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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

negotiate H. -.
repeated we should never make treaty unless we can
hfhfly execute IT, He did not argue In favor OF vio
ltng any treaty The Senator says we ought To love
England because she is our mother Now IT'S hard 70
tell who our mother We have q great many
mo.hers-,ye have here English, Irish Scotch, French
Norman. spanish every Kind of descent All we have
found valuable in England we have adopted and thai
which was injurious we have rejected qua nor speak
uterus of unkindness to England but in speaking OF
monuments the point made was this thai we should
not shut our eyes the fact that the policy when Eng
lard is pursuing has its origin IN hossy to"stu US,
and il not TO enhance interests While the senator
oke of England pouring in her streams OF refreshing
ee ence thong the streams OF abolition urea
con and insurroction which she had poarea INTO Soan
Carolina and other slsveholng STATES OF thus Onioh,
vpud al least excuse him from ndorsing these streams
Of literature under the name Of Uncle TOMS Cabin
and other works Tremendous applause IN the gallery
sad cries OF good" good ']-works hoehng us and
oar nstitutions and holding To the hate aud pre-
rdiee OF the world While engaged in this he was the
h 10 compliment her for her refreshing streams OF liter
xure Renewed applause :,
The CHAIR suppressed the disorder, and or
dered the galleries 10 be cleared
Mr.. ApAMs-l hope they will be cleared,
Mr.. DouoLAs-I hope they will, =
Mr. BurLER-When spoke OF gratitude, L
poke Of those things which we have In common inter
e. do rot thank the Senator for going out OF ms
ssy ard indicating impure streams. spoke OF the
Streams which Authors and Orators have poured on,
n US. which hope have been reireshng 70 hni' anu
Ne intelligence Of the age. did not expect msera-
Ne sasion to {" Uncle Tons Cabn"-is was al eaptas'
IN and not manly made
Mr.. DOUGLAS spoke in terms of reverence
respect of the monuments OF statesmen In England
@psrotism, legal learning, science and h,ers,ureot
- Asi was great noble and admirable. did not eS-
Pet statesmen TO 80 back two or three centuries 10 jus
ny the sggressions OF the present age And when
heard the plsudiis relative TO the past thought had
night to alude to the present euormines OF England
Mr.. BuTLER-I should like TO know how
sDesnd is responsible for "Uncle Toms Cabin" II
ne sensor takes the cky sentmcntshy OF The Gay as
exponent of the English heart and literature very
wed alluded 20 our commercial re,snons WIN Ing,
and and our connection civilized nation, and
"oeid the Senator postpone herf
Mr. DoueLAs-I would postpone her, or give
Der greater preference than other nations, but treat
ne, q duty requires
Mr.. BUrLrR-We can find sickly sentiment.
nfS everywhere such as the Maine Liquor Lsw, and
al that. Laughter
Mr.. CLARION replied to Mr.. Douglas, and re-
peeied the arguments heretofore advanced by him In
la'fyns bic course in negotiating the Buwsr and Clay
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MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED INDIVIDUALS.

MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED INDIvIpuALs.-
The Medgeville Recorder of the 22d instant, says
Hon. Howell Cobb left this city ON Thursday even
ing last the day after his political decapitation ac-
companied by several of his personal and political
friends, who Indignantly symparhHe with him in
his defeat.
The same paper states that the Cobb men, afer
the nomination of Mr.. Nc Donald determined they
would nodbe out generated; so they hit upon an ex
pedient to have the election postponed. In conse-
quence-
Mr.. Mcdonald acc ompanied by several wrathful
friends left on Friday afternoon, chewing the cud
of disappointment, and more than ever, doubtless,
satisfied ofthe truth of the saying-"there is many
a slip between the cup and the lip"
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRlNClPAL HOTGIa
~ YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HoTEI.-s Nv p.u,u,
McGhee, Prince Edward r Cosrhs,d far,ss: =:
siaaiseombs i NIa,s New YORK., qsy Leonard Bss,es 81
] Wilcox, Petersburg; John Tirhsrlst- ,csar.
lottssyiile; Thos Branch, PetersberE; " Harrison,
Pollard and servant, Albemsrle; John ~ Raft e..
pepeE M q Hall, New. York; 3 Cochrap. Rich
mons mo s sumner, Ashtable; w Goodwin. n York:
ess. c.s1 SS Sssss fSS a
and and lady lady aa " Aen. aEn
COLUMBIAN HOTEL F Nance, jos M B IA.
H Ellis, Richmond; NJ E Treadway . Allen, Gcocs.
ward; b Wood, M + Noble, Amelia; DicEinsor. r.
w Motley, J Lerelsre, Piltsyly lysnis; A T Scott.
] H Carrot, AlbemarIe; A McCurdy, Va 6 n Il; JB
Rogers Brooksville; Peter Cottrell, ChesterieId;
Dawsoa In IyochSars ni, Rnias. IS0II:sIIe WV
son, Farmvle; VIM Wood, Lynchburs: r II fRc.
berts, Tennessee; VIM Hutcheson, VIM Rudd Bo.
crostoc WI ,sS sd
Dix, Rockbrdge; VIM NJ Gary, King William:
John w CottreIL, Goochland; Jno A Kerby,3 VIM
CITY HOTEL-E H Porttlebaugh, Pa; A Jack
SOD, N N JardiIla Washington; M E Christian,
Charles City; Foster, Va; Jackson, Chesterfield;
ns Mson foa.s r. Ha1... sw
burg; Palmer. G; Il Belbo. Tuscaloosa; w
Burton, Henrico; Hamilton, r d Howard. s C.
Z johnson. Va; A Woods, s w May and lady, Ga;
Nv Saunders and son, iClsrksyille; E Thomas. 81 1t
Morris N C; s w Cunnin gham westmoreIand; y r
Lecato, w p Gofigan, Accomac.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-O Bragg, New.York;
Roberts, II Roberts, Amelia; s K Smith, Bald.
more; R Anderson, Va; J Scott, w Il Jarvis Pc
tersburg: w D Kennon, Va: H w Holcombe, Dam
vile; Mr.. Howell, New York; 4 Craile, v M
Branch, Va; Il Bacon, Ohio; DR. Dyott Pbila;
Bell, Henrico; c H Thomas, N c; Geo I aunt, VIII
mington w g Chamberlain, Va; Thes Burieck.
x M Morris, Portsmouth d Salman, Norfolk; Z
Walker, Richmond; O Lawrence, Hanover; o.
Crenshaw, Charles City; DIR Sedwick, Va; w
Statham, Lynchburg; w Fl Belcher, Phila.
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HARBoR OF REFUGE.-A project is on foot to con-
struct harbor in Block Island, which is situated
in the Atlantic Ocean, twenty miles northeast Of
Montauk Point There is on this island remark
able salt pond or lake, covering an area of about
1000 acres, with depth of ten to twenty fathoms
of water. This is separated from the oceanby a
strip OF lard or sandy shore, about ten rods wide
across which it is proposed to cut a channel
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AN AGED LADY.-Therei is lady residing in TIE
district Of kensington, Philadelphia county, named
Fanny Pate, who can boast Of reaching one hundred
and twenty years of age She is still in the enjoy
m ent of of excellent health but her hearing is some
what impaired her eyesight, she says, is almost as
good as it was hundred years ago. The old lady
retains vivid and distinct reccollecon of our rero.
lutionary struggle, in which her husband partici,
mated
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FOREIGN MfsIsrERs.-It is now stated that nei-
ther Mr. McLane, Minister to China, Mason, Minis
ter to France nor Seymour, to Russia will sail
iii the Senate confirm their nominations.
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END OF THE RAILROAD WAR.-A despatch from
Buffalo states that the railroad companies have
backed out and wihirawntaeir men, determining
not to change the gauge to Erie for the present
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TurArRE-Couldock, the popular actor,

