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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08
r,ANCY GOODS. SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRE-
II san4a- -IQuN L YANpEW AlLE. auctoneer.-

seuts-JOHN l.. vANDEwA1II auctoneer.-
FANDEWATER K TURNER will sell, Friday and Sa-
turdsy at 10 O'Clock, at the saesroom 10 Pine and
6G Cedar street. large assortment OF fancy goods con
stinr of richly decorated and painted china CO.
los nes card recevere jewel casket richly decorated
dinner and tea SETS richly pointed motto cups richly
decorated bisque figures, statuettes, &c. Bohemian
slass ware &c optical cut vases, ccognes, card re-
yers carae and tumblers, nint cut glasses, decant
err robefs; champagnes, ciarets wines liquors, NC
silver plated tea and coffee services silver mounted
and dessert forks salts mustars, sugars, butter cool
rs table, tea and dessert spoons workboxes travelling
ladies' do dressing cases. Sc the whole
forming very desirable assortmsnt of fancy goods
suitable for holiday and New Years presents Ihe at
tention Of parties about purchasing is respectfully 90
licited.
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yXTM Writers, AUCrIONEEH, WILL SELL ON
w saturday, at 10iS O'Clock, at ls7 Canal street, BY
virtue Of chattel mortgage, one elegant mahogany
secretary and bookcase, large easy chair, re-
Noving Office do, tapestry carpet, one mirror,
marble top dressing bureau, &C. together -ith guam
tty Of parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture Also
on Monday a large stock Of hardware &c. s. 600 in
large small on furnture, &c. Other merchan
disc.
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III BREvOORT HENRY, ACKNOWLEDGMENT SALE
u. Of rich and valuable furs, sleigh robes, &c. &c. on
Thursday 7th Friday, sth and Saturday 9th by Henry
Buck at 10 o'clock ca sh day, their sslesroom IA
Maiden lane. This stock consists of the finest Hudson
Bay sable Grecian stone marten fine fitch marten Kala.
fat Siberian squirrel American marten river marten and
mountain do. vctorines capes, circulars and cuis to
match, muffs, gents fine fur gloves, collars, Sc Nc
Also Hudson Bay Isabella bear wolf raccoon black bear
Maltese and lap robes, &C. &c. This sale is worthy the
attention Of country dealers and those purchasing for
their private use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

rJ,HOMAS MANSON, AuCITONEER-THIS (F1IDAY)
i morning, at 1Ois O'Clock (positive), TuNIs NOR
Rk will sell at 304 Broadway, by catalogue, rosewood
mahogany black walnut, oak and enamelled furniture
of superior quality and extensive assortment also
superior rosewood pianos mirrors and Oil paintings in
gilt frames engraving twenty-five small bureaus rich
french china vases. &C.. &C. n. B-N0 be
comfortable than this sales particular
has been taken to all cold air. so rs to
the difficulty of postponing sales; therefore you
need not fear disappointment attending sales at this
ton room n stormy ,ays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08
, c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, PIANO

ID c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PIANO
He fortes, carpets, &c., this day. (Frday), at l0h
O'clock at So Nassau street, two doors from Fulton by
order OF mortgage and Others all the furniture of
large and handsomely furnished house removed for the
convenience Of sale and all of which is in excellent order
and nearly new is particularly worthy of the attention
Of housekeepers, and consists Of superior carved
rosewood piano FORTE cost $6oo elegant instru
men and nearly two suits of rosewood parlor fur
nture. covered in satin damask; rick Wilton carpet
tapestry Brussels and other carpets etegere
centre and pier tables large and oval mirrors, china
glass and silver plated ware; marble ornaments, ex-
tension dining tables dining room chairs book cases
corner etegeres rosewood and mahogany bedsteads,
dressing bureaus, washsands hair mattresses chamber
chairs, stoves and all the usual assortment Of large
well furnished house. Catalogues on the morning Of
.Ia
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SALES At AUCTION.

