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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

fEuEhTRI CAI.--WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, TWO
i Iadoa and gentlemen Of acknowledged talent
comedy farce Those able to sing will have the prsfe
Also three first olass ainsers with their
strumepts-Volin, Tamborne and Bones-as whites and
blacks Address, stating terms qualifications Nc. Herald
oih.a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

SEsrEkcED 10 BE HUNs "A negro man,
belonging to the Hon. G. II. Lee. Of Ciarks.
burg, was found guilty Of burglary by the
County Court OF Harrison County, on the
18th instant, and sentenced to be hung On ,hs
alst of January next. He has been recon-
mended to Executive clemency, but the
Clarksburg Register says the sentiment, OF the
people there, 10 for executing the sentence q
the court.
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3NSM MANUFACTORs.
I.TTN WHULESALE AND RE-0
aV3ElTA1L DEALERS IN BOOTS.

q e803ClTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
HOES, TRUNKS, VALICES,
SAhfEI bAGS, &e-PEMBERTON & BRO, l6l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank. rrsnect.
iuy invite strangers visiting the city and the pub.
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found to be as low as those of
or case The stock embraces
Gentlemens Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
=, DO calf, kip, and stout Boots and Booteas
Youihs Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servant's Brogues bound and unbosnd
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds. &c
Ladies black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Bootees for servant women, yarious
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
@sAn of which are7offered at the lowest rates,
iPEMBERTON & BRO, 16l Main st.
sOpposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
17-3n
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GosE ON HCSr.-The kanesville Iowa.
Bugie saws The Omaha and Otoes have all
left their villages, and gone on their fall hunt
We had occasion to visit their villages, and
found not even a squaw left. The citizens Of
this county have nothing to fear from lndaa
depredations, as they will not be back until
the first of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

The Presbyterian says that that venerable
and useful servant of God. the Rev. John Nc.
Intyre, rested from his labors on the l7th inst,
al the residence of his son.in law, Alexander
Purcell. in Robinson. N. C., in the one hun
the gospel reaching three-score and ten; but
here was a venerable man of God who had
been spared TO wear the harness Tor more than
q century.
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NEW GROCERY AND FEEn sToaE

~ CiAS. BAKER, formerly OF the firm of Bsker
Tinsley, announces TO his friends and the public
that he hiss opened store on Broad street, No eq5
two squares above the old stand of Baker & Tins
ley, whero ne intends Keeping on hand large and
complete assortment of Groceries. as well as
Horse Feed of every description He will be
pleased to see all his old frienos and customers at
his new stand, and any quantity of new ones.
Hoocs purchased at bis store will be delivered in
any part Of the city free OF drayage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

A wheeling match for hog, which weighs
six hundIed pounds, will take place at Mid
dleburg, Pa, on the l7th Of December nexi.-
The competitors are TO take chances as in
shooting or refflng match they are then to be
blindfolded, each in bis turn, and the one who
can push q wheeibarIo. distance of one
hundred yards, and come nearest TO a stake
erected for that purpose at the outcome, is
awarded the prize.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

The slaughtering house establishment of
Prentice. Wilson 6 Andrews, at Cincinnati
one hundred persons, armed with picks. sho.
vels aud axes. aad before they could be dis
persed. the building was damaged to the ex.
tent of $500 Mr.. Prentice was seized by the
mob, and dragged by his heels from his uffice
to the street. The mob originated frem the
fact that another party claimed to hove lease
of the building. A number Of arrests were
made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

MORE hieKs THAN CoPPERs-A Vienna
letter says:

