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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-18
VRAITH1VAITk FOI1 J,NUAK1.-J.

RKAITHVAirk FOX JANUAKf.-J.
- W. RANDOLPH has for sale, Jan. IS
Virginia State Directory and Business Register
Is cents
a Fortnight in Ireland, by Sir Francis Head
% cents
Outline of Course of English Reading, by the
late Chancellor hent-oO cents
American Missionary Memorial, inclu ling Bio
graphical and Historical Sketches, edited by e w
Pierson, NJ, Piates-SI rs
Vol Lossiug 60 Pictorial Field Book of the Reyo-
luton, Plates-$4 so
Corneille and his Times, by Guizot-SI
Elements OF Geology, by A Gray, A III, and C
Adams-75 cents
kodolphus, Franconia Story, by Abbott-5o cite
Amandeds or Night with Spirit, by Kari Val
mau-50 cents
Heart Histories and Life Pictures, by I Arthur
10 cents
January No Braitawai!e's Retrospect-SI
jal6
NEWsPAPERs, mAGAZINEs. CHEAP
~ BOOKS, &c, &c, for sale at L. L. SMITHS.
Newspaper and Cheap Book Depot, opposite Amcrl-
can Hotel.
Flag of Our Union, Waverly Magazine, Uncle
Sam, Empire City, Yankee Pnvateer Courier
home Gazette, Star Spangled Banner, Musical
World tor the week ending Jan %, all of which
will be furnished at the publishers prices and de.
hVered In any part OF the city Single copies etc.
Barrum's News, for January 18th, is received
8 cents,
Hunts Merchants Magazine, for Jan, so cents,
National Magazine 25
Latest number of Bisckwooi rs cents
Cooley, Graham and Peterson, for February are
expected daily,
The Gypsy, by James, so Cents
Madame Anna Bshp ia dexico in l64g, so cents
Experiences oil Lite, by Miss SewelI, SO cents,
Luck OF Barry Lindon, 2 wells, by Thsckeray
one dollar. Besides a general variety of Cneao
Books, Newspapers, Fancy Articles, Prints Frames
&c wholesale and retail i, Isl
4 RAPE SCARFS, GRAPE sCARFa.-
- Coiored and white embroidered Grape Scarfs
for sale by c. HARTWEII-& CO
ia 10 opposite swan Tavern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-18

s Hampton's vegeta BILE Tineture.-
TINS Invaluable medicine is working wonders upon
the human frame. The letter which we publish to.
day. will be read with great interest by the afflicted
We lately had conversation with venerable cler.
gyman OF this city VINO detailed to us the particu.
lars OF most remarkable cure effected by this
medicine upon a woman who had for wears been
soreiy afflicted with scrofula affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority,
prove beyond all doubt, that there is a virtue 10
Hamptoa's Vegetable Tinctare. which can be found
III 10 other preparation-Bahaaaors Republican and
Argus January sth
Call and get pamphlets gratis and also see sdyer.
usement in to-days paper. For sale by
GA STRECKER,
ia IL and Dru ygsts yepavauu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-18

NLOSES, GLOVES, Nc.-A tuli a.sUrt-
~ ment Buck, lined silk, Berlin and other
6loves, white and colored Comforts, &c, &c For
sale by Z. HARTWELL d. Co
IA 70 opposite Swan Tavern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-18

4 RAPE SCARES, GRAPE SCARFa.-
for sale by c. HARTWEIII@ co
ia 10 opposite Swan Tavern
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05

