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NEUvIrAs, Scot s, 1853.
Accidental Death Of the Mate Of an american Vessel.
Mr. Richard McGroton second mate Of tbs brig Lucy
Watts, drowned yesterday afternoon the 4th, while
go'rg OIL in email boat from the shore the vessel.
heavy s9uan OF rain and wind struck the boat VIII ch
ur.es. coz pspiaps. two sailors. w.re saved 8
effects will be sent home ia ths brig Lucy Watts From
wtst can learr believe him t, 20 i've Of Port
Geos Scot nd His body has been cd ss yet
Evefythine is quiet. Hesyy rains prevailing here
mo furtnsr news,
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Tne Late Assault on Ms Hone ar Newport.

NEWPORT Sent 20. 1858.
Ths s-gunert Of Wa. Morsaa and Matthew Morgan,
Jr for sssant on Issc me took placs this morn
ing in oouSt Respondents plead ole contsnd and after
e,am,natioe OF Yr. Hone and Bsui R Winthrop, for
government respondents ordered to cogoizs 10 the
sum OF 81 each 10 at tho next term of Com
mon Pleas for this county next month II. B. Crsnston
.bec .me their surety.
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The Erie Canal Break, &c.

KocIEsrEH Sspt' ID, 1858,
Superintendent Warner Ia hard at work ut the break In
the canal At EooD, 200 men and 100 teams were en-
saSsd and COO men snt 20o were expec ed to bs
at wcri by everng Hopes enter tain-d of rsn
de:ips canal nsvsaoie by Sunday next Boats arc
accommodating In great IUubsrs Wheat has declinsd
hers to 81 % a 81 %.
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Nj iAinle Dlsasxxas.
INJURIES TO THE BARK JOHN WINTHROP AND
SCHOONER NORFOLK PACKET, ETO.


SCHOONER NORFOLK PACKET, ETC.
BosTos. Sept 20 1853.
Ths hs,k Johr Winthrop arrived this morniog from
cops'artinope reports Sep enbsr experienced Sc
ve'e hurricane from ses. to north, ~h,ch blew
away scme Sails ongst others hs close reefed msin-
tor sail, ard threw the bark her beam ends. The
Sh shifting to ncrth kD oeked her of before the ssa,
when fhe bnrk scudded before IL for three hours the
water blowing ell her. On the 18Th and 10Th sxpo
iienced heavy gales from the west On the 10 ii off
Caro- Cod vaa in contact with the brig MsriA carrying
away her bhoom and bowsprit. and damaging the John
Win shIep on her quarter
The brig Reoecca and FraucIs arrived 1t this port
Jacssonviiie Iepors speaking September 9th in lati.
tuds &C. longitude 20. Schooner Nsfolk Packet from
New York fer Savannah with loss Of both masts twelve
feet above the deck.
The clipper bark Wdddre, which rallied from Gibraltar
ten days before the Joha Winthrop, has not yet
issd.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Oneida County Indep~nocnt Democratic Com
voutlOn.

The Oneida County Independent Democratic Convep-
don has just concluded its delib baratiops. The Mate
law was 81 dor,ed and the following nominations made
For Senator Edward LoUmis; District Attorney rhos
G. Frost; Superintendent Of the Poor Ellis Es Justice
Of the Sessions, John Stanford.
They ali men of ta,ent and will poll the full
etyength Of this pa, ty.
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Convening oT the clenlcal Board !.

WASHINGTON Sept. 20 1868,
The Secretary Of War has issued n sl order
ing the Medical Bosrd for the examination of assistant
surgeons at New York, on the LIST December next.
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SAVANNAH Sept. 20, 1853
Ths steamship Florida, from New York, arrived here
early this morning.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 20, 1853
The 8. Mail steamship Marion Captain William
Foster from New York arrived here early this TUESDAY
cnGrnipQ)
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The Ohio River.
The Southern Steamers.


The river is rising nsy snd nearly foul
fest OF water In the channel.
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Marine AMalI ..
lntenigence r,om the rloansa,ns.


