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M0netarg anb Commercial 8sbien,

BALTIMORE December q. 1859
There fair business done in Stocks again to-day
the operations at the Board amounting in value to little
rising $4,000 The transactions they have
for several days past chiefly in Railroad shares For
Northern Central Railway which for several days
pastbeen declining the another turn to-day
and large advance established in it, There were
2S7 shares sold at Sl7@17A cash. the latter figure being
advance of $14 per share the closing yes.
erday. 1t left of at Sl7K bid SIS asked regular way
OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there were 600 shares
sold 1t opened at $50 cash and seller 60 days $69
buyer 60 days, these figures being advance of per
cent the final prices of yesterday but it dropped Off
subsequently TO per cent, the closing being
made at s6SE cash. and 500 buyer 60 days. 1t closed
regular way at s6S bid $6SA asked, but it offered
the close at $6SH seller 60 days and buyer GO days
Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds fell off to-day y
per cent We note sales of SIS from 63H down
63. They sold on Monday at Ga. There a sale of
$1,000 Northwestern Virginia endorsed third mortgage
bonds at &c. but nothing done in Baltimore and Ohio
bonds. For 1855 81 y bid and s2H asked There
sales of City 6s to-day but they closed 963
bid for 1858 and 97H bid for 1905 the latter ex.dyi
dend. Bank stocks quiet but firm. The only sale
made to-day is of 3 shares Farmers and Merchants
at s39A
The Associated Firemens Insurance Company of Bal
tmore has declared a half yearly dividend of six and
one-quarter per cent, payable ID January 1860.
In New York to-day New York Central declined e;
Cleveland and Toledo, Rock Island and Michigan South
I each and Reading and Missouri 6's "a each; but
Erie Canton, Michigan Southern guaranteed Virginia
6s, and Illinois Central bonds all closed at Yesterdays
rates.
SALES AT THE BALTIMoRE STOCK BOARD
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97 COG bags.
WM. SCoTT & Son, Coffee Brokers.

PHILADELPHIA MARkET, December 2O-Flour and
Meal-There is quotabe change in the market and
small business only to note in Flour there being very
little demand for shipment and standard and good straight
superfne is offered at SIS H55O per Dbl without find
ing buyers, except in lots to the trade these
figures to S5S7H for superfne and extras seas 25 for
family and $6507 per bbl for fancy brands as in quail
ty the demand continues moderate, and the market is
rather dull to-day at the above figures Rye Flour is
scarce, and selling in small way only at S437% per
bbl Corn Meal is also scarce and Pennsylvania meal
wanted at s375 per bbl 1000 bbs Brandywine sold at
price kept private.
Grain-There is not much Wheat offering hut buyers
are not disposed to operate to any extent and the only
sales are some 500 bushels reds at 81 33 good
and prime lots. White is held at 14OG1 so. the latter
for choice lots and little nothing doing Rye is want
ed and Pennsy vania sells moderately 90 cts Corn
in good demand and about 1000 bushels yellow sold
at 75G77 cts for damp and S0GS2 dry lots the
latter for prime Old corn is scarce and held above the
views OF buyers. Oats continues dull with small sales of
Pennsylvania at As cts, in Delaware are he at
43(dl43H cts, without sales
Groceres.-The stocks of all kinds very much re-
duced, and we are only advised of small sales of
Coffee and Sugar at full rates
Iron-The market for all kinds has been very quiet
and we have small business ony note, including
anthracite pig metal in lots, at $23 500 and s2I per ton
on time for the three numbers Nothing doing in Scotch
pig In manufactured iron the sales limited and prices
Provsons9The market for the hog product generally
continues pretty much at stand STILL and prices rather
favor the buyers who not disposed to operate; the
receipts and stocks however, light, Mess Pork being
without sales except small way at the latter gures
Bacon is selling as wanted 1212H for city smok
Hams, for Shoulders and 104 cts for Sdes-the
latter go South. Green Meats steady with
sales Of Hams, in pickle, at 104G104 cts and Shout
ders salt at cts cash and short time Lard con-
tnues firm IL for bbs and terces, and u cts for
prime kegs Roll Butter is active and selling
16dls cts in quality; packed is moving slowly at
l0dl2 Cheese is unchanged, and worth 1l01
| per lb. Eggs sell at 2O92l cts. per dozen
Seeds ds-There is not much Coverseed offering, and the
market is steady with further sales of 500 bushels in
lots at $ 25 per bushel for fair to prime lots
Guiding 100 bags Ohio seed at the highest figures limo
thy is quiet; absence of quote So so
per bushel Faxseed is firm, with small receipts and
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HT,VEUENTV

