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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
Camphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL MORSEII

Successors TO o. w HITTLEsEy
{ street, betreen 9th and 7h streets, T5das B,dHino
DEG leave to return their taanks 10 their np,,a
~ rous friends and the former customers of MIR a.
Whttlesey, for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
tne opportunity TO acquant the citizens of Washing
ton and It's vicinity that they have perfacred their
arrangements with some of the largest manufacto-
mes, as 10 ensure con>tan supply OF the very best
articles IN their line, which N be sold AT the low
est market prices
IT, NJ: having thorough practical knowledge
OF the trade, feel assured OF being able give salts
1acuon to all who favor them with their patronage.
PAINTERS, Contractors and Builders will find great
y to their interest to cali before purcha
sing elsewhere, as we keep on hand the largest aud
best assorted stock in the city OF P.iIS7I, OILS
WINDOW GL.3SS, BRUSHES, L.1NPS, &C.
Just received, and now afoat, $4,000 pounds OF
Lewis 4 Wetherell's PURE LEAD, which we
ofer at further reduced prices. sep 9-u
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NOTICE

THE Undersigned Will attend 10 the measuring and
1 valuing of Rricklayers' and Masons' Work
From his experience brickiGycr and measlIrrr
he feels confident that he Will give satisfaction 20 all
who employ him.
Communications LEFT at the residence of ]. A. Ben
der on l. street north, of 9TH street or at the.
Exchange office of Mr. Raymond corner oil 9TH street
and PeHnsy lyana avenue will daily be- attended to-
JACOB A. BENDER, Bricklaycr.
Estimates for Brick and Stone Work correctly cal
culatrd from Drawings and specifications E,cava-
tons measured. J. A. h.
an Q--pnDw
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President's Mounted Guard.

~ The members of the Troop Will meet al
a,n the irnory. tliis evening, Tor drill. al : !,
TSl o'clock.
Also. on "Wednesday Evening al the az
nrdfy, for drill al the same hour
Also, an Thursday Afternoon, a; ; O'Clock, at
Need"ns Stables, for drill un horseback with ID
bres IN complete order.
Also, on Friday Evening at the anuory. for dnll al
~ O'Clock.
As II Is of great importance have ali present At
those meetings II is hoped that this notice Will BE-
sufficient.
All the members intending 20 participate IN lhe
pafade on MONDAY next, the l2rh instant, ''mu.i
report to the Captain ON Thursday afternoon the
Parade Ground,'' 80 az the arrangements can rs
completed.
60 This order is peremptory
JOS. PECk, Captain
G. ". McLANE, Secretary.
sep 6-3t
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At PRITATE SALE

hlLL offer at private sale. my LEASE ,,,
bar room Gas Fixtures, and other su,cl,I =, W
which will be- shown To any one vi. hinr :, : DIT I"
chase Locality on Penn, ,lvania avcpn. .. rm
eide, near 9th street runs back To d s,r.e,. W.
tans u rooms, IN good order. Time of ls,., VI ~
months. The House is ia good rcputc and sm,. :
good business front just painted. 4 ouan,,, :.
good LIQUOR can be- had at cost prIce b., W
ther particulars see the subscriber 'ut
All persons indebted TO me will please eau I'm an,
pay and save further trouble. I D.IRIs sno
ep6-T
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To PRINrERs.-A super-royal Smith
Press, in excellent order, can be purchased
low at the Star Office.

A ROUTE ON THE STAR FOR SALE.-A
Route on the Star, having seven hundred
and seyenty-five subscribers, will be sold
low. An active, industrious man can
soon increase it to LOCO. Apply earlyat
the Star office.
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~ e" FALL GOODS.

NOV Is THE TIME.
~ pieces Prusian Cloth, all shades Is pieces plain
all wool; Mousseains; Silk Popllns; Black AIpa-
cas-; Black BombaZinrs; Black Silks, all widths ;
Black Nett Mitts; Black aud COlOred Kid Gloves
Shawls; Calicoes; Ginghams; Irish Linens; also,
well assorted stock Of Bleached and Brown Do
mestcs. VIM. r. RILEY
aug 29-lm cor 9Th st., Opp'e Centre Market
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

/ hhS. h j. HUNTER, menbers OF the Ro!a
- College of Surgeons, late Of lelingron, London
nave taken up their residence in Washington, i"i
the treatment OF
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the TuRo.T. BRnNcHITI.
Asthma, CoSsusPTIoS, and diseases cf the He ART
TO which branch of their profession they have i"i
many years given their exclusive attention. The 7"
cuiiarty OF the treatment employed by Drs. H.. IL
lhdt Inc rtnedles employed are administered by u
HALATTON IN the fonn OF vapor
III streets. sen6-u
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09

So Joe ShillingtOM receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast , published. He
Is agent for fiarpcr's aud all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good ;is-
s0rtmen OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn
syfhnla avenue. aug 10
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WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER g.

