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- .sSseS e~NSSs
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER IL
w selling all descriptions Of
WATCHES, JEwELhv AND SLY Err WARE.
~ retail ct much less than the usual prices
JURCErsEy WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival
with certificates from him with each watch, warranted
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, in hunting aud magic cases perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second watches, for timing gold and
Splendid gold pocket elronomccrs, which run without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight days.
for ladies. scme in hunting
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies' zone in magic cases
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
mp and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepne watcher four holes eweed. ss
Cola enameilca watches for the ladies. IS 60
Gold English patent levers IS 90
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases. So co
Silver patent levers rs low 10 90
Silver detached levers as low .......... .... Ia 10
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond rngs pins bracelets finger rings and
for sale At much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings, sold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
bes bracelets breaspins cuff pins lockets earrings gold
and silver spcesce gold toothpicks charms, chateiens
chains, &c. SILVER WARE
Sterling silver spoone forks pie knives napkin ringe
fruit knives, wedding cake knives &C. &c. Watches and
jewery exchanged All watches warranted to keep good
timesor the money returned.
All kinds OF watches and clocks cleaned and repaired IN
the best manner at much less than The psqaI prices;
Importer Of watches and jewelry Wholesale retail Ne
81 Wall street, second floor. near Broadway
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST RoUTE.-vANDER
bit line for San franeisoo-The Accessory Transit Com
of Nicaragua proprtors Through in advance of the
mail The only line giving through tickets including the
Isthmus crossing The fayore double engine steamship
pier No North river at o'clock p NJ precisely, for
the popular and fast steamship Pacific 1000 tons bur
then over the Nicaragua Transit route having but II miles
Of land transportation These steamers unsurpassed in
their ventilation and accommodations For information or
passage the lowest rates apply only ct tho agency OF the
company No. Battery place, up stairs.
G. VANDERBILT, AGENT.
Passengers cautioned against the representations Of
hired for other lines None employed for this
line. A mail bag will be made up at the Office.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO MASONS.-
~ Sealed proposals will be received at the the
ton AqDedast Dspafctment &ptands Psrk until Monday
necessary receiving and cuverts in Fifteenth street.
tons for the building Of the and ali other
relating thereto be obtained application to the Wa
ter Purveyor, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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CLOTHING,

TyTOTuING AND FURNITURE wSNTED. La DIES
W and gentlemen having ,ny to d9e o. can receive
mir price, sending the stosr. letter by post
s. COHEN, 452 Hudson street, AMI - West Broadway.
Ladies attended by Mrs Coheo.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURS .URE WANTED
~ Persons desrous Of converting tr cast of articles
into cash. can obtain fair price by for the sutscri
her, at his residence, or through the ~ Once.
l.. NJ Dusseldorf 30 10 Elm street.
". Blades attended to by Mrs. - saeldorI
CNAST OFF CLOTHING-s20Oo WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given in current
money for large and small los Of good left "a clothing 81
every description Address through post call on JAMES
MOKoNEY at hand II Orange street, near
Chatham.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
lions ss Seen IN tie board Of
pave, set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk of Thirty
third street between Third avenue and East river to
fence lots the utheasterly Of West
Twcnyfrst street and Seventh to fence vacant
lots between Fourth aad Fifth and Thirty
ment Greenwich street between Courtlandt and Duane
20 to Sixth street, to widen Duane street 20 feet the
south from Broadway to Hudson Streets to lay
walks feet wide South street. from the north
and from the south side Of We'll street to the ferry to
and Second All interested having objec
tons thereto requested present them in writing to
the undersigned at his Office before the 4th day May
next. JAMES FUREY street Commissioner.
Naru YnrL Anril
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-NORPORATION NoTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
pairs and Supplies April 70 lsSS-To Buldcrsseaie ed
roposals will be received at the office of the
Repairs Supplies, No. Now City Hall until satur.
ay Apr 80 1883 at IL o'clock M at which time they will
oponcd lin dance with the ordinance there for
he additions and alterations Of hsgsc in Third
disning No 49, house for tho Of Hose Company go
Builders will estimate for the and carpenter work
eparaey The plane and Of the work requr-
to be done, and all Information in regard Hereto he
ad At the Office Of the Superintendent of Repairs TO Public
buildings No 10 Elizabeth street Blank estimates will DO
finished at either Office NJ BThc Commissioners reserves
he right 70 reject all any Of the estimates II deemed
&c interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW D. pURpY.
