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tax. all such classes oi pcrs0us. as from dIss-
pihty or Otherwise, ought, in the Judgment OF
the General Assembly, to hc exempted.
ARTICLE XII
: SECTION | The business of tho 'rr,asurv
shall bc conducted by one Treasurer, who shall
hold his Office and reside AT the seat OF Govern.
nIcnt.
SECTION The Secretary orS,atc shall hold
his "tllce aud reside ut tho seat Of Govern
tnent. eas
ARTICLE XII.
SEcTIoNl No Convention of the people sbou
be called unless by the concurrence of two
thirdsof ,he whole representation in each iInnsc
OF the General Assembly.
SECTION 3. Nopart ofthis Constitution shalls
bc alfred, unless bill to alter the same shall
haVe been read. on three several days, in III.
tionsn OF Representatives. and on three seye4
raj days In the Senate, and agree to- at tile
scconc aud third rcadings, bv two-thirds or
the whole representation in each Nousc Of I'm
General Assembly neither shall any al,er.-
ton take effect, until the bill, 80 agreed "a,
shRiI DC ocpublishcd for three months previous TO
new eiccton Tor members Of the House of
representatives aud If the alteration propus-
g" oy tne preceding General Assembly, Shall
ne agreed To. bV the new General Assembly.
w "u', n'S' session, by the concurrence of
,Wo-'hirds of the whole rcprcscnt tation in eocI
House, after the same shall buyo been rrod nn
'Hrcc several days IN each, then dud not 9th
crw'sc, the same shall become a part oY th,
Constitution paw VI Wv"
Done IN Convention, at Columbia, in The Sta,a
'" So"th carolina, the twenty y-scvcnth tav
"' september, in the year OF our Lord ono
"oosahd eight hundred aud sixty-five.
ID. l.. WARDLAW,
Preoidcnt oftbe Convention.
Attest: JonN' II. SLOAN, Clerk of tho Can
vcnton. ''' oo"-
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nha Daily Express,
. PETERSRURG VA

as entered upon its fifteenth wear. in nm
N charged form, with new tynr. nnd.r
auspices highly fhtcring. IL has !IInrge and.
"sa'y ,"crsasing circulation and offers to mer.
w,'h the southern public. advan,a a cos
cd by none ""'"ecs SUI pass
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lHE CONSTITUTION
SOUTH CA ROL IN A

WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, ny oUR DELEGATES IN CoNvENTIoN
MET, DO oRDAlN AND ESTABLISH THIS CoSsTf-
TUITION FOR THR GOVERNMENT OF THE SAID
STATE:
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government of the United states

government Of the United States.
Observation-Disclosures johnson. NJ ,ronne,.
Sec ''""ee
New York. 'o""''' oh
;, secretary of War Edwin NJ Stanton, of
ofOh'o. Dei'i'so"'
Connecticut 's''' w
secretary of the ,nterior-James Harlan.
tSecrdtary Of the :reasury--Hugh McCul-
ough. oflllnois.
tucky. p''''"' u i>':'->
President of the sena,c-Gafayetto 8.
Poster, of Connecticut
speaker of the House Schuyler Colfnx,
surREME cQunr.
salmon {. Caase, Ohio, Chief Jnstice.
T. James NJ. Wayne. Georgia.
-. Samuel Nelson, New York
o. hohert &. Grier, Pennsylvania.
=. Nathan Clifford. Mainx
.. Noah IT, Swaync. Ohio.
q. Daniel Davis Illinois.
- Samuel Miller, Iowa.
o Samuel F. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Wingfeld Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses $ Grant. of Ohio
noj""nt General Lorenzo, Thomas, Della
! Judge Advocate .Goporo1 I ;,
D. c.! '''oph iloit'
y Vu"r'ermas'cr General, MONTGOMERY G,
the'gS, OF Pennsylvania.
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oB PHlNPlNGo Of every, class and STYLE
eg neatly executed ati this office.
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ARTICLE VII.

