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Court OF fAppe0is,

This Court commenced ITS June term at Albany on the
18th inst Justice Gridey 1t said, will not attend the
term. being prevented by illness,
The business Of the first day consisted Of the following
Wallace, respondent, against Lason appellant Motion
by respondent to dismiss the appeal to this action,
granted by default. }. Colt. counsel.
Petit appellant against King, respondsm.-Motion BY
resetlemcnt of the and the to go over the
term. Granted on payment of costs. T. . Lester ior
motion. i. Bulard opposed ,r,.,..
arJeant Motion by appellant 10 set aside she default
taken y respondent the last March term, granted BY
diff MT ~ HILL Jr.. counsel.
hi,e, appellant against Best Erccaor, &c, respondents.
Motion by appellant exparte to dismiss his own ap-
peal granted on payment Of costs George w Bulklcy,
The calendar was taken up
No l-Braiara respondent against Cooper and another,
appellants caed--1his being re argument the
Court sad they would not compel either party 20 60 to
argument without a full Court, and as Judge Gridley
would probably be absent during The term, the cause
The following causes being re-arguments disposed
OF in the same way:-Nos, 3, O, Z, 8, and 0.
No. called and reserved.
No 4-WaR and others, respondents against the Eaa
Reer insuranee Csmrony aDpe1n,-oaied ana Iuos-
No 5-Calea and reserved
No 10 Called and passed.
No. 1s9 EAieou, respondent against Moser, appellant -
Argued. John Ganson, for appellant John IL Mafdin-
dale for respondent.
No. 37.-fanfe appeLant agdina Martin resr'nde NJ
Argued. j. w. Elseffcr for appellant Henry Hodge
boom for respondent Not concluded at adjournment
2PM.
HEART RENprNG OccuRREscE.--The Hudson
river Chronicle published at Sing Sing, states that
most melancholy accident occurred on the evening
Of Friday, tho lin inst, at the resld9lce OF Eol;
Pierre Van Cortlandt, near Croton, which resulted
in tho Immediate death Of George Beck, son Of tho
late DR.. John B. Beck, Of Nov York The Diseased
with his little brother and colored lad, servant
in the family Col Van Cortandt, was in th, play
room, behind curtain, preparing for o little play,
the rest of the family being in front of the surta'n
He had in mis- hand an old pistol, family rehc,
which had not been used for o long time, ana had
been upon the library shelf for as least ten years;
It was, however. heavily loaded with bullets and
buck shot, and while in the hands Of the unfotuna.c
lad, the mua1ie being towards him, was accidentally
discharged, aid the whole charge passed INFO his
breast and killed him Instantly The deces scd was
eleven years of ge and most interesting lad, An
INQUEST was held, and verdict rendered IN ac-
coidance with the above facts
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The Baltimore Patriot says it is understood that Gen.
Scott en- Wednesday wrote letter to Hon Mr. Archer.
OF Va, in which he in substance. that he write
letters for the pubic eye the compromises prior to
public cali upon him such may be nomination
that On subsance) he is favorable 10 tho compromise,
and in The event OF nomination will say at least to
the extent Cf his conversation with Mr.. Archer This is
not public letter but has been shown TO Of the
Virginia other Southern delegates Tho Patriot also
says that Hon Mr. Granger Of New York in connection
with some Ninety Southern delegates had previously
waited upon Gen Scott advising him in earnest terms
not to commit himself in any manner by letter.
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SYRACUSE June II, 1852
The New York State Temperance Society assembled i'm
annual convention in the City Hall here at 10 O'Clock
this mornlng-IIorman Camp, Esq the President in
the char lie read able address, which was cor
daily received, and responded to by vote Of thanA
from the society
The of the last annual meeting read.
WHIT discussion ensued to who entitled to
seats ultug in invitation to all present park-
cipate.
The annual report then read hy w. II Burlegh.
Corresponding Secretary pending the discussion Of which
the society adjourned
The attendance good and ably represents the talent
and moral worth OF The temperance com nunity.
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Naval Intelligence.

AMERIcAV HOTEL, june 10, ISJZ.
Mr. BFNSrTr--Dear Sir Permit me 70 correct your
list Of pa ed midshpmen given in your paper today
The following Ia the correct list that psssed e O.
Carnes. Parker Jr, y. q. Johnson John Walters, "A
Broadhead X. X. Breese u. Kinnon s. L. Breese, b.
Smith, q. II. Morris J. G. SpIocton G. Gray u. Che
rsrdi and D s. Braine. The Board Of Examiners
composed of Commodore NJ @. Perry, President Cap
tsins wyman Dupont Pauldog stribling and Ringoid
Lieutenant T. T. Craven. am, sir your obt servant.
II
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TyQUOR1.


