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THE CRACK BOOK 0r HU OR VIII, AND FUN
4 esord edition nov rs~ y, Of Oar one, noon sn
,gIsi serigDs In one elegant volum- Of 600 pages
IL s"uld BE- difficult to crowd more sids breaking hu
NOR sharp wit ana wholesome pleasantly into oook OF
5'1 psges than IL doi here They are Pupcn 4 best
wter tunch sss ~'t.st awake They are irresisubls-
high OF hr mo-t taiuing aud witty series Of
tbs have hw+u coo bute Punch are ca ected
'his volume illustrated with original eosr~vinys
by h'tiepsp. Hood Dickens, T, ackersy. arx %man
an Ds,gss Je'roId are tto writer's Good wiue needs
Lo hn,h "--a'smmsr rc,ai Aavsruse,
mor sDa ruI shr perfect for the blu~s It
Is elegantly rnted the iu. tons are decidedly
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Every peg tris bA abounds in the richest hu NOR
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We CORDIALLY s~come these adcAirable sketches from
the nin,abls and iavoriss Punch Phia ahia City
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he work comprise. ths e.ssnce Of Punch's Wit and
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inende by the publishers follow ttis volume with
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Our HoDey apc Other Cnuicalities Gill bo found
without escett"n the most taking ,cok that has been
published H. the United taiee -Aontreai Pil,t.
very peat and ter aiming volume II consists Of
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Put ch which stands ly at the head Of the wit
and humor of the PR sent DAY Virginia Sentinel
ih.e a'e few b0..b col ect ~ho sin glad to
IN 'bi ccnvs nieot form the Of VT
tere" 20 rosusey through the columns OF PuDcb.New
York Herald
lts no less distinguished than the late
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Jtr"ld This hook Of ccmicalities' contains some of
the most spsrtlng Of their oshIug OF course
the repfataoD OF wok is aud toe sale OF
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original and very excellent Nov Haven Palladium
The pub ishers could not have issued
ble volume than this they had searcaed the entire
range u bookoom. It embraces eight the laugh
ter moving that have appeared in tho budget
tnat capital old ber Punch, who cosmopol euough
to make fun for the Shole world laugh and gro
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sde spli ting humor -a+anirg Gazettc aud Dem,crAt
1Lc "in6nise humoo o. these Iaughtcv m,vfog tales
is we'll calcrlated to shake the cob ebs from the mind
or 10 dspel the eopui Of rainy day in the country,
81 fas hor able watci place Daily Jouraa
Ho.d, Ihctens, lhscseray, Mark Lemon, and Douglas
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bound te endure a. long as time II xin meet with .
rspio tsls.-Cbicsgo LreIary Buoget.
Published BY s1RlNuER TOWNSEND, No 222 Broad
way, and fos sale by the principal booksellers.
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From Boston.


MERCHANTS ARRESTED CONVICTION AND SENTENCE
OF THE ANGEL GABMEL"-RMGRArr0s TO
KANsAs, ETC.
Bosros, August ~, 1854.
r. J. Tinkhsm and Andrew H. Adams, commission ner.
chants Of No Long wharf, hare been arrested charged
with swindng John Quincy Adams, senior partne' Of
the rm ID said to be absent from the city, and has not
been arrested. Tie allegation Ii thst they purchased
some 900 worth Of -four grocsres liquors. sesars
Ae from various Wholesale dsaIe sending them to the
railroad depots and closing thor store part Of the
goods sah have bsen sudusntiy obtained have been
retained BY the original owners.
Johns Orr, alias "Angsl Gsbrel," convicted In
Cbarlestown 70 day. OF disturbing the public peace and
Aped twenty dollars and ccsts He also required to
give bonds In the Of three hundred dollars for his
good behavior.
Sixty y'seven cmigrants including women and children
left for Kansas to day They escorted 70 the depot
by band os music, and procession Of their friends
The company expect numerous aecessons 10 their band
at Worcester, Albany, &c.
