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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08

DEMOCRACY AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS The
Democratic State Convention, in Michigan,
adopted the following resolution, whilst en-.
dorsing the principles of the late Baltimore
Convention, ard also the nomination of Pierce
and King.
Resolved That the Harbour Bill now be.
fore Congress meets the hearty appreciation OF
this Convention That the Democracy Of Mi
chigan have witnessed, with deep regret. the
course of Wing Senators and members of Con
gress, in efforts to defeat the passage of said
bill. That the interests Of commerce and ag
riculture, the common welfare and the rights
Of the State lying upon the plain Of the Lake:
demanded it's passage.
Nothing is more unfair than the course Of the
Wings in pretending that,while the Democrat.
arc opposed to general system of internal
Improvements on the part Of the genera! Gov
eminent, they are necessarily opposed to Har
Dor and River Improvements.-C Chicago Demo
crat.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08
NRw York, Aug. 26. s p NJ

n.
Private letters received here state upon the
highest authority that Mr. Earrings denies pos.
sessnS diplomatic agency to this country.
but comes on private business
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08

This very important bill passed the Senate
on Tuesday with the amendments of the Com
mittee of the whole. The following is the re,
cord
The Rivers and Harbor bill was then taken
up. The questions pending was on concur.
ring in the amendments to the bill m ade in
Committee of the Whole; the first which was
the appropriation of 500. 1000 for the Mississip
lpi; $50 900 for th:. Ohio; and $40 900 each 70,
the Arkansas and Missouri Rivers; $3.50, 0OG
for the purchase Of snag boats, dredging ma
chimes. DC. for these rivers.
| Mr.. Dodge, Of Iowa, urged the friends of the
bill to vote down all amendments. 1t was the
only way to save the bill.
Mr.. Shields was for adopting all the amend
ments.
Mr.. Rusk was opposed to the enlargement
Of any such principle-that the Senate should
amend no BILL for fear the House would disa.
gree with them.
Mr.. Cass was opposed to amending the bill
and made an argument in favor of the bill
going into the history Of his past course on the
subject of these bills
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn. favored the amendments,
and thought they strengthened the bill
Mr.. Hunter made an Argument against this
plan of river and harbor improvements.
Mr.. Borland replied.
Mr.. Butler opposed the bill at length.
Mr.. Brooke was in favor Of amending the
bill.
The question was taken and the first ame nd
ment was agreed to. Yeas, 81; navs, Is
All the other amendments made in commit.
tee were concurred in at one vote, except two
These were the one making an appropriation
for a survey of the Falls Of the Ohio, which
after considerable debate was amended so as
to provide an estimate for enlarging the Lou
isville canal, which, was then agreed to; the
other was for the breakwater al Waukegan,
which also was concurred in.
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, moved to insert $50 900
for the improvement of Rock River Rapids, and
it was agreed to.
Numerous other amendments for surveys of
rivers in California, Florida, Mississippi and
Texas, were proposed and all rejected.
Messrs Gwinn and Wheeler both opposed the
bill, and
At Ct o'clock it was ordered to be engrossed
Yeas 81 Nays II, as follows:
feas-Messrs. Bayard Bell, Borland, Cass,
Chase, Clarke, Cooper, Dodge Of Wis. Dodge
of Iowa, Douglas, Felch, Fish, Grer, Hale,
James, Jones of Iowa, Jones of Tenn, Miller,
Morton, Pearce, Pratt, Rusk, Seward, Shields,
Smith, Spruance, Sumner. Wade, Walker-3i.
Nays-Messrs. Atkinson, Bradbury, Bright
Broadhead. Brooks, Butler, Charlton, Dawson,
Hamln, Houston, Hunter, Mallaroy, Mason,
Merriwether, Soulc, Toucey, Wcller-l7.
| Messrs. Gwin and Badger had paired off
The amendments added $500 900 10 the bill
Adjourned.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08

CAUTION call special attention to the
soGcs Of Mr.. Workman under the abovc cap,
kico.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08

