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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
furniture, 81.

furniture, 81.
DRONZE CANDLESTICkS and flGU Res iOr
~ NILLONAt lower prices than produced IN huoP'
Purchase snd will double money ,- =, o,e p,.
U'NAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER FUKNl-
IL TURF MATHEWS 4 STACY Ncs 5li aud Do 5fosi"ay'
who received silver medal the ast Fsro the Amercsn h
ute and bronze Exhibition Of tho Industry Oh All "
ous N,Y ork for the best uiesof Enameled Caamoet
ure respectfully their old patrons and the pubh 20 can lo
examine their c unique stock They have deter
ubed unde0d Sles with hair mattress straw psi-
lAs.e, ,ilOws and bolster from 80
CREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
W MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAWBUCRS No $50 SS G5asdi-tstJ
second door EsVYoTkCHEAP UPdOLSIEhf
and FEATHER STOBEThe attention Of talis about Pien
and beautiful OF
Reds Paases B.d al Of which have oen
purchased ash prices will be sold such as 20 make
all call aud efane the above stock previous
purchases part OF the c oooh
yn Wsnsburgh free OF carriage Od beds ana mfe'so
renovated snc made W Una 49, -
No S5s Grsndst, second door eat o. Essex q
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

BOARDING at No. 1O1 2dst WillamsburghG;-USn
.ne IN. 6rs, Of May few single Gentemen or Genue
nan with their Wives can have tull OF psi'a9i S'' WIN
paArnn lnod references required
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
CONES sTOGA STEAM MIL

T. ON 7 OGA STEAM MILLS
LANCASTER Pa
ne having received the appointment Of Sole sns
aud DtieutiIg Asen1 Tor all the Goods BY
company have nowin store and ofss for sale fh
their very desirable Fabrics J. g. DUDLEY 4 Co
No q Broadway
ELEGANT SILK ROBES, in new and beautiful
~ designs Just received Also styles Of Striped aud Plaid
% barese Robes orsandies Printed Jseone ke which
'r'if- an early inpeson. kBkR Co. No 767 Brosay
~ Of Coloed shanghai Ponsee and 10 suitable @
Seeyeinss Sale By piece package WILSON g.
HUNT Co, No. % end q WhlisnSt.
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Real Gstaie for Sale.

AT HARLEM-For sale or to let, on l33d-st., be-
IN brick; nine cellar Sc and .tfOn Of Crowd
Price 81 21 rent $3.50 Apply to h Ii RICE Superior Court
City Hall NY.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and FARM for SALE
n In Windsor CT Teniyone best Land six more de-
sired walk from RAO4d Depot
miles po'h Of Hartford AVe dssrseis ana sa
iicn. Churches nd schools near W + SILL, Wnasor
DUUDING LOTS for SALE.-Fiye lots on Avenue
~ r between Sh and lfh 22sss price s2So each Two
LOIS liht 3. 2SS3 in. Price 5000 4eh
roon ofhe bond and for
Apply G.OVER No lt5 Avenue s. morning and evening
and No IS Spruce Of from 1910 N
REAI flFUL story prick House on Clymer-st,
~ Williamsburg g q deep. SO oCo ass 40 deep s. 90
Terms .COCKCRoFI'S ocs y south 7th-st
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Situated on
~ snhhown River l. half mile from the Nesiofk Psek
e. Landing miles from Long Ii.Dd Raosd about tiny
uh,s nom NewYoik City. Hovse nearly twelve Of
coed land eight Of wth Is LOcss TDbe fruit Of s kinds
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Throgs Neck
Fruit and ornsmensl and GOOD Dwel,as
RoIse containing thirteen The place will be sod parts
desired II no .ed BY the h April will be rented Apply
EDMUND U>DEhHILL. on sde premises WILLIAM II
ERANKkINk SON, Brosds- New York
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE or to LET, at
~ STANFORD Coma two stOry ssa attic House
Lot Atlantic Minutes wsh from Dept House
partre and cellars The grounds
Coed ws Of Terms easy Inquire Of JodS w tSEDS
stamford, Gem
FOR SALE or Exchange, for New-York, Brooklyn
or wnlsmsbush property, Saw ard GrkMnl and other
WORKS ard Farm ef IS OF tine land mostly with good
S~etns outeondins Geeor and sAr.seey and dslshGui
Inquire Van Wagner Paterson Jsmss Dwyer the
prsassss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

