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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-10-06

BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
ID ICH Plaid P0ULT DE SOU;
Ia, " Sat De Chine;
% Valenc2s;
' PopIins-new article
Plaid Cashmeres;
81 Tartan PIads
Black Dress GO0ds-great variety;
-EMBROIDERIES AND LACES-
Venece Point Collars, Venece Point Sleeves;
Sarphe COlaretts and Sleeves.
Everything new in way of EmbroiGeries and Laces'
] would respectfully call attention to ny stock OF
PLAID WOOL AND SILK DRESS GOODS
which will excel all Others regards beauty variety ana
cheapness, JOhN n. hOhh-
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JAS WIN. WORN,
IMPORTER and dealer in fine London, Liverpool and
L Geneva Watches Of the most celebrated makers, No.
9O4 Chestnut street. Philadelphia has constantly hand
some Of the finest watches that be Ound in the city
comprising chronomeers, which perfectly adjusted
for the different changes of temperature and Warranted
perfect tmekeepers Dupee and Patent Lever Watches in
Hunting and Open-ace cases. which will be sent to any
part the Union securely packed at prices varying fol-
lows:
Chronometers, from 800 to $500in Gold Cases;
Dupee, so to 200
Levers 25 to 200, some in magic cases.
Lepines Is to 80
Silver Levers 16 to As
j. W W. having had many years experience in some OF
the largest manufacturing houses in London guarantee
the correct performance Of all watches purchased om him.
watch is offered for sale until thoroughly examined.
All description Of watches properly repaired the pre-
misses, No, S04 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
ansS-3n.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
= OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE :

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. -
OFFICE ever Sheppard L Co.'S Exchl 0fice, Will
I insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise, &c, &c, &c. against Loss Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of Vessels of
every description against the Peris of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during life Also Bank Notes trans
mted per mail
Ali persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ S. PITCHER, President
J.B.JOHNSON, Vice President
C. JF. WHARTON, Secretary. janI
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

7 the last meeting Of the Directors Of the tdgied ond
n Kentucky Railroad Company the following Iesolutons
adopted:
l. That tne Engineer hereby directed to make soon
possible the ra location OF the route u tins road from
EdeGcd through GuudelsUlle 10 Springfield, IN Robert
county"
.. That a call Of e'ght per cent. be made upon the
stock payable in monthly !,stAen1s of woper cent TO
wltOn the I'd ddv or Seper b-r, the ID day o October,
"a day of Novem6et and tic ID dlv ,f December next
Payments to be made tie clce OF the Gas Light Com
peny WASHiNGION BARhUW,
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug. l6, 54-eokw. ui the Z. and X. Il T. Co.
TOR REN IA comfortable house on Spruce stree,
) doors beyond hemunhraue, containing room
good Kitchen stable &c A-u small frame hon % on - n
msr str eet beyond Broad st. Apply 10
aug2 WM 4. B9VD
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PAEY.-CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL 4 COiS EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de-
scrptOn against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargoes on
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DIRECToRs-Aex Allison, John Hill F B Fogg G
Fogg, James Corey Jno NJ Bass, Joseph Woods Samue
Seay, Matthew Watson White, Jacob McGavock.
iaOI
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RAGS! RAGSl! RAGS!!!
100000 Pounds of Rags Wanted.
WILL pay cents per pound cash. for all the Cotton,
1 Linen, Flax, Hemp and Tow Rags of all colours, that
delivered Paper and Rag Warehouse the North
east corner OF the Public Square
Merchants Pedars and all the of mankind are soli-
cited to gather and send me all they can get
may7-G W s WHITMAN.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLES

FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH.
On and after this date the Articles enumerated below
will be sent through to Charleston Savannah at the
prices affixed to each article:
Cotton per bale of 500 lbs less 81 25 and IS cents
for 100 lbs for excess of over 500 lbs.
Tobacco, hhds, per 100 lbs, soc.
Pork in bbs " - 81 90
Begging and Rope, 81 90
H. L ANDERSON, Sup't
iuly4-tt Supt. Transportation.
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VI ~ t:sSt IlIANOs

FJkNITi RE! hAEEis EtSSES! EIAAOSii'
7 UoT received fine fu-eHt nf Bed
eI sields Bureaus Wire and Tin Safes = <e-sz,EasE1
Sofas Sofa Beds, Breakfast, Dining, Cen - -
tre Side and Work Tables extension liable &c large
clocks AN assortment Of l. GHOcEts entire lronifaed
Pianos C,rpetng OIL Cioh SC taiLresseS Shuck, Moss,
Cation and Curled Hair Spring Aattresse kept on hand
d n,.de IN order and warranted Nov the time for
th So anting anv articles ny line to buy
Cash. or approved paper o, ,,,,,,r,
ivr2 If - Union street.
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CARDS.

