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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-28
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On Wednesday 10th inst, by Rev. John
c. Miller, Mr.. HENRY S. PERKINS to
Miss SUSAN II. DUPREE, both of this
place. Mirror Jackson.
On Thursday evening last at the Catho-
lie church, by Rev. MIR. CHAMRosr, Mr..
L. d. BLANCHARD to Mrs. D. K. ORIL-
LION, both OF this Parish Scnti,nH.
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BATON RoueE, Way 2Gth "a

Ed ofthc Comet-Dear Sir In
your paper Of yesterday, | noticed a
paragraph stating that ''the managers
of the Ball to come off at Greenwell
Springs on Thursday night next. in
their generosity extend a general in
vitation to the citizens of Baton Rouge
on that OCCASION" that "there is to be
a barbecue dinner, fishing, DC, dur
ing the day and the ball to come off
at night
Having recently taken the above nam
ed springs for the purpose of making
them a place of public resort during
the summer, am under the ilnpres-
sion that the above paragraph will
lead the public to believe that I am
interested in, or connected with the
different festivities therein mentioned
! would therefore respectfully request
YOU to mention. that such is not the
case. and that it will be impossible to
have accommodations ready for the
reception Of visitors by that time, and
furthermore, that the use of the Spring
House, has only been granted during
the day time, and consequently that
a ball at night is out Of the question.
If you will favor me thus far you
will prevent much disappointment and
greatly oblige Your friend,
w. MARKHAM.
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4 VALUABLE negro woman for sale-said wo-
~ man is o good Cook Washer and Ironer. SHE
will be offered at Public SALE for cash, Oh iSatur-
day he sta dag Of june neaf, If not previously
sold. For further particulars, apply to Oliver
Potts, or to H. Y. Bahin, at the Sheriff s Office
maygi-td
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.ASTR.AY.
.ASTRAY.
TAKEN up by Mr. G. NJ. Pierce <s~18
L near the corporation of Baton

TAKEN up by Wr. G. vi. Pierce nw34
L near the corporation of Baton -
Rouge on the 10th inst, dark -~-"=--'
brown mare mule, medium size, supposed
to be thirteen or fourteen years old, with
out any brand, has nick in the right ear,
and bears mark of the gear.
FOR SALE-The above described
Mare Mule, taken up by Mr.. G. M. Pierce.
will be sold at public sale, at the Ran
gers office Baton Rouge Gazette building)
to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 3rd
day of June 1854, at IL o'clock NJ, if not
legally claimed before that time.
M. G. BRYAN,
april li-1s54. Ranger
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tafce 9ttt Baan RenFe np1 fHnh,p
,.., N9hf Rutm I ompahY
Nolttf ~ hereby given to the Sthckhtldeis Of
the company that III instrument IF Ten ,tr
cent IN the amount nf stort subscribed tf2 % jDi'
m"Fsl vi he due and payable on the ii,st iey Of
June tls'l) liy order Of The Board.
April llS5l, tiFkEtSi rtt.rs
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TAKEN up by Mr.. J. D. Baker on the
l. Sd of May "a, about seven miles east
of Baton Rouge. mouse colored mare Mule
No brand or other distinguishing mark.
Is very much gear marked.
N. G. BRYAN,
may 3'54. Ranger.
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DAILY MAIL TO CL1NToN.-By
reference to the following letter from
the I'd Asst, i. NJ. General, it will be
seen that through the fundamentally
of the Hon. John Sidoll of the Sen
ate, Daily Mail route has been os-
tablishcd between the city Of Baton
Rouge and Clinton
CoSTRAcT OFFICE, =. 0. DEPARTMENT, |
May 18th 1854
SlR.-.on your representation OF
the Importance of frequent mail serv.
ice between Baton Rouge 0and Gin
ton route No. 77l2, the Post Master
General has accepted the proposal of
Il. G. Hutchinson at s. per an
mum six times week in four horse
coaehcsA Notice of the acceptance
will be forwarded Immediately.
