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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

WALKER AND NIcARAGUA.-It seems
impossible under any circumstances that
Walker should hold out much longer. A
large reward is offered for his head, and a
still larger one for him alive. The allies are
gradually drawing their forces around him,
and will soon 80 hem him in as to deprive
him not only of all chance Of relief but Of
provisions and supplies for his men. The
desertion of over hundred of his men is
significant Of the spirit which prevails a.
mons his followers. The impression that it
is either victory or death with them, seems
to Lave been dispelIed, as the Costa Ricans
assure them of kind treatment and plenty
Of supplies, and a return to the United States.
Such assurances as these will have their ef-
feet upon Walkers men.
MURDER IN PRIsoN.-George Aublin, a
German, committed to the Philadelphia City
Prison or Thursday last for beating bis wife,
murdered on Friday night an Irishman nam
ed John Cleary, confined with him in the
same cell. 1t is supposed that AubIin took
an iron bar from the window, approached
Cleary as he slept, and beat him in the head
until dead. When the keeper entered the
cell the murderer was busily engaged in wip-
ing up the blood. The only cause stated is
s ssssas Gay .ssa e sss his share Of bread
sd SE dir xye3e
=, S j. 3. = Four Men
.4ex 1sia was precipitated
deRe NAL. aaNslalsis, ILL.,. on Tuesday
Of last week, and four men we're instantly
killed and eiuht serionslx xonnded
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

Election in Connecticut, April 9Th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04
United States Agricultural Society

Great National Trial of Machinery and I'm.
plements Of every description pertaining
to Agriculture. and Household Manufac-
lures, at the Fifth Annual Fair, to be held
at Louisville, Ky, during the fall of
1857.
The undersigned. Committee of the &.
States Agricultural Society, appointed at the
Fifth Annual Meeting held at the Smithso-
man Institution, in the city of Washington.
on the llth dav of January. 1857, ITO make
all The necessary arrangements for Nation
al Trial in the .feld Of agricultural Impie-
men's and -Machinery.' respectfully invite
the Inventors and Manufacturers OF all such
articles, both in the United States and For.
rl.n Countries. to participate in public trial
to be made at the Society's Annual Exhibi-
ton, to be held at Louisville, Kentucky, dur
ing the fall of 1851
This new arrangement for the exhibition
Of Agricultural Implements and Machinery
OF all kinds in actual operation, results from
a conviction on the part of the Society that
no just awards can be made except upon a
practical working trial before competent
j"dsee AMI .i.S .aIac: VppvsiSn::y will Lr
afforded 10 test the comparative merits of the
various machines that NAV be entered as com
pe,itors for ,hs awards. both as regards land
for field implements, and steam power for
stationary machinery.
\ separate trial of Reapers and Mowers.
will be made at the appropriate season, spec
ial arrangements for which as to time. place,
&c. will be announced at an early date.
1t is intended that these exhibitions shall
be on the most extensive scale for the pur-
pose of testing the workin. qualities of these
important implements more thoroughly than
has vet been done on any previous occasion
either in the United States or in Europe.
All articles from foreign countries intend
ed for exhibition may be consigned to the
" Agent of z. $. Agricultural Society, Lou
isvilIe. Kentucky" by whom they will be re-
ceived and stored free of charge.
This brief announcement Of the proposed
Trial is made at this early date to afford the
most ample time for the preparation and
transmission of machinery. 4 circular con-
tanning full particulars as to regulations will
the Premium list will be forwarded to per-
sons who may apply to the Secretary of the
Committee. Henry 5. Olcott. American In
sttutc, n. Y, where all business letters
should be addressed
TO enable the Society to make arrange
ments on a sufficiently liberal scale. it is alb
so:utely necessary that the Committee should
know what articles will be afforded Tor com
petition; and they therefore request that all
inventors or manufacturers who may be dis.
posed to unite in the proposed Trial will com
muhicate their intentions to the Secretary al
their earliest convenience.
Tench Til gilman. Chairman, Oxford. Ma.
ryland; Jonathan ID. Lang. Vassalboro
Maine; J. Thompson Warder, Sprinsf
Ohio; Geo f. Warning. Jun, Am. lnsti.
tutc, New York; Henry S. Olcott, Secreta.
~, Westminster Farm School, New York.
Committee on Implements and Machinery
of the United States Agricultural Society.
LIE SIGAR SpEcrI ArInN ~ Cum
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'andS becoming exhausted through defective
modes of cultivation, their owners, the once
opulent growers of Corn and Tobacco. turn.
ing their attention to the more profitable
business of breeding and selling negroes. its
young men indolent and prodigal by the force
of example and education, surrendering the
estates of their fathers to their former over.
seers and Negro drivers, its abundant natur.
al resources remaining undevelopcd, its in :
ternal improvements suspended for lack of
means or enterprise to carry them forward,
it, schools failing to give the simplest ele-
ments Of education to more than fourth part
OF its white population, its thriftless husband
ry and dilapidated estates every where show
ing its decay and marking with unmistaka-
bic signs the reprobation of Providence upon
its system Of unrsquited labor, and with all
these, its increasing burdens of debt and
taxes, continuing to describe, exactly, as. they
do now, the condition of the common wealth
and people of Virginia while at the SEINE
time its Representatives in Congress, proud
and insolent from fancied Inheritance of
better blood than their associates from more
unpretendins States, will continue to boast
Of its patriotism in former days, and, in the
same breath, perhaps for the loss of run
away Negro, threaten to 60 straight out of
the Union, concluding in every case, howev-
er. upon more reflection, 10 remain while
longer, just to see how some things will turn,
of asking Congress to give their State a gen.
erous share of the public lands with which it
may pay its debts, retrieve its credit, and
keep up appearances.
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for the full amount should they fail to render annual
accounts to the plaintiff Of the eighth part of the net
revenue h
The Supreme Court has reversed this Judgment in
solar as it condemned the cities to pay anything
more than the eighth Of the net yearly revenue oc
Cured since they were put in possession. This sum-
as fixed by the report Of the Auditor, the LIST
of June, 1856, between $4,000 and $4,000. 1t is
further determined by the decree that shall
make at least annual settlements with this particular
legatee.
3 The scheme of administration imposed by Mr.. Nc
Donough, upon the cities, is held to be of no legal
effect, and their uncontrolled right to administer the
property in the mode and by the agents they may
deem most suitable, is distinctly recognized.
The remaining important controversy concerns the
right of the city to tax the estate and if subject to
taxation the right Of the estate to apply the
awarded to the succession for the value of the proper
ty taken to lay out public park towards the extin-
guishmsnt of the sum thus due. @ t
The suit is for the taxes of 1858, 1854 and the
amount claimed is nearly $4,000. The Second Dis
trict Court has rendered judgment in favor of the es
tate, from which an appeal taken by the city Of New
Orleans, is now pending and undetermined.
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ralk on .chnnge-Accommodat,ens.

