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From SPAIN

II is said that Mr.. SOule, believing the
O'Donnell party in Spain more opposed to
the cession of Cuba or to q reasonable settle
ment Of the Black Warrior difficulty than the
Queen, has been pressing upon the latter ali
the influence which he could bring to bear to
effect an immediate cession of the island for
a money consideration. The question of alb
dication has been under serious consideration,
not only before but since the breaking out of
the O'DOnnell revouton and it is said that
Mr.. Soule had strong hopes at one time that
the Queen, in anticipation of this event, would
accept the large sum which the United States
Government has authorized him to offer, so
as to place sufficient sum in her private
purse to meet future emergencies. Hopes are
still entertained that the Government, on ac-
count of the disturbed state of the country,
and the depressed state Of its finances, will
change its views on the subject, and accept
the terms Offered.
1t is believed in the best-informed circles,
that the O'Donnell movement has been put
on foot by the influence of Russian gold,
operating through the Duke de Montpensier,
and having in view future attack upon the
French empire from the south. The London
Times charges that the movement had its
origin in the depravity of the court of Spain;
but subsequent events have proven that this
could not have been either the sole or the
principal cause. 1t is well known that the
Duke dc Montpensier exerts powerful influ-
ence at the Spanish court, and it is now easily
seen by every one, that there is strong SYM
pathy existing between the Queen and the
leaders of the revolution, O'Donnell, Dulce,
&c An enormous quantity of Russian gold
has been sent into Spain and Portugal, to
operate in some way, sooner or later, to
weaken the influence of France and England.
The fact that gold has been sent, is no longer
a question. The O'Donnell party say they
love the Queen and hate the Ministry; the
Queen says she hates her Ministers, aud will
forgive her revoted Generals and subjects
So that under all this there run cOnspiracies
which will be sure to bring mischief on some
body. Russia holds strongly TO tradition; and
she believes that because she BUNDLED
greater Napoleon than the present, and placed
Bourbon on the throne of his ancestors,
she can repeat the performance. To effect
this object she brings into play, as one of her
means, system which naturally grows out
of the habits of the country; for in Russia
everything is bought and sold with money.
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eB- The adjournment of Congress took
place on Monday last. We have not learned
whether that appropriation of n million acres
of the public lands to aid in the construction
of the Rabun Gap Railroad, and about which
We used to hear so much, was made or not.
democracy is mighty uncertain nowadays"
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TERAS.-s2 a year, payable in Advance, or
80 at The expiration Of The year
gB No paperdiseoHtiRued until arreGrges
srePaid, except at The option ofthe Publisher
For announcing the names Of candidates for
Office S., Cash.
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syT The model Daby-jumper-Papa's
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cY" We had the pleasure, few days
since, of meeting with w. p. COLLINS, Esq,
the talented and versatile editor of the
"Blount County Advocate" He informs us
that that excellent paper is not dead, but only
sccpeth; and that in short time it will
re-appear and once more launch forth on the
uncertain sea of popular favor May the
shadows tighten, and the day of its final de-
parture be indefinitely postponed
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THE VETo characterization Pcrces
message vctoing the river and harbor bill, ap-
pears to have fallen upon portion of the
democratic party with the startling effect OF
clap of thunder from clear and cloudless
sky. According to our recollection, which
is tenacious on some subjects at least, oppo-
sition, stern and unyielding opposition, to
such measures, was once cardinal feature in
the democratic crced-the main plank in the
platform. But some how or other there seems
to have been considerable change, and the
man who has recently given forcible utter
ance to sentiments and views once so popular
with the democratic leaders, is, by that action,
drawing upon himself curses loud and deep
not from the wing party, which has always
advocated moderate and wel-ordered sys-
tenn of measures partaking of the character
of the bill just vetoed, but from consider
able portion Of those who, year or two ago,
declared by their votes that he was every
way qualified for the Chief Magistracy of
the UNION. we iiuNe hos eAahiucu ene We
toed bill carefully and in detail, but believe
It ought to have passed into a law; but we
cannot perceive how any "good democrat"
can blame Mr.. Pierce 1t is question, how
ever for the democratic doctors to settle,
which they no doubt will succeed in doing,
to their own satisfaction at least, if not to
the satisfaction of the country.
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FRANKLIN PIERCE
Washington, August /, 1854.

