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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESS
sss,

WARRINGTON, Dec. l2--The Chairman ~ n :
Standing Committees in the House are. a, p,,h-
lie Lands David 7. Disney, Of Ohio; on Post otfce
Affairs kdson b. Odds, of Ohio; on the judiciary,
Frederick 2 Stanton, of Tennessee; On Indian
8Hairs, Jas L. Orr, OF South Carolina: on Military
affairs Thee. Ii. Benton, OF Missouri; on Naval
Ahaifa' flios $. Bocock. of Virginia on FOREIGN
Ansi1f' laos. II. Bayly, of Virginia; On Roads
ana : snais, Cyrus L. Durham, of Indiana.
Inc resolution declaring it within, the power Of
General Government to construe. tho p,n;s.
Neafosd' "as laii on the ,ahe--yeas 12i, nsys -.
ahe motion that The House would hereafter elect
Its own Librarian Gan officer now appointed hv
Tue Cierh) was nesniived by a maj ority Of two.
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NV YORK, Dec. l2-It is stated in the latest DIES.
patches from the East that the Turks have been c
teated by the Seryians at Up]isika-while another
account save they were on excellent terms with
each other.
The Turks were abandoning nearly all the pc.
sltions on the lett bank of the Danube--only 6COO
men were LEFT at Kalaiat but they were in the
meantime terrifying the positions along the right
bank
1t IL stated that the Russian feet approached Sc
bastopal, and the allied heets received orders 10
drive it bask.
The Porte refuses to open direct negotiations
with the Russians
There was great excitement at Afganistan. Doe
Aabomed expressed his determination to attack
tue Russians, ii so directed, at Cheryan, and de
ciaring that be would march through Persia, with
or without the consent of the Shah
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS BY TIE
STAR lE THE ufnSr

heAAoLE, De-. l2.-The Star Of the West
Nhi1h put IN here short OF coal at 70 O'Clock We.
ierday' experienced terrible gaIes on her passage
she brings 400 passengers, among them Genera
Navarro, late OF the Mexic an Cabinet. who ha,
been hanishcd from Mexico for twenty years bv
2sIIa Annals orders. The Star Of theWest brings
Si,5o1o0oin gold on freight, and s5oo000 in the
hands OF passengers
iheFe was intense excitement i'll Sonora, on &C
Count OF the reported sailing of the dllibusterine
expedition from San Francisco, and troops had
been sent forward from Guayanas
tour correspondent sends us some fuIthe r int ell
hgenee, which we have anticipated by the recep
ton of California papers "see news in auothe,
column ~
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DEWS FOR SALE-Those who desire to
L purchase PEWs in 81. James Church can do 80
) "FF'' II. J. CHRISTIAN,
~ ee-oaw.s Treasurer OF 81. Jamss' Church.
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TIE RECENT FIRE ~ NEW yopr

N1wsYoaE, Dec, l2-The FIRE in Harper's Book
establishment was caused bya camphiue lamp
sixteen buildings ware burnt, including Twelve
belonging 10 the hsrpers, the Walton House
franklin House, and CooIidge's Publishing House
The loss "a estimated at $685. onchalf of which
'aiia on Inc Harpegs who are believed to te fully
insured No livoG were los, by the calamity.
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\ NEWS BY THE ARCTIC


