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The Agricultural Fair,

The State Agricultural State Fair has become
one of the institutions, and we rejoice to see the
hold it has taken upon the pop ular heart Its ben-
efts in an agricultural State, in enabling the farm
ers to interchange views and bring together In
common stock the fruits of their various knowledge
and experience, have been often dwelt upon, and
cannot be estimated Even if it produced no
direct practical result upon the interests of agri
culture, it would be worthy encouragement in pro
noting the social intercourse of citizens of various
parts Of the State. 1t is national aud improving,
as well an entertaining festival, presenting an
ngroeebie Interruption 10 the monotony of rural
life, aud enabling the aded citizens of the town to
refresh themselves by contact with the vigorous
and healthtul minded jewellers of the country. The
life Of the farmer is not only better adapted than
any other to the full physca and moral develop
ment, but. in the South, presents more leisure for
intellectnal pursuits, SO that in Virginia We have
the finest class of agricutursts in the country, if
not in tue world. In the North, the universal ten
dency is to city life, account of the want of re-
liable, permanent labor upon farms. The cities
absorb all the Intelligence, refinement and energy,
and exert deteriorating physical and moral infu-
ence upon the aggregate of the population. The
Southern system Of labor makes agriculture per
manent, reliable and diguified, and gives opportu-
nifty for the cultivation % the intellect and for the
Refinement of social intercourse. Those Virginia
statesmen who have been called to the highest
posts of honor and responsibility. have been mostly
country gentlemen, whose means and leisure have
enabled them to study the science of government,
and whose habits of command over their depend
ents, have prepared them for a wider sphere of
authority We rejoice in the success of an institu-
ton which increases the influence and popularity
of this mode Of life, life most in accordance with
the highest nature and happiness Of man.
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The Washington correspondent Of the New YORK
Journal Of Commerce, In q letter on this ssnh9ec'
has the following A constitutional question PFC
SCENTS tself to the power OF Tho General "ose'h-
ment to forbid the issue Of bank notes under t"eh
ty dollars:
The attention Of finauciers aud statesmen VIII no
doubt be turned hereafter TO the reform u syT
TEN which IL SO liable to abuse. Whetnef tue pre-
scnt banking systen can be retained It's present
form will depend somewhat upon the prudence
with which the banks may manage ths'. Shafts
nader the present tolerated suspehsioh. inere Is
a mode by which their power For evil can De
checked by the General Government, and that's by
imposing an excise upon their notes. This consti-
tutional power might be carried to such an ex-
tent its exercise, Us TO crush the banks OF issue
Ru, il can also be used was proposed by Secre-
fairy Guthrie, 10 widen the basis of metallic curren-
cy by preventing the Issue Of bank notes under
the denomination Of twenty dollars. In France.
10 paper under hundred francs enters into the
circulation and In England, none under the
denomination of Ave pounds.
The measure proposed would probably lessen the
number Of weak banks, the frequent failure Of
which has the effect TO discredit bank paper.
IL IL very probable that such law will be pro-
posed even during the coming session Of Congress.
The Independent Treasury system obtained thirty
three votes when first offered in the House by Mr..
Gordon, Of Virginia 1t WAS repeatedly lost, after
IL was adopted and recommended an administra-
tive measure. But there are few persons now who
do not admit its practical benefits
If something be not done to widen the metallic
basis Of the country, then the Constitution should
be amended by abolishing the prohibition TO the
States Of making any but gold and silver a legal
tender in the payment of debts. Specie payment
is utterly impossible, in time OF pressure, and
cannot be required of individuals any more than
of banks. The institutional inhibition is vir-
tualy dead letter, and will be SO as long as the
General Government permits the States to put 1t
out Of the power of individuals or corporations to
make specie payments.
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Crime i'm the Cities.