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Eachaafresa
continues to draw large houses at the Holiday
Street, and is admitted to be one of the most com
plete representations which has been given in this
city for long series of years. Those who have not
seen 1t, should avail themselves of the opportunity
OF dong so before the close of the present week.
n 20 manager has exerted himself so much to please
the public as Mr.. Ford, and his efforts are worthy
Of countenance.
The RUSSIAN WAR PANoRAMA.-This admirable
painting is still on exhibition at the Hall of the
Maryland Institute, and continues to attract large
number of visitors. We know of no place of
amusement where an hour can be spent more plea
sanity.
BALTIMORE MUsEUM.-This old and favorite place
or tamusementcOntinues to be well filled with delight
ed and appreciatve audiences Mr.. Howe, the
manager, has made decided hit with his accom-
plshed company, and deserves the most substantial
success. Tonight the "Hidden Hand" will be re-
peated, to be followed by an entertaining farce
FRONT STREET CIRCUS- Re-opcnjug Nqbt.-This
popular amphitheatre opens this evening, for few
nights only, with a splendid equestrian troupe but
the novelty OF the occasion is the production of the
games OF the curriculum and gymnasium in which
over forty performers appear on the stage at the
same time, engaged in various athletic sports be-
ing the arttsfes of Dan Rice's show. To make the
scene more attractive, the management have en-
gagged, for two nights, the famous John C. Heenan,
the Benicia Boy, and Aaron Jones' the scientific
English trainer, who will in the same piece give a
display of the noble art of selfdefence.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-It is the present design
of the majority of the Senate to adjourn tomorrow
until Monday, then till Thursday and from the last
named day to the following Monday, in order to
ahord members an opportunity to spend the holi-
days at home. There will be enough Senators
here meantime to conduct the formality of ad-
jOurning.
A large number of nominations were sent to the
Senate to-day. They include all the appointments
made during the recess, and the name of Francis
j. Grund as Consul at Havre. None of them were
acted on, further than being referred to the appro
pirate committees for examination
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Congressional Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-The American and
Whig opposition members of the House held a cau-
Gus this morning and agreed still to vote for Mr..
B0teler. The expediency of having a resolution
offered in the House by one of their number de-
claring Mr.. Milson, of Virginia, Speaker, was not
adOpted
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

a man named O'Connor was arrested Yesterday
Dy Sergeant Cook and A. McCaflerty, charged with
violating ordinance No. 81, sec. Ga relating to the
selling of horses in the public streets. He was
taken before Justice Ridgeway, who fined him $40
and costs. The fine was afterwards remitted bv
acting Mayor Spicer.
:, William Fisher (negro), a dravman employed by
Messrs Shriver Fink, w. Pratt street, was
arrested yesterday by officer Vansant and arraicpad
before justice Showacre, charged with violating
Sec 80 OF the ordinance relating to the health Of
the city. He was lined 81 and costs
Thomas Donnelly, Thomas Evatt and Thomas
Shaw were arrested on Tuesday night bv officers
Davis and Tarring for being drunk and acting in A
dlsorderIy manner. They were committed in de-
fault OF security to behave themselves properly by
Justice ShOwacre.
Joseph Cole (negro) was arrested on Tuesday
night by officers Elliott and Suter, on the charge
OF being drunk and acting in a disordery manner
IN the street. He was fined &C cents and costs bv
justice Logan, and committed in default Of pay
ment.
John Chambers, (negro,) cha ged with disorder
ly conduct in the public street. was arrested by Off
GERS Chamberlain and Hissy, and arraigned before
Justice Logan who committed him to iail in de-
fault of security to keep the peace
The police of the Southern district Yesterday ar
rested G. Lansburg, Abraham Straus, G. H.
Burhke, X. b. SOnnahill, John Toner and VIM.
McGrue, charged with violating ordinance 80, Sec
~, rel iating to signs and sign-poSts They were
brought before Justice Boyd. who fined each S5 and
costs.
James Wilson was last night arrested by officer
f: Davis, charged with stealing a four baIrelled
pistol and gold ring from Mrs DeWolfe, who
Keeps a shop in Harrison street. Another party
VINO was with Wilson, and who also participated in
the theft, made his escape by rapid flight.
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sales to note at sl.56 per bushe Calcutta nseed has
advanced at Boston.
Whiskey.-The stock continues light and the demand
steady, drudge selling at q 4 cts, and hhds 25K cts;
200 bbls Pennsylvania sold 26H cts, and Ohio and
prison 27h cts.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Dec 2l.-Cotton is heavy-saes of 3, 900
bales to-day; previous quotations barely maintained
Flour has advanced ctssaes of 500 bbls State SIS
OSLO; Ohio S. 6OG5.75 Southern S. 55G575 Wheat
is quiet-sales Of 5000 bushels. White Western 81 Asa
l5O red S130. Corn is dul-saes of 10 900 bushels;
IS steady but quie-Mess Sl6Gl6O5 Prime $l1 so Lard
at q cts Sugar quiet; holders demand an advance
sales Of New Orleans S%GSh cts Muscovado 7a7K cts.
Coee IS steady at lOAdl2 cts Moassess firm at So cts.
Spirits Turpentine closed firm and active Al Rosin
Is hrm at Sl5lHdl60. Rice is firm, with large export
INJURY. Freights-CottOn to Liverpool 4(d932.
Cattle Market -Beeves are du-receipts 1000 head.
Sheep-Market depressed-receipts of l4O0O head
Prices declined so cts 81 per crcase Swine also de-
pressed-sales at 4HG6R cts.
NEW ORLEANS, December 19.-Cotton is irregular and
buyers demand reduction, which is refused by holders
Sales to-day 5000 bales. Cotton freghts Liverpool "a
l9-52d, and q is asked. Exchange on New York Yak
MOBILE, December 20-CottOn-Sales o-day of 5000
bales at lO%dl0S for mddlings decline of &c
NEW ORLEANS, December 20 Sales of 600 bales cot
ton at Irregular prices. Middng 1OAG1 cts sales for
three days % 600 bales receipts against
last year The receipts at this port 1914 bales
ahead of last year Sugar dull and = lower sales IA
~ cts. Moiasses 40hd42 cts. Oats 81 cts Exchange
New York diScount
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,eaIn on 1oI,. I,Inn .fo,