WANTED-TwO or three Rooms with Breas's st.
,6ond preferred the Of Canal ST. Address H.
Rn. No 2lA Poa.Of
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

WANTED Board in respectable family up town
w by two Ladies' and Child Terms moderate Good refer
ences exchanged. Address ". N, No 81 West 29thst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

rUTcBFR & READ ManafaetufeLs OF 90. 9lre'
u Lea and Lead Pie Bras ros an. osP0irl rl,,Ss ps - IL
trosT Iefis-s Bath Tuhs Iron Sass all sle' I''ih''-
s.shcbss No 81 w.etst dom tIoal Fsee s-s = ~ a
CAUTION NACHlN hS.-is,, g., CT
ps 9i'SfPn Sg ss .1 OF s' rae Hi:d ,SGss
eaSTs .d '1si1I .s,9 n. @ sSss s,sa "A'r Pas
e s SSs hunt aSs: ;slS ~ = s s,f;9rs the is9 .i
& he rsrfeoney f.lsey Of whieh VII be n,a . ~
he @ II ss sid Ssif s s:faH say I i'ss
lev Ssss a. M oses B, nelOsins postage stamp copy WIZ
be T ssSs ShsRsT two assds' ss
he o :,: :pd P t past s p ., d;
| b RurSs.1s5 8. nsos ,.%s os % Prs ssoo .acS 5y on
e soio~ipg N.Hsf.arsr ~hG 'is . Sa "
under ssnKs n.y. S..s' w1ssos Co YOrs
GEoysE s,xEss Co'.''''''.''''''''''''... =.
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.Js,fe's ~ host N,csEIIc SEWING M,cslss Co.
y Siesols BO':cn AA"
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2. ESSD ssdsl1a %a;
or.ipa Sewing M,hpe s. HsGs'''t Boston 'aA No. 80
BToadwsy. New-YOEk FEB 2. lset =, 49,, =;,,7,55
ORSFALLe PATENT BELL ANN MA MIA tUn !. Drs
G Ha,es ard rrrate Dwellings The unier:snsa ' pre- e
- 5 6 fh AID tx part Of ns .GlVa sos
& per ,han any ohs nAesSs sane sIs fer sale
wM HoRsF ALL BsnhanGer SC No ltol oioso.9
CCALES-A CHALLENGING challenge is snsI., SIy
Psr9t.cu5s1 to E,osSssf os 81 pooad. the ,Is,
gold IN the os n 70 pound, ut wssu''d
thosey yyro
Any AMOUNT Vi '''e4s IOTRNEYMEN SCALE COMPASL'v
J. G. GILBERT. Agent, No 30 rear -, :, =.
CTFAN- ENGINE aud BOILER tor - SAL. IL, 4,
- Bt.m EDsies Of .sCg, s., sysPs' horse P0"''
good order and nSTn BRorHER No Beetu,nst
CSTFAM Engines and TOOLS:-The MA "a. "a.
SWAS uANUFACTURING COMPANY have on nAna sIh s a.
.n, mnEips Engines OF superior snu So "a
ilox. Twelve Fifteen Twenty, Thirty, Forty fity sixty '
Fishy Horse Powsr = ,,.- .i,a.. and one Pl.ner is
feet lore work feet square =, -. 4. IL h x.reta.
Y | mi
Railroad Fi,hkl station a L. ASt>- - -.
CTTAM ENGINE for SALE.-A sx-horse Engine
,b Roller pesry new good order now runnns - o
II spruce second story For sale at 6sssn inquire
CIWING MACHINES.-L NJ: SINGER * 60:
- n.tul.r, inyi. attention their Old style sPproyea
Nebnss pos Va general which admirable impI1s
brs ,scspy been added their !srhnes tne
and most rel feet invention Of the ume whls1 sew, Ts
a. IN elasticity aud besnty with asnge thrsp
- the only ones which linen other thn aorics
can ne sewed. Office, No SS Broadway
SODA WATER APPARATUS-Of every descriP
- .nbe, Tor Manufacturing Drawing Bons Sods 90 in'
srsl Waters Manufactured and TOT sss WIN .n5 sb
tious for irs use, By JOHN AAiIhsFE' 0"'"e' VI Nv
It. Newfork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