Respecty Your obi. Servt
WIN. II DuNpAs
81 Asst. =. NJ. General
Hon. JOIN sLrpELL of La. Senate u. S.
This will furnish easy communlca-
ton to Clinton and jackson, on a
delightful road, over which there is
now, with bi-wcekly mail a great
deal of travel. BY this arrangement
a person may leave New Orleans at S
o'clock one day and arrive in Clinton
or Jackson, the next, at12 o'cl'k.
Hutchinson has ordered his coaches and
the line will be put Immediately into
operation.
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t5rl}>rrklg CoI1rt
Fridey Morning ! May 25, 1864

the Barbecue during the day, and
not at night, a. before stated We
had previously arranged it, 50 that the
ball should come off at night. that
the dancing might be done then as
candle-light is altogether preferable
for this celebrating amusement. We
had thought that this would suit all
hands the boys might Glance all
night to their hearts delight and 90
home viii, the girls in the morning !;
the old felix's being left at liberty to go
when they like. A very proper, and
generally, a very satisfactory arrange
ment.
TUE ECLlrsE TO DAY.--1f this
great moral exhibition" should not
come off at the appointed time to-day,
our readers may take it for granted
that something's wrong. We hope
they will all be charitable enough to
attribute it to some ether influence
than that of the Comet for we most
eolemnly protest, that we have nothing
to do with it. The tableau has been
arranged, aud the bills printed this
last half century and If the heavens
should drop in black curtain clouds,
between the audience and the stage of
action, we do hope that our scene shift
ter will not be blamed fori We think,
there is nothing that can prevent the
exhibition from coming off, except
mistake in the "time tables of alma
nae makers and we believe ii Is pref
generally understood that with all our
varied occupations, we have never yet
been engaged ii the almanac making
business.
There are a great many people who
arc incredulous, disbelieving, and
skeptical about all kinds of shows
They talk learnedly about collision
stage trickery and humbug. They
know how every thing is done--They
can tell how Alexander and Blits get
through with their iuggles they know
how they get eggs Out of an empty
bag--morc wines than one out a bot
tie, and put half into the elderly
gcntlc'aan $ vest pocket. This is all
transparent to them. They do not go
TO shows; because they think them
shallow they do net patronize the
drama because they know that rich
ard lies when be says "hc is himself
again = They know very well that it
is some. poer thrcal-baro devil Of a
player, who though he talks loudly
about 'crown and kingdom" has
not shilling to swear by, aud no
ground to rest his legs but that he
stands on. They have too much good
sense to 90 and hear a mad fellow rave
and call himself Hamlet Prince of
Denmark when they know very we'll
from history that Mr.. Hamlet, is dead
buried, and his very bones pulyerized
into an impalpable powder by time.
To these people we would not say
''eome out of your houses ard look at
the great moral exhibition to-day
which eclipses all such, ever given at
the Methodist church" We will not
say SO, because we know TIERS no use
they seoat believe. To the rejecting
portion Of our people we know well
that the exhibition will have its good
effect. We know they will ask them.
selves "How is it Y and "Why it"
that they will exclaim in the true spir-
it Of Holy piety-"There is a Great
and All Powerful Arm, above us.
Who taught the Sun and the Moon to
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Dic0.

At the residence of Mr.. James Irving in
this city, on Thursday the 25th inst, SAM
UEL MOUNT.
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BARNuM's LAsT.--BARNuH is a
great manager, and no mistake. He
attracted large numbers to the Crys-
tai Palace the other day by prevail.
ing on q couple to get married therein.
The ceremony was reformed by an
eminent divine.
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Late Arrivals.

O00 bags White Corn.
OOO 10 barrels Creole Rice.
10 frkins choice table Butter
10 boxes new Cheese.
barrels Dried Apples.
10 quarter barrels No. Mackerel.
10 kits do. do.
And for sale by lot or retail.
may-27. JOSHUA BEAL.
