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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13
Police Intelligence.

rOAhce AntcAAkcnces
A Jealous Colored Indiridual.-A colored man named
Elias Birch to the Sixth ward station house,
Saturday night and stated that he had stabbed coored
woman named Lavinia Thompson, living in Church
street Lspenard, from motives of jealousy and
in view Of that fact wished to surrender himself to the
officers Of the law Lieut. Martin, who present in
the station house, set about Immediately to make in
quires into the truth Of Brchs statement and after
difficulty, found that what had been told him by
the prisoner substantially correct that the woman
in question had been intimate terms with the prso
ner, and that the above night he had called her
at her residence where alteration taking place
relative to marriage, Birch drew knife and inflicted
three gashes upon the right and left shoulders Of
the woman. He then left the Of difficulty and
to the station house, where he delivered himself
up He says that the woman was engaged to him. but
she denies It, Committed for examination.
Arrest Of Burglars Caught in the Act-At an early
hour yesterday morning, two named John Sweeney
and James Brandon were found by officers Farrell and
Mcclure of the Fourteenth ward police in the store OF
Mark OBrien, No. 2l6 Bowery, in the act Of packing
bundle Of goods preparatory to being yed away
The burglars had got into the premises by forcing
rear window and succeeded admirably in their plumber
until the arrival OF the officers prevented them carrying
Justice Wood yesterday, at Essex Market who commit
ted them for examination.
Charge Of Grand Layccny--A German named Charles
Myers arrested by officer Hamln of the Third ward
police, charged with having stolen box Of shoes valued
ct $40 the property Of Henry r. Boyden No. 40 Dey
street. On Deing taken 10 the ponce court stared
the magistrate that he directed by to
take the goods away from the store but could not tell
who II was give any information that would lead to
the arrest OF the alleged principal Justice Osborne be-
fore whom he brought fully committed him for trial
RoLJing .Sdilor.--A spaniard, named Gutzuie,
arrested yesterday by officer Murphy, Of the Fourth
ward police, the complaint Of Charles Rutbeman.
saor who alleges that he has good to suspect
the prisoner Of robbng him OF four doubloons, se4 II
appears that during the night the complainants trunk
had been opened and the above amount from
1T; that during the night the prisoner was found
gropng around the bedside Of Of the other olgers
in this house IL looking for booty. Some OF the mis-
sing money found in as possession. Temporarily
committed.
TO THH EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your edition Of Monday, the 9Th inst article ap
eared under the head Of Police Intelligence where
appeared that the undersigned arrested by the
police Of the Sixteenth ward, charge Of highway
robbery preferred against them BY Domnick Ryder Of
Twenty sixth street After an examination before Mr.
Justice &c Clark We were honoraby discharged there not
| fully, JAMES ANDERSON.
PATRICK LAMBERT,
JOHN RILEY.
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BOSTON, NOV. II, lSb4.
heavy rain storm commenced here on Saturday in
the forenoon, which still continues.
Geo. J. Bcms, waiter at the Quincy House. acciden-
tally shot himself with pistol last night and it s sup
posed the wounds h. received will prove fatal.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


From Albany.
SINKING OF THE PROPELLER HOBoKEN WITH SEVERAL
HUNDRED HEAD OF CATTLE ON BOARD.
+ ALBANY, Nov IL, 1854
The propeller Hoboken bound for New York, with se
veral hundred head Of cattle board sunk last night
in the Hudson river, near Athens.
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The Torpedo Murder at Cincinnati.
ARREST OF W. H. ARRIsON, THE PERSON INDICTED
FOR THE MURDER OF DIR. 8. H. ALLISON AND WIFE,
r;,-