II 0tSEH0l DFuBNTTI RE.-wIILIAM IRVING co
Ii auctoneers, will sell at auction on Saturday Dec
v al lo1s O'Clock al the sacsroom No. Pine street
the entire furniture OF house, removed for convenience
Ct sale, consisting Of rosewood and mahogany parior
furniture covered in plush and hair cloth 20 Brussels
and ingram carpets 90 double and single black walnut
bedsteads, with dressing BUREAUS to match: az bac
walnut double and single washstands ~ double china
sets; CO double and single hair mattreses 2f husk
resses 81 straw do. l02 straw palsses 81 heavy live
geese feathers bolser IA double French feather pl
lows elegant suits of painted and enamellcd cottage
tnrnture mahogany French bedsteads, dressing bu-
reaus and washstands 10 match; oak arm chairs, OAK
sofas in moquet; mahogany and etegeres ma
hogany dining tables; crockcry and glass ware maho-
gany and rosewood centre tables work tables SC ee
CANT French plate pier glasses, bedroom mirrors Ic
two rosewood seven octave pianos paror stoves
fHgerators 200 yards olcloth, 1925 yards mating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

-YcURs-O c. FUTILE WILL SELL BY AUCTION. ON
E Thursday and Friday, the eth and sth, the whole
entire stock Of urs Of Of the largest msnufac
turers Who II about declining business consisting Of tho
richest furs and sleigh robes OF every description
County merchants invited to examine the stock,
previous TO purchasing elsewhere The sale wiz COM
xeuce at bafpast TO- at No. 100 Nassau street. nearly
.ouuoste the Herald ONCE and will be continued every
.dsy until the whole stock Is disposed Of
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HOTELS.

(yArARACT HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.-TH
~ hotel will be kept open during the winter.
WHITNEY, JERAULD co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

C.AMUEl OsGOOD, AUCTIONEER. MORTG AGE SALE.
- The old established drug store corner OF Broad
way and Fourteenth street The entire stock and fix
lures Of the will he sold Friday Dec
g. at 10Ii o'clock forenoon by SAMUEL OSGOOD, and by
order Of the attorney for the mortgage.
JAAfES MARINER, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

A UCTION NOTICE-MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF RICH
&c-SAMUEL OSGoOD Auctdper, will sell at his store
No, g. Nassau street, Maiden lane, this friday
znornng, at half-past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, stock Of
diamond and fine jewelry, sold to foreclose a mort
gage on the same; also, invoice Of fine watches
in eighteen carat gold cases from importer consisn
ed direct from the in Europe are
be sold at auction to pay
Every article warranted represented catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

IN D. NASH Az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
L. Extensive lot of lumber &C., Wednesday, Dec.
g. 1854 at IL A. NJ at 90 Behune street. alarge and ge
neral assortment OF lumber boards plank, josts, &c
also WAGONS harness. and PAIR CT horses together
= th the Office furniture iron safc desks, &c.
Adjourned until Sth December, 1854 same place and
hour. JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

4 UCT1ON NOTICE -THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER.-BY
~ Bell Bush, this day, At 10h O'Clock at 27 Ceure
street. Reade and Duane streets household furni
ture viz sofas, dressing and plain bureaus couch
couch bedsteads, mahogany and rosewood French bed
steads superior refrigerator marble TOP centre
ard card tables bedsteads, desks, &C. Also quantity
OF barroom furniture, marble top tables, &c. Also
quantity Of jewelry, shawls, silks, &C. Sale rain or
shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

~ ROCERIEs LIQUORS, CURRANIs, sEGAfls, SLEIGH
xT bens TOYS and stoves.-This day, at lOis o'clock
At 81 Dey street, Of GreenwchRaisns, cheese
teas sugars, soap, candles, pickles, champagne vines
irons s,eei pens COMBS horse blankets. hsers saddles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-08

