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~ Nh somewhat doubtful ,Ohettsr The
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G.. KRANZ,

The Jeweler Il Matchmaker, On eecond-ss.,
IIAS the prettiest, best and cheapest articles of
IL Jswsiry, Watches, and everything else in that
lins-just received from the east and 10 now ready
10 sell them cheap. He would be particularly glad
for the ladies to give him call, before purchasing
elsewhere inasmu.h he 6sters himself that he has
made suoh seecols for LADIES' wear cannot fat u
please sither in qsality price. &nsng his new
purchases ven vii and the latst styles % bressl ngs
bracelets 6rger rings, earrings, lecets. and gves
msny other articles for ladies wesr roo nunsr.n.
10. meHtien. He sso has received cool sssersnent
Of nusicai instruments snb snitsrs, sesordsous,
dfdes. fu,er, a. For gentlemen zach az hFSast-
pins, rings watches Of every desorpfsp, port-mons
nssee, gold pens and pencils and eyery other article
u.ualy kept in iswery store Clocks Of every de,
: bcription AMI price.
Watches aud clocks repairei .. mo sharta,t motto.
OF low prices. and always warranted
e Store opposite Fay & Stones drug store Secous
tYsst inch - 54g
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SDec5II XnEfcp

'HE subscriber would particularly call the ettes.
ton OF those indebted to him on private sccou
10 'ne iaet tnat THEY MUST CONE FORWARD AND PAY
UP. These accounts have all been standing uors
Nov. Is, 53-tf. JOHN LIMP
II also would say to our friends and customers
tto whom we return many thanks for former favorsl
tnat we have full stock Of desirable goods of ali
Rinds sorts and prices which will sell low for cash
or produce. Call and see.
Nov. Is, '53-tf. JOHN LFMp 4 20
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ESLOUh .,ocsuc our {. choice ar,ielel fcr ga
l. b. [@h2l MEDIC ! SPRINGER.
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HAVING sold my entire stock to A. Dunsmore,
i i wish all those indebted to me to make inmed;
ate payment, in order that may pay all dues and de
nsnds at once. A. Dansmore is Authorised To max
settlements, &c. WIN. 7. MASSEY.
Muscatine, January 6, 1854.
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u. Scott Richman,
Attorney ard Counsellor at Law,
MUsCATiNE, IOWA.
We also WAIT

IVhosE indebted to Us to come forward and PAT
1 Up. We toke almost ererytbi,is bit rroney and
that will net be refused JOHN LEMP & co.
Nov. rs, 1883.
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A DIANE DRESS PATTERN and Trim
"a mngs, all for one dollar at
Oct. T. KIMBAIL'S CITY Cash Store.
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GUNNEIRES!
g also keeps constantly OIL hand avery tln'
-ticle of
POWDER.

and French, Gcrman and English Percussion
Cans and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Fasks,
Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives
Bowie Knives in fact every thing that is neces.
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most ferocious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, every thing that is usually kept in HARD
wa,e Store, which VIC buy direc " from the
Manufactures, which will enable him to sell as
CHEAP as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock.
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ySEFEEsENCES.

P. B. Peckham, NJ, D, Utica, N. Y, j. D.
Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigua, N. y, VI. IL.
Mills, M. D., Rochester, N. Y, D. Y. Footc,
NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y, Frof Dunbar, NJ. d.,
Baltimore, Md, J. c. Orriek, M. d., Baltimore,
Md, w. W. Reese, NJ D., New York City,,
W. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. H., J. P. New
land, NJ D., Utica, N. Y, Rev. G. s. Beard,
Glenn Springs s. c.
Phamplets had Gratis at the Store of JAMES
II. c. MILLER. Agent, Druggist, Jackson G. II, o,
Also, sol by Lansing 4 Stafford, ChiIIicothe
Bailey & Maguct, GallipOIis, and by most OF the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties,
" Letters addressed TO care of Mr.. CurtL
Hatch, Agent at Ravenna Ohio.
TO DE. MARCHIsI IL have be n ten years
troubled with Female neutrality-suspicious.
ueri, and all the attending difficulties at times
rendering my life most miserable. have hat
the attendance some of the best physicians,
with but little success the most they could dc
was to rclieve--a cure was out of the question
For five mouths before commencing with YOU
medicine, / had not been able to perform any la
| Dor, could walk but few steps at time, ANT
! scarcely went out of doors--in short, | wa
completely prostrated, both in body and mind
and expected to drag out the rest of my days il
suffering and misery. But reading your adver
tsemcnt, was induced to try your invaluable
medicine called Uterine CatholcOn, as the las
resort. | had not used it a week before el
| like another woman. BY the use of three bot
Il 8 was enabled to perform all the labor to
six in the family with ease, ana could walk any
where in the neighborhood without injury
Nothing but sense of my duty TO you and t.
| the aifl cted, has induced me to state my case t.
the public. Can safely recommend the prep
aralion to all those suffering like myself
(Signcd,) MRs. SARAH A. BisHor.
| FREED NJ, Portage Co., Ohio, Dec. q. 1892.
., R. MARCHlbSG q Co., PrOpriCtOrs
! Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, n. \
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DRY.GoODs, GROCERIES, &c.

