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wr rs sure to bring shsut ksve shown operaors ID
the sscck market that there couIi be no subssutia
balls fr any inastfpn in prices ioa a. the var CON-
unued, but all was of avail Operators for a rise n
cir bliSd sapity rushed the Market bouxht riehs
and left aud filed themselves up with fancy stocks
prices which In the prosperous toner would
have considered by shrewd sensible men sum euy
expanded. some Of these never got thelr syas
opened but before they carly comprehend he dangss
Of their position their pockets will be considerably igher
perhaps empty their heads. A. tue frat boad to-
day Illinois Central Bonds declined X per cent; Canton
Co., n; Nicaragua Transit, n; Huaisoc Railroad, Il;
cumbe, land 1; Panama Railroad ~; Clsvesod aad To-
edo, ri Gaiena and Chicago, ri Chicago and r. Island.
J; Michigan Central Raroad Michigan Southern Rail-
road, "; Etc Railrosd, ~; Reading TX. There were
loads Of Eie stock brought out this moraiug, the sasa
amounting to tn sn six thousand shares Thsrr Il
very little doubt but that this stock anAy settle
down, and huctustes under tine influence Of specussen
between thirty aud forty per cent These pro,ahy
tho extremes and may not 60 beyond either for years.
The New York Central Railroad, which il now selling
for about double the price or Erie, must stesd.ly
approximate. We all know what E,is Il, and as soon
as the in'e nal affairs Of he New York Central become
rs well known, the stock will rule down Gnoeg ths
sixties. 1t Is nothing but the Of ge among
holders that keeps New York Central stock wi hin
twenty per cent Of iss current price, Erie has smaller
captal, earns nearly ~ mucn money, Is opo ated as
economically, and ye. find It selling for bout
half the price for ConiIal. We do not for m,mens
think that Erie Is worth fraction than it Il selling
at. but do think New York Central Is enormously
inflated. Reading fell on today, with large sales. The
fiscal Of this company ended yesterday and the net
earnings for that year will not vary mach from two and
abalf million dollars increase of about half ta
lion the net income of the previous year. Western
railroad stocks sold to extent th, morning,
oil Mt lower prices Illinois Central bonds freely
offered and sold largely time. The only operations In
State stocks in Indiana SIS amounting ten thou
sabd dollars
At the second board the stock market was compare
lively qnet. Erie and Reading closed heavy slight
declire Chicago and Rock Island advanced per cent
and Nicaragua Transit u per cent New York Central
Railroad quoted at so per cent, without sales fev
dsys since this stock sold ut 81 per cent Buyers are
few and far between. Erie at A. and New York Ceuras
at so is out Of all reason There must be q greater
equality In value than this would certainly be very
bad bargain to give and half shares of Erie fog
Of Central
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f. f. Satterthwate's London Circular Of Nov IT, says:
There has not been much business in London Ia Amsri
can securities during the past week. We note
small investments in Virginia bonds New YORK Ceotr al
per cent convertible Ete third mortgage sinking Fund
bonds Illinois construction and Free s1d bonds Prices
here had been depres ed by the tghness OF money
and an anticipation 81 decline in the New York Market
and much below the late quotations that SIDE
that have not much change to pote they nov
about current New York Purchasers erred
to extent from operating by the Int violent TINS Of
injury and insult TO the dignity Of England part
Of America, of which the American press wholly
unconscious.
The Boston Transcript OF Nov. 30th, says:
The Bank Commissioners have been engaged duru
the last few days in thoroughly examining The affair
lions Of the officers TO be Of rather loose character
and their affairs much extended with disposition on
the part Of the other banks to further lend their ad
applied Chief Justice Shaw this orning for injnc
til q the institution. The Court grained appics
op and the bank Is prohibited from doing futher oui
until the hearing OF the the 4th VI Decembe
next TO which time the injunction remains The prceu
toube financial affairs street will not be m ich
have the effect of creating such panic viii send
large amount OF bills for redemption from abroad wnoh
would otherwise be kept out. As might be expected,
this cofing Of the bank doors caused
this morning. particularly among those who bal
notes and deposits within but learn, the Commits
siouers have expressed doubt Of the AGILITY Of the
bank to pay ts liabilities to the public those whs hsvs
claims should not sacrifice tbem but wait the official
statement which the G, mmi-soDers must make TO the
Supreme Court, at the hearing next Tuesday.