]. A. DEERY. W. DERRY. r E. DERRY
DEERA BROTHERS. 4--s-=-as
ALIs0E1A MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No 193 Pubic Square, Mashvale, Tennessee
may22-twIy.
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KEFERENcas:-BuSiln Walker, Doughty Beall, Au-
guSta j. Fraser d Co, Charleston. Iaugl5-6m.
NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE O0IIBERTY AND los CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
VI in ali kinds of Rubber Goods de under Charles
GOodyears Patent, consisting of Mems Women's Misses
and ChldTens Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats Cloaks
Overals Combs Stay and Dress BOne Dolls Doll Heads
Balls Toys, Whips, Teething Rings, Syringes, Breast
Pumps, &c, &c.
The above Company would solicit call from their friends
and thepubIc before purchasing.
jy25-6m JOHNSON LETSON. Pres
LADIES BONNET BOXES
OPENED direct from Philadephia) another lot of No.
~ Bonnet Boxes. Single and double top Sole-Leath
Folio Travelling Trunks, very superior. Black Russet
aud Sole-Leather Trunks all sizes with covers. Ladies'
Trunks with Bonnet Boxes inside)
aug3l RAMAGE h CHURCH, AZ College st.
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INSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMENS
insurance Company of Nash
vile.
Capital 100000.
Chartered hy the State.
Chartered by the state.

This Company is now in success -N
- ful operation. and is prepared to -
3 Sze% take risks Buildings Goods, S<r&&eA
u 50 and Wares and Merchandise against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
ASO Goods Wares and Merchandise and CargoeS gen.
orally against the SEAS RIVERS, and INLAND TRASsPoKTA
roN, upon as favorable terms any Office in the City.
Office No. 25, College street, opposite the Sewanee
House. 10 EDWARDS, President.
JoHN s. DAsHIELL, Secretary. myl3-f
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
VILE
ts+ CAPITAL 100000.
THE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char
Il ter granted by the Legislature of Tennessee is
prepared issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
on buildings Goods, Wares and MERCHANDISE generally
ALSO.-0n shipments against loss damage by Seas
Rivers OF Inland transportation, the most faVorabl
terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
sas Office No. 81 Public Square, up stairs W. 7.
Berry Co.'S Book Store ......
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Seay, K. ]. Morris,
L. Ii. LanieT, ID. ID. Dckey,
h. A. Lanier, F. Demoville,
.. NJ. Michel, W. II. Gordon,
Hu Douglas Ii. B. Morris,
H. s. French R. n williams
p W Maxey T. o. Harris
A J. Duncan.
SAMUEL SEAY, President
Secretary.
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TSTRAY.-DICKSON COUNTY-Taken up by
T. Ohm C. Pickett living in District No. IL, Dickson
county, Tenn. a black MARE MULE 2 years Old-abOut
1879 hands high-Ot light color around the mouth and
eyes, no brands marks perceivable Appraised 22d
September, 1854, to $50 co. THOS. C. MORRIS,
sept25-Stw# hanger
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rnREE HUNDRED DoLLARs REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber about the z5ih Is
n August two negroes JOE HALL and JIM pA
bURRIS. Joe is "a black negro, about q year, sO,d
feet inch high very stout but not teshy, @elgls H.
about $50 lbs has scar OF his cheek bones oase
nv burn can read and write jim Is copper eoioted
negro with peculiar yeowuess about me eyes a9uI & ~
years old feet inches hgh ard weigs ABOUT u 80 ,O -
,a ..T.ar Of fepnessee" They both keen shre"d
negroes and possibly have forged tree Talers WIN he.
I he at they may be travelling under the con,
IL Is Az pIa of a white Ian TIE above reward VIII
troi aha b appreheusion and delivery to me, or to
be gwen los s,t--iiId - II. BELL,
the jan S-a Post Office Williamson County Tennssses
sep5-tt
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WALL EAT-E4s.
ON HAND fine assortment Of sx5S Pr7f=s
[ Wall Paper of the latest and fSAEFss5
most fashionable styles, for ParCrs 80
Halls DiniEg Rooms, de-, al OAL32 yxssxd1
kLAGAS d GJkBEl,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No. % College st.
n. N.B-Paper HanglIZ promptly attended 70, warranted
done ir the best manner auV2O
FURNISHING GOODS.
WE are now opening our Fall and Winter Stock OF
wv Furnishing GoOss. Il consists Of everything new
and elegant line We respectfully ask all to give "
call lsug3J] MYERS McGlLL-
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FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
1O15 CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
5H d" Sherry;
81 Port
lO19 pipes pure Coguac Brandy, old and fine;
2O13 casks
2 pipes Holland Gin;
9 puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted Cordials;
For sale by fdeclll Z. s. CHEATHAM L co.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