A sSIGNEE'S SALE AT AUCHON.-NOrICE Is HERE
IA BY given, that on Thursday December IA, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, will sell Mt public auction, the pre-
nises Of the brckyard formerly occupied by Charles
Brewer Treadwell at Low Point in the town of Fish
kill Duchess county, the following property viz.-Fou
horses and harness. three brick moulding machines
carts, wheelbarrows, wagon, lumber, picks anil
shovels iron and arch DOORS and other articles aud
supplements used for brick making.
SIMON r. SHCITZ Assignee.
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A c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
A. the entire stock OF saddlery and harness in store
Fourth avenue.A. C. Tuttle will sell on Monday AT
ios clock At the above store the entire stock con.
talned therein consisting of ladies' and gentlemens rid
ing saddles brides, whips, &C. also, elegant
nent o. double and single carriage, wagon and
ness kersey robe blankets sheets, fancy brides pad
cloths, sleigh bells brushes &c The above having
ocen manufactured expressly for the city trade the
best materials and superior workmanship under the in
sptccn Of the present owner Of twenty years expert
snce enables him to defy criticism and will be sold in
consequence OF the removal OF the building The whole
10 be sold without Terms-Over SlOO approved
notes at four months. Catalogues morning of sale.
UCTI0N NOTICE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTION.
IA GER at l0ls oclock.-Mortgage sale Of the old es
tatishcd drug store Of Fourteenth street and
n"aa"ay-ihe entire stock and fixtures Of the estab
lslment will be sold this friday morning at IOi.
ocoeA, by order OF the attorney for the MORTGAGE
JAMES MARINER Attorney
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UCTION NOTICE-SAMuEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEF.R
IA In consequence of the very heavy stock Of goods
al the drug store. Of Broadway and Fourteenth
street, the sale Of which to have taken place h
day, is postponed until tomorrow Saturday, at !
O'Clock the premises. Catalogues win he ready thi
afternoon at the store Of the auctoneer at 81 Nassau
street. JAMES MARINER, attorney for mortgage.
CCONsIGNMENT SALE OF PIANOS, FROM THE
~ best city makers, in plain and fancy cases, from
elk to seven octaves with orders to sell at great
reduction from the factory prices for cash, fully
ranted Also assortment OF second hand pianos at
great bargains, from $50 to $780, Pianos Of man
uiacture constantly hand Apply at the manuactory
and varerooms MCDONALD BROTHER, 292 Bowery,
mar Houston street.
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TT WILSON, UCTIONEER.-AUCT1ON SALE VI

III. rich and costly rosewood and mahogany fuIni-
fnre-H WILSON, Auctioneer, will sell, this DAY tfr
four story house. 10 Warren street, consisting oil rcny
carved rosewood pisnofoe, seven octave superior ~
.trument cost $500; rosewood and Iaahogany psrior
sues in satin brocsds: rosewood centre tables otto
mans brocatee and lace curtains, elegant Psror anu
bedroom window shades, magnificent knghsh tapeNry
black walnut extension tables eight and ten eet anng
and tables few choice oil paintings ana seei p's.e
wings, rosewood and mahogany bedsesos ousaus
china vases and mantle ornaments twenty-on DAY m
Laid and bronze clocks china dinner and tea sets ficn
cut glassware crockerv, ivory, cutlery siverwTe yea
service salvers and cake baskets. with solid silver
mounngs spoons, forks csstors, &C. Tue Whole peing
In the hest order and comprising everything necessa
a. ws furnished house. Sale positive, sitaoat ressr'
tQ uvsthsr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
CHAPTER XVI.

THE heavy lamps that hung in the great
Court of Lions-the most magnificent
apartment of the Alhambra-were half
lighted, and at the head of the hall stood
the Moslem king He was patting bis
daintily slippered foot nervousiy upon the
pavement, and ever and anon his left hand
would settle with a sort of convulsive
grasp upon his dagger hilt. Against one
of the massive marble lions leaned Ben
Hamed. A look of anxiety Was upon his
features, and he watched the movements
of the monarch with more than ordinary
interest Several Of the royal attendants
were standing about the place, and they,
too, looked anxiously upon the king
All, Ben Hamed, said Mohammed: L
think your fair daughter likes this Chris
tiau knight
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
~. VAN DUSEN. VI. D..

TENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN SURGEON
to tha uh aSitauts of III neral Point and vicinity
snd would inform his friends and the public. that he
has renewed residence to the house formerly own
81 and oecuried by col d W Jones, directly opposite
the Masonic HALL and his Office door below the
store Of urke Fairchid Esq and doors above the
post O fIce -.
Point Aug. "a 1852 iAtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
TAILOIS IL.

yVyHE undersigned would respectfullytender q.
Il his thanks to the cit zens of Mineral Point IN
aud vicinity for pasta and inform them that ~
be continues business his old stand high LII
et,where ne WILDE peasedto receivea continuance
CT public favor
rGentlem en- sCiothescleaned and pressed on short
notice. HENRY PRitE
AugustI0, 1852. 42tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
p. w. THOMAS,
STICE OF THE ACE

NXytLL attend to preparingthe necessary oapersfor
w procuring LAND WARRASTs, under the late act
and also. drawing Mortgages or ntherA
AMI all other business appertaininnt to
his once t..proey a. ' aw nfice III the east
Rom ofthe Lower Floor ofthe Court House, Mineral
Pai
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

CURVIyING PARTNER OF the late Arm Of Paris &
- Iegate, continues Land Agency business at ms
old stand treceptly occupied for short time by the
s-m Land wsrrnnts constantly for sale. 2ltf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
l3J1lp(5I5l305 [SID5t5l5a
pIATTNHIE WIS

