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n rv Was created by strike Of the crew on board
steamer at Philadelphia, yesterday morning. A new
crew was engaged, but the old hands refused to
let them 70 on board. The police settled the diff
'crfty.
An exciting debate on the subject Of temperance
took place in the Board of Aldermen last evening,
for a graphic sketch of which, together with the
regular proceedings of the Board, tho reader is ne
ferred to another column. The Assistant Aldermen
concurred in a number of resolutions passed by the
other Board, among which was enc giving perrnis-
sion to the Clinton Monument Association to exhibit
its bronze statue of De Witt Clinton, in front Of the
City Hall, for public Inspection, prior to its being
removed to the Greenwood Cemetery. The Board,
after the adoption of various papers, adjourned until
Friday evening, at O'Clock.
The delegates of the American Medical Associa-
ton were in session yesterday from nine o'clock IN
the morning until four il the afternoon, with the ex
ception Of recess for an hour. large number of
gentlemen had arrived from every section of this
continent. Most interesting paper. were received
from the different standing committees. Prizes of
one hundred dollars each, were awarded to Dr. Bur-
nett, of Boston, and DR.. Attley Philadelphia, for
their different treatises The improvement of medi-
cal education, the attaching of surgeons to the emf
grant vessels leaving ports contribution to the
Washington Monument and various other matters,
discussed and acted upon. We furnish our read
ers with very extended report.
To-day's inside pages contain important Decisions
in the United States District Court Account of the
Sport on the Union Course last Tuesday Proceed
ings of the Farmers Club, and Board of Education
Melancholy Suicide in Columbia county; Financial,
Commercial, Theatrical and Miscellaneous Intelli-
gence, &c.
Three days later advices from Europe are now
fully due by the steamship Asia. One weeks later
news from California is also expected by the steamer
Ell Dorado from Aspinwall
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Ass0ciatf for the Exhibition or the Industry
OF all Nations.

OFFICE. No 80 BROADWAY, New York.
In Of their that excel
ence In the several departments of the exhibition will be
awarded under the direction of capable and eminent
the Board Of Directors invite artists and psrsons
Of taste to offer designs for prxo medal not than
three inches in diameter that shall be suitable the above
purpose and illustrative of the objects Of tho exhibition
Tie offerings should be the subscriber sealed
and spperscribed 90 Design for Medal.n
They will he opened the third day Of June. by .
mittee, upon whose award the Of two hundred dollars
will be paid to the author Of the design selected.
WIN. WUETTEN, Secretary
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THE NEW YORK BOOK AND JOE PRINTERS.
The book and job printers, who have been, during
this week. the strike for advanced scale Of prices
met yesterday afternoon At P. NJ, In room No. Of
Iammsny Hail. to hear the report Of the Executive Com.
ittes as to what steps had been taken with their
ployers in the present movement.
The Secretary stated that Mr. Trow OF Ann street. has
promised to give the wofkmen that he ploys ad-
vancsd scale Of wages and to pay those that worked
his Dire Glory 35 cents PER 900 day and night work.
This am ouncement was received with much cheering
Mr. Jenkins another employer cent word that would
pay the scale Of the Cooperative Union provided he was
allowed one week to finch existing contracts Objections
raised to any provso being allowed and was de-
teTmined not to permit such negotiation In couss-
effect. who returned with Mr.. Jenkns acquesoence Il.
the determination of the meeting.
In the interim 1.-THE President stated that the firm Of
Harpers had the full scale prices for The
next three months and after that the other Offices did
consent to the advance, to come down TO the old
SCALE He babe them be Of good cheer there plenty
of work in the State at Troy and Albany 80 that there
HERALD Of that day that the printers on the
had struck in Boston, and would soon be followed by the
book and job printers.
The meeting appeared unanimously determined to per-
sst in their demands and denounced the cowardoe OF
those printers who had Grated" The Post job Office
likewise under for refusing to accede ia
the terms of thanks having been passed to the
the meeting Adjourned.
THE LITHOGRAPHIsTS.
The photographic printers met last night at the Crystal
in Grand street for the purpose of settling scale OF
prices, which they intend to offer to their employers In
the ensuing week.
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STRIKE ON BOARD A sT1AMHR.

