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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01

WILLIAM A. HARRON,
BRICKL.AYER AND PLAS TERER,
w Prince Georges counties, who have work to
be done in his line Of business, that he is prepared
to do it with promptness and in such a manner as
to give satisfaction. He can be found at ''Sharp-
ersville," near Piscataway.
ian sly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.

JULIUS QUENS E L.,
PORT TOBACCO,
DEGS leave to call the attention Of the public
ID to his new supply just received) of
VERY SUPERIOR WITCHES,
with Gold and Silver Cases; also fine PARLOR
-CLOCKS-all of which will be sold on as reason
able terms as can be obtained in any of the neigh
boring cities. All work sold by him will be war
ranted twelve months. Watches, Clocks, and all
kinds of Jewelry repaired in the best manner by an
experienced workman of unsurpassed skill
+ Cash will be given for old Silver. -
Anril "a 1857. s--t- -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01

FI1O GILLERS.-We offer for sale 500 lbs No.
II As tbree-cord GILLING TWINE.
San DAY & PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01

DOMESTIC CoTToN-A general assortmen
~ of Domestic Cotton, for sale by
aug w BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01

WI Einyte the attention of our customers and
w the public to our fresh supply Of GROCE-
RIES; also, of choice WINES and BRANDIES,
lust received by s. M. PADGETT + co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01
MiLLWRIGHTlNG.

TING.
THE subscriber is fully prepared to execute
i MILLWRIGHTING in any of its branches,
in the best workman-lke manner.
Building, repairing, engineering, &c.
Person desiring his services will direct letters
Duffeld, Charles County, Md
ALLISON F. BEALLE.
Feb IA, l956-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01
THRESHING MACHINES.
LfntOn's Iron Geared Threshing
MaChineS.

s THE yM.HRKET57rt7-.
vT1HIS machine is driven with an iron rod in the
l. place ola band. There is no slipping ofbands
about this machine, which has been great trouble
and expense by losing time to fix the bands, which
often occurs to all machines worked with band.
This IRON GEARED MACHINE is warranted
to thresh faster, with less horse power, than any
band machine. It is warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. Wesold last year IS ofthese machines
in Anne Arundel and Charles Counties. We give
some few referencea. z-->z- 49, z7sf9.S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01

CIGARS & TOBACCO-A first rate article OF
~ Cigars and Tobacco, for sale by
aug6 w BARNES )
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-01
s PIANOS. MELODEONs AND MUSIC.
Prices Greatly Reduced!!
TRsfSa
HOR A G. E. w A TIERS

