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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
NoSDAY, June l9--2 Z. NJ

MOSDAY, June lJ--2 L, NJ
AsnE,-Ihe market is firm but quiet for Pots at s. -
and Pearls IS SO.
Cortox is quite firm and the transactions are fair
FLOUR AND ME,L--There is more doins in Western
and State Flour for the East and home trade the common
brands are rather lower but good are and COM
rnand full prices. The extra qualities OF Gencsee stu
Keen nm and we hear of sales Of Sw0ns Excelsior at >
TN extreme price
Canadian Flour is heavy; sales Of 1,oJo bbs at - 70
for coed 81 COZ for extra in bond and 20 for good duty
pa:d The sales of Western Canadian are 5000 bo5 at
81 75ass for common to good straight State ss Ia
- 25 for favorite State; 81 SO - for Wisconsin, 81 IS
. IS for mixed to fancy Michigan and common 10 good
Ohio; Tie latter scagce.
southern Flour is firm, and ood brands are scarce and
IN good request sales OF 600 bbl. at e 759ss % Tor
mixed TO good straight brands, Baltimore, &e. Rye
Flour is finn but quiet az IS 80 for good Corn Meal Is
steady: sales Of zoo bbls. Jersey at SO s7i
GR,rs-The inquiry for Wheat is better and the market
!. rmer sales of 100 BUSH Canadian white at 80 %
- o. 800 bush New, first OF the season south Caro-
lima red a. 50 u.s. Rye is entirely nominal at 81 20
Oats arc better and demand at 81 5sc for State ana
Western.
Corn is &C. better and good demand for the East and
home trade but there less doing for export sales $4,000
bush at 10 TO. unsound 70 Gs3c for Western mixed
20 SIC. for Round Yellow and s5@s7c tor Southern
white and yellow
WHIsKY-A better market with fair demand. Sales
Of 400 bbs. at 29c for Prison and L. and ID. Ohio
PRoyIsloss-Hoders OF Pork firm at sl3 lea Is ls
IL, whole nare.ls. and for small lots and sll 750
Il 81 for Prime.
Beet is in fair request at ell s3 for Country Mess and
SIG for repacked Chicago. Gu, Meats in good de-
,nend AZ SIC for Shoulders and Sc. for Hams. Lard
quiet but firm at q 9olc Butter and Cheese are dull
and plenty.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.



The bark Clara, for Wakeman, Dimond x Co.. IN
tended fer the general fcghting business was launched
from the ward of Mr.. T. Stack foot of North Second-s
on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. She is ls7 feet long,
80 feet BEAM 10 feet deep and $50 'uns measurement
Mr. Stack has Just commenced laying the keel OF brig
of $50 tuns for Mossrs Gomas Wallace q Co. She is to
be launched the ls of October and is intended for the
Angogtura trade.
The cipper.sip White Squall which was partially de-
s,rovod by fire last season is being fitted over by Mr.
Stack into treenasted schooner Of $50 ions measure
m,ut.
NAVAL.
At the recent examination at the Naval Academy at
ANNAPOLIS the Mdshipmen of the class OF 1913 ana 1897
passed in the following order
1e4sJsrnss A. Greer Cherries H. Greene + Baker w He
tor Wesyer r. Johnston A. Pendergras Jrs fyhe, w
NcCamn J. g. helmsn Jos. d. Blake f. Oakley JAS GIs
Jane Pruce, W. T tiizhueh Z Abbott n,
i047-L Newman r. Bowen, John r. Egseston Geo T. Bel
kusp W. Totten J., CT.
The L. s. sloopof-war Decatur, Commander Sterretf;
sailed Yesterday morning for the Pacific She was lowed
down 10 Hampton Roads by the L. s steamer Engineer,
Master Olnscod. The following list OF her oihces
CCmmandor-J. s. Sienett Leuenmts-hdwd MID
dleton Van x. Morgan, A. D. Drake, A. n. hughes
Purser-,John j. Jones. Acting Master-S. Il. fheps'
Passed Assistant Surgeon-R w jeffrey. Assistant Sur
eeon-J Y. Taylor. Passed Midshipmen-f o. Daiias,
Geo. L. Morris. Mdshipmen-M C. Campbell, John
Mitchell. Captau's Clerk-Jas. Sterrett Boatswaln-
Henry Bright Sailmaker-Augustus Warren. CaIpen-
ter-,Jos. +. Miller. Gunner-Geo. srian. .
" Norfolk Beacon, June IS.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE 49, 1854