SECTION J. The Treasurer and the Sec. c,ary
a!Sth" shail be elected by the GrucraI Assem-
hiy,'n the Ho"sc oi Representatives, shall hold
tnrls "ilccs Tor four years aud sEall not be
engiHt Tor TIE next succrc 'ing term
HEcrioN2 All other officers shall bc apDoip,.
ca as they hitherto have been, unfit oiLcrwi.o o
alrGc'chb by law; but tlIe.samc pcrson shall no,
mold the office of sheriff Tor two consceutivo
tcrnis.
SECTION 3. All commissions sbnlIbc in tho
name and ny the authority r'hc State ofSor,n
C%oIlna. be alcd with the seal o the State
ana be signed by the Governor
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& SECTION u The Genoral Assembly. wbeI-
eySr q tax is laid upoh land. shall, atthe same
nt1es sti, impose cepiiation tax, which shallnol
be tcss upon each poll than one-ioarth oftLe
tax laid upon each hundfcd dollars worth or
VIC ssssssed value Of sbe laad taxed sxccpiiBR
'howsycf, from Tho fpsration ofsuclf feapi,e,ion
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SUES cRIPyTON r a7,po.

o,e. aaF.CRUTCHFIELp & co.
70 Petersburg, Va.
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ARTICLE VIII

All laws force in 'h;s Stnlc, nj the adop--
non "' ms constitution, and not rcpugnant
peaeh by The Gen raj assembly, except wber,
lncy are Wnpnstcy, in, which casc thoy shall
'Nrirr at the Times respectively limited for
NOR dnratioa, II not continuod'by Act the
General Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
FROM NEw.ORLEANs.
Gen. Candy and STAG Cone % Mobile
Plsgship Arizona Destroyed - RebeI
Lesislneure-Cottou Easier.

NEw.ORLEAys, "wednesday. March !, 1905
Gen. Candy and staff leave here to-day for
the vicinity Of Mobile
Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher arrived here yester.
day. and to-day assumed command Of the West CUR
squadron. vice Commodore Palmer. The latter offcer
will command the vessels lett at New0rleans.
The steamer Ariz,ne, inst fitted up flagship was
destroyed by fire 30 miles below here Monday night.
Five OF the perished and several Of the officers
lost all their effects The ArzJns vas one Of the finest
vessels In the feet and her lose viii he severely felt
The Rebel General Assembly Of Louisi ina adjourned
on the 18th nit, after three weeks session.
Factories are IN he started at different poiuts In the
State and ineasu es are 10 be taken relieve the peo
pie the exorbtan prices imposed Oil the necessares
VI life By spectators.
bill for the relief Of illegally dsfrsnchised people
has passed both Houses Of tie Union state Legislature
Cotton Is easier; sales Of low nidilng At 700 10;
mddling at 7ic and strict nldiI at 75c. Sugar
ranges at 81 a23c. Moasses, 81 per gallon. Cotton
freighte TO New.York ic.
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From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday, March

FORTRrss MONROE, Thursday, March 9. let5.
The steamer Illinois arrived his morning from
Port Royal s. c. with the 800 Rebel officers who were
placed under Rebel IRE in retaliation for SIMILAR e1'
posure of our officers at Charleston. They viii proba
bly, he sent " Varnia to be eAcranged.
The steamers Weylosset. United states and Star
arrived TO-DAY from Fort Fisher. They bring no later
news from Gen. S. hofeds army which still ma,ntaned
its advanced position some ten miles ON Wilmington,
aud until something definite is lcad nom Sherman 1t
would not hazard 10 far advance.
In consequence of the stormy weather fer o week
past many vesseshave put into the Roads for shelter
The ship Guy Mannefng. from New.iork, arrived
here to-day.
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NENpHIs, Monday. Msiel