The Northern press teens with lamentations over
the gigantic spread of crime in their great cities
Their police reports present an appalling mass Of
robberies, murders, and rascality of all kinds
Neither life nor property are as secure in Lon
don Paris, auy of the cities of the continent In
those crowded old world towns, man is safe in the
most obscure streets at midnight. In New York
the most frequented part of the most public avenue
affords protection. Men slaughtered in their
own rooms, like DR.. Burdeil, whilst the murderer
dehes detection; and other men, not even having
money abont them to tempt an assault, are cut
down in the streets from sheer wantonness. The
journalists seem at utter loss as to the proper
remedy for this horrid state of things. A change
Of police administration to have no effect in
increasing public security. They put in new
Mayer and for time, the new broom sweeps clean,
Is in the case of Mayor Wood, but month restores
the reign of crime The State takes the reins from
the municipal authorities, and establishes police
commission Of its own, but the current of murder
runs as red and rapid as ever. The blame is
often laid upon the nertness of the police; but
when criminals are arrested, juries fail to perform
their duty These great cities are not only over
run with rogues and ruffians but they extend their
crimes and depredaions to other parts of the coun-
try We shall doubt have strong delegation
oil the rascsls in Richmond this week, and We ad
wise our country friends to keep bright look out
for them.
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ny SEWING MAcHlNEs.-The pro pr

B2y@ SEWING MACHINEs.-The pro prl-
etors of the Hunt Webster Il Co g Sewing Machines,
affrms that money is unwisely invested in any and
all sewing machines which fall short of this stand
ard -
LIST. They will STITCH, HEM, RUN and GATHER.
I'd. They make strong lock-stich that cannot be
UyRAvELLED PULLED OUT.
Sd. They stitch ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES OF the WORK
without forming ridges underneath.
4th. They perfectly SIMPLE, and the manage
ment of them EASILY ACQUIRED.
They BITTER MADE and viii WEAR LoSGtR, than
any other sewing machine eytant
aY- These Machines exhibition at the Vir-
gina Mechanics Institute and also at the store the
subscriber. Z. HORTON KEACII, Agent,
oc fit 81 Main street.
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An ELOQUENT Sermon

The funeral sermon Of the late amented JOHN
B. MARTIN was preached on Sunday morning last
by Rev. Dr. Hoge, to a crowded assembly. The text
was: sand Enocii walked with God and he was
not, for God took him. 1t was one of the most
eloquent and touching productions ever delivered
in pulpit, from which so many spirit-strriny dis
courses are heard 1t could not be otherwise
when man OF genius and of soul speaks of the loss
oil one dear to his heart. We hope this discourse
will be given to the public
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Glover CLEANING nI..hsu

Among the other useful pieces Of mechanism at
the Agricultural Fair ground, Is machine Of MIR
mA''he~ > hahie. OF Lexington, for gathering
'Dfesbing ana Cleaning clover seed. Mr.. Kahle is
an ingenious and enterprising Virginia mechanic
aad at the late Baltimore Fair, the machine he has
invented obtained a premium Of SO. We ask the
attention Of Agricultursts to this specimen Of yir
gina ingenuity, which the proprietor will cheer.
fully exhibit aud explain TO those who may visit
him
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na- COMMERCIAL AND CHANCE SPIcuI ,rIsys The
waoie world Is lottery, to which all the men and
sain, are continually drawing blanks and prizes
mou,n nave no charms were this not the case: FIR
~ ndna must nave something TO hope for in ordsr
70 eLst. Commerce is based upon this nacassit :, -,
@ nature; and all kinds of business and trade are
purely speculative, because nothing is certain III
iedse OF ms principle which operates so powerfII
upon society; and they will always DO sanctioned and
large majority OF the public who crave excitamen.
IN matters OF gain and desire to do so without heinz
subjected TO the oJures and loss OF time incidental
70 gaming: They are as strictly commercial As an
o.her business where risks are INDUCED in-f1r
ehahce rules every result whore investments are
made Hence 1t Is, that MessIs Swan Co. of Al.
iahta georgia, who draw lottery every SATURDAY.
are successful. They receive by mail, ten, Eve. or
two dollars and half for whole half or quarter Of
every ten appiications-while the ticket holder ~
whom they promptly send sometimes finds himseif
sAs p''ssTss'f Ist'ftane' &C T=ts
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REPORTED FOR rHE DAILY DIspArcH.-