NEWS FROM THE ST. PAUL AND PUGET SOUND CORPS
OF BN0INESRs SEEKING RuUrE FOR THE GREAT
PACIFIC KAILKDAD.
From tn. surl,rg on Qows) Gazette Sept I41
b. the a-fss Of 'hs 81. angs NJ lsudog fs dss
srcs from he yellow Stone have rsoor,s OF recsat
ds,e fou, above In sn interview wind Comp E-q !,
ietu.r ed on the st Apge from the Topographic srg
corpe. sent the govsrnmept to mske orri
oioary exsmiuaron the northern route TO
the Pac.bc learn that the company numbe ing over
100 per, under the direction Of Mr. Lposs Chief En-
e,pter left ST. sua Asy 2Stn crossed ,he saok large
river with good tiber the mareirs- crossed Ltts
and Big Chippea the enpe, White Earth. Green Fork,
Iatts and hs sioux, snd arrived he Mi.sour rivsr
mouth # Yeo stoDe abou, the 10Th of Auyust. The
report char for rosd Nor h -sod good far
the Chippewa river most or III Of the remainder pl ain
whs tin Der Boffslo elk, dser antalape
varieues of ,msler esme and dsh very abundant Ss~
some small l. dian fields Of POTATOES ard
veee ,les that looked we pased -four Iodiau vissee
The hterticn vas to d,vlde tne company at yeiow
Stop to no under the sba,gr OF Gov Stevens and
the other under LeuteDsn. Grovar--to take different
TO the Pacific No sickness had occurred their
COMPANY,
ACCIDENT ON THE PATERSON RArLHoAp.-A sc
rious aeoirept occu,ved yesterday on the Rama 10
rrtereon Paosd The 5ls ock sferDoon tr .,n Ief,
Jeriey City. win thtte pssseu,er f,r Pa,srsoa
~bep Dipe st The 1h's cf 70 " miles per hour
the BuiiiDa Sprpe The esgibs snd tecder were
thrown off tbs track Tbs spsed 20 great that tbe
g,ne pId rot be nrnt daely snd ran
e'so OF mile. pjoughiog tbe earth Il went aoo
dsmpiisbipa rhe ttrk The cara came 'ogsthsr 1ith
copcusi tbe pbsipneers og ratlY Ala
bn- far eard learn persfB wsa ioia I'D ex
oapt Il 6remsp ~ the 0pe VINO vas thro do sn
embodiment spd snGe cd fracurs II both iegs. In
aso rtctsei tpf.rnsl injuries The "a senSses
oesd walk b. ct tc Jersey CITY dssance q,
n'ee m'lsa AtGP the night express t,siu II ibs
Esi Rail cad '-f. tbe De pot never hnpdred passen
gers board but stopped In tine tn prevent
Of the accident that had already delayed ths
Ps,erson tf in The Eis taia dea, cd for pevers
boura but fotupsrey the pyecsuors taken bv tho Ia
change of the trims prevented further serious
sequences fspp The fcclseai -seak AdHItiscr SET n
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EIRE-sTATUE OF wAsHINGTON FOR THE CRYSTAL
PALACE, ETC.
BALTIMORE Sept. 20 1853.
The Ne~ Orleans nsils Of last Wednesday recsived
TO night The missing mail Of the 8th, through
this moaHirg.
The Hen John Y. Ma,op's house at Richmond. Va .
Dc troy ed by re Monday laat, together with
sas,e smoupt Of valuable furniture, books. &c.
NJ Ho sdon has ccmpetad the second cast OF his
statue Of Washington for the Crystal Palace.
Manager MARSHALL is about leasing the Holiday Street
tlsatre this city.
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The Fishery Squadron Disbsnded.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 70,
Orders have been received here for the sloop of
Cysre to proceed to Washington the steamer Fulton to
Philadelphia ard the steame. Princeton To Norfolk.
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TELEu K APHIC.

BALrMoRs, Sept 20. 1858.
he Mobile Register oil tho 14th inst saYsarhsrs Ia
sbetons snt of the ickrese, but paeus Increasing
lJnber both in the inavmaries and privsts pracios
=. 49, .e,1s AS coan.4.s.s .leAs
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
NEW DANCING ACADEMY.

