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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
cn.pARrNERsHIp NOTICE.

CO-PARTNER6H1P NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have this day entered into Co.part
L nershir. for the purpose of transacting . whole
sale and Retail Grocery Boot and Shoe and Queens
ware business. under the arm and style Of BsEkLki
Tho Arsox \ Co. -
They nave taken the Brick Store below the Mill
ON the Lcyee between Brady and Perry Streets and
solicit share of the public patronage
p. A. BERTH0LD,
SAML. X. HARkLEY,
NJ. THOMPSON.
Davenport, July Isl, ls54-strw-6m
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
i the citizens Of Davenport aud vicinity, aud to all
those wishing 10 purchase NOM AEsIS 10 the mem
OF their deceased friends that LAes be supplied
b! calling his shop, Main st., between First and
Second, side, Where he VIII he pleased 10 furnish
CUT STONE OF every description as low as II can BIZ
bought In tho @gsSrn country.
Italian aud American Marble for Monuments, HEA Ii
and FOOI STONES. Aiso a superior article Of FREE
STONE, de-, very cheap. W. ". KENNEDY.
Davenport Jane 9, i-J3s3
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W D. SMITH,

"AIfH AAkFR. having permanently locsied n
w tAnaanehr, would inform the eilkeps and eoanus
generally that be Is nov rr:d! 10 rspslf 81 kinds n
clocks and Watches. Ia surh NHf 10 give general
satisfaction Work from distance n 5mpt, attended
.. sign af = big " atsh.
tAmaHlllt.. Il,.ss ls.ll-i6rif
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TO ALL WHO PREFER
A Good Cooking Stove to a poor
- One.

- Ny0C need no better evidence Of the superior
III u az fan article than TO see persons tryingto
Initiate or pass of fnfer'or things for the gen
~ uinc, this has been Illustrated in the case 9th
w.ll b
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Thin Dress Goods.
4 GREAT variety Of dress Materials Sai!abte fer
IN the BaSm Heatker. can now be found at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Coaner of I'd and Brady SITS
nRiED BEEF. Bacon. Hams, Shoulders, Sides and
y Jasls, for sale al DALZELL'S.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

Opposite the brick Steam Mill, Front Stree
ntfil Isl 3mvtrw X. $. CRAIG
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my GOODS, Dry GO0Ds!
cHCAp mn cASn

THE subscrheris in town with well selected stock
Of Dry Goods, consisting Of Hosiery, Fancy Goods
81 the best quality, style. He has selected them
with reference 10 giving satisfaction and not for sale
Notwithstanding embark ed In the business permanent
iy--and determined 10 sell cheap; give trial and
we have no doubt you will be pleased. Call al his
store Main between Front and Second Street.
JAMES A. TELFAIR.
Dayenport, March 18th. ls34.
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pAGUERHEOTYPEs.

THE subscriber would respectfully solicit the at,en.
i ton 9th. ladies aud gentlemen Of Davenport and
surrounding country 10 his fine specimens OF Daguer
reoypcs. Pictures taken in any Kind Of weather from
O'Clock 4 NJ 10 81 p. III.
TTSThe celebrated CRAYos D.orEREEorrrEs taken.
Also Dacuerreot, pes Eiectrotyped.
FNo picture 80 leave my room unless perfect sat
isfae,ion Is given
II PIpstruetions given in the Art.
NJ. r. kAYSER, Artist.
Med. Col Building. cor. Sd 4 Brady SIS.
Davenport. June 10th. les4trnstf.
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= YRUP, Molasses il kess, Bli Bbis and eb!s, Tor
- sale q, DALZELL's.
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Is. 90 xEAr AND MILK SAFES

Or TINE CONTRIBUTION; So AS TO Aps'r eRArsnr
THEY are made ia The choicest Ia YER! fccd
looking bareau) faIcBiaied 10 Keep out ali VI ~
insect and scrman tribe. No Ess asfs rsfs nor sn,
thing OF the Kind can get 90 PROV ssiens which sse
kept sweet and fresh In fast Of tbs beat peecs d
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the Steam Agricultural Depot d
ALOSZo NouRsE,
June %. Main Street, Moline, Ills
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NEWS! WS!-NO 347 Penn. avenue
Call and the Iar1est and hest

