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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
fssb!s n q

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W Field, Abinsdon: r M
TaIe, SDyth; CONWAY, Fredercksbura; 8 s. Bar.
hour, Cuipeper; w T Spingng, Lynehbure: WIN
Dixon. w Minor and family, Alexandra; 4 Mar
shall, Fauquier; w T Jarman, Albemarie; Il 8 Isaac
Augusta; II Shackeford, Culpeper; r Harris Abe
marie; " FL Fowler, Alexandria; II Pitts, King
Wu; Dejarnette, Spottsylvaua; w G Claiborne
DauVille; Echols, Monroe; @ Boyd and Iady ]
Wood. Clarksviile; T Coghill, w A Ccgbill, Caro-
line; 5 Scherer, T Pculson. Hanover; w Arthur
Nansemond Hart, N Y; R Baylor Essex; w A
Edwards, King VIM; A Cox. Tenn; C Wright Al
berare; ID N Bernard. Petersburg; Welsh Va.
J Gran, N Y; J Whitemo-e, Da B Wexford DR.
VIM Slscott Hugh Scott, w H White, Fredercks
burg. 8 t35s77t
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Robt Saunders, Williams
burg; Seden, u A; NJ Jones, W Mallory, Pc.
tersbuIg; w M Abbott and lady, N Y; Whitman,
Farrnvile; Sharpe, Lynchburg; + Calwen,
Calwell, White Sulphur; r Steptoe, M nderson,
Bedford; L II Castleton, DIR Rves, Brunswick; Il
SAMPSON GoochlaDd; Hobbs, Chesterfield; r Hall
Va; w Allen. DR.. Planter, Mr. Hackett, N H;J Gait
aud family, Fluvanna; Jones, U s N; 4 Dix
Va; Cunningham, Amherst Jacob Reakly, N C; Fl
q Smith, Goodman, Charleston; w B Duval Ce-
urnbia; c Devin, Prince George; Coburn Pc
tersbnrg; Hamey, NC; d Z Hopkins, Baltimore;
5 Jackson, Sussex; L Hammond, Norfolk; T i
Jeffnes, Phila; w Eiiason, jr, Va; T De Costa
Richmond; S Gates and lady. N Y. E.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-SD D Leake Goochlsnd;
d Brown A Harvey, Farnvile; g w Legare B
" Cromwell, c; q Brown, Nelson; T s billiard.
Spotsy ylvania; A IL Branch, Chesterfield; C Feath.
erston, Amelia; w Booker Paducah; w b Feath.
erston and ladies, Lynchburg; w Milton, VIM
FIeshman, Louisa.
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U-DR G. B. BRAINERD.- pa. BaA,.r.. -.
1e consulted at the Exchange Hotel until ass.sSs.
IN IN January 1874, from to ii A. NJ, and q
,rs.,5 y 5 ra De short, therefore let al Who wis6
treatment apply a. once. Correspopdeufs Nv -
dressing me post Paid box 70i, New Ycrk c;t, ~.
ng the nature Of their case, and whether tie evs-
oa, oa m % large also whether The eye
obtain advce or treatment for ten doIl.r. - sis2
case the pay tor advice viii be deducfeo Ths rcc.
favorabiy considered. - s.. 80 80 Po" Poor
DIR BRAIEERD has restored persons to psrfeet .;.s<
in cases of partial and total blipdneu Of frnr n
weeks TO 50 years standing by from 10 seeonSs a.
Tinutes appicston BY scientific method Of his sws
discovery, without cutting, pain or wash
DIR. b. has also cured cases of infau nation ~ -
ons and aggravated grades pain from an intolerance
OF hght ghte6nrss loss Of sight from ~ ma
near-siEniedness. All of which have remained per
mauent to the present moment.