7. S-SiDce The above written, learn that
Uncovered which the immediate Of he ps,mst
action Of the Bank Comnis.i ,ners this morning vari-
current In regard TO this bank but We
believe the shove statement embraces all the
I'd for liabilities thai have to light The current
report that the stock account ovessued is believed
to be erroneous.
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where il he to get them in this country.
without the consent Of this government Can
he look Tor them ~ France No. In RussisI
Russia y already obliged to employ foreign officers
30 gil the places Of The thousands she has It.
Where then? Among the military refugees Of the
Old World, now abundant in our midst? Among
the hairy heroes who drove the Pope from Rome.
who swear by Hecker and Kinkcl, Mazzini and
Kossuth? VIII yon place Mt the mercy Of such
men, without religion, without affection for. or in
terest in, helud the fate Of your friends-the
credit Of the Irish name? II not bow then? What
honest man can advise reckless boys and mad men
to entrust themselves 10 the ignorant management
of captains who have never seen an enemy. and
coloRels more ignorant still9 Those who are fools
enough to fellow such leaders go to sucide not to
victory ard those who labor 10 inspire the with
false confidence in incompetent leaders, will not be
guiltless of their blood.
Nj. Byrne very lHudably attempted school for
engineers IL this city. Has his success in that en-
teiprise convinced him that there is the Iesolute
sefdenial or the studous teDacty, in men Of the
lbuster class to master even the outlines of mill
tary scicncef We believe the very reverse has been
his experience. II 70, how will those, too impa-
tient to learn the mcrest generales Of great and
complicated art be able to lead others in the exer
else OF that art? These questions this conven-
ti0n il it means rightly by Its recruits, must answer
some day or other How much better answer il be-
fore than after the embnikaticn Of their +" forces"
We regard this practical dihicuty-want Of head
us fatal objection to the proposed expedition,
even il there were net other and even stronger OBJ
jections. These we have discussed frequently, and
need not now repeat; have done duty in part,
and shall lot shrink fiom following it up to the end
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cation ano ride 10 find that occupy SO Favorable place
IN tie mind. .genemen SO entirely VI known 70 me, ano
from whom had no right TO expect such mark Of kind
and respect.
hardly know what Language to employ In making my
terg terms IL which you have spoken Of my public and
private character. That have aimed to % honest IA
dependent and patriotic in all my transactions in nfs
whether In private capacity the public stage
conscieniousy claim Yet have not hai he good fortune
TO impress heenirc community ia which have lived from
early cl dhocd quite favorably those remote
under personal obser alton have not passed
for with especially portion OF the public pres,
have been subject for setraction and mi
from my earliest entrance into public life down TO the
present day But It Ia ccraioy calculated to relieve
OF modification, TO reflect that such been
the days OF Washington down TO the present time
the more eminent aud worthy they have been, the
,hsm Ana when wa ysmemhsr tsas ,%s saxie
himself was the v,tin OF detfacton, and thai tho
cruciGxion was the result OF csumny We may well ask
with what preencs can any mortal man expect to escape
III II Ia nevertheless q OF small consolation
10 ne to know that have been sustained, and uphell
at all times and under all circumstance, by very
large msjsy OF those who most familiar with both
my public and private walks Of life.
most heartily aid entirely with you, gentle
cations for the chief msssscy Of this g, nation 10
oder TO preserve should rather restore) Its dign
y and y, honor nat nsTs IA; been .sd asprselss
standard 81 intelligence TO be found 10 high pls es both
q, home and abroad Ia . melancholy bat updsuiable
truth ar that here Is occasion and necessity for re-
FORM few viii venture TO dispute; but whether come
up the nsiterips portraiture you have drawn and
prorrihed 10 me, Il not question for me 70 decide
proud I, find that you thiok do, and that mpres.
sis generally entertained, would BE- thousand times
acceptable than the ONCE itself 10 which you
refer.