The hands board the steamer Osprey having struck
for higher wages yesterday set shipped, when
the old hands, with other Sailors threatened violence.
This morning detachment Of police attended, and pre-
vented disturbance and the steamer sailed for Charles
ton at her usual hour.
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TIE CRY LIQUOR STORE IN NEW BEDFORD
Since this establishment commenced operations there
have been thirteen thousand sales Of liquor maae NJ IT,
This proves that twothirds Of the inhabitants OF thi
city have had attacks Of nees less tevcre snc
last july and accounts for the incre OF the naeac1
profession N New BedfcrA-Nep Bedford Ne cyy.
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Is THE WIG PARTY DEAD "A novel and in
teresting controversy is now going on among
the whig journals of the country. upon the
startling question, Is the wing party dead !?
The Tribune answers in the ahirmative-th to
oil practical intenis and purposes it is essen
TALLY defunct. The Washington Republic con
siders it dead-absolutely dead and gonc-orit
would hardly volunteer to support the present
administration. Bnt the antediuyian Nation
al htelligencsr argues that there is still re-
naming at least sound, substantial nucleus
for the reorganization one of these days, ofthe
wing party. The wings of Tennessee are evil
IDENTIFY alive yet and kicking; while in Virginia
we observe that the socalled Immortal Bolts,
in powerful letter, urges the wings to beat
down and supdue that Hiinl monster. locofoco-
ISM" for he says lift is lot restrained / be-
lieye, before my God, it will ultimately crush
the liberties Of the people" Still we are some
what in doubt upon thc main question-'.is the
whig party dead!" rs there Bourbon among
s?;
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TELEGRA PHIC.

