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Opcnfng Of Winter.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, November 2S.-Thc
thermometer is G' above zero Ibis morning.
Ice is two inches thick, and Lake Cham.
plain is frozen over between here and
Crown Point. Navigation on the canal
is about closed. NJ. 80 :,
ALBANY, n. y, November 2S.-The
canal is frozen over. The Division Super
intendent isrunning breakers and keeping
up navigation. n :
RALEIGH, n. G., November 2S.-A snow
storm began here this morning with cold
PErEEsnuEG, VA, November 2S.-The
ilrst snow OF the season fell this morning,
and it has been showing ever since. No
Indications OF clearing weather. "''.
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SAN francisco, November 2S.-Tho ar
rival Of the steamer City Of Sidney, from
Sidney, vim Auckland and Honolulu,
brings the following intelligence .5..t,;
The steamer Collier, from Monroyia.
heavily laden, foundered during a heavy
gale of. Botany Heads. 4 Seventeen souls
were on board, and all were drowned save
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ConSniLL is amusing himself these days
with shaking his little head in the pres.
eace OF his friends, just to show that it is
hard and inst. Can't the Attorney General
hand Corkhill his head on Il charger MS a
sot Of Thanksgiving turkey? Corkhill is
in the way. . i.s ..tl' .sTr
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
NO MORE DlsMlssALs OF OFFICIALS
Cona'cttd With the Star Route Casss--A Pathetic
Incident In Bisslou's TrIai-Mel,liie to Sue
VI fora Dltoree--Gsntrsl Gon's new ,Ap. G
t! polhtnent-Capltai News Notes. n

WASHINGTON, November 2s.-It Is statetl
anthoritatlvely that the question OF further
dismissals or appointments In connection
with the Star route cases was not referred
TO ut the Cabinet meeting to-day. The
whole session was devoted 10 the consider.
ton Of the Presidents message and other
executive documents to be sent to Con.
gress. XIII. u" tU#,
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RAILWAY NEWS.
The First Trains Over the Valley RAJ
yyaJ-Tlse G0nnccffotfx of rho ffn,rf

