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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-28

r AND WAfsR RANVS.-We are buying and paying
\ the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
distance having warrants to sell by sending us
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which ter are selling the time in Nashville and
the cash RENTED or paid to order.
ulv2l DYER RPEARL& & Co
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A DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE, situated
~ on the Gaatin Turnpike 81 miles from Nashville
containing about 5 acres which the subscriber now re-
sdos The dwelling which has recently been erected is
of the best materials and style and upon convenient
plan, embracing nine and several halls with all ne
cessary out buildings.
The soil is very productive. The water is cool and pure
flowing abundance The orchard contains various kinds
of bearing fruit trees of excellent quality.
In point Of health and society the ncghborhood is un
surpassed The tract is susceptible being divided into
three lots each having beautiful building Site with 1un
ming water Terms and time accommodating Possession
can be had at any time. -... A. H. FORD
For further particulars, apply to
-' LINDSLEY & CROCKETT
inlvZ7-2awtf Tw Agents, College street
E0R SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame Hou,e lust
Il completed with rooms, well pllstered and pa
pered Situated Church street AinesI additional
Nashville The said house is about four hundred wards
from the Female Academy, and will be sold on reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire of r. L. Crenshaw er
augls W. D. ROBERTSON, M'Lemore st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-28

DROGANS! BROGANS I---5000 pairs Negro
Brooans consisting of Home made and Eastern Shoes
which we offer at very low rates Farmers and all others
in of good and cheap Shoes would do well TO give
call before buying. Jed. = . .. . .
Also, large assortment of Kip and Water proof and
Negro Boots suitable for the approaching season. for sale
low by oct5 S. HOLLlNS co.
CORN WANTED.-I wish to purchase ONE THOU
u SAND BARRELS Of Corn.
ctl4-lm A. HAMILTON,
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TENNESSEE BAPTIST EEMALE INSTITUTE.
MURFREEsBoRO, TENN.
NHE next term of the Tennessee Baptist Female Institute
will commence Monday, Sept. II, 1885.
The teachers recently of the Nashville Female Institute
will make every effort 10 those entrusted 10 their
charge thorough and udcious education and would be
pleased to receive the patronage OF their former friends
Information may be obtained Of
Rev JOS Ii. EATON, d. D., Pres't Board Trusts
JAS F. FLETCHER, Esq, Secretary
inlrof-Sm Pnd or OF the Teaches
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4 (NHEMlCALS.-A large stock, and from the best
\ manufacturers. some exceedingly rare never before
broughtto this market Attention Of Physicians 10 this
part tot my stock is respectfully solicited.
= 4. pDnxUC
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ID DERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-Warransed per
ID fecy pure and fresh; fall supply at .sil =
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LANDS FOR SALE,

hANDS FOh SALEs
TTNHE subscriber, wishing TO to the South, Of E
fers his lands containing about 500 acres, for -
sale good terms. The lands situated in Hickman
county, Tenn about three miles of Centrcvle the
south side Of Duck Rive About 400 of lable and
bout good state of cultivation, with olerabe good
log dwellings, and other houses with four excellent springs
and can be arranged make two separate FARMS
For further information, apply to the subscriber the
premises OF to A. NJ. Williams, Centrevle
sen 4tNv A. c. DANSBEE
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NJ TE(:ROES FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber has sew
~ eia families Of Negroes that be viii sell at private
sale to persons residents in this State and who intend
keep them therein. residence the Nashville and Frank
lin Turnpike, 4 miles froin Nashville NJ. BELL
aug3l-4m.