appears to night for the last time in the highly inter
esting domestic drama OF the "Willow Copse," GER
tainIy one of the finest plays extant, outline his
tory of which we have already given The character
of Luke Fielding is that cannot fail to plesss
those who it. and is certainly sustained with ex-
another reason aud far greater one, in opinion
why this drama should be universally popular, sna
that is because every character IN It is an
ner.on and quite attractive Unlike most Of the new
pieces gotten mp it shows the hstronic strength Q.
the com psny and increases in interest from tns NJ n
scene to the last Every friend of the drama N .nls
city should turn out to night and give this woithJ
and talented gentleman crowded house at parting.
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C.pruRrse 4 TH,rr.-Last Thursday

a AHiEFsN-A<ssN.
night negro fellow named Charles ~ Ine ios -
Mt Joseph R. Anderson. was dseostsiisa oy fa, a,a.
Archer with bar of pig ir1n making nis ~
fbe Tredesar Iron Werks. Mr. A. sceosleo naln, az
on learning what he had, and where ssntiensa en-.
carry it. called Mr. T. Clayton ss,. ;, 81, lnv
gaged ia the ward and gave him - ,bs
sh hov Mr G. atd So and saw the prisonrf IAAe ne ~
;ran ~ sra.ssry on b street, Kept py Ino1as 2.
Ka,; Sss IL left IL and started home when Ic
by Mr. G. and delivered 70 the agents
s srsr a. he rolling mills The quit o. ths Pc
oi ns href q 11 most cencluaive Charles was dealt
WIN as tne for stolen goods are The bane 20
Ihsse rion and W hen discovered the courts
our ssse purh stsps with their propnetgrs as TO
Should ,sae n forever. Not night passes thai nar-
ereak .1s st.rs worth of goods are not stolen ffom
areas " nwuers By slaves, who are the mere cats
Their s thieves and taken TO such deps TO eE-
Iaws O Via ~siis freebooter. who would not hesitate
ncn son himself Of other1 property upon the pah-
70 posss.rav IL his minds eye were NOT continually
nc 1assasssed about BY twisted hemp and high cross
s And thus are slaves rendered iess valuable
oesm ne.s reliable II men would content themselves
= auS a. Il CLIMATE business, and Dot encourage ne.
- Ss w ID rob aud steal their condition would bc none
~ worse while that of the poor slaves would be
ss.tly Improved We really hope that where cases
~ shs sort are clearly proven the guilty party may
~ nnnishsd 10 the extent Of the law. In no Other
way can this illicit traffic be broken up
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A SINGER who led the psalm tune ct meeting q
short time since, finding that his concluding word,
which was Jacob had not sylables enough to fill up
the music adequately, ended thus
"J-a.aa-J.a-a.a-a-tolde de riddle-cob.n
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SUPREME CoURr OF GEoRGIA-The Milledge
vile Recorder, of the 22d instant, Gays:
The Legislature elected in joint ballot on Tues
day last the Hon. Ebenezer Starnss, Judge for the
unexpired term of two years, in place of the Hon.
Hiram Warner, resigned. Henry L. Benning, Esq.
was elected Judge for six years ensuing, in opposi
ton 10 the Hon. Eugenius A. Nisbet.
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w AsHINGToN lTEMs.-The forthcoming report of
the Postmaster General it is said, will show that
the present rates of postage have not met the out
lay owing TO the extortionate demands of the rail-
road companies; but the Department will not re-
commend any alteration, leaving the whole SUBJ
ject in the hands of Congress.
1t is reported that Mr. Orr, of South Carolina,
will be the administration candidate for Speaker of
the House.
The Regents of the Smithsonian Institute have
made arrangements for attractive series of lee
tares the ensuing winter.
Senator Gwin denies being favorable to the New
Yrok Pacific Railroad bubble
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,SoR TO WHOM HONOR Is DuE.r-Thal