Commissioner OF Repairs ard Supplies
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SORPoRATIoE NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Ioard OF Aldermen for in Bedford street. from
zine to Christopher street All persons interested in the
bove and having objections thereto requested to pre-
or before April q: NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Groton Aqueduct Department, April Is ISJ3
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, DO.

9 000 CARATS OF FINE LOOSE DIAMOND TO
<.VUO be sold at $25 per carrot. Apply 10 LOUIS AN
RICH SO Reade street. Any having large diamonds
sell will do we'll call Anch The highest cash price
will be given for the same. No 5s Reade street.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice is hereby given that the following
luton has been In the Board Of TO
regulated line of grade running direct from the
sent elevation Of Third at Eighty street.
the direction of the Street Commissioner the said straight
line Of grade to be the grade line Of said Eighty
persons interested having objections thereto
to the to the undersigned at his Office
before the 30th day Of April inst.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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NoT!cE.-THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
N efthe city OF New York, due and payable May 1885,
.nl be paid the second day Of May BY F. w. Edmonds
Esq, Chamberlain Of the City, at the Mechanics Eank IS
April H. at 3oel0ek For ths convenience Of stock
tsOks remain closed, to take effect May LIST, 1853
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.
CamntrQller,a Once. New York. Anril B. lSh3
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80 EpW sa cSiifREs CO., No So Wall st., N Y
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
E. g. ROBERTS 4 co. is King Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE & CO.. No. % Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
unless Of adng signed therefor and the value there
0ft here In expr
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IN way for YOUNG AMERICA CLEAR (, the Track,
commanded BY Captain Babcock formerly OF dip
per Sword Fish, will be ready for freight the last this
week Engagements be made at favorable
immediate application From the superior model q this
putaon expected she will land her cargo in San Fran
ssSS a. the earliest Possiee day apply to SUTTON CO.
street "
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SHIPPING.


CALEDONIA LINE.-Y0R SAN FRANCISC0-YHl
v '''''.l''a ri Gull i'1Re's 81 II, eet1pp.Rs.
$500 tons register, Reuben Snow, Master
This splendid ship hs largest sharpss clipper In ths
world at her bsrsh pier East river For freight
TGD. f6WLHR, 100 Pearl street. near Wall. or "
w. !. DUGAN, - Front street
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
i'll Chambers street for Albany and Troy
EXPRESS train A. M-through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same
evening. .
Mail train M Through way trains at 1os A. NJ. and
1P.M. ~
Express train, 8 r. M. Accommodation train, T. NJ
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, Four
tenth ard Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at tx A. for Poush
kcepsie; and T. for Albany stopping at all way sta
tions. FRENCH, superintendent.
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO MASONs.
Sealed proposals will DO received At the ooe Of the
Grson Aauedust Department otunda Park) until Mon
DAY, the 9th day Of April 1883 q u O'Clock H. TO build
Sullivan street. through Broome to near Varick
street. The plan of the and specifications the
building and all other rel .tine
Shsreo be obtained application to the Water Pur
veyOr, 1t this ONCE. NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, April Is, 1858.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
IN Jersey Railroad from foot Of Cortlandt strset-Unted
States Mall Express line through in four hours Fare
ipsAM sndt PM Is; An sndS Pm g. Second Second
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston sola
Through baggage agents In and 81 Pm trains ras
scngers with baggage the ferry asen minutes before
the trains leave.
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EXTRA FAY.
TNyTRA PAY TO THE NAvY.-TO THE OFFICERS
III and sailors &C. Of the United States Navy who served
in the Pacific during the Mexican at time from
1886 10 1852 Call tho subscribers extra office and
get the rattle double granted you by Congress
EDWARD Bliss ELL Agent and qate purser United States
Navy 20 South William street. below Wall street.