The streets were thronged again yesterday, and
where SO many visitors find accommodations is SUBJ
ject for remark with only three large hotels, it is
supposed one days arrivals would oyerfll them.
There are be sure several first class private boarding
houses but they, with the hotels, altogether in
adequate to meet the wants of increasing visitors
the first rise in the waters of the Western rivers will
bring thousands to enjoy the pleasures Of our city and
the mild climate Then, again, the jackson and
Opelousas Railroads are bringing hundreds, who come
in one day and go out the next and who never
thought of visiting New Orleans until the railways
commenced to run by their DOORS But what most
impresses the mind of the impartial observer is the
certain and advance in the city. We can, with
a considerable degree of pride, point to the improve
ments in the vicinity Of the depot Of the jackson
Railroad. During these warm and pleasant days, it
would not be amiss for some of our antiquated
citizens who have scarcely been above Poydras street
for the last two years. to take aperambuaton in that
direction. 1t would be suggestive for 1nsm to re-
member when the New Basin and Witt: street were
the extreme limits Of the city in that direction, and
now reflect the extension foe squares beyond the
foregoing line. A good hotel is much wanted in the
neghborhood of the depot and doubt not it would
prove most profitable investment. It would not
require any large amount of capital to erect and
put it in operation, provided the proper persons
should be selected for its management. There are
many enterprsing builders who would in all proba-
bilty join in the undertaking. The ground is there,
and materials of all kinds are in the immediate
neighborhood.
There was fair amount of business going on yes
terday on the evee. Cotton is going on shipboard
with rather more activity than for some weeks past
The arrivals of vessels pretty numerous and they
all bring less cargo. The business at. the
Custom-House continues unusually large, and every
employee appears to be occupied. We did not OBJ.
serve any dead heads " in that vicinity when we
were there yesterday. Mr.. Guthrie is however, more
liberal than Mr.. Postmaster-General Campbell and
Allows we believe Collector Porter ample assistance
whereas Mr.. Postmaster hewitt has no more force
than there ten years ago. and the business of the
PostOfice has greatly increased and is likely to do
So Abiding to the Post Office, have to state that
the mails have not yet got into linesomething like
most of cur banks out of line-though we learn that
late mail may come to hand to-day, and that one
hundred and fifty bags of newspapers have been re-
ceived in Mobile, en- route Cor this city.
In the meantime, we observe some cotton gentle
congregating the corner, and only further
add that cotton is cotton, though the Baltic and
Africa from Liverpool were unbeard of last evening
But exchange purchases and discounts by the banks
can hardly be expected to-day, only in extremely
small sums.
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7Oa,bOla Of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES
Representing Value Of 81 ,o0O!!
by Subscribers the mid
die of February all the Tickets are taken
Price Of Ticket
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY
The Drawing will be made in the presence of the Admins
tors Of the Asylums.
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes of value as
follows:
Prel-A HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for $780, sit
uated Rampant street, No. 10 between Cont and Bienvlle
streets.
plan of the said may the Librae Nou
velle, lO7. Chartres street. I.N '.'-
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO, of the very best manufac.
ture. .M.s. .r
Prize ga New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Prize "A PICCoLo PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots of SILVER WARE, consisting Table and Des
Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons. etc.
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES, Of
rious makes and Prices.
80 SILVER WATCHES, also of varous values.
60 Cents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS, of the best Authors
20 lots Of WORKS OF ART viz statuettes Steel, Ltho,
graphic and Photographic Engravings-the whole with
suitable Frames, etc.
FOURTH SERIES.
$50 lots consisting of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buons Porte Monnaies in mother of pearl shell, etc.
MeerschaHm Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain Crystal ard
other Fancy Articles.
As to the rest of the Prizes they will comprise various ar
Giles of equal value and all Of utility and they will be de-
vered TO the subscribers according their choice from
the different articles they exhibited hereafter to be
announced in the most convenient facility
The whole will real value of $4,000 with fur
her reduction than that of the expense which the carrying
he
the value which will be marked upon every article
The articles will be exhibited from and after THURSDAY,
Jannaryl, 1851 at The LfBRAIRIE NOUvELIE l07 Char.
street. where shares may be procured fe2 2p2w
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ROlkeul.'S
Testimonial.