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R Mccormick & Co., at the
Post Office have spread out on their
tables Of light literature, the illustrated
works of many Of the French novel
writer's ; and in the collection we no
tice, may embellished TRANSACTIONS of
English and American writers into
French. Speaking of embellishments
It calls to mind the fact-it is not un.
frequently the case that BY translation
many sentences are improved, whilst
others are impoverished. The French
Dramatists translated into English,
aptly illustrate this and rendering Eng
lish into French proves the fact, beyond
question. For instance, the exclama-
ton in Macbeth Hail horrors !" Is
as near as it can be arrived at in
French Comment portes vous hor-
rears." Again "the last shift Of love-"
looks queer when given us back in
French thus: La deruser cLemtse
R'aMonr.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12
a UCII0N NOTICE II WILSON, AUCTIONEER =.
~ Great sale Of hasement paror and ATTIC furniture

4 4 UCII0N NOTICE II WILSON, AUCTIONEER -.
IA Great sale Of basement psrlor and atic furniture
ard magnificent rosewood soits; English velvet and
BrusseA csrpeng; OIL paintings, rich and costly dsco
raters being he contents Of house No. e9 West Tweuy
fourth street. Friday Oct 10, ten O'Clock precisely
Parties attaining this tale will please be In
Aendarce an the g'ea liant of goods to be posed
At reDders It necessary that the sale should take place
ahe appointed eour The goods consist of
Diture, esoie, teteatetes easy sewing and psrlor
chsirs, &c covered in md exp porced satin
lrosade very richly carved polished wood etc
gele fine embroidered lace curtaos sith cornices and
fixtures to match; shades do rosewood centre abss
with ststuary tops also sofa and pier do
Iich English Wilton and Brussels csrpetiug; fine ella
gently framed French pier and oval glasses; also ee.
CANT roeeweci octave piano. in heavily carved case
and OF richness of costly nlad ladies'
boudoir secretary plate and mirror 'front.' VotAre inva
A0 sud laotss reception chaics richly upholstered;
lanrgs in oil embzscpg histories pieces, sketches Of
American scenery fruit groups SCI costly and tasteful
decorations such IS Parsn marble Agures bust porce-
Lain vases, nsbsster clocks massive bronze do gas
chandeliers porcelain paintings &s. decorated china
tea sets, pitchers, &c glass decsnters; bottles
tunbei. salts, silver ware consisting Of tea and c.se
sets, gobiets, cssors, cake baskets, SEWERS, spoons,
forks &c mahogany and walnut extension tables, wal.
uut breakfast and ching do, diong chairs, pkins,
eideboaxd trsys &s Ane cured hair feather
leds, pillows, and b0sters elegantly carved rosewood
bedsteads, mahogany d. both II the ancient and mo-
de1n mahogany sofas, spring seat chairs
rockers, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12
IT WILSON, AUCUONEER. -AssIGNEE SALE
II = This day QcfohAr II at lQH o,coclr lat thu

II WILSON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
II . This day. October IL, at 10X o'clock, fat tho
wArerocms corner OF Charles and Hudson Streets sale Of
superior cabinet furniture, being the manufactured
stock of John Mitchell al Of which has been made in
superior Of the best materials for the custom
trade to &c sold to the highest bidder for cash.
Of the assignee TO close the business consisting OF Ella
borstely carved rosewood parlor furnture SUITE in
rich hsocates plush and haircoth Of the latest style
and design, rosewood bookcase and sscretary richly
carved centre pier and side tables elegant
gorss with plate glass doors and backs dining
niture sidebOards and mahogany
tension tables dining and tea tables oak dining
chairs chamber furniture richly carved rosewood BEL,
stsAds mahogany bedstead bureaus and wash lands to
mstch with and without marble tops Also enAmellsd
chamber furniture. hall furniture. Including elegant
rosewood hall stands mahogany and oak do iron do
ment Of plain furniturs 81 mahogany tetea tstes,
Ia, arm and rocking chairs ottomsns card tables
nsr stands etegere music stands fancy tables quar-
tettes &c., 10 ALSO assortment Of bedstsads. pal.
aeeos and other articles usually found in hrst class
furniture Offering Inducements to the
trad country merchsns and those about ~ fu nahng
their houses, seldom INST with, the whole stock win
positively be sold. and be relied having been
made only for the custom trads. Catalogues on the
morning Of sale.