TENHE Subscribers beg leave 10 say to the peo-
u pie of Jackson, and vicinity, that they have
ust opened the largest and cheapest lot Of goods
ever offered in this market, at their Store. I'M
medately opposite the Court House. Their
la.ge Stock Of
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~ Es NNN%E&S
o. A. KEY ES,
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE,

NEEPS constantly on hand full and COM
plete assortment of school and miscellane'
Ous Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods. light rea-
ding, all the Popular Magazines, Wall paper
window Shades, Carpenter architect Drafting
Paper, Maps, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Also a
great variety of Family Bibles of every price
and quality, PACED Blank Books of every de-
soripiiOn, he Is in receipt of all the latest Pub
lIeAtions. The Public are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock as he is determined to
cell at the very lowest figures,
Market Street Portsmouth Ohio.
August IS, le53-no-22 If,
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NEW DRUG STORE.
c. sCIiLEMH l.. HAETSrALL,
g. SGl5LlElylM 3 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Chemists.
VALLEY BLOCK MARKET STREET,
Next Doc to Mr.. n, Godhergs Clothing Store
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO

VALLEY BLOCK MARKET STREET,
Next Doc to Mr.. N. Godberg's Clothing Store.
PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
TENIIE above named firm desire to inform the
citizens of Jackson and all others who
may want anythngi in their line, that they have
Just opened an extensive Drug Establishment.
and hope from their knowledge of the business
and their attention and desire to accommodate,
to receive portion OF public patronage.
Having been engaged in the business several
years in Europe hey feel themselves fully com
pctcnt to please all who may favor them with a
call They manufacture many Of the drugs
and fluids now in common use, and are ready
10 vouch for their purity and genulncness.-
Their stock consists. in general, Of Drugs Med
cincs, Dye-stuHs, Chemicals, Paints, Glassware,
brushes of every description, dc, a., all of
which will be sold a. low Us by any other house
in the city.
Remember the place, Valley Block, Market
street, east side, opposite the Msmhr house,
All orders and prescriptions filled with
promptncss.
o. They are regular Practising Physicians,
and having graduated in one of the most cce
bratcd Universities in Europe feel warranted IN
saying that they are able to give satisfaction to
the SICK aud afflicted,
April, l3, 81. 3--ly
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BRorHGR OF MARTIN VAv BUEEN, Ex-PREsIDENT
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
KINDERHooX, N. Y, Sept, Goth, 1858
Mn A. l. ScovILL.--DEAR SIR: Having oc-
casion TO use an EXpcCtOrant and Cough Rene
dy last winter, was recommended by the Rev
Mr.. Iilancy, Of this place, to try the Livcrwort
Tar and Chanchaagua did so, and think
was greatly benefited by it. and do heartily re.
commend it as Cough Remedy.
l.. Van buren,.
KlNDErHoox, N, Y sept. 20, 1853.
fully concur in tbs above statement.
FRED' X. TIFFANY,
Rector Of the Episcopal Church.
Would it be Possible
for such meu Of high standing to be induced to
deceive the poor consumptiye
a. Be sure and ask for DIR Rogers Liverwort
Tar and Canchalagud, and let no other be palm
ed upon you.
For sale by T. l., Hughes, Oak Hill Jarnf
Stephenson, Winchester; Elias Long, Jackson
Neal & Rowel Berlin; Thomas Leach ) miles
from Jackson r. II, Chapman, Mabes P, O
Mr., Arnold, Steam Mills.
March. 8, '54 50--ly
PAIN! PAEN! PAIN!
Who woulu not suffer with pain one single
hour for the price Of Il bottle OF DR.. Bakers Pain
Pauacea?
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea,
For the cure of pain, both external and intern
al The greatest pain curing remedy yet dis
covered Pain cannot exist where this remedy
is faithfully used
One Single Dose,
Has gi' Ell immediate relief in thousands Of ca
rtt ,,,;t tb.
rXcrutiating pain, both IN the stomach aud bow
els Others of Cramp Collie others of CramT
throughout the whole system others of violent
attacks OF Diarrhua
One Single Application
viii give (almoSt) instantaneous relief in CT so'
of Burns, Toothache, Headache, Painful swell
ings, ana inHlmmatory rheumatism, if it is APP
piled according to directions.
Give it One Fair Trial.
And if yon do not find it to be what it is recon-
mcnded, go back to the Agent aud get double
the smount Of money refunded. We make this
offer, knowing that what this medicine has don't
in thousands OF cuscs, it will do again.
In Chronic Diseases,
Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver Com
plant, General Debility, Fever and Ague
Canker or sore Mouth, putrid sore Throat veal
Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease, Old sores
Coughs and Colds.
Ia the above named diseases it only needs tC
be faithfully used, according to directions, ant
cure is certain
Get a Pamphlet
OF our Agent. There you will find well au
thenticated evidence of its great healing prop
critics; aud when you have once used the medi'
cine you would not BIZ without It for ten times
rspdce.
Denounce it a IIumbug !
We call upon those who are deceived by the
use of this medicine, to denounce il to the
world, and as impoStors, ii 1t is not all we re-
commend it to be, that others may not be de-
ceived by worthless article.
RecoIlect the genuine is signed o. X. BAKER
NJ, D.
Price 25, so, and 81 90 per bottle.
For sale by T. l.. Hughes, Oak Htllj Jared
Stephenson, Winchester Elias Long Jackson
Neal & Rowel, Berlin; Thomas Leach mis-
from jackson; II. II. Chapman, Mabes r u
Mr. Arnold, Steam Mills,
March, ., '54. Sly
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THE PRESSURE OF THE
!Rs s09f@Ee 3AAM29>

