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Hardware, Cutlery, 60.
MITCHELL q LOW,

EEP constantly on hand and for sale, large and supo
IN ror assortment Of Hardware Edge Tools Saws Car
peners Tools Of description the lowest prices
cash Also constantly on hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &c 50
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III. SrART-PoINT LGHT-HoUs Z

The StartPoint Light, which is IL miles from North
Rona1shay Light, being at present REVOLVING LIGHT,
producing bright fash once in every minute, the Com
missoners further give notice, that and after the night
of Friday, the LIST September, 1851 when the Re
volying Light North Ronadshay is to be exhibited the
present REVOLVING LIGHT at StartPoint r be chang
ed 10 FIXED LIGHT Of the natural color.
by order tf the Lght-House Board,
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lght-House Board, April 2S, 1854.
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Plaid Prints

NOW opening at the Granite Store, a few pieces d.
IN mixed De Bazes, for Travelling Dresses
A OWEN Il 90
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Sugar House Syrup,

A Nd New Orleans Molasses, for sale BY
a March u. 40 NJ +. GANNETr.
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II The Supreme Judicial Court adjourned
Tuesday afternoon.
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Kcnmcdy's MedieaI Discovery,

A FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try ofthcm
a ut the store of "A. ". ROBlNSON-
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- The weather for few days past has
been mild and pleasant.
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BIake's original Fire-prOOf Paint,
To Fishermen.

JHSHERAiEN'S J0URNAL.-The printed form Of thi:
Journal is in accordance with instructions from Colec
tors Departments Feb S52-It extracts from the
circular instructions from the Treasury Department to col
lectors. Published and for sale by
3w4S S. G. sIMPKINS, 124 State st. Boston.
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Coal.

CARGO Anthracite and Btmnous Coal, just received il
" yard. d. D. WEEKS, Front Street.
April !.
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- In the woods only one hundred miles
north of this city, the snow is about three feet
deep, and there is now good moose hunting in
that egion.-Bmgor Wing, l2h
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~ B3LS Muscovado, and Coffee Sugars, from 10
~ IL cts, received on consignment by ~
April %. 46 aa-a j. 4. GlLNiAN-
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DECEIVED at the Auction Store OF the subscribers large
liz invoices Of Dry Goods per cent less than cost by
April 20. 40 sisf 4, f7ss =. \; UiLMAN'
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Fresh Fruits and all kinds of
IN a

A PPLES, Pears Oranges, Lemons, Sweet Grapes, &c.
"A and Preserved Peaches, aspbcrrcs Strawberries Cur
rants, Piums Pine Apple, Guava jelly Curran jelly
at the new Store by 80 A. G. PAGE.
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To the DySpcptiC !

RE you afflicted with DYSPEPSIA! Does Your food dis
- tress You Have YOU diseased LIvER-Pan about
the shoulders side, &c Are you troubled with CosTIvE-
NESS Are you subject to DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE p
Have you poor appetite Does your food become acid
the stomach and distress You Are your skin and eyes
yellow Do you feel dull AMI langld If you hare any
Of these complaints the best remedy Won procure
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Family Tea.

10 CHESTS extra-fne Oolong Tea very NICE received
w at the Auction Store, by y. GILMAN.
April 20. 46
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New Goods.

t I. GILMAN, has opened the present week. one Case
splendid new Deaines pieces Thbets Cases new style
Plaid Prints, Bales Brown Shcctngs old prices Cases
White fine Linens, do fine Bcached Cottons and variety
of articles too numerous to mention For wholesale and
retail trade.
Feb. Is. 35
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Exhibition Of a ne,o Reuolsing Light at North
Ronaldshdy, Scotland, and Alteration Of the
&art-Point Light from a Rejoicing Light
10 Fiaed Light
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Cigars and Tobacco.

OPENING this morning of Plaid Prints, beaau
~ full patterIs-at the Granite Store by
April /. OWEN 4 CO.
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SUgarS.