ITO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS and FAMlLlES-A
French Gentleman well qualified to teach his native isnsusge
and nos engaged teaching Of the best schools the city,
wishes family whrre he could get get by the
month"; board aud lodging In for some hours
teaching The speaks English and German huently and
Spanish He would have objection to teach some
brspchs Of studies The best references VIII be given
Idd,ea n N care of the Rev A. Neren, No 30 frsnkns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
CLOTH WAREHOUSE.

NLOTH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON @. HUNT Co M.iien lane and william
prepared with extensive stock Of 5pns
Goods de,sned or mems consisting Of Cloths and css
nsrettes french Enshsh and American French
English Hasenesxsd silk vestnss; and London Os s Of
the newest styles white and fancy cooed Dsc Also styles
Of Goods BY which they invite the attention
bsye " - -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

NTANTED-A Room, unfurnished, of comfortable
w size In the house private family In respectable neigh
bohood below 4hst without meals Rent must be moderate
AdhIaa d. Z =. TIblpe Ollce.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
Drp Sooos.

Drp Sooos.
EASH TRADE-L. o. WILSON s. Co, No. IL
~ Courtsndtst Nos II and IS Deys having adopted
system Offering the largest and desirabs Dry
Goods this city Opened this 800 packages
on cents. the best bsrssn IN market Also 100 packages
Foreign Goods embracing OF rich
Dress Goods OF latest styles and patterns.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

UNFINISHED ROOMS-A small family occupying
L story House in pleasant street % asG 1os 10 as
VERY wish 10 the front and back rooms 10 ns tIo
sory and The In the second story when
OF respeeahy only The terms are % per
EEL r the rooms third aud ~ 81 week for TIE
,ns NAV bad the lst OF April fitnet psin'
IVSa' I.i.. - saArs.ans Office Boz No 2lll
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

BOARDING in CHELSEA.-A Gentleman ana vs.
II 20 .nS sin sIe Lady Board n quiet private family
10 hs, bosdersI ON The May by calling at No lSs Wet
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

nOARDING-At Nos 45 and AZ East Broadway
ID pleasant rooms for Gentlemer ana theh ""S' a"' ~
T., -, .s Gsn.lemeD Apply At No -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
EOR sAIE-At Williamsburgh three story House,

EOR SALE-At WllIlamsburgh, a thret-stOry HOust'
containing IS rooms phnuies closets
,rbe mantle. chen eniences large
ysn hall. msbd yad, pssed wih bk eolyad 10 font sit
usted or Graham the Newown Tu nrke Gt.hiAy ana
Calvary Cemetery the hcase Price only - three
quarters which remain for 10 yes Inquire OF ID" AhD
ILL Il thar roraaa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

DERMANENT BOARD WANTED in private fam
x vbet. there few boarde for family con
sistins o gentleman Wife infant and nuse for one year IN
the upper part OF New YORK Pnn
snt miy prefsred Terms be moderate References ex-
eSsns,d address Box ie Posce stating terms aeeommo-
Sstioos &C a. fully possible
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
TOR sALE-At Newbureh, seven acres of Ii