was T cently elected Ia supply 8 vacancy era
tel NV the rel .imiinH OF NJ. Wilson. apI"iu
tel tn aeon inspector at S,apr"'k 8 Ware
hon e
IT,, II use resun ell thu con-iJ, raton oiihe
l. II III riciink tie Sat. f1r the .%lrctibi oi
memla r of The Board # Pu = Works.hslns
n err salary. &c. Tie S.natr itei,he y'asIy
salnr, Of rscn Comn,i .siouer al $4,000. hi-
anopnf The Hon-e siruck .ut, lew rg a 'iank
to be- fill d " i'm sci amount as might lie nc
~c,Itai,lr from among.t various p'"p'-tiions.-
\ VOTE ia. hfsi iakru % $1,000. atd $3.50 i"r
travelling esp. ses-r1ec'ed. ayes 81 nos
81. Second. or s.. 500-fel. ci.l AYES IL, mes
loo. Thru proposition $3.50 and $3.50 for
travelling exp.nses-rj.c ct d ayes ID, NOES
20 Fourth prbposiiinu, 81 .S00-"rircted. av"s
80. NOR II Filth propose inn.S 500 nd $3.50
iof Ira, cling 'xpeus..- adaIt'd, "y.s7i noes
20. The ii u substitute of the S'naie's for
lie House bill " as then passed amend
meni oftlr Hopse impo-es-e.e - pcnaltles,and
u los IL Office for Co nmi-.ioaer- nl the Board
hntii & any Interest in cunlracts for int, rnal I'm
pro. cmruI sctrmrs.
A message. wa. recriv, d from the Scnatc.iu
Cnrining the House Of the passage "ffhc House
bill with an Amendment. provldlng Tor tfr con
-ttucflon nf u railroad f. ON The Virginia and
Tenn.ss'r Railroad Ia Cum b.Iland Gap. on
the kentucky line. The bill auihnriz"s a sub
-c,lpiion ON ,h. part OF The STATE to tie amount
If ,h.rr fl h. 81 81 500 900 The amend nrnt
Of he ) nate r. qu'rcs the Board Of Pa lie
Works To r, teive assurances from krninckv
that her road " Ill make CamIrrlnr d Gap n
point before the State = portion II the stock shall
b., subscribed
A bill authorizing q company to construct a
railroad from Cliri<ia, s',urg, in Montgomery
co NJ, .un The Virginia and T.nnrs-ce Ra Road
70 tht mouth Of Gre"n' ritr river, 10 connect
" llh h, Cow II gton a"d o ,io and Virgins Cen
rral Rnitoad-. viii a rspilnl stock S. 800 900
the Stale la take lhrr, ftIs VAS passed..
These are important iniertal imp,o, emrnr
hllls, ea,h of " In, " III pro ably rplrlr. three
n%bllions old liars To PM III operation.
I'll" House tec. ded from an anendm nj 10
u bill r. turn d f,nm ihe Senate, EFT bll-ling
the Bank If Roanoke.
A tIll was rtInr'cd ,onrerninQ the Virginia
Hl>i"'ical aud Pnll's"pl iral Sociery.
A hill proposing to McAdlmlzta road from
Bn' khnnon t Clarksi,urg a iii stance OF 90
miles, on State account. " as under considers
ton when. ut 3 O'Clock the House AL jonrned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
The FOREIGN View. per.nc sImmbnIi,

The 'olluwing is n fuller account Of " hat
took place in the Brush Parliament ON the
18th ul''mn, relating to Louis Nap ,lcon and
his intentions
In both the Hoses of Pa liament, on The
itlr / trrroganous were addressed IL In, Gov
ernment III reference Ia the incautIou4 sre,ch
81 Sir Charles Wood, nj II lliax, in VII, h the
conducr Of H. uis Napoleon vas attack d -
Sir Charles being a semitic Earl Of Aberdeen
and Lord John Russell replied, to the efrc,
I al SIR Charles hnd no intention To Toe person
ally offensive 10 The Emperor.
Mr.. Cobdcn called the attention of the Sec.
rotary ot Foreign Ahnirs TO The letter in the
London Times. written by The E+-l OF Monnt
Ed4ecnmbe, who SAYS he has pr, ale infornia
ton, of an uudoubtcd character, that rh. naval
ornaments OF France are eventually 10 be en-
pl"Nei IN a descent upon tn, English coast.
Lord John Russ, Il replied NV doubling the
correctness of Earl Edgrcom es information,
and declared that the RELATIONS exising be-
tween the two Governments We're of the most
friendly character. The Government had.
therefore. no, thought it nee. ssary to reuron
,trarr with France upon the subject of her nu
val preparations.
The French Army was to be reduced 20, 900
men.
The manufactures throughout France were
doing nothing.
lTALY.-Acconnts from Milan repr. senred
the recent outbreak as Il small affair. Thering-
leaders had been hanged, and martial law Of
the most vigorous character established. The
Austrian Government bad placed a military
Gordon along the frontiers ol Switzerland.
Marshal Redetsky states, in a proclamation
to the soldiers, that 54 were killed al Nj an on
the night Of the 9th. No di-ru, hance had oc-
Cured in any other part of Italy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
I he New River RniivOnd.