= DOZ Parasos, very fine and high cost, reed
Inv 46) 'a'- J. T. GILMAN.
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WEAVER'S Salt Rhcum Syrup Sarsaparilla and Tomato
w Bters, Abbotts Bcrs Root and Herb Bters John
sons Linamen valuable medicines for sale by
80 "A. q. PAGE, agent FoF Bath.
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Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters

This mecine is of long standing. no new nostrum
got deceive the public thousands Of the
this State have and will testify The proprietor certi-
Gates from all parts of the State recommending them
all others for the various diseases for which they have
administered
For IIumors, Dr. Buzzels Btters inlllble
dy. Their reputation is established. When the Iumor
appears externally, Buzzeps Improved Iumor Ointment
should be applied and relief will be immediate and cure
eventually become permanent Price 81 IL per bot
tie
Sold ut Wholesale by NATHAN WOOD, No. 20 Market
Square, Portland, and by his Agents throughout state
AGENTs-Bath, +. Lincoln, I. w. Lucas Brunswick, T..
T. Gatche Co., }. II. Haley, A. l.. Stanwood j. l..
Stanwood, Stanwood Cunning; Harpswel Chas. John
SON. T. 5. Jack, J. f. Iampson; Phpsburg, Taman Low.
ell, Benz Clifford, Geo. p. Todd, H. j. Segeburg Edge
comb, W. Clifford; Boothbay, Q. Is. Fisher, j. M'Clntock
VIM Carlisle Damarscoa, f. Dana Jr, Bristol r. Her
bert. Swl5
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NEW Boots AND SHOES!
n. II. MITCHELL
Boots and Shoes,

TJAS Just received from Boston, large assortment Of the
latest styles of Ladies' Cents Boys Misses and Chill
dren's
Boots and Shoes,
which he will sell at the very forrest cash prices. BY
strict attention to business he hopes to merit contn-
uance of the public patronage he has hitherto received
H. Z. MITCHELL Washington, near Centre st.
Next door south of Messrs Hyde Bowman.
Bath May 10, 1854. 4w47"
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sas New Stock of m
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Misses FIELD & WILDES
Exceeding low Prices !!
The latest Improved
MI ELo ID il @ M Go.

M NH IL In x ~ IL x m S-
CARHART'S PATENT. y
MANUFACTURED by N. d. Smith New London,
wi Conn. Having been appointed agent for the above
Instrument, shall keep constantly hand furnished
ut short notice. instruments Of the following compass
and warrant them TO give satis acton.
Al Octave Scroll Legs, Octave, 2stops Piano STYLE
q" Piano style, 6 Extra
These instruments have commanded unbounded pop
uarty wherever introduced aud need only be heard
to he appreciated, for they speak for themselves.
The is of rosewood, atty designed and highly
polished making it, aside from its musical merits de-
sirable parlor ornament rfat
B.-Churches furnished at short notice. They can
he my residence Wilkinson's Block Broad Street
Bath. Me. A. w. BECKWITH, a, w. IIawthorne's
Bath, May TITO
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De Baze,

WHEAT GR0ArS, IIommony and Samp, for sale by
w March n. 40 IT. r. GANNETT.
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Plano ForteS

MANUFACTURED ny
CHICKERING g. SONS, }
A. w. LADD 4 Co, Boston
UALLETT, DAVIS x CO.,
EDWARDS a. SON, Portland.
For sale at manufactures prices, ~
Jan. IL. SAWYER MAG0UN, Booksellers
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Nutting's Patent Window Spring.
w u m ted.

N GOOD Coat makers, do pant do do Vest do,
IN who will begiven good prices and employ
mcnt by w. HAWTHORNE,
80 So Front st. Bath, Me.
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Bow Wanted.

A SMART active boy about 10 years old to learn TIL
"A Bookbinder's Trade. Apply to
80 SAWYER & MAGOUN.
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House for Sale.

90 M large and convenient dwelling House and
.ssm lot Of the subscriber is offered for sale 1t is
1913 one u me most convenient wen finished aud
ing well Of good water which drawn both outside and in
the house, also soft water cstern TIE o i
and has on it besides the dwelling housa wood house
goU arn = good garden mas ss can be found the city
quantity Of fruit. Also large number u cIrrant h,ss
bearing from to bushels yearly. Also quite nrmbr II
good bearing grape Vines For the Merchant or man If
coed M The whole will be disposed Of at preat b,-;
and an undoubted title given application 10
A. G. RAYMOND
April 2S 46tf Raymond Court, Bath.
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Sugar and Coffee.
pOhrO RICO, Powdered and Crushed and Coffee Crushed
sugars ~ Domingo, Central America and Java Cofses
lot sue ny ar NJ T. GANNETT.
March 21 49, 40
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-18
ROBBERY NEAR PIquA.--A correspondent