To The Editors Of the Daily True Delta:
For several years past have subject
nfanmaiory rheumatism which, in spite o: the best medical
advice could obtain have often confined me the house for
three four weeks Having heard of many remarkable
performed by Dr. G. P Crane and being told by my physician
that he had done the best he could for me- induced by
some of friends TO test the ec.cy of his mods Of treatment
in unable get o. the carriage Alone
nor could get into the bath without assistance.
After remaining medicaed bath under the Electro Chem
cal influence for half hour got up, dressed myself and
walked home, since which have had Of the disease
This may appear increlibe indeed it miracle
yet is nevertheless true and in hope others similarly
afflicted may benefited submit to you for publication
r. W. GALBRAITH,
AT II. Robinson Il Co.'S adjoining City Hotel,
81, Sc and IS Common ST., New Orleans.
New Orleans, Jan. 30, 2pThFrSNo
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Aa. Those Gentlemen who have not VET Ief

81 Ahose 'ch'hehef" VINO nave not yet lett
heir orders Tor sHikh for the coming Spring Summer
respectfully invited TO call the Shirt Dept Of Leighton
Barhot Canal and ST. Charles Streets where Mr. c.
Leighton who will remain short time in will happy
to take their prior his departure for the
in New York. guaranteeing perfect fit and complete satisfaction
Always anxious TO add every possible improvement
Shirts it affords much pleasure public our
purchase of Dr. CHANDELIERS PATENT for entirely new
style Of WRISrBAND samples Of can be seen at our
store This invention conb nes simplicity with economy Of time
and and IN has received great
favor wheIever II has been presented.
We canheretore supply patrons with the
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS in Linen and Fine Yor, Mill Cot
ton with French plain or Dr. Chanders Patent Wrstband Of
eve'y style and quality that can be desired.
Samples of every kind Of Shirt establish
F.S1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-06

Hos etter Vegetable Stomach Bers removing bile forcing
appetite imparng health the system d!ss
paIing dypeptic symptoms truly wonderful Every nervous
debaef weak and eacated person. male female
try it at One wine glass full taken three day
before meals If the patient should be lady Or child in
debiaed condition half quantity will sufficient
strength restored which will be realized in very time
and convince the patient the the above happy
results which have gained for these Bers such envabIe
reputation every where.
For sale by druggists aud Dealers rr2 ap6,SW
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Segiltsries! Sttftdries!

