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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
WORTH READING-Wbv is il that 40

WORTH READING.-Why is it that so
many suffer and repins and drag cut misers-
Bile existance. untitled for the enloyments and even
ordinary pnisuits Of life. when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored by treatment s.
once convenient and safe we'll permanent In ts
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ultl
mating. in loss OF appetite. vigor and dstate OF
social Joys thaundersig tenders his professional
services, assuming the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient end proper prescriptions,
thorough cure aud sound body and mind wfthout I'm
pleasant restrictions hindranoe from ordinary bu-
sinees pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
oease either recent chronic structures an irritable
bladder. &c; also Scrofula, Asthma Rheumatism
Piles. SC. skfiifuliy and successfully treated.
DE-. Herris can be consulted, daily, between the
hours Of 10 and P. NJ and ITO 10 P. NJ, at LIZ
rooms, United States Hotel.
Ladies OF da icate constitutions or those SUFFERING
from complaints peculiar to the se1 are invited e
communicate or send their address.
In order 10 satisfy an Oft imposed upon community
that there is no Intention the patt cf DR.. IT, to
hameug them, he begs TO state that no fee or rem
neration will be received until entire satisfaction
shalt be given.
Call upon or ADDRESS
X, B. HARRIS, NJ d,
de ls-Sms u. .. Hotel, Richmond. Va
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From HAvAsA.-The steamship Cahawba arrived
at New Orleans on the 2lst, from Havana, bring.
ing S07, AIS in specie. There is nothing Of imror
lance in the way of general news. The PSeasa, of
the 18th, says Of the sugar market for the prsvi-
Gus week:
During tho week just ended, there has prevailed
the same animation In purchases for export as the
previous week, the greater part being for Spain,
Cowes aud fsin,outh. With respect to prices, We
and Il Impossible % make them cut from indiyId-
ual sales, Y hich have been very varied, and We
eon6nssoursesves to the remark that the advance
Of Il % a real the arroba, which we noted In
oar last review, did not continue progressing on
the contrary, some sales have suffered that degree
Of decline.
= The greater part Of the mile are now grinding,
and judging from Information W. have from some
OF them, the new crop will be alarge one, and will
soon begin 70 come tn, although IN small uAnti-
ties.
The last advices received from foreign psar1sts
are more favorable, which permits us to tniuIge
she hope that our great staple will recover ito for
xneg estimation.
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o, ADvassAss or cRlxslisE<--A young Mlss in Man.
~. ~ ssy Aswpshifs, while skaiIng The other
III Ssc se5osgh ths iss ints TWELVE fssf water
saesea hss spnntia she was reseusa - aAp
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DOGGETT h ANDERSON :

DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Sts.l
HAVE received their Fall Stock Of
IL French and American Paper Hangipgs. all quail
tiles; Floor OIL Cloths, Curtain Goods. Cornees and
other articles in the line of business which will be
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make TO order Feather Beds. Dolsters and Pillows
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses Of the best quail
ty and all other work IN oar line. executed by the
TO give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
IL respectfully solicited. Tse 2S--san
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MoLAssEs SPecuLATIos.--W noticed q lot of
molssses now landing on widgery's wharf,
which was originally imported into Baltimore,
where IL ccald have been sold for about fifty ave
cents per gallon, but was held for higher price.
Not finding sale there. II was reshippsd to Bos-
ton, and not meeting buyers there, WAS again re-.
shipped 70 Portland, where Il is selling II comes
Adveykser.
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4 HEAD QUARTERS. 1857

<T 1919 q = y - y, 1oOF'-
IA CLOTHINGl CLOTHINGM CLOTHING II 1
Wf Visitors 20 the Agricultural aud Mechanics
:-AA- Fairs, attentioni-f you are In want Of some
thing really neat and cheap in the way of Clothing
cost but at fair living profit, give me call and
will promise my goods, when quality and work
nsnship are compared. shall vie with the cheapest
K. b. SPENCE
oc23 No. 10 cor. Main and I3th sta
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: ron GENTLEMEN. -
MlIys, yrRY s,1rrRroR Doors