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ME undersigned having jus; arrived from New ork and
Il Philadelphia, he wishes to inform his friends and for
erparons that he has purchased large and fine
ment of Genemens Clothing and Furnishing Goods that
has been brought to Nashville They ready
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DINRY POINT PAvILI0N.-Thisss
bis bathing plnce, and quiet retrees fof those ID
search of health and rational pleasurs havine ee
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur.
chase Of It. If successful Ia bis efforts to acconn0.
date the public. viii be opened for she season q
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements bave bcen 10.
yistors, and nothing shall be omitted by the prp-
prtetor and his family. which afford The Joaso
satisfaction to bis guests Pareuts snd thefT chi1a
dren viii ind the comforts of home In smple pro-
vision, whiist the devofee Of fshing msy como =.
sured, that every necessary arrangements for ~
accommodation in the way Of fshine hosts and
tackle, with proper persons to wait on him whilue
engaged In his captivating Sport has been fully
made In addition, . seine VIA be daily drawn fnr
ne accommodation Of the place and the amnsemept
OF visifors whilst rss rate band of music viii -
No readiness. day and night, for the amuseu,ent 81
recreelion OF those who may call II Into service.
VISITORS from Richmend and Fredericksburg ean
lescn tne Point on Monday, "Wednesday and Satur-
asy OF each weak, by means of thu steamers Pow
nsean and Osce1la, which touch at Aqua Greek q
nose Gays and returning. can reach the cresk %
.I dIesoay' Thursday and Fridsyof each wesk ~
= ~ 1,ms Deets IN time to connect with the regular
The terms Of board at the Point win be O. for
nngie oay, Sl 90 per day for three days and feas
snAa ,, "eek, Siu per week and $50 per month
1nndfen ana servants half prizes A. no pui,lie
Sse0saon 10 contemplated ou the eth of JulR r. NJ
roins visitors, prior to that date, may come Win
every assurance that their comfort and quiet vIR
not Oe disturbed oy any assembisgs OF bosteross
Formerly proprietor Of the Foun,.ip - n. 1' I,.bs
street, Baltimore. lalasa 5i4 -G19-g,.1-- -
: June en- isss b
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j CLOTHING STORE, per steamer Virginia, di.
rect from our mandatory, in Philadelphia ano-
ther large supply Of Gentiemens' Summer Cloth.
ing, such as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; Silk
and Alpacca, Luster, Frock and Sack Goats; White,
Buff and Fancy Figured Marseilles Vests in great
varieties; White Linen Drill, Check and Striped
Linen Pants; Drapdete and Fancy Cashmere
Pants. Also, a large and select Stock Of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods-aI of which we will sell
from Is to 20 per cent less than any goods of the
same quaits and make can be bought for in the
city of Richmond. Remember st the Franklin,
SO Main street. DE COU e. CO.
ie Its f-ses 30 ae- s.
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In sHUMBUG-But as the season has far advanced
i have determined to offer great bargains in Dry
Goods, at least reduction OF 25 per cent of former
prices; and to be convinced of the fact only call
and see the Lawns am selling at IAN cts, Bereges
and Tissues at any price, Parasols at cost and nu.
merous styles of white goods for Dresses and an
endless variety Of Emoroideries, which must be
sold. 3. +. zs s5s g,z.4 e. GOLDSmlT
je 90 4, % No Al Main street
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lM ORE DUCK CDATS-NEW, HAND
lsl SOME AND Lighting have this morn.
ing received by steamer Roanoke, another lot OF
these handsome Duck Frocks for hot weather; also
q large lot OF plain and figured white Drill Pants;
white Marseies Vests, &c. The hot weather
Goods are now coming in every week. Call at No
l02, Main street.
je % II 10 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN .
MARIN WEATHER.-The weather Is now
w very warm, and many of our citizens are
sweating It outin suits heavy enough for mid win
ter, while Summer Clothing, sufficient to keep one
genteei ana comfortable the entire season. can be
purchased for ten or twelve dollars. 1t is natter
of surprise that all who are not supplied do not
Immediately call at the Clothing Emporium, 1903
HI ain street, and avail themselves of the rare ad.
vantages offered to purchasers. ga5ae .a.cs p
je16 S.f china F5F HENRY SHAFER.