NEWS! NE WS mo 347 Penn avenue.
~ Call and see the largest and best assortment
Pound and Fruit Cake ever manufactured by any
one establishment il tbs city. $500. worth o.
Pound and Fruit Cakes Inhibition and sale, wi
large stock of Confectionery, Bon Bons. and Small
Notions, and also upwards Of 80 varieties of Small
Cakes. Pies and Puddings APPLE, Cranberry,
Mincs and Cream Pies; Lemon, Almond, and Gee %.
nut Puddings. {
stter myself successful in obtsining fl ae store
in good situation, and with every IA cility 10 man
ufacture all and every'h ne in my line, to the
tire satisfaction of these who may favor me with
their patronage. My personal attention viii, be Civ.
en- to the furnishing of Bals Parties, Weddings, &C.
Dinner Parties FINISHED in the best style, On mos.
erats terms
Having been see ted, from among large mum.
Der of petitoIs, to furnish with Confect onary
&c, the Mechanics Institute Fair, to be held in
February next, my friends and the public general y
will tn re find as we'll ct my store the best the
country can produce, and on the mast moderats
terms. Please call early and lseve your orders.
Ice Creams and Jelies always on and and fresh
j @. WEAVER,
No 347 Pa. avenue, OPP Browns Hote'.
dec 1S-dtJan1
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aGuaiETOWR CORRESPONDENTS,
GEoRGETows, Dec %, 1854.

GEoRGErows, Dec %, 1854.
Mrs Nancy Craig, highly respectable and
aged widow LADY, died yesterday after few
moments illness, supposed to be affection of
the heart, at her residence on Beall street.
She was for many years consistent member
OF The Episcopal church, and was greatly re.
spected for her many virtues.
The Sabbath school of the Methodist Pro.
tsstant church will give an exhibition on
Thursday evening, the 2Sth instant. The
programme is interspel sed with dialogues and
singing, giving token that the exercises will
De OF very interesting character. Mr.. ia.
Newman, an accomplished vocalist of our CITY.
is training the school in the musical exercises
for the occasion
The weather has again turned extremely
cold Last night is supposed by many to have
been the coolest of the season. Our river,
harbor, and canal are again frozen over, sufi.
GENTLY thick to prevent boats or vessels from
running without great risk and trouble.
We learn from some Of the hands EMPLOYED
at the Little Falls bridge that there is not the
slightest probability that the work on the
bridge will be far enough advanced before the
hrst OF March to admit OF being travelled over.
Indeed this will be, when We consider the
difhculties to be encountered, and the magni-
tude OF the labor to be performed, . very short
time IN which to complete such an under
taking. We sincerely hope that Congress
will at an early day make an appropriation
sufficient to continue this very necessary ito
the people Of Virginia and the Districo work
entirely across what is known as the low
grounds. Without this continuation, occasions
will frequently occur when the bridge will
secome impossible by the road leading there
to lover the low grounds) becoming submerged
by the water during freshets to a depth that
precludes the possibility Of vehicles of any
kind passing over it,
We would advise all those who wish Ia keen
warm this pinching cold weather to call at
once at B. O'Reilly's Metropolitan Clothing
Store, where everything necessary to make
the nice man externally can be found in great
abundance, OF the best quality, and cheap as
dirt for cash
The -four market this morning was firn at
$S.7 SO, with a demand ahead of the sup
ply. Wheat-sales yesterday and this morn
ing OF 5000 to 5000 bushels red and white at
81. 95 $2-dsmand active. Corn-no sales
Oats AZ 49c., struck measure Wood-pine
S. so; oak 81 so; hickory 81 50 per cord
Coal-Cumbsrland lump So 50; transition
S. so; white ash and Lehigh s. SO; red ssh
50 per ton. Potatoes $l.50; apples 81 per
bushel. Pork very scarce and in demand
selling FROM wagons st $3.50 S6.75.
SPECTATOR.
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Auction Sales.