"a
We havs In store, recently rscisved and made
expressty TO our order, EensfMlMssortnent OF the
Aloys superior and beautiful BOOTS. some INSIDE
for Dress xud sosne that double soes and double
uppers. These Boots are too well known TO require
comment fron any quarter: and FOR any one to say
that they have Boots equal 70 Miles 10 persectly abb
sur There many dealers IN this city, that would
BE- very glad 70 get them from Miles but he refuses
g he has more orders his Boots than be I'LL
We have been customers Of his for the last twenty
four years. and to this time we have but very
lew persons who have not said Niles Boots tbs
best they ever saw or wore. Thee Boots are made
out Of very soft French Calfskn They 1t beautiful
u and ~ general thing they ara as soft glove
We are receiving new supplies u these Boots almost
every week, and our assortment Is generally VERY
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public to give Us q call when in want.
VS. have, also, large assortment Of gentiemen's
ne French Calf Caters for Dress, and also double
soles. These aaiters are really nice and good We
have known them to wear some of customers con-
stantfy for six months, and they tit elegantly, and
the price of them is from one dollar and fifty cents to
two dollars pair less than other Caters sold for
and we will warrant them to well, Il not Ion
ger than amy French shoes. All We have to say 10
our friends, In town and country, when in want Of
any thing In the Boot, Shoe Trunk line toeal on
PUTNEY WATTS, where they can find almost
eyerythiDg. DIS
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ssne-unrYx LEES REGULAR LINE
= s OF CANAL BOATS, Gate Cox's)
the only regasar line on the Canal.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Jno. Donald.
sULTANA, (new } Capt. VIM, b. Smith.
OLIVIA, Capt. j. 8. Wilkinson.
NAPoLs9Ss Capt g. y. Lsyne.
LYNcHBURa. 4. N. johnson.
These are sIl fret class Boats commanded by expe-
netced and careful Captains. and fully responsible
FOR any damages likely 10 occur.
~ They ieave every ether day. (Sunday's sx-
oepted fun OF noe full.
for freight apply az the Shed In rear Of the Gss
Works where q CleTk win at ell times be in attend
anoe 70 receive freight A. b. LEE,
O. It's Agent
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THS REcxET MrRDEE Al RooassFrR, ~ Y.-Ths
eoronsrs inquest on the body Of Charles W. Little
which was recently found 10 mutiisted condition
lying below the falls Rochester has been closed
csased, and her brother Ira Stout for trial on the
charge o. having committed the nurdsrous deed
Ths verdict also intlmates the opinion that third
person was accessory TO the crime.
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HOME AND SECURE SOME OF THOSE
~ BARGAINS FOR CHRISTMAS, AT JACOB A.
Emb1o3eries at half price; beaatiful style Cloaks
Nantes and busters. very low; Ladies' Hosiery
Skirts and Dress Goods of all kinds; Railroad Cor
SETS very low, to close; Hoops. Cotton Goods Blan-
kets &c &c and few of the new style Nubia silk
Head Dresses, in all colors, suitable for evenings
very cheap JACOB A. LEVY
de "a 10 Main street
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THE FLORIDA WA2.-Ths Tallahassee Floridian
saga
We have been permitted to read a private letter
from gentleman of Tampa, who says-ssit will
soon be learned that Capt. Casey's report Of $50
warriors Is all CANNON, and If less than 1000 ca
pable Of bearing arms are found when they are
gotten, u such thing happens, will much sur
prise me-" 1t Is the opinion of the volunteer OFF,
eers Row In the Big Cypress, that II has never
been explored.
Z The following, from the Tampa Peninsula, EN-.
bodies, We believe, the every latest from Cypress
Swamp:
We hear Of still another fight between Captain
etephens company Of mounted volunteers and
party Of two hundred warriors, at a newly discoy.
cred plantation Of ten acres In the Big Cypress In
which the former, on account Of the insufficiency
Of the force, were compelled to retire. Five of the
Indians, however, were known to be killed.
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E= ~ EzuHa NOTICE. - RICH
~ = N0gn AND pANvlLL:E
ExIEKOAU CJaEYXky.-NEw FREIllLT Ar
kANQENENT.-.pna and AMER the 9ath septemcsr,
tAss Company will receive freight 81 al kinae 81
Danvilie, OF Any ether station On the road. Also,
Auy freight frpm Lynchbnrg, or sisswnefs On the
line. and aiftp the same for account a. owusfu
FREE OF CHARGE
for frwarding. By Steamers or FAILING vessels - u
TnS RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY on NOT BE
PREPAID.
nils OF Lading will be forwarded tolthe consignee
and consiguors, when requested:
Insurance effected 70 any port In the United states.
Consgnors awaiting themselves of the above advant
Area must have their produce In the very best order
And must written Instructions In every instance
directed tothe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, 1t kich.
mond
Merchants and others purchasing goods here OK at
the North. send their stocks properly prepared
for transportation, directly to our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or at Dam
vile. Lynchburg or farther West II necessary.
Particular tcastsSa ffsstf1tcasns should be furnish
I'd the Up FREIGHT AGENT In every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELLf
ee A--d&css Supt. Trapsp'n.
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- IL
49, BOATS TO LYNCHBURG-TW1CE
WEEK-WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat OLIVIA, Captain WILKINSON.
81 VIRGINIA, Capt LOCKER.
LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt CLARKE
3" MERCHANT, Capt. PARSONS.
These all first class Boats and the cargo Of each
one Is insulsd.
These Boats load In the Dock. In rear of the Old
Gas Works. For freight, apply to
WIN. P. cox. Agt
At the Shed In rear Old Gas Works.
nclA-ta .5r.r-s. nork sfraat
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TALIAFRRRO FAMILY PLoUR,--y