THE PRINTERS STRIKE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 4, 1853.
Great excitement exists among the printers. Tho
oyers all agreed give the prices but Sherwood having
refused to sccede to the society regulations half his
hands struck Monday The society last night ordered
the hands In the Argus Office to stop work. II the propre
tors would not take their press work from Sherwood
The propretors refused accede to the demand the
hands stopped work sher~ood's boys, aided BY Mr. BuI
the case to get the Argus out The Clipper hands hear
ing Of Mr. Bulls assistance to the Argus struck at
to-day The employers eeem determined to resist the
journeymen especially far the of conducting
their establishments Is concerned. The reported VIC.
ence to Sherwood Monday altogether unfounded.
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Mr. Bowen surrendered the charge Of the Post Office in
Providence, TO his Mr. sayles at the close Of
business the Goth u Mr.. Sayles performed the same
duty 20 " PoYer Jus. Three ycars a-d ceseE months
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ing ias
william Bogle, No q Washington street boston also by
A saSs Ra Sss'n cT W Cary
smith 2a roadwsy and by the druggists and perfumcrs
Fond Mothers who Desire that their Children
look well, should go to W BANTA los Canal street. for
fsr has and caps lie es cheap the %o,s splendid and
hats Lerorn other hats, in the city Also
where 'r
corner of Wooster street.
Fiji, Ininitahie Cutter of Hair and whis-
k ns At HI @ pd Sel1 fss BEST
ara politcss only e,nployod general asormen.
other toilet articles, on hand.
HIPS Instantaneous Liquid HAIR Dye, for a
beautiful brown black without regard the weather. ana
a sr % S iGl
ahe for preserving aiding the growth and beau
BY Letters Patcnt--sccured 1s49.-Pulver-
nsssrs Patent Hydro Electric votsie Chains oonsrgo.e
sh Academy 81 aso Ssn IN sS sa .a
Ne chain. have viii,
asy ~ ey @ and and Y EUROPE aS s Hhs He
Yo,1egs q Physicians Icndon; BY the Academic National
.e R.ya Faculty Berlin and other scientific nsslss.
IN .ss 81
% ts same effect from AL the above institutions IN America
sembers Of the profession in both and invite
tho pnhio to examine them Full and illustrated dcscrp
sonsore for personal and for scenthc men-with
copies Of and number Of cases cured New
rey m lie forwarded free OF postage TO part Of the
snss to @
way, corner Prince street.
Geraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without OK
teption reservation tho very host invented beware
pued dyes. Equally celebrated Ia Gourauds hedcated
Soap for ,1 ,am Sssp SrE e.:
body Liquid Rouge LILY White and Hair olsss At No. 81
walker street, near Broadway.
Kelilnger's Beautiful Liniment cures I'm.
kediatey tho dsesse returns, matter from
What eause with male or female The patient 70 delighted
and strengthened by the hour 81 each-$9 dozen. The
Doctors central depot IL at 76 Broadway For sale
At go Pearl street. and by the trade generally throughout
tho city and country. H#
Trusses.--As the afflicted have been hum
bugged in the newspapers during TIE last hundred years
with radical in the stages aud they
Time to be deceived by the old self adjusting russe with
ont alteration orimprey-ment they are invited Or
EJCLs iruss with the recent .Mpsos s.Asuls, nt ~
srsay street,
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bugged in the newspapers during tie last hundred years
with radical in the stages aud they
Time to DO deceived by the old self adjusting with
ont alteration orimprnv-rent they invited
EJCL's truss, With the recent ,sAsHts ns ~.
spslay street,
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look WELL should 20 W BANTA, los Canal street,
their hats and He es cheap the splendid and
nove pattern straw blonde lace hats Jeghorn Panama.
Dunstable and French stras hats infants limo braid
hats Legorn and other hats seen in the city Also
superior 50 hat for gentlemen equal article sold else
where for 50 80. W. BANTA, Halter. log canal
corner of Wooster street.
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kediatey tho disease returns, matter from
What cause with male female The patient 10 delighted
Doctors central depot Is at 6 Broadway For sale
go Pearl street. and by the trade generally throughout
tho city and country.
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p'exion and Graduating tan pmpes and other eruptons
leaving the fair and blooming is decidedly tho
most approved article for toilet Sold by the inventor
William Boyle No. III Washington street, Boston; also by
A. p. D. Sands 100 Fulton strect VIM. H. Cary Co.,
245 Pearl street; Kushton, Clark Il Co., Y3 aud Rice
Smith 72a Broadway and by the druggists and perfumers
throughout tho world
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csption Tho best beware
Soap for curing rmpes freck, sallownes chaps rough
&c Foudre Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the
body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair 0lss At No 81
walker street. near Broadway.
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kers at his large and beautifully fitted dress
Ing room at 40 Nassau corner of Liberty street The best
only ployod. general assortment
Of shaving washing soaps colognes oils pomade ana
other toilet articles. on hand.
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HIPS instantaneous Liquid IHa1r Dye, for a
beautiful brown or black without regard to the weather and
leaving the hair glossy applied for sale IT Nassau,
Of Liberty street. Also Hill justly celebrated In
fable 0nguent for preserving aiding the and beau
ti.yl The lair,
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furniture, &r.

4 Ii WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
"A ENAMELkED COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUR.
Nl1JkE--NvshouseN No. t52 Broadway below Grand q,
Mandatory No ~ Oreeres Tbs only establishment IN
the nlted states who eOnne themselves 20 the ercu "
Dsnuheture Of Ecnuiae nrst ei.s EnAueed Furniture
OlLLIks bfhNE respectfully invite Al tho.e who
nteLd furnishing tie call .nd examine
her entire AID Uni4ne p.srns The sprnz trad-
made after ire attest French and Italian srys. FROM he ,r
sushty sf materials
We slll .dhsre Old eastsm Of selling TWENTY.
FIVE PER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS The rnx5e
supplied - usual ~ greatly reduced rtcs.
GILLlEs BYRSE, Nc 49, Bso.dxaY
Easr SIDE below Grzndg
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GREAT SALE Of REAL ESrATE.-Ths