u NJ M 11hHrHIr, aIuHuuy' Ii"IN" " '000'
tire broke out in the press room OF The
B4lles oaics today. but was soon s1tinguishsd The
damage done was mainly by water The loss will prob
ably reach 100000 witch ~ covered BY insurance.
Tie fire was tho work Of an inccpdiiry. So.
Eight bodies have been recovered from the wreck OF
tie steamer Watson, recently su9k. near y apoaeos'
Twenty. seven persons are stEIl missing. . "a.
The hank OF the Arkansas River IL ovefaowed. and
the water 10 stitl risine. - 19
Gueras continue their outrages outside OF onf lines
Gen. Wsshburno has sent an expedition after them.
Major Hawey 81 tho 5h United States Infantry, has
been Assigned 10 the command OF all the forces on the
vsst eide Of the Mississippi River from White River to
horgsLsla
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mixing the existence Of the Rebel Government or sng.
teach or permit any expression of disoyaliy to the
United States Several applicants agreed to these con-
ditions.
All Rebel school books have been ordered to be De.
livered mp Receipts are given to their owners for
- copies Of incendiary publications confscstcd."
Thee three large and wsllfurnished school build
ings in aieston-the Normal, st. PLillips-st, aud
Morris st. Schools. The Normal and st. Philips have
been damaged by shells. But enough Of this one sub
jcct for this letter.
RDcRUITISG.
Four hundred negroes have been already recruited In
Charleston. The nmost eegerness prevails to enlist
New York State, understand will have the benefit OF
these enstments. Gen. Littefeld Is prosecuting the
work with vigor. Maj Gen. slxton will return here
on Tuesday to explain Gen. sheman's Tor Secretary
siantons) Land System. Msor Flynn Is trying TO or
ganizs regiment Of Irish and German citizens fol
service In tins Department. and believes that he will
succeed In doing 20.
MISCELLANEOUS
The weather here is delightful. violets, hyacntbs
tulips and the tender grass peep out in every garden
The trees putting forth their leaves It's an Eden
IN ruins here. and the Serpent and Old Adam have left
Charleston. hike the Magdalen from whom the sever
less We suffer the exercised spirits TO como back. II il
10 be hoped that 1t will be redeemed and be true in
the future ~ II has been false In the past
Trade is slowly recovcrngthe rete trade; but there
ID no chance to make money here. will there be un
Ill the port is open to commerce. Unless this is done
there will be suffering here after the store OF rice L
consumed. To Illustrate the present policy. an re-
minded here ofan incident that occurred at Post Head
quarters Yesterday.
d. Williams. one OF the committee Of citizens
charged With the distribution VI the rice. called and
asked that order should be Issued requiring the
colorod people 10 meet 1T specified places one day,
and the whites the day succeeding. Col WoodfOrd
declined to issue 1t the ground that he did not intend
to use e words white, black or colorcd In any official
order His answer was quite cpgrammatc.
"sn: When approaches me with the, shield
ofoyay before lin, he seems so bright that Icapnot
see that be Is black and when he comes with the shield
OF disoyay he looks so black that cannot sec that
he is phtelr BERWICK.
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An E.peAis,sn 70 -. Msrks, Fistids.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March 9. 1856

The bulletin says: M ".
Tho United States steamship Bermuds from the
Fast and West M blocksding squsdrons tss srriye ell
at the Navy Yard She was due here on Monday
afternoon bat In consequence Of rough weather. and
the Lyysiipg OF some machinery OF Cedss Keys. she
was delayed.
She reports that on the 2,h Of February m eYpo.
dition under the command Of Brig Gen. Newton con.
toned at Key West ard the gunboats Honduras Brit
tans Magnolia and Hendrick Hudson started tor tao
purpose of capturing st. Marks. nEF
Tho result Of the expedition had not been heard ct
the tune tho Bermuda sailed. r
The Bermuda brings 400 sick ana discharged soldiers
and sailors. ...' I'D 90 i..1I m I'd l.rr 81" - .
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.noM THE AIRY o. ras POTOMAC
All Qaiet-Freshes II the Janes-Ex'
change Of Prissners-tscview-A Negrs
DivisIsn-RepsrseA Capture Of Lyneh.

change Of PrfsSners-Bcvtew-AN eSre
Divislsn-ReperseAC Capture Of Lyneh"
burg.
WARRINGTON Thursday, March .. lees.
Information from the Army Of the Potomac
says:
All is quiet in this department.
The freshet In the james RIVER has nearly subsidized
and the exchange Of prisoners has been resumed
A large batch Of released prisoners sie expected
down this morning.
Gen. Fosters Division. Of the Twenty. fourth Corpe.
was reviewed to-dsy Tuesday, by Major.Gen. Ord.
The day being fair. the review passed of well The
troops presented very good appearance and ELECTED
the highest encomiums nom Gen. Ord. we'll o. from
large concourse Of spectators.
colored Division Of the Twenty fifth Corps was also
reviewed and their appearances was equally CON-
mended.
report Is in circulation to the effect that Lynchburg
is in possession but 1t cannot be traced 10 any
Trustworthy source.
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RrOsss Cairo.

CAIRO. Thursday, March .. I553.
IL is reported that the cOurt-martial at Padu.
eah has acquitted Gen. Paine VI all charges preferred
against him.
Gen. Paine having accused Mr.. Alexander Of Padu.
cab Of giving false testimony before the military COM
mission last FALL the latter individual attacked him on
the street Yesterday with Oliver, and he forced
into an encounter. Alexander arrested aud lodged
In the gual d.house.
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Fight ~ BASKERVILLE Vs.-Cenhrmafies
.,.. or 0hcridan's Victory.
WHEELING. Va. Thursday. March 3. 1865

WHEEIINu. Va, IbuISday. MdlcHS IcoJ.
Official information from Cumberland, Nd,
Of the 9Th inst states that Col Thompson Of the LIST
New. Hampshire Cavalry. Of Gen. sheridans Com.
mapd has Jus, arrived at Winchester with 40 officers
and 900 enlisted men as prisoners and eight pieces Of
ariillety captured and DESTROYED
The principal battle was fought ~ Fisho,villc five
miles from Stsunton, Va.
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The a,eamer ReIaian.