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
= H0TTLING RsTADLIsHMENT IN YTITI
s rQlkcE. WITH ITS DOUBLE ski on sEI.T- AR
I'm lN1 naYsxNyHskAToRs-TuE OLDEsf o. THf
Ned soda Wnter h put mp By Nj Mr.DRMA i,K q
Also Lemon and SaTsspArillA Pop phllsdclphN Por.
70 and Az. champagne CIDER and brown Sroui.
9. Lager bssr. a superior quality IL mint ana INK
pint bottles. 70 suit custca1essx
~ y. MCCORMACK. - Drosd a.
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OFFICE SOuTH-SIDE hAILRuAU w.,
pxTxsssuRe, Sept Sd, 1857.
~: ss rsassspw1 ON AND AFTER
Skdk fsrss..sSsfssM NDAY next, the 7th
fnst and unit furisr notice. the following schsdrA
will be run aisr I'd daily lSandays exceI tedi By
the Passenger Trains:
NAIL TRAM
Leave Petersburg % O'Clock A. M.
Arrive OF Bnrkevile Junction) Is
at Lynchburg at.......--.-.. 90 p. ID.
Leave Lynchburg at. ............,. IL 20 PM.
Arrive at BurkeviIlo Uunctiop) "a PM
at Petersburg at.-.......... 6 70
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Is O'Clock p. M
Arrive at Burkeville {Junction) IS
at Lynchb1rg at........... 80 A.
Leavs Lynchou at....,............. 10 90 Pm.
Arrive 1t Burkevilis (Jspctien) 2ao A. NJ.
!" at Petersburg at........... IS A, n.
The Accommodation Train connects with the yir-
ginia and Tennessee Train, going West and coming
East: with the Richmond and Danyille Train at
Burkeyile; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South at Petersburg.
No 5-ts q. u. AJISUP. STUNT.
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IELLING At REDUCED PRICES.