We also give below = fnll and corrected Inst
Of the names Of the members Of the Legislature,
by which it will be seen our majority is incon-
veniently large, . in the Senate and II in the
House. and % on joint ballot.
The free son Vote for Congress in the first
district s-43s fS1 Stevenson. and in the second
district las for n Penn Clark.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Lee county-S G Wright, H washburn, s
Gilmore. J N Anderson. Hesser, S W Seer.
Des Moines-Jamcs W Grimes, J Clark, "
Seymour, J W Williams.
Van Buren-A McFherrin, Robert Russell, l.
Fsrdies. Jacob Ream. independent democrat.
Jeffcrson-w I Rogers. Gen. whitmors, II D
Mitchell.
Heury-Robcrt Caulk. Green, Leri Je.
sup.
Waprlio-Robert Cock, Robert C Ramsey.
Wapello, Monroe, Lucas and Clarke-Johr
S Townsend.
Monroe, Lucas and Clarkc--Hcnry Allen.
Davis--Albert Duckworth. John A Drake
Davis. Appanoose, " ayne and Decatur Abra
ham Putnam.
Appanoose, Wayne and Dccatur-Horre,
Duncan.
Pottawattamie--A s Bryant
Pottawa,tamie. Mills. Fremont, Page, Tay.
Tor, &c u L Sharp.
Loui.a--Mica ah Reeder, J C Clessss
Neutrality-suspicious. II Wilson, David Bun
ker.
heoKuk--Hdrrry SfereHs
Mahaska-- William Ross.
keokuk and Nahaska--L Coffin
Marion, Madison and Warren-Napoleon
Allison, P Cad Bryan, james NJ Walters.
Seott--James Grant, Leroy Dodge.
observation-disclosures Alger. Elysh Sells.
Cedar Dr. Wittcr.
Clinton-Willam G Haun.
Johnson-Gilinan Folsom.
johnson, Iowa and Powashisk-Robert N
Hutchinson.
Jasper, Polk, Dallas. Boone. Guthrie. DC
DIR. J Rice. lanes q Goodson, Beysmin Grssn
Jackson--Gsorgs Green. L Wasssn.
Jonss--John Taylor.
Linn, Benton aud Tsma--AF Steadman ,Johx
MeArthSr.
Dubuque. Delaware. Buchanan. kc-A
Anderson. r Benson, Lyman Dillon, A 3
ton.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08

0LN N y.
The Senate IL composed Of 81 msmbsfl T.
Lee county, II Love, G Price, 8 Coy
Dss hoines-Georgo Hepner,s N d
min,
Van Buren-Dr Specs George Sehram.
Henry-A Mckinney.
Jefferson--WiIiiam G Coop, John Park.
wapsllo-John w Hedriek.
Wapello, Monroe, Lucas and Clarke-H h
Hendershotts
Davs-Samuel G. McAehron.
Davis. Appanooss, Wayne and Decatur
Amos Harris.
Pottaw attamie-Hadley D Johnson.
Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor. dec W Lu.
cas-.
Louisa and Washington Norman Errson.s
Keokuk--Joseph Loves
Aahaska-John X Needham
Marion, Warren and Madison-Jeferson d
HiiHs.
Scott Wing.
Cedar and Clinton-William L Lsfingwell. =
johnson, Iowa and Poveshiek-Georse ID
Crosth,cait
Polk, Jasper, Dallas, Boone, Guthrie, Mar
shall, dc.-A Y Hull.
Jackson-Dr. L j Clark.
Jackson and Jones-N G Sa,ea~
Linn, Benton and Tama-lsaac M Preston.
Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Clayton, Fay,
cite. Allamakce, Winneshiek, &c.-Warner
Lewis John G. Shields N L Fisher
Democrats 90; Wings ll-majority ..
Democrats il roman, Wings in iialie; those
marked with star hold over
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08