HITY LOTS AT AUCrION-A GOOD CHANCE
~ for Small Capitalists-To b. sold 1t Au ,tion,
by r. 81. Je- Gle Co., on the premises, ct II DELI
on FRIDAY, December %. the following valuable
City LOTS pleasantly and health ully situated with
In twelve minutes walk Of the Capitol:
Lots 2. 8, 4. 5, Z, and 8, of square No. $50, be-
ing corner Of Eleventh street east and South 1t.
Th- Lots will be solo by the square loot. Where
the original lot is divided the purchaser Of tbs rst
half will have tn, option of taking the second half
at the same price $50.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in 6. 10 and
IL months, with interest. war; auty deed given
and deed Of trust taken.
The above lots eligibly situated, on the grade
and only sold in consequence of the prop ietor
b Jog abous to leave the country.
Plans may be had Of the Auctioneerr, 317 Penn.
avenue. dec 19-Sts
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SUDDEN DsAfH.-We regret to hear that
JOS W. Beck, Esq, one of our old and most
valuable citizens died suddenly last night, at
his residence on Capitol Hill, Of an asthmstic
affection, which has beeu very prevalent during
q few weeks past. Mr.. Beck has been fol
years justice of the peace In the county Of
Washington, and at the time of his death 90.
cupied the position of pelice magistrate of the
Fifth district. The suddenness of his death
raised doubts in the minds Of his friends this
morning as to the truth of the report. He
was attending 10 business last evening. We arr
told, and was attacked soon after his business
hours and died in . very short time after.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, j. F. Lucas,
for forgery, was found guilty.
John Perkins, for an asSault-not guilty.
Radcliffe for defence
To day, Henrietta King, negrsss, charged
with larceny-not guilty. Mason for defence:
George Handy, negro, was found guilty OF
larceny
VIM james, negro, for larceny = guilty.
Mason for defence.
The trial of George Humphreys and Moses
Brown, negroes, for larceny, was in progress
when the Star went to press. Piggot for de
fence
CIRCUIT Contradiction vs. Cornell.-Yess
terday afternoon this case was given. to the
Jury, who rendered verdict for the defend.
emit, affirming his right to the plaintiff as his
slave. Both parties to this suit, it will be
recollected, are colored.
This morning FIVE cases, Parker and Spauld.
ing, Coats and Glen, James Connolly, John
W. Colley, and Howard Bartlett, &c., vs
Thomas Lawson, were tried. Verdicts in all
CT them for the plaintiffs
Albert Gresnleaf vs Ezra Williams; Thomp-
son for plaintiff, and Laskey for defendent
On trial when we went to press.
BALL To NIGHT. The Liberty Club give
their first annual ball this evening, at lem.
perance Hall. As the Club pledge themselves
70 make every exertion to please those who
may honor them with their presence, and as
the arrangements of the gentlemanly commit
tee have been made with view to pleasure
and comfort, a most excellent time may be ex-
pected. Therefore, we advise the lovers OF the
dance to be on hand.
AT ALEXANDRIA THIS EvEE1Ne.-The PIANO.
rama of New York City commences its exhi.
bitiou at Liberty Hall this evening.
WATCH RETURNS, December 19.-Jeremiah
Callahan, whipping his wife Jail. Jno Con.
nell and Ann Cornell, disturbing the peace;
fine and costs. A number in for lodgings, who
were discharged
December 20,-The only case registered at
the guard house, last night, was that of
oshua Smith, who was charged with assault.
ing female He gave security to keep the
peace.
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATES.

DROFESSOR LEO SOUND continues 10 foretell
i al particular events incident to human life,
such advice given for tn, successful accomplish.
ment CT 8 wealthy MARI age, chan 3ing 0! business
Office or situation, OF friends, riches property sub.
lent or demanded travelling, absent persons, law.
suits, sickness, death, en- al concerns OF life. The
Professor also may be consulted Tall mans ia.
miliar Lstrology.
Terms: Gentlemen 81; ladies' 50 cents; eolored
people rs cents each.
the same place, VI stairs. White poop SO cents;
colored people % cents each. Apply at No. 6s3
(Astrology over the door) corner of C and Twelfth
street, on the STAND Gee lS-3w*
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~ ODEY's LADFs BOOK FOR JANUARY, 1856,
" received AID for sale at SHILLINGTON'S.
Godey's Lady's Book for January is really mag
nifcent number
Lsdie.' National Magazine for January, 1856, Is
beautifully embelished
Life Of Barnum, writt-n by himself is very inter.
es'ing.
Pruno Harper's Story Book for the Young
Ruth Hall By Fanny FERN.
The Wife's yictcry. BY Mrs. SoHthwo tn
Hearts Ease. By the .uthor Of the Heirs Of Rsdcli
All the New Books received as fast as published
JOE SHILLIaGTON,
dc 10 Corner Pa. avenue and ~ street
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Died.