MORE Kicks THAN CoppERs,-A Vienna
letter says:
The Austrian array will not be renressn,s5
at the funeral of the Duke of Wetiing,ou.-
when hrst the idea of journey to England
was hroached it was highly disapproyed of
by military men Of all ranks, and the general
feeling OF the army soon became known to
the Sovereign. Notes have been exchanged
between the Minister for Foreign Affairs and
the British Embassy, on a subject which W as
teit to be OF some little importance, and the
ioliowing were the sentiments expressed by
his Majesty when he at length decided on
yielding TO the wishes of the armv. and in all
PROBABILITY OF the nation. The Emperor re-
marked that by his express orders unusual
hohors mad been paid in every garrisoned town
10 Inc memory of the illustrious warrior, and
ne sincerely iamen,ed that deputatiou from
Inc army could not render the last honsrs TO
tse remains OF such distinguished brother in
arms. lie then proceeded to observe, that af.
ter the attack on Baron Haynau the British
government for the time being had expire ssed
It's inability to give satisfaction for the affront
which had been offered to the Austrian army
IN the person of one of its commanders. I'm
der the circumstances therefore he considered
IT better not 10 send any officers to London,
lest they should he subjected to treatment
which might disturb the good understand
ing at present existing between the TWO Gov
ernments.
The motive alleged BY the Emperor is of
course the principal one, but it is highly pro
bable that the Austrian Government does not
consider it advisable just at present to show
greater honor to the hero Of WaieFloo than it
has already done. When His Majesty re-
marks that the British Goyernmea, had ex-
pressed its inability TO give the satisfaction de-
manded by Austria, he probably eludes to the
following passage contained in q note address
ed by the Home Department to the Foreign
Othce, and forwarded TO Baron Roller: :-"Sir
George Grey sincerely regrets that, for the
reasons above given, the authors Of the insult
offered 10 General Haynau would escape pun
lshment, and he is of opinion that it would be
dIsadvantageous for the Crown to institute q
criminal process in such matter without u
well-tounded prospect Of success" The less
said on the untoward event in question the
better, as the buiy druymen employed wea-
pons, which, fortunately for t.e national char
acter, are by no means in common use. The
heavy boots of the men were used with such
! terrible effect that there was on each Of the
old officers legs deep wound about three
| inches broad, extending from the lower part OF
| the shin-bUne up to the pan Of the knee. An
English gentleman who chanced to be here
and accompanied me to the hotel in which
Gen. Haynau lived, can bear witness to tas
perfect correctness of this statement.
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CALLED CcuRT.-An examining Court II
now being held for the purpose Of trying Mr.
Thomas Shumaie who has been indicted Tor az
assault upon an irishman BY the name OF kel
ly, u few days since, in which Kelly was se
vefeiy bat not dangerously wounded. Ihs
Court was still in session at toe time OF clos
ing Of our -StHunton Fird. 29tk.
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On the 18th inst. about twenty Mormon ell
ders arrived al ST. Louis, on ih. .r way TO their
missionary stations in Europe and else where.
Among them 10 Orson Pratt. one Of the Twelve.
destined for Washington. where he IL to com
mence the publicaiioa Of o monthly paper de.
voted 10 the dissemination and defence Of Nor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

TIE Athens Herald says that an old man By
the name of Scates, who shot his son last Fe.
bruarv, suffered ihe extreme penalty OF the law
at Jefferson, Jackson county, On the 9th last
We understand that as usual, there was an
immense crowd 10 attendance, estimated by
some at ten thousand. The miserable old crea
ture was, We understand, eighty-two years old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

CoNYIRaED.-The Circui. Court of Shenaa.
doah county, IA our readers will recolIect, at
its last September term, found DANA ges TO the
amount of $4,000, in favor ofJohn ReigIe o..
Parish & Co, stage owners, for serious inju.
ries done him by upsetliDg one of their stages
in which he was travelling. The defendant,
took the case up to the Court Of Appeals, ask.
ing for rehearng. The Court refused to
gran. new trial, so that The verdict of the Cir.
cult Court stands confirmed. This is one OF
the first cases Of the Kind ever tried in Virgi.
MIA, and settles question of the deepest i'm.
portance to those who travel in stages, steam.
boats and railroad cars. A few thousand ex-
tractsd from the pockets of the stage-owners
will have wonderful tendency to prevent
ployment of drunkea drivers.-Rockinshar
Register.
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E'ANCf FURS.-I would most respec:tulig =
call the attention of the Ladies, to nv assort.
ment OF Fancy Fnrs; consisting of Black and na,ur.
al Lynx niufts, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
ett sud Coney do. A great variety for Missrs and
Chiidlen co.; Also Victorines & Cuff, from low
priced to the finest ariice.-which ] am disposed
TO sell as low az similar goods be purchased in
New York
NOS John THOMpsnN
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sAS. A. SMELL, Agent for M!LLISON
~ SMELL, has taken the stand No % west Main
s.rec', lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell & Co, and
las just received part, and oy Wefnesday next,
w,li have al entire new stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, and most respectfully soiic-
- the patronage o. the friends of the late firms Of
'ao A, Snau d Co.. Barnes a. Smell and Hugh
RIlsiyh &C l1-ts
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CHANG g. ENG BUNKER.