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BALTIMORE Aug %, 1854
Gre broke out this morning In the lumber yard OF
Messrs. George Son. on Greene street, and
tended to the establishment OF Messrs Ste Tart
sweeney Co.. on Lexington street, both Of which, with
several other buildings entirely destroyed The
damage estimated at which there Is in
surance Of $40, 900.
FIRE AT CAMDEN, N. J.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1854
The starch factory of Measrs Clark Estrads situated
about one mile from Camden, N. j. was destroyed by
ncendisry fire this evening II had been but week
in operaton.
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PORTLAND, August %. I664
Three conventions were ted here day. representing
three phases Of politics In this (Camb-rna) county
namely, wbig, free soil. aud morrill, democrats.
The result was foson an ths different conventions
agreed upon One ticket for county officers AMI State
serstors.
The candidates for Senators are william Willis of
Portland; Henry Boody, Of Brupswick Aaron Qaiuby
Of Westbrook, and Nathaniel Pesse, Of Bri@getou.
hwas reported Know Nothing convention was also
held, but no nominations have yet transpired,
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From Washlustou.

TIE PRESIDENT ON VISIT SECRETARY MARCY AT
BERKLEy SPRINGS ETC.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1884
Tho President did not leave Washington until to day.
He goes visit TO Cape Nay.
Secretary Marcy Is preparing important State papers
at Berkey Springs and win remain there until the close
Of the present week.
At special election In the First ward In this city,
auti Know Nothing candidate elected BY
iorty.
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Pocket Picking.

CLLvELAND Aug ~, IbOf.
H. Babccck, Esq merchant OF India nspolis just a.
he starting on the Crescent City for Buffalo,
had his pockets picked Of tw draf1 amounting 70
seven hundred dollars, the other four hundred, and
also Of two hundred and thirty dollars Ia bank bills.
Thc pick pocket has rot yot BEEN discovered
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From the South. .

FIRENEN's RIOT AT NEW ORLEANS.
BALTIMORE, August 20, 1884
Some Of the Hromen OF New Orleans msdo riotous de-
moDstation for the purpose Of releasing some Of their
members Who arrested and I'm prisoned Tho police
attacked thsm arrested twenty six, and dispersed the
rernander
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Catx Polrs,cs.

SOFT SHELL YRKH FOIL DBA0cRArIC rnfNARY
ELR, 1fONs-DELn 10 ArEs TO 1HB sYxACUgB OON-
vkNTiON OF THE SIXTH OF sxFTexBEg.
The election Of ctega'ss TO the eeft hell Free SOL
democratic Convention, which 70 be Md st syracuse
The 9Th Of next took pisss last night 40
corduC to the programme 80 far uAss bon able
TO ASCERTAIN, nothing occurred 70 disturb tbs har
mcnJ f he election 9TH the exrptoo Of
SLIGHT IN the Thr'een'h wssd, which ssu.ed by
tho ejectoo Of one Of the inspectors fron polls
It appears that the 'h,ee inspectors obnoxious
TO the majority Of the vuters account Of their
religion they being Cathocs, and It was dssdAd that
Of them shoula b forced to resign Az he refused
bc~ever, to do 20, AID ~ his opponents weTe the
stronger party they succeedsS ecctng BY forowh~t
they could not obtain by requsst mo following the
result, hut al the ward hsvs not BE- heard from
the list IL net complete:-
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THE KAYORALTy.

On DIT that Mr. James Harper WAS waited upon yestcr
cay by committees from organizations (staed to bs
the Tenn perance Alliance and the Know Nothngs) and
requested to accept the nomination for the May Orally
Mr.. Harper was Mayor Of the city during tho yo.r
le-6, and received the native support at that time
Ns p'oclamatioos svrouely American, although his
publications sbow penc.ant his part foe foreigo
literature. liz viii return the request of
the delegations TO day 10 morrow The City ALI
apces convention called weeks since nomioat,
canoidate for the os~ Of Mayor stands adjourret
septembcr s, and its first meeting coalition with
tho Know Noth!ngs was hintad at.
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NEW ORSASs, August %, 1864
The cotton market Ia dul. Flour Arm, with an up
ward tspden,y; Ohio quoted 1T 81 80. For lard the
prices Arc higbcr, Ike. 12c asked.