-ur FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.
The pa?era received las: evening bring US but
u,l. IL addition % the telegraphic news already
rpsIisari Nothing farther has occurred along
IL, Danube. an. toe va-le rGmors in circula' ion
were discgeliloJ admiral Sir :, Lyon was on his
,,av {, take command % the British eces
4da5cal,y had occurred III Spain between young
ssv.sauI IA Spanish official. under the following
circumstances
A: a bah given by tie French Ambassador at
NsS-il the Duke OF Alba brothcr-iulaw Of the
French Empress, made Gisparaging remark con
c,-rj.g TIE iyrss Of Mrs. Soue wife Of the Alner-
csn Minister, which being overheard by young
S5g's Zee made sigh: assault on the Duke. Mr.
Sauig. however, iuteIIarcd and removed bis son.
n. lie affair created much excitement Young
Sovle afterwards challenged the Duke, who re
ilsej acceptance.
:: las; accounts the Macedonian, Sasquehanna,
Mississippi Saratoga, and s;oreship Supply were
q; saanglaidcpot 9Th. Powhatan aud Vandalis
We ~ Cummings Noon.
AUSTRALIA
pa:cs from Nelbourneto August 22.h. represent
tie markets as moderately sctive.
MARRETs.
Lieer51ui, 4Nor. 80 Cotton continues in fair de-
ii nj al firm rates. Sales since the Niagara of
5000 aa!es 0; which speculstors took 5000 and
txp,srtG.e 5000. New Orleans 3-4d. Middling
g. Uplands, 5 Esd Middling 3-fd
H~e.ssu!:s were IL fair demand At decline Of Id
.e~a1esL 81 a Is in -four, and sin corn.
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~, STRAYED OR STOLEN, on the
IC3A'iqth of November dark bay MULE, about
Il Yeers old of medium size, for which liberal
ward will be paid.
JOS. @. WATTS, Port Mayo,
da2-I2e below Rockets.
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- = tle -. Of Gaoi Pc.

pozrsS. Dee l0th.--l7y the bsrque Sprmgbok,
,,,,,>ys, dates Of October 25th have been receiv-
II Tho country eontiausd quiet, only a few ise,
1o.si murders occurring. The authorities were
"rs7v engaged in a)lot,iag TIE forfeited snis Of
he Essl;s 70 tao Dutch sud English settlers, A
r2-;3ln Of the English tTeops al The Capes were to
- s,,- advs-es from Nautilus state that the SD.
-.- c-or Amounted 70 The unprecedented quantity
=, Sac1) :oue
The Island vas rapidly increasing IN pnppIssion
clp2er loiae had been discovered at the Cape
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pe3nss3
/ MAY.
~ Dag
-sals by
70 any
THE
aiertaa
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I'VE have just received piece super
w BLACK VELVET. for Indies elogks
Also wide and narrow Black Velvet Ribbons; low
priced Plaid Skawls, se. &c.
de7 q, HARTWELL 4 co.
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f>l,..EsroN, Dec. tG-P. M.-We have inlor1Bs'
49,, t--y Announcing the total wreck. ON Thursday
.,i,s. last of lbe southern coast, ut the revenue
,.,-.,r Hamilton. 1'ne most melancholy and psia.
r., -s-. Of tafs Intelligence il, thst her Gem man
h.. rartsiu Randolph; Firss Lieutenant Sanders,
~ a Lieutenant Hines, the crew, aud ali hands
si-s-l CNccp, one, wer, drowned,
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- TIE CARGO OF THE HUMBOLDT.

nALIFAX, Deg. l0--The agents state that GO
cases OF goods have been landed from the Hum,
nglit The ship lies On g very steep ledge OF rocks
There arc thirteen feet If wafer under the bows;
I.rty-ouc feet little abafr the wheels, and one
:d 81 the snip Is clear Of the rocks all her decks
are under WAGER on the port side al high wa
Ter the stem and fore foot are gone for twenty
feet au4 j. j. supposed the port side Is broken W.
dertae engine. tits feared the ship viii become a
total Iys. Most OF the cargo will De saved il a
Ca,,slgtt state
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us.rH CT NK. :-TUYyEsATr.-The clairUoyance
case in Ncs, York, an1 the death otthe victim, hav
ing created considerable interest throughout the
country, We giye below ;heresult of the coroner's
igyestg .tipu;
Er Johu L. S,uyvesaDt, whose very Sudden and
somewhat mysterious death caused considerable
ex ~i.emeut. The evidence sdduced showed con
clus!yely fha, death was caused by cholera. DR..
Ellis stated -aJ tua deceased had dined freely on
Tueeiay or Wednesday last, on cabbage, corn
beet ana cran6erries, and drank At the time
w. Or three quarts Of lemonade, while his bowels
were n Z derungesl condition.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND on