CELLING AT REDUCED PRICES
We have on hand and selling at very low rates
large and well assorted lot Of Cashmere Business
Beaver surtouts, lack and Brown Cloth Frock Goats
i q, assorfnsnts Of Boys Over and Body Goats
BLACK ana Fancy Cashmere Pants, large lot We are
vets MeTfno and Black Fancy Csssimeres, Furnish
ing Goods Of all styles and grades. 0enfleman',
Travelling Shawls. from 81 20 STA
n. WALKER 4 90
de ~ las. corner of Main aud Pearl sts
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7 ~ BY agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty Of the Medical College and the atten ling
Physcians OF Bellevue HOSPITAL. In addition 10 the
usual weakly charge, fee varying from 81 20 $50
will be demanded of patients requiring q Surgssl
operation. The particular charge for any spechea
operation may be ascertained beforehand By applics
ton TO the Resident Physician or the Attending Ply
Aten!iS1 SayDeons.-Profs Gibson, Psticolas and
Wexford. .A-'.FI - 800 =
attending Pysicianf.- Profs. Tucker and CONWAY
Rssides.t fnysicidn.-Msrion Howard, n. d.
lNesoard--E. NJ. Parrish. rEi-t'
PRECEDENT u ifver1ndyy.-L 3. Joynes, II. D..
Persons In the country wishing TO send patients 10
the Inhrmary, or desiring information may address
the Prnsiianf or the Steward II l-dsn
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FOR SALE, &C.


ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
IL PLETE poR sALE.-I have one Of Soyes' "a
inch BURR STONE MILLS. with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family flcur, for
sale very low, comprising smnt Machine Screen
Bolng Cloths, Elevators, Shafts PnlIies. Belts and
Boiling Chests. al ready 70 be attached % Water
Mill or Steam Engine and capable OF making IL bar
reis of best Family Flour in twelve heurs This Mill
and Machinery has been worked in the city of Rich
mond about months. by George Merriam, decd
~ new. The present owner having no use for il
will sell 1t for less half Of the orig inal cost The
machinery can be and the price sscer tanned by
application at the United States Hotel.
y JOHN A. JETER.
hour into the finest Meal Sc &-dts
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de l5-Im Bel
WANTED-A good wATCHMAKER.

e AT COST AT COST Ten
"a thousand dollars worth Of Watches and
N2s Jewelry at cost, at the odd established I'm
&ks&!$ porting House OF LEWIS HYMAN, IS Main
street Sow Is the time TO bny New Years Gifts
and Watches and Jewelry, at save OF thirty per
workmen. at low prices and In short time. Don't
LEWIS LYMAN,
de 1l--lra IS Main street
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TeARTUL AccIpE-T.-A: fatal accident occurred at
Albany, N. T., on Tuesday evening, from the tgni-
ton OF q quantity of alcohol by coming In contact
with heated air. II appears that If alcohol is kept
eounned IN vessel in q warm atmosphere, gas
will generate which when coming In contact with
heated air, will ignite and explode. This was un-
doubtedly the case ia this melancholy affair. A
Mrs. Gray, on the evening nafued, wishing to send
some alcohol 10 her husband, was In the act Of
pouring ir from vessel TO another, when 1t took
IRE In the manner described and the bIazs COM
muncated to her dress, snveloping her In fame,
Her three children were in the room at the time
two little boys, and babe two weeks old, which
she had laid down IN acradle. The two boy rushed
toward their mother to assist her, hut with great
presence Of mind she pushed them away TO protect
them from the flames which were consuming her.
and then alarmed the neighbors with her screams.
She also threw the tin pail containing the ignted
alcohol from her, and the carpet and furniture took
IRE. The fire was qusnehed, but Mrs. Gray was
found 10 be burned to crisp. She fingered in the
greatest agony until about IL o'clock, when she
pifcd--retaining her sense until the last
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EOR SALE.-Sl0,000 STATE STOCK,
II in sumo to suit purchasers, by
jy lS-ts q. w. PURCELL a co.
STATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums To
~ suit purchasers
WANTED.-A few Shares Of Richmond Danyilis
Railroad stock, for which the highest market price
viii be paid.
Exchange on New York. Philadelphia and Balti.
i : CIV. PURCELL q Co,
ap25-H Exchan,s Brokers.
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
a. GATHRIaHT, formerly on 18th