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4 IEclriENr STEPS FOR REvOLUTIoN IN
JAMAlcA.-The steamship Empire City which
arrived in New York Sunday night brought
some rather interesting information relative to
The arrest Of Count Carlisle, on q charge OF
conspiracy, tie design Of which appears TO
have been the overthrow Of the present goy-
erninent Of Jamaica by the black populstion.-
A vessel had been seized. loaded with mum
tons Of war, alleged 10 have been furnished BY
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n For the week ending the End July
there were 405 deaths in New York. So iha,
enough persons died and were buried in New
York in one week TO make a smart village
This number was falling of of one hundred
and ifiy.six compared with the preceding
week, when the number Of deaths amounted 10
SCI. This evident improvement 10 the health
Of the city is attributed to the pnri6cation oi
the atmosphere by several thunder storms
which occurred during last week.
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FIGARO IN DANGER.-Two Siciiians raised
a row in the vegetable market of New Orleans
few days since, and one of them was about
to shoot Figaro, when bysiander interfered.
seized the pistol, saved Figaro, and received a
wound himself BY being shot through the
hand. Silboa and Ortis. the Scilians, were
arrested. aus sag8r q
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CO-PartnerShip.

The undersigned have this day formed Co
partnership under the style Of GARRETT & AN
DERSON Tor the purpose of conducting general
Grocery and Commission Business in the house
formerly occupied by Alex Garrett d Co, No 40
Main street, and will kesp constantly on hand
large and well selected stock of Family Groce ries
Their prompt personal sttention will be given 10
the sale of all kind of ccuntry produce, lumber,
live stock &C. ALEX'R GARRETT
jy 4-2aw4w r M ANDERSON.
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Notwithstanding to discontinue business
~ in Richmond all accounts due me will be
placed in the hands of Mr. Edward d Eacho, for
collection, after Is. of July All persons holding
claims against me will please present them to him
tor payment, and all persons Indebted TO me will
please make payment to hlE without delay,
! la q ~ II THOMAS E PACE
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snasa sas - sibsg ann q sesssg q ..ss.s.
sasaA ssl slsx 600 81. q .is
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FIRE AT CAIRo.-Thsre has been fire at
the renowned city Of Cairo. A wharf boat
and two barges, valued at 5000, belonging
to Mr.. Norton, we're burned. They were
largely insured, and it is conjectured that the
payment of the insurance will be contesred.-
Poor Cairo, she has got the fame of being a
swindler and it will be difficult fol. her 10 &c,
rid of il. -3 aar s6 ss@x
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THE HUGUkNoT sP-RINGs-7;1,.

T>HE HUGUENoT sP,RINGs.-Tka.
= pleasant retreat viii be opened 10 1yi,itors n.
the l5ah June Since the last season additions M
improvements have been made In ths Hotel M
Caons-Tindeed the whole establishment has undar.
gone thorough repair. Competent assist MA anA
servants In the differeHt departments have been
procured, good Band of Music engaged and eye-
~ thing done to secure the comfort and pleasure
OF the guests The waters are of three kinds Sui.
phur. Chaiybeate, and a combinations OF the two.
and an at entve observation of many years enables
the subscriber 70 say confidently that these waters
are highly beneficial especially in dyspeptic cases
and in the diseases of females and children.
Baths, Hot and Cold. may be had as heretofore.
Fhs Ball Room. Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who are in quest of recrea
ton and pleasure.
The Hnguenot Springs are In Powhatan counly.
on the river road, near the Manakin Town Ferry.
II miles above Richmond.
The cars of the Richmond and Danve Railroad
ieaVine the city every morning at O'clock (Sun-
gays excepted) will convey visitors 10 Robiou's
otatiois, wherce large and comrnodious omuibus
In ADDITION to the one used last year. will take them
70 the springs. The fare through will not exceed
el. A car will also leave Richmond eyery Saturday
evening oy which arrangement visitors may visit
tne springs at the csse of the week and return
early Moaday morning.