congratulate him a, his great triumph n conquerng tho
frhcls Of the South
ero Nan Juau del - s,hny Mae. 20 celebrate tn
hllu ley.
Tho VILLAGE AT Aratlan vas almost totally destroyed b.
ils tho eph u, Tho fro originated by tho dress OF
gill who as mai ing chocolate having caught fire in The
hearth. over oghy housos lor rather hHis we're 'otay
destroyed and the inhabitants arc represented 70 DC IN VIC
A decree has been published In the City OF Mexico by
heh Ia required that persons under 70 inches, Mexcan
measure will not be admitted 20 cnlis; IN The army ihc
p,enadicf. Of tho guard must - inches fix fcotl
Tho 7'raf 4 Uaoa of the ID inst. publishes !crcF
from 0ueymas dated May - from which we extract the
%" i. r.n .ap c9ssase ,.;d as's .,.sss'.s
& Me.esn amy according TO contract With The M,'
pnon the French totsn al sold pot ihsfe are o.n "a o.
mans begens, 10 ipflishmen American span'a. an 0
ST Italian Polish from 6o'o'. and ~ Ms,is,9. Ia;.iSsa
,os 81 va on ~oo we 0 h e ere daily expected with
large number Of omisrsn,s" , - ,,...,.,
dated l4ih May in which We find the following
rive rsone,, bonsns % The waser sIPsdqh SsIs 5 e
bs iako bol Msz-an' where iAey were 70 I"
When the E,hebort about ins sail boat from he b..
,p so oaS a sni i he boat Me.ea Officer
biz hen. On hearing tho report q mo ~
Flhcbcri carried the prisoners BY force 9ir,ns 'h
a Ss,sv " Mt on bosid The By The Mexican
commander Gosyuas to attend 10 me ~osnaro ol ~
military cor ,nnder had with the cap
II th- latter
whom he had on board Inc Ehene
the llth taking drairhes 20 me bf
i'll. Muc in Mexico the llih the OF the ssinh Tes
,c urecr boats hiring Their guns very near me
he Tho Dido was sci. the 18th for Naz2an, 70 awH Or
ara rom the BIith Legation IN Mexico no one was Killed II ne
6hi one Of parties wounded by Of he asAe sho "ss Ia
IocoytTLs."
A rpmor was current az Nueva Leon on the 18th aay
that revolution about TO break out at Maiamoros and
other points in the lsrihern part OF Tamaulipas.
LARGE coAGucfg from Guadalaara and Guarauato was
detained in the City of Mexico for several days but can
not end out on what account.
The papers OF the LIST inst announce that Hs serene
Holmes had decided that the coRdacd should start for
Vopa Cruz on the ID without further excuse OF preex
and that the consgnees should be made TO pay the ec-
kQf,On tax. ~ g., -
pauies The SOntag company Is styled the " RUSSIAN
argrtyr ana stoGanones company the Turkish forces
Sebor Bcras OF the Orleans Theaer in this city had ar
rived in Mexico and made his first appearance on the lsi
inst as Otbelo, o.
The Sclo denies most positively that M Levaaseur y
10 return TO Mexico Envoy Extraordinary of the French
Government. 49, -,
A new commercial code has been published IN MEXICO,
and a Chamber Of Commerce was on the eve OF beng
regularly organized.
The papers we have examined 10 mo- n'i''o' "'iu
about Alvarez or his rebels.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EEw-YoRK'
Arrived.

