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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK.
TUESDAY, Jan. y, 1854
A Syw LIGHT AT THE BARGE OFFICE.

TUESDAY, Jaa. ~ loJ'.
SEw LIGHT AT THE BARGE OFFICE.
On Saturday night the Brooklyn Flint Glass Company
will exhibit now light at the Barge Office, foot of White
hast 1t is the first doprc apparatus made Of flint
glass in any part of the world, and is especially com
melded 10 the attention ofmariners.
ARRIVAL OF TIE MARION
The United States mail steamship Marion Capt Foster,
arrived yesterday morning in 81 hours from Charleston.
On Sunday night last between and O'Clock, she OK.
changed signals with the steamships James Adger hence
fcr Charleston, and Augusta, hence for Savannah.
1HE wREcKrD STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT.
Capt Lines returned to Halifax the the 26th ult.
rCm The wreck of the Humboldt and says that he thought
it useless to remain any longer the Of the dsas
ter for the purpose Of saving property Nothing was to
be seen Of the vessel cargo except such portions as
have footed ashore Persons engaged in graphing and
fshing cargo on the day OF Capt. Liness departure
although the water smooth did not obtain pack
nge Tie chains and anchors Of the steamer are supposed
to remain on the spot and be shed up next spring or
TEE sLoop or WAR ALBANY.
The United States sloop war Albany, james T Gerry
Commander arrived st. Thomas on tho sd Of Decem'
her, and to sail again in few days on cruise HeE
officers and crew were in the enjoyment of good health
The United States frigate Columbia was in port and
number OF her crew were siill sick with small pox.
TaE LOSS OF srArFoRDsHiRE.
Bosros, Tuesday, Jan. II, 1854.
Mr. Alden, the chief mate OF the S.aordshre, arrived
in this city TO day His Of the disaster il substan
tally as before stated. In gale the 25h December
the slip almost stripped the foremast alone standing
On Tie e9th, z II hurricane from the WNW came
On. By the captains orders the slips course was kept
ror;lwafd until 10 O'Clock At ten minutes 10 y Seal
lland light 5eep when the captain remarked that the
Lad set the ship nshore and order was given 70
wear round but the ship struck The captain and most
II he passengers refused 20 leave the vessel Tire captain
believing that the ship being shore would strike
before going down In twenty minutes after tho mate ef.
the ship size went down with all board At the Last
counts 10 bodies Lad been recovered Among the lost
was Dr. Maoney Of Dabln the surgeon OF the ship The
following ihe Of the saved Ter Mr. Alden
can remember them In the longiboa the mate Jos b
Alden second mate, J. T. Lee boy, John CObbs, the
cock rsmed Kelley; passenger, named 0'Brien, an.
nine others. In the quarter boat the fourth mate, Mr.
Stevenson; boy, named Stephen G.. wilmington a
woman passenger, Jane -, and seven others. In the
Efe boat nine sailors. In the jolly boat the third mate
Mr.. Morgan; sailor named Daniel Neil, and twelve
others.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1854

