iigur-
&c successiveya the Captain Of fat-boat, and Of
Il steamboat-asa farmer and as msrchant-and &.
nallys a. aABriglier General in Mexico, where hia
daring exploits won him the appetiation Of the ..a
rion of the war. Gen. Lane 10 man Of talents and
education, but such movements premature. The
public mind is too much occupied with more press
ing matter to pay any asteasn TO President making
-s 'si.' 49,, = s.' tTismington Journal.
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DAGuIsaREOTlgE, TALDoFYPR mYAIO.
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MI AFbthti a. HARRtNGTON. having se.l f,,,
w the asenees Of w Talbot the patent rrht I'm e
ess q ms AaDqype process, the States Of louisiana
AlapamA flofda Georgia and Texas beg leave "a I ia
ATTENTION 81 the public to Their gallery Of Specimens n his
The IalbO ype is taken upon paper ivorc H., ,..,l
aud Feefy OF other substances the first i,oSessinr In
uee,ieu alNatags Of easy transinebity by mail er he
enclosed n a lett made 70 ad0fn the pages OF book ar
ine aiDote y efnneuily susceptible of eoufne "a ss
e plcinfe can e isheq 70 degfee de Nv il litsr
every farie.y o. texture and Of the ,anerf M .
exAon color u The eyes and hair, can be faithfully en
Ibs Tnloetgpa represents the sitter without anv seye,ae
es Il Ies o. scar npo NE right ehesk appears apon
The Talhotfpe can Be sinplicase.l 10 ag x,ae ,,,,
the aiiieqai trouble OF 9llef sifti5r Als ,6s NJ
Impression y taken coes BE- inisikd A. s,S fass
iiHie upon einple application BY leilef Or
N IN y ~ beng furnished will tscft f5r1i. ,r h
PRESCRIPTION o. ths superior ant are ready 10 ,< * -
.uf the s.lales eclied floi1u Ei < -
A3ti fktNE ~ lffES they dsois< 10 i1i1 .;l = "a
bft.ft liap apl ofer establishment ii az ,rorli hex
ENefneif perfect Likeness o. cii d tx sshs n Al.
trponq % no ehalgs lmhl p 40 q G.a.Hf Si,eef. Z
ft0tHstAN'e ht1,fhzts sld fl.i9ISsz7s and "a
~ ~ tfst ~ 11s qtdl Azells {95 Mas Ql|sa6 -
~ si1ee Htisft y = tilI}sf-N IS s poeaFzsst
II a lsss 20 kIs.5lQ lsSS g sls e5es.
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rOB cos hiiis A (olf) roid Al H q h
liGAR AND MOLA66ES-The market was quiet
and tho salea Of Sugar wea about GOV s * 35ka4e fs
Coo,saoh % fully Fair Ahoate9o bb Molnss alea Il
les38le lot interior 10 Prime.
HAfAns The cargo Or de sdfrddeyd. rscsnllY
fesised has bee, disposed Of follows 0 boxes Brown
~ 90 boxes Yellow ats, and 30 boxes White al
v H. cash This was che irst considerable import Of The
season.
FLOURTi,e psarket was quito dun and only few small
lots taken AZ Us 2a@ss for Ohio. % fo@ e 50 for
Illinois. and % oo@ % y for Extra Choice brands Eagle
ard 3 Union. =
CoRN-Dul $500 sacks al SIC for MIXED. bJ5e "a
yellow, and 661sbS ios prime White
Aboht 600 sacks sold &c for Ordinary and Sea
70 for prime Ohio
HAY Advancing bales Northern sold at go co. and
SOC bales Bath Hay Mt 41 % v ton.
PR0FfSIONHT was but Little demand for Pork and
the sales only few small lots OF Mess at 90 407S9 50
ard 100 bbIs Prime at ~ Is v bbl inspected Ao 5000
in bulk badly cu az 3ae for Hosround Bacon in more ne
quest. with a Of slo casks cincnnna Sides uI0 and 1000
at 4z. 10 do Shoulders at az, and % terces Extra Sugar
Cured Hams 9ze y D. Of Lard The only sales 10 our
knowledge 81 bb and ierre and 100 kegs at g. and
bbs Al 8 Lice " n.