A letter to Mariposa Chronicle from
Millerton, under date Of December 18th.
has the following
AS the time approaches for the
Session Of the Legislature which is to
determine who shall represent the in
terest Of California in the United States
Senate, for the six years, commencing
on the fourth Of March, 1855, the cit
liens Of our community are becoming
extremely anxious. and will look for
the result of the Senatorial election
with much solicitude.
"The sentiment of our population is
almost unanimous in favor of the re-
election Of Dr. Gwin to an Office which
he has filed With such advantage to the
interests Of California, and in which,
his course has evinccd the possession Of
the best qualities of the Statesman and
Legislator, both for this State and the
Union. Of the Wings who cast their
votes at this precinct at the last cleo
ton, it is confidently believed, that the
largest portion would prefer the re-elec-
ton of DR.. Gwin over any other competi-
tor whether whig or democrat
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
National
MUSEUM

DIRECTOR, DR. d. G. RoBIxsox.
This splendid Dramatic Organization, COM
prising II Ladies and Gentlemen, will per.
form under their Magnificent Pavilion, in the
town of Columbia,
THIS EVENING, DEC. 80, 1854.
And also Monday evening January LIST
Miss BURBANK, of the American Hippo.
drome, the celebrated Danseuse and Comic
Singer, has been engaged expressly for this
performance.
Miss MESTAYER, the we'll known &C.
tress, will also appear.
A superior Brass Band accompanies this
performance.
The Performance will consist Of Comedies,
Farces, Burlesques, Dances, Songs and yam.
kee Stories.
1000 persons can be accommodated. Seen.
cry by Fsirchild.
Mr.. C. HEYWARD. the we'll known Com
edian. Mr.. MCGOWAN, the Eccentric De.
lineater. T. GREEN, Comic Singer. J.
ELDRIDGE, Juvenile Comedian. DR.. ROB.
INSON, the Yankee. Miss BURBANK,
the Popular Danseuse. Miss MESTAYER,
the Eccentric Actress.
u Admission-B Boxes, So; Pit, 81; chill
drsn, half price to Boxes.
Time-Doors open at 81, Curtain rises ri
"a o'clock. " See Mammoth Sheet.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
COLUMBIA GAZETTE
JOIN c. DUCHOW. Editor.
SATURDAY. DEG 90. 1854.
CoLLEcrINc.-Our friends are re-
spectfalIy requested to prepare their
dimes, As We shall endeavor to pay them
. visit during the coming wee1

RThe Legislature Of California
assemblies at Sacramento, the Capital
of the State, on Monday next, January
LIST. It is important that the first bust
ness Of the session should be the cleo
ton Of a United States Senator as UNI
til this question is disposed Of, nothing
else win be done, and it is extremely
desirable for the finances of the State
and the welfare Of the people, that the
session be not wasted in useless Discus
sion and frivolous proceedings.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
SANTA UIAUSs
Head Quarters,
o. r. DAVIS VARIETY STORE.
STATS srn1sr, eoIrMs1A.