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN, BE-
TWEEN IoTH AND l1TH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold on THURSDAY, the
18th day of December lS53 upon the premises,
lneucine at o'clock, that large three story Brick
Tenement on Canal street. on the south side OF the
Basin, between lGth aud III streets, now occupied
as tavern stand, but admirably adapted to whole
sale grocery aud commission house. Connected with
the main building is large building two stories high
lSt feet hy 80 feet, extending the alley III rear;
having an alley to the side belonging eIcfusirefg to
tins property, running the entire depth thereof. ! he
lower story of which is hpilt of stone, 20 inches
thick, aud the upper story of substantial brick work.
covered with sate, and recently built with reference
to the storage of heavy goods. The location of this
property having front on the Basin, and extending
IN rear ary to the ship locks the Basin
WITH the Dock recommends it to the attention OF
capitalists, or 10 those who want business house
convenient to the Canal and Basin.
TERMS-Oneiiithc cash, balance one, two and three
years, for bonds with interest," payable hsltyear ~
secured by trust 0eed0r seTy long credit will be
gwen tor the entire purchase money # properly Sc
cured afording the purchaser the decided advantage
OF nfure increased value hich must result from the
progress OF the James River and Kanawha Canal.
For father particulars of terms of SALE call On "
GoDDIN.
deli GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
Z. ): immediately preceding the above sale, will
be sold the Framed Store and Dwelling, at the corner
OF Canal and 10th streets, occupied by Mr. Thos.
u Ban. fronting 10 feet running back 40 feet TO an
alley feet wide.
TERMs--One. third cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained until last note shall be paid
de l-dtd GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucfs.
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nrArii nE Ma InnNsON-

we regret 10 learn that Mrs. Johnson, conscrt Of
-, Johnson. died at Bridgeport, Harrison county,
y, "Wednesday lee, after lingering Illness Ihis
osrf though anticipated for sor.e Time viii cae,
s',n73 over her numerous friends here where she
,ell known and much beloved, --Fdismons re-
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LEsERUcTIoS UF = MAIL By FIRE.-The mail
winch lesI New York about the 4gh inst, was de3-
tToyed by IRE, orneary so, on the morning of the
tta ms, near AiuswOrth, on the Michigan South
ern railroad. About 40 trunks also consumed
" L.EIv darnaga1
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NI Mac Andrew. printer in the British American
oG-e Woodstock. Upper Canada, was destroyed
by a.e few days ago. His motherin-law, SER
girl and MS infant child, persisted in the
eAGJe..
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/ AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,

{ AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
11R0. 8 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE. OPPOSITE BARNUAiS HOTEII-Tbe
puIcr'.+ SAFE OF Lottery Tickets within the State
q Virginia being now in violation of Law, ana et-
tended viii heavy penalty conviction, the cub
s:HGy ;g-p3 respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends q others who may feel disposed purchase
Having been / resident CT Richmond fer upwards of
-a!!Ly years, and being pretty generally known
gb0ut the STAKE. he deemst almost unnecessary
Il Euy urber assurance that all business conf
ord 70 him va be promptly ana properly attended
70.
81 Packages, single tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for gale.
~ The printed official drawings sent to corTes-
oncepts by ;he first nail.
s'FEi25s caahed az sight.
Add,.a THOMAS LAMBERT.
no fits Baltimore. Ma.
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LArzg EEoa HAyASA-The Crescent City has
a.-lvod i. New Orleans, with Havana dates TO the
sSa
Tie new Captain General OF Cubs arrived out
CT lhs II. and WAS immediately installed.
TIE passengers by the Crescent City are indig-
Haut becaJsc tIc steamer, after receiving permits
s.-u,J leave on the evening of the 4lh, and going
out d tie harbor recalled and obliged TO wait
III. the next day.
Nc ship Trainer, from New York, was lost near
TURKS Island and was total wreck Captain and
crew saved.
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E'OR SALE.--We are authorized to sell
4 q NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD. to remain in
the city, or it's vicinity. This is about IS years
old, is sold for anlt is said to be OF excel
lent deposition very honest very good house
want, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very well
is fond OF children, and doubt would make good
nurse Apply TO TOLER j. COOK,
nov u Pearl street.
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DEAD THIS ADVERTISEMENT -
IA CHEAP READY-MADR cLOTHISG.-In-
tend1ltR To make new arrangements their Clothing
establishment the unders gned II order close out
their present stock which is very large and conanste
sli their extensive assortment OF Really. Mada
CLOTHING, consisting Of every article 20 30 found
II 9.Eallar establishments At AND BELOW COST
Fe:sgns N want viii 60 well 70 give Us s cali They
lay rest assured fhat Win do what we - shat
Is cell REaDI.HADE CLOTHING At AND BE-
Low COST.
]. 0RFENEgAUM 1 sIiLOSs.
No. 90 Main street. uext deer 70 Cksu. Hsli
~ Donlf nliatake the piare. 40, aa-Ir,s
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IL Broad str0es
de It's Corner of Broad and ith Richmond
MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN

MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN
IVA ALL EAMtLiES.-THE MEDICINES OF DR.
j, S. ROSE ere MI Of high repute, aud can be
relied upon Gs shifting the diseases for which they
reecnDlendt 81 ri fhey the result of extensive
Medical Practice fer the last thirty years in the City of
Philadelphia
For al NERVOUS AFFEcrIoHs-DR Jss
ROSF;S NERVOUS AND INEIGORATIhG COR
DtAL.-The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing medicine for raising up weak con-
sttuton Gehita:cd by care, labor study or disasss
acts Ike charm. Ii gives strength and appetite and
possesses great inyigoTatipg properties For Heart
diseases. all Nervous Affections Flatulence. Hesrt-
buFp Eegtessnsss NninhRess, Neuralgia raising the
spirits, and giving power 20 the whole systsra it is
almost miraculous in la effects Fly cents bottle.
The GREAT PAIN CUaER.-fO THOSE WHO
SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIN.-Pain is the fors.un-
the disease aSns DR. s. Roses PAIN Sg H ssG Is
an admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
pairs 1t is the best preparation to for attack
Of Cholera Cholera Morbps, Dysentery, Pains IN the
Stomach Bowels, Back, Limbs, Sides, Sprsins Ris-
ings Lamps in tho Breasts of Females, EaT OF
No family traveller shonld be without bpste Of
this wonderful and reliable preparation 1t "a excel.
lent for canker. sore mouth throat la ootles
at I2i, D and 81 cents.
FoE COUGHS Coins, Cao,p, AND Waeopisc
CouGHs--Dr J. :. ROSES CELEBRATED COUGH
SYRUP, gives immediate relief TO the wors. Cough,
whether eonsumptiye or proceeding from cold. IL
allaYs irritation of the Lungs, and foft6es tia sys-
against any future attacks. la bottles at 20
and 81.
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dan.
geTous complaint yields Immediately 10 D.. J. s.
Roses neyeI-iatling GROUP SYRUP. Price Is cents.
WHOOPING COUGH, another complaint, always
worse in cold and da2lp weather. The afflicted win
find great relief IN the use of Dr. J. S. Roses
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always
neves and prevents the disease from runniug into
other diseases, such INFLAMMATION % the
LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CONS IMP
TON. Price so cents.
For ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND 8LAD-
DER.-DR. j. ) ROSES COMPOUND FLUID.
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This is decidedly one of
The best remedies used for diseases of eae KID
neys bladder, Sc and also for equity affections; al
ways highly recommended by the late Dr., paysick,
| and many of the Inost distinguished medical men
| abroad. Price 50 cts
All of the above Preparations, with DR.. Roses
Medical Adyissrto Persons In Sickness and In health
| TO be bad Of O. A. Srrecker 4. Bodeker, q. Weed
| PARCEL, Ladd 4 Go. Ade Gray, Bennett Beers
| 4. Duvai, r. e. Davai Brother, Vim. ?. Laid, A.
| Leslie S. NJ Zaehliason and By dealers s7assatY
| thfou buut the county aud State.
| SO ZI--E.lfaEkAsly
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December 10TH 1853
GoopIY X APrERsoN Auctioneera deuo-a,d