The First Trains Over the Valley Rail.
WaJ-The Connections ofthc Road.
CLEVELAND, November 2S.-The first
trains over the Valley Railway extension
TO Wheeling Junction were run yesterday.
The morning train from The South left
there at 7:A5 A. NJ, and arrived in Cleye-
land little behind schedule time, which is
1915 \. N. The southbound train in the
morning leaves Cleveland now at $50 A. NJ.
instead OF s:l5, and arrives Mt Wheeling
Junction at 1887 a. NJ. la
The new piece Of track from Mineral
Point 10 Wheeling Junction is little over
Two mics in length. The Valley road cross.
es the Tuscarawas branch Of the G. &P.
X. K, then curves 10 the west, and pro-
ceeds in a course parallel to the C. & i. r.
X, on the opposite Of ravne to the Juno.
ton. Where the Valley and the Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie lines cross two.story
hotel and union depot have been com
pleted, but are not yet occupied. The
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie is only built u few
hundred feet south OF the crossing. but
the grading is substantially completed 10
Bowerston, on the Pan Handle. The Val.
ley road has been extended nearly mile
west beyond this junction to what is known
as Zoar Station, on the G. tsP. Railroad
although this portion OF the line is used by
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie folks. The in
termediate ground is devoted to the side
tracks and will eventually be utilized also
for shops. - rs, ,'=
AT present the Valley does not make
close connection for Canal Dover, New
Philadelphia, Marietta and intermediate
points. After the arrival Of the train from
Cleveland, due at tho Junction at ll:37,
there is no train for Marietta until about
230 P. u. The Wheeling & Lake Erie run
through directly, only stopping ut the June.
ton for Il change OF engines. BY the terms
Of the two years, lease obtained by the ".
4 L. Z. railroad, that portion OF The G. &
I. road between Zoar Station and Canal
Dover, the engines and cars OF Cleveland
d Marietta and Wheeling 4 Lake Erie rail.
roads, which constitute practically one line,
run through. Nlls' ~ M
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Tic Inevitable Hcrosctc LINN n.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, November 2S.-The
Headquarters II hotel at Brainard, burned
early This morning. Loss on building 500
600; on contents 81, 900 to $4,000. Fully in
slred. Several occupants were forced to
jump from the second story windows, but
there were no casualties. The fire was
caused BY tho explosion Of Il kerosene
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LONDON, November os.-Intclligence has
been received that Two American citizens
we're murdered on the west coast of MAZDA.
gascar, ut ports 10 which the Government
is prevented, by the French embargo, from
sending 4 garrison. A correspondent
writes urging the American Government
into more positive action, and disposes to
lay some share Of the responsibility on the
French authorities. .lfI5, - : =
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Exchanges into 5 per cent bonds since
November 1st, to date, have been SEQ, ,5l0,-
900. .sJ }Sl y, r tt.s'iiz e, aS5g 4
The Jeanette Court will probably begin
tho examination OF seaman Niderman 10.
morrow. 3i5is t5i37tg}''
Hon. NJ. Scott Cook, uncle Of Mrs. Ex-
President Hayes, died ut Chillicothe, O.,
yesterday. sl.,iI5 r. 5G}S59'5t
The Navy. Department is informed that
Rear Admiral ]. H. Strong, retired, died at
Columbia, S. G., yesterday morning.
Fort Point, San Francisco, will hereafter
be known rs Fort Winfield Scott, and Fort
San Jose, in the same harbor, rs Fort
Mason. 'l,s ~ .ts * }iaT2S5if-#F 4
Bids were opened at tho Treasury ycs.
terday for work on tho public buildings at
Charleston, W. Va, and paducab. Kv. "
The awards will be made in a day or two.
The principal difficulty with the accounts
Of United States Marshal Longstreet, Of
Georgia., now undergoing examination, js
said TO be in tho accounts Of tho Deputy
Marshal. & \. .,. y *. Z, Z. ~ =
Eight members were present at the
called meeting OF the House Committee on
Appropriations yesterday. After adiscus.
sion Of the pending business the committee
adjourned till to-day, when Mr.. Ryan, OF
Kansas, viii submit draft Of the Indian
appropriation bill. ;$.; W. ~.
1t is expected the Washington series OF
gold certificates will be ready for issue on
December lst. Treasurer Gildlan has dis.
posed OF all the New York series received
here. upon which the name 4 Of Assistant
Treasurer Acton was printed by the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing. l NtiSff ssi.ti' nj
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Another Mum Gone Wrong. m !

Bos7oS, November oS.-A Montreal
special says: Rev. Alfred Bray, minister
Of the Second Congressional Church, has
affirmed he docs not believe in the Trinity
as explained by the Athanesian creed, or as
laid down III the Westminster confession.
lie also ignores the doctrine Of eternal
punishment. Flo said his views agreed
essentially with Unitarianism. ID 81
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PllELs, n. Y, November 2s.AProfessor
Brooks, Of: Red House observatory, in be-
half Of astronomical science and astron.
omers, asks that prayers DO offered Sunday
next in Ill tic churches for clear weather
on tho 9th Of December next, tho date OF
the transit OF Venus. The solution of the
sublimest problem known 10 science is to
be attempted on that occasion, tho oppor-
tunity for, which will not occur again for
le9 years. Millions of dollars and months
Of valuable time have been expended in
preparation for The great event, IL,7 S2S !
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New YoRK, November 2S.-Onc dealer
in this city has already made contract
with Western brewer to furnish his
supply oihops for tho coming two years
at the following rates: Next year, rs cents
perpound; for 1851, at l5 cents per pound.
One thing that may serve as check upon
those desirous OF becoming hop growers is
the difficulty experienced in Obtaining
poles, at present NIL hop poles come from
Canada, and unless the winter brings an
abundance OF snow it will be next to I'M
possible to supply the demand. iff
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Tariff Commission Expenses.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The only
trouble at tue Treasury Department with
the accounts OF the Tariff Commission
arose from the iact that Secretary Folger
was not disposed to approve OF any single
requisitlon for m amount greater than the
bond OF the President Of the Commission,
$4,000. A warrant for $4,000 was iss ued
to-day on account Of the commission.
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4 ohio pcnitcn.inry Cautli,ln,cr,.. l,Ir,

9 MAnIErrA, O., November .es.-Thc iol.
lowing Penitentiary; birds were sentenced
aud sent to Columbus today John Bruce,
burglary, two years; Jacob Bernhardt, bur
'glary, two years; Frank Haynes, cutting
with intent to kill, one year, An attempt
to break Jail Saturday night was frustrated
by the vigilance Of Deputy Sheriff Dye, A
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Horrible Fate or m 1nrunt.