RAGING AND ROPES pieces aud coil sold :. II
md 70, cash.
sAlT-ssl sacks Liverpool, coarse tthe Lsnc's cago)
were sold Oh private terms.
GANDIE66D boxes Star (Grosz and Dittrich's bsaid)
brought eac " ID.
WHfSKY-smaI sales Of Rectifsd at 2o1<c
COFFEE-Some small sales Of Rio wsre made al Ia
and Of Havana q Isk for Infero i41 for Prime.
APPLES-Searre 20 bbls brought ~ 80 on the Isevcs
SPIRITS TuRPENTlNE-Sale rs bbls within dar or
two al 3fcqF gallon, mostly from the Leyee
FREiGiiTs-N pthing new reported
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKEr

LATAyErrks Sunday Evening, March 8. 1850
Received since Friday, per Saadin, 81 Beeves,
Calves. Horses and Mules per Josiah Lawrence. Al
Beeves Hannibal, Beeyes; per sutana. 90 Reeves
and $40 Hogs
Priees- Beef caftis. fine Western " De1Sc 3, n net;
Hogs. & v 10 not; Sheep, 81 1908 rs v head Mich
cers, a2O9s5O v head caires, 59eizc v d net.
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u u COKE a. CO.. DRueGlsTs, CDgner Of Aiaea-
~. aud Posdrns streets, prepared %
epte orders ttF Panfefs, Country PHYSICIANS and Fun
lies. Every article wnnapted genuine Dr. E. u ~
C0xEH Preparations, extensively used for ten years. -
Fssss,SsqE.saajgs tlens;s,yss by bsl, siiee:
for Coughs, Colds, Ialgenza, etc. lt
fFJ EXTRACT OF CQPAVIA. SAkSAPAKlli4A
ALA AND CuBEBS-A ceftaiD aiid agreeable cure,
3D. superior the Capsplss any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsArARflsI4As AND
Be made, u proved b1 the eject ploipced
BALSAAf OF NAPHTHA, IA n. IIFERW0KTs etc,
For the cure of Consumption and Hroachftie.
LOuISLANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
ToSiC AGUE SYRUP and FILLS MS lysap
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. j
Hsssss s S ill., sTs s P NJ go
X MARVEL Cod my. run 70
Ship 81 Louis Bunker, 20 days from New York to A. Co
Ship Onward Chase. d days from Havre to J. p Whitney
Br. shp lane Hunter IS days from Liverpool 10 MASTER
ship Potomac. Love- "a days from Amsterdam. to aster
Br- bark Abesronbe. Louie Sc days from Liverpool TO
Bari yeurrns, brown. IS days from Palermo. to Brown.
Big Susan SoHe Crsse. II days from Havana to master
Brig Zenohis Tarton. y days from Ponte-a-Pstre Gaaaa
Brig Sialanora Wotlon from Havana, le nit. to H. Du-
Brig New World Cashier, Is days from Philadelphia 10
BHs Aibensrs, omeTS. . days fIoni Wilmington N
scr ceSssssil TOBY. days from onisga Bay. to master
sclr Diamond Bsb. day. from cairassu 10 nia.ierI H.
ps.rca. Roberts, from Sio asS1e bale. eoo
Gcss No. Aeeiag, from Caw,ieq7;-7st baes cotton.
PIE Vernon, sharp, from the Coast.
Anna Johnston. from Bayou Gresss rete-s4 bales cotton.
lsipesso~r, Ieake, from ROME ONE fsnn .''
6Salrare Inn, from CineiE1ali.
Gen. Worth, Hendricks. i'm. skippfh's Landing b.eot
5aadns Coleman from Louisville.
Towbcal Anglo. American, Porter, nom The Passes
Towboai AIississpri, Riaefarat, fSUm the Passes
Towbosi Mary kiaesand, W VIA ma from The Passes.