AA " 81 SA = AAIASSSA1 u =
A ND the present high prices of provisions &c
"a have no effect on the business OF Salter o.
Larimer, of the Peoples store. Their i'm
mense sales ure the best evidences of the quality
of thoir stock. and that they have successfully
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small
profits. -,
This IL Steam and Lightning age. Woe to
the tradesman who Ioiters behind, the wheels of
enterprise will run over him. Salter g. Larimer.
of the Cheapest store have just received, and
will continue to receive II very extensive stock
being tie third purchase since fall, to which they
invite the attention Of tho public.
The American Eagle is a fine bird, and an cs
uecial Gavorite when 1t comes from the mint
| We hope none of our readers will be without
one IN their pockets, for with ono or more they
can make useful purchases at the People, Store
where will bo found every thing in tho Dry
Goods line.
Satcr e. Larmer proprietoB Of the People,
Store, having the freshest and best selected stock
in tbe cty for the Ladies', Men and Boys, ar,
determined 10 give great bargains, and will un'
doubtedIy have the run.
.yObbing,
Having determined 10 give character TO the
city of Portsmouth, (huving but two extensive
Jo6I ing houses) he has opened room on his 30
cond floor, where will be found general ant
we'll srlected stock of Dry Goods selected fol
country Merchants and Furnace Men.
Come to the PEOPLES STORE on Front Street
3 doors below court
80 Ihc Ladies.
Salter e. Tarimer have also n very LARGE sto cl
Of French works, consisting of collars, capes
undcrsIecvcs, rhcmcscts, cuffs, lace, edL ing, IN
serlings. etc, which will be closed out without
regard to cost.
Jauy, l2, 90 42-ly
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morrhoge, or Flooding; Painful, Suppressed
and Irregular Menstrnation, &c, with all thelr
accompanying evils, Cancer excepted y no mat
ter how severe or how long standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies,
in being more certain, less expensive, ana ieay,
ing the system in better condition. het Ell
Interested call and obtain a pamphlet (rree) con
tanning ample proof, from the most respectable
sources, of the beneficial results Of its use to-
rether with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their practice
and sneak from their own observations.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. ES MAEsCEHlSl'S
CELEBRATED
CATEOTlTCON.

For the Relief and Cure of Suffering
FEMALES.
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1t stands pre-
eminent for its cu.
ratiye powers in
all the diseases for
which it is recon-
mended, usually
called
Female Conn
plants.
OF these are Pro-
lapsus Uteri, or
Failing of the
w onb ; Flour al
bus, or Whites
Chronic Inflama
tiou and Ulcera-
ton ofthe w onbi
Incid tai He
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YxynIIAM IRVING co. AucroNEERs. -supREM