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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-09-08

er on the left@ide, Just below the heart. At
the first fire at the woman the cap only explo-
ded, which saved her life, as the assassin took
deliberate aim. and was only few feet from,
her. The second shot took effect in the flsshy
part Of the arm, which carscd her to scream
with pain, and to flee for lfe The third shot
missed it's aim, and the remaining shots were
turned upon himself He was seated in chair
in the porch Of the White Cottage, coffee
houseIon Preston St, and exhibited his own
wounds to the bystanders with evident salts
faction. He was taken to his home and it is
thought that his wounds will prove fatal.
The whole affair was deliberately planned
and executed by Peters. who displayed the ut
most GOODNESS and nonchalence throughout.
He is cripple, having been injured in the
spine some ten years ago in a rencontre with a
man of the name Of VIM. Baker, who cut him
across the back with a bowie knife, when he
was shot and killed by Peters. That affair was
in reference to this same woman who was the
reputed wife of Peters. He is unable to walk
and was carried to the spot, where he awaited
the arrival Of his intended victim. The per-
SONS who carried him there, must have been
aware Of his intentions, and should be regard
ed as accessories.
Peters, aft keing taken home. gradually
sunk under y effect of his wounds. He APP
peared consci'ti of his approaching end, but
was hardened and malignant to the last, evin-
cling no fear Of death. About the last words
he was hoard to utter, were the following. II
expect to meet Baker in HI, but d-n him, l
won't speak to him."
He had pocket book containing nine dol
lars in notes. one five franc piece one half dol
lar. one quarter, and piece of paper, on which
was written the following words: Gentlemen.
this is premeGitated: have no wish to live
longer; want us both put in one coffin and
buried toselhsr-F'eters.'- Louisvile Courier
u5A suit Of great Importance to common
carriers, says the Cincinnati Gazette, was
brought before Mayor Taylor on Saturday af-
ternoon, by the city of Cincinnati, against the
captain Of the steamboat Ii. I. Yeatman, fol-
bringing and landing pauper in the city. II
seems that the captain received ON 20 his boat
at Pittsburgh all the deck passengers, that
would pay their fare, and asked 10 question.
concerning health. On the arrival of the boat
at Cincinnati. on Friday one Of the passengers
woman, was very sick with consumption.
! The steamboat captain hired . vehicle to carry
her to the ofiee II the city infirmary. and Mr.
Rose. learniq particulars Of the affair i'm
msdia,sln ~ suit against the steam
- II ~ 4 L.:
in er at Court.
I'LL be held in ths
he vacancy oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
CONGRESS-WEpsKsp.y..

SESATE.-The Chair laid before the Senats
a report by the Secretary of War of the nun.
ber, compensation, and salaries of the civil
officers in New Mexico.
Mr.. Sumner presented the resolutions o,
the Massachusetts Legislature in favor of q
National Normal Agricultural College. to be
to the rural sciences what Wsst Point is to the
military science.
Mr.. Douglas reported back the bill from the
House, regulating the mileage Of the delegate
from Ofegon which was taken up. and passed.
Mr.. Underwood gave notice of a bill to Ne
peal all existing laws giving compensation. 10
members of Congress-, and substituting q new
SYSTEM of compensation.
On motion by Mr.. Eelch, the bill grant;ag
land to the State of Michigan, toad in the cen
structien of certain rail1oadsu in that State. ras
! taken mp, and ordered to be engrossed fov a
third reading.
The deficiency bill was then taken up.
HoUsD OF REPREsBNTATIvEs.-Th Hoase
after preliminary business, took up for ceasi-
deration the resolution from the Printing Cam.
mittee to print for the use of the members OF
the House fifty thousand copies of the me.
chanical part Of the report Of the Commission
er Of Patents. Debate took place on psopo.
sition made by Mr.. Clngman to recomn;t the
resolution, with instructions to report what
the committee have done OH the subject of the
public printing, and also to advertise, for ten
days, for proposals to execute such psrtiens
of the printing ms cannot be performed by the
present contractor.
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ANEcDoTE OF BURNS.