The bill to authorize The Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad 10 construct a branch Railroad
10 the month OF Grrcni rlrr. with a TN &c ftihs
SUBSCRIPTION oi a million aud a halfdnllars pas
sed the House Of Delegates, ly the follow ing
vote. We are sufprizrd tn find The b dford
delegates voting in he negative.
- Messrs. Anderson. Baker, Bell. Bar
hour, Bare. Bottom of p. and r.. Boyd. Bur.
dett, Bull r. Carpenter Carroll; Cmli lernn
Chatham. Clark. Co". Dansnr. Doula,,
Echols. Fllnary Fly. G,rre,son, Gatr~o odd.
Gilrner Of Russell. Gnode of NJ. Gree, or.
Griffin. H.ad,n. Huhta,d. lmhoden Jackson
OF D.. aud T., Johnson. Jones "f NJ Kee KID
we'll. kll,'y. kiog, l. nj Lryhnln, Luke,
Mariz, Mas-ie. MauIin. Nj, Caule>. McDnL
aid. Mckinney Mcrm, Nil er uf b. aud G
Moore I'll H, N,chnlson. Oldham. Parks. Pa
trick, P,erce. Panneli, Preston, Prmcr. Rem
ick, Rlves, Robertson, Rnss.il. Rmle, 70 :,
Segar. Shannon. Slemp. Smith of b.. AID II
Smith OF X. Speed, staples, Stuart, Tai 81,
Tate, TaS Ion. Tow mes. Vawter, Watson, WI
man. West, Wlrite OF H.. Wittrn and VERIFY
so.
Messrs. Brooks, Davis. Edward
Garrett. Gibson. Gilmore of Ratkbrd. 90
Goode Of B.. Hamlin, Hancork. Hrumer
James. Mapp, NJ C!nte, Miller IF. Moor -
j., Morrison, Muse, Nrwkirk. Pa>nc. Pendlo
ton. Portlock. Rice. Saunders, Scott, Tomlir
and Woodihg-27.
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We see it announced thar the owners of The

