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81. Louis Golden syrup.

IUsT receivedin packages Of 20 and 10 gallons, 5
- Louis Golden syrup.
Also Loaf Crushed al Pow dercd Sugars
GILtIL, HOOPER CO.,
msy3o-u Nae q aud Market street
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-JGdge Watts d.
rect from New Mexico, contradicts the death
OF Kit Carson.
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Cotton Yarns.
w Ill l. ELER g. WILsO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK coScERS, 800 MULBERRY
Va >f-k&F SEN Iokk.-Being IN constant re-
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sad aas ghsse aaa4e - EtiE WHE2lkE htA.soS
fACTEkisG COMPANY 80 hrss.4 ~ se~
fors - faily coeablae ms essrot4sls - 900 N
strazaeng, aad saeh es2naeau3 rseoiA-
nead.
HsTlne sees % fsverabie rsstts srea tosir aas ~
ar - .sE4 the hsesrheass 81 car frsr44ss - are
dsslreas that thsiF beaetts skeul4 - sAAfea - AZ
ear erst.res ka4 hen<s hsxe la1sEcssss o4f.stsss
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NJ arkets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The Canada will
sail to morrow; she takes the New Orleans
mail of the 23rd.
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An OssAvArosiE ARKEsrED.-Last evening
says the Louisville Journal OF the 2sth, a man
..-s
-, GALS himself William LLOYD, was a'rss. To-.
"A ON a charge Of being one OF the harper :
- insurrectIOaistA. LIE had ~"""
-.A al
the breast.
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.,osss- 4Asd, IA tae Sssy u sAsii
sa.ss GA IussiAy, tie isth day o isueenset 49, -
The right, utle Gaia, lnteresf 49, esA~.et : e
c. Asi-atars Gssa bad, MAJ ave Hsos :. 49, ~
IN and the toli8sing desc bed aots o. Tse "
izsa, staatsa Ia the stats u feaaesssei o -
I.ttissa sty a NNsAvilse beng Lots Sos LIS ana
Ia Ia wbat : ku0s1 tss h4FToSs oF1fe tlsel =.
tets sEich Is registered u ths kssahtsf oaee -
D4sidssa coaEty. Bo1k ;, page egF, aud 70 shseh
ssfsrusee : Haaae saF ia desoE.psios- hrt~s-
esee nzsss = deed istcEea tn ne fSses,
teris once u n4vidaen esaatys "a is1ok - p~&es
al ess saa 6zr9. 4 IS. asrehaal said AcLsnorei
bsisK iexied the PFopsrts ~ lehn = ne
LAHORE ~ sAt1sfy laasnens reaasrsa "a texof -
kssbert soois ssecatsf 4s4iast Jefls &. AcLEasers
Lssiea zo1h of oetsbsr, isssA
gANEs n. HINTON,
.sAsFi1 y naxtaesa soestg.
BE. c. naAEE, pspag sAsFia-
ass5-t4
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Mustang Liniment.


Mr.. 5. LIToa, Hyde Park, VI, writes: SO That tho
horse was considered worthless" (his case was
spavin) ''but since the free OF the Mustang
Lnimeat, have sold him for one $3.50 cash. Your
Eminent has been doiug wonders up here"
42o BROAD sTKEET, PmADxIPiHA, Pa.
(Ertyacs) q In lifIIng the kettle from the are Il
became unmana geahle, tilted over, and scalded my
hAads very severely, almost To crisp 1t
aNgai sight Tbs Mustang Llnment appeared 10
trae, the pain. IL healed Fapi1y, without soreness,
and left no scar Of account Truly yours,
&C AKLEs FOSTER
Such language this Is bat the constant and hatu-
raj echo wherever this article Is used
This lInimont Is iadisPcu sable to planters aud
owners OF horsis aud mules. Mr.. JoHx DANHKIs,
Of Montgomery Ala, sold slave Tor $500, who Nas
raised from after aselessacss by this IIaimons
Every family should have IL. Is. very particular
and enquire Tor the Mustang numeR, and take no
other.
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, EaFope, snd the Islands Of the oOean for
IS cents, 59ceaGs, Aaa o. per bottle.
BARNEs & PARK, New York.
nov2s-omdtwkw
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CAN DID ATES.
For Attorney General.