(From the Cincinnati Gazette, Nov. I0.l :
1t will be generally remembered that the public in
Cincinnati was stunned the morning Of the 27th of
June last, by the alarming intelligence that the Super
intendant Of the Marine Hospital the corner of West
made the victims OF the design Of mscreant Who
in the guise Of present had sent them 'infernai
twenty-five pieces balls slugs and pieces Of iron into
the legs and body of Mr. Allison and otherwise SO horr
bly, mutiating him that he died before morning. Mrs
A. was shockingy mutatcd that she died the next
day. Fruess search has been made the alleged per-
petrator Of this dabolical act until clue obtained
G + Willard, found in his box letter addressed to
o. F. Willard, from Mr.. wlets of Muscatine Iowa on
matters concerning his pecuniary affairs.
The letter thus received evidently had fallen into
wrong hands and the person who received it handed it
to Miles Greenwood. who communicated the matter to
captain Hoke and Marshal Ruf6n who at suspected
that the letter from VIM. H. Arrison the alleged
murderer. On Monday morning Mayor snelbaker Capt
ergo, Davenport and Muscatine.
They arrived at the latter place on Tuesday evening,
KS nsr ars they me 1
and passing under the name Of Wlets. On Wednesday
morning early the officers by the assistance of the De
however until they had satisfied themselves he was
VIM H. Arrison About eight O'Clock they went to the
drug store Arrison was seated on chair with his
back to the door reading newspaper. The Sheriff and
Mayor snelbaker, at the time placed hand
each shoulder and calling him by name to
feet and appeared greatly excited.
He then declared that Arrson not his name and at
hrst objected to accompany them, but after few
ments reflection he consented The news of the arrest
Of Wets as the man Arrison spread through the
town Of Muscatine, and much excitement manifest
ed, but an entire willingness to have him brought to
Cincinnati for examination manifested b. the ct-
zens.
In two hours after his they had him handcued
and on his way up the Mississippi river the steamer
McKee, to Rock Island, where they took the for
this city They arrived in Cincinnati last evening" at ~
O'Clock and lodged Arrson in the Ninth street station
house Arrison is very low spirited He was under
strong guard the whole of last night 1t will be
bered that the Grand Jury have already found ndc
ment against him, and the probability is that he will
His brother has been in the city several days.
Upon searching Arrson's trunk, theySound book and
other papers with his plainly written thereon.
When he left this city he heavy whiskers which he
has had shaved of since his departure He had been in
months, and had always managed to avoid suspicion
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An cd lad named Sarah Candy. and aged one hun
dred and ssyen yes.s rccensly died a. &C. L5s.4 Ia
She was born IN tie city OF New York, Oh sa- .5tA
Lece u4bcr, 1745.
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KINGS COUNTY,

z. " KINGS COUNTY. l
More definite returns from Kings county show the
following results:--
Gorsznxr-Clark -. 5,206 Seymour - 1896
Bronson. 1,45o Urmay s,......... 1884
Majority for Seymour. "a. 3199
The Eighteenth ward is not yet in. 1t will increase
Seymour's vote slightly
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THE LEGISLATURE.

tfrOn1 the Rochester Dem0crat, NOV III.
There thirty 1.-TWO members Of the Senate, twenty
two Of whom elected wings. Two Of the number
Nessrs Brooks and Whitney not expected to vote
for tho candidate the wings viii nominate for United
States Ssrstor, but all the others probably will.
TIE Assembly consists of 12S members, and II Is known
that about eighty wings elected This will give the
wings one hundred joint ballot, to sixty locofocos
But there few silver grays elected to the Assembly
who will not vote for the reelection of Gov Seward, or
any otscr free soil whig. 1t claimed that Peck, Of
Niagara and Lampor of Ontario Of this stripe and
there rsy be few others But they cannot even BY
illusion with the locofocos, control the result
therefore be regarded pretty well settled that
Gov Seward will be reelected United States Senator by
quite large majority.
TEMPER ANCE MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Correspondence of the Albany State Register
NEW YORK, Nov. O. 1854
am happy TO inform you that the Maine law will 60
into the Legislature with quite strong influence in its
hvor from the city of New York Seven members Of As
senbly skct are Maine Law men, all right. Among
them, Hon. O. c. Leigh Is triumphantly reelected from
the Ninth ward Alderman yoorhis also, and the fouI
COuneilnen Of this ward, who took the noble stand Of
altogether Withholding licenses are reelected with
increased nsjoritics. Respectfully yours.
G. j. WARREN, Cor. Sec. N. Y Alliance.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
VERY INTERESTING FROM EURoPI