Board $50 per month $40 per week: 0l so bar
DAY; eAiidren under IL years of age and colofed
servants naf price. Horses So CTS Der day: ain-
| gle meals and lodging SO eta each
| CHAS A McEVOY, Esq. whose instructions IN
dancing have Eyea such general satisfaction, wiz
(before sbaDdoak his present professionl give hie
last Lessons to class at the Springs curing the -.
son. RW ROYSTER
je l3-ts
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JTARRkN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND
w WATERPROOF COMPOSITION ROOFS
have within the last ten years been applied to TWEEN.
ty.fve thousand buildings In the United States and
Canada, and are universally recommended as pos
sessing the following qualities in greater degree
than any other roofing material known W cheap
mesa of construction, durability and perfect pro.
lection against Gre and water.
Buildings rooted sith this article are insured at
the sames rates Of premium as those rooted with
metal or slate.
Richmond References-Messrs VIM Barrett Jno
Waterhouse, John Dooley, Smith 4. Harwood
T C. NJ. WARREN & CO..
Offices corner North and Baltimore street. Balt
more; and at Smith a. Harwoods, s5 Main street,
Richmond. zail s-' .ss my 12-2aw4m
nIsSOLUTlON.-Th concern OF ALEX.
~ GARRETT & CO is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent Persons indebted requested to
come forward AMI settle as early as possible.
AiEXR GARRETT.
RICHD Fl DUKE.
RU NJ ANDERSON.
vplr
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HEAD QUARTKRS FOX FAS8I0N1.
RE nT.nTUfNn
MRRCAANT TAILORING.LTFs

ALLEN, 20 long and favosably Known a. Nor
cnanf Tailor In this city; and every exertion win
os maue 20 give satisfaction 20 those who may =
De hM on band good assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in ths city. which -
VIII sell on the most hberal terms PIesss bear h
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
nss people, Who svPsRd ssss
! HaVins Connected myself with M. ". d B., 1
se.pscaaiy req a'E the patronage Of ny frisads sad
sp s7.-ts E. ~ d .na.n sl.llisa4s e1-a
GOAGH Lao Cks --haylns porchssea
hessrs Flynn, Emrich q MuFnl their sioek
OF Laces, Trim mings, &c, In this city, 10 ot5ef
them TO merchants and manufactursrs st The prizes
sod by them Our stock is NOW very ccmuissaI
SO A great variety Of Coseh Lsces sss7a
8 aSesming and ?ssting Lsces to match M
Rug Fringe, Tufts, glass frame Taaseas
Cosch Tssssls, Centre Pieces IS nsAGa
{ Linen and silk fringe. Lines. &e
We hsye also made arrangements with meeeFa
Flynn, Enrich q Murrli, TO keap us supphsd xtth
such uimmiass z. they nanufsesuEss whssh ws
We iiiewise al attention 70 our Isrss seoak a
Cosch Hard ware &s, which cousisls n parsof
Bright end black Elliptic spsinss tive y siss
Iron Axles. one 70 thteS inch vieh auss ssd pins
Patent Screw. half Pssent and Taper Axles
Brsss plated and Inalesbie bands
Malsabls csstinss. Garbage and Tire 1ol1s
Biaas and plated Coach Hsndlssn x.a
Coach Hinges. Knobs, Curtain Fs1nee md Lochs
Elm Hubs; hickory. osk and ~ fsllose
Hickory and oak spekes. 6Aafs1 eod Ho1s
Ps.ens Leather, Enameled Closh, sad ~ Csfs
peffnS s4Hsa EsfHuita ~ sz&stsw 8l'Ga
Also. GOOD sa4ostnsns d pfasa. piassd ~ e
fefss Tools 5f q '5sstlsi9 Issss e w.
Al Of which we win ~ Nm fqs e2sk g y
puucsusl cpssomers VAN LEW = IAfiOk.