TOR sALE-At Newbureh, seven acres of Land
Athe Powell sno Giduy avs uP9n which are ssoGi
bening $1,000, -, H.. Al. .
Lot Of 81 feet front ruunns fo Mon Eomey shs,.
which Cottage and Barn Also Lot OF = feet mont sd
Ao lying between South aud FArrns.oa st. Al of the
in Eve mnte' wax from tss y dock The ve" fro the whole
A.O sdoIils the Hudson River Dept At Fish
Also SIX acres opposite the POweon House upon which
nT Tsa GS's. Sa sSa.AinnE |: io2E nnhse 10
choice Fruit Tet' u bearing AID abundance Of excellent
r. securing the rueh money the whole part remain
a. I. ps bond 'os 0Hfss i 1 az Tasaa % ~ n
Iser a. the 'iee Of o0on'F Fullerton 10 o. RSaASn MS
EOR SALE-A frst-cass fcur-story brown stone
isPov susied N 22d the sh For farther
ofHSsoS Ne so s Vet :eis. Terms % is e.y ~
TOR SALE-A beautiful Country Seator small Farm,
a91 Ps IS: b Ss ns ss s s1 s, G Ss. a os A ;.
mile. fIom ts,I' sse,s Ai,i run TO and ron
the be-, 's" .T ss ssy ~ and o:A Be on the
EOR SALE or TO LET-In the Town of NOrwalk
Ct Bsi.ry tu.'sd in The center Of the ,hs @sa
Go No IL soaiA 81 &. - u IsMb OEs Sss R5chse
EOR SALE or to LET-At Lebanon Springs y Y.
slAfse hree+iO, Building .G.b.s E ns.etufins or
s os GS ssP osi i'1 & s 3d. D.a 1ha aa
N'-Ysrt m s--s i,proTesris TO be III, .s.oa
L'.P91 sPls 'is ts,,.ss Iee''on Prize =
TRNDLE, No 54C Broadway.
| EOR SALE or to LET-TwO genteel threestory
tct sss large yards and p soa,h
4hs William sburEhs bEaifu Location EAs, aud
MY three nutes Al the ferries Possession NAV
Rent f4C0 Apply to r MANSON. dentis No n :th-sv.
! TOR SALE, in West 22d 81. near 5thav alta bar
ssnote those four story and b.senn;
AV. , SGe 1i'Hii rssE a san.r +; Pa!
ard Bresewsy rnder Metropolitan ssnk-
TOR SALE-A brown stone front Hsuse in West
Aht Ne S bstweeneh,v sca Broadway Ifaos .ola shs
vel TIE will T. Fer inauirs
" WESTON Real AS.n No 81 Chanbsrs., b.,enspt
| where csrcs Of s6u itt.,ee be ksi
FOR SALE-At Mount Vernon Westehestsr Co
sbsusfu csFe House and Lot 100 feet squ.e house eoa
Gnrs stt -nSomey finished inside and out with a,rs
EsTesn nut usss Of al lrds view 4 the and oae hours
ride CsDst By the NewHsven Railroad Oay 600 uh
qsres Apply the P-.s Ls; No lh av Moani vernon
OF si Ne 4t4 Broadway. New York
TOR SALE-The frst-cass modern-built four.story
bro~p .tonefou house No IS West S2it bet<een Broad
srt 5hsv bulk BY the in the Lo;
feet ott BY hsf bloch Price s8 Term. b-r. To
from u to - Inquire Of the the premises.
| TWO COUNTRY RESIDENCES in Stamford
Il Conn ous for sks other to let Ipquir- %
JOHN W LIZ IDS, stanosd. Ceaa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

WANTED PARTIAL BOARD-By an American
w Oenleuan In vicinity German spanish
family preferred Address o. at this Office, stating tel
WANTED BY single Gentleman in private
w family where there other dodgers paror and
with bahroo and closet adjoining without
Board The be either Furnished unfinished and the
vicinity Broadway Address A. L. Office Courier AMI Enquirer,
stating terms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
TOR sALE-One of those splendid fi'e.story Eng

lsh tsmep brown stone Holses taAte 10 tne % % S, % fn
by depth 10; loi together With The rear Lo 90 st Tor
stable Is strictly hnicass snd cona every
modem iu povenont Apply PIERCE, of Pnesi
and Brosdwsy, undeT Metropolitan Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