UThc large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t The most desirable advertising me-
dun III the District. Ii has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than oil the other Wash
ington dGilies combined.
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Binding Lots for Sale.

L>OR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
LOTS for sale in various parts of the CITY,
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given Al
30, will effec, Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies inquire of
MYERLE & WEBB
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet. AZ and 9th sfs
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MOUNT PLEASANT gorFr'

CdpuoI ffta, " dShlngfoa.
E>oR RENT.-The above HOTEL i. offer.d e.
either with or without the Funtur. and n,, I'M
Fixtures. Ii Is one of the most desirabI, o'n-
m the city, and an excellent location for h.Ds
r res ,,s may he mad at any time between M,
respectabllity DESTROYS of ket ping hotel as
portunty L. offered. Applications 10 be made ~
- a! JOHN FOY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09

GA FOR RENT-A very de.irab. nvrr
III LING HOUSE, just completed with an a.
modern improvements and cnnyencncr,-larp. o.,
den, carriage house and stable. IL has co,n.s,a,
with II bath house, with warm and cold wr,,r
Whleh Is ais" conveyed throughout the house, VII,
Cooking Range and pump IN kitch,p. si,,. "nn
heaitily, and commanding of the most .,lrn,,ys
views III the District. Apply to
l. ID. READ, Water street,
aug |'-e"u Georgetown
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n SMALL. FARM FOR SALE.-The land -,
L n watered' part Is IA wood, aid pau IN gra,s 4,
Is admirably situated Tor a very earl, garden =. m
as Tor dairy. The distance from the sslI;h end -
ue Long Bridge IL about TWO nIlet. The tenn :,
sale Will be very accommodating. For furrb,r no,
ucuars arT!r 10 &. Z. hIITE sHoUsE Bank al ~
merce, Georgetown, ar o. r. RIT1KxHnr,, tn
ury Department, Washington. sen - 9svl,.
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n A r RIEn

On the eth instant nv the Rev. G. w samson
Mr. GEORGE NJ. KENDALL TO Mrs. BETSEY
BRIGHT, both of this city.
On the eth instant, by the Rev. Mr. Ashwand. Mr.
MARoELLUS GALLAHER, of this city, to Miss
VIRGINIA BROOKS. of Georgetown.
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Fifth Ward Special Election

lS AT the earnest ST. icitation of NUMEROUS
FRIENDS" JOHN j. MCLLOf, Esq, has consented
to become candidate for the Board of Alderman TO
fill a vacancy accustomed by tie resignation of B. b.
FRENCH, Esq. sep9-.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,

September 6, 1853.
The Treasurer of the United States has this day
received from The Rev. John F. Hickey thousand
dollars, as restoration to the Treasury of the United
States, by some person whose name is not given.
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SCHOOL. ROCKS

lust received a large lot of SCHOOL BOOKS
- comprising every Kind used i'll the DISTINCT foI
sale al the lowest prices.
Teachers and Schools supplied.
GRAY X BALLANTYNE
sep g Seventh s,re,t
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The Registration Of Births, Marriages and
Deaths

The attention of clergymen and SEX
tons is called to the act of the city au-
thorities, published in to-day's Star, pro-
viding for the registration of births, mar
riagcs and deaths within the limits of the
corporation. 1t will be seen that the law
is full and explicit, and that the penalty
Of its violation is a fine recoverable by
law. Thus far, no one has been punish
ed for noncompliance with its requisi-
tons, on account of its being new law,
and not, perhaps, generally known; by
this time, however, every one interested
has had an opportunity to become ac-
quainted with it, and we are assured by
the Board of Health that that portion of
it relating to fines will hereafter be strict
ly carried out.
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ShoP FOX SALE, on b Stree, nc1r :hr 7re,,,,
~ bargain may be had If early application, he ~
at the Furniture Store Of n. VI. McGRrcop a., ~
street, opposite the Exchange Bank The ,ho, '' I-
suitable for cabinet-making the carprn,pring I'M,
mess. s.n , g., ""
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nI e ID.