To the communication Of the Twins is at
,ach.d d certificate from number Of citigena
ofSurry county, tesiif, ins to their good char,
acter, peaceable demeanor and strict integrity
in all their intercourse and business, and also
10 the truth ofthe statements set forth il their
letter.
From all which il appears that the Twins
are respectable and orderly citizens OF our
State, and ought no, TO be made the subjects
ofmisrepresentation or irnper,inent curiosity
Wilmington Herald.
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TIE barn of Mr.. Joseph RudasilIa, OF Gull
pepper county, was destroyed by FIRE on Friday
nigat week. together with about fifty barrels
Of corn. 100 bushels Of oats, and all his hay,
straw, &c. His saw mill. was also fred. but
by the exeriion of his ueig hbors, received bus
luIe injury. Ii was the work of an incendary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

THE SIAAEsR TwINs.-Sorebody under
the signature Of D., recently wrote commu.
nication concerning the Siamess Twins,
which was published in the Greensboro Pat.
riot, and copied in many papers throughout
the county. The Twins have since come
outin card correcting the Misrepresentation:
contained in the communication retired to.
They soy that is is true they live in Sur,
| CT unity, surrounded by their wives and chill
| dran, and that one is blessed with more Of thest
| "Iitt!e responsibilities than the other, but tina
| il is or was ever unpleasant" TO either Of them
| needs no denial in that community. They also
| state that the reason ass gned for their re-
moral from Wilkes to Suyry county is false
| that they never were indicted for splitting 9
board into splinlers over the head OF some per
sen that insulted them-that they have in
reality only appeared on the State Docket
| once, when they were fined sig pence and
costs, and that they had no difficulty Of thai
| kind with any man, woman or child, IN Surry
| county; and have endeavored to live sOberly,
| honestly, and in peace with all the good c.i.
| zens OF the country.
| They never inhunaniy chastised a negro
| and then sold him. The statement TO that eff
| feet is an Infamous falsehood. They receive
from the people Of Wilkes, as well as Surry
county, nothing but the kindest treatment.
They are partners in business, and conse-
quently are not often guilty Of bidding against
each other for any species Of property. FL
nalIy, thew say that they do not know the cor
| responder, d. aore said, and if his communi-
| cation is ANYTHING like a fair index Of his
character, they wish no further acquaintance
1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

THE IRISH TRIALS TERmIsATED.-The
trial Of Bartholomew Maloney, Mathew Brog
gy, Michael McTiger and Patrick HaiinDr
Charged with the commission of a foul out
rage upon the person OF white Iema.s, 10
this county, some time in August, terminated
on Thursday last. The three first named
we're indicted as principals and accessaries-
the latter, as accessory only-and afier pa
,ient and most laborious investigation OF three
weeks, the jures rendered the following YER
diets
In the case Of aIaloney, guilty on ooth m
diclments-punishment, 90 years sergtude On
each, in the Penitentiary..
In the case Of Broggy the jury were unsbie
TO agree. and he remaias In jail Tor 'ur'ner
hearing in June next.
McTiger and Hallan were put on trial TO-
ee,her-Mc Tiger found guilty on first 'ndict
nent-punishmen' II years sersi;ude IN The
Peni,en,iary. Hallan, acquitted.
Ssa1ntoa Vfad.
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h NOTICE.-The public are here.
r{ESSea5lsoy informed that the steamboat
AUhU5 A VIII be taken off the route via Port Wel.
thsil. between Richmond and Norfolk, on Monday,
lst November, for the purpose of undergoing re-
pairs and being fitted for the win'er. Due notice
will be given whsn ready to her place on the
line again THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office R. e. P. Z. z. Co., Oct. 9th, 1852
oc27
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The Dismal Swamp Canal Company intend
renewing heir application to the next Congress
for an appropriation for an extension Of the
Canal, of the amount of dividends which &C.
crue to the United States upon the 5000, 200
in this company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-30

- Wm. Henry Tams, ESQ.,. of Harrison.
burg. was on Thursday last appointed Cash
Ter OF the Central Bank at S,aunton. Mr
Wm. Chambers was appointed Ranner.
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AK DOZ. sHiRTs.-Received by recent
lU0 arrivals, ore hundred ana five dozen good
and medium Shirts, warranted to ft, and we'll
made-made expressly to our order, by one of the
most experienced manufacturers in the United
States No l02 Main street,
KEEN, CHII.ES 4 BALDWIN
B-Large lot Of Under Shirts and Drawers, OF
Buckskin, Silk, Msrino, &c no 81
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1 AND IN GaARLES ClTf.-We have
l. for eae a tract OF and in Charles City county,
lontaiaiEg 1875 acres, rs Of which are cleared The
Improvement q are framed dwelling, with three
looms and the usual ont houses. This Lard lies
about six miles ST of the court house and the
same distance from Janos River, and sdioins the
i4ni OF IGhl HTadeY and others We VIII sell this
jaad for 5i00-S200 cash, and tue balance within
cwe!ve mo1t>s, Appiyto us.
TOLER COOK,
-579 General Agents.
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INSTRUCTORS