TO LET-Tbe large and cOmmodous Dwelling No.
1o9 Bank containing II well suited for Boarding
House Rent reasonable Apply the Office on the premises
fI,O LET-The front Office, on third floor, NO. io
4 Court lsndt opposite Western Hotel appyt ,
RRAINFRD BROWN 4 GEFPROY on the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

INARM for SALE-COntaining seventy acres stu
td on the Erie the Boiling Spdos station and also
on III PsDkrosd miles from Hoboken and miles from
Jersey City An the trains stop ~ I'M. stiton -
meby stused DIVIDE building lots having large honi On
three rent roads or will be sold parcels 70 suit pgT'
chaser, Inquire Of he subscrbr at the American Hotel jersey
Oh ,er sc,e A. ~ ZABRISKlE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

V1OR SAIE-A three. story basement aud cellar
Brick Bou.e with all bs modern improvement gas cf9ron
suaed No 81 Fast 9th st Lexington Az tho
house 70 BY 20 he lot 20 By @ seo en remain on bond
Al SO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

DOARD-PersOns in quest OF pleasant bosrolu
80. are TO .xsune house repete VITA eve
No I EDt letSt overlooking the grounds o.
Isyis LuToh ct Of sv situation eqused et
v In point OF and sooebty WI DC esoJ 'i "'A
-. he Ist of Nav Inquire al Ne rs Esst 18th ct
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

DOARDING.-Pleasan apartments with Board 10
ID G.ntI,msp and his Wife also for two single ger
sI<..., -. r. obtained at No. 30 King
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

COE SALE-A ntat a1u WtII-DIII NUIIdgV TIL VHc
quiet and retired village of RE u MINUTES walk rom TAG
New York Railroad The House b tso story win
superior and built in the substantial nanns ana
In excellent excellent Ice house containing about %
ur of ice with the large storeoo aod cell
carriage hsraeIOOm and heoery
There coed schoos Male and Female Aesd e1-
nj society vicinity distance 2 nes from ~hch
car be eed , times each The location Is healthy
and three churches which ssnt Of the preni
80 II mira for fnrtbet particulars of w. LODER
" No 85 Cedars v the premtses
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

TO LET-TwO large Rooms, each 40 by "a feet.
IN. entire second third stories OF house No 4S ihav
opposie tie American Bible society House
ITO LET-The three story House No 80 Murray
neat chst The first story and basement VIII he
altered for desirable tenant Apply 20 L. ii PlGNo
L M Greer enaich cnrd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

rI,O LET-The five three-story Buildings on l2dst.
directly opposite the Crystal Palace They are wen an
can hind Of light ny ~
STUDWELL on the premises or to HENRY "ELD NO i''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

NOR SALE-SlX Lots OF Urounl I'd one POt UH .uV
porthwe. ith under lease ON he
trustees sailors hsfbcr having fifteen yeas uneI P "a
t May next low Groana INT subject rses
arnly 10 j. CODDINGTON, No II WGlst. from 10 M
INOR SALE, or EXCHAGE for modern House
uptownThe two story brick Dwelling tlou'i sad Lot o.
Goppd 35SO Thompson between Bleeeher aad
Amy s The well cscnlsted for further improvement
buidps with gi ell sides be erected on the rear wn
nn alley from ThOmpsn Can be seen from 1910
soeoek Apply 10 McFARLAN & 9iERRITr No - Sdag
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

TOR SALE-A frst-class Cottage House and Stable,
j With eight Lots Of Ground Pacific ,t Bro9kyn near Cioys
aSar i,cpf,e Of sILAs DAVENPORT No. Il Wall ST.
Also similar House and LO MAdbon near Tomptnsay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

TOR SALE-Lots on Fulton -av.-The cheapest pro-
ne In Brookyn-A br of choice lots IN the n oh
Wa, ~ Bookyp them Fulton At very a proe
f,oni,e Of SILaS DAVENPORT, No II WslS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

TJNO LET-The upper part of House No. 80 Leroy,
consisting of tho front and bet Room ,1d no
10 mali family without children Rent $lO Reference er
r.ecieh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