Andrew Hufner and Burns were pitted
against each other to write poetry. An epi.
gram was the snbject chosen, because as An
drew internally argued ''it is the shortest OF
all poems." Ip compliment to him, the com.
pauy resolved that his own merits should sup
ply the themes He commenced
'In seventeen hunder .hretty- -ninet''
and he paused.s He then said, aye see, l was
born in 1879, (fle real date was some years
earlier,) so max that the com mencemen'." ,"
He then took pen in hand, folded his paper
with cohscious air of authorship, squared
himself to the table, like one who considered
il no triie eyed to write letter, and slowly
put down, in good round hand, as if he had
been making ont bill of parcels, the line
sin seventeen hunder thretty -nine"-
but beyond this, after repeated attempts. he
was unable to advance. The second line was
the Rubicon he could not pass. At last. when
Andrew Horner reluctantly admitted that he
was not quite In the vein. the pen, ink, and pa
per were handed to his antagonist. By him
they were rejeeted, for he Instantly gave the
following, rird roce:
sIn seventeen hundred thretty- nine,
s The dell gat stuff to max a swine,
And pit IL corner;
But shortly after changed his plan.
Made it to something like man,
And called it Andrew Horner u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

WATER DRasKING.-Prof. Stllman closed
recent Smithsonian lecture in Washington,
by giving the following sensible advice to
young men:
"lf, therefore, you wish for clear mind,
strong muscles aud quiet nerves, and long life
and power prolonged into old age, permit me
10 say, although lam not giving temperance
lecture, avoid 81 drinks but water, and mild
infusions OF that nuid; shun tobacco and OPT.
um, and everything else tina. disturbes the nor.
NAL state Of the system; rely solely upon nu
,ritious food and diluent drinks. Of which watel
ID the basis. and you will need nothing be-
yond these ihipgs except rest, and the due NOR
| al regulations Of all your powers, to give 20,
long and happy, and useful lives, and seren'
| evening at the elose."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

~ Only ID 1.2 and 25 cents for Bill.
ious Hnbits and the Liver, tho best PnR-
OR ANTLBILIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, q
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying of slf bile, and producing
3 healthy tone to the liver They are called .EsaiE
road Pills. because they goahead OF al other Pnls
in their good effect.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiees-
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also IN
great demand-price IS cents, and for sale By Pur-
cell, Lsdd & Co, Adie & Gray, Gsynor q Wood,
Bodeker, Bennett & Beers, r. r. Duval o. Al
Strecker and J. Blair ia9i-n
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DIRECT LINE FROM

ED@EA DINECT LINE FR0 ng
4GREENSBoRO, N. q. To p RsCul n ~
n. hoEo w., AND !, p,ETMERsBgRG TER vAon and after
Four Horse Post Coaches direct from 4; rseI -
N. G to Burkeville, Va, via Danvie. Halfax g H H
and Charlotte H. to Burkeyille, where the, ,.,.,..
meet with the Richmond andiDanville Rs;NnsJ s,d ~,
also with the South Side Railroad from that nace
to Petersburg. p'aee
This line will run regularly three times a wssr
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at "a orel,cks
M, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ma a.
rive In Greensboro the second day, at 81 A M.
Saturday at ga M, and arrive i, Richno1S a,J ard
Petersburg second day at IAPM "A1
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmona ~
Petersburg; Sl2 VI
Passengers by this line will go through witbout
delay. The line connects with the vnchhnra "a
Danvile line of coaches at the latter town.
]. HOLDERBY &. co
ap l9-2m P. FLA(sG A. CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

.~ The Once of the New Y0rk Herr
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers,
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS h. GRESHAM, !
apl9 - General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
!, MORE TEs1IMONY-ws have