a. in his Judgment became man worth Two Mullons
If Dollars. We might give some details of the cost
and ,umptuousness Of his furniture, but let It here
suffice that the first principle laid down and avo~ed BY
him was that ere ,res no sree produced in his e0Hy
tbs, as good sHoHgk TO form part Of The furnishing o.
his GreRiHg This man has lived among Us Tor years.
and has condes,ended to make money out OF US; but
beyond that be evidently considers Us OF very small ac
count.
Even If the Rich Only. including those who mis-
tskenly suppose themselves so, were infected BY tins
MANN Of extravaganza its evils would be far less for
pidsble Bot there are some thousands of Mechanics
and Artisans IN our city who have received during
$50 from fifty TO two hundred per cent. more recon-
perse ff their labor than suliced them few years
AGO while the necessary cost Of their subsistence mas
not been twelve per cent more than II was then
How much of the surplus have they saved Some OF
them. We know, have lived frHgaly, but they are ex'
eertons to very general rule. Many an artisan or
clerk who formerly lived on nine or ten dollars per
week. snd only asked to have steady employment at
that rate has this year averaged twenty TO thirty dol
lars per week and rot saved City dollars out OF the
uh.le. So. many journeymau, with only his single
self to support has received $40 to S2 per week ior
bis work, paid 50 to 81 OF it for his BOARD anu
sneut n e res-he could not say how, ana inueA
Of II in hauns that even be would blush to disclose us
acquaintance with Balls parties excursions u.i"A'
ipepartes and folics of one sort anG shoInel ha'o
fetted away FIVE dollars here and ten there unt 800
left him as poor as it found him. and and oy ne WIZ
he begging for work or for loan to carry his depend
ent family through hard winter and wondering why
be /. so poor when many of his former elowJourney
men are now masters thrifty and substantialnos re-
Numbering that they saved half their wages while he
and MANY others squandered all of theirs.
There must come an end 70 the state of things we
row witness-in what way or just when we will not
nredict. When electricity papaby gathering in the
atmosphere, it requires no gift of prophecy to Orstell
that storm must follow.
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CAPITOL EXTENSION
CoreFOtdsrs- O. Tie y. Y. Tribune.
Others.

CoIrssrOrdsrs- Ct Tie y. Y. Tnsuns.
WAsHisGToy, Jan Is. 1854
Your correspondent o NJ in bis letter Of the 18th ms.
has been led into sone errors.
Controller Whiftlesey did not refuse to allow Capt
Megs accounts for the Capital Extension He submitted
letter the President asking whether Capt Megs was to
give bonds and after full discussion and study of The
laws the subject the President answered no Money
then RENTED to Capt Neigs through Mr. Whtteseys
Office, for the construction Of the Capitol Extension
Some time Afterwards Capt. Meigs was instructed 10
send his accounts 10 the Cd Auditor and % Controller no,
because these officers are less iafIiJly h0n<s than Mr.
Whitley but because found that the laws recare
eecounts Of the Wax Department 10 be audited By these
officers.
The charges in Plan Of basement OF the Capito Fxn
sion have Dot cos $4,000 the tenh part of thai mn
Ike ORIGINAL eiiaie has not been srent nor has ~
proportion Ct properly applicable to the cellar. and
basement beer exceeded
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uruIc ALMAyAC FOR 1ss4

WIN be ready for delivery On Monday the 10th Instant
In .ddson 10 ne usual Asirunonieal Calculations and
Calendar gage, the Almanac Cor is year VII contain
TEE GoyKEsHEsT The listed STATS E1ecun ana
J.sesssrscs oft5e csl1St oees suprss court Jasse'
AL. Of the Members Of the Ctiisa sttes ssnse sa si
, n eees NJ. Of lie MeInbsn Of the Hose Of KeFrs
s.nts.iTos, &c
Aus1T1A And THK USITTD State
nspio.ts Coue,ponssncs betwees Chew Halssuana Ans
~, arse weshnstou Secretary Marcy IN regard 70
tie Koszts aasiI at suJrnA
CrBA And TIE USITED STATS
1 ,os irarte Tresfy sd Diplomatic ccrresPo1isaes
orwsrs welstcr Everett can7t0a Lord John Russell he
TBE JAPANESE ExPEDlTIos-
trf account Expedition JsPss under eounsna Of
Commodore Perry b. BsyfS Taylor who scssP Ansd IRE
EzreSi0D
TtpfHTY II EUHoPE-
A powsrfui and triisr; oraiios by Victor Hugo
TsE IsACGUBhL address ~ PEEsIDESr PIERCE.
F.yrD FACTS Is A6RIcULIURE- ,-.,
psge cts1ns any valuable ses and has To- ne ecn-s'
eTIt. Il ofTHmen
Ree, ind o. he United .'ss Cow :s1osai p.
s1d eIPei5itars. sol ths Jss7 eailas lone 30 1854
RhmwATs THK uSITED sIA1Es- ,.,., and ~,
in ss.F g. 'i n ,ss Esss1su ths United
JBg CRYSTAL PALAcB-- . = -. II Az
An F6to Article Exhibition for TIE indu'tJ Of AZ
an ySrsi Ace on the War existing between -hess
two foWeft
GoyEREMENTs OF THK sEgERAL STATES TOR ls9i-
As.bs eonis,llr 1T II The states CePAA Do,eTs9i
Tine Of usedns Of Lessatrfs Time Of h'''i's AMI ~
eionf &c.
poprt4r yory ToR PRTsiDEyT in 1882, 1913, and 1914
,o ~ Population fAe aed States By States according .
tie lat Cena-f
TLrc1Ioy RETURSs from every State 10 the Union care
folly piled lrd with fOrner Lection e1PFsas1
for tie NhiF AmaLac o
cor II cent ii per dozen 81 per hundred PoEnes
teI. rrr.tns 81 win receive Is copies Ode" r'seealJ %"
esISS AddreLs
~" GREELEY McELRAFH
Trb1re Ofcs. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