NO. 533 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
,dGENT FOR THE S.3LE OF THE BEST
BOSTON, e. NEW YORK PLaJNOES
AND .MELODEONS.
vNHE Largest Assortment Of Music Merchandise
i in the United States. Pianos from FIVE diff
ferent Manufactures IF eusry rariety Of styte-from
those plain rosewood cases, for $500, to those of
the<nost elegant finish. for $1,000. No House in
the Union come in competition for the number,
paTety and celebrity of its instruments, the
trenety lo,c price at tohich they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
-1szs PIANOS.
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III A captain Of Her Britannia Maesty's ser
vide and senior naval officer in Australia, has for
mally annexed the Cocos Islands to the extended
domain Of Great Britain Abou. six months ago.
an expedition set out from San Francisco, for the
purpose OF recovering treasure which is supposed
to have heen buried by the pirates, who took a
Spanish vessel somewhere in the Cocos Islands
The amount Is supposed TO he some fifteen mil
lions Of dollars, and the party who last left San
Francisco In search Of it were very sapguine of
success. One expedition, that Of the julius Prin-
gle, has already been there from the same place,
and failed In accomplishing the wishes of its
originators. 1t would certainly be very unfortu-
nate if the last party should succeed In finding
the gold, and at the same time he prevented from
taking 1t away by the huge paw of the British
lion.
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The NoRTHwFsr WHALE FLEEr.-Importamt
Russian MeasureS.-The Pacific Advertiser.
published at Honolulu,) Of the 18th of October,
in noticing the arrival of sundry vessels at Hon.
Olulu from the north, deems the news from the
whaling fleet in the Ochotsk Sea quite unfavor-
able, In consequence Of the ice holding out so
long In July But the most important in.elli-
gence derived from that quarter is the following,
which We copy ffom the Advertiser:
81 Besides the drawback of ice, We learn from
Mr.. Dougherty that the Russian authorities have
forbidden the capture Of whales by foreign YES
sells In the bays and among thu islands OF the 7
Asiatic possessions, and fn order to carry out
their Intentions have sent war vessels to protect
the grounds. The information was derived from
the captain Of the Russian war steamer Vostock
and Is doubtless reliable. If 20, il will seriously
interfere with the success Of the Ochotsk feet
for the favorite resort Of whalers is in the havs
over which the Russians can exercise jurisdfc-
ton. That they have perfect right to carry ont
this policy no one can doubt. The United STATES
and Englin protect their own fishing orounds
and Russia can do the same But unless the
whaling grounds are visited by the Russian
ships 1t seems to be little else than dog In the
manger' policy to drive away American and Eu.
ropean whalers,'' -
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ANOTHER NEW TERRIToRY.-Among the pas
sengers of the Northern Light at New York is
James ii. Crane, Of California, on his way TO
Washington as the representative Of the people
OF the Great Basin or Carson Valley, who are de-
sirous of having that part of Utah lying near the
boundary Of California erected into new Terri
tory, seq arate from the Mormon dominion
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III Tue New York Charter election yesterday
Is reported 10 have resulted In the defeat of
Wood. The Journal Of Commerce Of last even.
ing says:
"There has been no such political excitement
In the city for years, as that Of to-day and the
vote will probably be larger than that
thrown at the last Presidential election. The
streets where the polling places located swarm
with seif-constituted vigilance committees can
didates, runners, vote distributors, fighting men,
regular and special police, and loungers, who
feel no particular interest in the election, but
would like very much to take hand in free
fight on general principles. The police arrange
ments are good and will suffice to keep down
any serious lighting during the day. About half
adozen policemen are stationed at every polling
place.
Ii is reported that Ex Alderman Orison Blunt.
the Republican candidate for Supervisor. was
shot in the F fifteenth Ward this morning A per
son, whose vote he had challenged, drew a pis-
tol and shot MIR. Blunt through the head. An at
tempt to arrest the rutian was resisted
"The list Regiment has been ordered out for
the preservation OF the peace.n
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LATER FROM HAyASA.-Ady!ces from Havana
dated on the 18th Of November, have been brougL 4
by the Quaker City, which arrived at New York
on Monday morning. There was nothing OF In
terest transpirin2, and the city was healthy =.
Sugars were declining, with one hundred and
fo.ty-two thousand boxes on hand. FreIghts for
Iargevessels were not in any demand. Exchange
on New York (shortsight) was at per cent. pre-
MUM, and for sixty days 2Ka3 per cent. Gene
raj Walkers movements formed the subject for
very anxious surrnises amongst all classes. II Is
said that the exequatnr Of the United States
Consul General has been granted in an unusual
form, and in violation Of orrciai precedent with
respect TO his powers.
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TIE Ao%IAT!c-Ihe ship Southampton, Pratt,
1.om London, arrived al New YorL OF Monday,
reports Tuesday, tie Zith NoveG..ber, at pm.
In latitude 4Odeg - min, LONGITUDE Us de, 25
minutes, saw steamship AdlidtIc, West, hence
Tor Liverpool.
According to this report the AdTiatfc must
have Travelled at an average rate Of fourteen miles
Per hour-a very fair speed, if kept up, and will
Insure her making one OF the fastest tips Oh re-
cord The Adratic had made three hundred
and thilty-six miles weSting
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III lion. John C.. BIeckinTidpe yice-Pres
dent OF the United States, left his home on Friday
last on his way to Baton Rouge, La, with his
family: tie health of Mrs. ID. requiring change
oil climate. IL is said he will lie in Washington
Il" days after the session opens. il being the
custom to allow the Senate to be opened 10y the
president pro tenn. The report that he intends 70
take up his permanent residence in Washington
Is cont adictsd.
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FEoS JAEAIcA.-Adyices have been rec eived
from Kingston to the 9th ult. The Legislative
Assembly was TO meet next day, when petition
would be sent in: asking annual grant to have
steam Communication with the United States es-
tatlished. Her British Majesty's gun boats Jas
per and Jason, five guns each, and eighty horse
power, had lef, for Cuba, to watch the move
ments OF steamers on the coast. There was no
news OF interest. The sugar crop FOR the year
VIII he good. The town ofMayaguez, Porto Ri
co, was visited by a severe shock Of an earth
quake on the 18th ult
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THE FULTON AT NEW YoKK-The steamer
Fulton, whose advices to the 18th ult, were re-.
eeised via Cape Race, arrived at New York YES
terday afternoon.
The Fulton brings sI2O, 900 in specie.
The details OF the India news furnish nothing
additional. 1870
Eight Of the Belgrade conspirators have been
sentence TO death.
The King Of Belgium has dissolved the Cham
Der Of Representatives.
A conspiracy has been discovered among the
Absolutist party in Spain. Four hundred cons pi-
fators had been arrested in single night.
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CURRENCY REEoRM-The Board of Trade of
Philadelphia held 4 second meeting on Monday
evening for the discussion of proposed schemes
Tor the :ernodellins Of the State currency Of Penn
sylvania Various schemes Were proposed and
discussed and at the close Of the meeting referred
to committee vino will report upon them to the
Board
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NEWSPAPER ENIERPRIsE The New York
Tribune despatched special reporter to the
Territory of Utah, who will furnish that paper
with f"ll and eaTy reports of all that occurs there
OF any importance and public interest. This az
rahgement has been made at great expense, the
reporters outfit alone costing over $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