ROBBERY NEAR PIoUA.--A correspondent
at Piqua writes us that Mr.. Adams, a
wealthy old gentleman living about 3 miles
from that place, was robbed on Saturday
night last. Between 10 and ii o'clock, two
men called at the house, and raped at the
door directly under his bedroom window,
stating, when he answered their rap, that
thew had very sick horse, and desired him
TO come down and see it, knowing him to be
skillful in such cases. He replied that he
could not come down. They then asked for
hay to fed their horse, and for something to
eat themselves. He told them he had no
provender, either "for man or beast" and
that as he was getting cold, he would 60
back to bed. He was not in bed more than
five minutes, when the robbers broke open
the door and ran up to his room, one Of them
drawing IA pistol and commanding him to
make no noise on pain of instant death.
While this was going on, the sister Of Mr..
Adams, an old maiden lady, came to her
brothers assistance but she no sooner en-
tered the room than the robbers knocked her
down with great violence, and brandlshng
large dirk knife, threatened TO cut :" her Id
throat if she offered to move" They then
demanded the KEYS of the chest, which were
at once given up by Mr. Adams. The mon
ey in the chest amounted to between two
and three hundred dollars. This the robbers
possessed themselves of; after which, before
leaving the premises, they went down stairs
into the kitchen and parlook of hasty sup
per.
Two men answering to the description
given Of the robbers, were arrested on Sun
day night, and were to be taken before the
old gentleman for recognition. Both he and
his sister We're suffering very much from the
effects of their fright Dayton Gaz.
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The Crown OF ENGLAND.-The following
is estimated as the value of the jewels in
this magnificent diadem: Twenty diamonds
large center diamonds, 1000 each, "a 900 !;
fifty-four smaller diamonds, placed at the
angles of the former, Gl00; four crosses.
each composed of twenty-five diamonds,
fl2000; four large diamonds on the top of
the crosses, f4,000; twelve diamonds con,
tanned in feur-de-lis, 10000; eighteen
smaller diamonds contained in the same
f2 600; pearls, diamonds, &C., upon the
arches and crosses, 100000; also, one hun
dred and forty-one small diamonds, $4,000
twenty-six diamonds in the upper cross
G300; two circles of pearls about the rim
$4,000. Cost of the stones in the crown
Exclusive of the metal, ELL, 300.
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THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.
[From the Dayton Gazette.]
Route of the Unterrified.
BY sLoCUM sLUGGs, ESQ,