&c We are Authorized tOanno, nee VIM. G. BRIKN,
Of Davidson county, candidate for Attorney Gere-
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circul posed Of the
counties Of Williamson DAVIDSON and sumner, at the
next election.
R1- We are authorized to announce r. W. HAY
WOOD, OF Davidson county, a candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson, " Williamson and sumner.
octl9-te
Sc We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, of sumner county, candidate for Attorney
General in the Ninth judicial District, composed of
the counties Of Sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election 8lay next. octl4-te
E5- We requested to announce s. L. FINLEY as
a Candidate for Attorney General or the Ninth Judi
cal Circuit. Election May 1860.
oct lite
ES- We authorized 10 announce JAMES E.
RAISs Esq, Candidate for the office of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties of Davidson, sumner aud Williamson
Election next May. oCt3-le
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RHEUMATISM

or years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tumors Turning Sores, Scrofula. sun Joints,
Feious, s~elings, Burns, Bites, Bulls, Chaps, Neu-
ralgiR, salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complalnts npon
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30

Es- At Burlington, w, few days ago,
Miss FANNY HowARD, daughter OF DAslEL
HowARD, Esq. formerly keeper Of the How
ard Hotel. New York, yzs married 70 THrs
s. EvAss, Esq, an American resident al
Paris, where be known as dentiss-ln-chiel
:, sss .. '"';'N H's''s'' the Emperor S'''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30
A MAGNIFICENT Chance.

L WILL sell my Farm Franklin county, Tenn, On
Il Rock Greek, slN miles south west OF fuilnhoma,
consisting Of 500 or more Acres % Land. Il be
divided INTO two places. Il has on Il good improve
meuts-tie best of spring water good Grist and
saw Mil and is within four mice Of three cele 5rAted
watering places
For farther information apply TO B. r. WHITE, on
jAbs2-wf B. T. WHITE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30
Consumption and Asthma Cured.

DR.. n. JAMES discovered while IN the East
n fncics aeertain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
n BronShnIs. Coaghs, Colds, and General De-
bhity. The remedy discovered by him
shea lie ealy ehi4, daughter. WAs gwen up
- to die. He child cured aud n nos alive
and Seh. lesiro1s u benenting hs fellow Enortalss
be Wiii send 70 thoss n ho Nish a, The recipe
Co1tairlns fuii dlreciians for naking aud sac
cessfally using tsls remedy free, On reoept "
th~ir names nth stamp for rsfrrn Isastsee. j
Address o. 2. BaOWN 4 90 ~ eDa - John "
street, AsH Ierk Cay. wSn ~
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County Trustee.

Es- Weare authorized To announce JONI W. MAR
u = candidate Tor County Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octll-Id
R5-Ws are authorized to announce HARDIN
BUStICk candidate Tor the Office OF County Trustee
OF Davidson cOuaty, at tue ensuing March election.
oCt5-td.
sr- We authorized to announce HENRY L..
JUSTICE as a candidate Tor County Trustee, al the
ensuing March election. seplO-te
Hs-Weare authorized - announce TII0S. T. SAUN-
DEkS candidate for the Office OF County Trustee
OF davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr2O-td
Es- We authorized TO announce SAMUEL
AMkNT candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. apri9-td
Hg- We are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;tns.t.ts for Trustee OF Davidson cOun
~, at tbs re xt Marcn election aug20-te
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River News.
Steamship Canada.

q LOUISVILLE, Nov. 29.-Tbe river is falling
with 81 feet water in the canal.
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Fer Sale al a Bargaia.

NEW nszs 91s starr nrirk fs~sllsas llasse s~e
~ kasss - soEuh asa tastsrn, sztsAse ~ cbssas ;
erss a.iasilsa. ga kasses strezs, op9sale III hef-
naaa asElisse PEE fertA4f tafoFnsAiso1 saaqFs -
Tie pfsa1.s o. a. tkia oezes. ssf-sA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30
Criminal Court Clerk,

es- We authorized To announce r. II. CAMP
BELL Candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election. auglj-te
&C. We are authorized TO announce CHAS. +. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at The
next March election. July4-t
&c Weare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, Candidate for re-elec 10 the Office Of
Criminal Court Clerk neXt March election. myI7te
III We are authorized To A.uounce pr. T. N
PATTERSON as IA candidate for CriminaI Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. maya I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30

A ISo, On hand. Preserves, rtRe Apples, Pickles
n Fouiato c4tsaP. Sauces, oysters, safalnes. sal
moas, Lo6sters, Se., kc- Fruits, orAzsss. Lsnseus
haissas. Fsa. Casg-4ts. c.sf0s. a.. CAss~- -,
..ssea tsnkas, xe- spl1es, aeAs, As. 10 BE sold
CHAs ROBERTSON,
setsT Se.zl AarketEsreet-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30