"Hosoa TO WHOM HONOR Is DuEr-That por.
ton Of the examination of Thomas j. Lewis, in
which occurred the substance of the letter of Mrs
L.. should have been credited to the SoatAside
Democrat. We Inadvertently credited it to the
Erpress.
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HEAVY SESrENcE.-A young man named Levi
Weeks was on Wednesday last convicted in New
York of highway robbery, and sentenced TO ten
years confinement in the State prison. The Herald
thinks it strangely anomalous that criminal, un-
deniab'y guilty of murder, should escape with the
trivial punishment of two or three years imprison
ment, as was the case very recently, and that one
whose offence was certainly of a lighter grade
should incur such an unequaly severe sentence
However, such Is but another instance of the gle.
rious uncertainty Of the law.
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VIRGINIA cannot produce a remedy

" ihoIN1h Cdunot pIOuuCo d IcIHtuy
showing more home certificates of the highest
standing in our community, than BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heart burn, Sour
Stomach any arrangement of the bowels, OF Spine
Affections &C. We invite. those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them trial and
get relieved of your suffering
Price SO cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Puf.
cell, Ladd K Co, Bennett 4 Beers Alexande,
guva Adle gray Ghar,es les MMsPansh M an and DEgf
Christian, Petersburg; d. R. Lyman. Lynchhurg Kine
Il Toy, Norfolk; DR.. E. Camm, Williamsl urg.
u Orders addressed to E. BAKER, kichmond
Va. viii receive prompt attention. no Is
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PRIZE EssAYs.-The managers of the House Of
Refuge in Philadelphia have awarded premium
OF 500 to E. C. Hale. Of Worcester, Ma,s, for the
best Essay on Juvenile Delinquency. and prize OF
$50 to Rev. 7. v. Moore Presbyterian Clergyman,
oi Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs.-COV-

sails viii be received at the Office of the CoyiDgfon
and Ohio Railroad, in Coyington, until the 18th of
December next, for the graduation and masonry of
about seventyfve miles Of the above road of which,
the eastern portion, comprising fifty miles lies next
west Of Coynston and tue western portion, consist
Kanawha River and the mouth of the Big Sandy A
large share Of the work 70 be let-incudfng bridging
and runnelling-is heavy and desirable, and Is well
worthy the attention OF responsible contractors The
western sections of the above work are now ready
for examination and the eastern portion will be pre-
pared for inspection by the 9th of December
Further information may be Obtained ON appca-
tion at the companys offices at Coyington and Guy
andotte. By order of the Board,
CHARLES b. FISK, Chief Engineer.
N. B.-The Board of Public Works of Virginia.
under whose direction the Coyingon aud Ohio Rail.
road is to be constructed, State account will meet
at Covington ON the 18th of December above named
for the parpose of receiving and acting on the propo-
sails that may then be offered.
Nov. 10, 1885, no 10 tl5dec
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pOWLTNG SALOON.-TRe undersign d

~ has just fitted up an elegant SALOON the
rear of the Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
of fgentlemen with three splendid ALLEYS, Just put
down in the best manner by Mr.. r. England, and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work.
manship ever seen in the city. which will be opened
this day to the public
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia where be had
at all times the greatest decacies of the season. and
where everything good to and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons,
He his sincere thanks to his friends for their
unbounded patronage, and them every atten-
tonof Aimsef and assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 R. w. ALLEN
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-, ,;a. roc ssIoN. AT . O'clock last night the
arnserM Masonic orders Of the city, preceded by The
Hall u nsnd marched up Main street to Boekers
ven BY Lodges l5 md ID y ~ supper si-
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, A NEVER
FAILING REMEDY FOR GENERAL DE-