AgENG taken ard ntfed the stand formerly known
Al the Union Hofei,n the subscriber would
Specfully ask for share Of public patronage. His
ens lsrge and airy and in every department the
enion will be consult the comfort and wishes of
patrons. Good Stables and attentive tstiers always
Pssdy
| n 3. Boarders by The day week furnished with
u necessary conveu'ences st reasonable rates.
flatteviiie, Nov II, 1883. ST.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
SAMUEL WHEEL f R /,
CHARLES r. LEGATE,

GENERAL DEALER in Fancy and Staple Dry
80 U;,a,.I pint 33.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

make an attempt to reach her it may be
the worse for both of you'
~, cannot leave her, Pedro
But you must. Do not throw away the
life you may gain.
Heaven knows should almost
-sh Here comes the jailor Now
on to Saint Lorenzo Wait for me there.
and perhaps | may overtake you There
-God bless you, my master, aud if we
never meet again, you will not forget poor
Pedro Bambino.'
Charles OF Leon pressed the hand of his
faithful servant, but tears alone spoke his
thoughts
Mind and let your voice tremble as
mine did. Bear up, now Courage
The door opened as Pedro spoke, and
Tarik eutered
Have you finished. yet p he asked.
Yes returned Charles.
i can almost love your Prophet but
yet think 1 shall die Christian said
Pedro, initiating the voice of his master
Charles of Leon placed his trembling
hand upon the head of his follower, and
there it rested for a single moment Then
be turned silently away, and bending low
down, as if with physical inArmities, he
followed Tarik from the dungeon.
In the Office the dervish was requested
to sit down and rest, but he declined -
Tarik looked into his face, but he never
mlstrusted that his prisoner was hidden
beneath that garb. Charles felt new
confidence as he saw that he passed so ca
silly, and with kind blessing upon the
Jallor, he stepped into the street
For several moments the knight stood
and reflected upon the course he should
pursue His heart turned towards the
dwelling of Ben Hamed, but his head said
Saint Lorenzo When he moved on.
however. it was towards the Darro, but he
had decided upon no ultimate course
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
Our Gtorp.
ROMANCE OF SPAIN IN THE 18Th CENTURY.

FroM Gfeasen's Pictorial
Entered according Act Congress- in the year e53 by
felesson IN the Clerks Oice of the District Court of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
/. r MOEFETT. M. D.

"AvING permanently oc tied in MneralP Point, would
respectfully tender his services to the
ciHzens of The town and vicinity.
ohce the Tribune Building, mp stairsl Residence
In the story above L. Sephenson sidence
June J, 1883. 1y52
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
RICHARD GURNEY, VI. D.,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON L ACCoUCHEUR,
uAviNG permanently located himself in Mineral
Point, Wis, bcgs TO oner his professional services
he citizens in general and hopes by strict aten
~ N, well IS fro years experience, TO merit
= of the public patronage.
Once and residence High street, opposite the Tdb-
ane building.
Mineral Point, July 1eth, 1883. g
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
a. ENANS,

EAsHioNABLE AILORS, Mineral Point Wisconsin.
Il solicit share of public patronage Their ~oTk VIII
be in the most fashionable style, and on reasona
bic term, Shop on High street.
" Cutting done to order and warranted 30 NJ. II
proDerlv made nm 42y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
GEO. L.. flxRST.

kTToRNEY AND CoCNsELLoR AT LAW.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. tffice two doors
vi west of the Post Office. " i'll atsnd 10 land nego
tlaons all business 1eced with his pro
,.zsion. Collections promptly attended 10 3ilf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
GEORGE w. COBB.

(sENERAL DEALER in Merchandise of al, kinds
~ Store the corner of Chestnut and Hish Streets
Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

- ESERAL DEALER in Family Groceries Provis-
N ions. Nails, Glass, Wooden Ware, SC Dcy- Sta~d
opposite the Central House, High Street, Mineral
Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

tRiEht to Publish, obtained for The T'ri5une.)
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
WHITNEY SNarKS
IOUHI Wilt

DEALER IN MERCHANDISE IN GENERAL, Agent
IL for the sale Flour Provisions, Patent Medicines
&c SC. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

II. !. OTIS,
n CENERAL DEALER in Dry, Fancy and Millinery
NGoods. High Street, Mineral Point, Wis left
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

-Four Nos more will 6uish the above
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