Tor SALE-Tbe brick House and Lot No. lSo
Fast siuyvesnt'quare. House q feet by so All
three basement good eesr containing Dtn
with boz and colo ouub waiter wat ciosss
rsde chandeliers and burners with house Lot Zh
feet Apply r g. PIERCE, Puest corner Of Broadway under
Mefro OifauB Bhuk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET in suites or sepa-
yteiy with required by sRpyins at No IA 9Th
add al
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

EOR SALE-An elegant residence, situated 10 East
Bridgeport Of the mot 1oubhng Pl 10 New nz $40
view Of B igeport C' nf harhp 2ni "n
the sswYork and New Haven Depot and
few high school There n three quarters OF IN acre
around well stocked with fruit and shuboey the h1es stare
Cultivation The and handsome with out houses ad
calculated ora large family or geneel
much needed place Terms will be made easy F talsr
TsroulsIs inquire OF w CURRlEa s Mlinsi Brisepor
nor SALE-On favorable teTms-llouses, Lots
end Building l55h l56h 18th sn1 l5sth from ths
the l2th sv. Apply 10 DENNIS HARRIS Wa1a
irR Hirhts New ioIk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

L'OR SALE on LONG ISLAND-A good ID story
Uus Barn &c Patcbogu~ very good land
quite near The eai soLth Bay dshiDg fous bahsI aud
inr vry fine ard desirable boarding place will be sold
the low rice Of ~ Apply TO HOMER hORGAN NO
Metr roltsu Bank BUILDING, PDe.st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
freatb Advertisements.

.p.ssss sToURsEAU 4 Co. AoxsrS No o. sgr .,
PARfs. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

AT HARIEM.-For sale or to let. on l33d-st be-
"A the 5th and 6h.svs neat history Frame Ho1se hled
with brick nine cellar sc and sh1ots OF Crowd
81 go s0. Apply 70 Il Ii RICE, Superior Court
iN Hnn N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

n'O LET-Tbe principal part of House No. l6j
Elm h between Broome and Grand sts sting Of eleven
with numerous panes cloIe &c Rent $50 Inquire on
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

ITO LET-FOr two years, three-story Brlck house,
with GOOD basement aud sub cellar sasted Ia JaJst For
inquire No 26 Jsys or at No ia Waen+t
ITO LET-Tbe lower part of neat three story
House situated in Broomest between Forsyth and Elddss
Tuouire Of HALL, No. LOG Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

VNO RENT or LEASE-The Regalia, richly fur
rhed Saloon on 10th st. fronting the Crystal Palace Also
large Saloon Store in location Apply TO
FOWLER FRANKLIN 5Sh-st bepn 9Th ay and Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

INDIAN OUEEN HUI I'd, " IIIHIIgIUlf DtI = 4 HI'
pe ersbhs believed be the bes; offs kind in the - ie
40 et Po be had the 5h instant fof Ter -
snp The prenis Of L. NICHOLSON. st No "a Soaia Ian "
elnhi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

VABM for SALE-Nine snd One-hal mHes N I,Oin ,1i
a. V.r.,u...t P4nk ro.A. coufa1ins u airea a.
= - G,ssprs Hon Barn. ke- ia so0d 9Tt-
- f,.jt FTiee - SEQ half cash APPiyto ADO-'"
the farm ,o +, =
FARM for SALE CHEAP-Consistlng ot ~ a.,
II .i,u.ed On the road sIdsI fon s,oaIvs miles
rl-s =, Yrntsr, D.tsri mile from the ioriae 'nl -
Go r. i.trsr PLACE The improvensns eonsi, o. - .,
"a b-u P.rt of The lssd eonmssis 'peeel To-
.a--,-x 70 Tor Island sound. making u aesH.o
r,sn fr eosBtry Ieat oay sSeoo sesh ~ az 5sd swns
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-04
Arrival from the Crystal Palace,