4 III . ) L DESIRABLE COUNTRY
d = SEAT, VALUABLE JAS. RIVER LAND. NE.
EROES; AND LARGE QUANTITY CT PERISH
ABLE PROPERTY, fOh SALE AT AiICTfoT
NV Oesoid at auction, on the premises, on TUES.
bA1 me 18Th OF the present month (Dec) if fair IL
NOT; the next fair day, commencing at ii O'Clock.
Laurel SPRING, late the residence of Edward
COX deceased, together with all the negroes and
9ther personal property thereon including ) excel.
leh' "ork horses coed wagon and gear, top buggy
ana harness, and mmbri cart and GEAR 3 very tjne
mich cows and calves, several thouIand yrisI ex-
fs quHhty Sneai cats, corn, todder aud shucxs be-
ndes the usual variety OF houaehold and kitchen fur
nifureh large SIMPLY OF CRATE coal. Ind on the
oeXt day, W EDAESDAl, the nth, if fair, if not,
th next TAR say, commencing IL O'Clock will b.
94io on on the premises d the old place. or FRERY
ht'AtT sbout miles below Richmond on the old
Richmond and Os5ornes Turnpike the remainder Of
the real and personal property belonging 10 The es.
sate of Edward Cox, deceased
For terms aud more dpteiied Description of the
property above alluded to- the pnblic is rferred 20
aGyeItlseInent which appears regularly on Tusstry
and Friday in the Why aud Enquirer Pafs ofIbe
ahds i9sy be seen az The o1ice OF the auctioneers
HENRY COX, Executor of Edward Cox decd +
GoDDIN APFERsoS. Auctieneers de- 7-tG,
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GREAT NArcu RACE FOR $4,000.

-.a .-..a: g,a,ca rae sr- SnecA, hctveon Coz
.-..a Rsea and Ca,,9rsr-iss. csno of al Nashville
On TIC "a i~st, ana wAs won by CamgransiSc in two
4.st. w have received 80 farther particulars.
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gYOLIOWAY'S Pills. AsAFE AND