For abundant evidence of the facts stated refer.
ence may be had to statements OF persons treuted
ana published Ia the city papers. Many of thesa
persons may be seen at his room, at 10 A. 10. or p
M OF each day-at which hours, DR. B. will perform
experiments on the cases that may by present.
ed. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call aud
witness the OK perments 80 4 ~ q - n
r >. See notice above for hours and days. Those
who de not see Dr. BRAINERD within the time stated
may tail TO him at all. - ag-Gt :
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RICHM 0ND, va
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY Q. 1854.
IRIT OF ,rUE PRESS

Saturdays Mall devotes it's editorial columns to
swe!l prepared summary of current events.
The Pssny Post has leader upon it's future
prospects from which we learn that it's sis
"a certain as any future event can be-"
The Enquirer publishes an article from the Wash
ington Union. upon Mr.. Douglas report on the
Nebraska question, noticed Saturday in the Dis
patch Commenting upon this article, the Enqui.
rsr expresses it's pleasure to ud that the Admins
tration avail. itself of the first occasion throw its
whole weight on the side of the South in cnntro-
versy of extreme delicacy and Importance
"From this pcrilous duty Mr.. Polk shrunk and
General Taylor marched over to the enemy
Here is NortAera man, truer to the South than
her own sons
The Hkig also has also something to say about
Nebraska. ''Some doubts are thrown out, whether
or not the Administration will support bill which
does not recognize the Wilmot Proviso opera
tive in that territory If not aud schism ensues
between them and their best friends, 1.-THE Free
soilers according to the Wkigl the consequences
must be disastrous" The Wig introduces the
flowing extract from the Washington correspon-
deLca of the Petersburg Democrat:
ssNhen the bill comes up for action, you may
look out for old.iaShioued wincing and cayorting.
II the Administration support it, the Democratic
Free Soiers will bot the party III body. Squalls
ayeexpec:ed."
And concludes with the following from the
Washington Sentinel;
1t seems to Us that the proposition TO extend the
principles of the compromise OF 1850 to Nebraska
viii force skulking poiiicians to show their hands,
aud to come oui plainly in the face Of the country
II it has that effect, it will render greatservce t0
the country no matter what It's ultimate late may
be.
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PosTPOEED.-The examination of the ne
gro boy Daniel charged with shooting and main,-
int slave owned by Mr.. Davis, will not take place
until Friday next when the physicians OF the
wounoed negro think he will be sufficiently reco-
vered 20 appear IN court and testify. DIR. Bolton
states that Mr.. Davis man has lost one eve bv the
shot and that several shot have been taken cut of
his face
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I'LL NOT LEAVE THEE-

Il Oh. the old Clock of BARTHOLOMEW'S stock,
it's the last of the fifty, ana neatest, q
Though ITS hands not gold, yet its time is told,
And IT'S bell the loudest and sweetest.
No friendly choice has bought the last Clock,
And to see them all sold makes me smile;
But listen to me, just come and buy me,
Or else, my kind friends, must sple.
Now, who would leave this last old Clock, o
When all of the others are sold,
Pve told through the summer the hours of each
day, sss,It
Aud still will I tell you now, cold
If you wish for to buy this last old Clock,
Because that its time proves go true,
Two doors past the Dispatch, up Governor street,
Isthe place-kept by BARTHOLOMEW.
So, q happy New Year to all of my friends.
Who have dealt with me and given me employ
ment; $40, .{t
still will repair ell their Watches with care,
And wish them this year much enjoyment.