CHARLESTON, August 49, 1854
Our cotton fales to-day two hundfe cd and thirty
bales, at prices ranging from 10. 20 10Mc.
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CALAIS, Ne august 7o-ilP n
The Tina to Haifex has been intso pied this side Of
sack.'Ie B. Ow latest dsspatch il dated .. r. n ,
1t which time the Earopa now in her eleventh dAy from
Liverpool, had NOT made her sppssrsnce
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HvUEAP RRING MATTRESSES AND COOL ELAsTrc
~ pauhsesrs-- rhses healthy beds arc ths bese and
cheapest made. eouthcrners win do Won 20 ca1 and
ennn.11es B. Fard old mattresses altered 10 CON-
laeb spripg beds, Low. Iron bsdstcads u to 60 at
80 Broadway near Prince street.
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Later from Ri0 Janeiro.
BALTIMORE August 20, 1854
The bark Indus arrived here TO day. She brings RIO
dates TO the 18th Of July Good coffee very scsroc
4HSco paid complete her cargo for the States
The quotations 4H2oo to 4EaOc with little nothing
to be had Sales msde Of TOO Orleans 10
at a4s credit Baltimore quoted 2lG to 2lGSoo.
Railroad Accident.
ACCIDENT ON THE CENTR AZ RAILROAD--TwO LADIES
KILLED.
ALRASY, August 90, 1884.
The express train the Central road which rsschsd
this city at O'Clock this evening ram two ladies at
Canastcta seven miles this SIDE Of Suscuse instantly
killing tbom The ladies just decending from
mail tuin going west, which waiting for the express
train to Unfortunately they got out the wrong
side of the cars, and caught by the passing
press train, and horribly sngled. they literally
torn asunde-ther mbs being rent from their bodies
We could not ascertain tAair Names
ACCIDENTS on THE PENNSYLVANIA AND CLEVELAND
ROADS.
CIEvErAxD, August %, 1854.
The Ohio and Pennsyvana Railroad passenger trao of
Saturday nght at uansasld, thrown of tho trsok
BY iron ran placed across II The engineer, 6reman
ard one bEskemsn WIRE seriously injured
On the same road and the night, another pas
seDger train, Alliance, thrown of the track BY
logs which placed, It. Tho engioe was badly
broken, but fortunaiely NO person was hurt.
Last pieht the Cleveland and Toledo road the mail
train running west and goiog slow speed struck an
or throwing of he track two baggage and ons rst
and cne second Glars passenger car Tho cars were
badly injured but thu engine resumed making trips to-
day In of tho accident mary other trains
dssrrspgpd for some hours Mono Of tho passen.
gers were Injured
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D~mocvasic COnvcn sa0n at 8ufKaJo.
QUARREL BETWEEN rHE I.CTIOHS-sEYMOUR FOL
GOVERNOR.

GOVERNOR.
BuyvALo, Aug 20. 1854.
derocratic convention was Id hero TO-DAY 70 Gle a
four delegates 10 the syra ,uss Convention
good deal Of exciteme occurred growing out Of .
doub's set Of delegates from the Post Ooe and Custom
House attempting to force their candidates aooa tina
convention. They were, how-ver 6esss'ed, the issue
bsirs on the attempt to el ct Nebraska de'egstes
Pes jsntn Wslch, Jr, editor Of ths Repxbstc, and
strong sn'iNeba man, received afe~n out Of eigh,
teen votes, r Dorshi~sr defeated post osce candi.
date, Ard E. Maynard and John Hubbel are elected
All s,e opposed to tine Neb,asta bl1
4 considered witheriDg ,uks for the attempt to
Nebras' ase this snt.N@brsska city.
Thedsaegates wore instructed to vote for Seymour for
Governor
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Late st John, N b, papers state that 6res rage In
the woods both sides Of the Line bst New Bruins
wick and Nains having already done immense damage
In Perry, Maine, new brig neariy completed the
stocks. vss destroyed.