e FROM kANSAS--FURTHEK FKUN Utah. =
ST. LouIs. Oct. 26--Dates from Kansas say that
Gov. Walker has issued proclamation rejecting
the returns from the oxford precinct Johnson
county, and giving certificates OF election TO tho
free State candidates. The pro-slavcry men are
greatly excited at this act.
The Republican publishes a speech Of Elder
Kimbali, expressing the determination Of the Nor
mons to resist the Government troops, and calling
on the women and children Of Utah to arms. He
declares they will have Brigham Young for Gov
ernor Of the Territory for life.
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THE CALIPORNIA WAGON ROAD.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 24--Messrs. Nichols and Reher, en-
eineers Of Magraid's wagon road train, have ar
rived here. They left Pacific Springs on the 9TH
uit, aud thinks that the train will winter at Fort
Laramie They report the cattle OF the govern
ment train diving fast and the mules breaking
down. Grass was very scarce. Col. Hoffman,
Commander at Fort Laramie, denies having caused
Mormon train to be oyerhauled.
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ELMIn., y. Y, Oct 24-The young ladies' riding
match, Of Chemung county, came of to-day The
race a five mile one and was well contested
Miss warborn Of Elmira, won the first prize and
Miss worden, of johnson settlement, the second
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Sale of an Interest in the Allegheny
Springs.

DIR. b. W. J.. IIoLT advertises his interest in these
Springs at auction. The sale will take place at the
Office Of Goddn Apperson on Thursday next
A good opportunity is thus offered to any one who
has tact for the management of watering places
who desires to make one of the best Investments
in that kind of property. The Allegheny water
ter has proved is great efficacy In disease IN n
great many remarkable instances, especially IN
chronic dyspepsia Among. those who visit those
Springs, reached by the Virginia and tennessee
Railroad it is well and most fayorably known as
one of the most valuable in the State 1t located
three and half miles from the Virginia and Ten
nesssc Railroad, beautifully situated among the
mountains in Montgomery county. and is reached
with ease from Richmond and Petersburg in one
day, and that before night We invite public at
tpntion TO the sale.
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~. Books. BooRs.-Persons in want Of Books,
will find at GEO. VI. VESTS the largest and best Sc
lectcd stock of Law, Medical Agricultural TheOlo-
gical and Miscellaneous Books aud at LOWER prices
Call at GEO. NJ. VESTS Bookstore,
Nos and 6, Exchange Place,
nnnrS hplnNv the pnst 0Ncn
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Main street, Dy ALBERT LlTCH- oc Z2-btT
ne Does any of our high livers ever eat too much
dinner? If any have cooks who tempt their appetite
little too far will tell secret that will lead them
to the enjoyment of their dinners without visit from
that equity old gentleman-Dys pepsia. Take dose
fDr. &Infors Huigor0tor after ering, and you tgdt
be troubled toith ind9 SioH but on the con-
trary, before the next meal time approaches the ap
petite will he sharpcned TO appreciate any kind of
food. If the food rises sours, the IHyi9oratOr will
fix the matter right at once for there is something
in it that to the expression of friend will let
eat gravel stones and take the INvIGoRAToR aud
they will digest We have tried it in double doses,
on one or two occasions for sick headache, and it
acts like charm.
What we want to say to our readers. young or old,
is if any thing ails you, go without delay and get
bottle of DIR. Sanford's Inygorator, and if it don't
cure come and tell u.s. for want to one person
that it will not beneft.-JerSey Shore Republican.
FISHER WINSTON and ADIE 4 GRAY Agents for
Richmond. Va. &C 20-d&c2w
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MARRIED.