The highest reward have sought throughout my
whole pubic career frst 70 feel assured In my
nind ths, had done what believed to be right and
secondly the public conviction that my intentions
pure. patriotic aud upright, and that whatever
might mmit proceeded from error Of Judgment and
not nom design.
You are kind enough, gentlemen, 10 say that you
earnestly etsire 10 see me elevated 70 the Prsdency
the United States II IL very exalted position for
the meet elevated among 70 occupy, and scarcely
dare Haier myself with the belief that you have MT
overeima;cd my fitness for the station II Is not the rst
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n, Stoves. Ranges :
iasa , % -AND---l ssa'af0 b ~
+ u r N A.C { ST.,

MAY always be ,fphnd Al ihe sut.eriters,, .
lfl most approved patterni, aud set wi,h care,
and warranted 10 work wen, Afso, tin and sheet
IRON ware on bsnd, with ciher articles usually
kep, at suoh q store. Tin, copper, and sLcs
irOs ., Bsds er,lcr. Orders solicited.
WJ. BROWNELL, ~
.ff'HUE d iUppOiu the Unioa Bsnk
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NCSiC AND uANO STORE
,,oor",,, a.8 e
IOaACE WATERS, /;

No SD Hroidwn,. New York, OF, ,posltc To
the Combination!
.N'sic tf G'iEtrLf REDUCrU RATES
No'~ilsiaaling thr Combination, h Muse
peA'e's - hcep ~ the prices Vl non-copA ris!'
mus q .,. ,msi the in'ercsts vf Native Cbnpp.-
"r,, uiI - ''r refusal to rxtrnI 10 Sir, Water.
l.- eutf'l sipsoi lie trade, he is mak ihg ir.
ucas. t,a.~--hivins alhu.lin, evidence Ihn. hc
't.f 30 l' vpanieaaacc AM support i, his ori.o.
o.. ..s tI ,ar rii,"h Nonppo'y, and IN his c1uits
So uut = tlse Talcut AM aior, the Ndio,El!
Currency. Ills stock oi Ani.lic cn ml Eurol,.
f,n Nu.ic = rrmrDsc, AID thc catlpsae % BIS
,Ha pu ilc uin,s il or OF the Lirgrs' al b'sf
,rrte! u the Cnitci states. lie has aso
H''jt gt'tt Rc'iuc,i ~ in the ~ 10 s0l raaJs,
81 ."a. uss, and Musical Instruments OF ,.lI
tr.s. Snp"rior ioncG 6 ~ Octave ri,nl, f.
e tIr, 100, and S22j iJ'rror or - good fiu j,
DO, an t'.s Lmauls ~ strong ,,'d .ti; BE ~
those wb,h r'.si 800. Pianos Of .vc,, warn.
y e -ly'i aud rricr. ~ to 200. c9nprIsms
those at Ia ''iE'reni n,n ii,ri"rirs ainors
thr.u 'he ct cbr,;cd modrin iMpfnvci 'lpract
WAGER, riaps, and th arst ,ar,uium 4io'eAIl
pI,ans n 7 Glbe't Co.'S m,se (Nmis oi
30. GH,A, P.rnD. second hanl rianos "a
-r'u husias. Prize, from 80 Ia $50. =
'!,'oieu,- t,pn. Five .ii'irtcnl iiinrf ;eio.its,
r'vrui.ns "a We ku1wu =. y. & ". w.
Sauh'. Vi lDieDns, quad tie rqi,: !, m, era
b .a., So. 80 $7j. Sl03, $iI5. $l25 Ssi lJ
$40 rnah's ID Nbs' ranh Mc.nu' ors - 200
ta.h Fitns aah N,l"h''h g,r,r,rlrrL he
!rat trrn' g. lhr rtde, schoo's, M. I2l-S lrt
rent usyJ'mi to tttg,mra chmchts III
orders prJurly attends d TO- N'.;' sci,: 10 Ill
pats b! IA ;oultr,, rn,t paid, At. The ic,ur,d
TItgF. y ner.l aud S,i,u Catalogues and
ScAe luit- % prices &C Ni.ird met, unrfi,s tor.