The st Andrews IN. By Standard says the forests In
sr directions on Are. On many FARMS houses have
bee. burnt TO the ground and the growing crops have
also suffered, and In two instances becn totally
destroyed In this nsighboshood sztsnsivs Arss are
rasins sad unless showers Of rain ss thss no
saying what injury may bs douc.
1hs Hrss asar Bangor, ~, have psstily ab~sed and
In como localities are being subdued.
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1s Mslus ltssst, bstwssa nrosawsy and the Bowsry,
VIZ opsn Ior the sesssn, On Tuesday, sept ., 1854
ans so rcens srs nstso up and furnashsd In the
~ soavsnissoes q modern tinss n ban room with
rsssptlon d.,s..l - Ysss9sy rssns sAjesss9 poe
yond al question: The mQst aGnoent DpnvouSent "a
sz,saa,s Sasaass sssssss y shs Usii,d sssta1, K noE
Having rsssaty adopted IN entire nsw method Of in
stxueon Ne Iup are enabled " acquire AL the fash-
iopabls 6anees h . vsxy few lsssons.
Days aad svsangs q tuition (os elasess) Tussdsvs
epd trdAys fron 70 Pm for lakss anA Iissss esd
krom to f0k ~, for gentlemen and iads.
from to p. -
Private ls~sas every morning, also Mondays and
Thursdays tAzo~eAcut the day and evening and a III
times not oe1upisd ~ classss.
Tho sdiss primary glasses under the direction a
Mrs. Brooches. M W.
FB.rhs opening soirss on Wednesday svsaiss, sspt
-, and continued weekly.
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BuUALo, August ~, 1854
The steamer Alabama, whcn lsft this port st O'Clock
this morning, bound up sprung alsak when about two
milss ont, and immediately sunk. Fortunately, shs
grounded AR where the water vHs not moro than
twenty fest sssp sad sunk only 70 her upper dock rhs
crew wsrs tksn ~ By ths steam tug HAnltos Norton
Ttsrs was dssp waa beth 49, = ths spot wbss ths
Alabama went down. ehs \ not insured
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THE FIREsIEN.

TuREKA HOE GO b4-At A MEETING OF THIS
IL Company, held afte, their return from the re In
Vest Bioodwsy the sf'ernoon Of the 2Sth August,
he wing resolution rnoufi iy adopted -
h.tolvtd-lhat tte hanks OF has company are due,
and Lerebs tencertd unto ,spt Jsmes L. Waugh. oi
il2 FapAn for The o0ontifui supply Of refTesh
meLt. uInisbed then on the above occasion.
1kO. u. CRARY, foreman.
W. II. BOARD, Secretary.
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e., Of tks Cav cf Nsw York and George O. GlssSw.
Co1sssissicaer Of 0sysas and Lamps~-ln this case,
q report Of wbkh has already appeared In the
HUALD,D his Honor gave Judgment danying tho
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WILL BE PUBL HE'D on SATURDAY-PRICE 121s
w c&nts-"Gut'le sDd Gulpit /" q farce in two acts,
'oImi. G No 3 Of 1.-The Americao drama" An exhila
ratu little work for the lovers Of and bon
10 city fathers and all who are nurscd Gotham pap
For kale TO the irade, by WILLIAM TAYLOR CO., Is
Ann street, Publishers Of the Modern standard and
American Drama
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Later from Ne x,co and Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, August 2S, 1854
By an arrival from pio Grandc with dates to the 9th
int, We learn that tho revolution In TAmaulpas
spreading several towns having adhered.
dsht took place on tho 18th, near MAtamoras, In
which the insurgs nts victorious
We In receipt Of Galveston dates to the 25th inst
The Governor hsd issued proclamation for the enrol
ment of the new troops called for by Gen. Smith
Considerable yellow fever prevailing at Galveston
and the Journal adyises Strangers to stay away.
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pAMDN99 - RxsP0yHnzx PROPRIETOR or
~ IVY 800 hotaa Q. store, yAo nay DESIRE to
ee0fn hs r0oma vth hgh nnished valuable paintBgs,
1he vesAs q ceserased Europsan artists learn 81
- beye n han OF such, good reference by i'd
eos.g bsx leee Post Once, the object Of ths owner
49, NJ s.hhdtoa Of them whore thoy would b liksly
- - psxshassrs.