T,yTRA pAy-ALL sEAMEN. &C, WHO WERE ON
n hoard the IT, g. ships Constitution and Southampton,
served in the Pacific receive their extra
pay imme diately, by applying to :. -.
T1yTrA PAY TO THE NAvY.-ALL SAILORS, sc,
II who served board any United States vossc in the
Pacific any time from 1916 to 1852 are promptly Paid
agent late in United States Navy 70 South VII
IN m
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DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
~ States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines Com
mander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
land the mails and Saturday, Nay 7th at
II o'clock from pier No. North river.
Price OF passage, LIST class. @20
Aforementioned surreor '.,t...hsd' &; ,h .. ~
rot wanted during the voyage ud be sent
taken after Thursday Maya For freight passage apply
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 50 broadway.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-FoR NEWARK.-FARE
> 10 ts-The steamer PAssAIC Captain j. Gamy wil
and after Wednesday, April tho 9Th run as follows
Leave New York. foot Of Barclay street. At ~ O'Clock A.
and4 o'clock NJ Leave Newark foot Of centre street
rNtes, m.
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STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. lHALL OF RECORDS
- Notice hereby given that the following resolutions
been in the Board Of Adermen-To havo
Of Broome To have the sidewalks Of Ninth
ged four feet wide. All persons interested having
objections thereto requested to present them in writing
the At his office before the 28th Of
April inst. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner,
New York April 49, 1853,
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THE GREAT WIZARD AND WORLD RENOWNED
conjurer Professor Roher Heller is performing night
ly at the Chinese Hail. Broadway New York These mag
nifcent entertainments becoming popular every
and the Spirit Rappng exposure with the great Second
Sight feat beat all other out of the held Ad
Is cents reserved seats cents The Professor will
appear o'clock precisely Children admitted half price
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TonPoS TIoN Scy1cr Dnn> y. q n
Ia: r.
. % + Aa
u: sso,' and having are re-
Clerk At this once on or p...,a..,
creton Aquedues Department. April a. ISIS ''-
NRoroN AQUEDUcTDEPARr CONTRACT
g = s:: u ~ Il:
= build with ., sss ss% 4.
a::s % S. ns e
and speossstions fCr the building and a other
i,nS snfs e S
Rrs e ls cr'''n Aa''du'' Department
= It hs y
Glsop Agusdn.s DsPsr.%sns R9scpd. Park until Non
=; =: IS :; ;se
1af ias
4 on 81 Da Pu
Pr;. n a q s sas cr0ton Aqusdu's Department
NRoToN -AeUEDUcr DEPARTMENr-ro TRUCK.
will Be received once
ps: four sIsasts; sysrass
e
ssswssn the As two ssse
s, ~
s Al 60
calling n Sfd RfeisS' DEAN President
NRoYoN AoUEDUCT DEpARTMBNT-po coNTRAc.
e e s u
y .ss as @
receiving basins and culverts in
ss: e
same and a. ether relating thereto Be OBJ
On application to the wsfsa kH 's
Prisi3snt q ft ths cr0t0n Aqueduct Department
CRoToN AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT-To MAsoNs.-
- Sealed will received at the oiee Of the Gro
sSe a a Rirs w &
receiving basins III G in Fifteenth street
New YORK. iSs s cro''a DEPARTMENT
NorIeE.-rHE INTEREST. ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS
s street. The Sooi: viii vii g sossd fss.daS
slS:1: s g.I%s$ SS%ss period &.
Comptroller. once. New York APRIL paiAsf 1 Comptroller
STREET S pIPAETS sS NO HALL OF RECORDS
lions
f. s
streets in line with the present side Of
interested having objections requested present
them in writing to the undersigned at his oec before
the 18th day of April inst JAMES FUREY
April &c. 1853. Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. lHALL OF RECORDS
% s
walk the west side OF Mercer street. from No IS
Of Broome street. tagged To have the sidewalks Ninth
avenue between Forty and Forty streets nag
objections thereto requested to present them in writing
to the undersigned At his office before the 2th day Of
April inst JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner.