CINCINNATI, December 2l.-The Commercial pub
l!shes despatch announcing the death of Hon
Linn Boyd in Kentucky. He was a Dem
ocratic Member of Congress from 1885 to 1855 in
elusive, a single Congress excepted and was
Speaker for single term. He died Lieut. Cover
last AUGUST
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EIREN

On Tuesday night, shortly after II o'clock, fire
was discovered in the large four story brick build
street, extending westwardly to Jones' Falls
hen first discovered the flames had gained con-
siderable headway, and although the alarm was
promptly given, when the first stream of water was
thrown the whole building was almost entirely on
hre Notwithstanding the immense amount of wa
ter thrown the building was almost entirely con-
sumed Robert Starr was the proprietor Of the
establishment. His stock of tobacco and snuff was
valued at $4,000, upon which he had policy in the
Associated Firemen's office of 81 500 He has also
policy OF So, 600 in the Firemen's Insurance Com
pany upon the machinery and building, which is
FAR from covering the loss. 1t is estimated that
the cost to rebuild the factory and furnish it with
machinery will exceed $4,000. The origin of the
fire is attributed to incendiarism
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New GoRK, Dec. 2l.-The Republican National
Convention is in session at the Astor House in this
city. They have decided to hold the National Con
18th of June
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New YORK, Dec. 2l.-Fiye men and one girl
were buried in the ruins of No. "a Broad street
which was destroyed by fire last night. Three
men and girl were taken out alive. but slightly
injured. Shortly after, policeman Stewart wa:
taken out terribly, and it is feared fatally injured
Two hours and half afterwards the firemen sue,
Geeded in finding the horribly mangled body of Mr.
ELY, a VINE merchant He must have been in
stantly killed.
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SALES At THE BALTIMoRE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS INNEw YoRK
BY TELEGRAPH.
The New York Tribune of Yesterday saw