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ITO TAILORS.-S1INEMErsS CELEBRATED WORK ON
cutting all hines of garwe nts to ut with and
elereDce may he obtailed Of the author at No. u
luste street. orc door from Broad way. No cutter
should be without this Price - the copy.
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vT,HTs ia no CAUTION ANY ONE FROM BUYING OR
II uspg . certain note drawn BY me In favor Of W 4
G. Hoffman, for one hundred and 6fty dollars, dated
July a. 1s64 At three months said viii not be
paid By me,-Nsw York, August 20, 1854.
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II, = REwARD.-STRAYED, FROM NO. lit WEST
hC Thirteenth street, black and tan terrier deg.
Whoever will return him, win receive the above reward
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REWARDS.

tt z n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURl
WOO Of % do,b,e casec gold watch that WAS los
Stguss 2, ut tte Fran, ltu Au eum Bo very makers
Joseph Johnson Liverpool No. Is lS0. To be lsf
ut lo4 East Twenty fourth street. and Questions as
IudN SAMPSQN.
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Of his Opinions; he was thrown into pi ison and ~
paper suppressed. After several nouths con6ae
m<nt, be was hborctcd at the intcrcession OF some
powerful friends, ans crossed over to EngiaoA,
~bess be centir ued TO r,side for short time. the
prosais cha acter aad colooess Of the Eaglish poo
pie soon, ho sever, became ,distastsfu 70 him. ssd
with his devouyiDg thirst fov novelty aud sdvesi
mis, be f1ed upon California - tho only spos -
which Re could Or suitsbje g. Id for his activity
Of mind. Hs lad an iron bost an portable teae
oors4 ucted for him, and In lsl9 cot sail Tor 6an
Francisco, detcrmir ei TO no conquer Ms forsune -
hso lcst or ole in the eb t. On his viva u Cah'
forpia No was recsgtiztd BY several u no Freaca
retidents there, who wished by their sttenscns -
testify their respecs for his rank. With naaH ir.
dependence which was creditsbe 70 him, he sfAea
all WILT % that tended to create any dissi esseo
bet~eeD himself and others. He carried this sosC
ing to such extreme t,at many hu norous s.oeiag
are told Of the embarrassment that it occasosaily
ever he w'shed to secure his company 1t diasee
was obliged to lay violent hold Of him -
the wharf, where he following bis svocssaoa -
bcssman and carry him of In his coarse rcd s1kt
% his house. Making some money In this puuuik,
be emba ked in tho wine AID spirit badness, and
'Isistt+d bis Little bark with npqusnt O. soes.
which he readily disposed Of at Sacramento to IT,
miDere. In this way be soon acquired cspi al uM-
cieit 20 launch out into other schemes. We givU
the subsequent passages Of his career up 10 the -
riod when be qusrelled with sa1ta Aana, from III
narrative Of q person who had tn ON from his -
lips
large French house Ia Msza,lsn wc-e the ovners oe
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mAO little white ON both hipd feet, small star on
tie f-shad and about ff bands high, was stolen
or siray.d from St. Marks place the 9th inst ANY
person npg the ssme Gill receive the above reward
by applying to u. ROBIN IS sixth street.
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,s,s- r.,s.s oss..a,. tc..h)
eA~nnIpeK c,rrLn MARKET.

Reported far the Bosioa Daily Advertiser. !
At msrke, 2sG5 Cattle, 9GOO Bceyes
and SIS sS,ore-.
Market Bcef-EKirs, per owt.,
$500 hrs, quality. s7,25; second do,
800 80 third do. 5000 $50; or
binary si.S0 500. Hides, $3.50 600;
rallow, $500 e.25; Pei,-, s0i2 a 75c;
Calf Skins, liz = 00c per 10. +; Veal Calves,
4, 5.Ja7. Bauelling cattle. $50 2 so.
Cowss Calycs,-s2i "a, III, 30, "a, "a,
81, ~ a ~, a. per quality.
iesrhngs-si, TO- ..
Two years old--sl3. ~, a p.
Three years Sld.--s(5, p, 80, -, ~.