We see il announced that The owners of the
Ericsson contemplate sending her on q voyag
to Englsud and Ausiralia-for The purpose ol
demonstrating still more thoroughly The sue
cess and value Of TIE discovery. IL Is IN long
voyages. such a. thus, that The superiority Of
the new motornser steam w~i,lhen'nst eppar. n,
The amount ot coal vhich tie ocean steamers
are compelled To carry IN = passage from Lrv-
erpool to New York even. materially lessons
the capacity for fright. and III like degree IN
cresses the cost Of Transportation. In proper
ton as tho voyage Is proiracted, This d,ficuIr,
10 increased. The c%aloric ship. besides being
less burdered by The bulk and weight of is
machinery. is Represented as consuming onl,
shout one-eigt,ih ms much coal TO. produce n
given amount If pow r. for a given period, ~
the steamers. The. Disadvantages with which
the latter have had To contend have prevented
their employment IN protrscte.l v~oyages.cx
cept v here convenient coal stations were ac-
cessihle along the route. With The caiotic
ships a trip can b. made 10 China and back
with The supply of coal ordin rly carried b>
an ocean steamer. in crossing from the United
States to England.
But this advantage. great as it is. may not
be the chief that will result from Ericsson
great invention. 1t ID not unlikely thai is high
est value " I'll b. obtained in tn. working Of
stationary machinery. The liability, which
some appreh.nd, of arrangement in the ap
para,us from the rocking and pitching of a
vessel at sea. would not exist at oil in mills
and factories and workshops. The cheapnres
security. simplicity and uniformity OF such d
motive power for manufacturing purposes will
assuredly effect a total substitution of lis n-c
for steam, and, IN many Cases, Of wafer. We
suppose il will be found easy To apply The Eent
ed air, used in working the machinery, 10 heat
ing the buildingsalso, 80 that in large factories. a
slight addition 10 tho amount of fuel now used
for comfort only will suffice, in efTeciing thai
object more completely. at the same time To-
set in motion all the machinery requisite for
manufacturing purposes. Regarded in all its
besrings-ihe saving OF life, labor and expense
AND its capabifty OF being applied to uses
for which seam is unsuited, The invenrion ol
Capt. Ericsson cannot but be con.idrrtd one of
the most important that genius and science have
yet brought 10 light.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
Mississippi

B. N. Kinyon, esq declines The appointment
of United States Senator. to succeed Walter
Brooke, rendered to him ly his excel'ency
Governor Foore. In transmitting Mr. Klnvon's
letter to the Jackson papers for publication.
Governor Foote says:
Having now made all proper Ell; r s 10 oc.
cure the full representation OF the State in the
Senate for The ~ elve months " hlch i'll ensne
the 4th of March n~ext.and these efforts having
proved so lamentahlv a~hortive. ! shall take no
further ST. ps TO attain the desired Object. and
shall leave the wole matter to be disposed Of
as the good people ofthe State may decide a,
the ballot box in November next"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05

Among the exhibitions now to be seen in
New Orleans is the skeleton ofa monstrous
repn'e called "iHE Z~EvGLoDoN.' dug up two
years ago IN Washington county Alabama. the
territory oil which state imbeds many fossil zeI
remains OF ante-diluvian animals. Th. Roo
of that city, says. 1--WE had the pleasure YES
terday of witnessing the huge skeleton &c this
monstrous Misunderstanding lis vast length a.
long for fully one bundled feet, and. d, tn,
same time, OF listening to n learned and inter
esiing account Of its discovery from the lips Q
Professor Kocu. The Zeuglodon must hay
been equal in size TO ten ortwel,e of lie tars
est crocodies that during The present pcro
rePose 70 me mnds" the uriet,N Nile. II
an amrhiions animal, exceedingly vorac,ou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
lNAMaLk sOAP'-cvery 10 y come an, buy
L family SOM, the best in The world.
DIR EDP USE

o"ll II warm water-rlther soft. hard or snlt-may
be- used with pcftcc surc@ss. Rub the soup upon the
81 tres and then ut them to soak f,r three ar f,ur
hours, then take th"m and rm, them aud then rinse then.
on. They viii r'qaire but l,luc rubbing after Soaking
nnl II : bon ing l. required, us IL L, nul wi h other SOAPS.
a laf@o washing can be done in onr-third les. time and
trouble and expense thai, with any other soais k. - " -
inls soup - war1a. ted not Ia lnrc in any way tie
slightest fibre, or the skin. OF anything That il i applied
In II viii rrmovf any Kind of tirease. Paint, Tnr.Ink.
SIAN &c. from MY Goods, without the least injury.
Ihi- SOAP / manufactured sol Iy ly Caldwell, Pay."n 4
ca. 2S9 Rivingt INST. New York All orders nu,nrt
y ntt, nd to-. For sale by u. 4. LYMAN
Nnrc h5-iS. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
Candidates for Office.