MORE TESTTMONY-Weh havo
49, just learned froma lady in this city, who
has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several years,
that by the advice of friend she was nucedto try
Baxer's Celebrated PSemiuns Dfsters. e.
ter having used number of other prescriptions
without any effect and that four bottles It has per-
iecty cured her of the disease, and she = now 20
healthy as she ever was in her life This il but an
addition to the thousands of testimonials ID the
hands OF the proprietor showing conclusively that
7 10 the best ant-dyspeptc tonic now in use For
cnohcs, loss OF appetite, weak and disordered
stomach. and such other diseases az arise from In
digestion, these Bitters have no equal, while for
ague and fever and biliousness if tlken according
20 directions, they are sure. cure. Az spring
medicine for children these Bittsrs are unrivalle
and every housekeeper should keepthem on hand
and use them freely during the spring months a
few boses, judiciously administered win ward "a
many distressing spells Of fever. Give them trial
Price Cnly so cents per bottle 20
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores of
A. BODEKER, ADIE e. GRAY BENNETT g
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO., and GAYNOK
q WOOD, Main street; III. BLAIR, VIM PLADD
and sEABROOK & REEVE, Shockoe HUI
an It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07
w The Greatest Spring Medicine 7

r The Greatest Spring Msdicine.-
Carriers Spanish Mixtare-Ths-Only Pm.
si6er of the Bl00d.-This wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum.
ber of our citizens, and has performed more cures
(some most astonishing) than all the balance Of the
articles extensively advertised put together. 1t
is the only certain and unfailing reraedy for AER.
CURIAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can be testified
to by hundreds ct grateful patients whom delicacy
forbids naming in public For diseases OF the
LIVER it has never failed. 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions CT all kinds Blotches On
the Face and soughness of the Cuticle are in q
short time entirely removed. Numbers of eertii-
Gates from gentlemen Of the FIRST respectabiity
could be given, but as the article is made in the
county OF Henrico, any one not acqusinted with
the medicine san e the maker In person. Ii con.
tains no noxious hurtful articles, can be given
with impunity in any weather, and win be found
the best medicine for the Spring which can be used
or has ever been tried. TkfS
Cali and see the directions, with a description
and history of the medicine and number of
wonderful certificates from persons you know
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists. No. les Main
street, are the sole Agents for the sale of it in
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others to
sell again. and to whom all orders must be address
ed, as it must pass through their hands,
my 4-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

In the Indiana Legislature, bill fram the
Senate appropriating $4,000 for the colonization
ofnegroes, was lost in the House for want OF
constitutional majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

There is an African church, down. east
where the congregation are so black that they
are obliged to light candles in order to see each
other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

In list of the premiums awarded af coun.
try fair, reporter gave under the head Of
'Sbeep-Best fine wooled buck, John Buck"
and under that 0f"Domestic Articles, Best
bed comforter Miss Harriet Sheldoa.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

~ Husbands and Wives, Aftenfion =
HAMProSs VEGETABLE TrHcTusK Extract from
James Harris, ESQ., Letter, Alexandra, ya.--Af-
ter speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
SAYS: @Mrs II. has been suffering with the liver
complaint and from feelings of inability constant
~ complaining, with weakness through her whole
system. She now enjoys better health than for
thirtyyears. being entirely restored by the use oI
Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture."
j. GRIMES, Esq, Loudoun Co, Va.-Extracl
from his letter: my wife has been for years af
icfed with great weakness pain In the breast side
and back palpitadonof Of the heart fecbeness Of ths
nervous systein, ioss Of appetite, complexion cal
low, The sight Of one eye almost gone, the othel
turen has restored her to perfect health Her eye
ere e good nov - ever thoy were"
Call On o. 4. sTRECKER and eet pamphle
grats, Sec advertisement % day. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-07

s Something Worth Knowing.-Few
people aware that the alkaline ingredients Ne
cessary to be used in the manufacture Of the major
varieties of soap, are in their action detrimental to
the skin causing Stiffness which is most annoy.
ing and exposing the pores of the skin especially
after shaving. to the unguarded action Of the at
rnosphere and promoting infammatory action. By
using Boale's Amole for shaving or washing, the
skin Is prepared to resist all effects proceeding from
exposure, under every temperature 1t 10 cold at
277 Washington street.
For sale in Richmond by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
nv 3-6t IT'S Broad street.
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A DIE = GRAY, 4PoTHEcARIEs AND
ap1 19