BY sLOCUM sLUGGs, ESQ.
What is up, among the People2
What's the all exciting news?
Such a scampering of Locos;
Such shaking in their shoes
What lengthening of faces,
What taking off of hides
'Tis enough to burst our buttons,
'Tis enough to split our sides !
Where's the Locofoco legions?
Where's their boast of days of yore?
Can they count them by the thousands?
Can they count them by the score?
They have dwndled down to nothing
Past all power to redeem
Who e'er heard of such a tizzle,
As this grand Nebraska scheme7
Where are Val, and Olds, and DorseyP
Where are Norris, Miller-all?
Where's the host of hungry leeches,
That grew fat on the Canawl ?"
Has the cry of Mux" and Fusion"
Only served to make them lag?
And the Foreign Population"
Didn't help them in the drag
Have they heard from Pennsylvania?
And from Indiana. too?
When the People take a notion,
What queer things the People do
How the office-seekers grumble -
Let them tire in finding fault
Row them up the famous River,
Where the waters aye are Salt
What has caused this great connection
This defeat of grasping ones P
This assault upon their fortress,
And this spiking of their guns?
1t must be wondrous People,
That can serve poor devils SO =
How the buggers ever did it,
All outsiders " Nothing Know y
Snoopy Holler, Oct 13, 1854.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.--A number of pins
were recently exhibited to the Pathological
Society of London, removed from various
parts of the body of a young woman who
was taking down clothes from the drying
lines, and putting the pins in her mouth,
when some one came behind her and siezed
her by the arms, startling her so much that
she swallowed the whole mouthful sickness
and emaciation followed; small swelling
showed itself under her left breast, which
liberated and burst, giving passage to pin,
the head of which was gone. Sixteen Others
were removed from about the same spot, and
others from the left knee, from over the ster-
mum, and from the wrist-22 in all. They
had all lost their heads except two.
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KANzAs EMIGRATroN.--A Georgia paper
publishes a letter, dated Platte county, Mo-.
from a STAKEHOLDER to his brother in Georgia,
relative to the new territory of Kanzas, in
which occurs the following passage:
MANY emigrants are going to Kanzas
from Kentucky and other slave states. Mis-
souri, will leave no stone unturned, even to
the at least temporary emigration of half
her population, to save it from abolitionists /;
and if the people of the other slave states do
justice to themselves, we will secure it for
the south"
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4 CoNcHoLoGIsT ON OYsTERs.-Mr. +. K.
Crouch, New York conchoogist, says in
;he Journal of Commerce, that, on visiting
the oyster saloons, he can at once see the
mistake which renders them unwholsome.
Z. Many of the oyster venders keep the poor
things in the dirt of their beds, and sell
them in an unpurged state" He says that
the shells should be washed, and lie in fresh
water for quarter of an hour; they should
then be placed in salt and water, which
should be changed every six hours, and they
should always be twenty -four hours under
this treatment before being opened for eating.
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INDIANA BAkKs.-From Monday morning
to Wednesday night last week, three days,
1926 900 OF the notes of the Free Banks of
Indiana were returned to the state auditors
office and cancelled, and the stocks deliver
ed to the banks. The returns are not less
than 100000 every day. The circulation is
now reduced to $5,000,000.
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The GREAT FAILURE IN ENGLAND,-Lon-
don papers received by the Pacific, give the
indebtedness of Mr. Oliver, the great Eng
lish ship owner, and the extent of his bust
ness operations. He held fleet of l04 sail
of vessels, of some 10000 tons. He owes
twenty-three creditors upwards of $4,000
each. To his largest creditor his indebted
ness is 1906 0O0 to two others he owes
1900 900 each; to one creditor 1925, 1000 !;
10 another $l5O,OO0; to four others $780,
600: to two 100000 each; to two others
$4,000 each; and four others $50, 900 each
BY his schedule, his total Indebtedness IS
represented to be $3,S88,00O.
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4 BIG FIDDLE.-A musical instrument
maker of the Paris Boulevards has lately ex-
hibited in his windows a monster fiddle,
which is to be his contribution to the eXhi-
and the instrument itself measures about 81
feet, so that it would be impossible to reach
the upper part of the fingers without aid of
artistic manner, sliding apparatus is fixed,
which acts much in the same manner as the
tube Of the trombone. It's tone is fully an
octave deeper than that of the double bass.
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ExpELLING THE PEoN MExIcANs-A pub
lie meeting was held at Austin, Texas, on
the l4th of October, on the subject of the
evils resulting from Mexican population
among the slaves, and making them discon.
tented and insubordinate. 1t was resolved
90 warn all transient Mexicans, or those not
ireeholders, to leave within ten DAYS; that
all remaining after that time should be for
cbly expelled; that citizens employing Mex
icans We're to give them notice Of the pro-
ceedngs and that no Mexicans were to be
employed as laborers. A committee of 20
citizens was appointed to carry the resolu-
1ion into effect.
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The census of Richmond, Va, has just
been taken. The entire population is put
down at 32,389 Of this number there are
1922 white persons, lO,S09 slaves, and
1928 free persons of color.
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AGENCY.