"A
NJ CARLISLE IROS WORKS PROPERTY. s;z.tsd
a. nil. sn.t OF Cxre. CuaSeTisod CO1n5y fsna VII %
:. At pahlie sale on the prvrlses on IHuksOAh tSe
2Sth cay OF January, $50 p.,s -. :,
- -, M 90 re. Of land between hve aai 81
dred Of - hieh H-e cleared and N ezitlva;icn-
Te irrroverlrr:s 81 large tTo-st3-y or'eA HAnton
Hons. Tarr. Furrsee Grs. Mil ~ith four IN o. s,S1s
sa~Mi Carperter shop Blacksmith Sasp t-o soas Cos
Hous~s tire ls-re bank Barns stone Saba -. ~
GSin Flor-- Corn Cribs and dog Pens tosataef WIZ -
DvelhrE HoUss. -. --,a-.
no, OF th es cuass Of Pig Metal and bA- Iron X . D.
hevtd. e1celsd s1ywhere- - y.rl,~
The wsfpr power one Of the greatest and having 20
Br.ecbe. C--ek Combined wiz the Soing sPfin =
fail. or freezes prevent the constant '' VIC
Work. s..-, =.
one hundred and four without iu7roven-nL "a
rld.d n aforesaid cleared ana vii ee SOLD
Ter-.-Onehaf OF the purchase mcney 20 De pAc On sc
I Of Aprl ensuinI when pOssson VIII ce esnvesSa ssa
n. b.spce IN equal annual payments wliaoat
The purchaser will b required 70 pa, ave per cee. o
prrrbs- when the property Is srrieks1 ID "A~'
v1li be Ss-iueted from trSt payment -
Pe--ou. 6esirous Of purchasing vii hna Sss y vsr
TIE pr~rnises. Address rsiEA E"@-
Carlisle, Penn. Dec. 3, 1882
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Wa H. F.AskLIs, AaetiOoeer.

EXECUTOR's SALE Of HOUSE and LOT
IL IN FEE u M.disco~E-WM. II. FRANKLIN son
4 Co vii sci AZ snrtion On WEDNESDAY. January -
a, Y OeiOck a. the Ner-haucs Exchange.
MAdsn-st-The twosrory trsae Dwelling House AID
thr Lot d ground No nc Asdisoos, between Jeasrson
and R1ts->sss TIE Lot : % sect tOrt 10 fret rear .nd
about s6 trst N depth
Terus-ope-h.f Of the purchase money nay remain on
bond and MORTGAGE.
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6alaman0rr Safes.

nEEIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, &.
~ ], GAYLER's PATENr.-ROBERT ~ PATRICK,
No. - lOhn.si is the sole manufacturer N the United
States OF the above gln and only reliable Sssmande
both regards secury against fire and barg<rs Every
Safe sold al this establishment mAnact sred under the
personal superatendence Of MT C. Gayer who's expe
Tience Of tweny-sx safe maker, together With
the many SryeTe which Ssse Of his manufacture have
irinmphAnty ~ stood tins and other cities warrant the
subsrbeT in recommending them superior 70 any IN
These are the only SAss to which Mr.. Y c. Gohins
Patent iMPENETGABLE DEFIANCE LOCK, Is or car
be applied LARGE number OF these Locks already
ty bsnls brokers merchants jewellers aud others ard
from the perfect which they afford against the
efforts Of tie sk1 burglars either by OF
powaes fssc keys picks drls together WITH their
whence. simplicity and durability bined rapidly
ertssng pabae nation and conhd-uIy 0iored
equal. nrot Superior 20 any Lock IN the word
safes Of al sEes suitable for merchants bankers jewell
record 0ces Steamboats, &c hre and thief proof bank
vault doors plate chests for private hmheS Se on hs9d
for sale and made ordeT al the depot Ne Jshns COZ
OF Gold hy ROBERT NJ. PATRICK
SAIAAMANDER SAFES-WILDER'sP PA
- TENT with RlCHs IMPROVEMENT.
STfARNS MARVIN.
No. leo Ws:eT-st- New-lork.
are the only makers Of SAamAnder Sales with WdeEs
Patent and Rieh's Patent combined
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paneina Schools.
,WORTus DANCING ACADE