81
Oh don't you remember the store, my boys.
Where Davis hangs out his big lantsrnf
Where can always be found the most besan.
ful toys.
And dolls Of the prettiess pattern
Whose eyes, 90 sweet and enchanting, will
wink,
fyou pull string under their apron!
And smother strange thius.-Ctis copied.
think.)
The creatures wsar faces with paiae on!
Just visit o. p. hie sign you win 80.
In State street, Columbia, locssed;
Examine his wsrs-in variety there.
And his menaeerie. don't Be aAriehtsdi
For pery small bears. snd liliput hares.
Are guarded by billy goats spunky;
While seated with csre. in willow armchair,
Isa very exssasies brown MONKEY!
Fine presents ere there. to give to the fair,
(Ah! witness their beautiful blushesu
Apples. peaches and pears, and oif for the hair.
And sugar. plums. wash boards and brushss!
Baskets and clothes.linss; and paua for The
gold mines;
Guns, pistols and CLAIMS; and eyssses ia
cans:
Fine lamps Of al kinds; and bAndies and
wines:
Also wash-tubs and fans; and jellies AID
jams! dec. 2s.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
OBITUARY.

DIED--In Marysviile, on 22nd inst Mr..
William D.. Nelson. aged 35 years, son OF
Col. VIM. D. Nelson. Of Chucky Bend, Green
county, Esst Tennessee.
The simple announcement made above, up.
on it's reception in Columbia, created a more
than ordinary sensation. For several years
past. MFR. Nelson was citize n Of this town.
and was ever respected for his heightened
character, manliness of heart, generousness Of
nature, and most captivating graces Of mind.
He seemed endeared to all for these noble
qualities, and many bosom will be filled with
saddened emotion when they learn that his
mortal career has closed. He was stricken in
the bloom of youth, nipped in the very bud of
manhood. yet he was strong in the eoMcious-
ness Of brief but well spent life. Far away
from the scenes of his youth, absent from the
sweet influence of home and its joys, yet 90
highly was his noble character appreciated,
the strangers in the land Of gold" We'd in a..
tension and Offices of sympathy. Every care,
and every favor was administered to him, and
although no sisters tear fell upon his pillow,
nor no mothers hand proffersd The antidote TO
his fevered thirst, yet good. kind, eympathis-
ing friends were there, laboring to assuagc
each grief, and disputing the battle of the
King of Terrors. MIR. Nelson was q cousin
of our friend and towrsman, Gel. Charles K.
Gillespie, to whom the sad intelligence was
communicated by Telegraph on the oath inst.
We offer him our sincerest coincidence and
sympathy in this dark hour Of his affection
Communicated.
"East Tennessee papers please eopv
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

ST.. JoHr's DAr AT JAMEsrowr.-
"A spirited celebration of this honored
anniversary was held at jamestown, on
Wednesday, by the Masonic Fraternity
Of jamestown and vicinity. A process
sion, numbering about IT'S brothers,
was formed, and after marching about
the city, partook Ola splendid dinner
prepared by the jamestown Lodge af-
ter which they adjourned for the ball,
in the evening, which was magnificent
affair. Columbia lodge was in attend
ance, accompanied by the Columbia
Brass Band. All the brothers who
were 50 fortunate as to be present, con-
cur in saying that they never spent a
more pleasant season Of festivity, than
on Wednesday last, with the good citi-
sens Of jamestown.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

MuRpERous ATrAcK.-An extra
from the "Mountain Democrat" gives
an account Of q murderous attack made
near s'Rocky Canon" on the 18th inst,
upon James G. Mcdonald ofAlabama,
DR.. Bolivar A. Sparks Of Miss, and
Capt. Jonathan R. Davis Of 8. G.,
by band Of robbers. Mr.. Mcdonald
was killed, A. Sparks severely wounded,
and Capt. Davis slightly wounded in
two places. This small party of four
were prospecting for quartz leads when
they were attacked. The fight was a
desperate one, and Capt. D. bore his
share of it manfully. Seven of the rob-
bers were killed in the fight, and three
Gied Of their wounds that same night.
One survives, who will probably recover.
He is we'll marked, having lost his nose,
and fore6nger. Seven Of them were
shot through the head. On one
of the robbers was found copy Of by
laws by which they werc governed.
The survivor says, their band was COM
posed of two Americans, French
men, FIVE Sidney men, and four Mcxi-
cans-that they had jus. commenced
operations, and had two days before,
killed four Americans and six China
men. Capt Davis had % bullet holes
made through his hat and clothes during
the fight. Doubted.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

+ Notice 10 hereby given. to the STOCK.
HOLDERS Of the COLUMBIA and STAN.
ISLAUS RIVER WATER COMPANY,
that an election fbr officers will b held fce
said company for the ensuing year, at the
Apaesicsn Hotel, Columbia, On Saturday, the
30th day Of December NEXT The officers 70
b. chosen are Trustees, . Secretary, Treas.
urer. superinsendsnt 4 Engineer. A full At.
tendance Of the Stockholders il requested.
JAMES w COFYROTN, HswSsnA
Dee.a, 1856. Il ,4,i
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