BUCKWHEATl50 boxes fresh; 100 kegs do 60 quarter bar
rels do.
ROCK CANDYlOO boxes white, No white and yell
low, just received.
RAISINS5O5 packages Mr. and Layers in boxes halves and
quarters
BALTIMORE COVE OYSTERS-lO0 cases . lb cans.
PICKED LOBSTERS-25 cases quart jars.
FRESH SALMON AND LOBSTERS-50 cases and 2 lb
FIGS-5oO drIr1s Smyrna, inst received.
BRANDY PEACHES-l00 cases.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND PEA GHEs-T5 cases, in
cans.
BRANDY PEARS-25 cases.
GOULEY BlTTERS--50 cases genuine.
CUBA SIXES-l00 boxes.
NEW YORK GOLDEN SYRUP-In barrels and halves.
CONVERSE & CO.,
fe2 2p6t corner Canal and New Ievee
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Real Estate in the First District Of
New Orleans. S55u,0iG
Real Estate in the Second District Of ytg5I
New Orleans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS0,I45 90
New Orleans. s ::...s oo-s1 2olol5 GO
Real Estate in the pa ishcs of Orleans, '.-.
Jefferson. Plaquemine Iberyille,
" East Baton Rouge Livingston,
Assumption, ST. I!andry st. Ber- 3@ ~ n=-l''
iiard, St Tammany, Lafourche
ST. James, st. Charles and Town
" of McDonog Ii. -. ......+.... $500, $50 50
Slave account, Orleans Theater pro- ~
perties,s old book debts, old bills .-a..5- .ss
receivable and cash in bank. Sl9s,9l7 30
Total 2sI79I 50
New Orleans. :. 80. ............. $4,000 90
Receipts and Expenditures FOR 1856
10 Isl Dec 1856: CSC IS
2st Dec. 1885, 1851 63
l5s.S 23 81
Total expenditures for 1856 Sol i6u "a
Balance hand SIst Dec 1856 S I63 At
Y Sl5s,323 81
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Feterin0ry Surgeon.

Doc TOR W. PRO- TOR,
No lGS julia street between ST. Clarles and Csrondes
The unde7 gHed regularly educated Veterinary Physician
has taken the above named eonmodous premises and opened
INFIEMARY for diseased Horses Cattle His long
experience and practitioner of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and St RG FRY in Kentucky and Tennessee,
him il believing that he give ent satisfaction in all
entrusted him. Where effected Charge
will hc made.
arspecia attention giye- TO Nickins and Docking
approved styles.
DIR. W. PROCTOR,
;sCoo ,1,p 81 T-,Ifn
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CaFpetiisg, etc.
I'D. CAMERON e. CO.,

y. u. DA N1EkoN " CO.,
I24 CANAL STREET, .............I24
Offer sale 4 choice assortment Of
English Velvet and iiTassels Carpeting;
Superior Threc.Ply and Ingram
Stair and Hall
BaiGes, Rugs Stair Rods, Door Mats,
WINDOW CaRNICES.
By arrivals have added lsrgtly stock,
can now eNhbi;a fp5 variety
WINDOW SHADES.
Wehave great variety Q! styles many designs jlst
ceived, Of various sizes
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
Sd Er0caelle; Silk and Worel Danask Worsed and Cot
Son all Cotton, all Worstsd Lace and Muslin Carain
bue Door Lace Brass Pins ami Bands; Loops Cords Fringe
GnpS, fe2 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-06

at tne Principal ffotcls fesuEfftay'
ARCADE. e D Strickland, b Strickland Annie In;
Bean, ioodholt. Goodbolt, NJ Clay, II Clay J
Cobb Henry Webster Fletcher Taylor Ark; II saw-
yer G; Brood, Ala Clark, Texas; Fred Johnson
Q; H J Powell Texas; G March. Letenon. Ohio; A
Briggs Richey, HARRISON River; John Garrett Texas:
H Young Alk F THOMPSON, La; Kemp; Jackson
Ky G Withers, Texas; A Smith, La Guire Rouge;
Swisher, Griffin Thos H Scot Texas Brown, Clinton X
II Fielder, Miss.
ClTY....J groak Mobile; Thomas G W Holde5ness,
Ark; R a BuIryear, Va W Hall, b Ganse Texas; j u
Henderson, A Tuley, OF P BAkey. Nashville j zones,
La; Robert Burton and lady, Morgan, Ark; Grnyscn
and LADY, La; Worthngton Y; Thos Ford i Miss Jno
jnmglries Miss city Iald a1iPcsy M G sinks KY
X Ganre, Texas g nuprey, lie Blanc, III rvie: q
Wssrston L" J + Wyshe O. Mrs HALLE Young Ark
SmyEe Miss: Meyer Weth rill Philadelphia; Theo White
Dillingham; lady child and svt Miss Miss Stockton, Bal
timore; Mrs Posey two children and Miss osey
sPos4y Gel Gordon and family, Mrs sinrns Miss; Bagge
I Boyd, W bracewell La; Duncan Stewart Stewart
Knox, La James Lee Ark Miss Wa!worth and
Moraew, Miss Baiiy Miss WalSorth, ADDISON, DIR
Merritt, A kilbourne La;
ST. CHARLES JAS MeWilams, Ration els Diinr-
ham, lady svl, and child Miss; Miss Stockton Baltmo
Howe Boston, Mass; Stewart, La; l. LBouteeoise. St
Humphr!es, Ky; Geo W Kerby, Texas ClarE n Y;
Wilkins and svt, Ga. -
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Inhalation aud Electricity.