S SwosI 2sssS; Mslsa % ie P ~ Pass.
Toyboat TenneSeaan, Mechanics. from Inc Passes
Arrived Yesterday.
v s. sleains6p Fashion. Jas. MeBaker from Tampa Bay
stsanship GaseiOn Place. from Galveston. with Is bale
ship fsesof Eaaco from Rio de saaeir isth Januar,
ship Geo. Thalsher, crowe. 10 days from sagannal. ic
Ship Ariosis Fubes, 4s days from Rio de Jaeiro, TO mas
ship Wabash. Davis. p days from New York. to j. O.
~. W oosarati s Cod my y,
Bark Telegfaph-Point.
Brig kogeTne Crowe 10 days from Chagre, 10 master
Bde Eris"Poirs'
Scin. A4lercal, from Chagtes-Point.
Aberdeen Clouds. from Camden ss5 bales cotton
Hs1. hapsr Boa s, Z, Tom a Pensacola
L.owndeg. il, Walker, fsom Mobile. via the River
Psns s uss fs ba eoon = e0'
mRssseois Tecnaon from ~ yieksbUrg1il bsss so,ton
Hecla. Daaa, from Grand Ecore and Alexandria bales
AlvarsJos Tqrgeon from Laiourrhe
Mary Foley pailssssa from . l;;ocs .
Towboat Conquer0r, Heation, from the Passes
Memoranda.
The steamer Jamestown left Nashville on the ead alt In
port for New Orleans, America and Taleyrand
reports the river rising, with II feet water Hapeh Shoals
Towboat J. P. Whitney towed down and to sea- on The
18th ult.. ship Riyerdale and brig P. Sonic.
Towboat Louisville towed down sud TO sea on the I'D
u. ship shannon bark Yrgins, brigs Til Elizabeth and
Monfuiner.
u ships rlens and Maine brig jos Badger and schr Al
fred Exak
Toxboa Teneseean towed down and to sea, on the ID
inst, ships southesner and Charles.
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HoMicIpR. On Saturday afternoon John LEV
ellen, awsIlskncwn individual about town, went 10
, the house Of cabel Leonard. dealer in negroes,
residing on Philippe street. and after some words
attacked Leonard with heavy stick, striking him
several blows upon the head and knocking him
dow, i is also slated that Leonard was severely
cut IN the face with dirk. Leonard recovered
himself, seized paving stone and turned upon his
assailani, on whom he indicted blow that laid
him senselsss and caused his dealt. in few hours
Leonard is suffering severely from bis wounds, but
y uadsF arrest and when enabled to leave his room
win be required 10 appeas before Recorder bald
win Tor examination. The Coroner held an in
quest in the Circus street InirAry, on the body or
Llewsllens and verdict was returned that he died
II coneussion 81 TIE brain, caused By fracture Or
The skull ilouiA blow srfall
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AERzsTKp. r. Myers ives taken into Gus.
iedy ysssefday By the ii Municipality poles, o.