r. GATHRIG HIT, formerly on 18th
A1s street. has taken enc Of the new tsnsmsnts
Just erected on Governor street. between Main and
and AZ others who may desire 10 purchase fuRNI.
.ss a.surnS them that he will sell goods ~ sasA
stock u much larger and great deal befssr tSas.;
sver hss been. consisting Of all articles usually kent
" nsfn.tqrs store toxether With large assosmsnt
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons In
want q any article Ia my line viii find Il 10 their
whore. Sf-->Ss 49,
- ss-am =. GATHRIGHr.
sALlAFERk0 FAMILY FL0UR.-Ws
vii commence IN few days raAking the sLovs
nequalied brand Of FLOUR - 80 s->ss
Persons Wishing % secure their supplies win plsass
18th street. - S~-ss ~ ns1 !"
anT-ts FALrATzRRo Rxrp.
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IMPORTANT YRox TIE Utah ExPEonfoy-- Movements
q Eae q. s. 7oops.-A letter in the New York Her
ald, dated Leavenworth, Dec. IA, says:
s4An express from the army for Utah has Just ar
rived at the fort. by It We have intelligence from
the command mp to the Sth Of November, the day
the rider left. Col. Johnston, with Gov. Cumming,
and the Of six companies Of the I'd dragons,
had Joined the main body under Col Alexander,
aud the whols force were at Blacks Fork, on the
6rssn river. Snow had overtaken them, the Their.
moIneter at times down to zero, and the animals
feeble many Of which had frozen 10 death, The
command Vas pushing for Henry's Pork, On the
Green river, blatant about ono hundred miles from
es!t Lake city, and where supply Of wood could
be obtsiued. At this point 1t would be obliged to
halt until spring. A little grass had been found
IN the valleys, but the snow was covering 1t.
The Mormcns mounted on Indian ponies, were
continually lowering about in small parties, STAN
peding and stealing such animals ss could be run
OF Between the thefts of these fanatica partisaus
and the cold, 1t was feared but few, IL any, of the
animals would be left arrival at the contem-
plated winter quarters. The Qusrtermaster to the
00vsrnor's escort had lost forty mules by STAN
peds. The officers 10 charge of the train exps-
rienced much difficulty In getting them up, owing
to the serious losses OF animals; while the suffer,
ings Of the sentinels guarding them at night were
very severe. Fortunately, the command was
hsalthy-the four ladies even In capital Spirits
The decided tone of officers and men for enter
ing the city soon as the elements would permit.
IN spite Of proclamstions aud divine revelations"
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Sc UNITED STATES MAIL
<T@d%EN0RFoLK. PETERsB iH And And
&sR / G The JAMESTOWN,
Captain p,fr1sh, leaves Richmond every Tuesday af
ternoon. City Point evening, and Norfolk next
morning "Wednesday for New York. =
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner. leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening for New York.
Returning, the Jamestown leaves New York. from
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond,
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping there
70 land passengers. She takes freight only for Rich
mond. "sFr't
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond, but takes freight only fof
Norfolk. North Carolina and Petersburg.
:. Passage and fare. Stateroom included. between
Norfolk and New York, 50: steerage passage, 81.
Richmond. Petersburg and New York, SO; SteeraEe
passage, SIS :.
NH II LUDLAM & WATSON.
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NEGRO CLOTHING, of ell kinds. con.
:. sassinR Of Goats. 0vercoafs. Munkey Jackets
rants v.se.A khtrtss hockn, Ae.. In sals Lee a.
% y WI. IRA sNIrH.
NklkD ArPLE0 AND PRACHE4. No
psss md fsa<hos. CHukCn 4 RlkNlNa.
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REMOVALS, &c.
DEM0VAL.--
N EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
G. w. PURCELL & co.