A DEA0fIFCL sssorInsnt ~ hess kspss
Y - and shoss Eave,opes. fr ssIe -: 5.
70 - IL KE1NfN0HAn, - sse--- sse---.s-w, =.
CiLvKR.-Tnsn niyhs1s prsmius 80 =
! = |. ssr. 81 aysAc CIV roscELL 4eo ss.1..
III 4. T.zWEENCE = = 9ss:, y ]. sse:5ssssr g -
..s s.,f % ssrrsis. . yEssnsst - hsalt aaesS
.srsss I ~ sslssbT u ss sssy Bs6TEGAL.
= ss-;'s 5s77 5sisss: W. g. {.
- s.r. ss15 WN PAL C0nknA
~ -. ~ = - q II ~ s1 ~ - ss'ss-
~ 81 % slsvea Il sslsesas sas ai aaas
Is s4Esss - N. .A.ss< $50
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o. FAST HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
SYNSALE The Horse is six years old this
spnng-sound and kind, and splendid driver
never had whip behind him, and warranted free
from all faults. With little practice could be
made minute nag
Also, light Buggy and Harness, sold for want
of use, and OF a credit OF 80 days for good paper
Apply at MR.. EARNESTS STABLE
a 31-ts
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OFFICE JAmRs RrvKR And KANAwHA Co. j
Richmond. June 18th, 1858.
nln q MIR prnr,ns,

l. will be received by the undersigned, al Bu
chansn in the county OF Botetourt, Virginia. until
S O'Clock P. NJ on the first day of August next for
the Locks Dams Culverts and Sectonsrof the Ca
nal. from Buchanan to Craigs Greek.
PAYNE nts viii b. made in current bank notes
Resides the usual reservation of 20 per cent. on
the monthly estimates, the contractors VIII be re-
ouired to give ample security, satisfactory to the
Hoard of Directors for the pletion of the work
at the lime and Ia the manner specified In the
contracts. ,,,.
Plan of the above works will be exhibited by
Edward Lorraine Assistant Engineer at tachauan,
and spec6c cations will be delivered by him. and also
Al the Cumpany's Office in Richmond, on and afser
the 18th day of July.
Time will be taken for the consideration OF the
bids until the fifth day of August, when, il satisfac.
tory, the several jobs above advertised VIII oe let
WALTER GWYNN,
Chisf Engineer J. r. and X. Co.
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IREAT BARGAINS IN TRUNKS, at
" No. 1874 Main Street.-The subscriber
intending to close CUT his stock of Trunks will Of
fer them at such low prices as will ensure sales to
sll in want. Travellers In want of large size
Trunks, are particularly solicited to call on
j. ID. GOODMAN .s
No 13a Main streat, opposite Eagle Square.
10 - -a
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JITUOD EOk sALE.--The subscriber hsv,ns
w a large quantity of Wood 20 d sppse OF. hai
found ii convenient 10 take yard for that purpose
His yard 10 on Bread street, oppesits BROOKE
Avenue Orders for yveod may be left at the
stores of q q. Herring. ESQ, Messrs Reeve blsir
Jss B. sheton, Eco or 1t the yard, which wiii meet
with prompt attention. I9N 80 a g.
8 He hes 90 hapd sbouf 700 cord superior seasoneo
Oak Wood, which be VIII sell q TIE msr1ss pl.cs
n I9--ts r. - 49, J0HN =. hEEs =. /,
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CHARLES ELLETT, Jr., Chief Engineer.
Il-dtl5Jy

NOTICE TO CONT RA CTOKs- VIk-
IN GINIA CENTRAL RAiLROAD--Contracto
are hereby Informed that at the time of the letting
advertise TO take place at the Bath Alum Springs in
July, proposals will be receive for furnishing
hundred thousand Gross Ties for the track of
the Central road, between Staunton and mIboro.