she charge tas most definitely expressed By lie
record ia The High ccnsiable's oilfcel Of being
concerned ~ robbery Where The dnlas fui
transaction took place. who was despoied nheihei
Tie larceny consisted 81 coat o. purss, are qes-
I Mons lint iifae only can solve
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An Ase4tk or HokeR BesIigefent proceed
sngs il which TWO Of our citizens were 70 pasiici-
rate armed and equipped = ,be dualIo sanctions,
were cisekea yesterday BY the Intervention d The
law md 10 challenges and challenged required to
give bail before Recorder Genois Tor their appear
anee Q answer e The grave charge
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RoafEn} Thomas Lynch stands charged on
shs docket will assaultpg w ilIam Russell with a
brick and attempting to rob him in he street on
Saturday night IaAt. Recorder Baldwin win en-
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vTTnERRAs RJcIl n rvyy, z SIT ~
Nv toneer for the city Of New Orleans has applied 10 me
for the eaneeing Of the following bond, TO ssits
bond Of 600. Subscribed BY him on the l0th Of Anil
lei6 for the Of New Orleans Together with
Henry f. Wade and Lpcrsia Wade, bis wiie as snFeiiss
Notice is hereby given 70 al persons Interested hesin 10
SHOW cause N writing, AZ the office Of tie Secretary State
bond should not be cancelled aud zlnnled. 81 y
Given under my hind aud the Seal of the State 4,
u Baton Rouge, this oh day OF Fehfuary lea0 nnd
and in the seventy fpurth year Of Tie Indenendescs
OF the Y elted States BY the Governor. 80
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov OF lie State of 1. q,,isia,,a
q Stat
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kA1Sk. PnKTKNcEs George 3. Allen, qiias
Smith, Wa committed yesterday upon he com
plant of Thomas D Coleman, Who charges that
said Allen ebtsiasd from him gold watch valued
4 $40 BY fsise representations
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i4AAcExf Cynshia Reeder was sffestcd yesisr-
day ehpsgsd viii applopssiing . valuable watch
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WATCHES AND JEWELR,

WA1OHEs5 AM y Ef El4f6 4
M q. MEYER, No. 100 Cas 4, s. i. Wsssh;
PEEs ' F1N ssS stSf s1d II
Az 5ewesy articles repaired Al moderate prices mls&Aa
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
m A. TYLER, 81 Camp strset cfes Tor sale at the
s re ssSsaI Dd Pds Anchor an ana rs caa
Hoo asR Snd P s Pens s ae enc
beautiful assortment! Of Diamond Ear Rings. ee Tor
s aid ss Psa Ware ss, ca Fsns Goo
~ fs adS SEss' EYE ssf as sssss s sB E
received A@s sssss Az e Union ais ~ Il i Nsw Tos s
FINE u WATCHES, JEWELRY. Etc.
r. a. TYLER, 30 CAaP street, has constantly On hand.
Lsvs aT pupa 1e saS TyOssr cSiss u G Il
~ md 81 Sssed dA CHAINS rs s 81 s.
Pencils Th Bee f Fss B sSIs BSo sss
'ss sS Tss. s Rsa q Gs ss. ses
Candlestckss Urns, rch Fancy Goods Lnbn's fine Per-
n9sou e @ss S s,sss rs g 9s @ sES Go Se
Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of every
s & 5 s eve Il nor notice q manu. ni hS'
FINE WATCHES. JENELEsY y. slLvERWARB.
Y2uNG 60. Ne. los p c.a.sfP str FEET. lIate
hand Ssss ~ q l sss fSRsss TAM Nn
P lLls{ WATCHES Qor Ladies and Gentlemen' ~
sOo and Geneva Consisting q Heavy Honsns and Open
Face God snd Silver Watches, enc second Or Timing
tca Bsssd ana Essaysd achs for Ladies'
the latest fashion.
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains i,a entirely new pattern
gentemens Gnsr Vet and Fob Chains, Seals and Keys
hadiss and Gentsmens Kineer Rings. Of Dianoada,
Lsa 1s And .a g.s.s,9s 600
sr Ihmsss neS patterns IF Essines LOcksss mds;
FINE SIiyVERWA Consisting Of Tahse Tea Des.
ser Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Desert Forks
Ladies' Butter Knives etc.; also, assortment Of Hrei
| Cups.
| -. = ns-~ sPECTACIsEs- For Ladies and Gen
ezsEi ctsp tenlen, in Gold, Silver and Steel Sisci
Spectacle CASES; Spectacle Glssses to suit
!, stlSPENDER BUcKL rs Gold and Silver snspendeI
Buckles Fine Sverlated Castors Cnndlezticks etc etc
MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS. new style; require no
GlakN Shade.
tuFef TO order. n
~ Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are respect
fully invited to examine the stock above menoned every
article warranted line any offered for sale the city,
and atconserable reduction Of former prices The ctest
attention always paid 70 Repairing ne Clocks Watches and
gewsy, which guarantee to perform, charge aoi
Be made. Tas) an
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