;a
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CREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

W REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPIiIA.-On and after MONDAY
Philadelphia can be obtained of this Company over
til ir route, via Washington. the; following terms
viz. -s. -4s e
To Baltimore. ........~.............$6 90
To Philadelp lphia % %
Which to the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Balti-
free of any extra charge whatever; and as live
daily lines between Philsdelphia and New
York at rates varying from 81 to IS tor each first
oass passenger, ard proportionately for second
GLASS passengers the public be no loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York. AZ
The Through Tickets named above allow reason
BILE sojourn in Washington and Baltimore, without
detriInsnt 70 any privileges conferred by them.
s. RUTH, Agent Of Transportation. =
Office n. 2. b. p. r. X. Co. ~ Z
i,h, {
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. Z. 1854
communication from the House OF Delegates
was read, aud the bills referred
Communications from the Clerk of the Court of
cond Auditor IN reply to resolutions of the Senate
were presented by the President pro ten, aud or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. PARKER, from the Committee on General
Laws. reported several bills among them a bill
to provide reassessing the lands throu ghout the
Commonwealth
Mr.. DOUGLASS from tho Committee on Finance,
&e, reported House bill for the relief of Thomas
Rutherford
Mr.. SMITH, from the Committee on Banks re.
ported several bills Incorporating Savings Banks Ia
various portions OF the Commonwealth.
them the following:
By Mr.. MoNcuRE-To incorporate Company
TO mine Tor gold in the counties OF Spottsylvania,
Louisa and Goochlaud
BY Mr.. THoMAs-To incorporate the Alexandria
and Washington City Railroad Company.
MIR. THOMAS presented petition of citizens of
falriax county, asking the enactment of prohibit
tory liquor law.
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
To-day had been fixed for the consideration of Sc
veral internal improvement bills.
Mr.. FUNSrEN called for the bill in relation to the
Gooney Manor Turnpike Company.
Mr.. STUART moved that the "order" be laid on
the table, which the Senate refused.
Considerable debate then ensued upon the inter
lNiipTOEeIlertpOney O1 tne state, anu the pOHcy
which should be pursued by the present Legis-
ature.
Mr. SAUNDERS moved that the bill lie on the table,
upon which proposition Mr.. WHITE demanded the
ayes and noes The vote was, ayes 23 noes 81
Mr.. WHITE then demanded the previous Ques-
ton ON the passage of the bill The ayes were %,
noes l6 .
GoRDoNSyILLE AND ALEXANDRIA CONNECTION.
Mr.. SHAcKELFoRD called up the bill authorizing
the Board of Public Works to subscribe to the in
creased capital of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road, in order to make connection with Lynchbura.
The roll was called and the ayes were Is, noes 70,
as follows:
AYEs-.Messrs Barnett, Brawncr, Chapman, Creish,
Fuusten, Hall, Irving, johnson, Marshall, Martin,
Muliin, RANDOLPH, Roger, Shsckeltord, Steenrod,
Tate, Wade, .Jr, and White-I8.
EoEs-Messrs. Amber, Arthur, Baldwin, Braxton,
Buswell, Campbell, Harris, jones' Layne, Logan,
McE lhenney, Moncure, Old, Jr., Parker, Paxton,
Saunders, Shands, stuart, Tazewell, Thomas, Th0mp-
son. Winston, and Witcher-IS.
Mr.. THOMAS, who voted in the negative, moved
that the rules be suspended in order that the vote
rejecting the above bill, could be reeonsidered.
After debate between Messrs. THOMAS, SHACKEI.-
FORD and JOHNSON in favor of reconsideration, and
Messrs. STUART, CAMPBELL and JONES against it
the rules were suspended: Ayes 30; noes IT,
The vote was then reconsidered and the bill made
the order of the day for Friday next the 18th inst
BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn appointed Messrs. SAUN-
DEHs and MARTIN the Senate's portion OF the
joint committee to examiue the Bank of the Old Do
mnion at Alexandria.
On motion OF Mr.. CREIGH the Senate adjourned.