New York. April 10, 1853.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
SPublic notice is hereby given that the following
luton has been presented In the Board Of Aldermen
have Eighty sixth street from Third East river
regulated line Of grade running direct from the
sent elevation Third at Eighty street under
the direction of the Street
line grade permanent grade Eighty
sixth street. from the Third the East river All
havu
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~ New Orleans, via Havans-The splendid steamship
the pier at foot Of Warren street. North River Wednes
day April 9th. At O'CLOCK NJ precisely Rates pas
Bsrths Lower Forward saloon Berths $50 stserass
$ No freight taken to Havana but specie Freight
to New Orleans per cubic foot Shippers freight
requested TO supply themselves with the Companys bills
Of adng which may be had application at the office. No
other form viii be signed No bills lading signed After u
~ o. ROBERTS, NJ West street,
corner Of Warren street.
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UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-roR PORT
niaesns .tss@shiS GOLDEN xSE 500 ton. sa.shss
OF about the 18th May This steamship Of the size and
steamers and it Ia believed will to be the fastest
steamship IN the world Her recommendations for first
steamer built Rates Of passageFrst GLASS; ladies
aloon $685. first class upper saloon. $780, second class
$75 third class 5000 The books For freight
or passage apply to nm !. COW .,n.. a p,o.aw.
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A USTRALIA-PIONEER LINE-SEvENTY DAYS
IA passage--The A clipper bark NIMR0D James
Nichols eommander having al her freight on board will
the week positively few first and second class
can yet be taken Apply on board or to R. w. CAMERON
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E,IFTH CONCERT OF THE sERIEs.-H: B. DOD.
liz WOKTHS FIFTH GRAND CONCERT,
Ar METROPOLITAN HALL,

a 20,
Doors open Mt o'clock; commence at Z.
On which OCCASION addition to the Cornet and Grand
Military Band will be introduced the Second Cornet Band,
their first appearance.
of expressed general DESIRE Won Weber's
Jubel Overture which enthusiastically encored 40
the first Concert will be repeated.
Subscription twelve tickets s. Tickets 80 cents 20 DO
had at II. b. DODWORTH CO. q music store 49S Broad
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DRY 6asaDIyS,

ArANTILLAs-AN IMMENSE IMPORTATION or EN-
III rely and extremely beautiful designs Parisis1
Broadway embracing La Refine Blanche" the "Manteet
Noyeda Sultana" Blossac and every other novelty
that in Paris to the Of tho
month The inspection Of ladies in
yited. GEO. BULPIN.
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E0R LIvERP0OL-THE STEAMSHIP ALPS, CAPT.
slant. For freight apply to
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented in the Board of Aldermen
regulate and grade street. from Eighth Ninth
avenue TO widen Cliff street. betweon Beekman and Fer
Streets in line with the north side
Cliff street. from John street to Beekman street. All per-
interested having objections requested present
them in writing the undersigned at his Office
the 18th day of April inst. JAMES FUREY,
April 16, 1853. Street Commissioner.
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EOR SAvANEAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
T. wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain W.
Collins carrying the United Statcs mai will leave Phla
aelphia Wednesday, the 9th inst at 10
o'clock A. NJ from the wharf above Vine street In speed
strength the comfort and
convenience of passengers this ship unsurpassed Fare
from New York Philadelphia $25 Storage So The State
Of Georgia leaves above every alternate Wednesday
Agents in Philadelphia, Heron Martin, No. H1l North
wfaryes; in Savannah, C. A. L. Lamar
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UNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNlTED STATES
Il mail line.-The and splendid steamship ALABAMA
D. Ludlow, captain, will leave on Saturday April 30 at
o'clock p. NJ, from pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, 1874 Front street.