Mons. J. Cocheu has the honor to announce to
the citizens Of Washington and Georgetown, that
having been honored by Made Blake, by being Sc
lected as her successor teaching the art of dane
ing, he will commence his lessons in the Choro-
graphic art in the new room of Carusi's saloon, on
Wednesday the 7th of December.
Mons, c. is pupil Of the celebrated Mons.
Achille, and fatters himself tnat he is a credit 10
his famous instructor; and refers with pride to his
many pupils in the State Of Virginia, as proofs of
his success.
Mons. G. has pleasure in stating that, through
the kind interference of Madame Blake, he has
been appointed teacher Of dancing in the convent,
and in the school Of the Rev. VIM. ]. Clark,
Georgetown
Days OF TUITION: For Misses and Masters, on
Wednesdays from to S, p. NJ. and on Saturdays
tom II, A. NJ, TO 2 p. NJ. For Gentlemen, on
Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 TO TO- p. NJ.
Dec 4-2awlm lint. and Star.]
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

SCOTIAS BADDS, illustrated with more
~ than fifty elegant eDgravings, in the highest
style of the art splendidly bound.
Elegy, written in country churchyard and
other poems, by Thomas Gray; illustrated by
Gilbert,
The Law and the Testimony, by the author Of
the /" Wide, Wide World"
Sketches Of Eminent Methodist Ministers ; with
portraits and other illustrations, by Dr. McClintock.
Illustrated edition of the Wide, Wide World.
Homes Of American Authors, &C.
SUBSTANTIAL BOOKS FOR PRESENTS TO
MINISTER'S.
John Owens Works; 10 vols. Svo. $40 90.
POOLS Annotations upon the Bible 3 vols; i'm
perial, Svo. in half calf. Sl2 90.
SelfExplanatory Reference Bible; half cali.
"a So
Infdeli,y; its Aspect, Causes, and Agencies
half calf. 50 90.
Henry's Exposition Of the Old and New Testa-
ment; vols. elegantly bound in half calf SIC
kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, vols. So 90.
Charnock's Discourses, 2 vols, half calf. SIS 90.
With many other standard works
GRAY &c BALLANTYNE'S
Bookstore, 7th street, near
Dec Is Odd Fellows Hail.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
MONDAY. Dec. 10. 1853.

MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1853.
Waldo Hutchins, esq, of New York, and John
w. McKin, esq, of Washington City, were ad-
mitted attornies and counsellors ofthis court.
Nos. 234. J. G. Ragan Us. L. and G.. Tiernan
These writs Of error TO the circuit court Of the
United States for Mississippi. were dismissed
with costs.
No 90. G. Kanouse rs. ]. M. Martin. This
cause was submitted to the consideration of the
court on the record and printed arguments by Mr..
Carr for the plaintiff in and by the defendant
in error.
No 30. A. l.. Brooks, ct al, appellants Us. J.
Fiskc, ct al The argument Of this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. Keller for the appellants, and con-
tinued by Mr.. Whiting for the appcllees.
Adjourned until tomorrow II o'clock, A. M.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
Iatest Sntslliaente.
Late from Buenos Ayres and Bfonteyideo,-