On the 2Ist inst. ut Mr.. r. Adams by Rev. u n.
BE. Mr. ELwOOD sHUTE. Of phlladeiphia, g siiss
MARY A. HANsELL. of Petersbrg, VA
CHTBXLD r. MITCH ELL, Of AGoochland, to- Hiss
/ INDIANA G. HILL, OF this city. s. sM
y u. Wilmington IN. CT papers pleasecopys -
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E1- TIE great Steam Picture Depot, lss Main
street. is the place where visitors to the Fair should
procure their kenesses. The largest Gallery in the
State, and 20 Artists employed TYLER Co.
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~ NeTICE-ALEx'R HILL has Just received di
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over CATERS of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking riding. The above
purchased by himself while in London and
will be sold low for cash. or to puncual paying GUS
toners.
~ Remember the pace-the OLD WMTEHURsT
GALLERY-where You can get the genuine Double
Glass Ambrotype, large size for 30 cents, and Photo
graphs for $50, by ALBERT LITCH,
&C I2-6t* - Main street.
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IT, THE GIFT AUCTION sales will be discontinued
at evening, and take place each merning, at nine
o'clock, and continue till IL O'Clock every day for
this week. Country dealers will find superior
stock of silver plated Spoons and Forks. Casters,
Tea Sets &C. of 81 Main street.
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re- A SILVER Cup drawn TO the word "Hdno-
,xr" The holder of the ticket HANOVER" seriesNo
So will please present the ticket and get the cup
LARUs SHINE at the Gift Auction, 81 Main street.
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BS~ VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR
Those who are in want of Lkenesses cheap and dr-
rable should by all means visit Mr.. POWERS IMPE-
RIAL AMBRoTYPE and PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. His
AmbrOtypes are. without doubt. the best in this
city. If they ever fade change color yCu can by
calling at his Gallery. get your money back. His
prices range from 80 cts to $25 Isl Main street
door to the agricultural fair office. &C 21-lt*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w Dky~ Order Of Procession on the Oo2e.
don Of Laying The Corner Htone Of the MechaWe4
Institute. on Wednesday, 18th October, 1877:
The Profession will be fp1ned In front OF thant
sonic IInlI. on WEByEsDAy, 18th October, Isol ~
2ocioek p. n. preciseIy, IN Tie following erder
1st. Richmond Commaniery, No. 2, knighs Ieh-
plar, acting as escort.
End. Me,abers Of the Mechanics Institute, TWO ana
ard. board Of Managers Of the Mechanics Insti-
4th. Band of Music, followed by Master Masons,
in the order presc ribed for such occasions.
5th. Open Carriage, containing Orator Of the Day,
Chaplain Of the Lodge. PRESIDENT OF the Me-
chanics' Institute, and Mayor OF the City.
When formed thu Procession will move down
Franklin street to 10Th street, up 10Th to Main up
Main to 3D. up I'd TO Broad down Broad to 9th: down
9Th to the lot where the building Is to be erected
The ceremonies, usual such occasions, will then
take place. When the same are concluded, the line
will again form, In the above order, and proceed %
the Metropolitan Hall, where an appropriate AZ
dress will be delivered by the Rixht Worshipfui j.
LANSING BURROWS, p. g. q. q. L., of Penn.
Ha.. ST JOHNS LODGE, No. 81: The members
of ST. Johns Lodge. No. st. are hereby summoned tc
attend called meeting of their Lodge TO be held NJ
the Masonic Lodge on w Ed, y ESDAY, the 2sih inst
at o'clock p. NJ Members of sister Lodges and al
transient brethren, cordially invited to attend.
BY order Of the Worshipfnl Master.
oc27-2t DAVID KING, Secretary.
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MARINE NEWS.
VOTING LADIES' RIDING MATCH.

NORFOLK, Oct. 26.-Schooner Ann Gardner from
Kingston Jamaica. bound to New York, arrived
here leaking badly, with loss of sails.
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HA. CITIZENS and strangers who desire likenesses
taken, should patronize TYLER Co, who make q
first class Portrait for 80 cents.
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DIED.

On the a3d of (,ctober. at the fesidence Of g. VI.
H. Tyler the infant dau. liter Of Edward 8. and Mn
~ r. Napier. aged months and " days.
NN Pefernhnry papers please copy.
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NJ NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, of the best quality, of
all sizes, of my own make. and of all kinds. Also
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen. boys, misses
and children, of every descripton-each OF my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
AfEXR HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of b. ITS and Shoes,
No. III Vain 81. Richmond, Va.
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SoTIce TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DESPATCH must oe nano-
ed In by sir O'Clock in he afternoon In or"eI " up
pear the next day. The heavy pressure OF saver
tisements npen the columns OF our paper ~ns no'
go, Ar ,as,r reception after the hour named.
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BANK OF HOwARDsvILLE. I