bility of the Syste Loness Of Spiyits or Siek Head
oehesuerers from these eompisns Or .ns , a;.n1
deren liver tall of which have Their onsLn nom .ne
same cause, famely, derangement OF the nam
springs of life.t should take Hoiloways fliis ther
properties being such as viii search the whole sys,
fem. act powerfully on the seat of the disease and
thereby the Ssosoel H. sna snpis he
Hood and finally restore the patient 70 the enjoy
ment of perfect health There are no Pills equal TO
soId hv the Proprietor, 224 Strand, (near Temple
Rsy London and BY all respectable vendes OF rat
ent Medicines throughout the British Emplre ana VI
D.s saD.e scents and 81 so each Wholesale By the
Drug Houses in the Union, and BY Near
<. B.E D. SANDS, New York, and ndPURCELL, LADD
Sse,s i very considerable saving IN taking the Lar.
ger directions for the guidance OF Patients ara
sfixed to each Pet or Box. 10 zl-lw
nRY GOODS THAT MUST BE SOLD.
~ -splendid brocade Silks, yard wide plain fig
ured and plaid dress Silks French. Engish and Ger
man Merinoes all colors French, all wool Deianess
Merino and Velvet Closks very cheap, superior bed
Biankeis l2s Sheetings Lnseys large assortment OF
Negro Blankets, French needle work Collars.
Sleeves and Capes, white, red and yellow fianneis,
shauls large stock of bonnet and neck Ribbons. do
rnestc Goods Of all kinds For good bargains ell at
nca Cheap Stores, Nos. l5 and i75 Main s.
VHEAP READY MADE CLOTHING,
have now ia store and daily recciying addifops
to their stock. new and hsndsons assortment oi
READY.MADE CLOTHING, which. in quality and
price viii certainly compare with any m fhis max-
kef They solicit q call rom those IN want, before
purehssipg elsewhere feeling assured thai they will
be able 10 give satsfaetion and that they can make
Il 20 their Interest to purchase Of them
j. GREENTREE BkOThEk.
No. 90 Main street,
rol7-av doors below Purcell, Ladd Or.
DOBERT McNAliEE, SURGICAL 4
tl, nFNTAI. INSTRUMENT MAKER, Mais
the Banks ~ ana .ss
Tnstrn,nents Viz. Amputasins Trepsnninss Mid.
wissry. Pocket InstrnInents 10 eases; Eye Eases
snrns Lancets, Extracting and Dissectlng instru-
Old Instruments Of eysry kind repaired and put N
order. ~ -. ----. -
NEW MUsIC.-P. Il. TAYLOR has just
IN received
The Katy Did Polka
The Prirna Doana Waitx
Both played with the most unhounded applause 9
'.sa' gear 's1iiic HUsic STORE. isa Main street
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BAD TAsrE.-Mrs. Sarah Clayton, grass

BAD TAsTE-Mrs. Sarah Clayton, grass
widow. residing at the corner of Duval street and
Brook Avenue, was escorted to Court yesterday by
Mayor, for aiding and abettng Thomas H. Keeling in
conceaiing himself from the officers the night before
Lieut. Kelley having warrant for the arrest of
Keeling charged with receiving stolen iron. learned
by some means that Tommy was in the habit of ma.
king nocturnal visits to Mrs Clayors residence and
according v went there in search of him. On kaock-
ing at the door, night cap, with head in it. popped
out of the window above, and demanded to know
VINO was there. The officer courteeusiy replied, CIV
ing his business and his name. With this the over
moaest lady opened her battery Of gate, and
poured such yolley of abuse upon the executor of
the law, that he had to back out. Feeling confident
that Keeling within, Kelley stationed two of the
wa chmen to guard the house, and short time after
O'Clock. these gentlemen arrested Keeling es he
was leaving the premises by the back way. This case
wss continued until to-day, for further examination.
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TIEMAN'S SURGICAL ms STRU-

Il MENTS.-We have constantly on hand large
assortment of the latest styles and approved
patterns of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the
above celebrated manufacturer, comprising in part
fine pocket operating dissecting and dent cases. TO
which the attention of physicians and others is in
vited. ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
10 l41 Main
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GRANULATED GUM.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH-