VERY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
7 HE w AR.
THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL.
>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~>.
The White Tswer Blown Up and the Quaran.
tine Fort sHcreea.
SEVERE INJURIES TO THE ALLIED FLEET.
~o~~~>cs>~>~~~~~>o~4
Capture Of French Battery and Lord
Dunkellin by the Russians.
.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>--
ANOTHER NOTE FROM PRUSSIA FOR PEACE.
The Refusal Of louis Napoleon to Allow Mr..
SOule to Pass Through France,
Explanation remanded Of the Emperor
by Mr.. Mason.
~~~~~>~-~>>>>~->~s
Threatened Departure cf OFT Minister from Paris.
Reported Refusal Of the French Govern.
ment to Reply to Mr.. Mason.
~~~~~>~~~~~~>>>>>>>~-
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., de-, &c.
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TELEGRAPHIc.

49, Albany, Nov H. 1854.
The Registers footings tonight are as follows:-
Bronson, 25,5So; Ullman, lo7, 14s Seymour l24717;
Clark, a20, 199 a. LIZ
We have returns from all the towns in Essex county
but Minerva, Newcomb, St. Armand and Wilmington
without these four towns the footngs areCark 1882;
Unnan, 4ss; Seymour, ss2; Bronson, 2e7.
BrFTALo Nov. IL, 1854
Krie county, with three towns to hear from, giyos
Clark ], ,T7S; Seymour, 4,502; uilman, 1913.
TROY, Nov. u, 1854.
ExEu CoUSr.-A letter from the County Clerk SAYS
that the majority for Clark in Essex county, win not
exceed roo
TRADING OF SEWARD MEN IN POLITICS.
[From the Albany Register, National Whg,) Nov Ill
. Had those who profcssed to be his (Clark's)
friends supported him with zeal half as honest and
have been elected by majority of twenty thousand.
S q as sold ont BY as friends traded acay
S s TSssIours TSs tra s;as oeriy apnn ms
rent IN tbs city Every Se,card man. almost at he
Rells had Seymour pastess in his pocket or the sohig
,gherer voe could be got for the Seard candidate for
c Legislature IN exchange for rote for Seymour for
Sets ,cys aus tsaded or IN ths city alone The great
object Of the Journal clique seemed be not to elect
Clark, but Seward members to the Legislature; and to
ths end they entirely ready TO sacrifice Mr. Clark
and every other name on the whig ticket. This is a
clearly denonstrabie fact that every observant
friends Of the candidates here and BY the candidates
Themselves The simple truth is that the only friends
Of Mr. Ozark who remained earnestly and frankly in his
support to the last the straight forward tempe
mcn, and that portion of the national wings who
net frank open and earnest In their opposition to
hin. This Is the fact that the Seward
men Iecalasi the great thing to be accomplished,
in fact the only thing desirable, the return OF
Mr. Seward to the Senate They were opposed to pro-
hbitory law and therefore willing to Clark sacri-
Aced. They doubted lis suhscrvicncy to the central
power, and were therefore willing to see him sacrificed.
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Clark 0vs Seymour thus far Observation-Disclosures. 1sf
Seymour s~er Ullman thus far. q, ,os7
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eons to the rear Of the English could be detached
to their assistance.
Three detacbments Of the Guards left London yes.
terday, with drums beating and flies playing, to an
the vacancies caused by the battle Of Alms. They
checred through the streets Of London by largo
crowds Nothing could prove more the popularity
Of the war; Napier and Dundss are, however, decd
ded)y out Of favor, and hits are made at their want
Of energy in ell the farces at the theatres.
The great political point Of the day still remains
unsettled Austria has not yet declared openly fox
the Western Powers. To read the Vienna journals
no doubt seemingly exists that she win do 70, sooner
CT later. Perhaps the cautious Austrian awaits TN
he sees the isl1 Of the siege Of Sebastopol. Ths
lesnirg owards the Western Powers has already
gained for Austria the sympsthies OF the people Of
most Of the lesser German States, and the govern
ments Of those States, seriously alarmed have no
titled that they win side with Austria ct The Diet.
Count Esterhazy, the Austrian ambassador at Bsr
lin has gone to Vienna but the report that he has
been recalled, and is reported to be replaced by
simple charge d'AfAirs is, at least, premature. Hs
has gone to consult with Buol Wonder Pfordten and
Others. The Vienna cabinet Ia desirous Of avoiding
an open rupture with Prussia, II it can be helped;
but she II too far compromised now to back ous.
Asfegards the feelings Of the Prussian people, you
win remember the famous words Of General BONN =
the late Prussian minister OF war; they were cneerea
by the people, and the king dismissed him; Co
operation with Russia, under existing oircun-
stances.r said tho gallant veteran, may b
set down amons imposdbilities The union ~
Of Prussia and Russia would Convert Germany int
.he.:rs cf var, w..l Al IL fearful consequence.
He Who feslss spark Of Prussian or German love u
oepasy caaass asshg suoA stheagas; hut aaais.&
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-01-18
gosaacf;aSrn~ Ne.r.
DIR JOSEPH j.. CARR'S
CHEAP DRUG * TOBACCO STOI