The subscribers have removed TO their new house
at the corner OF Main and Governor streets, where
they will continue the $3.50
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
Exchanges on the principal city bought and s,ld
at the current rates. r. sa
Foreign and American Gold wanted fUr. which We
will pay the highest premium. e.
Having prompt aud responsible correspondents in
all parts of tbs Union We are prepared 70 make cor
lections on the most favorable terMs.
We will pay particular attention 10 the sale OF
every description OF stocks, and will advance en-
same when required reasonable terms
de 2i Q. w. PURcELL co. q
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EXCELLENT GROCERY STAND AND.
-. ksIoCh fok sALk.-The subscriber, intending
10 change has business thu lat OF Jant,srv s,erf
vii sell ne stock Of GROCERIES, and DRY dOODs
ana rent ms store, on very reasonable teFus Al
nsrs nsorabs opportunity TO make profitable In
sSss.rishn WIN. GRAY.
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THE SIEGE or DELHI.
NOTICE .
= JOHN N. WILLIAMS,

~ NOTICE.
a6 JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Watchma ker and Jew eiler,
(roEMERLY WITH aR. JOHN HiLL,)
Has taken ths store lately occupied By 1hoe. Shep
pard @ shoe store, next door 70 Mr. James III
Iisms shoe store, No. East Main street, where he
keeps constantly on band 2 good assortment Of fine
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Sc, which he
sells low TOR cash. and warrants every article sold to
be a. represented.
All Watches sold at this establishment will be tho
roughly examined befos edeliyerd to the customer,
apd warranted TO perform well for twelve months,
without charge for repairs, unless broken.
R1r All kinds of fine WATCHES, such as Duplex,
Chronometer, English and Anchor Levers, Horizon
tai Escapeu,ents, and Kepeatsrs and ins Engiish
and French CLOCKS repaired in o workmanlike
manner and warranted to run twelve months with
out additional charge. unless broken; ,,o,,,,,
Hf5- All kinds OF JEWELRY, MUSIC BOXES,
ACUoRDEoNs. &c. &C. neatly and promptly re-
paired and satisfaction warranted In every article
sold OF repaired ct this establishment. by
JOHN N WILLIAMS,
rH No. East Main street,
Next door 10 Mr.. Jas. Williams Shoe store.
WANTED-A good wATCHMAKER
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CLOTHING.

ga Z. s. MoELROY,
N AER CHANT TAILOR,
NM NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE,
80. Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTlNdS, SC, which he il pre.
pared to make UP in fashionable style, on COOP
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with the
above. he has made arrangements with the well
known house Of VIM. T. jennings 4 Co., one of the
most fashionable establishments In Broadway New
York, to sun him with superior Clothing and has
now on hah9A assortment Of ali styles from me.
dunn to the est quality. All new sfyleswil be In.
troduced as they came out
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand.
&C z-d3m t. & McEJyOY
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r ACE AND DAMASK.-We have a
- splendid assortment of rich Lace Curtains, az
and IA yards long
kich Muslin do. 1 sac
a" Curtain Muslin
Damask Delaines aud Gimps to match
Turkey Red and French Chintz
White and Colofed Furniture Dimity
Co'ored and White Harsailles Quilts
Medium ami extra fiue Yei Blankets
S4 and i0assuperior Table Eamask
Dsnask Napkins and Doyles rttf
GSdoz. Towels -
Crib Quilts and Crib Blankets
Furniture Oil Cloth
80 pieces extra rich Tapestry. Velvet aud Brus-
sells Carpets to be sold at less than the cost of i'm
portation. CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP. 4