On the 18th instant, after a prOtracted illness,
ANNA MARY, wife of John A. Nouldn, in the 2nth
year of her age.
o. The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, which
will take place tomorrow Thursday morning, at
10 O'Clock. from Ryand Chapel.
On the 18th instant, JOSEPH w. BECK, in the
Glst year of his age.
TO- The friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, corner of Third and streets, Capt.
tol Hill, on Friday, at 3 O'Clock p. m.
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The Weather at the North.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20.-The weather here
is intensely cold. At an early hour this morn
ing the mercury stood at five degree above
zero.
ALBANY, Dec. 20.-The Thermometer at six
this morning stood ct IA deg below zero, and
a. noon deg. below zero. Teams are eros
sing the river upon the ice, which is thick and
finn
Boston, Dec. 20.-1hs mercury this morn
ing stood at so degrees above zero, and at Port.
land degree below. At Calais and Passport
80 and at Bangor 100 below zero.
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The Wreck Of the Ship Arcadia

EoSroN, Dec. 10 The crew and passengers
Of the American ship Arcadia-upward of I7O
in numter-previously reported wrecked at
Sable Island, were rescued from drowning by
one of Francis life boats, recently presented
to the humane establishment by Miss Dix
The boat, with the life sppara ,us-manned by
tbs island crew-had to be rowed twenty miles
to the scene of the disaster. Two trips were
sufficient to take the people of the wreck.
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q KRVANTS WANTED FOR 1855 IN ALEXAN.
y dria county, Va.--Ths Undersigned wishes TO
hire or the year 1855, at his rssd in Alexandria
county, Virginia, q negro Man, Boy, and Woman.
The Man and Boy to be accustomed TO farm work,
and the Woman to cooking and washing. Compe.
tent end faithful servants will find good home
with him These having such servants, which
they desire to hiie in Aexan dra county, will please
apply in person or by letter, soon as possible to
the undersigned at the Star Off q, Washington city
dec left W. d. WALLACH.
WTANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND A
w Farcy Store en- Pennsylvania avenue. The
situation will not be permanent only during the
busy scascn. Refe ence required as to respectable;
ty, honesty, &c. Address with name and reference
81 r." City Post Office, Washington, D. c.
dec I4-f
WAISTS Il Observation-Disclosures are
w ali times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highect cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale viii please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
sinore, Md (slatter's old standby Slaves taken On
board at 25 cents per day.
fcb2-ly BMA w. L. CAMPBELL
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~ FRENCH GLASS-A large lot of French and Amer
w lean Window Glass Of all sizes
. tons Zinc Paint, white
? tons White Lead, pure in oil
20 bbls Varnishes, all kinds
20 DO Fire proof Paint four coiors
20 do boiled and raw Linseed Oil
Ground ColOrs, Paint Brushes, varnish Brushes
Sash Tools, Putty, Glaciers Diamonds
Just received and for sale low cash approved
by H. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
$50 Pa. avenue, and 3l3 c street.
French and British Plate GLASS; of SIZE furnished
short notice. ls--3t
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NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Flouf-Thc market is
firm, with sales of $500 barrels-good Ohio at
$o.S7ta$9.25; Southern is better, with sales
at s. 75s$9.50. Wheat-SaIes Of Michigan at
81 81, trife above last quotations Western
mixed-sales Of H. 900 bushels at ST. 97aSI 97..
Beef-The market is unchanged, with moder-
ats demand at previous rates. Pork firm.
Lard the same. WHISKY lower-zales at 34c.
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- GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-Ths Editors

NJ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-The Editors of
W. the Richmond Republican, December 4th 1884, say
that Carter's Spanish Mixture is 1uack medicine.
They had a man in their press who afflicted
with violent mercuria rheumatism who continually
complaining Of misery in his backs limbs and joints his
eyes had become everish and maery neck swollen throat
soTe and all the symptoms of rheumatism combined with
Scrofa Two bottles of Carters Spanish Mixture cured
him. and in editorial notice above they bear testimo.
ny its wonderful effects and their only regret
all suffering with disease of the blood OF the
existence of such medicine They cheerfuly
il TO the public.
their certificate and notice in full around the
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Death Of a Judge Convicted Of smugeli

NEW YORK, Dec 19-Julge Grant def at
Osweso On Sunday last.
In the United States District Court TO-DAY
L. Heillenth was con gicted on charge of
smuggling diamonds in the steamship Wash.
ingten in August last
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Know Nothing Convention.