The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
The Foreign Bill market has been fairly active for the
steamer, with no change in rates for Sterling which
range from 10SA to 109$. Some good commercial bills
were sold as low l0SA Southern banks went at l09
The business in Francs large, under supplies
outside bills, and one banker took line of million and
a half at lower than 20.
The following is comparative statement of the exports
exclusive of specie from the port of New York foreign
ports for the week and since January |:
1857. 1855 1870
For the week k...... 81 ,O33,346 114O7I3 Pip s6S
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SELLING OFF AT COST
PA RS CHINA II 4 L s!
A RARE CHANCE
Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSHES
exclusively, have determined to close out my large an
beautiful stock AT COSTthe richest and varied
lhered in this country, consisting of
GLASSWARE, cut, pressed and engraved, of
BOHEMIAN, FRENCH, AND
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH,
DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES.
VASES, STATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS
PARIAN GOODS
SILYERPLATED SETS, CASTORS, he
F CUTLERY, WATERS &c
DINNER SETS
TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS.
COMMON GOODS.
And endless variety of beautiful and articles with
every thing pertaining the business of which are
entirely new, having been imported for my Fail Winter
Sales previous to intention change my business
CALL EARLY as expect to close up by DE rEMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST. To do TINE WILL BE GIVEN on large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited call and see for them
selves.
u PRESTON PARR,
2ll Baltimore street,
49, ,,.,, -, -,,., .,.,. Near Charles
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Gommitte. Of Arbitration for the month Of December
G. W. GAIL
HENRY JAMES, NJ. A. MITCHELL,
G. c. BALDWIN, RICHARD TYNFS
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EST NEWS PER CITY OF WASHINGTON.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EyENING.-A Cabinet Coun-
Gil has been held this afternoon. The Gob., after
stating that General Scott was the bearer of in
structiOns from the government Of the United
States with reference to San Juan, says it has rea
son to believe the tenor of these Instructions, az
communicated to Governor Douglas. was that the
island should remain in a neutral position, with no
exclusive occupation BY either party, pending the
formal and deliberate settlement OF the question BY
the governments of the United States and Great
Rrifnin
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At the Howard Athenaum, in Boston, last
Thursday night, while Mr.. Hardenburgh was per
forming his part in the play of the 'lron Mask,
he suddenly threw up his hands, and exelaiming,
altogether out of the text "0h, my God shall
20 crawl staggered to the wings, and fell sense
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From HAYTI.-We have news from Hayti dated
at Port au Prince on the 30th ult A national
bank of oan for the promotion of agriculture only,
was to be established under the sanction of the
Legislature 1t was hoped that the country would
make much industrial progress under its operation,
and the collection of foreign debts be facilitated.
American provisions sold to profit at Jeremie.
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G0ntaticnal.
ELKTON ACADEMY.
Frincipal-E. +. NJ. FAEHTZ, A. NJ.
Assistant--MRs. L. i. NJ. FAEnTz, MIS-
~ f.. RR OWN md MIsa L, RnnI.

Frincipal-E. +. NJ. FAEHTZ, AN
AsSistant--MRs. L. i. NJ. FAEHTz, Miss
5. +. Brown and Miss A. T.. BRoKAw.
Rates Of Tuition per Term
list. CLASS.-Spcling, Reading, Writing,
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, So 90
End. CLASS.--The above with Book Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mcnsuration,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy.
History, Composition x Defamation 81 80
3rd. CLASS.-physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. Theology, Aslro-
nomy, Mental and Moral Philosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy,
Mythology, History OF Literature, Evil
dcnccs of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
4th. CLASS.-Suvcylng, Higher Mathe-
matcs and Greek, $3.50
Any of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
or Italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Mclodeon pr term SIS 90
Music Vocal, $1O0
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each Of the two Winter Terms, to detray
expenses for fuel, so. 80
No deduction for lossof time, except in
cases Of protracted sickness.
July 81, lS5S-t.
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Baltimore.
GAS EGe TEEE MILLION
MACE'S PORTABLE GAS GENERATOR
HYDROCARDON vAPOR RURNER


HYDROCARB0N VAPOR HURNER
A Nd F!XTUHES-H Having been appointed
"A Sole Agent for the ale Of the above valuable
Gas Generator, am now prepared to supply tho
Fixtures in all varieties and prices BY this truly
valuable Invention, tho resident Of the country
can enjoy the luxury Of first quality Gas Light
which fer bri!liancy. economy, and s'!egy Of It's
use. cannot be surpassed, AT A COST OF
LESS THAN one pER CENT PR HOUR
1t produces Light equal 10 seven sperm csni Or
and without Smoke or SMELL. Esch lamp
aud chandelier being Gas Orks in miniauge.
the consumer is hi. own producer. therefore no
question Of leakage or METEs measurement to
contend with. lie is certain to PAT for that ONLY
which he consumes
The great desire that has been felt for years for
n Portable iss Light. simple in construction and
easily managed. in this invention is fully realized
ana must be seen to be appreciated
Every person in want Of SUPERIOR AND
ECONOMICAL GAS LIGHT either for town or
country, is invited 10 call and examine for them
selves, snd be convinced of it. superiority over
all Other lights now in existence.
Also. constantly On hand and for sale at reduced
prices, Wholesale and retail. genuine kEKDSlNE
AND ALBEkItNE COAI. OILS AND LAMPS,
Cam phen, Ethereal Oil aid Lamps Shades, Globes,
Chmnies &c 40. MM. HORTON. Agent
i3d " Baltimore st above Green, north side,
june IS, lsJ0-ly. BALIt MORE.
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MORE NEWS YET!
Another New Store in EIktOn.