A WORD TO THE WISE, AC.-THE UNDERSIGNED
"A having been appointed sole agent for tho United
states North America for the sale R. L. Perry
Co.'s (of London Engand) specific remedies bsgs TO
inform the public that has located the Amscan
70 Leonard street. few doors west Of Broadway
the following can ,: sngy By the DOZEN gro
lite, indigestion, cons1mptivs habits and dsbitiss
whether Or acquired relaxed
weak orldecayed rsmbngof the hands, headsobes faint
inss and female complaints under its immediate inhu
and when the system has received shock sink
ing under the advance Of long reidence In hot
or cold climates this medicine will Afford immediate
Of returning By yss tone 70 tho muscular
raj debility irrtabty and excitement consnmp
ton Of the fearful and exhausting kind
intense melancholy, depression Of the spirits perma
nenty cured by the Cordial Balm Of Syraoum and patients
to the full enjoyment Of health and functions
m; %ss s 3D. PSs Pc. bottle :r Su1 one
Desr.ve Essence, fO5 ssarohins ont and purifying the
blood from contamination scurvy blotches the head
and body alterations and those painful affections
arsr from treatment the effects Of mercury
gandular swsngs diseases Of the skin, and all Impurities
blood PRICE IS 90 Per bottle, four qusnties In
bottle for BY whish % are saved Dr. Fsrrys Pur
box Drs. r. 1. Perry can with condolences o6sr hope
energy and gor 10 those whose have become
debated from mental and Rritability local
constitutional weakness &C. Full directions we'll
eArae description Of the various diseases for which the
above the remedies, accompany each parcel All
munic.tons post paid will 30 promptly attended TO- and
the article ordered will DO forwarded TO any part Of the
ABRAHAM O. LEVY, M D., ConsultinH surgeon.
rs Leonard street,
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MATRIMONIAL,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMILE yILLETTE. FROM
M Pans Professor II AutogrsYhy or reading Of Oh
by individuals hand writing and spiritual writing
medium will uPon the receipt 81 cents ana spe
onen OF handy rng send 70 my person full donsA.
ton their character future success destiny &e and
aisc description q the one they Lore or viii Ad
GEES port paid MADAME vlLLETrE, Brse away Post
uGee nev York 1hoee living out Of the t,ty safely
sransmii throush tho mail AID will DO sas aofs A
week sfte the pt Of their commup eaton.
NEAIRIMONIAL-A GENTIEy,kN or warm
M and stan ing wishes 70 v lady aim IN riy q "a
atei This notice 10 worthy thu consideration Il sny lady
the advertise; IT, sincere ~ eigbie Sin are and
bic ladies' are invited " ddf.ssA n Zsaoai, New
York Post Liiee.
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COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
AeldfuFnitsxe ,,Se.Te morrow, (ThursdsyD June -,
8selech. q 81 Habert street, near Hudson al the
ksal assertmeat Of good paror, diningroom and bsd
ksniturs Of every description; such - mahogany
kranch bedstsaAs sofas, couches marble top centre
afnsr and sxtsnMon d. sofa do, tapestry and In.
4xpses siloiots large esthsr beds hair mattresses,
bqoss, stoves. Kitchen furaiture, DC. N. Rail the
Moods nus - removed the same day and the day
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vID SCOTT. AUcTIoNEER-oREAr SALE OF

EID SCOTT. AUcTIONEER--0REAT SALE OF
xsoy City six valuable oity lots IT
u sItuaisf n the Fourth ward. within ten minutes
pr sh: ferry. David Scott, auotionser, wiz sell 81
ground Without reserve TO The highest bidder forty
ths bsst and mast dssxsbls lots In the entire citY
perties q tAs above lots In block No. 6, adOin.
50 properly ssld April 20, which gave such general
ston. Tie following dse sbed lots may be consider
ets q 1s street. eight lots on South Fourth street.
South Fifth street, three lots Pavonia ave-
Two lets Provost street, fear lots Newark ave-
1irst rats tssiness locatiens Also, four lots on
lest strseG This property u situated In good gsntesl
eogheods, surrounded With handsome residsnces and
Dansss whatever. The 10 already introduced,
ke Passa3s water will be here In . short time. This
rsssaae chance for the purchassy .: this pro.
cannot Nh 20 advance double In value in short
|efthsr q = investment or Immediate Improvement
ses tAaa reaii.e the most sAssuins expectation Of
ksg. Jitls indisputable. Tsrms-l0 per cent and
q fees the day Of sale; 2SH per cent on the 18th
when fan vAxrsntse deeds win be delivered The b.
Fsnai. bond and mortgage for three years, ct
eenA FOR maps and further particulars inquire,
cO1T. ~ ths classroom Montgomery street. Of b.
b. wAsrs Tie sAls will commence.
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kls Of diamonds and other jewelry.-A. II. Nicolsy
III sell ct suction Thursday. June - 1t IL O'Clock
srif-about forty gold hunting Watches, French sAd
shronom etsrs, patent levers duplex, 20 So also.
I'D watches for timing horses also, few gold fob,
|ha guard chains, elegant diamond pin t. rfnEs 60.
Der with general assortment Of other jewsry. Also
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IIUslCAL..

A W. LADD CO.'S FIRST PREMIUM PIANOEpRTIs,
"A. with large assortment of hand In.
strument 1t great bargans We wish call attention
grand piano with grand action which has
superior In AL tho points which constitute perfect
strument.
LINCOLN THOMPSON, sole AGENTS, AL broadway.
A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE $50 ROSEWOOD
"A piano crtesupenor tone, round corners been used
less than three mopths. perfect in respects fully
rsnted BY oslsated makers Fer sale fer S2ib cAA b
O'Clock. The ownex going TO Europe.
pIANo-w AxTEp TO HIRE, A GOOD 6k OR oC.
tave piano any party Who will take dentistry In
pAyv address sCrctchtt Herald oface With full psr
tou.Ars,