The Augusta, II omas Lyon captain, Saturday, May
For speed strength, Accommodations and fare, these
ships have 0 superior on the
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMShIP COMPANY,
u connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying the United States MaOny through weekly
United States mail line for CaifSrnis and Oregon
and 18th Of each month Greatly reduced prices The spen
did double engine United States Nail steamship CRES
manssI WIN sail on THURSDAY Aggil q at2 oeloek
One Of the Pacific Nail Steamship Companys steamers win
be in readiness 81 Panama to take the
Of the Crescent City and sail Immediately
The Crescent City win be followed the May BY
then, D. D. Porter Y; s. NJ Commander connecting at
Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Conpa magn
fcent steamer OREGON Passengers will landed at the
Railroad wharfst Aspnwa free Transit o. the Isthmus
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the office of the Companies
1T West street. corner of Warren, New York.
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qRs.yIcyLEas' GUIDE.


~ phia-from pier No North rverTwo lines daily at
10 and r M--Aecommodation line, at 10 A. d., BY
and steamboat Stockton to Philadelphia Fares Ex
press line r. M by steamboat John Potter to Amboy,
thence direct to by cathrough four hours and
half Fare$ s. Returning loave Philadelphia at 10 A.
NJ. ard +. N.
NOR ALBANY-TARE s1.-ALBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
depot Of White Elm and Centre streets where
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
received at Broome and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth stations The above trnns
will land Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
ners only All trains will from City Hall sta
on Of Tryon and Centre street as heretofore
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
In pany-Through to San Francisco via Aspinwal and
Panama. at greatly reduced ratesNo detention the
i5oo tons Richard Adams, commander will leave New
York for Aspinwal, Navy Bay) from pier No North
river Thursday 9th May at O'clock p. NJ, precisely,
connecting with the new and magnihcent double engine
side wheel steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2lW tons, Ed
to receive the Unions passengers and sail
Immediately for San Francisco. The Accommodations and
ventilation OF the Winfield Scott all that be de-
sired Her speed Established the voyage between New
passed Every exerton will be the part Of the
company comfort expedition and safety. Pas
eengers will be landed tho wharf at Aspinwal free,
taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets
for this line sold only 1T % Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS co.. General Agents.
mail bag Is made Mt the above Office under tho
United States postage law for the convenience of tho public
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships comprising this line the
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WATCHES AND JswELSY- This sUBsCRIBER 10
ev proese lag much sss thsn oAhsr hones
nne cold Dctacned Lever NIL wellsd. so
Gold H.nsing English ratens Lovers Tor gentlemen s.
Gold Hunting Watches whiohrun eight days
Gold Watches In magic which change snSo s.ss
different watches. ''
key. ~'
JULES JEReEpsrp
Washes wish oernoates him With each ystsh cxs
ssot Aime keeper. '' W.
coobER WATCHER
Duplex ana Levers some In hunting eascs perfset lima
keepers ''' ''
nDEPrrpKBr euconp
WAtcnes for timing horses, In rold Ana sIivsr aausa
spaon did Gold Pocket
uHRoromrrrRa
lold and silver LEVERS, DETACHED
.at all other etylostof watches.
All pf the above for sale NJ retail nuoh Ises Al An sss
asuA prissi also all kinds Of diam ripSs AM
has. s"' WV
sLvxa sPoors.
Also, all knds Of sold chains pure spld wsddtns r,Axs
gold heys ana seAs gold and penos Ssd and ,ivs
himhes damsnd rings and pins brsoelet gold Ioohots
eupins, sArringa gold and silver aoes breast nina
6pger rtngs silver fruit knve sterling sill speona
sorks &o 81 nuoh Loss than the usual price, Watohes
and isweify exchanged All watches warranted 40 hear
good srae. or he returned Watches oIooks and
swsy repaired In The best manner ~ much loss Thar hs
Im1ts ~ vAsohes ana Jsweiry Wholesale ana rstsi -.
Van ssfssA up sNAtyA nAsv nFosAway. ~"
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OlAVEIIu0.

CAsT OFF cLoTHINo AND FURNITURE WANTED.
jewery dispose Of obtain fair cash pfioe by son6
ing for the subscriber 81 his residence Through s pos
Ladies attended b. Mrs. Dusseldorf Is Elm street..
l. H. DYSSBLDORy,