ClScSSArl, O., November 9s. An
Evansville. Ind, special says: On Sunday
the family Of Thomas Hughes, living near
spotvillc, Ky, were gone all day, leaving
au infant in charge Of Il colored girl. The
girl went to aneighbor's, leaving the child
on pallet on the floor, and was also gone
all day. When tho family returned they
found the child dead and most horribly
eaten by rats. h r .5}'e ,S,sEi5'1:i 1'i'Il,2 =:
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burned TO Itcnfft,

lspIAsAroLls, ND, November IS. -
Early this evening John: Cromwell, engi-,
neer on the Vandalia road, was killed in q
collision in the yards in this city. While
backing his engine it collided with freight
train, the debris from the tender knocking
Cromwell against the furnace door and
burning him 10 death before he could he
released, N .G5{I'r-,
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Loulsvlt.lE, KY, November ga
Coursef..JoaFaalspecial from Louisville saws
At y O'clock last night in a shooting afrray
between Owen Campbell and policemen
Cleavinger and Valentine, Campbell re.
celyed six wounds and died at 9 r, ",
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LOUISVILLE, November 2S.-This morn
ing at 8 o'clock u splendid lunar rainbow
was visible, tho colos varying only slightly
in brightness from tho solar bow. It's ap-
pearance excited much comment among
the lew whose appearance required them
to be out ut such an hour,as such q line ap-
pearance has. never been witnessed here
before, ,tz5 Itfil}5 80 - - :
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Postal Telegraph.

WARREN, November 2S.-A short time
ago an article was published in the press
from jamestown, N. y, about the Postal
Telegraph. Since then u correspondent
from this place :has discovered some add.
tional facts in relation to it which may not
prove uninteresting. The Postal Tele-
graph Company has just completed its line
across the Northern part OF Trumbull
county. The company have been granted
permission by the city council OF Warren
to elect poles within the city limits and
establish an office here. 80 -j
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Killed ,y Failing Walls.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2S.-This
afternoon while workmeu were engaged in
tearing down walls on the corner Of Twelfth
and uigh streets, Patrick Burke went into
the cellar OF tho SAME without the knowl.
edge OF tho worknlen. The wall was thrown
down burying Burke under the ruins. Ho
was taken out an hour afterwards dead,
but ITO bones were broken. e z :
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lr is sheer nonsense to talk about the
President "making war on Garfield Re-
publicans" because he dismissed Marshal
Henry. The country will sustain the Presi-
dent whenever he is right. He was entirely
right when he removed men who were
obstructing the course OF Justice.
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LONDON, November oS.-A deputation,
including Forster and other members Of
Parliament, waited upon Granville to-day
and read a memorial contending that the
French claims in Madagascar are uniound-
ed and expressing the belief there were
five timesas many English there It's French,
and that the English trade quadrupled the
French trade. Granville replied he was
not aware OF any treaty which gave france
the right TO exercise a protectorate over
Madagascar, " aNs $50 ~
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER has said
that when he entered the Department oI
Justice he found it overrun with Star
route spies. Is he quite sure that he has
run them all out and disiniected the es.
MbliSlmentp
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Engineer Melville Tnl,s. Of Diyorcc.

Engineer Melville Talks Of Divorce.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-Chief En-.
gineer Melville was asked tonight whethe,
he Ind anything to say about his wife's
seizure OF his daughter. He responded:
II am not talking, and do not wish to drag
my private affairs before tho public. Ny
friends are doing all the talking for me. In
n few days I shall go East, probably rs far
rs Boston, and shall return to Washington
soon after. to remain all winter. In all
probability there will be 4 divorce case be.
fore the, Philadelphia courts in March,"
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SfriHg Him (jf,.