U,ri.I - sny aldrcss iror o. cbarse. i.V 3.n
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FEVER-SORE CURED.

She Row. RICHARD DUNNING, Passr Of tho Pre-
yirriAn church, Adams Basin Monroe county New York.
sro's TO Ms "lhave just received lee< from Mr. CnAs
ssy depend on what 1t states, for he Is Christian
nd an elder In re church Some years since be had ,o
aYe Of his legs est a his hf eonsoquoss
Fevereore The other leg being now affected. ard
bout TO DO ampntaed l recommended BRAsT's MUDL
Isr. Re1d the result. He II hare pscd rifwce
ToTTLEs OF BkANTs MEDICINE. ylaocd Al hoPE,
fon your recommendation, nat Mr@eas, and now
that, with tho blessing Of 0od has s1cefed cure "
~ ie1iU Soc Pamphlets for hull particulnys ~
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-. ~saEy; 600. -.-
lNEM YOI.k nIRECT.

..f - The. STEAMER EMPIRE
s-s.as-,lss8sss srATE, -CAPrAIS. BRAYros
MI leave Failtwcr eye,y Tacsda Thursday
nnd saturday evenings on the afii-nlof ticsicau.A
b,at trdip 6f cars from Boston ior New Yotk,
aIi auiyo' "a New N6k at about - O'clock
ncNt mornin - trrting, win leave New Yofk
at j,'ciDci d. m. ..s ..t.. .. I'd.
The BAY STATE, Captain Brown, vii
leave falI Kyc, eytty Monday, Wcin, .dey aaf
ridsy 40 above, ~ New lo,k wa. New Fou,
having horc - alsun IA o'cl *, AID "n hci
,,tnra, having N,t York At 3 . ~.
Eoriai,ha, pa Icu'sf., 'upuuc cf
ANTHONY TLWAKT
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr.. HASKINS statement Of cure. He ss,d
.My wife procured one bottle Of fBRANTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT of Bisssu d Leonard, druggists Of Rome.
.omnsnced using that and began get better. That bos.
enabled get Of e,y bed whore had ,ssp sonfnet
he Mird bottle enabled me oa maes, Rome Cen
ne where procured sr bottle pore and when had I'm
shed using he serentsen Of o~y ulcers had hs1te
sp-and M1oe bottle, more effected PERFECT CURE OF
th,a rlrxra nd res m q Oood hcQltp
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DANGEROUS SCROFULAi .

This Ia the cass Of dyiaS who VT Ices He 20
awsd Of worse cass of sCRoFULA, BY only isNss boz
OF Brants Purifier than ever wns cured by the use o.
Sarapaa has not reenf medical poo~ 70 enect he cure
,f such a reroltiigiy h7eess case. =
Mr. J. b HISkfN, OF Rome Oneida %, NJ ", had S~ef
ia four .eays confined 70 his bed he iaa yea,-hs
vas so much diseased debla,ed 10 be unable tc
se his hand to his head He had the b: medical adsics
had used Of the best Sarsapdra' 70 no good effect
10. ,ooyss and and considered to be in dyns
10 h. and could not live tpenf oy homs longer when i
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. His neck ,ea.
atcn nodrlu or from 10 hole eaten through
~ ,pdpipe under HE chin that he breaihed through
he hole his around that Il could bo tee
~ out of place. only holding by suaaN piece the use
one arm destroyed by two Ulcers ulcer under
he arm. large as mans hand had nearly eaten nyoIgA
n, side into his body Thus he affct& with tieenfs
Mch puiyd aeyid oGensire eers, yaris,s parts Of -
erson For further and full particulars. seo our PAM
YiLETS. -..- .
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfOl ply
,cuns of Rome was called to see Hashn ,he doy of,:
se commenced using Brants Purifier. DR.. w. examined
lm and then told him that al the medeaes IN e poskd
.ouId nor cure hip,--rhat bis
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y iiUIEsALE UONFEGTIoNEIsy.