-6its) Irishman was taken away by
seven policemen, on wheelbarrow.
Gabriel came out unhurt, save that
his elegant features we're somewhat
marred By the fingernails Of Pettycoats
Perceiving that the fun was over, / turn
ed to 60, leaving the self elected Angel
Gabriel straddle Of . hydrant, edifym
the passers-by BY alternately BOUNDING
notes ofvictory upon his born, and crow
ing like an overgrown Shanghai.
Yours devotedly,
Q. K. PHILANDsR DoEsrIcKs, p. B.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

SPRINGFIELD DIVISION, S. OF ia
public installation of the officers elect
of Springfield Division, will be held on
Monday evening next. All interested
in the great cause Of temperance are
invited to attend.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

~ We arc indebted to Mr.. & Mrs.
Vanarsdale, Of the American Hotel, for
fine Christmas present. Their kind
ness will long be remembered by our
bachelor family.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

BAcKus' MINsrRELs.-This corps Of
Ethiopian performers has latterly re-
ceived valuable acquisition to its num-
bers in the persons Of Messrs. Ephe
Horn. Campbell, Bryant and Porter. all
formerly connected with Christy's Min
strels. The Backus troupe are now
unsurpassed by any musical company
extant.-Sac. Union.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

SUNDAY MovEMENT.-The Black
smiths Of Tuolumne County have a.
greed to close their places of business,
on Sundays, after the 1st day OF
J January, 1855. A good move.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
NOTICE

The Stockholders Of the Tuolumne County
Water Company, ere hereby notified, tina, .
dividend Of one per cent. on the Capi.
tai Stock, Of said Company. hes been declared
for December, 1854 payable 1t the BANKING
House OLD. q. Mills 4 Co. Columbia. on
Thrsuday, Jan. the 4th. 1855
J. w. VAUDEVILLE, Prssidsat.
r. A. RoRIxsox. Secretary.
olumbia Dec SOth, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

CARRIAGE OF LErTERs DrscoNTIN-
uED.-The Nicaragua Transit Company
have given notice that hereafter no let
tiers will be carried on the vessels Of
their line, by the company, to or from
the Atlantic States. Performing Unit
ed States postal service for glory, don''
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
BROADWAY
IL st aurant.

HNHE undersigned, having opened Res.au-
u rant snd Boarding House. NJ the old
Court Rorm. on Washinsscn Street, Colnn-
bia. would he happy to see shose Of his friends
and the pablo, WHO raay desire the comforts
OF home, or good meaf. at any hour.
u There il also connectedwith tho esfab-
lishment frst-rate BAKERY, whore the tss<
Bread, Pies and Cake can be obtained
-. LODGINGS can also be obtsins6 at
this establishment.
G. BEACH, Proprietor.
Columbia, Dec. 9, lS54-n.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

NJ On Christmas day we were treat
ed to a splendid dinner, by Mr.. Beach,
Of the Broadway Restaurant. Fer a
good meal, fixed up in fine style, this
resort cannot be surpassed.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

IMPORTANT TO BACHELoRs.-It is
announced by the Miners Advocate
that Miss Pellet, the intelligent female
Temperance Lecturer, eontemplates
importing to California, five thousand
Yankee girls. Each Division of the
Sons Of Temperance to receive a con-
signment for the use of its members.
Join the Sons, ye buttonless creatures,
before it is forever too late
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
IOWle Holden
MAIN STREET. ..CoLuMB1A

MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA.
IN TAKE pleasure in announcing e
Ef$ the public that they have just received
in addition to their former Stock, q goot
supply of
BoolEA Stationery, Jewelry, Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &c.
The CrRcuLArIxe LIBRARY has been in
creased many Volumes making it one of the
best and most comprehensive in the Country.
All the important Atlantic Papers received or
the arrival ofthe Steamers. Persons can b
accommodated with reading matter Of any
kind they may desire, either by the Volume
Week, or month, at low price.
Gold rings, Bracelets, &C., made to ordel
in aworkmanlike manner. Watches repaired
and warranted.
Remember We are next door to the Unior
Exchange, Main street, where we will b,
happy to see our old patrons, and a. many
new ones a can make it convenient TO call.
Columbia, December 80, l654-f