a DODWORTHs DANCING ACADE-
N any at the new Establishment, No. $50 Broad~sy,
nesr Grace ChuIchThe Classes tor the second 91sT.sr
are now forming For Laie, and Children ON WEONES-
DAYS aaa sATURDAYS, at q and 81 O'Clock L NJ. For
slentsmen on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and sATU RDANS, from TO 10 O'Clock T. NJ
me Lesson, for ls ne1nen arranged eDtre new
principle BY which the and eonVeuen;e OF the
pupils greatly facilitated Tor ParneeAissee ereHa
AIRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL
IVA at Montague Hail. opposite the City Hall Brooklyn
Clasrs or, now being formed for the second quarter Ms
LANNAYi now prepared % receive additional nueber
OF pupils Pays and hoars OF instruction, WEDSES-
DAYS at 81 o'clock, ON SATURDAYS, at Soeleok, The
fhrd Soirse " N take place FRIDAY EVENING ast
INST
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miscellaneous.

A THOROUGH, JUDICI0US and SAFE
n SYSTEM Of ADVERTISING may Be adopted At the
Agency of v B. PALMER.
l-fhorpurh because his Agency embraces most Of the
best and most widely circulating journals Of al the cites
and principal towns America systematically arranged
and carefully hed for the Convenient EXAMINATION OF aa-
yerti~ers sfordnx choice selection Of Desirable
Der Of papers a. available sections OF he country
n-lh5eiOas because hs practical eSpenenee asa OBJ
qualify hun communicate valuable reaoie n
forrziaon md important facts regard the prncPe o.
advertising It's practical operation the r1e Of the several
districts OF the character circaarc1 AID
i've merits Of the VARIOUS papers their sztAAenrss and
sdxptzon TO the fhersnoe Of aSerent basin, P0rszt
rabhcity
-SAie, because he 10 the appointed AGENT Of most Of
te ees rsFrs OF the whole country and Authorised BY the
tons and advert
:, fhs Aseut v PALMER, Is nov At his ohce. Tribune
bulidn<s where Ne may Be and consulted aSily BE-
tween the hours Of 10 aaa e'eloea
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Ne - Wkrss-sr- Nxw-Yokx, Jxau.ry |. 1856.
CARD-1ha Snhscr,har Ia. -. n -.

A CARD.-The subscriber has great pleasure
An BENG ensn4ed - A A- puh,ie
thai Be hss eeea Appointed Agent r tie hJa.. OF x-r
WAksl &c Az MAR Co Of LsuAen sad liverpool "a
thai be prepared 20 rsks heer Cash Advsne>s On CO..
aree sAlaele u those nasrkets GEO. w. ATWOOD
RErgxEscES-Ssml Perry. ESQ Ne Fruui-sr Ns..
Yea Messrs p. w SssboEns Ne Ia Prour s.. N-uYars
: Freeman Co. No 81 Frms 81 Nev-Yers W $ Abesy
ESQ., Ne 81 froutst, New Nork; w.rezrx Arsrax Co
LSasoa and Liverpool; Trimmer 6rs;as-s, L0aA0a
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