WIN. H. UNDERHILL, IMPORTER OF WINES,
families to his choice and extensive stock Of Wins, Lilnor
&C. which, by selling for cash only he offers ~ ~ per Gems
l than other house. 4O Broome street, corner OF
Grossly street.
CLARET.-sT. JULIEN AND ST. EsTEpHE
s:s Also $40 ssf,ssgI
cheapest store in ths United State'. .
DoRTER ALE.-sUPERIoR ALE AND PORTER, AT
fns condition. aa,r's, .Csmpbelr', Doves, selhirk'i
Dublin Porter ard Brown Stout genuine, NJ. bettiea
hsre atlowees cash price, at W. IL UNDEhHiLLs, Aso
DROPRIETORs OF HOTELS, AND THOSE VINO ARE
making Preparations for the ogesi,s season - our
T. gse pss m ss ;%s . snys I
most extensive the Untod sta'es for tno
sale of fine Wines. Brand es serare 80. -
Rf D. PETERS a.. Soo BRohDwAy, IMPORTERS
Ciaret and Porter s'sc Brs~p stouts assra 40
in particular who soed' Ageas FOR Lar
drys grape leaf Champagne. order, Jolioitad
CCOTCH ALE.-2ovJ DOZEN OF DIVES T.LkiRK,
y Muir's, Youpger's, Parvsy's Jeffrey r esrtsons,
stcep other good brsnd' In pits aud arts just
snded ono order for sale quar- suit pnreh"sor
or. IETHBeIDcE. r. SO Sand ss Fulton street.
EAsTINDIA TONIC PALE ALE EECoaaENrsD TO
I sd a soS SA'fs Brsyy.s ny sAi S %ss @
sn Sorpn o. for ss 9 sa
in pnts and Quarts and IN qrsnttee suit purchasers
!" G. r. LrTHBRIDGg, 50 aud ss Fu,.onstroet.
1yUiNESss DUBLIN xXx GROWN STOUT BAR
u clay, Perkins Co.'S Loncon Porter 100 casks rI,ts,
and quarts eived and of
f Ri sns
PHLADsLPnIAo ale PORTER; n1,.. AM2 CHAN ~,
shortest possible notse Every article Is Of the very
quality in tho finest OF ter and Ru. p in style got to bo
sq'"''''' g. p LITHBRibGE 30 aud SO Fulton rtroos.
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Coal NEAR LAKE SUPERIOR = The Lake superior
J,, oi saws that tho greatest excitement prevails
in The vic nifty of L'Apse Bay. on account of the re-
cent discovery OF an extensive coal bed In that
nciehborhood. The discovery Of GOAL in that region
so uear the metals, is hailed as important
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Illness Of Postnnaster General Hal.

TRENTON, june IT, ISbz.
Postmaster General Hall was taken with violent A.
tack of diarla in the last evening and obigsl
to stop at Princeton in consequence.
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NEw ORLEANS, June 49, 1852.
The sales of cotton to day barely 500 bales at
prices quarter TO three eghihp Of cent below the
highest pcint Quotations nominal. Rice sells ut
81 25.
CHAnLHsroN. June Ia, 1852.
Our ton market Is unsettled and accurate quota
tiOns an he given
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Defeat Of the Maine Law I'm Connections,
NEw HAVEN, June II, 1852
The Maine Liquor law has just been lost in The Housal
by Il vote of Ia to 1906
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Religious IntelIivence.

Archbishop Hughes is travelling at the West.
He ofcated at Xena, Ohio last week. at the laying (
the stone Of church, which is about to bs
erected there,
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NEnrl<Clx.

New OnLEAss. Jun. Is, ls0l
The steamship Ben Franklin, from New York arrived
MT this to day.
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER AUcTIoNEER.-TaIs