IL The Delegate Convention Of the Free
state party OF Kansas, meets - Law ence to-day.
10 take into co:s. -cidtion the present political
positio- % ''e Territory, well as the course to
De pursued by that party relative to the new con-
sntutlon about to be submitted for the approval
OF the people.
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signor to himself and Charles II. Adams Of same
George Fetter, of Philadelphia, Pa assignor
to himself and Edward Jones, Of same place
For improvement In sewing machines.
Isaac Gattman, Of PhiladelPhia, Pa, assignor
of same place--For improved paint vehicle.
James s. Moody, Of Cincinnati, o., assignor to
T. +. and J. F. Randolph, Of same place.-For
Milton D. whipple, Of Charlestown, Mass,
assignor to A. B. Ely, Of Boston, Mass. For i'm
provement In machines for shearing cloth:
ks'''r .s;a,u, n t H. seymour a Of sroskP9It,
gan. OF same place.-For improvement in grain
and grass harvesters. Patent dated Dec. IA, and
ante-dated Oct. IS, 1851
Design Elias Young, Of Cincinnati, O., as
signor to Chamberlain & Co., of same place
For design for cook stove.
APPoINrNENT.-Colonel Claudius Crozet was
yesterday appointed Principal Assistant Engi.
neer on the Washington Aqucduct, and was
duly installed in office.
To-day, the Secretary of War, accompanied
by Capt. Meigs and Col. Crozet, visited and in
spected the entire line Of the work on the AQue-
duct.
Col. Crozet is the father of the Civil Enei-
neering profession, having been the Chief En-
gineer of the State of Virginia for more than
quarter Of a century. That he is one of the
most accomplished and successful engineers in
the United States is evidenced by the high
reputation of many works of internal improve
ment constructed under bis plans and imme-
date supervision, than which no other in the
country stand higher as models of engineering.
We congratulate Captain Meigs on having
COL Crozet for an associate as the principal as
sistant engineer on the great aqueduct.
CAUTION AGAINST THE USE OF SEALING
WAX.-We are informed that notice has been
given by the postmaster Of San Francisco that
many letters arrive at his office from the At
lantic States via Panama which arc found ad.
herring so closely together by sealing-wax that
1t is impossible to separate them without mutt
iating, and in many cases entirely destroying,
the addresses. 1t is important, therefore, that
persons mailing correspondence for California
and other parts of the Pacific coast, via the
lsthmus of Panama. should abolish the use of
wax in sealing their letters.
The NAVAL Courts OF IxQuIRY.-Before
Court No !, nothing was doing this morning.
in consequence af the absence of Commander
johnson and Mr.. George A. Stevens
Before Court No. 2, in the case Of Lieut.. J.
A. Doyle, Lieutenant Pegrew and Commander
French were examined in behalf of the Govern
ment
Before Court No. 3, In tho case Of ex-Capt
Levy, dispositions were being read
Nor So.-Hon. I. G. Davidson, of Louisiana,
now in Washington says there can be no truth
in the rumor that Hon. j. NJ. Sandidge was
lost on the steamer Rainbow, as the latter gen
tleman had gone to north Alabama by another
route.
SENATOR DouGLAs.-A telegraphic dispatch
has been received in this city announcing that
Senator Douglas will arrive by the evening
train.
TIE WEATHER The following report of tie
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation ia about o'clock a. M:
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The MEXICAN PoLITIcAL ExlLEs-The papers
OF the city Of Mexico publish full lists of the po-
litical exiies, adherents Of Santa Anna, who we e
banehed by the recent decree. They number As,
the . by the Tennessee included The destina.
tion of the .est is unknown
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u Mr. Michael Rigley, while loading rt =
'oIVer, In order to be pr rl-ed 70: emergencies
at '~' lew YORK City election, yesterday, acct
oeh'allv rot La allie laughter in the forehead
and SIC 4sil MORALLY wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