BANK OF HOWARDSvILLE)
HoHaRDsvLLE, VA, Oct. ID, 1857. j
GEO. w. MUSPORD, ESQ:
Yours of the 9th instant, was duly received, and
in reply say that on reference TO the Committees
report to count the funds OF the Bank, l find that
we had in specie on the first instant, $30,452 81
and in checks on New York. regarded as "speeie
funds" $t.96l Us. fla more formal report is re-
quired let me know. Very respectfully,
w. A. TURNER, President.
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7 AW JOURNAL FOR OCTOBER
CONTENTS.
Legal Fictions
Lien of the Fi9r Facias
INJUNCTION: jurisdiction
Pictures; Machinery; Estoppel
Pleading; Notes and Bills
Recent English Cases
ConVeyance; Contract of Sale 'TEINyEE5yE
Building Fund Associations Usury
ASsumpSii; Money had and Received
Larceny; ASportaton
Selections OF Points Determined in the English
High Courts of Chancery
Guardian; Loan of Ward's Money: Assignments
The Appointment and Hi .hts OF an Admins
traitor in North Carolina
Bull v. Head Examined
Book Notices
Revisor's Reports
Index to Grattan's Reports
Nv. RANDOLPH, Publisher.
Gr Bookstore and Bindery I2l Main street
C4
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Lucsy EDlToE.-The editor Of the Stanton Vim
dicator announces tho reception of i've monster
"Pples each from single ladies' The largest Is from
Mss Harriet cleek, of Bath county. Va and weighs
one and half pounds 1t is to be exhibited here
nj the fair.
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SCI You CAN NOW FIND At ALEX. HILLS, Trunks
Vaces, Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all sizes, and of all
qualities and at all prices. according to quality and
Size and certainly low they can be had in this
or any other city.
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ALBEMARLE CoUyrY. Oct, I6th. 49,.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Oct. 10th, 1857
Personally appeared before me this day, Justice
Of the Peace of AIbemarle County, b. c. Flanagan.
Cashier of the Monticello Bank. aud made oath that
the above statement correct TO the best Of his
knowledge and belief.
JAMES L0BBAN, J. r.
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n9- PORTRAITS taken at the rate of 400 daily. by
a IN
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o. CITIZENS and Strangers, TYLER Co. S Gallery
is the largest.
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81 PsRTRMrs by steam, for so cents, at TYLER
Co.'S Gallery.
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MONTICELLO BANK,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. H. 1851
The undersigned, directors Of the Monticello
Bank, hereby certify, that the annexed statement
of the condition of the Monticello Bank, has been
carefully examined by Them and that they believe
the same to be correct.
n. III. MASSIE, President,
7. X. NELSON,
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
" W. SOUTiIALL,
JAMES L0BBAN
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SPECIE AT BosToN-The report of the Boston
Banks for last week, shows them to have $l,SSS,-
900 in their vaults, being an increase since the
pension, of S427 900.
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NORTH CAROLINA FAIR--The North Carolina State
Fair at Raleigh, closed on Friday. 1t was attend
ed by many distinguished men OF the State, and
among the visitors Edmund Rufin, of Vir-
gina. The number of persons in attendance was
5000. The address delivered by John l..
Bridgers of Edgecombe. The exhibition is stated
to have been successful.
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SUsPENpED-The directors of the North Carolina
State Bank held meeting on Tuesday last, and
determined to suspend specie payment.
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EEyn HORSES BOARDED BY THE Day,
WEEK OR MONTH. WITH EVERY CARE AND ATTENTION -
Citizens and strangers visiting the city during the
Agricultural Fair, who may wish to procure places
for their llGises for limited period. can be
modated on application TO subscriber at his resi-
dence upon The Plank Road, just South the State
Agricultural Fair Ground.
&C 26-2t c. s. PLEASANTS.
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ROOTS SHO Els.

81 BOOTS, SHOES, m9m
III TRUNKS, &c.-yisitors to ENTTrTN
the Fair are respectfully in y w
vited to inspect my stock of $1,000
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.. before purchasing;
They will find in my assortment every Kind adapted
to the wants Of the Virginia trade OF the best Nor
thern manufacture; and also full assortment OF
Boots and Shoes Of my own manufacture, including
2Dd pairs of Negro Shoes All of which will be sold
rs low as such goods can be bought for.
A call Is invited at No. Is Main street, near the
Old Market. :
N In
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JOHN C. PAGE, j

e JOHN N. WILLIAMS, former
"a ly with Mr.. John HILL keeps constantly
NsNZ. on hand an assortment Of hne WATCHES,
49, CLOCKS, and JEWEL2Y, which he cells
as low any other house in the city.
All kinds of fine Watches, such as Chronometers,
Duplex. Patent Levers and Repeaters, repaired in a
workmanlke manner, and warranted to keep time
for twelve months without additional charge.
All kinds of Jewelry neatly and promptly re-
paired
ment, do myself. JNO N WILLIAMS,
18th st two doors from Main St, near the
entrance to the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute.
0c
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GEORGIA FINANcEs.-The disbursements of the
Georgia treasury for the fiscal year ending on the
10Th inst reached S949 $780, and the receipts for
the same time S51l,7S99O. Of the balance of
si37 s261 the sum of 1926 56i. consisting of bank
stock il unaYailahle