KINGSTON, y. Y. Dec IA convention of
Know No;hings is in session here TO day, with
view Of organizing the Order in this county.
Tho attendance is hot very large.
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Baltimore Iarket.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2O.-Flour firm, at $500,
with an upward tendency. Wheat-sales OF
5000 bushels, white, S2aS2 0s; red, ST 92as2
Corn-sales of 81 900 bushels, white, s4aS6c !;
yellow, S6c tendency upward Rye, Penn
sylvania, SIPS.
The markets are Erm and active
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CharpA of nr0inp

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-Augustus Bastay
has been arrested here charged with commit
ting extensive forgories in Quebec, and is held
to await requisition under the extraiition
act. SIX hundred dollars 10 gold and large
quantity of baggage was found with the pris-
oner at one Of our PRINCIPAL hotels
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IL 1ER'S CHERRY PEcTORAL-For the rapid
OF Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, whooping
Cough Asthma and Consumption universally known a.
the best remedy yet discovered variety of
Pulmonary disease So wide it's usefulness
and So numerous the Of its cures
section Of the country abounds in
who have been restored from alarming and desperate
diseases OF tine lungs by its When tried its
riOrty other medicine of apparent
10 escape observation, and where its virtues known
public no longer hesitate what antdote employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary or
CANS which are incident climate. timely use
many almost all attacks of disease the Iuugs
throat arrested and thus many thousands
cry year rom premature No family should with
ont H. ana those who 40 neglect 20 provide themselves with
remedy which wards off this dangerous of diseases
viii have cause to depOre it when is Proofs
the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pecoral be
given to the American peopethey have living proofs in
every neghborhood But those who wish
ments of those whose whole health has restored and
whose lives have been saved by its will I'm nv
American Almanac which the agents below named has 10
furnish gratis for every one,
Prepared ny DIR. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass And sold
by
T. ID. GILMAN, Washington.
G. VI. LINTHICUM, Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and BY all Druggists
everywhere. dec l1-eo2m
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KRISS KRINGLE'S ADDRESS

KRISS KRINGLE'S ADDRESS.
TNHE Ides of December has passed, and feel
l. Inclined to my juvenile friends to reveal
secret which all " uld do well to remember,
As reign supreme but one day in December.
IT'S this as again I am forced to for go
My annaal visit, wish them to know
That LAMMOsD 70 well my defec lions supplies
As, really, to a me with utter surpri e.:
He GEMS to have raneack ed creation III! Ger
For Christmas supplies, at his Seventh st Store.
Then tell your paras and marimas wh.ts to 60
For LAMM1 ND can meier be sxcelled, 1 KNOW.
dc 1876
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- jog 6nLLINsToN receives all the Books and Newt
papers Bt published He 10 agent for Hsrpers al
other xszines and readers will always ind
and good assortment of Blank Books Stationery
his bookstore, 0deon Building Pa. and ~
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NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear manufactured with elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO.. under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace the Patot Suront Overcos Oversacks shaped
and Deglasce Tsmas black and blue Cloth Coats
Frock Goats Of all fashionable coors Cassmer Business
Stes rich Velvet Vests Silks &C. black doekn Cassmer
figured Csesner and plain Cassimer Pantaloons.
yOuth-Jackets Esnts Vests Overcoas &c As they are
their own manufacturers they enabled at
the lowest prices Shirts
Ties, &c, Of late styles always hand dec 20
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BY II. III. JEWEL 4 Co., Auots
M ATCHES. JEWELHY AND FANCY GOODS
w at Arc ioD.--A rsr chance IL offered for pur.
e aasg rhtfftmas and New Year Gifts, on WEI
NE, seDAi evt nng Dscemb.r Doth, at O'clock, at
our Auction Rooms, No pit, Pa. avenue, we shall
In pert, viz:
Cold and Silver Watches and Chains
Do Finger Hings, Ear RI gs and Drops
DO and Silver Pencils, Penholders 4 Fsns
With other articles tNo numerous to insert.
r. H JzWELLE CO.,
Gee Io-Zt Anctioneers
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NOLAN PIANOS-The ipcr,.3ed a..
~ and at the North for Halle Davis beau
tifdl hOLlAN PIANOS has induced us 10 iptroduse
Ihsee unique instruments in this city. very So
Depot. IIITpus 6 HITZ
dec ID
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DRESERVEs, Jams, Jelltes, Mar
i malade, viz:
Peaches, Quincss Damsops, Blackberries, Strsw
berries and RaspberEies, and Pine Apple Pre-.
Black Currant Jel ies, in half and one Id. jars
Red do in half pit and at. do
Grape, Ounce. Grab Apple and Plums
Pine Apple and do Msrmalases
Peaches and Pine Apple in caos, Theoretically eesed
Pine Apple, Peaches, Green Cages preserved in
brandy
Thee Preserves J-!lies, &C. ere of the best qua'-
ity, put up to our ord r Tor cur ssles.
ShEkELL BROTHERS,
No. 80 opposite to the Certre Market.
dec i6-lw
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m ARRlE ID.

On the 7Ih instant, by Rev. Mr.. Donelan. JAMES
NJ. YOUNG to ANN W., daughter of William b
Scott, ESD, all of this city.