On the 9Th instant. WALLACE HARDWOOD i'm
the 43d year Of his age.
% HIS funeral will take place from his late resi-
deIce IN Prince Georges County, at 10 O'Clock TO
morrow, Saturday,
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Banks Of the District.

The following are the only Banks in the District
having offices of REDEEM ption here and conducted by
responsible stockholders:
Corporation of Georgetown. p. c. dis
Bank OF Commerce and Farmers
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown. .........par.
Bank of Washington. .......................pa
Exchange Bank, Selden, Withers & Co.. y D. C. dis
Farmers Merchants Bank, Statham
SmithSon & ............% D. c. dis
iduiplit Ddbh par.
SEf- above lit 10 he corrected from time to time
North and South Carolina money bought at !,
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York
at y per cent.
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AIANTED-A BOY, one who understands
w frddlng Napier Press. Apply al tins Office
"ANTED.-AB BOY, L. or l. yrar. old. nr
w house work. Color no objection. Apply a,
Mr. Crutchet's residence, corner OF 10 and 6ili i.
'i'u inquire Z" MI. n srp 81
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ROBERT HaRpER.

ihEcIlf opposite Exchange Block. Acrat
~ ah,ina, Va, Will commence from this day TO sri
his stock Of DRY GOODS, at prime coat, for cI's
as ne intends 10 make an entire chasge III busue"
nose wanting great bargains can have them 10 hrh
"heans content "What say unto one, So
unto all. COME" ssp DIV
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oFF FOR CAPE ToWN.-For the benefit
of those who have not yet received office
We give the following from an exchange ::
"Ihe American Consul at Cape Town is
said to realize about $4,000 per an
num-"
Don't all ask for it at once.
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FOR SALE AND RPNT

E>OR RENT.-A suite of three ro.,,,- :
L ond floor, uniurnishcd or with chamber G' sec
ture, having attached complete La;hinr r iurnL
parlor on iirst floor, if desired NAV hr b,s with
without board, in private house which !, ' "lul ~
finished in the modern style, and in a ,,n., ~ and
aud desirable location, and Will be fou,d x slhit
respect acceptable Refer TO this Office r., ven
"'e''- ---------- sepsLeoa,
EOR IL X 1.-Two P.9RIORS
Il CHAMBERS, in new Brick House 70 Wo
tenant. Rent moderate; Enquire at the CONF, q
lith and streets, only five minutes wall f,.
- sep6-N.
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Don't all ask for it at once.

1.-THE Portsmouth VA Globe, whose
editor complains of lack of editorial
courtesy on the part of others, should not
neglect to credit the Star with the n,,me-
rous extracts he makes from its columns
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M ANTED.-A YOUNG MAN who has .ou.
w knowledge "f the ApoIhecary aud Drug Lu,l
ness None need apply unless SATISFIED To give IN.
ehtlre attention 10 business. References required
Address +" Druggist" Washington civ posi- ofirr
VIII name AID references. sep q-eo1;.
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" STED-A young L.TDY, 10 attend IN
w Fancy Store. Address letter ~ and Ira,.
II al thus office, with name and residence.
sepS st
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1.-THE Nlillerites have fixed upon May
~, 1854, as the date of the destruction
of the world. They say there will be no
mistake about it this time.
Nous rerons, as Father Richie would
say.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09

In Its personal matters the New York
True Democrat says: THE venerable
WIS hoyail' well known for her viva
oious writing and talking, is in Washing
ton"
one has not been anywhere else for the
last twenty years.
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M ANTED-Thrce unfinished OOES
w with board. IN private family, for a grntr
man and his wife Please address "a D G. d; In.
ONCE p5-6i'
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A OWNER WANTED.-On Tursda,
u morning last, SoHel M.7RE, having no hoe.
on, with saddle and bride was left al the bou.r nj
the subscriber, Capitol Hill, corner OF New Ter
sey avenue and A street. The owner L. Requested
10 call for the Mare, prove property, paw charge,
and take her away. J DrStTIFs
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-11-18
NO SABBATH,