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REGIMENTAL PARADE.-The first Regi.
rnent OF Virginia Volunteers will parade IL front OF
the City Hall, this morning a: II O'Clock. This
parade is to celebrate the memorable battle of New
Orleans
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FUNERAL PROCESSION. Grove
No. 2, U. A. o. D., were out in procession yesterday
morning. preceded by the Armory Band, to bury
the remains of their late brother james A. McAllis
ter, who died on Friday morning last, in the Bird
year of his age
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THE HUsTINGs CouRr will be ia session
to-day at IL o'clock. The criminal business this
term will be much lighter than usual, and the docket
may therefore be cleared
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FIRE.-At7 o'clock last Saturday night, a
Pile of lumber, near the carpenter shop Of Mr. N
w. Walten, on 7th street, near the city springs,
was set on fire. but the engines being on the spot
shortly after, the flames were soon exiinguished.-
Loss small
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DEAR BoxEs.-Henry Shaeffer & Co.
were fined 81 and costs by the Mayor last Saturday
for leaving two boxes before their door ell night on
the 4tn inst.
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DOSE or SALTs.--On Wednesday last, in New
York, an cid woman named Catharine FInigan died
from taking an overdose of suits, administered
through ignorance by her daughter. She took a
quarter CT apound-ainply sufficient for tour doses
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UNwELCoME MEssAGE.-The Washington
and New Orleans Telegraph Company were nlulci
ed in the sum of 81 and costs fer obstructing I7t
street with Telegraph post
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The RIcHMoND SACRED Music SocIErY
will meet this evening al halfpas o'clock. at the
usual place
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VALUABLE INvENrIoN Commission
merchants and others who occupy tall houses, ami
often find 1t necessary to remove heavy and light
goods from the basement to the fourth or th sto-
ry above, will no doubt be cratifed to learn that
Mr.. +. l.. BATES, of Baltimore has succeeded in
inventing light, cheap and handsome Hosting
Machine, by which one man can easily perform as
much work as two can by the old method This
machine is erected upon scientific PRINCIPLES, ana
alter having been thoroughly tested is said to sur
pass every thing of It's kind yet discovered in this
country. Attached to the wheel is a check by
which it can be stopped at pleasure, adding great
iiy to its convenience in case of accident. But
is greatest recommendation in our opinion, is the
amount of labor saved by its use, which, of itself,
mnst be high recommendation to merchants and
others, when laborers are commanding such ex-
orbitant prices as at present. Already we find
that two of our enterprising business firms have
availed themselves OF the advantages afforded by
this new invention, and many others will do go as
soon as they see its operations in the large estab-
lishments of Mr.. E. II. Skinker on Pearl street and
the Messrs. Crenshaw, on the BASIN By referring
to our advertising columns the reader will ud the
notice OF Mr.. Bates, who is prepared to supply
our business men with his new and improved
Hoisting Machine at short notice and on moderate
terms.
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The Perham Gift Committee" not deeinins it
safe proceed with the distribution OF the gifts
by lottery, in New York, have resolved to proceed
TO the District Of Columbia
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DEATu OF AN IssENToR.-Captain Warner, an
English inventor, whose experiments in destructive
missiles created great Of sensation few years
are, died suddenly in London few weeks since
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TaE IrALIAS OprRA Tnnnnr uiu

another entertainment tonight at the Theatre
Thus far they have been greeted by crowded houses
and their music has been most rapturously an.
plauded. The bill for this evening Is very rich
one, and will doubt draw out the .fashionables'
by the hundreds
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KossuTH AT CossrANrINoPLE.-Accord TO
the following from the New York Times Kossuth is,
probably before this, at Coustsntinople:
We learn from private sources, entitled TO credit,
that Gov Kossuih left London for Constantinople on
the 23d OF December. Of course he would not have
taken this step without intimaton from the Sui
TAM that his presence there would be we,couie
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him 10 engage ss's Asve Navaen4
but sn assertion that he IL not pbilantsscrsc ~
nevoienf, requires no refutstion bof ~ ~ -
comes WITH az iii-srace from fawuine syoo2hs-e
fsctor, to obtain few paitry screa cf lard. -
gs L. z BULKELRy
NJ. "a Counsel OF Ole Bull, 10 wan sfrs:f.