HOLLOWAY PILLS, / SAFE AND
i gEETAtS EEktEDX FOR INDIGESTION
A.Y COMPLAINTS Or TIE STOMACH.-Tha
s,,nrtez's arising from dyspepsia ! diseTaered
g75seac fad -rastss, Hs-ulenG and acid eTaest.icES
ialgoaF, want "f appetite di5feufon If .hs stomach
fnsaed ectfensocs, eerse 81 oppression ana sinking
after rnetls, az jec0u Of spirits def cve circulation
Of the bco3 tlso ffeqgont pGigs ia the head and
brgsat 10 remove these unpleasant Fensatscss il is
oay necessary 70 tase fCFs doses OF tollowaya Pills
This aesflebe meiicige wiz soon palIiate The raost
uggebs symptoms restore the tone q the stomach
s1,d prevent recur. erce Ct the disease
Sold hY the Proprietor, r. Stfanr fneer tgesnpia
Bar London, ond by eirespecteb'e Eenders ss PAT.
oas Medicines throughout the British Empire end by
those OF the United states, IN Pots AID Boxes at Si
cents S7cenfs and 81 - each Whclesals hy the
principal Dfug Houses II the Union, and BY meSsrs
4. b. q D. SANDS New York, snd PURCELL. x.ADD
d Co, Richmond, va
There IS very considerable saving ia takins cha
ger sizes,
q y. Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
sHtNed 10 each Pot Box. dc 5-~iw
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Nj ARKWICk'S PATENT PILINE
w CHEST PROTECToRS.--Tsa artse!es ars
certain protection against ss6sea colds patns IN
the side OF chest Sc, equally efdcacl9us With The
ordinary plasteFa IN EEe sud at the same tsne kssnx
mere convenient ane entirely cegay, they ara sin
pie 80 thEir appcarso, ard saY be reincyn6 ~ s,lea
nnfe. PhyssesAssnas others als iavted "a sss.t.s,
taeat. kers4ie ias.sehuoaa hy
PURCELL, LADD q CO.
do DruFeiatx " Mia ~
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Sua11ioes
showing more home certificates, Of the highest
atAncng IN onr community, than BAKERS CEIF-
GRATED PREMIUM blTIEES in she cdle of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache. Heartburn. Sour
stomach or any arrangement OF the hoyyes or Spine
Affections, DC. We invite those suffering with the
above diseases by all means 10 give them trial aud
get relieved of yccr suffering.
Price % cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pni-
cell. Ladd x Co., Bennett Il Beers, Alexander
Duval AdSe y Gray, Charles Millspsueh and Dus
gsig generally throughout the city. Also. BY Todd
Chrslan, Petersburg; d. r. Lyman, Iynchburg; King
l. Toy. Norfolk; D.. Z. Cainrn, Williamsburg
u Orders addressed To f. BAKER Richmond
Va. viii receive prompt attention no rs
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NA ANTED-A second hand Engine, suit
w able for u Saw Mil of lot less than Is norge
power JNO. w. WRIGHT,
de6 Dock Wharf.
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4Lsgaa EAPREoS NOTICE. - RI
..s'.-s,ssiis H0YAL TO 10 MAIN STREET, or
foSliE VA bASES--The subscriber Is nov pre-
E-le4 10 express ggd iGExrrd MaTehandise OF every
ZIP tae vel Known aad responsible house Of BEt'
'tD q % and having arranged Fsith th= refers
burg Hd ksci2h sra Tenneasee roads. De is aso pre-
r"ed - eErryau eua fog.gasl Merchandise, SC,
ats-2aogt F.Es.a's f!eub Carolina and Tenne see,
a.. 'dss aiiai By srcG attention 10 eGsiress e0L'
Nh :. E care . naf4t a share Of public patronage.
~ lae house Of parGea 5. King having Dissolved,
o.. 2, n2 WY connected with ~, g. Pafisea.
~ F14 Ihficl.sEs as 70 gGuts le.. VAL ce gwen
3, ~ ofasFsosds from New York per BERFoRD
q 60 . EEpEess - Eraadwsy.
w. l.. MAULE,
Set-tr oEss Ito Hssn street,
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WANIED--Two first rate workers in
~ TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON, to whom cor
stant employment aud liberal wages win he paid -
Apply at the Stove and Tin store of GRO sTIR.
hETT iie Main street, near Exchange Bank.
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A STONISHING, MOST ASIOhISH-
1AlNG CURES, made By LEONAkD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS
COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSEEESS, &G.-LEO-
NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF is the hes, Medicine
used for those suffering from the above COM
plants. ConsumPtive persons who have tried it.
have found great relief ftoan it. Hundreds that have
used it, pronounce it the greatest Medicine Of the
age. 1t is pleasant Medicine, equally safe fsr the
infant the adult.
To be had in q and so cent bottles of
THOMAS LEONARD l. CO.
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q AhUMAS SHEPPARD wishes to call
4 the attention of all III want of good BOOTS and
SHOES, that he has hand full supply of the
dies, misses and children Also for female serysnts
ard three hundred Enirs of BBOGUES of my own
manufacture, which will sell low call is solicited
trofn those in want. Sign of the Golden Boot, s
doors below The cid Market House.
no 24--lIp THOS SHEPPARD