In a "Prze Essay on the Sabbath," writ.
ten by journeyman printer OF Scotland
which for singular power of language and
beauty of expression has never been surpass-
ed-lhere occurs the following passage.
Read it, and then reflect for while what .
dreary and desolate page would this life pre-
sent if the Sabbath was blotted out from our
calculations:
"Iorkfellow! think how the abstraction Of
the Sabbath would hopeessly enslaTe the
working classes, with whom we are identified.
Think OF labor thus going on in one mouot-
onous and continuous and eternal cycle
limbs forever on the track, the fingers forever
plying, the eye-balls forever strsining, the
brow forever sweating, the feet forever plod-
ding, the brain forever thrubbing, tile shoul.
ders forever dropping the loins forever aching,
and the restless mind forever scheming.
"Think the beauty itwould efface, of
the merry hearteGness it would extingsish,
OF the giant strength it would tame; of the
resources of nature that it wculd exhaust, of
the aspirations it would crush; Of the sick
ness it would breed; of the projects it would
wreck; Of the groans thGt it would extort; Of
the lives that it would immoleat; and of the
cheerless graves that it would psrmaturely
dig! See them toiling and meiling, sweating
and iretting, grinding and hewing, weaving
and spinning, strcwing and gathering, mow-
ing and reaping, razing and building, digging
and planting, unloading and storing, striving
and strugglng-in the garden and in the field,
in the grainery and in the barn, in the fac
tory and in the mill, in the warehouse and in
the shop, on the mountain and in the ditch,
on the roadside and in the wood, in the city
and in the country, on the sea and on the
shore, on the earth, in days of brightness and
days of gloom. What n sad picture would
the world present If we had no sabbath.'
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From the New York Tribune.
GREELEY'S ADDRESS.
[coxcLUDEp.l

Letme next illustrate the importance and
advantage of the careful analysis OF Soils
A friend bought, one year ago, asmall iarm
which had previously been under decent or
ordinary cultivation, but which, it appears,
had been for many years mainly fertilized
with Gypsum or Plaster OF par's--an excel
lent thing its place, and which had doubtless
done the land good service. But the new
farmers brother is a thorough chemist, devo'
ting much attention 10 Agriculture; and he
was invited 10 analyxe the soil Of this farm
with a view 70 its prospective and scoaomi
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NOyEM Der.
ny THOMAS Hosp.

ny THOMAS HOOD
No sun, no moon,
No morn. no noon,
M dawn, no dusk, no proper time OF day.
No sky, no earthly view,
No distance looking blue,
No ,o,d no street, no .rother side the way a
No end TO any Row, ..... ......
No indie atoms where the Crescems co.
f & No top to any steePie,
,sr ,eeounhion of familiar people, L --s
No cour,esies of showing 'em,
No knowing 'em;
No trsycii,~s Al all. no iocomo'ion'
No inkling of the way. no noiion'
"a ,s.Nogo'--by land or ocean rTEW
No mail, no post tH
No news from any foreign coast;
No Park, no aing, no afternoon gen'ili'y,
No company, no nobility; ......-..
NO warmth no cleerfulness, no heaithfui esse'
No comfortable feeling in any member
o. No shade. no shine, no butterflies, no bees
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no bird'
rf. ..l N0--vEaBER!
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CHLoRoroEMIzG BEEs.--A statement has
recently been very extensively circulated
that chloroform had been found by Mr..
Smith, of Edinburg, to be most admirable
means of putting bees to sleep for short
time, during which a, much honey could
be removed as was desired. A writer in the
Boston Cultivator has tried choroform aecor-
ding to Mr.. Smiths plan, and found not only
that the bees were soon put to sleep, but they
have I,ea souad,y sleeping eper since.
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POETRY.
H' Original.
TO MY ABSENT SISTERS.