Late from BuenOs Ayres and M0ntevide0.-
SALEM, Dec. ls.-The barque Argentine arrived
here yesterday, with advices from Bucnos Ayres
TO the nth, and Montevideo 10 the 22d ult.
II seems that DIR. Torris and General Paez have
both declined reappointment TO Offices which had
been rendered them.
The advices from Montevideo were satisfactory
and favorable. Political affairs were in more
settled state. The late president still remained
on board a French man-ofwar in port He had
issued a protest against the movement which
drove him from Office and power. He claims that
the proceedings were undignified and unbecoming
the people, and contrary TO all honorable stipula-
tions.
Business was in better condition and improy-
ing. Coffee firm.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Letters received here, by the arrival on Satur-
day at Salem from Buenos Ayres, report great
satisfaction throughout the provinces amongst the
federal party which is composed of majority.
who are decidedly opposed to the present govern.
ment Another revolution, it was thought, would
take place in few months The British party
nevertheless, congratulate the community on the
change from provisional to permanent govern
ment.
The revolution at Montevdeo had taken place
without bloodshed. The new government is com
posed Of Generals Flores, Pasheso Forneto, and
Rivera. It was supposed that Flores would be
nominated for the presidency.
The mail steamer Prince, bound for Montevideo
was believed to have been lost.
All kinds of provisions were scarce and COM
manding high prices.
At Montevideo were the U. s. ship Relief for
Rio, and Jamestown for Buenos Ayres.
Badda and Wassao, noted assassins, had been
publicly shot.
The ship Abby Pratt, from Calcutta for Boston,
is ashore of Nantucket Shoals.
street Preaching in New York.-NEw
YORK, December 16.-No disturbance occurred here
to-day, and the street preaching was allowed TO
proceed without interruption. II is estimated that
twenty thousand people were in attendance who
were addressed by three or four preachers. Three
regiments Of troops have been under arms all
day.
Loss Of the Brig Palo AltO.--CHARIEsroN,
Deceai5sr 19--The brig Palo Alto, of Charleston,
bound from Matanzas for Boston, with molasses,
was sunk on the 4th instant between Cape Florida
and Gun Key, by the French barque Neustine.
The brig was insured in the Charleston Insurance
and Trust Company for five thousand dollars.
Heavy Storms I'm Louisiana and Mississip-
pi.-MoBILE, Dec ia steamer, just arrived at
been heavy storm sweeping over both Louisiana
and Mississippi, doing vast amount Of damage
Murder Of Wife.--SYRAcUsE, Dec. IA
shoemaker named Carson formerly Of Brooklyn,
had quarrel with bis wife this morning through
jealousy, and stabbed her TO the heart, killing her
instantly. He then gave himself up to the authori-
ties
Fatal Shooting Case.-CINcINNATI Dec. 16--
R. III. Collins, editor Of the Mansfield Eagle, shot
Luther Dobyns in the forehead, at Maysville
Kentucky, to-day The wound, il is supposed
will prove fatal.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
THE WEEKLY MIRROR

Published erery Saturday evening IN Neic York ctr
TT is the design Of the proprietor to make
u The New York Weekly Mirror one of the best
Family Newspapers in the country, devoted to
Politics, Literature, Science, and the Arts, and
free from the scandal and immortality which form
the great staple and interest Of large class Of
weekly newspapers. The New York Weekly
Mirror is addressed to readers OF refined taste,
and the publisher looks exclusively to this class
Of the community for liberal support In politics.
the Mirror is independent, progressive, without
being radical, and earnestly devoted to the Union
Of the States.
TERMs.-Mail subscribers, one dollar wear, in
advance. Subscriptions will be received, and the
paper sent, for three months, on the receipt Of
twenty five cents
Clubs will be supplied on the following terms
For six copies one year, ar,................. SIS 90
For ten copies one year.. 90
For fifteen copies one year,. 10 90
Four copies viii be sent to one address, three
months, for ST..
All postmastcrs are authorized 10 act as agents
for the Mirror, and the money may be sent at the
risk Of the publisher.
to call attention TO the above prospectus The
Weekly Mirror is one Of the largest dollar news
papers published in the country; and great pains
is taken 10 make il an entertaining and valuable
sheet. OF the character Of its contents we leave
our readers and contemporaries to speak. We
nave NOT tue VANITY 70 proclaim bnat we make
the best newspaper in the world" and we never
solicit "pufsn from any quarter. The above
prospectus briefly sets forth the general aim of the
Mirror; and it remains for our readers TO decide
at the end of the year, how nearly we come to
the ful6lment of the promises made at the begin.
ming.
Such Of our exchanges as feel disposed to
wish the Mirror happy New Year. will be CRATE
fully remembered in return; and any Of them who
viii give our prospectus for 1854" one insertion,
and send marked paper TO this Office, we will
promptly reciprocate the favor in kind, in the
columns of the Weekly Mirror. We do not be-
lieve in receiving qnid without standing ready
TO give the qRo
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
Dec. IL, 1853.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20