The MORMON WAR.-A resolution is before the
Tennessee Legislature, piedg ing the cooperation
OF the State with the Executive Of the United
states In supPEessing the civil war in the Terri
tory of Utah
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AMUSENENTs.
FIRST GRAND CoTILLoN
Il OF THE
Lafayette Club.

The members Of the Lafay cite Club res,eo,s,1,
announce to their friends eld the public thai "A
their FIRST Grand CotIllon will taGe place op -
THURSDAY. Dec. Sd, 1887, ct lslard Hall -
hazeli,s Celebrated Cotlllon Band has been ls.A
Engaged for the % caslon.
The Committee pledge themselves 10 leave moth
ing undone that add to the comfort and pleasure
OF cur friends who may honor us with their
Ticket, FIFTY cENTs-admit'rn ing a Gentle.
nan am I.adles-:s he had from any member OF ths
Sluo, or At the door on the evening Of the Bal
Commute Of Arrangensa,s
j. McWilliam, w. Butler, X. Orison.
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u The steamship Niagara, which sails from
Boston, to-day, for Europe, will take out about
three-quarteTs Of a million in specie
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the evening OF the Goth uitImo be-
Ia tween Perkins Dry Gods Store and corner Of
2ist and G streets, First Ward aFUR CUFF. The
Under wall he literally rewarded tf desIred) bv asV
ing ~ Al the afove- named stove. d 2-Sts
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"a USI'S SALO ON.
FRIDAY, December 4.

First appearance this season of
NJ L l. L I E X ESA PARODI.
Grand Concert by
HENRY VIEUXTEMPS.
MILE TERESA PARoDI
MISS MlLNER, the new English Prima Donna
MR.. PERRtNG, the new English Tenor
both great artists. having been engaged in Lon
DON. BY the Directors of the Academy OF Music.
New ork, expressly for the production OF English
Operas and Grand Or tor os.l
MILE PARODI will sing Aras. lucretia Bor-
eia. Irovatore, Soma mbua.
MISS MILNER wall sing with verdure Cad, !"
ATa Puritan, and duetto Linda, with Mr.. PER
HENRY ,wIEUXTEMPs will pa, Introduction
and Ronno Norma Fantasia one string Carnival
MR.. PERRING will sing Adelaide. :" from Rec
th9yen, one English Ballad, aLda Duett with MISS
MILNER.
Admission, to all parts OF the Hall, 81.
40 extra charge Tor reserved seats.
Seats car he secured, beg inning TUESDAY a. the
Music stores OF Messrs. Rich. Davis and Metre
rOtt.
Doors open at Z. Concert commences ats. na
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
WESLEY CHAPEL. CHOIR,
Assisted b{ several talented Profes soTs and Ana
teurs Of WsshInstO ton and Baltimore, wall give a
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC,
On WEDNESDAY,, Dec. %,
At IVES LEY HAPEL,
Under the Direction of
j. II. ID n T. l..
The G rand Pisno used on this ,cssion 10 Of Hal
let, iavis d. Co.'S manufacture, and kindly loaned
by John r. Ellis.
Tickets % cents; can be had ut TAYLOR A Man
rvs, w m. Bsllantyne's, Jos. Shiilington's, and
WIN: MI: Shnster Cos. nli.2l % n 81. Deci&2
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ISiTING, RECEPTION, AND WEDDING
Cards Engrave ed and Printed at short notice.
, ohcisl and Company Seals and Presses.
ID. u. HARE, Engravep,
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BOARDING.