Ns1, MUSICAL INsTRUCTORS.-P.
4HEA$ II. TAYLOR has in store, the following
EsAak Musical Instruction books:
1% Methods for Piano, by Herr, Hunten Qul
and abrdged) Czerny, Boyer.
Meinekie; Clifton.
Do do Guitar by Careassi; Curtiss; Ballard.
Instructors In Singing, by Cook; Scorcia; Clifton;
Crivelli
Harp Flute, Violin and ACCORDION Instructors.
The lar aest assortment Of Music and Musical In
struments in tbs State for sale at New York pricee
Persons desiring the services of Professor
of Music, obtain all requisite information as to
the best qualified: TERMS &c, at
FIJI TAYLORS Piano and Music store,
ns24 100 Main st, opposite the Banks
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TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIgLD.
- THOMAS


A4. spectfully informs the friends and
old custom srs of his father, and the
~> public in general, that he has Just
opened handsome assortment of Double nd
single Guns, Powder Fiasks, Shot Belts.
Game Bags, and every article in the Gun and
sporting line Also, great variety of Colts Five
Shooters, Aliens Revovers sio gle barrel Pistols of
all kinds Bowie Knives, &c, &C. all Of which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices
GUESMlTHIEG done in al it's varieties such as
gun. rife and pistol stocking. altering firearms #
all kinds into percussion and all other repairs be-
longing to the trade. Keys fitted to door trunk
cabinet and other locks; aud walking Canes mount
ed in gold or sYer-sll of which will be under the
supeIintendence of his father, THOMAS TYRER
SO well known TO the public Of Virginia for the last
% years; and notice Is here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment ID No. Ii6 Msin, doors below
Governor street.
NOTICE to my old friends, customers and tae
public in general, is here given, as per advertise
nent above, that you will find me once again FOL
lowing my old basiness and it will give me much
pleasure to wall on all who may give me call AZ
No. ll6 Main street, in selling to them any article
in our line Of busIe esq, from the smallest quantity
OF ammunition ~ q superior double barrel Gun; or
in attending TO any work in the gunsmithing line:
and promise that no such work sh all leave TYrers
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial and superior manner
THOMAS TYRER,
no 5-dlm Gun and Rife aker
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HOUsE FURNISHING GOODS. SIN
Il store sp!ent lid collection of chamber and
parlor Furniture, such as marble top Cabinets ana
TeteS, Sofas, rocking and nurse Chairs git and ma
hogany frame Mirrors, .arble and mahogany top
Wasnstands, marble-top bronze Centre Tables 10
sets, papier meche lever Clocks, Table Cutlery in
sets OF 81 pieces; Castors gteat variety; bronze
Settees, new artice-!n fact, almost every a,icle
in the tu.nihiHg line
no ct ALEX MOTT & CO
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CLOTHING, CLOTHiNG.-Justr received
- another supply OF business winter Ffocks
black and fancy cass. Pants merino aud black
Vests, (single and double breasted merno and silk
under Shirts and Drawers; also, very large as
sortment of Over Goats, Of all grades, of the very
latest styles, guaranteed to fit precisely; also, a
good assortment of boys Clothing, at
JAS. d. GOODMANS,
No l34 Main street, opposite Eegle Square.
n NB-I have CT hand very large supply of
Trunks, which viii be sold very low, for cash
no p d. G.
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s'XkG JT.}R'sS Sl3EItE.-Ihs u"orrsgn
u aviaz q'ra! hei as executor Of tl" last vii!
testament Vi his brother, Joserh Bonayita,
id I'll persons VINO ara in any ma ner indebted
8, I'aosa cal, aGi settle and III .5c persons who
rt2 have any claims against the estate will present
tam. pg = Fly auarntcated
a,I .-i4l SINON BONAVITA, Ex'r &c.
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n IDT1CE.-JAMES A. SMELL, Executor, viii
~ offer, at the ola stand of Hugh .Rileigh, decd,
the entire stock Of Dry Goods, at and below cost
Many desirable Goods may be had at reduced
prices, consisting in part of the following, viz:
Heavy Sattinetts, kereeys and Blankets, for SER
wants,
Superior fac Cloths Cassimers. Ve5tings, &C., for
Gentlemen,
Heavy and fire Cotton Sheetngs and Shirtings.
Also large stock Of plain and figured, black and
fancy coored Dress Silks for Ladies'; and many
other desirable Goods, usually found in the Dry
Goods line, suitable for The season, which will be
sold without reserve until lst January, 1852.
All persons wishing TO secure good bargains viii
do well TO call soon. no lo-U
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PRICE ONE CENT.
FACETIE.