~ iioIESAL; NfECTIONEKY. s.f
fTHE subscriber begs leave 20 iuiorm all
thosc duins business ~ ontccrcnery, that
his open, d row iwhoIesale Cotf, ciioncry
stone at No. ~ Spriay stleet, one aoor Suuh
ir,ir his retail sto,e, where he sI,ady to ttI :
uv ever, ihing belonging 10 this line, viz "A.
l.oneug,s s Ivy the b"x and snlal,r i,iiantitics.
a o. kinds of Stick candirs. drops, Hearts, Co
o1amm Cakes. Kv,cs, Hut Candies, Cough
,iedi.s, etc. All knsis of R.uIe W orb Almond,
.sia I,uds. .sugnr'd C,rnrmoH ,ssusard Cloves
IS t,.'a Cnd,miu, CELERY and Car,awsy Seed. |.
Is 40 ilum, d,asred si.cr, &c. hlso. can t.
lpls At the thJitcst notice, With all Kinds of
snch Confectionery spd Chscoistr.
rns qmlity OF his roifcioncr, is just as
II az .l,, oG,r,d ia t,s ,plce. Ne sa,rail.
ia be alsa,s fesh. purely y voi cd, G,e ff9m
,ar or any oih.r addition ,tcd by oihcir. An,.
,ng not iouud as r,commenl,d, w.ilict,k,b
,ck. For The accommoJ,iica u hi, clsioni-
he vii rnd ar, uifa nam wrh afcsh
,rph several li~cs throush the eeck. f.f
ieo,ls s.nf fanjpiiflf ftai lhe wh0tsl le 'cic
1--WE f,eaionsd, be- ail,ws ! o'ii. di-cs'srl -
v.sv .iiiiif's woiih coufi,d ir''ni uus, -. r
psaris. q hObN'lilAOLN'
~
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, AElCE,RS CUHED.

Vi q. u. KINNEY, merchant. Clinton Orei,il Vsty
Informed US that carceTincior ~ said r,uuiy
''-rc ~uid-:nll cores OF NJ EHs ,Arcurh - -cary
hRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A .snc~'-ecef'~
Green, county, y. Y, is also using SAID FrRWUR tr.
SlTTLS druggist, at Canaj jOurle. Monty omtty coHs-
e, y /. nas informed Us OF an important eHrs " Cls
* Ui Gag standing, which effected s,sd lsy
uat place. IT, therefore, this PURIFIER (dass by
purifying, healing power, wnat impure disease of Ne
oud cn II not ct:sl Seven years' experience ami tr
M nh there a blt lnI will Gu
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,uRSlSC SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGl. ss.

"BYRos, GgsEsEE Co, N. Y, Oct 10, fe<7.
"Messrs. M 7. WALLACE CO Some time last win
my wife became debated from the effects Of Ls-
pryhGa and Nursino Sore Mouth that she could lin her
child perform any household labor. Her medical treat
varied according the advice and
,f the most eminent lhyscans until skM exhaust
I'd useless efforts She became skeleton, the.
tho time she commenced taking Byanfs Medicins she
weighed than eighy-hve pounds; but by the tns
The had taken four bofass she became perfectly well Tho
Is perfect, that she 10 enabled to do a
ary household work and gained thirty pounds OF flesh N
bur weeks. fous truly, c. Is. GALENTINE.' ID,
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALEsrIsx says "ss~
KILL" He we are Informed by z. g. TERRY Eco. VI
ne anne nlnca haa siuded medicine. - r
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"ATTicA, Genesee Co, February 1, Is4s
an wALLACE& & CO-Genc1eB: was, for moro
oan yenr afflicted with disease of the stomach. could
oi eat ht or greasy substance without causing rea!
With sour stomach. n an experiment tried one boz
ie of BRANTS MEDICINE, which, TO my utter disap-
,oinment and rsiisrsi ne usuai pain after eating
therefore used second bottle which has completely cured
he disease. well and hearty, and eat almoW
anything without being panied, the stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, T. y. WILCOX"
Ar Wilcox is q respectable merchant of Auica.