-, - d., r1dse and <,5 pass q,
Ba c;ar HAM q On n BANS Sc" two e'oef'' between
20 end fes high k, Vest Packer key West ii d.,
-, 49, Catsetine, iof MY ~
Irde to A. a. It 49, = - Portland Ct, stone.
schr hsilcs Scn Ia wch d., asa 70 fn.ster
PzsLIo Sn Chatham, hsh 10 master.
schI yo Gecrse n B. 10 d. hi kDses
Kelly snai Slek-rson Bo.-on ds tndse
schf be- s.s Pcbirs Boston d.. fsh 20 master.
se1 is Mara Eston, EApon d. griDdones to- Whit
Laura Poril Avels Santa cErz d. sugar Se to Asure
r,, Rosusn ssooa New Bedford d. oil
~, Arrrsta Perry New. Bedford ds OIL
sehr nsrha Maria ferris. Salem d., nsa 70 fa.,ief
Sshr Meteor Weeks salem ds.. tsb 70 master
en- w,s',s sj,tss Bs..on a. ssh Woodruff Rsbnos
scLr David Coz Hslistf, sseHi Z de-, plaster
sehI Psyi an Kelly Bost0D ia llds> " master
sehr Mslyira Ks!y Boston, Ia ballast -.
go e,a sars d. hsh 10 WoodrEn hotinson
eeir Pavenpsr Plymouth ~ o. ga -h'sse.
10 Beat BTo~- A.. -.
Slron M.Iy heron Eli.- New Haven, ira-e TO mAster
Sioorr Amelia Oleli flArwich 2 d., 6sh 10 us>ssr
sioop IIsycs, Corws, Providence DE-, nsise 70 a~s4
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II TELEGRAPH TO The NEW YORK TRIBUNE
DREADFUL TRAGEDY.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, june -, I0'f
terrible tragedy occurred AIlilyile, Mass last Sat
rrdaY evening. 4 man named Alexander Hewitt, being
eaoas OF his wife assaulted her with intent TO kill when
She ran 70 the house of Mr. Owen Brown and claimed las
protection Her husband pursued her, armed with ps
io and fired twice through tire window. Mr. Brown re-
ceved a ball ia his forehead and died instantly Mr.
Il witt then ran and followed by her husband
who shot her in the back Of the head and then escaped to
tie woods On Sunday morning he came in aud delivered
himself up but before doing took dose OF sryennine
and died soon after. Mrs. Hewitt still lives but cannot
long survive Hewitt subject TO Tits OF dissipation
and liquor during the enactment OF this dreadful
aflar.
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ASSERTION. .. For The y. Y. Tribune.

Too late drew from scasty springs,
The barren cheer that in them lies;
Too late fettercd eager wings,
That longed 10 battle in buer skies.
Too lateI squandered golden hours
God gave me foo his praise 10 spend
Too late gathered idle flowers,
Fcrgetlul of my Journey end.
God needs nv deed, however small
The help lend to work his will
Not without grief he sees me fall
o. lail his purpose TO fulfill
orei ], 1851 CbANhN'h 'O'N
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
explanations by several gen'emen are gong

LArrR FROM BR,zIL.-The bark T. d., Capt Banter
arrived at this port to-day brings a'ices IRON Mon'e''ae0
20 May /.
Affairs in the River La Plata were quiet.
The Brazilian forces positively enter MOn.evideo
on the day the u. ID. sailed II rumored that Gen.
Floras the President, had gone to meet them.
In Buenos Ayrcs there had been slight stemp. at
revolution which Quoted. Some arrests were
made in consequence and several persons banshei
The general opinions quite favorable to the present
a.
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was too long resident Of Canton not to have taken
some hints from tho habits Of the foreign merchants
there c..
70 the eu,er court Three guns were tired ss the lat
ters chair passed through the portal the musicians,
stationed in gallery on the side OF the court, strnc.
I'D q horrible discord, which made the gongs 'ha'
sounded along our homeWard march melodlous o! COZ
trast The curious natives thronged the streets 70
stare At us and il was a relief when We reached os
foreign suburb Of Shanhai. T.
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FtFrs At ToRoSro, c. W.-SN,een houses were de-
oved by fire in Toronto the morning o. the 18th INST
They wcr wooden buildings and contained some three OF
fo families each. On the evening OF the Same day there
was another fire which consumed four brick dwellings
In. amount Of the loss j. not stated.
F,RE Ar LAGER, MIcE.-The steam Touring and saw
mills owued b. tho Hon. \. \. Hart o; Lapeer, were
hnrned on the 18th inst. Loss s3OOoOi no insurance.
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Arrived.