The Erie War was continued yesterday by the riot
eIs, who Lad the cowsrdly meanness to send their
wives and other &minine dependents to burn down
the Railroad bridges within the limits Of that borough
ms escape the spprehended legal penalties of Arson
BY hiding behind female garments And this new III
amy be it remembered, like several preceding it, has
been committed not only in violation of the natural
rights of property but in express andhsgrant defiance
of an Injunction of the L. s Supreme Court. If We
had any Executive at Washington this ostentatious
end persistent interruption OF the Mails and contempt
for the Federal Judiciary would a. be repressed
BY the strong hand but with cypher in the White
Il use, aod no head to the Government must for 8
$, lie submit to see Anarchy and Arson triumphant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

MrF A. CoNKLING, Member Of Assembly from our
CITY la. submitted bill which proposes to appoint
Commissioner with salary Of $500 per annum
whose special duty it shall be to investigate and report
upon the origin of every fire that may hereafter occur
in our City We consider the suggestion good one
and hope it may be acted on. The objection that the
Insurance Companies now make similar Investigations
is oyerborne by the consideration that much property
that burns is uninsured and that in cases where no n
surcd property suffers, insurance inquiry Is made
And besides the Insurance Companies have no legal
power to hold nquests and summon the attendance OF
witnesses And besdes, to institute an Investigation
now is to seem to question somebody's integrity-per'
baps the truth of the story told them by the highly re-
spectabe citizen on whose premises the fire originated
Let us have legal investigation in e5ery case and
report not only on the causes Of each fire that occurs
but on the means of preventing the like occurrence
in future
Prevention is the great desideratum wherefore we
pray for the appointment of Chief Architect with
two Assistants who shall be empowered and required
to inspect every building hereafter erected in our City
TO stop the construction of any that If going up IN
such manner as to endanger human lives to require
all gh buildings to be built fire proof or as nearly so
as practicable; and to that every ediee erected
for public properly constructed supported pro-
vided with facilities for egress AID adequately,
thoroughly ventilated. Let US have one act passed
that looks to locking the stabedoOr bor the steed is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