PoRrLAND Ne, Thufsday. HaIce IeVo
Two heavy gums have inst been heard, prob
.blv tired from the steamship Belgian. which L. thought
to 10 below The weather at present = TOO thick to
signal her. The European dates by her have been an
Tho steamship Belgian, Capt. Wyhs. arrived here at
I:l5p
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SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday. March9. 1905.
Arrived steamship Golden Axe from Panama
With tie passengers that lei New.York February H.
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ApvAuxER. Thafszlsy.

1af ArpwAuxER. Thassdsy., Aarok 1865.
The banks Of this city decided, tonight, to
throw oct all State currency and adopt legal tender as
the medium for all trans ictionx Most VI the State
currency will be redeemed. aud the balance WI De re-
ceiyei st from 30 10 10 cents Oh The doaaT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

ST. LOUIS. Thursdsy, March 9, 1865.
/ The steamer Imperial, Of the 81. Louis and
Nashville Packet Company. struck bridge across the
Cumberland River at the Litter place, yesterday aud
sunk Loss ESQ., insurance, $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

ALfANY, Thnrsd March y ItoJ.
The Union Senators held caucus this even
ing for the consideration of the bill removing the fare
esriction on the Central Railroad. Is u understood
that no action was arrived az.
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BALrIMoRR. Thursday. March 1865.
Tie Susquehanna River is reported clear OF
ice this morning. Travel will be Immediately resumed
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ST. LOlI, Thursday, Marcbs, Itco'
The extensive pork house of Thomas, Henry
A Co at St. Joseph, burned on Monday. Loss
$500 600; insurance, ell0OW. .r-F-
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Han. Pe,ex spraxue.

I \ - ROsTON Thufsfay, March = Ieo0.
The Hon. Peleg Sprague, Judge Of the United
States District Court has resigned on aecouns Oh isns
health. = -
There is o heavy snow storm here to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
Political.
NRw.HAMPSHIRB,

The Republican State Committee have esti-
mated the vote Of the State election next Tuesday for
Governor. thus. sa'.ae4
Frederick Smith. Union l..."....,.....,.....s3tS
Edwsrd w. Harrington tDem. )........... .'Ull8
Doubtful OF scattering i'S'S
Dividing the doubtful vote, this will elect Union
Governor by as9i majority and carry ali the Union
Couxressmen. I'D. .-..
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arriya. Of the Palscu-Loss Of che steamer
W.rvcss uosn- everything Progressing
Smoothly In CharIcston-Advancc Of
Gen, Potter - the ssntec Niver-
Sherman Reported as Charlotte, NJ Co.
ReaurexsrA In HE frsnt.

The United States steam transport Fulton,
Cant wotton. from Hilton Head S. c., March 6 at u
o'clock D. H. arrived yesterday to tie United States
Quartermaster at this port
On Thursday of last week the steamer Harvest Moon,
Admiral Dabgreps temporary flagship, was blown up
BY torpedo while coming out of Georgetown The
Admiral escaped injury. One man was seriously in
jred.
Everything is progressing smoothly IN Charleston.
Traders beginning to open their stores and the city
is rapidly assuming business aspect.
Gen John T.. Hatch is in command Of the Northern
District Department Of the South, and Gen Schimme
fDig of the defenses about Charleston.
On the n. Z. Railroad TIE are running as far as
Goose Creek.
Gen. Potter has advanced 10 the s'ntee River with
out meeting opposition.
News has been received Of the total destruction Of
Columbia by the Rebel and our own forces
At last accounts Sherman had arrived at Charlotte,
NC Baanregsrd was lowering around IFS front.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
TROY CHARTER ELECTION.