NN THE CORNER OF MAIN and BOW
W STREETS. Opposite Joseph Taylor's
HotelD The subscriber having just opened
q NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES,, QUcenswarc, Hard and Wood
"aros. and all kinds of articles most used
In tA" country. he respectfully informs the
uy"I 10 OF Etktun and its vicinity that he is
rn@ ready to deal with them in manner that
,teE will be pleased with the bargains they
make with him.
u Farmers and others will lose no time
by calling and looking over his stock.
n. B.--The terms which he will sell upon
are strictly CASH, or all kinds of Country
Produce will be taken in exchange for goods.
April 2, 1859. Z. Men. THOMAS.
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SOAP AND EAyEsLEs,
LEATHER.

FINllE subscriber ha. now and intends kcening in
l the Old est bi.hrd Leather store \ T. corner
Of Fourth and Orange streets. opposite the Upper
Market House. Wilmington, Del, large and well
selected assortment Of SPANISH AND HHTLuUk
SoLE Learner. fREvCU ASD PATENT CALFSkIN
Of superior brand and all the various kinds of
I.EAlliiR made use of in the manut acture Of
Boots shoes, saddles and Harness all (which will
be sold on the NEST reasonable terms Persons
wishing TO purchase Leather viii find it to their
ndvmttgr to call AMI examine for themselves
before pu.chI sing e!srN here
I. CHAMBERLAIN
I. Patent macniHe stretched bands cen en- ed
with water p!oof cement and copper riyetrl. con-
stantly on hand, and made to vrnrr. warranted to
give satisfaction. IDct $. lSjy-.}n
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CAUTION.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
HAVING proved Priority of Invention before
4 the Patent Office Of tho United States over
the so-caIiel CHARLES y. LONELESS SELF-
GENERATING GAS BURNER on which proof
Patent Was granted me by the lni,eI States.
bearing date the Z6,h day OF October. 1853 This
Is 10 CATION ALL PEESONS AGAINST NtkiNu,
VENDING on USING the SANE. as all who 40 do.
vii be held responsible for damages, as by he
United states Patent Laws made and provided.
for such infringement OF my Ksht3, and those
holding under me.
Also 'gainst the making, using or vending to
any parties. the socaiicd JbilNSnN'S BONES
TIC sEIF-GENERATING GAS BURNERS. ms
the same ID an Infringement of my Patents bear.
ing date the 22i day Of June. lsJs and also Of
October 10Th: A. b. 1875.
ALON2O NJ MACE
June 49, lSJ9-ly Springfield Mass.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
JOHN v. REARDoS,

e T. X II O N, M d..
4 NNOUNCES to the citizens of Cecil
IA county that he is prepared to
Make all kinds of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their work. An ex.
perience OF ten ycals enables him to say that
his carriages will compare favorably with
those of any other manufacturer, in finish
and durability. He soiicis the custom of
the people OF the county. generally.
DTSecond hand carriages taken in OK
change for new, at fair prices.
A number Of second hand carriages on
hand, and for sale low. JJan l, '59--y.
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IN CAMPBELL. RoBEET CAAPBELL
J. Il II. CLIhFHEE.L,

Successors to Il. 4 A. CA2rBsLL)
NANUFACTURERS and Dellers in IN
NiFiNE WATCHES. JEWELRY, Sill ~.
WEIR aud PLATED WARE he
22I Baltimore Street. S. E. cor Charles,
have just received and offer for sale on the most
libersl terms, Gold and Silver Watches from the
most celebrated Liverpool London Swiss and
American Factories which for style. finish. dura-
biliiy and price cannot be surpassed by any house
in the country. Also FINE JEWELhY ofe,sry
description, embracing he newest designs Silver
and Plated ware all of the most beautiful patterns
Fine Jemelry and watch Cases made to order At
short notice
~ Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired in
the best manner. and all work guar.nteel
tD Call and examine before purchasing
Aug u, IsJ9-ly