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T,INE ARTs--HENRY II. LEEDS 4 60. respectfully an.
I rounce 10 the public that they have permanently So
cd the spacious gnlees o4s Broadway, formerly
ton 10 hold series 81 hs GALES q pictures And
woEts of art 81 tbee g,Hsries They especially call tbs
sttcpton Of artists nnosscurs and the public 70 tst
advantages o6ersd N point Of coseion space and 81
relior H9ht pv notice WIN ~ gtysa Of Tia ars
Gale, La cur reEi.sr sdvsrtssmeat
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nR JAMES ". 20 WELL, PROFESSOR OF DISEASES
H. Of the eye and ear, receives his patients from
70 o'clock daily, No. sS2 Broadway. Twenty years
extensive practical experience in this CITY, and modern
discoveries enable him to treat with skill and great sue
cess, amaurosis, oataracts, granulatons, dsefness
chronic discharges and all other diseases OF thoSe deli
cate organs, ana to restore many casss hitherto deemed
Poweis popular Treatise On the EveS si,ouid form
part CT every family library; II may b the means Of
preserving treasure which money cannot buy. Art'
hcia eyes inserted without operation pain, that
win move and look exactly Ike the natural eye DR..
Pcwes celebrated self acting eye and ear fountains,
which obtained tho medal at the Crystal Palace, can be
procured at hia ofncs
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4 LDGNx n. NICOLAY, AUG IOSKER-PmgNP-
~ tssy sob q haaoso.s Cethie cotsaes Witk l1x
tu D(s utuaksd q Oftou eEsten Ida a. Within four
rninutee W sevaAdsrtdlt hudipg Albert NtoolAy
Wfl ssu - suotioe without reserve, Wsdnss day,
Octobse u, g - O'clock - the Aasehauts Exohsag
New Yogk ~ not previously dspossd Of ct private ssls
vefy kan4sofAe frsme cottags fllad IN with brick
built In ~ best manner, N the t1gleh rur. STYLE to
eethsr With AK fun lots Is feet ~ loo esch aud
0elIsa4 iand situated on the road, which ID
rst class nsgtbsFhssd oppo ts Robert Csntsr estate
vsncertilt avenue and within four mnutss VAN
OF vanAsxsHt iasdisg, 1t Cifoo, Staten Island ms
Aouse 3 shout 81 feet front by42 fest In depth includng
the wing Ataefed, ofnsDentsd In beautiful styis with
erched pisgzss and contains large psror dining
hucben with rarge, ak slesping and bath rom,
snertIs man.els and CRATES throughout, ana . good
ccusx there II also vel Of excellent water on the
prsmse1 ne g.rdsa embraces AL kinds Of vegetables
IN aeundano. end the grounds around the house arc
tsstsfufy Laid out with gravel walks do~ers shrubs,
&C, go and AZ In the most eompIats ordsr u tAct IN
Place Al that genteuan Of taste eouid desire, IS
the ronertfs sna beautiful scsnery 4 unsurPessed It
corysDteat y The fsery and containing 70 much land
The boae IsAve ever half hour IN summer and every
houx in wintss, fare 81 osnts making Staten Island
much ners dssirabs Tor private residence than ths
upper part Of the city the time oonsumed in roach
9re th bssutiSul isiand & about the Same from the
Battery Twsnty nth street. but far preferable
In port o. health and comfort With the advantage Of
combinpg city with country le and enabling persons
% attend TO their daily business In New York without
INTERRUPTION. ne ts Of this property unqusstionA-
IL, and terms easy For cards Of admission to view
the prenises, Ald fun partioulsrs apply to N.