DIR. JOSEPH l.. CARR'S
CHEAP DRUG * TOBACCO STORE,
>.--5~afR Opposite the Courthouse. Clorks-
Se15SSSS burg, Va. Tl'c subscriber has Just re-
(Ec ccived from the Eastern cities. and is
E now opening, a large stock of Ameri-
G1GSS9 can, French and English chemicals
Drugs. Medicines. Surgical Instruments, Paints,
Oils. Dyestutfs. NNrnish. Brushes, Glass, Spices,
PcrfUmcry, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Confec-
tionery. etc, etc. Also. u large stock Of
Tobacco, $anI aud Sc=ars,
OF evcry brand and quality all of which he will
sell low for cash, or on the usual credit to pune
tuRl customers.
Aiy stock having hccn selected with great cara
and at the lowest cash manufacturers prices,
feel warranted in sayn" that the same is well
worthy the attention of Merchants, Physicians
and others who desire to purchase either by
wholesale or retail. My whole stock is fresh and
Of the best quality. and my prices arc rcmarkn-
bly, low. T" ;hs wholesale purchaser l can say
that can satisfy him that he can make bet
ter purchases of the subscriber than he can
clsCwhcro-cven at the Eastern citics-mad those
VIII" buy by retail. can assure them my prices
shall be reasonable, and they will get pure and
fresh Medicines. etc. etc. All ask is All eXami-
nation of my stock by those VII" want the best
articles in my line, at the lowest Poss.vi~ ,.7cs
JOS. L. CARR.
November S, 1852. novlO "
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A Money Saving EstabIish-
IRaCpt.

TNHE undersigned would announce to the pub
lie that he has on hand good stock of
Fin, Copper, Brass Il Sheet.irOn Wares
and is prepared to manufacture to order, ANY
THING made from the same material, at the
shortest notice. lie is determined to mako it to
every persons INTEREST to deal with him, and
could request all those who wantto SAW TuEnl
MONEY to give him ii call
lie would also call especial attention 20 tho We
ry large and complete assortment OF
Cooking stoves,
On hand and weekly arriving. of the very best
quality both III construction and metal and at
prices ranging from $16 to $50, full trimmed
with pirc. boilers, DC,
llavin" in great measure changed lis mod,
Of business by selling for pay down or 90 SHORT
time. enables him to cell much lower than for
mcrlv.
:aj- Al manner Of iobbng done at the very
shortest notice, his establishment being well sup
piled with GOOD workmon.
Shop on kinchel"c Street. 2 doors north of Dcs-
par'ts corner; opposite BaTtlctt's Hotel
Z. W. SMITH.
Clarks5Urg, Feb, I'd 1853
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RRENRY'S INVIGORA-
TING CORDIAL. =.