MOLASSES-i he receipts have been more liberal
during the psf week, but the demand has fully kept
pace with the supply, and have noticed further inn
| prOvement IN prices. The weeks sales h We en-
braced some 10 600 bbls, ncluiiag 1000 o-day,
range OF 40GD4lll for prime and choice aud 36G39c
for interior and ordinary half bbls selling 4O9145c
| q gallon, Accord toquality. o-day however, tie
market has been heavy, prime 70 choice IN bbls sell
| Ing at +OGD41c p gallon.
COFFEk-The demand has been moderate, with
sales Of about 5000 bags during the Al steady
prices, including day Isl bags IL &c GIT 4
255 at IL y 600 at Il1s O. at II, and 50 2254c =
Ii We quote ordinary lie low fair To fsIr III u a
Ike, good fair at ~ and prime II s2l21.c q 10.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.

such as Ring bone, Gall Scratches, spawn, Poll Evil
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, sc are subdued AAd cured by
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For sheriff.

NJ We authorized TO announce JOHN X.
EDMONIS0N as a candidate for sheriff OF Davidson
county, ut the ensuing March election. oct26-te.
II rive authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON "A candidate for reelection the Olhce Of
SHERIFF Of Davidson county, ut the ensuing March
election. sepL2otd.
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OT navidsoa cosnty, a. = ruaaway. Nov. I'd,
" tS61. negro m&n Who say biz name , lies ~
and that be sslo1ss - fcli1 koss, 81 kctherford
coeuty Isnsessss sid 6oy IL atcit aftx yetE ED
feet aches hixh. =at ~eigns zeoai lac lf'unla.
aea = - copper e.sler. TIE WISER y requested 20
eosns faF9-fd. prove property Ena Fay CHARGES -
the i : directs THOMAS HO1-OS,
res 1s-ta J4ilor q Nashville, 7 80
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURED
On

DARTIES purchasing their goods IN the piece can
l. have them made up IN any style, and OF any
sortmout Of sizes, at charge Of per the
nett cost.
The subscriber having many years experience Ia
the business, with unusual facilities, for the manu-
facture Of extra Tine and medium clothing can ofer
great Inducements 90 those Who prefer ordering their
goods Ia bay ING them ready made.
}. r. SHOfWEIl,
Railway, New Jersey.
KNTERkNCas.
MessTs. J. II. DANIEL a 90 Columbus, Ca.
- ". q. a A. K. ASDKKws, ntgomery, Ala.
Mr.. A. c. Van, Milcdgeville, Ga.
uoVs-WlnI.
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Fine Winter Boots and Caters.
JUST RECE IyEu

TENTS scotch BotGo Ineo Cali Boots
~ - - 90 Caters,
80 Quilted = Boots
a. English Lace shoes,
. Fine Pump sole and stitched Boots,
g Double sole Waterproof
large assortment OF tho above aud various other
style for sale atlOW prlccs, by
JOHN kANAGE.
movie II ~ College Street.
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Death OF Washington Irvf,
Flom washington.

IRvISGToN, n. Y, Nov. 29.-Washingtt
Irving died last evening.
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NOTICE.
Take Notice.

HAVING just returned from New ork aud other
Eastern Cues, with large and splendid assort
mcnt Of American, French, En- lish aud Germ :
Toys, to be sold cheap, by wholesale retail
CuAS. ROBERTSON,
No. l. Market street.
P.S.-Country Merchan lswiil pleasecai and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere. oct27-If
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30