In the Senate yesterday several private bills were
takenup and passed. Mr.. SUMNER presented q petit
ton from New-York against paying for the Amistad
slaves; also petition from New-YOrk praying Con
grefs to separate the Government from all connection
with Slavery he also laid the table, TO be printed
On amendment to the Nebraska bill Mr. HAMLIE,
from the Select Committee on French SpoliatiOn
Claims reported BIZ approprating Sj,O00,OJD to pay
them. After short Executive Session, the Senate
adjourned.
IN tie House of Representatives, after the reading
Of the Journal the Senates resolution for Joint Com
mitiee to make some suitable acknowledgment to Cap
tains Creighton, Stouler and Law for their gallant
duct in rescuDg the passengers of the steamship
San Francisco, wa concurted in. The Committee
tie judiciary made report the resolution offered by
Mr. Ewing, proposing an amendment 10 the COnsttu
tiOr as TO the mode Of oleceng President and Vice
Prcfi1cut OF tie United States Tie amendment pro
pores to abtlsh the Intervention Of Electors and de-
eroys the ecncraticke' sstem by dividing the States
into the sane number Of districts each State has
Senators aud RepTes natives which debate arose
which continued until the expiration of the morning
hour The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the Deficiency bill, when Mr. WALSH, of
NewYolk obtained the foOr and proceeded to ad-
dress tic House at considerable length in vndicGtOn
of The noble chyalrOus ard selfsacrifcing Demo-
cratic party against the assaults Of the desperate,
"disloyal Wings the spur.heeled negroes and abOii-
"tonsts whose hearts and purposes were black as
the faces of the negroes Mr.. SMITH, Of Ala
bama, requested Mr.. WALSH to explain the diff
ference between NewYork Hard and
aNew.York Soft but Mike could not give a very
satisfactory explanation, when Mr. CUTTING flew to
the rescue and gave Mr. SMITH the required intorma-
ton " o'clock the Committee rose, aud the House
adjourned.
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Tnr MAplsos ROasIRr-A Res1ea Man Seesiag

THK MADISON RoBBERr-A Ro5bea Nan Seekiag
Protection from he Robbers THE robbery ia
Madison the 9Th inst very strange affair TO hap
pen in that peaeeable moral town Two young men
entered the house Of Mr.. GOT, who is n6rm, aged
mar and he and his wife all that In the house,
naDded his money The old man fed for his life up stairs
The wife cried murder one Of the men knocked her
down and several Of Der fingers were badly cut in the
afray The robbers broke open trunk and took from il
SsOo-one half in gold the other in bank notes As soon
the robbers left the house the old and wife went
about half mile 20 stop for the rest of the night they
were 80 frightened they dare not stay in their own house,
they met young man in the street. relative. and told
him they hsd been robbed and that Mrs Gof badly
wounded The young man fErted tAem 20 ms home aJi
the three rem qsetly 10 bed ri0St girsg any aarsl
which Circumstance caused suspicion to rest upon the
young man. He arrested the day but one afer, and
before night confessed the abomnahe crime told Of his
pssoc'aie, and where tie money was h.dden
New Harsa Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

TIE TRIBUNE Of yesterday gave tho only complete
account Of the tIghtiul disaster on the Harlem Rail
road the day before whereby two were killed
and several others injured. We give this morning the
evidence and verdict of the Coroners Inquest They
hold the occurrence TO have been purely accidental
and blame no one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this week
must be handed in to day We printed 56o) copies last
week and will be compelled print still more this week
An advertisement now published in TIE TRIEUSE-Day,
Weekly and Semi Weeklyonce receives circulation Of
10 ooo
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Aeu,4}ork Quilp 0rlpnnF.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1854
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

~, notice sn De taken anonymous Communications Whatever
Intended he slthe lcated b. ne name sna
ddrrra OF ssGJ for publication, but @s
Fusrsnty Of bis good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Conm1nieatons
HEWsAny person seudingu Imprint either by telegraph
Nail OK Otherwise vii be brTcy paid provided used ~ Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

We give this morning the conclusion of the Lutener
examination, from which it will be that the Jury
acquit Mr. and Mrs Hays saying in their verdict that
DR. l. came to his death by the hands Of person
TO Il elm unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Mr. Alden, clef mate of the chip StaHordshire,
arrived at Boston yesterday. His account of the loss
of this vessel is substantially as before stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Tie steamship Arabia, from Liverpool for Boston,
with one weeks erintellgence from Europe, is
in her eleventh DAY out and is fully due at Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