puroIv Vo,o.oh,o =; 90, r,...
1900 40 F"Sl't"A'
= i1nlS mNAlhhOc cordial is extracted from
Herbs and Roots which have been found
after years of experience by the most skilltul
Physicians to be possessed Of qualities most be
nchcal for the diseases for which it is recon- =
IuCndcd, and hence. whilst it is presented to the
public, Ms nm eIHcacious remedy it is also known
to be Of TINT character on Which reliance NAV be
placed rs to its safety. IN cases Of Impotencv,
ton or suppression Of the Mcnses, Flour Albus
or Whites, or for
DEBILITY
arising from any cause. such rs weakness from
sickness, where the patient has been confined to
bed for some time, for females ftcr co n fhcmcnt
a bOrtion Miscarriage, this Cordial caiInot be
cXCellCd in its sulutary effects or in loss Of Mus
culnr energy, lrriJability, Physical Prostitution.
Seminal weakness, Palpitntion Of the Heart In
digestion. SluggiShneSS Decay of the PrOvrcutiy We
Functions Nervousness &C. where II tonic mo-
dicinc is required, it will be found coual. if nat
superior to any compound ever used
TO FEMALES,
Henry's Invicoriting Cordial, is one of the
most invaluable Medicines in many CompIuint,;
to which Females nrc subicrt If ASSISTS unturn
to brace the whole system. check cyrrs,rs. nn,I
creates renewed health and huppiIlcss. Les
suffering. disease and unhappinrss among. Ladies
would exist were they pcuurulIv To niont the
use Of this Cordinl Ladies' who urc dcbitit,+aJ
by those obstructins which females are liable to,
are restored bv the use of IL bottle or two to
bloom and viSor
YOTTNG MEN
That solitary practice. so fatal to the existence
of man and It'll, the youn,r who are most ait To
become its victims, from an Ignorance Of the
danger to which they subject themselves can
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Weakness Of the System, and Premature Decay.
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NEW GDOBS.

ROEHNER AND NEFFLEN, opposite Benz
ID Rust's tavern. on Pike street, Lave the plea
sure to state to their customers and the public
generally, that they hay. Ivy recent arrivals "d-
ded largely to their stock and daily running
off great bargains il provisions: Dry Goods
Hardware, Groceries. Liquors and Wines: Boots
Shoes, Hats, Queens, Tin. and Glassware, &C.. Mt
prices that make it the interest Of the purchaser
to call. We respectfully call attention to on
large stock of sugar from cents up, including
New Orleans. Porto Rico, crushed and puIveri-
2cd. Coffee and tea of all grades M"!usScs und
Golden SyH'p. Crackers. all sor:s Of Candy. lie,
mons. oranges. nuts. and pruneS.' Chester and
Swiss cheese, mnckcrcl and Holland. German and
French behring's. Also Ladies' Dress Goods,
Mems Summer wear, hNndkerchiefS, dome, tic
musins, Answcll's seamless bags. the best made
in the United States fine assortment Of Boots
nd Ladies' Shoes. Patent Medicines. and IL COM
plete assortment of the finest wines and liquors,
such ~ Port. Madeira and Malaga Wines. Peach.
Apple, Wild Cherry French and Domestic
hrandics German RummcI Rum and old Rye
WhSiicy. Wine vinegar ut Is cents per gallon,
apple cider. Hardware, such as Axes, Hatchets.
brOadaXcS. hand axes, saws and planes locks,
hinges. screws. bolts. shoe nails and tacks cliScs
Of the best quality, Stacks Augmrs, Butcher and
table knives, Forks tea and table spoons, Pock
ct-kniVcs, etc.
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOFTCE.