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papers of yesterdsy announce the death Of Dir
Samuel Mcclellan, which took place in that CRY on
Wednesday, morning, Ia the 54h year of his age
Dr Mcclellan was y talented, popular and inluen
iiaI phyfieian
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BAD News For TURFMEN.-A late number of the
Mobile Register contains the following
Sallie Waters, the pride of her owners the boast
of her breeders, the dependence of the State, and
thevictress Of every the last seized
with lock.iaw on Wednesday. She is a sad loss to
Ler owners. syR
She cost an immense sum in Kentucky last year,
and was considered trump card for the State
game" TO played next March ON the "Metarie"
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kAMES ID. ELLETT, General Agent
~ Office on Governor slreet, oposite the Dispatch
Oficecsp lee found atall hours, ready to attend C
any aud all business in LGe agency line, such as sell
ing apd hiras out Negroes collection of claims, sell
ing and buying all kinds of produce, renting out
houses &c &c. Gel7-ts
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip-
tJ ton manufactured ard sold by


10th, between Main ana Cary Streets Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of an sizes and styles, and
every other variety OF SAWS that may be called for.
Al Saws stamped TOLAND Il BURGER, wsrrsnted
TO give safsfaction if not, being fairly tried, will
be exchanged or the money refunded
Straight enins, retoothng and repairing of all kinds
Done the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE TIE WORLD to produce a
Circular Saw, either large small, that cannot
Htral4 4hten, matter from what how badl ?
=. may have been sprung or bucsled.
All Circulars warranted TO run true, de iE-6m
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SAD AoorDrrr.-On Friday evening

SAD DAcoIDENr-On Friday evening last
young lady named Miss Martha Wilson, an etn.
ployee 10 the Manchester Cotton Factory met with
serious accident while returning home from her
days labor Having reached the North abutment OF
Msyos bridge and being anxiousto to get to her resi-
dence on Byrd street, between 6th and 7th Streets
she determined to take cut and for that pur.
pose climbed the small fence that divides the
Richmond and Danville Railroad lot from 18th
street. The reader will remember that the South
line of this lot is divided from the river by high
aud heavy stone WALL which finds its Eastern ter.
miuafion at the abutment of Mayo's bridge In
climbing the fence her object was to pass along this
wall and thence by Haxalrs mill homeward but as
she stepped upon it she staggered, lost her bal.
ance, and instantly thereafter was precp tated to
its base below, distance of about twenty We feet
crushing her left ankle badly that it protruded
through the skin. and otherwise bruislng and iniu-
ring herself severely, that it is feared she will
MOREOVER. As soon as possible after the acci-
GEM, the unfortunate young lady was conveyed
nome, and Drs. Brown and Bolton Immediately
tfor, who promptly attended her, and did all
they could to relieve her sufferngs When Wa
heard from her on Saturday she was then suffering
severely. OF course the poor creature has no one
to blame but herself for her misfortune, and we
trusi IL may prove warning to others who have
been In the habit of making this wall thoroughfare
to do so no more. The wonder to us s that falling
from such height she was not instantly killed
Between l and 2 o'clock saturday, consultation
OF physicians was held, when an operation was de-
tefmned upon, and shortly after, DR.. Johnson, as
| sisted by Drs. Brown and Wilson, proceeded to am
putate the broken limb just above the ankle Yes
terday afternoon on enquiry, we were glad TO
learn that the patient was doug as well as could
be expected. Miss Wilson is about IA years of
age, and had just obtained employment in the
Cotton factory. Being depende mt on her own exer
tons for livelihood, we trust the benevolent la
dies OF city will that she needs nothing that
can add to her comfort ~.t
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Snow fell in our city last Saturday night
to the depth Of two inches. .a
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Havinae FEMALE TEACHER for our girls, | will
give board and tuition three little boys
Eiris, d > -. idu its II. L. IAYLUR
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

rT- The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that of all the Daily papers of Richmond
combined. AtA
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WARNED Up.-Wm. Day, q worthless
By order Of the Mayer for stealing wood from solna
person unknown. Plugging creature 90 utterly
worthless. has other eject than 10 brise bis hide
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f. FOR SAlE-A Lot near Nanches-
ELL ter containing acres, which is large and
CONVENIENT Dwelling, in thor ughr pa'T witn
cei!tAt Kitchen, servants hLust, stable, carriage
house, and every convenience and CO. B.. - t-uly
nsy REQUIRE. This OF t;iUIdS cellent garden
II usually salthy, enOIds excelieut er, from
winch . fire and con msnding view the city
Rlrf"oGd Terms accc IN unoaLIng APPLY to
de2S GULER G COOK, Agents.