S. ARTIFICIAL. TEETH
{fY$SSslk GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
nPlOVEMENT.-The undersigned
have purchased the right TO use Dr..
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT in The MODE
Of inser ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which Is one
oil the greatest and most important inventions ever
made in this branch of the Dentists art.
The Improvement consists in the employment of o
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
union OF all the teeth by sicious compound which
at the same time forms the beautiful and natu.
raj looking gum, and filling all crevces and ire
ar1ties and rendering it impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula.
ton OF particles of food other substances between
them. DO other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way and not giving satisfacon,l invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little addt
tionai cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
OF work to any persons who will call at office,
whether they want artificial teeth not.
WAYT 4 MAHONY, Dentists,
my l7-d&wu Office 209 Main street.
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-

ILENEhAL AUENC1 FOh lie f1lh-
NJ ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken Office ON Governor It,,
doors from the of that and Main, opposite
the Dispatch Office, where he will be found ready TO
any and all who may entrust their business with
him; in the discharge of which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names are subscribed below.
JAMES D. ELLETT.
RErERENcEs-J Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM. w. Crump, James Lyons, ESQ.,, Messrs. 0oddin
& Apperson. Herbert A.. Claiborne, Esq, Messrs.
Dudley & johnson, Messrs. N. B. L G. b. Hill, and
Messrs g. H. Dickinson L Brother. oc 2-dts
CAV MANUFACTORY, 10th Street,
~ between Main aud Cary streets, Richmond. Va.
TOLAND d BURGER, Practical S0V Mcngfacfs.
rers, are now prepared to manufacture SAWS OF
ev sry description.
s Al SAWS manufactured by US are warranted 70
give satisfsctonif not, they viii be exchanged, or
the money refunded.
SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run.
ming, repaired and warranted to be a. good as new.
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest notice.
no 2-lm*
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AZ " NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
Ia Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
ING, lS5 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
on haud aud for sale full assortment of GENTLE-
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scrption. Also beautiful assortment OF Cloths,
Csssneres and EestingE, which will be made up 70
dating terms, and in which cannot De sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Sftl-
zens ana strangers respectfully invited 10 ca Us
fisfactiou
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to tit.
,aS,..S n,ica or 5-3m
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DY STEAMER JAMESTOWN.-Hea
- Beaver and Giraffe Cloths, for Overcoats; New
Style Plaid DeLaines and Habit prints; rich white
and fancy coIored Brocade Ribands; White En-
broidered Thibet Shawls White and Black Quilted
Skirts; Colored Marcelines, &c, &c.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW CO..
No 99 corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
ro23 Capitol Square.
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CEILING OFF AT GOLDSMITH's

~ CHEAP STORE. No IL Main st "A GREAT
REDUCTION IN GOODS.-I will offer my stock of
Goods very reduced prices, viz:
Ginghams. 10 cents Napkins, ct cents Towellings
10 cent; Deains Plaids, Hosiery and Flannels, Y
CENTS Irish Linens Is cents; Merinoes and Mourning
bric Edgines and insertings Collars Bands, Curtain
Muslins Cloths for Sacks Blankets, Lndseys. Brown
and Besched Cottons Shawls at any price, Tickinss
Coiored Sstins, Piano and Table Covers, Canton
Fannels-.nd large assortment of various other
Goods az extremely low prices. ne Zz
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CURTAIN DAMASKS.-Rich Satin dc
~ LANES for Curtains.
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Curtein Gimps and Loops
Super Marseiiies Quilts, all sizes
English Furniture Prints
Crib and Bed Blankets
i2-4 Bieached Cotton Shiaings
l04 and i2-4 Linen do.
6 4, 81 and 1914 Table Damesk
Table Napkins, Doyles and Towellings.
Tor sale low by CHRISTIAN LATHkof,
noi7 Nc. .s99 Main 81