MILWAUKEE, November os.-Geo. Geisy, ,
young farmer, Of this town. yesterday,
was caught in the net Of outraging Minnie
Hoadheld, n Is year old daughter of a
neishbor, by the father Of tho victim and
arrested and brought to Jail in this city las,
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Elly
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WASHINGTON, November oS.-A colored
crank, from Pittsburgh, called at the Execu.
tive Mansion to-day, aud gave the name OF
Roscoe Conkling, saying he had been sent
to sec the President on the most important
matter by Treasurer Giltillan. lie WAS in
formed Of the Cabinet meeting then in pro.
gress, and then left. :,
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GENERAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Mrs. Langtry has scored a successful
the Honeymoon. # .E ~.
Providence elected n Republican Mayor
yesterday, by over one thousand three hun.
drcd majority. 5I55g hg1 II
Cornwell, Price 4 Co., the largest paper
dealers Of Detroit, Mich, made an assign.
ment yesterday.
Senator John 7. Morgnn, OF Alabama,
was reelected by the Legislature OF that
State; yesterday. jI,' q aEt: a :.
The New York manufacturers of crucibfe
steel have resolved that prices shall stand
just rs they are now,
General Andrew S. Heron, CONGRESS-.
manclect Of the Sixth Mississippi District,
died very suddenly lust night, oi heart dis
ease. S1sl, 7sg6Ia ~ (, !
Dr. J. NJ. Carr, q well.known physician,
and one OF the most advanced Masons in
the United States, died ut Chicago, yester.
day. pjF.. -
Charles Mcdonald, charged with an at
tempt to blacknlail Kate Claxton, the &C.
tress, was sent 10 the Missouri Insane
Asylum, yesterday. e5ElE5E07 y
1t has been discovered that Z. p. Powell.
ticket agent Of the Wabash Railroad. nj
Adrian, Mich, has robbed the Office Of
5000 worth OF tickets. 3
The extensive llonring mill Of Upham
Son 4 Co., ut Blue Rapids, Kansas, was to.
tally destroyed by fire yesterday. > Ioss
100000; insured for S35, 900. q
The various roads Of the Northwest con.
cerned in tho war OF rates have virtually
agreed to submit the differences existing
between them to II board OF arbitration. : !
Crere, Republican candidate for Regent
Of the State University OF Nebraska, has n
majority of 30. :: The .Demo ocrats I,avc
heretofore claimed the election Of tLeir can.
didate. i35 ,g,l,S t!4igatrS' i
4 The official vote OF Wisconsin on Con.
gressman.atlarge was, Democrat, glOl 5i6:
Republican, 0l,652;; Prohibition, lI1l6:
Democratic plurality, s,S04. II Republican
plurality last year, II ,o57. sl57gl ~ :
President Gowan, OF the Reading rail.
road, arrived at Philadelphia Yesterday!
from Europe. a special train carried him
from New York to Wayne Junction, eighty
miles, in eighty and half minutes.
A fire in Abel, Kim & Co.'s slass factory,
on the South Side, Pittsburgh, yesterday'
totally destroyed tho pot room, packing.
house and iattening department. Loss.
$4,000; fully covered by insurance. N
Two passenger trains on the Pittsburgh
Southern Railroad collidcds near Castle
Shannon yesterday. Both engines and
baggage cars were badly wrecked. Con.
ductor Barry was hurt about the head.
Several passengers were slightly injured,
but none seriously. ,;siF:,Tt l,'yI
Huffman, the paralytic, who Is alleged
70 have been cured by prayer, writes TO The
Washington, ra., Reporter, warning intidel
editors to cease scolling at the reality and
means Of his cure, and citing rs warning
the fate that beiel the children Tor jestine
about Eliiah's bald head. 80 :
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RlcnMoSp, Va, November 2s.-The
State Board Of Canvassers threw out the
vote OF Gloucester county, and give GER
tiiicate OF election to Mayo, Coalitionist. The
Congressional delegation stands six Coali-
ZIONIST to four Democrats. 2 lsl5f9 - i
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Genera, Gon'S New Appointment.