" BEDS, MATTRESSES, ke- q, cRAwBUCK,s No
81 Grsncc- seeord door east Of EseIH Sew-YorI =
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER 5rORE-f7,.
ATTENTION Of fAh about purchasing iryi,S
Tie srEe and beautiful assortment Of Beda Nsttress.a
Fslll<ses becsree1s CotA ke, a. Of WHICH have &c,
p1-rhasec ~ cv cAsh prcea VII 5e sold AZ such pr
. 10 Haie ioGaeesnt for al TO eAl and eIsis. IA
above scek previous 70 making thar pQrehsses God, .
70 any part Of the CITY, BrooLya aid WiAsbarxh f- -
carriage "a Becs AID Mattress renovated and made ovar
w. CRAwBUCK, No SO Grsad-.,
u door east Of E.~re
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WINDOW CURTAINs-PRIcps DE

w DUCED.-No 40 Peari-st, corner of WiIl,.r, : IN
prepared 10 sell the balance Of tbei, 80 -
esr5..n Materials a greatly reduced pnce. sur and w.
% canAsf Lace and Aasin Curtxlns Win6o,x Coy,;es
nc e. Gnfs Of Curtain Trxrinn ~holes.ls or r-,.s
cHILDs SMITH, Prsetcsl Uphol..srsr.
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JrLIrs HfrcacocK, Auca0nesr

JpLIVs HrrcscocK. A.enonesr,
WILL SELL II the dwelling house No.
w s5 this ID eOsr On THURSDAY Tie ISth jan
lsa AZ II 0eloet A NJ the Furniture Of family giving
hOusckrePlnx Cerpetx Takes SOFA A.hoxAay So
ss~est AID Cufsd hspls Chain ard kiresea Cssnss kc
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2. II. LUDLOW, Anctioneer.

y. II. LUDLOW Ancuon-el
I OF on the easterly corner Oh broad"af anu
FnI,on-.t Known as No 2l2 Broadway, to b. Leased
BY Auction. - =, p,hT, .,c,,on nv Z H.
rrinI NV Anctiopeer at the Merchants Euhinse, on
FnSF SHAY the i2h day OF January next, AZ noon TOR
Ii. tern Of Twrntyone Years from the hT aa NAY
" 49, 20 s..t on Broadway p feet in the rear 10 ieet
ncbs. on Futon.t and II fee, inches on the nothery
"a. Possession on the rst Of May next Terms al e
so'' NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver
1854 CHAS. w SANDFORD, Solicitor
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natfbss, 3swslrp, ST.
AND JEwELRY.-JERGEN.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN
w SIN WArCHEs.-Just received by the subscriber
very hne Jules Jerxensen Watches WIKI eerbates
Vm him with each Wsteh warranted perfect peA
for sae 81 less than the usral prices.
Cooper Nstches-sone IN hsntnz cases dzplex and 10
vers, perfect time keppers
Independent Second Watches and quArtsrsecondS for
timing boSea in gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, which without
any variation
fuarnel Watches for ladiss-
Gold and silver Levers Detached Levers, Lepins, -
pe1 and al other styles OF Watches All VI the above
ale Il less than the usual prices
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rinss Ear. Rings, Finger
Rings, and Crosses, for sale low.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches Z holes jeoeed s23 ~
Fine God Detached Levers, full Jeweled- 20 20
Gold Enamel " atches for l4dies ............. s. %
Gold Hunting Watches for AIDES IS 20
God Hunting Patent Levers. Tor gents - ~
Silver Patent Levers 70 20 10
Silver Detached Levers fun le-sled.... II to 10 10
Silver Lepincs holes Je eled. 9te
and al other kinds VI Watches a. equally low prices.
Also al kinds Of Gold ChAins pure gold Wedding Rings
sod KEYS and Seals gold Pens and Pencs gold and sy
fhnbes diamond Rings and Pms, Bracelets gold LOcksts
Cuf-PDs EARRINGS god and silver Spectaees Bre
Plrs Finger Rms, silver Fruit knives sterling ayer
Spoons Cup- FORKS, ke- AZ much less than usual
prcss Waiehss and JewelFy exchanged All Watches
warranted hep good time, the money returned.
Watches Cocks and Je~ery repaired the best
= mach le-s than the usual PrcesL
GsoasE c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewery wholesale and retail
No II MA4st- tsP-stAlrAl neu Brs.dwsy-fonne,ly AZ
No 81 N4l-s;-