John L., vANDEWATER AUcTIoNEER.--TaIs
Day, at the gallery of the store "a Wall
Set Diamonds. Sterling Silver Plated Silver Gle and Sill
Watches &c., consisting in part of one E.sisn seras
silver Set 2e Teapot Sugar Dish Crea Jus Milk Pot,
Desert and Butter Knives Mngs STANDS Tongs&c; Aao,
mounted Set, consisting Of Urn two Water Pitcher
hand and thirty inch salver imported for
merit. Also, splendid line Of Diamonds, Brsnts. and
Scarf Pin together with assortment
worthy of attention by the trade and oers. line
and Others Also fine line OF Silver Watches The goods
to tho sae in the gallery of the Sale positive
ID c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER R-aSSiGNEES SALEOF
H. stock of Cabinet Fnrniturerhe attention Of the
trade and herseh invited the stock
wood and mahogany Furniture Of Mr. Charles s. SIoan 70
be sold At auction this da, Friday. at the 44
Pearl street. by order Of Assignee Parcnars hereafter
Terms of sae0ur tbs for all $780, sabis-
factory endo rsed notes. interest added.
poslTIyE SALE OF FORTY Lors, BEING THE
last remaining from plot Of 100 lots, situated AT
Woodbridge New Jersey the Sta Islau Sound,
and the old ferry of the Richm nd Company
leaves New ork daily, landia and
potivelv be sod to tao hghest bidder at price by
Jsmes Cole Auctioneer at II o'clock tais tIday at
the Merchants Exchange, N. y.
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WE WORLD CALL Tnr ATTEH Ton. OF rhF ~
wv dies nOt overlook tho advertisement 0f Mre krcA
who ros pcoGly invites thew 20 call ~ her estn =
e75 Eirlth averue and oxam the hnct ava richest stock
OF Partisan Millinery ever offered in this market This
ttcck is of the latest importation and is the richest sni
Iarest ever brought across tao waters.
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IIENRY T. LEEDS. AUCTloNEER WILL SELL
street. by order Of and others whom it
concern, splendia statuary Marble Vases. Groups
Glass Ware Vase Oil Paintings Marble Fruit Card
&o rosewood and mahogany paror, chamber snt dining
Furniture; psiuLuo and enamel7d chamber Furn
ture. Carpets Sofas Clas Looking Glasses
tage Chairs Windsor Chairs ard Rockers so patent Jenny
Lind Redtesds and and miscellaneous assortment
household Furniture so Rererat private sale Sale
perempory, rain shine Catalogues the morning of
sale,
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DRY GOODS

MRS. JULIA KOCH, 275 EIGHTH AVENUE, BEGs
I leave her friends and Tie public gen rav tia
she has received per last epee1 assert nont of
Partisan Millinery which will bC pened Tor examination t0'
day. Mrs latters h,rself n sayr these g"ed eal
not 10 exceed in any Broadway estal M mt Lnd,eH arc
respectfully invited 20 call and examine this erendd ~
rok
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COL. DAVIS AND GOV. FooTE-BorH FOR PIERCE.
CINCINNATI June 10, 1852
Hon Jefferson Davis has addressed large political NEST
ngs at Jackson and Vcksburg in favor OF Pierce for tho
Presidency
Gov Foote also addressed meeting at Jackson on tho
subject.
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WIN. II NDERHILL IMPORTER OF WINES,
wv Brandee &c. &c., invites the atten OF dealers Aud
families to his choice and extensive stock Of Wines Liquors
&c which, by selling cash only he offers ~ ~ oer cens
than other house, 43O Broome street, corner OF
Gro Iv treet
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CHARLrsroS, June 10. 1859.
The democratic ratifcnton meeting held this evening
was large and enthusiastic. The Hon. W. d. Porter
presided, assisted by thirty-f yicep Presidents
corresponding committee appointed
Resolutions pedeng every effort to promote the elee-
tion OF the nominees sdopted.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
N JEWS by TEL EGHAPH.


RATIFICATION MEETING ST woRcNsrFR MASH.
WoncEirrn, Jane II, 1852
democratic ratification meeting was he'd here Isk
night at which Judge Merriek presided. Mr gnovou,
rgate from the Worcester district to the BaItmo-s
CONVENTION offered series of rcsouons of which
condemns the rejection Of Mr. Rantoul, but blames 9
portion of the Massachusetts, delegation for The reruk
and not the convention. The platform Of tn conventions
WINS endorsed. lt h generally thought If Mr. Ran
oul bclt from Pierce. that he will not he sustained by
tho free soil democrats Speaker Banks and others
have ops My said they should 90 for Pierce
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SALES RY AUsjTAUN.