Remember tho Industrious Poor. The
Festival for the Encouragement of Industry among the
Female Poor by the Ladies' of the Union Benevolent and
Employment Society viii be opened Monday the 10th
instant, at Odd Fellows Hail. and continue week,
where the ladies would be pleased to welcome
public to partake Of the good things prepared for their
Of beneyolence.
Besides the qualification OF the palate there will be nlso
those Of the and Of tho hoar The work Of the
Ing hands Of the poor and at prices which will meet the
wishes Of the most fastidious
Many beautiful and tasty articles have been prepared
and presented under the banner Of benevolence.
The ladies have enlisted many kind hands and hearts In
the cause and will anticipate the good wishes and action
Of generous public.
The managers viii be happy to receive any donations
either In money work, groceries, confectionery or dry
goods, may be convenient.
Al the public interested In the success Of this 90
ciey, whose efforts have been all for the benefit Of the
every able to attend =
The Hall VIII be open for the reception Of visitors in tho
day well as at night when band Of music will be in
attendance
BY order Of the managers,
L. B. MILLS, pirectress
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
Gelsgrapbif
By the House Line, expressly for the sentinel.
Marine Intelligence.

BosToS, Dec. l9.-The ship Abbv pra,t from
Calcutta for Boston, with a valuable cargo. went
ashore on Friday on the south side of Nantucket
shoals. Capt. Bease and crew had arrived safe at
Nantucket, and steamers had been dispatched 10
the relief of the ship which had four feet water in
her hold. The ship and cargo were insured in
CHARLESTON Dec. l9.-The brig Neptune, from
Malaga for Baltimore, has arrived leaiy, and with
loss Of sails
Fears are entertained for the safety Of the reye-
nue. cutter Jackson, from Savannah for Norfolk.
She sailed on the Goth ullimo and had on board
Capt Day, Lieut. Forrest, and six hands
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20

CARRIAGES! Carriages.--The Subscri-
~ Der has on hand an extensive assortment Of
coaches, rockaways, barouches, and buggies OF
the newest and most splendid Styles which, for
workmanship and price he de6es competition.
Persons requiring any articles in his line may
with confidence make purchases at his establish
ment, as he warrants every article Of his manuiac
ture
On hand, several secondhand carriages, which
will be sold at very low prices.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Al street.
Dec 17--3md (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
DoULTRY.--Tothe the Poultry Dealers, plan

liz ters, and fanciers at the south. The subscr-
Der is now prepared TO fill orders TO any extent for
any known variety of choice imported and do
mestc Fowls, Geese, Ducks, Turkeys, Swans,
and Pea and Guinea Fowls, and will sell stock by
the pair, trio, or lot, at very reasonable prices
Those who buy to sell again. supplied on favora-
BILE terms. will warrant all Birds sold by me 10
be equal in all respects 10 any in the country
Stock can be safely sent TO any part Of the United
States.
No charge made for cages. j. w. PLATT,
Dec 20-10td Rhinebeck New York
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
Dec IS
WATCHEs,wATCHEs.-J.Y.savage, \.

w No, s2 Fulton street, New York, has an ex-
tenslve assortment Of fine Watches, consisting of
1. r. Coopcr's Duplex, M. ]. Tobias & Cos, r.
" q. Beesley's, Joseph johnson, rs Church street,
Liverpool, &c, &c, varying in price from SIS or
SlOO. Gold Lepines, four holes jeweled, S25 !;
Detached Levers, thirteen jewels, $50; superior
full Jeweled English Gold Levers from $50 TO $50.
The whole of the above watches are carefully Sc
lected by myself and being put up under my own
inspection, ! can warrant perfect time-ksepers.
Gold Pens, Of my own make, of superior work
manship, warranted to retain their points, for So
So and 81. Pens without cases, IS cents, 81 So
So and SO. Sent TO all parts of the country free OF
postage. Old pens re-pointed and made equal to
new for so cents Dec l7--tf
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
II o. HOOD, Manufacturer and Dealer