ALBERT B. NICOLAY, No Broad street, New York
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GUPERB SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE VIII
- LIAM IRVING b CO., sucti0neers, Win coll 1t auo-
ton on Thursday. October H. 1t lok O'Clock, at LIS
West Fourteenth street elegant household furniture,
made TO order BY G, A Baadoins Parior furniturs-
Superb veet carpets exquisitey carved paror furni
ture ca se covered In six colored satin brocade eIe
CAN'T carved rosewood marble top centre table to match
elegant rosewood etegeres With plate glass backs
pier mache pearl inlsd archSi paper msche reception
chairs rosewood 6X octave pfAnoforte made BY Pleyo
Co.. Paris rich and costly fourcoored silk ana satin
window curtains, with laoe under do elegant tenght
torres, superb ormulu elocka with bronze ornamsnts
coupes to match very elegant suite real ormulu clocks
and candeebvas with iAd pain tings on porcelain Of
very great merit pariAn and bronze figures and
tension dining tables cd and buf
et TO match medallion suite furnture covered Ia figured
satin brocates elegant carved rosewood bookcase and
SECRETARY, superb four colored silk and satin widow
ormulu Frsnch aiding eight light Chandelier bronze
groups, Bacchus" and tho !" Seasons,n coupss TO
match very elegant French china blue and gold dinner
set; superb blue gold buff china tea and breakfast eet
sterling silver tee set verJ heavy cost $1,000 silver
spoons, FORKS, &c. BasemeptEn SUITE carved oak din
ing furniture consisting Of carved oak table, elabo
rately carved buffet two carved oak SOFAS cdAirs
and sewing CHAIRS covered In green velvet screens
clocks, mirrors, curtains, 10 Bedroom furniure-En
SUITE complete suits Of carved bedroom furn
ture elsboratey carved French bedsteads marble
dressing bureaus and washstAnds to match, superb
carved rosewood dressing tables, cabinet, 60 French
china toilet set papier maohe chairs mante ornaments
elegant suits Of enamel gilt and painted eottage fur
lows counterpanes. blankets, quilts linen shests &c
velvet carpets oicoths rugs superb carved rosewood
hat stands with wings, together with the usual assor
ment OF Kitchen and laundry furniture, Can be exa-
OF admission may be obtained by applying to VIM Irving
Co., No. 8 Pine street. -et#esr
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D G Keep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vURn
ks eure, Hsno'orts, kc.-Ts nogreW, - lox s'clock
e D Nae a strest I've doors from tsltsn. fssn
s1p9s nnlaes: eca.tsung q very Iasye ssscrtae.t
kesps - the furniture q rood Quality END VIA b
sold without rssrve, And consists u eas has dsous
pianoscIts, rosewood pAxIcr farnfturs suite rich
dining tsbes, silver plated essors. wisdom curtains
ier and oval mirrors Brussels aad othsr csrpsts me
oil paintirgs marble top cente aud pier IA sle
mahogany and other bedstsads r7ch hair mAttresses
pahssses, seat chairs kitchsn furnture Ia. &c
usual assortsnt, to BE- sold without reserve by order
OF assignee; aleo lot q cooking stoves, tin ware, DC
~ O'Clock, win be soli ten elegant
wood pisnofortes Of lent tone and naise parcu
ary worthy the attention Of those in want Of superior
instruments Nay be examined before the SALE G&ta
lHues on the morning Of sale.
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IN 81 8. H0UGa. AUTHORIZATIONS UNaE
LIZ served sale Of elegant furniture. ID & Hough
vil eel y morrow (Frida( norsing ct iox o'cloex Z,
an the rich and costly furniars contained house No
20 Warren. Greenwich sueet-svery article
% 3 positively soid 70 the highest biddsr-s,esst
ing IN part Of elegant rosewood ssvea piano
forte stool and cover noh tapsstry, three ply and
BRUSSELS CARPETS; velvet rugs richly csrvs4 rosewood
parior furniture ca SUITE ststua marble top tables
rosewood stegeres oval mirror fronts aad ask rscspou
and E'zabethan chairs in brocads and velvet French
tets afetes In velvet and haircoth largo French plate
pier and msntei mirrors to match laes curtains and
shadcs, ssatusry and decorAsed mantel ornsments,
marble closka &c with numbsr Of beautiful oil paint
logs tn rich frames Chamber furnturc-xichly carved
rosewood and mahogany rrench bedstsais superb hair
mAttresses and palasters to At feather beds Blankets
full marble top rosewood sAd mahogany washstands.