Also, st the same time aad place proposals will
be received for large amount of very heavy tres
selling, TO be erected near Millboro.
By order Of the Board.
CHARLES ELLET. Jr Chief Engineer.
BATH ALUM. June %. 1853 je 28-td
rsasasssz1 no TICE- kICHMUND AND
ssssBfS DaNVlLLE RAILROAD.-On aud
afler the ISL OF July the following charges will be
made on the articles specified below in lieu of the
rates OF the present tariff Of Freight:
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A murder was committed at La Sale, ILL.,,
on the 27Ihult., by party OF men engaged on
the bridge;of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company. Some dispute arose among them,
when one OF their number, BY the name Of
Michael Considine, was shot down and in.
sianily killed. . Several shots were discharg.
ed into his body after he was dead. Sheriff
Thorne had arrested six Of those engaged 10 the
fracas, and lodged them in Jail at Otiaway. 3
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4 nan was ki)lsd 1 fsw. ,miIeS ifosn Belvi
i. s uslps. wss Vanalsiins. The mur6sr ws,
d6ae wifh q sios. sue halIs enieriax The bod,
re fvssalulinss killing bin 81 The spot. aoilss
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NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO Am
~ GUITAR.-Juat received by HARROLD &
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Sonas.
by Spohr, l24 cts z gs8
Oh Charming Msy, Ballad, Rodwe 25 cts
Wild Flowers, do, Wallace so cts
Oh While Adown Lifes Stream We Glide, Hew.
1T, 12A cts 9--sa7e5 asasg fa4 80
Within Mile of Edinburgh, BY Catharins Hayes,
25 cts ts@ '| 81 r = sff@Esf $
e Affection Polka, by NJ C, ,1a} c,s
The Jessamine Polka, by A NJ, I24 cts
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lehaann, 12K cts
Logansport Waltz, by Davis l2x cts
West Point Dream Wsltz. 25 cts
La Pasadita, Mexican National Air Song, for
Guitar, 1st cts yafaiA@a
When the Noon ON the Lake 10 Beamine lS& On
Woo6s of Green Erin, Guitar. l2H cts
Whisper Ono Gentle Word, Guitar, l2x cts
my % Q asSfl bfa .saaoN saat8 es ag u
HEAD QUARTKRS FOR FASHION,.
Be- isgaa, BILE CLOTHING.
- THE subscriber has now ID store, Z mask
spleudid assortment of Spring and Suznmsr
Clothing, of ell styles and quality.
----. ALSO,
Every style Of piece goods Of the very latest pae
eFns, which he 10 prepased to make 10 order at the
shortest nottcs. Come and see for yourself
~ B SPENCE No 100
my4 corner Main and Governor streets.
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lNOBACGO. SNUFF AND CIGARS, at
Il reduced prices-whch will suit all trades
at wholesale and Retail. The undersigned would
invite the attention OF the public to his new and
desirable stock OF fine old Havana, Princips and
American Cigars; Tobacco, Snuff and Fancy Arh.
cles, on accommodating terms, TO the city and
country trade and is weekly receiving large lots of
Cigars from the largest imports So he is prepared
to supply the trade st notice. the corner oil
10Th and Main str cts, Richmond.
lie 30 6t~ JAS A HARRINGTON
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A MOTHER CERTIFICATE.--RIc
"A May, le53-Mrs A. B DAWS-Respected
Madam: 1t is with pleasure present you with my
testimony In behalf OF your "COUGH ELIXIR."-
have used 1t in my family over 25 years-many
years before you made sale OF it-and have found
it every thing you represent it to be- With myself
in cold and cough, it acts like charm. l am
never without some oft near nae and, by timely
of il, have no doubt it has saved me many doc
tors fees and although | don't believe it the in
ia lioe of every body and all diseases, know
personally OF its good effects with great many
other than my own family, and cheerfully recon-
mend it to the public. WIN. McCRERY.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT &
BEERS. A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH. Druggist. Richmond. my 80