II III T. t0r :
Alb. elections arr near At hsad. permit me ihf"i2h
y.ar ptper fo nominate JuBS Car. q r. an suit
fle taadi date To- h. voted fr a VI lg"r o. lli-fhs. "
l. ua4eee-sprv iaf M d, rat anything at MI : 4uap
feaIials ft ihs, .f5ce.-hc hrs iiVei an'nas II more
thsa fsett, year,. and l.. doulti'ss fa,"rahiy kia w to
Tie - szei- generally. hbFo"hh"'
irri4-iw2~
ivslVe ARE authorized to announce Gt"Rot =. ~
LtAasa candidate fn The Clerk hip IT tue Bu-tineS
Cunt If III City of i~.ynehburg -
Mafrb3-dts
TE@Wr IRE authorized l., anuonpce Maj JAhEs bt-
MACH. ta.. pr.-.s 1 inrntn,cnt. - randIiats tor tn eih' o."
81 Clerk Of he Count of lIu-tiue. lar The cHy u Lynch
lufR-
March3-its
~ We are authorized 10 nnnouace WnlIta D.
BnAAcH. IL candidate for the ofhee ri Mayor II the 81
oi I,nrhinrg
MHrctJ-dts.
10 We nr authorised TO announrc Rurus ASDtR
eos u candidate fn1 fhr flee al Police Master at TN
city al yDrhlafg. Mnrfh3-dts
Ip-Nc are nntlortzel 10 nnnonnr, ANDREW J. Din
LAKE. n cand,dnt, fr the C~lrrk,hip of the Hnsting-
oori for the city NJ Luxembourg. -
MHrch2-dts
10 We nrc pntiarizrd to anhol.nec WV. II. FEATH
ERsros u candidaie for the nfirr Of Clerk Of the Court Of
Jln,ting. for the cofporntion of Lyn,h nrg.
lei. 70 -dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
nLD APPLE HEsANDy
Keen, Chnes a lsa,dw,u.

v lO!, MAN STREET, Ruchmond, Ia Import
' "rS at In" q "vcs, CrHvnts. &r.. AMI wi,ol. sn e
and r'lalI deniers IN REAhl-AiADE CLOlHING.
he senior partner of this firm have been extensive.
y engaged in the manufacture of Cluthi. G for more han
sixteen years. and a long experience has tnuglt them
no" goods should be made for the Virginia Trade. The
ClolhIng sold AT this establishment (Which ia the largest
II the Staie') Is "i their own make, nnl Narrated well
made Give No. l0a II trial.
n SHIRTS Of superior make aud fit.
Mlrrhl- ii2Snr Twu1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05

armed with a tail capable Of crushing an Gle
pbani al - blow. aud with immense strength II
The jaw. From the gil ,gical stratum in
~biel, the bones were found the ZenklJion
mus have lived anterior TO The epoch ~ofllnlnan
existence"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
"WEDNESDAY Feb. 9.
House Of Delegates.

he Speaker iuid before the House a letter
it''n W. =. tl"nrnoy, resigning hi4 seat as a
ae''e"'r Il ON tue county OF Prince Edu ard ON
aceo9nt "tlli heath.
Va hn''on.ihe Speaker was Directed 10 il
s'if d Mi' "i 'iee'i'' to surniv he vac nr>
eaHsrd ~ IL. rfeane'jsH# u N F.#~
the elcc'lont to be- held on tho 9th ms. rN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-05
BLANKS!
Ar THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

vs. Executions,
Delivery bonds and Notices.,
Identifying Bonds.
SHEtIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices.,
Indemnifying Bonds.
Bus of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS winch are found Tor sale, ran
le had At the Nirginian Jnne where there is a large and beauti
fnl supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman To whom the execution Of this department oI
our business Is entrusted has no superior in the State, and all
who may order work ut this es Hblishment may rest assured OF
fIeely and faithful performance.
oar facilities 70. Pamphlet, Card, and Rule Work,
nre complete, wlicil With the large auuluOn uI iaic, Types amt
Embellishments recently made, make the Vir5iDian as good Il Jo'
Dhee M Is To he found in the interior.
orders from the City aud Country respectfully solicited.
ia 2G-i&cifts TERRY 4 SHIELDS.
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MORRIS. (Aa,c r,iuley & Morris La