rich French china toilet SETS oval and mahogany irrors
sofas lounges rosewood mshoesny and French chairs
rockers, rosewood library bookcase ehevsl glasses
wood and mahogany voltairs chairs, &C. Basement
Oicloths rerigerators meat Safes extension
dining table bureaus sdcboards sofa bedsteads rich
silver waie, balance handle cutlery richly dsooaatsd
china SETS cut gassware &c, making very large and
attractive variety Of everything useful and tai
to b found in elegantly furnished house Catalogues
on the morning Of sale. which win b positive, rain or
chime.
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ID OBACK'S PREDICTTONS-No 2.
III the Destiny THE UNITED STATS
Ccpssntine planets % they roll,
The glorious truth proclaim,
That frst on Fame's emblazoned scroll
Shall stard Columbia's nsme.
Cuba thal count her friendly grasp,
Ard Has I'll own her sway,
The Cansdas, within her CLASP
Shall zee brighter day.
The Contine nj, from man to man,
HE Eag .es wings shall span
And while old despotsms vane =
Ths land its glory sLall suhtain-
The noblest home OF man. VI
c. ". ROB Sex, IS Lombard street, Baltimore, Nd,
where all letters containing Zee be sent Ladies,
81 gentlemen, 81 So All letters win receive immediate
attention. ~
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DOsrTIvE SALE OF APaTvATEGAILERY OF BEAUr

DOSTTIvE SALE OF APRIvATEGALLERYO OF BEAUU
IL full Oil Pantings Of the Dusseldorf, Belgian, Eng
sh and French schcols being most bsautifal and at
tractive collection EDWARD SINTZENICH will sell al
auction on Thursday and Frsday, Oct ~ and 18 at
O'clock ct the galleries National Academy Of Dsgn &c;
clue ing very beautiful specimens Of the Belgian
French, En- glh ard American schocs wen worthy the
attention Of conpoisseurs This collection, made with
great care and at great expense includes many pleas
ing landscapes interior pieces, pieces paste
rails and other subjects Of general interest The whols
Of the paintings Are elegantly framed Among the spc
mems are soms beautiful pieces hy shaaal. ROBBIE o
Brussels Pssdn vernet Jaspers, SchiIing Of Munich
pliet Umpenback. Brsndenburg, Rceless, Burger Duff
fsstack IAids1 Laniz, wcbster LnslIe Garter Leslie
Shsysr, Wilson, renby, and other eelsbrated artists
The paintings win be view from Sept. n, from In
the morning until ct night. Admiration Free
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EDwARD MNZENICH, AUCrfONEER-ED NNT-
day. Oct Ii and IL at esvea O'Clock each day It the
sassroom, 10 Wall SALE by order u
the assgnees Of elegant diamond jewsly and costly I'm
ported chronomstexs and Watches being the entire stock
q jeweer- Consisting 0, handsome brilliant bracelets
earrings knobs rich cluster and single Stone pins and
rings In handsome Partisan setngs brooches gold and
ensmelsd do suites, elegant diamond and enamsllsd
hunting Watches costly by Bretany Freres
and Jurgcnsen, Independent second and double time
keepers BY tbs Makers Engsh watches BY French
Cooper and Tobias; large variety Of Genoa epine and
extensive assortment Of guard chains and fob d.
q the latest styles ruby and emerald rings pearl do
iockete &c. Also one pair of very costly gold scales
cctt $780, manufactured in the most expensive mapnsr
and which have never been used in plate glass case
fcwEDg piece, BY Joseph Manton London, MaynArds
patent rifle In CASE with apparatus complete; also
Colts ratsrt rife one pair of Colts patent revolving
pistols mounted In fver the most expensive manner,
with Fittings and complete; also double twi ted
barrel fowliog piece and fittings complete in case, by
Joseph Bourne. IT.