= ? s'' 0"'a " NC" .kTTVfNtHfcHts :
WASHINGTON, D. G., November oS.-
Nathan GoG, Jr., Of West Virginia, has
been appointed to assist in the prosecution
Of the highway mail robbers, recently ar
rested in West Virginia, who belong to a
band OF Red Men. 3,
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!, !, Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
chickeTing, Hal!et Davis Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., At the very lowest prices,
secure great bargains. t77iI III. alu ".ol
,.ig wa LucAs' MuMc SroRg:
ll42 Main street.
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ALREADY the business clcad seems to be
Hitting. Steel rail men admit that the sun
isishiniug somewhere. The cloud never
VAS quite so big as mans hand.
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ESGNEEn MELVILLE talks Of applying for
adivorcc. Perhaps lie will embrace that
opportunity to explain what does not seem
10 be good treatment OF his wife.
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II We want more railroads to enter
Wheeling We must give them chance to
reach the freight business. This can bc
done without much, ii any, expense to the
rItV .
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WITH General Golf to assist, the high.
Saymen who have been robbing the mails
ID this State will not escape justice for
want Of vigorous prosecution.
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SICK and bilious headache. and ali ia.
raugements Of stomach and bowels cured
by Dr., Pierces '.pele,s'-or anti-bilioms
granulcs. 2j cents yiu No tcheap hoYes
10 allow waste Of virtues BY drurests
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1'nE Republican party will miss It's op.
portunity and neglect lis duty II It doesn't
take a shy ut internal taxes. We think
jrappreciates the situation. II..
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Qhe Gttellliiq,@ettt',te,,r::: II, :, !:
Iowa Grccnbackers have bought news.
PAPER. They will probably want It printed
on Government press. Ea f..'t
BLAiSe clubs are organizing for 49,. It
ID early, but the tarly bird doesn't light
mon the toothsome worm. M

DENocnArs are having a "Merry War
oyer the Speakership. Republicans stand
e5enely by with buckets to catcl, the pre-.
ciOus gore. Mi .gftgaE e
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To THE esteemed ReyisleE II you will
show the bill! OF any telegraph company for
this alleged special dispatch, the INTEL
L,GEScEE will pay it, gentle neighbor. go

~ oS--N.S ~'bsAeSAs
Special Dispatch TO te Sunday Register.
New YORK. November 2j.-.As 1t has been rumor.
el throughout the city today that Dr. Talmage
would prcacn one OF the greatest sermons OF Ills life
@&8FaW morning, your correspondent has, with
gIeAt difficulty, secured full report OF the sermon
and sensitto YOU TO night by wire so that the thou
aAGs Of readers OF the Sunday Register cau peruse
1t at their break fast tables to- morrow morning three
otfonr hours before It's delivery IN the celebrated
lHoGlyn pilpit. al. .'"1sI1
Here follow two columns and half Of
Tamages sermon, which didn't load down
my telegraph wire on that bright and
beautiful Saturday night. "Great diff
lculty" by the way, means about So 80 and
postage stamps.
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Huffman, the paralytic, who Is alleged
TO have been cured by prayer, writes TO tilc
Washington, Pa., Reporter, warning intldel
editors to cease scolIing at the reality and
means Of his cure, and citing rs a warning
the fate that befel the children Tor testing
about Eliiah's bald head. .s'''I|S =
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMRFP = 1000
.EDECiTION1L,

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
~ coin Hall Building. cor Gtl, and d sts Day
and evening sessions for the education of SONS and
daughters, and men and women for sclf-support
and real life The branches taught arc the Eng
liSh Language: Business Arithmetic: Spcncerian
Practic" PcnmansIp: bookkeeping by single
and double entry. adapted to every variety of
business; Business Practice Wholesale retail and
banking, employing the methods of accounts.
business papers and correspondence adopted by
leading business houses; Physical and Vocal Cui-
turc; Political Economy: Commercial Law; Bust
hess Ethics, Special departments in Elocutiou
Photography and Drawing, in charge of best
masters. College open August IS and thereafter,
for the reception Of students. day or evening
TUITION:
BY the year III monthly installmcnts of $40, $50
The quarter. twelve weeks. 20
Year scholarship, for day or evening so
Evening tuition. three months 1G
one month. 6
The ncw handsomely illustrated College An
nounccmcnt. containing full information. sent
free upon application by mail or at the college
Office. HENRY c. SPENCER Prncipal,
SARA 4. SPENCER. Vicc-Principal
Washington. Scpi-lm+
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JEWELLERS.
n Ew STORE
JeweIry, Watches and Clocks.
E. S. FLEMING, No. "A King street

E.S. FLEMING, No. "A King street
Informs his friends and the public generally that
he has opened at No. II King street Il Watch
Clock and Jcwclry Store. where all kinds of JEW
ELRY. WATCHES and CLOCKS from the orlina.
ry to the finest quality can be found.
All descriptions of REPAIRING done in the
neatcst style and on short notice.
Orders from the country solicited and satisfac-
ton guaranteed in all cases ap29-tf