Sir Francis Head thus pb;tn.cr.;.. ,.s-
and progress Of infantile pork;e.. - 'A' 'A'
Al ne pig having no busine "a or 5ivars;or ~
'ninS 10 occupy his hours-the wtz,ie me- IS ~
system Is eesoied 10 the digestion of a sunersban.
dance Of food. To eucour9ne th.s aoun.
him with sleep, which lulling bis S,.a rsi s,s,s@
eaos MS stomach TO become the ruIing novar IS -;
SSstem-a tyrsnt tiat can bear no ons,s n-. ~ -.
L; ~ MS oSh Inc poor pig, thus treated sorcs,
sa's again, sleeps awskes in flight,
s!.s Struggles against blue apron scresms
and fainter, turns up the wb.es of b;s E,,i
eyes, and dies = VI LIS h'1'e
hr su case was in.errogsted the other Spndsv
~ h tit.ha' VINO had just seen him a, chn-sh h..
and warar ..u a. am swallowing glass of brandy
u %a,et az oar-room, thus: ~ ssw - :,
cnuIch tnis morning, listening yerv a,,an,;i a.
n9 Sc; now comes it that noyg Soc y',, 80
was the a. s~ar. ''e' righteousness,
A mistress observing thath .,bA,n,
sddi; 10 Methods. hymns. asked h vas much
longed to the churchi NO she r.rIioI sue sue oe-
actiy member, but have been tuck i - "o. ex'
con probation, ye mean" mo dos,, Tp: T,p
nualp Key ana with dogmasical manner3 Iknov
Lat iesn was tuck in on saspissoY," {"
woMANs suPERroRIry
why term the fair the .'weaker ,ery,
"a 4oui aspersion, falsely castO
b1noia, when worldly storms pefnIex
NJ" ofaVeiy they can bide the blast,
Lore d creation" lower thy Great,
Strive "a you msy-do what vo1, raw
Woman with all her iaalts consss,
Mrssstill be double YoU. o rs-,
There Is an objection to fat, and thati is, it kill.
sympathT. Let a man who measures fttv J.. .has
around hs waist, fall in love and take m srs.n;.
and IN lese than week he will be igrrioe "a ths
principal Character in comic song. Had hs baan
poor aaiern jawed devil, he would have been ,bs
weeping Willow Of dozen elegies.
rustic belle, who came trippipr i,,o ~. ho,,,,
one evening from the fields was .old bv ba rs,
cousin NAT she locked as fresh as a ds;sv L;s,sy
with der. 'Well,t wasn't any felloy, ef Ibs. narns
out bli Jones tnat kissed nae; ar1, confound bis
pic!Hre tod him every body would find him ON,
a gent eman, observing youth s,en wear, cram
nis mouth fnll OF fine cut asked hi,n what bs
cheWe coacco tor' "Wha, do chew tobacco
iQi repeated the promising youth; "wbvs air !
enc" !; TO get the strength out of Ii 10 be surn
what dye think chew il for, eh ~
A village doctor went to visit st!ont in a neigh
boring hamlet, and took with him his gun that h.
mss:t wing any game he encountered in cross;ns
the hs'ds. peasant meetng him on the yvay anl.a5
wnthsr ne was was gong, TO see apa,ient," was the
answer. what, then" said the peasant "do Won
really fear to miss him in the orf;nary vau w ~. ~
you take your gun "ith yoLl' '' '''
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DOGGETT 81 ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTEREES AND PAPER HANGERS
1S Governor Street.

10 rCSeFHoE Stfeet,
HAVE in store their Fall stock of French and
III American fAPER HANGIEGS OF every quality
and STYLE purchased from the beat factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment of cur
tain goods, cornices gimps tassels, cords, bands,
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock of floor oil cloths COCO mating, cUrled hair
snd stuck mattresses, feather beds, bolsters and
pillows of the best quality, with many other arti
c!es, in our line all of which will be sold on fair
terme, and Paper Hanging and UpholStering done
in town country, a. the shortest notice and by
the best workInen. Sc i6-3m