L. : steamship Roanoke, skinner Norfolk kchai'nd Nc
Lueam fessan,- June 10, SOU n u, %
Wpter Quarter shoals, exchanged signals with steamship JAMES
town. hence for Norfolk. =, . ,,-. w.,
Ran a d. Baxter Montevideo May J. mle 70 Thorue Ws3n
O. Vessel 70 Basscti Bacon. SID IN GO win Am S rou
ley COX, oE oid, g May = a. mouth o. 'e' nc - ~
ship Margaret AID Eliza ,,,.,.- -. L., p.rol,,s
Cha Jlne moaes 10 Msyhew Talbot Co. "a"
sopa n bris II. II. McGiivcry hence IN II d. 49,,
Cr,r Bhchsd Tory, to huntington " 49, IeAiio ''As ~
R,St.n Islands MAY 49, mshossny &c, 10 tlsstef- . -.
Sch Golden AGE (Br) Stun. Sena, T. H. ~ as s~>" 20
sbfr.
el,s O Benton Bros.
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ELIZABETH CiTY-Ar prev 70 Jane II, 'chr Seeing be''
80 Ipdiss Sd schr Algeruon, Baum, West Indies
SORFOLK-Arr June IT, bark Mopans Downs ,.i,
Boston CID H. bss g. Mssbeyrn iohn.on t1,t an
Prrce, Nelson Banss Spain, Irntad sohr e-tn pVon
poSs.r Newburyro Juue buss Onward sni
on or LIVERPOOL; schr O. G. Psfsley for PhsdePhs
80 T,rgi,r or Boston; Oregon, for Nisclsse At
lille saude for Phladeph and Olive Branch ,or Boston Jane
~ III, glor,nce for Boston aud schr Marine for Ne" YORK
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THE TURF.
syABByyG AFFRAY BETWEEN WOMEN

Two Irish women named Mary Clancy and Bridget
Kenny living at No. Orango-st., got into fight to-
gether on Saturday night when the former stabbed her
adversary in the eye inhicug dangerous wound She
was arrested and taken before Justice Osborne, who
Jock ed her up for trial
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ALBAsi, Monday juno IsJ l-St'
Israel stein pedler OF this City, crossing the Sclo-
Lare Creek about eight miles above the Village Of scho.
harie lost his ewery box in the stream IL contained
about 50 500 worth of property besides large sum in
promissory notes. The box lost some time IN May
but I'D 10 this time has not been recovered Mr. D. offers
reaard Of $3.50 for the recovery Of the property.
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THE SHIP CAMILLUS.

CHARLEsToN, Monday June ls, l3jl.
The ship previously reported ashore at Ocracoke proves
a. was suIposed 10 be the Camllus from New York
this port She !. insured in this eny
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Mr.. DOUGLASS bill, changing the tune tor me snnas
meeting Of Congress from the first Monday IN Deeehos
70 The Srst Monday in October, was taken up
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ARRIVAL OF CRESCENT CITY.
The L. 5. VI. steamship Crescent
CITY, from New-Orleans Via Havana, Is
coming up the Bay.
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Port OF NEW YORK.
Cr.nr.,l hi. Forenoon.

sb,.-J W Fsunin Teddy. Galveston H. bto"e' -"
Brs-sdelphi Gorhsm bsnsor W Inssi. w, cl sterlv
toonsrsr,p,lne Miner Mobile, Lane West o. SAiIt
-,,SS Cbs1ss,ou MeCreedy Mott Coz Aac, LOU NJ
s;.orssto,n Dolner Potter; Acyonr, h-nc 81
S,.,sv Met Coz L. Hall Sargent, Belfast MISTER ''se'
Mn,er, Boston, : W. Lewis
SIoor-Aurora, Cesc. Norsich, }. h hsNen-
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE Monday, June 10, 1854.
lie southern mail late due from all points is
.eycG but the papcrs contain worth teegrapu
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rFrom orr Corre.ronden.s.l


pORT JFFFERsoN-Junc H. launched ey NessIs bsael q,
r'-ln sps .chooner about 80 called tine sunny Souh
shc S ovned port New York and Nesesn aud
- mn bteeu the later places She Will Be commands 1y
csrt Lao smith formerly the schr We OF Aew.ots
& The xh choouer launched this pat durins the present
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PASSENGERS Arrived

m 5ars g. Rasier from Moae'dso-Jsres D. hos'"' w.
Hal Cars g. F~ie,d.
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Passengers Arrived
N.4RINE JOURNAL.

T. lin RIA CallayiRs J,oai hey W'-Mrs . Parker aud
,;'s,e,yy N-. T Thorp Mrs. Stephenson
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SUPREME COURT -GExLRAL TEAM.