VIyIILIAM IRVING CO.. AUCTI0NEERs. SUPREME
wv Court-Mnses 8. Cohen againtt Jacob Moses Smit;
Jacob Nc Smit against Moses s. Cohen-By virtue Of
an order in the above entitled action the 21st
inst by Hon. J. j. Roosevelt, Justice Of the Supreme
Court requiring William Irving auctioneer to take i'm
mediate and dispose Of 1t public auction all
the partnership stock of goods Of the late arm Of Cohen
h Smit for cash. &C., will expose the said stock for
SALE required in and by said order at store No.
Pine street. Wednesday Thursday apd Friday, Dec,
81 49, and 90 and until the sale thereof shall be
pleed The said stock consists Of porcelans;
superby decorated china vases with rich original
paintings pair Of very elegant sevres porcelain
vases formerly the property of VIM II. King, Of Ho
land which worthy the attention Of connoisseurs
superb pair Of porcelain flower potts. elegantly decorat
ed with original OIL paintings, cost 5000; antique dres
den china groups and porcelain tete
cups and saucers, plates fancy figures candesticks
candeabras, notices, coupees and clocks ormolu gilt
tables with ormou standards, with coupete suits Of
vases to match, st deliberately painted each painting
perfect gem; splendid painted plates, card receivers,
parian groups ornaments s&c. bronzes, in large
rety, of clocks candelabras coupes, figures, groups
&c. superb ebony and boise de and buhl secretary
cost 5000 rich carved ebony cabinets nlaid with pearls
and frames painted by old masters writing desks tables
papatres work boxes &C.; antique marquette chairs of
the fifteenth century, elegant and costly antique laces
large variety damask shirts. Also large variety OF
fancy articles porcelain ancient dresden vases antique
china dinner sets, antique coin &c. Also number Of
very fine original oil paintings by masters Of the Dutch
and Flemish schools. The whole comprises fine col
lection Of porcelans antiques, &C.
offered At auction. Lawrence Horn, attorneys for j.
NJ. smit; T. Benton attorney for NJ 8. Cohen.
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DARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
III The undersigned trustees will SELL at public auc-
tiOu, on Tuesday, December 49, 1854, at 12s O'Clock
r NJ, in the Merchants Exchange, in the city Of New
Cumberland coal fields Of Maryland consisting Of what
10 well known as the jackson, Totem and Westernpor
properties lying contiguous, and containing about
seventeen hundred Of land all underad with COAL
Creek and directly the line Of the Georges Creek
Railroad for distance Of three miles, and entirely
derlsd with the fifteen feet vein OF coal and all under
laid with the six feet vein.
The extended front of these lands renders every
Of coal available and makes the property the most val
liable in the Cumberland coal fields It Is capable of
being divided into twenty separate coal properties The
big vein Of the purest coal in the Georges Creek
g0p On the Jackson and part Of the Westerpport
what called the {. jackson Mines and village of
Jacksonville These mines have been opened and work.
ed for about one year. The improvements at these
mines all in complete order with capacity to mine
1000 tons of coal daily. The village Of Jacksonville,
which belongs to the jackson Mines comprises between
forty and Atty first class miners tenements large
store house and Office, with ell the necessary raroads
train roads, wheel houses load houses and all other
cessary fixtures for doing very large coal business
The above coal lands well known and regarded among
the best coal lands In that region Persons DESTROYS oil
purchasing be satisfied by nquiring at Jacksonville
The titles good and the property be pointed out
by persons at Jacksonville.
All the mine cars, tools, and mining fixtures, at
the Jackson Mines, will be sold with the lands, which
will enable the purchasers to commence immediate
$50 600 cash the day of sale; $780, 900 April 1855;
$4,000 June 1, 1865 $25, 900 September /, 1855
$50, 900 April /, 1866 and the balance II two equal
annual payments hererom all the deferred payments
to bear annual Of six cent from the day
Of sale, to be secured by lien on the lands.
J. PHILLIPS ROMAN,
CHARLES s. BARROW,
Trustees Of the Parker Vein Coal Company.
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funeral this aftsSnoon at two O'clock from his late
sidsscs, No. ls2 Ninth avenue
On dsy s os:ms - s r Inert
Company No. 10.
His relatives and friends and the members and OK
raj tbs morning al hall past nine oeioes from the re
sidepce Of Mr.. shannon, No. II wiett street. His
mains win be taken 10 Greenwood. .r
On Friday, December ~ WILLIAM RAssKga, q native Of
The friends Of the family are invited to attsad his flu
neral afternoon, at one O'Clock, from his late
reuuence NO. III Elizabeth street.
On Friday December ~, Of chronic diarrhoa, ELIZA
GoURoAs, wife Of John Gourgas, Jr.
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No 3sl Greenwich street this afternoon at o'clock
On Saturday morning December q, at nine o'clock Of