Sheep and isambs--7i7l at tn srket pm
ces same az last week.
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4 RfAT eALE oT WATCHES, 1EwELRY,
VI sittts NatE Ass fsrtF osups, AZ easgf 10
,,r~ eitas 'rssai Change made Ia the " Tus H,p,sH
aud tAr Consequent ~ shsftol fsncs business ~ IL
ipnneeisis nsebeutbrd the sgb.sfit.f has hs-u ~
dacAd o. ufsf he eHttfu slsk Il esrhes, lsWslfy .
.ns iene, ~air- Al their prime t.'.i snd nAny ~
eae"aui irsm rasf IN ofdef 70 dose W hrs pfrsrni
business a. fummhfit a. pss-tble Daring The ga
Nih he has heeh "a seskiy fec~fs 81 iSssshes aud
movements AID slated tr,ai mos fuielfAied
manufacturers q fnEisaa, frAnoe sHd Switzerland.
and has accumulated heavier stsl thta NNs ever
i'rs 10 te 1fuy mafkst embracing all II ne latest
~ y and ptitsfns. The lfrss fot uhieh the, are
offered present st.s ns sush A. tsV, nc,c, ,a
trn5pfsi the ubc va this vicinity ~ any pfsstaa.
TIME. Draicfs, J"hbrfs aud al 10 wat Il inyihing
o"Pnsea ~ his ArsSftnsni viii nra fnf their inter
est ~ can aud make an early -sicstpb, thuy will
fsssiiirely b. oefed wiiluui reserve Al ibs actnAi
cost u inlArsiioa aud manufacturing the ui,lsci
beiHr hrt ~ dispose ul he present st.ek .f merely
trdact % give Flsre ~ mote If the same hind, bat
g. uaks haA close II lir hufiness. Al interested
are cordially invited ~ call and make
hsporn, aud large purchases their inc ton
and Fafse. may dictate. The elpwias isi will show
some II the leading ariicles;
WATCHES.
sso Gold and silver watches, embracing every kind
ofrAsnr and szs suitable tot Gent and lsdioA' ear
sone beautiful enAneiied cases with real diamond
set.' and richly carved engraved, eu,ba--ed, and
rine turned, with movements OF the finest English
aud French male
SILVER WARE.
Plain and fancy patterns Of his own make, and
warranted coin silver.
SPOONS.
Tables. tea, dessert, sugar, salt, and mustard
spoons.
FoPKs
Table, dessert, pickle and oyster forks
LADIES.
Soup, oyster, sylabub, gravy, cream and sugar
ladies.
SILVER PLATE.
Tea sets, cups, goblets, and pitchers.
KNIVES
Dessert tea cake, pie Ice cream butter, pickles,
FANCY WARE.
Children sets knife FORK, and spoons, salt dishes
match safes, card cases, port monies, cfumb spers
sugar sifiefs, &C.
PLATED WARE ON ALBATA, OR WHITE
METTLE.
Tea sets pitchers, baskets, casters molasses cups
fruit d. hes sugar basins, butter cooers, salt disbe.
card baskets plates, Spoons ladies, kuiies, forks, Sc
BRIrTANiA WARE.
Casiors, tea aud coffee pots, urn., pitchers candle
sticks. sc, also lot Of church ware, cups, plates,
tsnkards, and christening bowls.
JEwELRy.
Diamond, pearl, rsby, garnet opal tnrquois, agate,
paste, cameo and mosaic stons pins finger rings, ear
drops aud pendants, aud bracelets
GOLD CHAINS.
Guard M neck chains, fob, vest OF side chains Of
every style and weight, suitable for gents aud ladies'
Also chains, necklace charms pencils cross
o.. anchors, Iookeus, rings, ke.
over two gross Of A. VIM Rapps" Scientific Niche
made with gold and silver handles. Also quantity
Of gold watch seals, keys. gold beads, thimhe, tooth
picks, eye glasses. buckles, &c.
sPEcTAcLEs
over 800 pairs OF gold, silver plated rnan silver
and steel 'peeisees, with oonble convex, eonrave,
a. b. ...asa.