WIDENING WALKER-srREEr.
Judge Watson, from the upper part OF the state nad
been but arrived 81 the time OF os
ina he family, 1t ad being SICK aud che Court sd
jourrcs Wednesday.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-10-18

d 1, ..o1 1?0Ss- Dress Goats and OVer-coatS oil
an .izes. the most fashionable styles, as well
a. n,' -, I.5 coursest, from $500 to 200.
Petersham, Pilot Cloth, Broad Cloth, and Dou-
bic Overcoats. at all prices.
Pants Of the most fashionable styles.
Vests of every variety and muterial: Silk, Sat
in, Cloth, Marseirs and Cashmere, all of which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
He also has hand nssnrtrnens of Neck
and Pockct-htudk erchi-fS, Shir s, Cellars, Nit
tens, Cloves, Umbrellas, Curpet-hugS, NC.
He is connected with large manufacturing o.
tab'ishm nts in tine eastern ii"s tina! import their
goods from Europe, and he c'n Afford h'tt'r
6urguins than can be got AT slni!4r stores ia Bd.
tiuIurc.
The people Of CIarksburg and surrounding
cou ltrv ARE respectfully invited 10 give him d
call nj his stDr, in BIssel's Row, opposite TIL
old Court house, and he will give lhcm graz
o;rg;iiuS
lie will sell cheaper ihrn ANYBODY els. i:
CI;fri slurg can sell similar goods u" sur. t"
drop in :t his sore H. VII. suit with yra.n.
4ou want from II dress coat down It. II TrI -
and III prices so 10" lhut yNu vii b.. "At'iis,.,5
70 know that he can dispose UI goods :" CHI r.
uuIil YOU find out that he sucn = cNun"c;ia
VIII, larry houses in n "ustrr. "i:T.e H. eIIn.",
him TO DEFY cOmJHtiion. Como and tx u:
,unrSriG for the winter. ouiIc t..
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New Goods :!

T AM now receiving from Baltimore and Phil
i adeIphin, Stock of Fall and Wine
Goods, at the Old Stand, nearly opposite the
Old Court House, consisting IN part OF Cloths,
Cashmere, Ky. Jeaus-aIl wool, Tweed, CASH
nette,&c.
A very superior lot of Dress Goods, among
which may be found, French Merin6, Thibet,
Cashmcrs, COburg's, MousIins, &c Black and
Fancy Dress Silks, Opera FlanneTs, r I'd, white,
yellow, and Gruze FIanneIs, CaIicoes-a styles
Il d pric les E stern Limsey, VplvetS-aII colO-s,
Bennett. Cap and Belt Ribbon Silk Velvet Rib
hons-tIl widths, Dress Trimmings, Hnttons, & &c;
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Kid, Beaver and
English Buck Gloves and Gluntctts, Silk
Berlin Thread and other Gloves; Children Is
Fancy Hose, Ladies' erino. Cotton md Wool
IN II os-: Silk and Straw B"nneIs. Hardware.
Q;ecnsware, Boots, Shoes, Caps, Fl IT'S, Zinc
Wash Boards, w ooden Rackefs lrd Tubs. Salt,
Fish COff'" Sugar, Teas. nmd almost every dining
kept in store, to which lInytc a't~ulion before
purchasing elsewhere.
jobs IRWIN
Nj All kinds "T rnunfr,- -.rotn,r wanted.
ter witch the highest ,I!,.rk ! i'T'"- viii be given.
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DENIES HOTEL.