A DIE q GRAY, APOTHECARIESs. AND
n DRUGGISTS, No. f49 Main Street,
Richmend, Va, have now ON hand and o6er for
sale upon the best terms, for cash. or the usual
sortmento Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Ola Glasss
Dye Sfuffs, &C., consisting In part Of 4ssf + ~
1sc0 lbs superior Indigo ~; +.
: 1000 lbs Madder $50 aS
1900 lbs Extract Of Logwood n
so kegs super Carbonate Of Soda 49,
30 bbls EPSON Salts 81 @q sisN
10 bbls Alum @ 81 sElf .nsffs
5 bbls refined Camphor
30 bbis Clipped Logwood
Is bbls Redwood and Camwood k 1
20 bbls yenitian Red and Spsniilh BToWn
5000 lbs Glue-American, lrish and Swiss
500 boxes Window Glass-FrsncA and Amsr-
40 boxes prime Castle Soap !. I.
40 boxes Starch H - -
$500 galons Linseed on sss 50
1880 gallons Lamp Oh
$50 baskets Sweet OIL eH ~ 80
$4,000 lbs White Lead ~. sEsI to 81 e
<. 1000 lbs Red Lead and Litharge q, .ss,s
- bbls Varnishes
1900 lbs Gum Arabic 6ssss Z 5s
90 bbls Blake's Fire and Weather Proof Paink
- 25 bbls prime Castor on
80 bbls Spirits of T0ypentne I 1fsf ;
I. 100000 Cigars-Hsysna and Principe # sd
125 dozen infallible Yeast Powders
IS I cask Mace 4 case NutmegS !
Together with Ginger, Allspice, Cloves, Pepper,
Cream Of Tartar, Flowers Of Sulphur, copperas,
Brazletto, Nicaragua Wood. 4Fu 49, n ~ Il s
The usual assortment Of Patent Medicines, 4 largo
variety of Fancy Articles, and carefully selectsd
stock ofpure Medicines ~ "a ssi ri {
NH IS ADIE g GRAY. No l47 Main q:
s1sHE NEW PATENT FOUNTAIN PRN.
j Just received, small assortment Of frst rste
Gold Pens, Silver Cases; among whlch msy be
found the newly invented Patent Fountain Pen.
made in Virgiuis; very cpnseniens artielefor ~
gentlemen having much writing 70 do from homo.
Being combination Of Pen and JnksfaDd
Also an additional supply 6f bsa Letter Piper.
Pert Monaies, &c, &c. For sale e No 2o1 I-lH
''sss ap n " ba bcHAs. woRTHAll.
7IiRUNKs! TRUNKs:-A large sssorn1e1i
i of Trsveliins Trunks Just received and for sala
at the lowest cash prioesby e.oon..~ s
No l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
ap % sas5 s IS S. essss :
WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, lei
HAVING added 20 opr present business ihnt a
H HOUSE PLUMBING, and having ensaeed
workmen recommended BY the best establiskment
a as w WsTEa Eassf cE6ss sH "a n. ss E
TIONARY WASH-STAND1, PIPES for hot of co1d
water, &c. which win Be done at prices 70 suitsho
nmes. Persons In want WIN please give u csA
G. . A. .BARGAMlN. IN.
NH 26-ts 20l, cor. Main end l0eh etxeeta.
NEW SUPPLIES or TRIM61ING9 9
IN FANCY GOoDS.-once more Ne ea1f d. -
tenton Of the ladies 70 our cxceilent nasezment o
rich Silk Fringes, Lace Gimps, Silk and rancy Dat-
tons, and many other narrow TrimminSp !, a. sak.
cotton, linen and wofsted also, Fans, Combs E6g-
ings, Mftings. &c. &c, which are daily on dc s..
crease BY fresh receipts from The NORTH
HIR8H q BoYTCNE2,
Doalers In TsimmingA WoYsssda, Emhruilsfles,
Fancy GoodA Toys Perfnmeriss, "a. No IN
Broad street. shockoe Hill. ap 26.-9ws
MICRO GIRL KOR H1RK.-Ws have
IN for hire . Chamber Maid, 81 exper5enco and
Of good charscter. Apply . -
ToLEn 4 CooE.
'0nys 49, - AGeaan AoNk