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~ CELgpIArED
r n A e. ES,

ACES!
fur tsf cur II Chr.mc Diseases, 'oi the
in's', spinach, iieari. Liver, nnh Diss-
uyc rp,..ir'n-. Spinal Weak'sss aud
Il iryuri-s ia chi'd,rn and adults,
'ta r'drsebe.i of the Sh'ul
's Ia ilipr, dr"oiins g
" a" Shnu'd,r-. h,t t i. .l-
rd contracted trn 5u,--
E. H. Chest, - 4yti.. -.
We IS @iinarl, md Sides, ~ilh pais c>'enlna
ina tae Shu.'d.rs. or SPINE, n s,uking, all
SpTti'ttn a, The Stomach, a,cVu'pa-
uiG p, aching of The B,rk ANA
lapb. y hen standing or ua'h- q, -,
ils, secial.y 'n asr,r1-
4, q gl.t of staiis. N. 49,.
.'-j' Pass, lsok 81 the following iac's w
have ,n s'T ,a,.cs-ir IN The w,iucn s'grnln''s az
3'0 Yr-,ya., h.eh!in. RI, ,icl,rs Of iil ne
soho l', aNplac their ,kill on The sci'ncr OF
NnUony 'ui rh,.io'hgy, in its r,cliehi m e.
g1,io,s apd results, as wil $ k'rs,m, ;, I,
Stitr,orn. Merchants and Mechanic,, Who ~.
ciuis fnu AN, tim With the al We dis a,cs,
rHt frn N u own cas,. All ag.s OF I'm alcs
com e.l,.', tr illse vi The i..ris uf ~ poit IN
fh' ','as a+.tip!e without rrstaini, piessrre
90 hr p 90 ~ cushioned pads. i.sfarr-
s.. Gauge ipr ,dvIce, and il di ease has IL
ezra, m.4 d'-p,emeni of any ors,n vi The
ani 1t claloi br cured until tl. c,u.e i. rem "
rl be- s,i', Aer remedies To ,uch .nl,.
TArs' .i'sces c.ia he ob,aiird ~ Mia, =. ID.
CAbNAN ~ Saturday oi each .wt,k for G'w
Orc rc,t', N the Iarl D.u,e, No'ta Nan
- set. Pr,Y ,drHcr, X ~
M -iAN 81 II
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JrLEGhNT Printed Iastings Furnitr'e
IA U,mvk, all colots, pI,is Ncrcens, furni-
tore Ch,ntL WM. q. CcZZENS & Co.
al4
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HENRY IISnAI.E.

OFFERS GTtale the most extensive variety
" ol Fina JeHely, Watches, Fancy Goods,
EngrW,n,s.5 nnd OIL Painting ever sumbied,
L, the hYpec,pn of g.ur ci,izcps, at such prices
as must ensure public approval. This stock,
lust selected, cqpprIs's ladies' Far Rings,
Finger Rings, 'pins, .&e., u Gold, Nosac,
Cameo. CIlstor, anI Ifecieds Stones, Gold
Watch,s. Bd,&s, Jcektts, Clartn,, Cha'elrsnes,
Thinks, SC. Iiesvy S'sntt Rings for Gents,
sa,ve iIu,lops. studs, yesl Chains, and elega,l,
Vest Bsttous, Silver lhta1 Case Baskeis,I
Butier Coolers, 5, gar Di,hes, StraNls - VaF7,
cs, Swiss Pa,es--ihe ''Brcajof Tif', Mus.
c,l Boxes, Odgr Ceser, Pspior Machie s.ll
Rp.ewhod- Desks, keticuies, Work Cases, Coo
l5sne Stan'ls, Dresoen Vases, lanan f'sures
Match Boxes, vsteh Stsgds, Z Iheremonietcrs.
Pertumery, Fine Cutlery, tEnglis ilrusbss,
Combs, SC. Fine EngIlsh aRd French Engray-
ings, Italian oil Painiiagss and the Jinest coll
l.olion of Pictnrcs, on sale md exhibition IN the
city. The public nre invited 20 examine and
prfch1sc, n, i3S 1hames street, Opposite Ner-
chants' Bank. fn t' sah Hh