.tEs..r.. BY LILY MAY. .....
At the pensive hour Of twilight, ,H. W
When the shades of night ure near,
Faithful mem'ry brings before me aH .H,-.
Scenes that once my heart did cheer; ar..
And they seem to gather round me, .
Sisters, brothers, as OF yore; .. .
Ere the hour of parting severed
Some, to meet on earth no more.
Then each well remembered feauture
Wreatbed in smiles, l seem to see; '
And list to hear their voices
Speaking kindly unto ME; asrr.tt'..
But the shades of darkness gather,
As the twilight fades away;
And that pleasant vision cndeth,
With the last decline OF day.
In tho silent midnight watches,
When the world is lost in sleep; ...'
Kindred spirits round my pillow
Oft their nightly visils keep
And they seem TO whisper to me
In my dreams Of pure delight,
That the hopes fondly cherish
Shall survive the darkest night.
But the light OF morning cometh,
Shining through my window pane;
And the call Of duty, wakes me
From my happy dream again;
But cannot greet you, Sisters, '
Ye are scattered, far and wide,
All save she, our youngest darling,
Who now nestles by my side.
We still live and cling together,
Though know not what may be-
Yet pray that fnto may never
Turn her footsteps far from me;
For Our mothers heart is weary,
And twill be our Lotto to cheer
Her lone pathway, when she broodetil
Der the absent ones, so dear.
Oft see her pale lips quiyer.
And her brow contract with pam;
As the thoughts that will not slumber'
Go carcering through her brain;
Yet no tear bedews her eyelids'
And no sigh escapes her breas'
Though such deep and hidden feeling
Oft dis,urbs her nightly rest.
When the storms of life beneo'ti us,
Turn we TO our parents kind
For the solaces we co ct, s..
Through their sympathios we lind;
They have tenderly watched DER u.s.
Been our trusting guides through youth,
Pointing to the goal before us,
Through the paths of love and truth
Thus our Heavenly parent Watches
Der our footsteps here below; ,.r..- DBL,
And if virtues paths we traverse,
. Nameless blessings he'll bcstow;
let rs strive to shun temptation,
And the right to us is given,'g
To be firmly reunited .. ....... ....,...
As happy band in heaven.
November 1853.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10 tne
contrary are as wishing continue their sub
scripton. .Htr..'e. .s ,,.,. -,
ais the publishers may continue 10 send them un'
iii ali arrearages are paid. I.,...,.s
icss fran the Offices which they are direoied, uey
are held responsible till they have settled tile DILL ana
ordered them discontinued. -, =.
a IL subserbers remove to other places without IN.
forming the publishers and the periodicals are sent 10
IN, former direction, they are held responsible.
& Tbe courts have decided that refusing to take per
iodcals from the office, removing and leaving them
uncslled for is prima iace evidence OF h'eh'oh"
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THE BELMONT CHRONICLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
BY n. II. COwEN. ...... .

OFFICE ON NORTH SIDE UF WAIN Of
A few doors west of Marietta street
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. I
,..,, .,,,,,n ,,,ss mou,bs ...... $3.50
:, n, psiiJS piS W. ws ,h,ttiwe 900
Fspsrs discontinued only the option Of the editor,
while arrearagcs are due.
TERMS oPADvHRTIsINo.
Each square, III lines or iess) three week, slDo
vse.y .aya,,iss,nss s,s one column. $1,000
Half column, 4 1ESS
Quarter column, 's''
Professional cards 81 per annum. .,,,
PA letters addressed to tho editor must be paid to
insure attention.Iu ...
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"a 5al- .,.,aa ~ .. Is o .aIl
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-02-24
SILV FER WARE. Fine Gold &SiIVer Watches, JewelTy
 Fancy Goods. Sc.
At the Old Stand No. 2 2Exehange place.
 .a.l l-T BRIDGEPORT. CT.

 At the Old Stand No. Exchange place.
 2i n BRIDGEPORT. CT. HNHE firm of Blackman &f Sanford so long IL known at the above place having dis solved, the business is now conducted by the subscriber who will be happy to see all who visit the civ either for business or pleasure It IS my ntion to keep larger assortment than has ever been offered in this place, which will at all times beGreely shown either to the uurchaser or the curious. -als.-ss My Stock Of Jewelry is very large and em bracing every style in fashion.bOth fine Col, and plated.
 Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Watches o every description, quality and price. from S2O to $2O0, and Silver Lever, Lepine, and Verge Watches of every quality that can be warranted to keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons Knives, Ladies, Cups. Sugar tongs, &c.,, a large assortment always on hand. warranted as pure as coin, and of the most fashionable style, silver work of all kinds madeto order, ,Jeweiry and Spectacles made and repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals, Plates. Spoons Sc, engraved in a superior style.
 Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfect manner, and warranted in all cases to perform well, Watches sent by Express or otherwise for repairs will receive immediate attention.
 GEO. S. SANFORD.
 No Exchange Place