III % HUOD, MaHufactWrer ana Dealer
LIZ in fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &c
He would most respectfully inform the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity that he has just opened
very select and good assortment OF Diamond
Ruby, Pearl, Turquois, Garnet, and other set and
plain Gold Pins Finger-rngs, EARRINGS, Gold
Guards, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Pens, Pencils,
Seals, Lockets, Spectaclos, &c, &c all of which
he will sell at prices far below those of any other
dealer in the city or vicinity, and as low as goods
Of the same quality can be bought for, either in
New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. Every
article will be warranted at time Of sale SO that
all can buy equally safe and cheap. Sign Of the
large eagle, between Al and 9th streets, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, north side.
n B.-An kinds Of fine Watches carefully re-
paired with dispatch and in workmanlike man.
ner, by w, w. HOLLINGSWORTH
Dec. 20-3t
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20

OPLENDID Lot Of New Fancy Goods for
~ Presents. Ten large cases Of Paris and Lon
don magnificent fancy articles, the richest and
newest in the country, just imported by steamer
Asia, will be opened and ready for sale on Tues
day morning. Never was offered before in Wash
ngton by ourselves larger or richer collection of
Fancy Goods than we do now. All selected with
the greatest care and taste, and imported from the
manufacturers, and will be sold at the very lowest
mark.
T. BASTIANELI,I a. CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Unoer Browns Hotel.
Dec ooA-3t (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
Hol HOll FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

HOi HOll FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NEW and beautiful Goods for Christmas
IN and New Year presents, The subscriber begs
TO inform his friends and the public that he hs-
In store the largest and most comn,ete as.or,men,
Of Fancy Goods, Perfsmery, Music, Musical In.
struments, Fancy and Staple Stationery, Papier
Mache goods, Bronze figures, Statues, &c ever
offered in this city to which he invites their par
ticular attention, being determined to sell at exs
ceedngly low rates during the holydays
JOHN F. ELLIS,
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dec is-s, lUnionl (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
Politics inVermont.

BURLINGTON, VI, Dec. 19.-The freesoil demo-
Gratis are greatly incensed AT the old line demo-
Gratis, and have held meetings in various counties
denonnclng all those who voted for Robinson, for
governor, and Kidder, for lieutenant governor.
They have also established new paper al Mont
pelier, called the LiJeysy Standard
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
The Bank Excitement.

baltimore, De-. I9-The excitement in relation
10 the Savings Bank Of Baltimore seems not TO
abate in the least, the throng Of depostors press
ing their way to the counter of the bank this
morning being larger than that Of Saturday They
are all paid promptly and after they get their
money confidence is restored, and they want 10
put il back again. The amount Of deposits is
about s3,oo0,oO0, and the number Of depositors
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
DREsENTs FOR THE HoLYDAYs---

DRESENTS FOR THE HOLYDAYS.--
u M. W. GAIT & BRoTHER invite attention to
their unusually large stock Of
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES,
consisting of Ladies' and Gentlemens hunting
and open-face London, Liverpool, and Geneva
Duplex, Lever, and Lepine Watches, in plain, en-
graved, enamelled, and jewelled cases
RICH JEWELRY
Diamond, ruby, and pearl Brooches
Earrings and Bracelets.
Diamond and pearl Finger Rings and Crosses
Gold Chains, Lockets Seals. Keys, Breastpins,
Pencils.
Gold Thimbles, Cuff Pins, Wedding Rings &c.
PURE SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Cups.
Napkin Rings, Table, Dessert, and Teaspoons,
and Forks.
Silver Dessert Knives, Soup, Cream, and Gravy
Ladies.
Sugar, Salt Mustard, and Egg Spoons.
Pie, Cake, Fish, and Butter Knives.
Sugar Sfers, Ice and Salad longs
Preserve and Jelly Spoons, Pickle Forks, &c.
FANCY ARTICLES AND PLATED WARE.
Fine Fans, silver Gard Cases and Port anomalies
Plated Tea Sets, Walters, Cake and Card
Baskets.
Castors, Urns, Kettles, Flower Stands.
Liquor Frames, &c.
M. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Penn. av. between 9th and 10th streets
Dec 17--3t (n)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-20
The Weather. sc.

BUFFALO, Dec. 19.-There are eight inches OF
snow on the ground and the thermometer is only
sixteen degrees above zero. The weather is clear
and cold.
The propeller Granite State went ashore on
Saturday night, near Cleveland with cargo Of
salt and merchandise