ToHN S. MEREDITH, Elizabeth Meredith,
q Benjamin D. Anderson, John Lark and sa-
rah P. Lank, and William E. Anderson,
Take notice, that on the 22d day of February,
1854. between the hours of o'clock, a. M :, and
six o'clock P, NJ, of that day, at the residence
Of John Watts, IN the county of Monongalia,
Va, we shall proceed to take the dispositions o +
said John Watts and others and on the 28th
day of February, 1854, between the same hours,
at tho residence of John Furbee, in the county
of Marion, Va, we shall proceed to Take the de-
positions of said John Furbee and others. Said
dispositions to be read as evidence for us in a
suit Ia writ of ejectment) now pending in the
Circuit Court of UPshur County, Va, wherein
YOU are plaintiff and we are defendants. And if
from any canse the taking of said dispositions
should not be commenced on those days respec-
lively, or being commenced shall not be compile
ted of those days respectively, the taking of the
same will be adjourned from day to day, until
the same shall be completed.
Given under OUR hands this 18th day of Janu-
airy, 1854, WILLIAM BENNETT,
JOHN NJ. HANY,
JAMES HORNBECK.
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u We seldom recommend n manufactured
medicine, believing in most cases that nature
herself pc: fects Il more rapidly and effectu-
ally than can be accomplished by the vegetables
and minerals Of medical science. But in the
mat@r Of dyspepsia, there are chronic features
about it, which very often defy all the efforts of
nature to create IL healthy action of the digestive
organs, and it not unGrcQuently happens that
thOroaDts suffer for years, diseased both in body
and mind, from indigestion and it's kindred ills.
To such, tloOhand's German Ri Iers, prepared by
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, are truly most valuable pre-
PHration. tits touic m dicinc, giving a heal
Thy action TO the stomach, and will be found
highly serucable at all seasons, but especially
during the spring. Dyspepsia can only be Gu
red by patient preservation in one course Of
treatment; and to all those suffering under this
sad maudy, we would recommend an npplica-
ton to the depot of Ioofiand's German BittrrS,
NV Arch street, PhiludeIphia.- Philadelph In
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Po1soNEp CANDY.-A Brownsville (Pa)
nnnnr cnnne. .GIOr NJ. Wl.s,.,.- 49,. MI

L q II
Poisoned CANDY.-A Brownsville Pa
paper says: Son New Years eve, Will
liam Donley, of this county, purchased
some of those neaU toys, manufactured of
candy, as presents for his children. The
little fellows ate heartily of them on Sun
day, and we regret to say, two of them
were in the cold embrace Of death before
the day passed by, and others Of the fami-
y were very sick from its effects. We
have heard that another has died since,
but did not ascertain whether it was Mr..
Donley's, or the child of another family
We also learn that the same candy was
purchased by other families, and their
children have more or less been afflicted,
some .seariously. The candy is said to
have been manufactured at Pittsburg, and
when analysed was found to contain poi
son."
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Watches and .Be1Vw,le,ll.v.

II WOULD inform the citizens of this coneyd
and the public generally, Il u [ have remove
my " atch and ,Iewelry Sto' o No. 9lT Baltic
MORE ST.. six doors bel = Charles ST., BaIti-
more where they will fE.d large supply of Com
Lever, lie pine and SII VI. WATouEs of every de-
Also a variety OF old Chains. KEYS. Gold Pom
CHS and Pens, Rings Ear-rings, Bracelets, etc.
Also, a fms assortment OF Silver Spoons, Cups,
Epster and Fruit Knives, ofgenRiRe Silver Coin.
a variety Of Aibatta Forks, Spoons, etc.. ctc--
Clocks and Fancy Goods. Large assortment of
watch makers Tools, Jewels, Hands, ana Watch
Glass Of every Kind.
will fudit to their interest TO call aud oxan,iuo
my goods, us intend to sell rs low Ms any other
mousse, at wholesaleor retail prices.
CHARLES BLAME,
MNr9S ~. NO. Sl1 SNlfilnprn 81. HNlfimnrn.