II sF3es. ee*-+.Sc& Il Z
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-27

n ORDINANCE, TO submit to the qualified
"A electors of the village of Perrysburge the ques
ton of annexation of contiguous territory to its cor
pOrate limits.
SEC. l. BE IL ordained By the Torn Council OF the
rWage of Perysburg, That at the annual spring
election behed the first Monday in pril next,
vote be taken of the qualified electors of said vii
lage, for against the annexation of contiguous
territory embrace within its corporate limits
the territory contained within the following boun-
daries, TO witt Beginning at the intersection of the
east line of river tract number 7l} seventyone, with
the boundary line between Wood and Lucas coun-
ties, in the Maumee river thence up said river on
the boundary line between said counties to the inter-
section OF the nte between river tracts numbers G3)
sixty-three and (G4 sixty -four in said river thence
south on the said line to the south west corner of
said tract number (64) siXty-four thence east on
the line that forms the south boundary of river tracts
numbers [64l sixty-four 1851 sixty-fve and [66l
sixty-six and out lots numbers [236l two hundred
and thirty-sx, 1887 two hundred and thrty-seyen,
I23Sl two hundred and thirty eight [243 two hun
Gred and forsy-three, [244 two hundred and forty
four, (24j) two hundred and forty y-ye and 256) two
hundred and fifty to the south Of said
outlot ESQ two hundred and ffty-siX: thence north
on the line forming the east boundary of said Outot
(256l two hundred and fifty-sX and also (257) two
hundred ant ffty-seven (2G4) two hundred and Six
tv- four, (2G5) hundred and siXty-ve, L2G6 two
hundred and siXty-siX and river tract number (7l)
seventy-one to the place of beginning, at the inter-
section of said line with the boundary line between
Wood and Lucas counties.
SEC. 2. Tu1t said votes shall be taken by ballot
and there shall be written printed the tickets
of those voting for the annexation. the words For
Annexation, and those voting against the annexa-
tion the worGs Against Annexation"
certify the above ordinance was passed at meet
ing of the Town Council of the town of Perry ysburg
held February 10Th. 1854. w. V. WAY,
JAMES MURRAY Recorder. Mayor.
Feb. 81, lS54.--5lw5
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-27
HORSES FOR SALE.--I have for sale
Il i number of excellent draught horses.
mch 6tf M. KEY, jr.
THE OHIO FARMER for Is54.---This !

i elegant and popular Weekly Agricultural Fam
lily Newspaper will commence its third volume on
the 1s of January 1854. will be illustrated with
numerous engravngs of Domestic Animals, Farm
Buildings, Farm Implements Trees, Shrubs, and all
the important affairs connected with Horticulture,
Agriculture, and Stock
Each number will contain, besides foreign and
domestic news, selections from the most interesting
publications of the day, Stories w.t. history, bogra
phy poetry, essays on various subjects, market re-
ports of Cleveland, New York, Cincinnati, &c. In
Short nothing will be left undone which may be
thought necessary to render The Ohio Farmer the
best family paper for the farmer, gardiner mechan
ic and stock breeder that is published in the United
States. That the circulation may be general we
have made the terms low.
TERMs.-One copy, 50; three copies, So; five
copies So; ten copies, $l5; twenty copies, $25
and at the same rate for six months.
Address THos BROWN, Proprietor
Cleyeland Ohio
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TO PRINTERs.-A new edition of the Spe

ENO new etiltl0n OF the Spe-
l. cmen Book of BRUCEs New YORK TYPE
FOUNDRY will be published in September, 1858, and
will be given TO those propri4tors of printing offices
who will send for it, it will be forwarded to them
by mail on receipt i'll advance, of fifty for the
postage.
In it are exhibited many articles never before
shown; there have been added to the Foundry new
varieties of Roman types from Nine-line Plea to
Pearl, various limitations of writing great number
of fancy fonts Borders both plain and illumra ated
labor-saying Rules, and complete foundry of Ger
mans.
The types now manufactured are cast from new
combination of metal of great durability, and are
usually kept on hand in large quantities. Every
fancy font is sold by weight and at the printed pr
ce which from 10 to 25 per cent less than those
of some other foundries All other printing mate
rals are furnished manufacturers prices, either
for cash or credit
Printers wishing TO open accounts with ME, or
whose dealings have been long suspended, re-
quested to accompany their orders with city refer
ences to prevent delay.
Printers of newspapers who choose to publish this
advertisement including this note three times before
the first of August. 1854 and send ME one of the pa
pers, will be paid for it in type. when they purchase
five times the amount of their bill from me, of my
own manufactures selected from my specimens.
GEORGE BRUCE,
81 Chambers-street, New York.