A MORRIS (Late IJiatT g. Morris) La
"A. BJukSELLft y PUBLISHER, hih.
mani, w.. } unlislles the tuIoalng vaiunt lie Law Books
Truckers Commentaries, or the Laws OF Virginia
= Vol 8 W. price reduced IN 81 90
Washingtons Virginia Rcrorts.2 Nnls.S va. price 4 80
Calls Virginia Reports, Vols. A ; & Is, price u 90
Tate's A~naIytrcal Digested Index Of the Virginia
Rcrort>, . Vols. 8 vo.. price rehuced to 8 90
The virginia Cudc, ~ BrnckenlrouPh and
Holmes, , Vols. 8 vo., price reduced to 6 90
The Slntute's Mt lnrga Of Virginia, New Series.
. Vols 8 Va. price 80
Tltes American Form Runk. | Vol II mo 90
Howis,ns History al Virginia. Vol. 8 vn-The
acknowledged best History of Virginia now
published.
A Morris will pub i-h Calls Virginin Re-, orr, Vols. /,
: u J.. and Henning and Munfard's Virginia Reports.
A Nol.. Tie snliciis the attention al the legal profession
iilfoughout III" Stnte. to his larse and complete assort-
ment ri / ar Books, to which Is constantly added all
new Il '"hs published, which v i'll be sold at the publish
ers lowest prices.
Mhrrh5 -rroN 2t1w
the Staunton Spectntor, Lex. Gazette, Wyihcville
Republican,, Danviil. Register. FarmvilIe Republican
L%Ynchhnrg ReDuhiicau. Bedford Stntii Il, Liberty, Va,
runners Friend Monroe Co Fincasrle Democrat.
Rockingham Reeis,' L. Lewisbnrg Chrorirlc, and Alb
lnslo" Virgin ian WI copy every other week for four
weeks.
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JOSHUA J. FRY, COMMISSION uEP.

JOSHUA j. FRY, COMMISSION MER-
a. C'.ANT Richmond. Ia.-Thr Co-Iariher,hip Of
tryN NJ Caniiisl' was ~ limiraiinn dissolved On the
lst February.
he subscriber will e ntinuc the General Cnmmis,.
ION business, and attend exclusively to the ,a.e ol Flour.
iol'acco' aud all Kinds Of country produre. lie .ofic.
It's consIgnmcnts for viii IA he promises 10 make onicL
=. turn, nj It" highest market prices. J.J.FkY
sy k%"rs Il" Mes~rs. Mcdaniel & Lee. C as. l..
Misty. d nirl a Wilson. and w. W. Mo.bv. E.o,r.
NJ lrrh5 wiz
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kNlAX aud Tow Linen Just to hand II
u lot "t very superior Flax II Il Tow Linen.
Marcl4-ts MUkkEIL 4 StRATTOH.
OLD APPLE BRANDY.-IO bhl.. very
~ superior old Apple Brondy JUL t" hnnd and 70,
sal' low 10y MURRELL Il STRATTON.
hnrrh4-ts
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GILL RECEIVING NEW GooDS

- -Alarrh l853-JOHN !. IUKIIS,i. additn,,
10 a large sto, ut NEW GOD previonsIv receiveJ
Is now opening a splendid lot of Silk and Scotch Cling
tam UMBRELLAS
y lorg esupply of ~hite Goods. tn.wit: Checked No.-
iihs. Jarkonets Swiss and Book Mu.lins. &c. &c.
Mon>lins nnl Berage de Laines. Lawns. Sc-ALo
"'n i"nen~' Silk aud Camhric Pocket HandkcrrLi,E,
Anarchists ""'
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s-esOmetiling Good Mr.. W. W. Green
Wi dciiy,fn rmptrt e. Lecture AT the Tenn
pera1cr Hall, On Saturday evening. at 7 o'clock. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
Marchj-lt
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AND SQUARE PIANOS.
knabe, Gacisle n Co,
ENtrn~i q manufacturers