TOBACCO-We have noticed some inqIry during
the past week Oh the part Of one buyers, but
the offers have generally been below the reduce 1
rates which holders were willing to accept, and the
saels tar made public have ched barely 100
hhus., of which all have been on private terms
except hhds. at s. &c
We repeat our quoIltions only for reference They
entirely
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A BLO0DLESS WCTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold of
AAONENEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity ofthis Invaluable Retne.
- dy has been purchased by citizeEsof the United
states during the short time t has been before the
pubic. The reason for thseXtraOrdinary success Ia
simply in the &ctualtruth and value OF the article
No one buys the MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. 1t performs all that is promised
and carries with IL its own recomme ndation Truly
this isa victory-peacefuland blOOdess-but We be-
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itst-ain OF carnage and desOlation.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly tho
greatest StrengtheneT and Pain Destroyer that Sci
ence has yet discovered uyou putthis Plasteran
where, II Pain is there the Plaster viii stick there
untithe Pam has vanished. ThePlasteI magneti1es
the Pain away and
PaincannOteXiSIwheret hiSPlaSteriS applied
Rheumatism, Lameness stiffness, Weakness De
bility Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds Pans and Ache OF every Kind .doWnev
To COrns are IMMEDIATELY RELlENED and with
tile patience, PERMANENTLY CURED. by the mag.
calinnuence Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL is the
simplest sCrest safest heapesiren
edyin existence. tsApphestionisunversal-
ly 10 the strong man the delicate woman, and the
teeblcl ntalt. To each and allit Willprove a Balu
and blessing. Its use isagreeAble and without an.
noyance OF trouble. It's price IL withinreach ofAl
rich or poor allmay havet, ana allshould have ~
whoAre sick and suffering IN any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be SUP
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Ii will be the
Good Physicianin any household ready At aIt ines
and atlnstant notice.
Put p In air-tighttin boxes. Each box via. make
six to cight pasters and any child spread them
Price 25cents box ,withfull and plain directions
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EHueHtoTdHd Proprietor, 10 Halker street Ae,y Forl
NOREHEAI'S MAGNETIC PLASTER IL SOLD 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
JUly2s-deOdAN lyin
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and stigmatize The South. These wouId he iudica-
tice. @s N 4s-sss ''l''''o - 80 1as-
he would not deny that there exists m l;s state
serious apprehension in regard to She cense-
4uences Of this agitation. There were p,eY, al III.
sou,n % VINO, while wishing that this Government
Bgas GonsIhne prosperous and happy, still recog-
hzed Inc Iact that clouds and darkness were gath
erlng over the future, which only the eve of the
seer couid penetrate. His constituents looked
closely 70 the Demoeracy of the North az the Ma
tionai allies Of the Constitution and Of The sonth
Admitting that bad men had sometimes used the
prestige Of Democracy for III, and had abused jts
confidence, still they nsst recollect that L had
been fruitful Of great Names and great deeds. IN
WAT it had been the countryts friend: n peace II
nad eontribs.tsd largely to The country pros
perity Its dlsbandment row would be serioua
calaBsIty In critical periods Of the csuntrys his
tory y had been the savior of the constitution and
Ine m defender q the country honor ita principles
had become part Of our mental laAitudes. and he
trusted II world be adequate % tbe stfs,ernna
conflict ahead of NJ v " e1'tSN
II, said he, the Democrats and orr American
Tends sosaa not be able to interpose for the seer
tvton, Il shall counsel the people Of INV st,te. tn
ofssr the most eHeetHa3 resistance and yhaIl urge
tneM y Hing themselves back on their reserved
t.9ns ana upon the nasisnabIe rights Of the State
% which owe ny first ard last allegiance fAp-
paass from the Democratic benches and gaEls.tiesI
E Mr. Kellogg, of Illinois, would do an in.ulf to
IN 9a tesings and sense Of propriety if / dsd not
y. i. - IaiIicse eppuftanIsy to make apology
to this House for the o-be-regres,e 80
renee which took place IN this ball Yesterday Il
was an oaense to its dignity--a breach Of RI har
mony and deeorum, and for it tender to this body
my egrets and my apology 80
M. Logan after what has been said by my worthy
colleague, conceive II 10 be my duty 70 sav ~ n,
TINS House that. i in the excitement Of yesterday.
corum, regret it very much ana hone H iii nj
of the House. ~ ~, 80
Mr.. John Cochrane moved thai the Hense do
now adjourn. Carried by vote of IL to 10S.
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THE COTTON MARKET UNCHANGED.