THiS Hotel, pleasantly situated on PrEH
| STREET, CLARKsKUH1, is kept open for
the accommodation OF strangers and the travel
ATTRACTIVE 70 all who desire quetulO, comfort
ana convenience in public house. 1t is loca-
ted sn the North Western Turnpike, and in the
heart Of the town, rendering il peculiarly acccs-
siblo to all passing through ClATkShurg, and its
facilities for accommodating traveier, are second
to none in the country
There attached TO this hotol tho most ex-
tensivo stublng in town, \ large addition hH-
wing been recently made, which ia under the
charge Of sober and attentive Ostlcrs.
The bar is supplied with large assortment OF
the choicest foreign and domestic liquors.
The patronage Of the public isresPestF@lly so
licitcd every assurance being givcn that no OK
pense or pains sill be spared by the proprietor
satisfied. \. DENT.
Olarksburg. Feb. l, ls5l-ly.
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TINE undersigned having formed co-pnrt-
L ncrsilip for the manufacture of machines,
would rcspectfully inform the citizens Of North
western Virginia that they are now making, ana
keep constantly on hand, and for sale at their
establishment. in Palntine, Opposite Fairmont
Marion county. Va, at the lowest prices u He-
neral assortment of AGRICULTURE RAIL lMPLE-
NENTS, &C. among which may be found a
NEW and VERY SUPERIOR THRESHlNG
MACHINE. which excels in EASY DRAU0RT'
lean AND RAPID WORK, any machine ever used
We can also furnish COMMON MAOIllNES,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS attached.
We arc manufacturing superior article OF
RFAPING MACHINES, suitable for cutting eI,
ther grain or gIIss. This machine can be used
to advantage upon any ground where wagon
can be driven.
PLOUQHS.-Wc have always on LAND +" large
assortment of the best patent and other FloughS'
found in the country. - :.
We IRE also manufacturing CCTTlNG-HoA
for l,ov straw OF fodder: which for easy and rN-
rid work. exceeds anything OF tho kind In the
country.
This establishment. being sitU2tcd upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. gives
20 ,.rrchasers the best facilities for transporting
articles to n distance AZ small expense and the
Inducements offered Of reasonable terms and SUI
,,erior manufacture, must continue 20 render
tiiS Il pori.!nr establishment with the public.
/ n. R.-RcpairnR done at he shortest notice
md in the beat style. .
Fohri,nYv Sth. lS54-lY.
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nDR. GORDON HARRIS, Graduate 1ss..n,.! Of
No. S 81 South Gay Street, opposite the Exchange
Buildings, Baltimore. p : on -.
pEa experience OF oS over ~ ysdTs cure
in ~ certain class of Diseases, which have too
long boen yielded by regular physicians to the
hands of Quackery. He may he consulted con-
fidentally, either in person or by letter.
NJ Persons at a distance distance cured al
home nv addressing Il letter to DIR. Harris, Balti-
more, Md, All communications confidential
remedies sent by mail to any part Of the u S.
See advertisements in other parts of the paper.
au30 ly.
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REercantni.e
"a "a IUEapIH So


WATCH a nNIs oeE m AKER JEW
80 EIlElS and 81 yIslkS SMITH Bassellas
Row, GiaI sb1Fs, " hiss just returned
from the East with u sFLENnip stock OF RicfI and
RARE Goods which he offers 10 the public - tir
and reasonable prices, Hisstoek consists in part
Gold and Silver Hunting Case Lover
WATCHES.
a great variety of CLOCKS q every style
soma ofwhich are very be0utiful. 81 hour and
8 day clocks, varying in price from 50 10 SIS
Howard and Davis Compensating Regulators,
from $35 to $50.
Also on hand and for sale, wholesale aud re-
tail every description Of Watch AID Clock
Material.
English aud French Lunettes,
Common and Patent Glasses,
Cylinders, Staffs Yerges aud fiui0ns.
Cock Roller, Foot and Train Jewels
Bushing Wirs, Peg Wood, brushes, Oh Sc.
together with every article in his line Of business.
lie is we'll prepared TO execute In ths neStasl
manner all kinds Of WORK and the greate d
attentinn will bO paid 30 Repairing HRtches
Clocks and JeWelry. Work doNe lof those
in the trade at Produced prices.
Among his JENSsGRY, ttcss viii be found
| a rich assortment II
LadieS' and GentlemsR's BreaslPlns and Fin
ger Rings.
Gold Vest, Fob aad Guard Chains.
Lockeis, Keys, Seals, Slides, Hooks and Fob
Rockies;
Eal-Tings, Clasps, Necklaces and Bracelets
Shirt Studs, Crosses, Wriz:lStts and CUT PluS.
Coral Armlets and Necklaces.
/ Comedian Rings aud Crosses.
/ Gold aud Silver Pencils, Pens and Psn-hOldsEs.
Silver Shutters aud Trays.
! B, Stania and Plated Fruit Baskets and Casters.
siiyer aud PLACED Tea and Table Spoons, Forks
&c.
Cold, Silver and Pla!..d sPeetueles.
Work Boxes, Thi:nbes aI1 Sewing Birds.
! 4 general assortment Of Joseph Rodgers Pea
Knfu Sit RyN
Colts and Aliens Patent Revolving Pistols.
Port Monnias, &c, &c.
Also, u great variety of FANCY Anti.
Giles, Toys, &c.
Tho public are respectfully Iuviled TO call and
examine this stock, the proprietor AsttoFs
himself that he can suit the taste Of the nOst fas-
ttdious, at prices at which the most unrSasons-
bic cannot cOmplalH. jc9l Il.