a UCTION ToTICE.-THoS. BELL. aTGTFONEEa-
n BY W. Lsvan Zandt. this day. at l01a O'CLOCK in the
auction rooms i3 Spruce sauabie Dry ods
Clothing, Fancy Articles. 81 aso, y eases cars ~ do
Bay Rum, Silver Watches 6 Mnskets AMI Guns Ton
row, Saturday sale of SUPERIOR Furniture AID Carpets
A UCTIoN NoTICE-GROCFRfes TEA, COFFEE
n Wines segsrs sc Friday June 18th at io1a clock.
81 Dey street. Of Greenwich street, Smoked Beet
Cheese Rice Sugar starch Fgs Prures Rai0s Soap Can
dies MaGcarop Brandy Gin C'arot Sal, Chanpagne BAY
Rum. Fish Potatoes &c. " A. CARTER, Auctic aecr.
II s HoUGH, AUCTIONFER SATURDAY, JUNE
IL 10th Mt 10 A. MLare and peremrtorys s.le ~ House.
Id Furniture at No54o Broadway Prince street,
being contents mbracilg ssrge
every decrptio. OF goods to house,
Sofas Wardrobes Bookcases Manel Or
Gilt Glasses Glassware. French Gedseads Beds,
Mattresses Pile and other goods too to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-27
PIGEON SPRINGS,
EYS nSyiIlc. Indiaua

TIME undersigned has become the Proprietor of that
beautiful Watering Place called, pigeon 81 rings I"
situated on Pigeon Creek in the immediate Neighbor
hood of Evansville Ind and about half mile from
the Ohio river. The mineral water of these Springs
well known to the neghbcrhood, and for Medical pur
poses has been used for For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed by any waters of the West for
Cutaneous Eruptions unrivalcd There are Shower
Cold aud Hot Baths, attached TO the premises and will
always be in good order. The subscriber will be enabled
to accommodate forty or fifty persons. either in families
or singly There is large Vegetable Garden attached
TO the premises, where every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit in season, may be had. There sixteen acres at
and Summer Houses and aording pleasant places of re-
sort during the heat of the weather children The
table will be supplied with every luxury market can
Afford and the constant intercourse from Evansville to
New Orleans and the South enables the proprietor TO
procure every Tropical Fruit to be found there those
persons at the South or elsewhere, who desire comfor
table residence during the Summer months with easy
daily if their business requires their return home
find steamboat conveyance, the subscriber knows 10
place on the Ohio river presenting greater advantages
Evansville In whose immediate vicinity the Springs are
situated is remarkable for its health: and Onnibusses
will every hour to the city from which Springs
distant less than mile. The mail arrives daily both y
land conveyance and by steamboats, at Evansville The
Cars running out twenty-five miles Princeton and
i'm short time will run to Vncennes. The Electric Tel
egraph communicate ut any time with every part of
the country. In fine there is place where man of
moderate MEANS who wishes 10 pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly do as little expense as ut
the Pigeon Springs. Charges will be moderate.
The Proprietor speaks the French, English aud
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor. ,
IFN. Orleans Picayune copy TO amount Of SIS, and
send bill to this Office.
Evansville, May lift
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- THE unde rsighed have taken, for term Of years
k.. that large and commodous threestory Brick build
-kzssA ing lately erected by Mr.. ii. G. Herscheman OH
the OF Second street and Fulton Avenue in La
masco City, in which they have opened House OF Enter
tanment. TO which they have attached Family Grocery
and now respectfully solicit shere Of public patronage
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Sablng
and capacious sh IDS, in Of the Lamasco Steam Mill
and convedent TO the premices. They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms and can lodge comfortably
For those who in the habit of paraking the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all kinds of choice
will at all times attend to their Their tables will
at times be supplied with the choicest Wards and veg
eables the market viii afford. Ii is their Intention at all
times keep orderly and quiet house, and no pains
will be spared to render their guests comfortable They
have doubt but their long experience i'm catering for
the public will enable them to give entire satisfaction 10
all who may favor them with call.
The want eff such house in this part city has long
been felt and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their endeavors remedy the deei
ency BRUGGIMAN d FISHER.
Lamasco City, May 10Th '52.-If
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

CHANKLIN REILLY corner of Main and First streets
- have Just received and are still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some Of the most fash
ionabc goods brought TO market this season. which we OF
fer at or retail 10 our customers and all others
who may favor with call, very low for cash or pro-
duce. The following comprises some of the leading ar
tcles:
Black and colored Cloths plain and fancy Cassimeres
Vestngs Cottonades Dcnims Calicoes Ginghams Lawns
Bereges silk Tissues Grenadins. blk and cold Silks,
Berege d'Laines white and cold Mosquito Meetings., Ho
siery Gloves Laces plain and drilled Swiss Muslns Cam
and Jaconeis Bonnets, Ribbons Parasols and Um
brellas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; Also full stock OF
brown and bleached Sheetngs and Shirngs brown and
beached Drills Iickngs, Hickory Stripes, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers Napkins, Towels Scotch Da
per- linen and silk Pocket handkerchief blk and cord
silk Neck do, bid Silk Grape and Palmetto Shawls &C.,
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. Iap26l
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
CINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC,
or Water Cure Establishment