ROAR ID Ma few young Men can he accom-
- modsted With BOARD ct 40 llth street, be-
cen r. and Y. a 9i2T
MIS-. NJ. A. thNlG HI HAS taken the we,
WI known and commodIous house az Pa avenue
between Sd AID ~ streets, south side. nesry oppo
site the Washington House, which has been cam
petely renovated and fitted up with new and elegant
fgrnitgre, suited for first class BOARDING.
HOUSE. Mrs. Knight having rad considers bic
experience In the same busne IN Baltimore. feels
conhden IN cferlng Inducements To gent .emen and
Their wives, ant members of Congress, 1being cor
tguous 10 the Capitol TO call and examine her ac-
commod-tIons before locating themselves for thu
winter. nJ)lw~
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ROARDiNG.-MTs. RUFF has taken the large
- and commodlous house, No. ;Es6 ID street, mar
18th, where she Intends TO rent her Rooms furnished
or Gniurnshed, Ia SINGLE gentlemen, ar geutlcrnen
and their wives, with Board. Transient Boarders
ny the day or week. Meals sent out at all hours OF
the day. nlG-lm.
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Il URiN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS'S
under Willards' hotel. u q Sm
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WOOD FOR SALE.-l,0O cords OAK WOOD
w tstandngD Slthln two miles of tie Navy lHrd
bridge Terms easy, aud price TO suIt N times.
For further particulars, address Box City Post
t'fnce Il Isl
SUlTABLE FOX PRESENTS-CitIzeTs and
- strangers are invited 10 call and examine
I.AMMOND-S Immense STOCK of 4 Ol : and
FANCY NOTIONS d. -
cIn0 REWARD will be given for the arrest
oIVO ard conviction OF tho person " no set fr-
to and destroy ed the Frame House the corner Of
Isl Nov. 1857.
l-eo2w CUaS WILLIE
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ZINE CHINA, TOYS. MEDALLIONs, Canes.
nR MeLAUGHlIN'S, bet. eth and eth sts,
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1-THE HEBREW CONGREGATION OF
lS Washing ton, resol wed, IN the last monthly
meeting. To buy n lot of ground i'm the City OF
Wash ngt"n, to build n Synagogue
The lot has 10 be situated from In to Sd streets
west, and from 10 l.. streets mouth To- b. about
iest front. and leo tack. Al owEe-s havin TO dis
pose OF such lot are requested to communicate with
Mr. LEoPOl.D OpPENH Elmer, north side Pa.
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets. No. $40.
.7-xwr
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FURNISHED ROOMS to rent on 18th street,
Il No. AZ, between and r streets. 2-eoSt.
CEMENT !-CEMENTr-CEMENT
~ 300 bbis. of the ROsendale Cement lust arrived.
and Il sale by WARDEN Il KITLMON,
d2H 18th and G. streets.
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4 l. Nj OE AL.
Il. TUCKER 4 CO,
" dealers in
HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS

r. ~
FROM No. SIS TO No. S2I, in the same RlocI
south side OF Pennsy avenue, second door from
the co ner 81 Seventh street, where they will lie
plea ed TO show the largest and lest selected stock
they have ever presented to the public. dist
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First appearance this season Of
NJ L L L T X E.SA PAROD
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pUNNING LOCOMOTIVES, MAGIC Lam
IL terms, Foot Balls, c., If
d2 St IAMMOND'S. eth street.
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THREE OR FOCR MICH COWS FOR
SALEITO-M RRO w THURSDAY azepA&
MORNING in Central Market. S25 each SSASfS
were paid for them a few day g ago in the
country. $40 will be taken for them. lt.
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IN A CARD.
L HE attent on Of the public. and persons wishing
to pu chase fine Gold ard Silver Watches, Guns
AZ Jewelry of the finest quality. of every descrIp
ton, IS respectfully invited To the extensive Pawn
brokers' sale which will take place on THURSDAY
the 81 instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m. at my Auction
Room. No. 5S Seventh street. 1t is the LARGEST and
most important Pawnbroker's sale which We hsve
ever had and it is well known that, at a sale of Mr.
Herzbers, licensed Pawubroker, every article 10
sold to tue highest bidder, and the sale i'll be well
worthy the attention OF persons wishing to purchsse
IL GkEEN anc,