The charter election in Troy on Tuesday re.
suited in the choice OF Union Mayor BY the aid of TIE
votes of many Independent Democrats. who were ~
solved to have reform 10 their city government The
Common Council stands: UDion, 10; Dem. g. Ind
DEM. D. Supervisors stand and 5. The Democratic
majority in ls6i for Mayor was ESQ., this year there's.
INA o.ity oi 10 the other way. ~ or. vy-;rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
WEST VIRGINIA.
The new State Government stands thus

y ~ - y NE"btH'H Mafon :, Iso5.
z Yesterday was the day Of our charter cleo.
ticn and glorious Union victory is tho result Tho
Democrats male Of their tremendous efforts; they
headed their ticket with one Of our prouinsnt Union
meu. who was weak enough ~ allow hh nsme to run.
the remainder Of the ticket intensely CoppcHsh We
have cleaned them oqt completely. by an average %
over 200 majority. We have lost about 60 Onion ma
who have just Joined the army. but We still hot
the reins The Cope look downcast Newbursb 70
members the negro riot .till
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tFsICy o. 81 Bh tIkSCK, tHAfLHs1oS, Oct ~ l13t.
To me pf1nte,4of Sorlh Caro,faa.
GIErIYsxs: fhe Goyann ent rsquies opehsif Of your
rr seDt crops Of nee oS the subeYce OF the army The
kice SLOWED that established by the Stse Colnnission'
nd ralIa a, the time Of del,sly At present Il - PEI
kushsl. '' lfsF -l pr. a ,.
IN obedience 10 r,,uciious purchases VII be nsJs ~hen
Aver be and in ats resored TO oby IN hoss
esses where becomes n.esssry M. highly dessbe ifst
soad scafsp from sseh sD,sr hi vilnsneu 70 eel hsf
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AZ a funeral at st. Augustine. fla . short tiD'
since. colored preacher charging On tie graft
tude that the freedmen owed 70 God for tho marvellous
dc,.eyancc that he had wrought In their behalf A.
repsated 10 us bis climax was somewhat In this wise;
my BRETHREN, Gen. Sherman has done much for US
b, bringing % many Of people out Of bondage Con
sa.on he's been our beneiactor BY defending Us nom
being i'm posed on and giving lands Brother Lyach
has deserved our thanks by his care Tor our spiritual
welfare, but remember my brethren. that the Lord
hss done more for rs than any oh0 man" BERwIcK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10
IrY1NnpIA GAZErTF AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
RoBBER1Es.- trunk of Mr.. James

RoBBER1Es. trunk of Mr. James
Carrighan, who keeps restaurant on hlng'
near the corner of Patrick streets, was broken
open last night and robbed of large amount OF
money. Last night the dwelling Of Mr. b. .:
Fleming, on Washington street, was entered
by burglars, who proceeded to Mr.. F.'s cham
Der and took his clothes, the pockets OF which
thew rihed of their contents, amounting to up
wards ofSl0Oin money, besides other valuables'
This morning the clothes were found by the
servant in the gutter and bunch OF keys on
the pavement. The burglars entered the
house through the back window. The prem
ises of John L. Smith, on Fairfax, between
Cameron and Queen streets, was also invaded
last night and a barrel of family shad removed
therefrom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10
Clothing, &c.
r E IT 0 v 4 L
a RNOLD s. FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESIlNGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS GOODS,
Having disposed Of our interest in the Aler-
chant Tailoring business, at No So King st., to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly, ard removed to NO, %, we
porpose to offer foryour inspection good line OF
the above goods: Our long experience IN the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us q great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell at q small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great Inducements to Gaiilors5,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment q great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand Give Us s. call and you Will
never regret it, at No. SO, King street, next
SEP 22-tf ARNOLD s. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT or
THE KIND IN THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1900.
70 KING STREET. no


WIN. ". ADAM calls she attention of his
w cid customers and the public generally,
to his large and well assorted stock Of
pI AAITTRnEo W. ~ Ahff oC 34L'4k r 923
GOODS, &C.. &c. he has just received large
stock Of Spectacles of all kinds. andis prepared
to suit the eyes Of persons Of all ages. Also re-
ceived a lot Of superior r RUBBER EYE GLAS-
SEES, American WATCHES, gold and silver, Of
all grades. Solid Silver Spoons, Forks, &c,
&C., manufactured of Pure coin, Also, Fancy
Silver Ware, suitable for wedding presents,
Forks, Spoons. Sc, Sc, TRIBE plated on
white metal, Fine Gold Pens and Holders-
He cordially. extends to strangers as we'll as the
resident public, an invitation to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere assuring
them that call will not insure the least obliga-
ton to purchase. Having employed the very
best American, English and Swiss worlmen.
he is prepared to execute Repairing Of all kinds
Of work in his line Work done for the trade
at reasonable prices. All goods and work war
ranted. Engraving neatly executed SEP 81