SEWING MACIIINEs-CARD 10 THE PUBLiC.-Ihe
Patents Of the United States has dudgedth
application for letters for Sowing Machine, which was
and in operation by early
he 1884 inlos with all the patents and applications Tor
Sewing Machines containing the combination OF the
eyepouted needle shuttle making the nteooked stitch
All the ;h Of Interference called by
the PatenO1ce 60 the date Of their Inventions
Nun and respectable witnesses who Sewing Ma
already Gppzed Of But II desirable 20 It's good
successful nation BY possible Any who
between the yoss ifS5 and 1870 Sowing Machine
the late brother A. h Hunt
exhibited specimens Of lie work shown by Nr
Ceoo Arrowsmih, will confer favor upon and vii
forward righteous BY informing Of their knowledge upon
the hieet powerful combination Is interested Ia defeating
but with tho testimony have hs uth must prevail
~oulo wish il " prevail ovcTwhe lmug'y Address
WALTER HUsr No. $50 HudsOnst, N Y
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FowLERs d WELLS PbrenolOgists and Publishers,
Clinton Hail. No. I3l Nsssau-h., Eew-YoIk

More Testimony from Alabama IN favor OF DR.. HOOP
IapDs CELEBRATED CEEHAs BTTEAs prepared BY Or o. NJ
JACKSON sdeph The kJ0~r remedy for Liver JON
plant DJspeps JaUnoce Nervous Debility Disease OF te Md
Besson Green Alexandra Ala SEPT 80 1852 ,d We have
pains introduce your Oormia Bers and we ind to Do
Robin, on BeefoLte Ala Jan. 80 1851 said Your med
cins NUT enusy hsye large sale all hoss who used II Ia the
f IA ID II very people have been much deceived here
he riff aud that al c the sale OF valuable
Tjt,er. md a. a Il u bocOmee known"
FOWLER Tuskegee Ala January 1851 said The btters are
se ard hnk they will continue 90, IS they give 5000
isb 10 thoec who haze used them"
DR. II Leonard FayetoC II Ala Jan 10 lsos said four
,lb Fsq Of This county for several months under
The without relief and the reported
oult Young although scarcely able to get about
con lie found much relief rom the hr
bo ooDpued take, until complete cure was effected lie
u Itrfs city well ard Stout" .,
entirely vegetable thereby possessing great al
vantage Of the pitparaons recommended TOR SIM
disesss
For sale by dealers in IN edioine everywhere.
For IN New York by Il. SAsDs No lm Futon cor
psr OF William III JOhnst and Broadway
and by dealers N medicine everywhere
SEWING MACHNEs.-Al persons making, selling or
the POINT hereby cautioned against infringing my Original
1893 all infringers will be held RESPONSE
bic according The following licensed 10
sell Sewing Machines uuder said patent viz Me.s
Wheeler Wilson Co Grover, Baker Co the American Mag
nec Sewing Machine Co and BahoE Of New York Nichols
Bliss and A. Lerow, Boston MessTs woodbridge heene
Moore Lynn Mass ! ard A b. Howe Of New York.
HowE Patenee Of the Original Sewing Machine No
B5 Broadway KowYork, and No 50 HanoyeTst, Boston
SeTt
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SEWING MACHINES GROVER, BAKER n CO., No.
Broadway Go aud them An examination all that Ia
and shoe making carriage trimming mAuufActur
shirt collar making and quilting silk
ma thew have equals Price SIS TO Sl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
,N-The success of his Worm

DIR. HoBENsACK AGAIN.-The success OF his WORM
syNur LIVER pills has caused to initiate hem bat
Of qnacks The following will show Of
te housd performed BY HosESAcXs WORM SYRUP
Mr. n. HoHENsAcK; cannot bat JOY aud gra
Worm has done babe. IL
has poor suffering Puny motel almost em It's birth All
n is fond aecOnAte mother with al
the medic prescribed by sk physsns one hope
would fall death Of dear 5sbts had
This Toy seemed 10 be ning but when wife obtained
your Worn Syrup. she but teaspoonu whom two
hehtiuly from the day five
fourteen in all olye inches long from
child months old BY taking but half bottle OF your Syrup.
cannot recommend TOO highly 70 my friends Yours &c
DAVID Bowers No - Brownst.
clcErSrR Co No 81 BaIclay, Ncw.York, Agent for
he nscs state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

HAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
f these articles removed No Ss BrOadway opposite 20 .s
Pa where he he's the beet aeeomodons the world for the
application Of his famous Hair Dye and the sales OF his newyn
vented Wa and Toupees Nine private all nSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

lR. JAMES McCLNToCKs PECToRAL SYRUP.-
This vslnsbe Syrarvhoh entirely vegetable position
hes been employed with wonderful for many years
OF diseases OF the air passages and uns The
Of these areiritston and
which lines the air tubes OF th throat wndppo and
hpg Fer these Of disease whether showing
selves cough tickling the ths htness in the hros
ne Of blood deuy Of breShing hoseeness loss Of voice
and beetle lever viii be attended with the hSppest
recommended Of the best aud safest medicines M al
brns OF bronchitis and consumption No Audaaum pre-
paeton Of opium In shape in this syrup Price dn pint Bot
tts S f ae BY The principle apohecAris In She city aud BY
CvShmAN Co Nc 22 fulton-s. stairs Uptown orders
theR -
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Sold and privately applied No AstOE House.
REDpSG's RUSSIA SALvE-A Boston Remedy !;
&cens bon With this remedy In the house, aphsan In nine
out OF ten sneedss FOX 10 IL elfa real house DOCTOR
families h always for the slightest scratch
deepest hh wound sad burn relieved BY
John.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

TIE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBuNE-Our Semi Weekly
printed on the same paper the enlarged Weekly and
county friends who have
cannot Afford Daily TO give this always
ssUdY eondense the largest possible Of useful
into Weekly physically in,ose ~ We
Print there the whole Europe Asa Nno
California Mexico Central America &c al these ar %
in and there not another paper
world hek contains large ainy
f snas and tru that since Postage been red
bsaiee there thousands Of friends
tsktn the WEEKLY who win henceforh take the
We win send specimen 70 who, without sE9estns
expense shall see tt 70 apply for H.
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RoyERT PlTEicg the sole mangfsctlrer In the United states
nj be above celebrated Safes and 0Ons impeneabe def
sce ocis and tie best safes and locks combined in the
xnrd nlnt Pom door below Va den
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

(,TEAT CPNTEAL RAILROAD LISE-CASADA RnL-
pn,o ogEs gEou SncARl DETROIT going
Wea con on MoEDlY take the new short olb "a Gsest
Weastp Rsxs TO aud the ss aud ayod the long
ara tourney around the Sonb sh RE q LAKE Ere
E bnsh CT fish apply tie only Office Of the Line
Nc. Js3 Broadway, OF Courtlandtst -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
a Holiday PresentB EIs

tls5 Holiday iEEeBBnbBF FiAtHe
rTAVING juat returned from the elsitrh eliieS hoW
III oEeT for Rpls q hns and complete Ole0Timett 81
Watches, l6welty, Silver ware tud Fancy uoode.
Persons desing 70 pnrehaae are % sty e 81.
anime my Goods which am determined 70 sell eoeAi1y
80 ne chtaPtsla tar- H.l1 l.ftai ~ gHa. tt
Duality Of ~ goods warranted 70 prove e EoQ eSEa'
presented. u r. hhy.MNs
p uoio hI.G frdI l.llLA u A4oltge 70
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81 fatkhtludelnotrIi11 i11nl lnl11nnoel
2 .. ~ SAPkS-9Fd7E I'M D0ULiLRB DOOR
n SAlAhtARDAf M y liIn 9tfiRf
~ PROOF SAFkS IA lsyro NNeOrt
ti5 nlsit OF VaFiou1 aiGeS' 6lSikyi o.
u baud, Ot No, k2 nOek ~ .t6t, WOTs
II0If Taned equal TO any M IointhO u
hIted 9tal69; lsVou6Cs Wat
R74E=N SON, thaukfu for past hV0Ta, To-
anerihnJy rblleii 4 e6diinini,eh 81