Group JAMES KAN son Of Hugh Kahn, in the Sd year of
two O'Clock, from No. 102 Oliver street. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend
On Friday, December 81 ANGELINA, daughter OF james
Edward and Mary Caroline Ray in the 4th year Of her
age.
On Friday, December %, at his residence in Hicks
street Brooklyn MI SAMUEL JOHNSTON, formerly OF Bel
The funeral services win be held in the Hicks street
E. Church corner Of Summit street this afternoon At
be removed for interment in Greenwood. His friends
win please attend the funeral without further invitation
On saturday morning, December 70, DANIEL P. ADAMS,
The funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon
ct two O'Clock at his late residence No. ia Livingston
street. Brooklyn His friends will please attend the flu
neral without further invitation.
In Williamsburg, Saturday evening, December g.
after painful illness, EDWARD THoRP in the 35th year
Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
his brother, George W. Thorp respectfully invited to
attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon. at two O'Clock
from the residence Of his law Charles Paine
Esq, No. % South Eighth street, Williamsburg.
Mrs. MARY McGTNEY, in the SD year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Mr. Devines corner
OF Warren and Hoyt Streets Newark this afternoon at
two O'Clock The friends are requested to attend.
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On Wednesday December 20, OF consumption, Mrs.
Macy ANN DyBiE widow Of Phier d. H. Dbble, late san
THE and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this morning. ut ten
o'clock Her remains win be taken to Cypress Hills Ce
On friday December o. PETER s. MIssnIrEs, in the
oath year Of his age.
his brothersnlaw, Hampton p. Howell and Capt Stan
bury Funk respectfully invited to attend his fune-
Sa this afternoon, three o'clock, from his late resi-
TO BeIIport, L. L. for interment
On Friday December %, THOMAS F. CAHrI, agei %
years, native Of county Cavan, Ireland.
His friends and acquantances, and those OF his bro
thsrs Michael and James, respectfully invited to at
:ss hi: Of Il.
On Thursday morning, December H. THOMAS WnLIAh
TuCKER counsellor at law.
Of the bar, invited to attend his funeral from bis
iats residence No SO West Twenty third street. this
Suddenly on Saturday morning, December 49, Mr.. Ro-
xnr ALLEN, In the 3oth year Of his age.
His friends, the friends Of his brother law william
butchers generally respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock from his
hate residence No 159 East Twenty seventh street His
remains win be taken TO Greenwood.
suddenly, on Saturday morning, December %, IFSox
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
his son. Lemue are requested to attend his funeral to-.
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from the residence OF
his son, No. 1870 Hester street without further invita-
ton His remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter
ment.
On Saturday morning. December g. after sudden i'll
ness, C.THARISH MARGARET, wife OF Jurgen H. schwartz,
aged 81 years, months and % days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon, at
half past one o'clock from her le residence, No !os
Greenwich street. corner Of Watts street. Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood for intsrment.
Suddenly, on Saturday morning, December %, Eliza
BETH TrTEvRE, In the 10th year Of her age.
The friends of the family those OF her son. John Ie
feyre and sonnlaw, VIM. Blair, respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock,
from her late residence No. Is Allen street. Of
Grand street. Her remains win be taken TO Greenwood
for nterment.
On Friday, December %, WILLIAM f. SEYMOUR, in the
3sth year Of bis age
His friends those OF his brother, Charles and Of his
father In law, W. H. Walton, are invited to attend his
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EDWARD sINTzENICH,

EDWARD sNTzENICH, AUCnONEER.-
~ sehsnsa will % ss =. 81 ~ s1ct1n on Tuesday and Wed
at the saesroom, 10 Wall street Sig G. B. PandolAnis
great sale Of marble vases statues elegant silver
French china vases bronzes clocks groups &C., having
just arrived from Europe. The marble goods include
splendid and newly imported assortment Of Etruscan,
Medici Grecan Neapolitan and Roman in Bardig
Ito, Sienna and veined MARBLE also alabaster and pol
shed agate. Also splendid carved marble fonts tazzas
card receivers of and rich designs and Of every
size Also, elegant alabaster statuettes OF Venus OF
Canova Venus de Medicis Apollo, Dancing Girls Of Ca
nova, Greek Slave Three Graces, &C. Also, marble
baskets, carved animals and other ornamental articles
Also an elegant invoice Of French clocks bronxes'
groups, card receivers coupes, &c. Also very rich
assortment Of English and French dressing cases. paper
mache workboxes, foos, card receivers jewel stands
caskets bronze ink stands faus, sets of silver plated
forks, spoons, &c. Also handsome invoice of silver
urns, cake and card baskets, &c.