THE above Institution is open for the reception Of
the Carthage pike and but few rods from the Cinc
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
the same distance from the Miami Canal in 'front.' render
ing of TO those DESTROYS enjoying the ben
efts Of the Institution
To the lover of few parts OF tho country fur
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati to the Cure
There nature and art combine rendering the view beau
The new, large and beautiful Edice displays
of the artist glance The neaness aud elegance OF
the interior, combined with the numerous attractions
which present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail to
render this Establishment desirable The Halls are
extensive, the Rooms spacious and inviting, where the in
valid at pleasure, free from atmospheric nhu-
ences in inclement weather. The Bed Rooms well
ventilated and neatly furnshed the Bath Rooms are am
pe and commodious being convenient for the applica-
ton water every form. In connection with the In
stitutiOn there is Gymnasium Hail. seyenty-fiye feet
long, where patients will have opportunity ofrestorg
thermuscular strength by The Springs
which furnish the this Establishment clear,
pure soft and abundant flowing from gravelly bed they
send forth both cool and delicious The country and
neshborhood remarkable for heahfulness, purity OF
air and variety of scenery All things combined we can
hot think of desirable place, for those seeking
nealth, than this Institution.
DR. PEAsE, having had much experience in the trt at
men OF diseases Tor many begs leave to inform the
public that pains will be spared for the restoration 10
health of those committed TO his Mrs. PEAsE, who
has for several years. devoted her attention TO the treat
men diseases peculiar to her SEX and being every
qualified for so Important station will take special charge
the female department Pr0iapsu Ute with its train
of meus that bane of female beauty health and h.pp
ness which prostTan the energies, and destroying the
usefulness ola large portion of the fair sex, Will be treated
this Institution successfully, independent of pessarie
or supporters fanny kind To this subject would in
ye the attention of ladies' as in all cases We shall cXpee
to perform perfect cure.
Persons visiting the Cure by the way OF Cincinnati Ham
it0n and Dayton Railroad, will stop the Carthage
ton. Patients requested to bring two comfoables
blankets two sheets, six towels and quan.
of old linen suitable for bandages.
TERMs-The terms for BOARD, SERVICES, and al
ordinary attendahee will be to- dollars per week, pay
able weekly Extra attendance will subject the patien
TO charge Some deduction will be made thos
who dnd il necessary TO spend length Of time in the In
stution Transient persons will be charged two dollar
| per day.
From three five dollars will be charged for the frs
| examination.
| Fer further particulars address
| II. A. PEASE, NJ. d.,
| Proprietor and PLY stefan,
| Carthage Hamilton Co., Ohio. lmy2l-3mdl
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PRINCETON, IA, May 18th, 1852.
d ELIEViNG that the interest of our Road and that
ID the public at large require the Office at the Evans
vile Depot be kept open for the reception Of freight till
o'clock r. NJ of each day, Sundays excepted do order
the same to be done. SAM'L HAIL. Pres't
myI1-f T. d. Ill. Railroad Company.
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RUNAWAY.

THE public is hereby. notified that Richard Whitley
Il Cars regularly indcnted Apprentice to the Farm
ing business aged thirteen years. away frona last
Tuesday night. All persons warned against employ
ing him trusting him my account, as will pay
debts Of his contracting and will any employ
ing him, for his wages. jy1-3w*l ALTERED HITCH.
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DRY-GOODS.
AND SUMMER DRY-GoODs.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
lust received per Paris % asstd Dry
Goods which offer the trade this morning at re-
duced rates.
This lot Of Goods very desirable, being fresh from
the agencies of the manufacturers The Prints especial
w. are exceedingly beautiful Of bright rich styles on the
finest cloths and colors warranted fast.
apl6 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON
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JEWELRY AND MOTIONS.

DY express direct from the manufacturers Clusterp pins
ID Earrings Finger rings Lockets, Fob-ehains, Keys
Pencils Shirt studs Belt slides. Buckles and Pins; which
will sell low any house in New York. at wholesale
retail Also vt RETAIL great variety of Port Monnairs
Purses Brushes Combs Gold Pens Needles Steelbeads
and Chaps Accordeons, Musc-boxes, Chessmen, Dolls
Balls; &c. A. {. PUSHEE,
mVr Main street, Water.