PORTLAND, Dec. l5.-The steamship Nova SEQ
tian, Capt Borand, arrived at this port this eve.
ming. She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the Both
ut, and touched at Queenstown on Thursday, LIST
inst, bringing four days later advces than were
received by the Persia at New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The steamship Bremen
has arrived at this port with Southampton dates of
the both nlt. Her adyices are, however mostly
anticipated by the Nova Scotian.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.-The sales of cotton for the
three business days since the sailing of the Persia
amount to $4,000 bales, of which $500 were taken
by spectators and exporters.
The market closed quiet. There was but lin
tied demand, and prices were weak, but nomnally
the market is generally unchanged there being no
quotable change in prices.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The funds evince greater con.
fidence, and have advanced on the quotations by
the Persia.
Consols for money closed at 96s to 96a.
LIVERPOOL Dec. - The advices from Man
chester continue very favorable. The market
closed firm, with good demand for nearly all de-
scriptions of manufactured goods. The highest
quotations by the Persia have been fully main
tanned.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-The sales of Cotton for two
days "wednesday and Thursday amount to Is 600
bales, of which spectators and exporters took
2000. The market remains generally unchanged
inferior qualities are difficult Of sale.
The Liverpool Breadstuiis market closed gener-
ally with declining tendency, all qualities having
slightly declined since Saturday.
On Thursday Breadstuffs closed quiet and steady
at the previous days quotations
Provisions generally closed with declining ten
dency. On Thursday the market was quiet and
generally unchanged.
The Cunard steamship America arrived out or
the 9th ult., and the Bavaria on the 2sth. The
steamship Vanderbilt arrived out from New York
on the Both ult., and the City of Baltimore on the
lst inst.
The general intelligence by these arrivals pos
sesscs little interest.
Invitations have formally been issued to the pow
ers that signed the treaties of 1915 to Congress
which will meet early in January, probably at Paris
The London Times publishes numerous accidents
to grain-laden ships in the Mediterranean in conse
quence of severe gales.
Henry OiConneIl, third mate of the American
ship Flying Scyd, has been committed for the
murder Of Antonia Lesmoche, seaman.
The Government of Naples has consented tc
allow the French Government to lay submarine
cable from Gaetta to Corsica.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-16
Shaking Of the Daniel boone.


a t.. Il Il a8s y
From an extra Of the Vicksburg Wing of We'd
nesday we extract the following particulars Of the
loss of the steamer Daniel Boone
The Rev. W. r. Barton, who was on board,
writes as follows:
GooDRCHs LAsDIse, Dec ls fH59
Lear Wing The Boone sunk here tonight. at
Il O'Clock. escaped with my family. Rev. 3.
+. Mullins and the watchman Of the boat came
nobly to my help, and the dear little ones, with
my wife, escaped unhurt. Thank God! kind
family on the shore have furnished them a bed for
the night. I returned after my family escaped.
and got their wearing apparel, which they had put
on on retiring, the clothes we have On is our ali
OF worldly goods. My books, papers, trunks and
baggage all gone, though the clerk thinks some
OF the trunks may yet be saved from the wreck
The boat was crowded. Several iaEsped over,
Not known whether any we're lost. Ifear so.
In haste, Inly, W p IA perny
LATER.-From Mr.. Cnrd, who was passenger
on the Boone, we learn that about TWENTY-FIVE ner
sons jumped overheard when the boat commenced
breaking: Some of them were saved, but he Is 81
OPINION that lew were lost. All tile ladies got
rich's house. - " ss -T9 -,
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HYDE & GOODRICH'S,
COR CANAL AND RoYALsTs.
Every variety of Imported and Domestic made
W0 C Ii na.

Every variety of Imported and Domestic made
Watches.
Having had continual relations for thirty years with the
best English and Swiss urers we have facilities me
qnaled in this city for furnishing WATCHES every shade
OF taste We have in Europe different manufacturers
whom we give and styles and who make these
goods for only. SPORTING WATCHES, Of the highest
finish; Watches winding without Key; REPEA1ERs and
EIGHT-DAY WATCHES; LADIES PLAIN and ETausCAN
GOLD ENAMEIED and Ola M0ND BACK WATCHES with
Chaeaines match the celebrated FRoDsHAM and JUR
GENSEN WATCHES, and other varieties from $50 800
Diamond Jevelry.
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Richard tile Third for
lhe second time drew very excellent audience
last night. Mr.. Barry Sullivan was in better voice
than heretofore, and in some instances the repre-
sentatlon of the traitsthe winning traits especi-
aliy--of the willy Richards character, was mark
ediy effective and elected appreciative approval
1t would be an endless task, a labor of love, and
loves labor lost, to detail the idosyncraces of Mr..
Barry Sullivan in his Richard the III. He PLAYED
ita Ia Barry Sullivan and Barry Sullivan only Still
it was marked in some instances with flashes, not
merely of cold artistic merit, but by sparks of
genius. The best evidence was in this, that he
held his audience on the tip-toc of interest, and
when an actor does this he achieves much