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The lost WATCH advertised in the Bulletin the
last week N October, has not been returned. Will
reward the finder, II. p. TAYLOR
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ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT

LNNCOURAGE lhUlNlA Lux 1Ohl-
~ ERS!-OHE OF THE CHEAPEST STORES IN the
UNITED STATES Fos GUNS, GOLD WATCHES,
Sc at HENRY HYMANS,
No. &c. Main Street, Richmond Va.
Double barrel English Guns warranted, for SO %
- Stub and Twist, war
ranted, ID U
Double barrel English Guns, superior. Stub and :. =
ph. ,atssst md heat 'inprovad Patent Gun 10 %
stsei Wad Cnttara each So Sod f Is
$50 Wads in a box, for u
Powder fiasks, q
Bowie Knives. from %to W
see 0eo Percussion Caps twarranted 80 In box 1t
30 cents per thousand.
100 coo Anti-conosive Percussion Caps fStsrkeyJ
best,) &C 37k cents for 25e.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind st all prices
Colts ReyoIvers Aliens Pistols aud general sssor-
msnt of sporting articles too numerous 60 mention
Gold Matsnes ~nlon run On 'e~s''' = go 90
r,olS r .,ers "a ;ewels -.s.tes5ss "a %
is carat Gold Levers. Is jewels. warranted Tor ~
IL months, A. -. ~
Gold English Levers from $So % ~ ~ ~ ~
Gold Chains, from xto ~ ~ y,
Gold Fob Chains, from :. ~ - - ~ ~ ~ ~
s'., Soiu t.y.,as -. rra,is,s5 az %
And q general variety OF SILVER Isnie snG as. aes
SPOONS, JEWELRY Of every descnpuonsS I. Fancy
Goods. &c. sc. ur,NnA q .s
Drees Importer Of Guns, and the only Importer o.
Gold Watches, &c. - =. so
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l OOKlNG GLASSES.-Ioilet, Shaving
IL aud Mantel Mirrors some of the newest pat
terms. For sale by
6e2s ZIMMERMAN.
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4 EATHkR.-We have on consignment a
~ large lot Of country tanned LEATHER, consist
lug Of iusset and black Sides Kps, Calf Skins OAK
damned Sole Leather &c, which wit be sold low
EGGLESTON & CO,
'ae No j. Pearl Il.
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E'OR II | K E-A fist rate BLACK
n SMITH, fer the coming year, of good character.
Enquire Of
oe 81 KENT. PAINE KENT.
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{ NECK BOOKS. - Over 100 different
~ kinds Of Check Books, embracing many sts les,
are fo sale at l2i Main st. Also all ot1eI Mercan
tlle Blanks, and Stationery of all Qualities jag
n EGRO BONDS and Fills of Sale, for
IN sale 1T kANDOLPlFS
jar Book Store and Bindery.
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STORAGE.-Having commodious store will re-
celSe IoD4Cco fIouG. W at, &C, Storage, at
the usual rates. and will effect insurance the
If desired. Ija5-2R J. "A.
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ELY SIRAINERS-Jelly and Pud-
~ ding Moulds, Jelly Strainers, fresh supply just
received for sale by
ja4 ZIMMERMAN