ENtea-i Q manufacturers
NoS. =, 1, 6. s and 9 EakaW Street.
First Premium awarded for three successive years.
Sole Agents for Carhart'o PateLi Mel, d, ON.
DlIGNIX MARBLE WORKS. corner Of Sharp and
l. Germn streets. Marble M,numenrs, and various
kinds of Grave.Stones OF neat aud beautiful designs.
AL .XANtER GADDES
IN ATHENS. HYDE AND SMITH. importers and
Iva dealers in FOREIGN and Domestic Hardware, Cut.
cry. Guns, S%addlery, Ac corner OF Baltimore and Lib.
erty 81.
MN. HARRIS, Gun, Rifle, and Pistol maker, No.
w 80 South st Constantly on hand Bird and
Duck Guns, Siy-l,brle1 Pistols. Selt-cocking do. Cots
d ; S%p"rtSmen's Equipments. Repairing done.
SADDLES, BRIDES Harr ess, Turk, Collars. and
~ all articles in the trade, wholesale and retail as low
AS they can be had in II v market. Mt No. g., Light street.
opposite Fountain llottl,
BAS1US WILKINS.
I'hOMAS E MEGRAW. (successor to ". Ramsey)
l. Brush Manuiacl urer. No. II. n, Howard street.
hH> constantly o. innnd as good am assortment of Brush
IS oil every variety, rs can he found in the city ,r else.
where, wholesale or retail. Coiton Gin, Dresser, Full
Jug and Other Brushes for Factory use, warranted of the
best quality. Also, sole muiufl, lurer of Stanley. i'm.
proved PANT and Varnish Brushes.
". Hicy. .John Higlie. RH aS,o;b.
WILEY & Co,
4 ANUFAC1 UREkS aud dealers in Alcohol Of all
VI pr"oiS' Ethtrial on, Cumi.hinc, Pine Oil, Lamps,
Gl' lures, &c. VIII lesale aid retail, PA Baltimore
Street tV Sole ageut. for Newells Patent safety
''ntnPs. Orders rom a distance promptly attended TO-,
M lowest prices.
ESSE MARDEN manufacturer and wholesale deal
- er IN Patent Platform Scales. Patent Balances,
and scales ct ev"iy description. South Charles street
be Ne II L"mtaid and Plnl street,
SlHSON < BAIRD. Steam Marble works. corner of
~ North aud Monuments strctis. Marble Nantes
from IL I" 5000, MOI uments,1 omhs. Grave Stones,Fur-
nlture Slabs, Tiles, &c. at reduced prices.
y A. MrCOMAS. manufacturer Of Guns, Rifles,
= j.. aud ) ngle-barrel aud Revolving p stols al Pratt
street near Gay All the above articles kept constantly
o. hun |.
ZEN & HAGGERTY, No. 81 South Calvert st.,
IN and No. II Baltimore : rect. manufacturers of Tin.
>'.ett lron and Japanle ed War, Bath Tubs, &c. House
keeping articles of every description.
TAR. the most successful remedy now in
use for thee tire of ConsuN ption. Broncl tits Coughs,
COLL A>lhnra, Dyspep>i,. Piles. Kings Evil. Diseases
nf the kidneys, Li'er. Rheumatism. &c. The Cedar
| ar pr"du'eS more home testimony tiun any cher med
"1ne. and Is recnmmende, bs the best physician 3 Pre-
'ared by Mrs. Is. b Norris 3I3 Blltimure street. For
al" by the principal druggists throushout the country
Sl per bottle or Is f0f s..
Ely celebrated Vegetable Bitters. No. 80
~ Bai'im"re street. wholesale and retail. Orders
f'Inptly forwarded 10 any part of the country. Address
{. Goulny. 80 Baltimore treet.
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