NOV receiving and for sale, the largest as.
L sorimenI OF Watches & JeWelry,
ever brought to Richaud ounty Gold Chronr
ometers. Duplex Anchor, English and cylinder
Watches, English, French and Swiss Level
wa'ches, Clocks of all styles, Cold Chains,
Breast Pins, Bracelets, Finger-rngs. Earrings,
Gold Pencils, Seals, Keys, Snaps, Lockets
Spectacles, Silver plated and German Silye
Spoons, Butter-knives, Salt and Mustard spoon
Spectacles to suit all ages and all prices Basr
kets, Books, Pulses, Guards, keys, pencils, pens
pistols. Wostonhelm's knives, razors, sciss ors
tweezers,, violins and strings, Accordeons, flutes
htes. and large assortment of such articles as
are kept in Jewelry Stores. Call and examine
my assortment before purchasing elsewhere, and
from my long experience in business, ain capa-
Bile Of selecting better goods than any other per-
son in this County, and will sell lower than can
be bought in Northern Ohio.
Cash paid for California Gold Clocks and
watches repaired and warranted one year.
Don't forget the plac }; directly opposite We'll
don's new Block, the first Jewelry Store as YOU
come up from the Railroad Station
E. WILKINSON.
Sept. 81, 1853 --n4-3m
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Book Keeping,
, nNnrsinat nnnsga .f llnnl- l.

A complete practical course If Book Keeping by dou
BILE entry, adapted to Whu esae well rs the most linn
tied ret IL business. commissiun exchange, speculation
in stocks, real estate teamboang banking insurance
railroad and hooks of joint und chartered
tOns compTehending the best forms in use among III
most eminent establishments in oar county.
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eummfrrial Mattfrs.
Plymouth Market.
rLYNourH, February 4.

ILYN0uIH, February 4.
GISEaAL EENAEKs-Dusiness has been for
thePast week, very good for the season. The
receipts Of produce we're very fair. In Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c, business has been very
good.
Wheat-Aivaneed. Saleswere made, to-day,
at 81 500 81, 40.
Oats-Silcs were made to-day, at 2Se; good
demand, and but little arriving.
Corn-In good demand at poe new, in the
car, and 55c Old.
Clover Seed-salcs have been made, for the
last few days, ct SI,75.
Timothy ,eed-Sales we're made at from 81 %
10 50, 80. according TO quality
Flax seed-But little offering; demand is
good, however, at 90 q bu.
Buck Whcat-Advaneel. Sales we're made
to-day at SOC.
Dried Fruit-Apples, Sl,l2; Peaches 81, so
impaired, $3.50 pared. Good demand.
Beans-Sales at S76: 100.
Butter-Sales at 10 cts keg, l2l cts roll
Eggs-Readily sold at l2Ic.
salt-Remains at 80, ,o5, fine, 300 coarse.
Fish-White $3.50, half bbls; $3.50 bbls.
Tallow-In good demand at 1O@l2c.
Lard-In good demand at &c.
POrk-None in market.
Sole Leather-Still remains as at astreport
Sales at 25@30c.
Flour-lIas advanced to $3.50 u bbl., retail
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SANDUSKY MARKET.

Office of the Sandusky Register, Feb. 8.
Whcat-Whito, Sl,5O@l,GO; Red Sl,45@
81, SO.
Flour-At the mill we quote Sandusky City
at 1926 by dray-load and Bay City $500.
Corn-20@25c in the ear Little al irving.
Oats-Little arriving. Quoted at 3l@35c.
Fish-White at 81, so bbls and "a, 90 hlf-bbls
Salt-By the carload at So p Dbl.
Hogs-Dressed Hogs have been selling during
the week, at S3,75a$4,25 II 100 TBS.
Potatoes are selling at 37!c p bu.
Apples-According to quality 37I@75c.
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LEGIsLATURE.-There is no. mnch do.
ing in either House, of general interest.
Most of the business is in the hands OF
che standing committees. Occasionally
resolutions of instruction to our Congress.
men are introduced, ofrording the speak.
ing members an opportunity to make them.
selves heard.
The Erie resolutions have been dis.
cussed in the House. Judge Birchard is
their active opponent. Hostility to in
corporated bodies is the principal cause Of
opposition.
Judge Birchard's usury bill, it islhought,
will be defeated The monied interes's
of Cincinnati and other large cities have
been arrayed against it.