DR.. c. p. CRANE Physician for Diseases Of the THROAT
LUNGS by Inhalation Electro Chemical Medicaed
yapos etc. has established Permanent Office and Institute
for the and of ALL FUNCTIONAL and CHI RO
NC DISEASES, such Rheumatism, Chronic and Inlar
matory Neuralgia in its varied onis Diseases OF the Skin
scrofla Uterine Difficulties and all those malades which
suit from the presence of Mercury Lead in the system by
of G ALVANISM ELECTRO MAGNETISM and Prof.
vERGNE's ECTRoCHEMICAL BATHS.
Diseases Of the EYE and EAR treated heretofore Office
and Institute li6 St. Joseph street. fe5 2pThFrsMo
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CorrosT The receipts for the twenty-four hours

C0TToN The receipts for the twenty four hours
ending 4 o'clock last evening were, BY the Alton,
from Yazoo river, Az bales Ariel, from Camden,
1876 Bayou Belle, from Camden, 1917 H. R. W. Hill,
from Memphis, 2,423; Cuba, from Mobile, 260 !;
jackson Railroad, 152 Opelousas Railroad, H.
Total 1851 bales cotton, $50 hogsheads sugar and
426 barrels molasscs.
The exports of cotton yesterday WERE for Havre.
1850 bales for Liverpool, 2,747 for Gottenburg,
l,947. Total, 1914 bales.
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CrocEefy at wholesale,

S A NJ y E. NJ 0 0 r Z & G o.
No. 40 Camp street.
We have in and receiving from Liver
pool very large stock Of all kinds Of EARTHENWAR
suitable for the country trade, In part:
WHITE STONE CHINA
FLOWING BLUE EARTHEEWARE
BLUE EDGED, CREAM COI.DRED ard Diff WARE.
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and SAUCERs.
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROGkEMY.
PRESSED GLASS TUMBiEFS and G0BLETS
BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, ETC.
COMMON CASTER FRAMES.
CASTER BOTTLES, MOLASSES CANS.
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS.
All Of which will be sold New York prices and packing
guaranteed. fe2 2ptf
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1857.

& DEATH Or RrcoRDER BouL1esY.-Mr. Bouligny,
the Recorder Of the Fourth District died yesterday
morning at his residence. He was citizen Of dis
tnction long before becoming Recorder having been
Mayor Of Lafayette, when that was a corporation
separate from New Orleans. He belonged to one of
the odest and most respected families in the State
Tributes Of respect viii be paid his memory to-day,
beyond the ordinary pageantry Of a funeral
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-06

0nThvsiay morning half past 10 O'clock FRANCOIS
ULlGNf Recorder of the Fourth District thrty.iN
years.
The friends Of the family invited his funeral this
afte 9Th inst O'Clock from the residence of
his brother Mr.. G. j. Daron No Ylere st. between
Canal and Ca quet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-06
.Netc Goods! .HelU Goods:
G O D AND SILVER W ATCH E s
Jeyvclry of all Descriptions,

G O L D AND SILV WATC q E S!
Jeyyelry of all Descriptions,
-ASp-
SILVER WARE
The subscriber would invite the attention of his friends and
the public generally his splendid stock of goods which lie
has received from The North which may found
Ladies' and Genenen's OLD WATCHES from the manu-
factories of Tobias Beasley Johnson Howard and Roscoe
all of which warranted to be good tinekeepers.
Rich JEWELRY for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Fine SILVER WARE OF various patterns and superior work
nanship
DIAMOND RINGS, Brooches and Earnings.
GOLD PENS-Among which is new article, The Fountain
PEN The most convenient Pen used
Gold ana Silver Pencil Cases, Specaces and Fruit Knives
Together with large assortment. of FANCY GOODS Of
every description
F. A. HOVEL,
fec onft No ca tree