Washington, August /, 1854.
The message was read in executive session.
The lukewarmness of the House of Repre-
sentatves on Spanish affairs WILL it is thought
render it ineffective in its object. No appro-
priation can be got from Congress to operate
with during the recess. The war fever is
entirely defunct in the House.
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Vosp,, e',HSs, r. D!z, n:

WAX amer nearly half globe
ing danger misfortune and ano. death has At length
Professor OF Chemistry NJ
Incredible secret by which the hair can DC eaed
hand beautiful nature itssl has ever seen NJ 70
beautiful ornament OF the head
This art surfing the aud adding
beauty In all bat those lovely and King
among ash Of the cities OF The
the with perfect success, and
bat Tor the aud almost sapsrhnman
Deviyr would probably have remained
mystery to the world for year. to come yea rsIh.ps Ike the
would have died with the erfgnA
only small portion Of the human family save
decorated With those estimating hnsles cap
tiyated Thousands.
The Recipe for this for curling the
hair ding dollar
To.i paid GTRA ~ DETIviER. karHi.oton, Ts.nesA
county, he has locad himself amid crowd Of ad
mrng friends receiving the blessings OF all that have used Wis
and daily forwarding to all United
stae, wonderful receipts for Curling the hair
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fu<sn1es seAo 9<f Tv<eh teksts stop 1t point
BY order, H. ID. WutfCOMB,
kiehmond June ~, 1854 tupt rranspcrta,ien.
STAGE ARRANGEME NTS.-our stage Lines viii
connect daily with The Trains Of the Central and Alexandria
Railroads a. foil US, Wis: ri.
Passengers by the Mali line will staunton
ter dinner and arrive At Ooverdaie Rehmond
Leave morning At daylight,
rive at the White Sulphur Springs BY 6k p. "
And by Messrs. leiske line
Pas.ngers can spend the night at saunton leaving
daily sundAys excepted the
leave morning At and arrive at White bphur Springs
early hour In the evening. ..s.-.
r. RkrURN sCHErULE:
Passengers By the Mail line will leave white Sulphur
lghdlne at Warm SPRING. Ciovera arrive at
sAunton BY on NJ time With Trains Of the
Central Alex andriA
for dinner second day.
Passengers By Accommodation line the white Sulphur
eakast spend the night tho Hot SPRING. leaving
dsy.htare staunton early evening"
Meeting with the CentrslTran, leaving daily At CA NJ.
PasseoE for Lexington Natural Bridge Bnehsnsn and Fin.
viii be through day Richmond those
Rcckbrdge Springs breakfast day A.
Parties desri Coaches charter the staun.
white phur Springs from either Company,
they desire.
is2e-du WM p. PARRISH 4 co.
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NEW FALL. GnnnS

NEW FALL GOODS
vuNIH Subscribers cali attention to th.ir
Il foreign and domestic Dry goo Is, such AZ,
Black and Colcred French and English Cloths
french and English Doeskins and Cashmere
great variety Of Fancy Cashmere
Velvet and six ye.tings
Me mo, Limb.w WOO! ami Silk Shirts and Drawers
MtTino, Lambswoni and silk Socks
Fix and Cambria nandkerchefs
Black and Colored SILK Cravats
Satin Stocks and Napoleon Tyes
Linen Shirt q, liars
SILK and bingham Umbrellas
Coioreh Linen and Cambria shirng,
Rich Chenc silks, style
Black and COlorcd BrJcade silks
Plaid and Checked do
Plain and Plad Black do
DlacS Artnure and Satin Du Chene
Coloured and Black NOR Antique
Rich Paris Printed DE Lame
Pliin and Plaid French Merino
Plsin Colorei Mouseanes
Rich French Chiniz
English and American Cacos
french ard English Furniture do
ZINE Printed flinneis
Black French and English Bombazines
Black Alpaca Lustre,
Black Love Handerchiefs and Veil,
BackT hibet and Wool shawls
sluare and Long Plaid do
Plain and Embroidered White Grape do
Grape and Herino Scarf,
Maltese Habits and Sleeves
Maltese and HoDitan Collars
Cambria and Muslin do
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and Inserting,
yalencenDes and Thrt n do do
Kid. Lisle and silk Gloves
black and Kid Ganntlets
silk, Cotton AMI worsted Hosiery
Revere and Embroidered Handkerchief,
Bah and Bonnet Ribbons, &C. 1c.
20 PARKER, BAYJEY NTMMo
We No 1i3, Eagle square.
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.

To OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY
conformity with long standing telling ont our
entire stock o. Goods .. the close Of Eve
put down our stock 10 such cash prices
before the day Of public saexhatever
main on hand will disposed OF at public auction without
have added have patron, the large ,uppy
OF the styles OF this Goods below y
have been purchased At the New u cash at The
low prices weeks and upon vhh
We have placed small proht
Cloths, Cassimeres, satiaetts, and Pulled C.otfs
Iweeds Kentucky and X. nnebeck Jear Kerseys
rlannsis, Linseys, Plains and Isble-Twst Kerseys
french, German and English Merinos all prices
Rich Plaid and Printed Cashmeres ard Mousseine,
Super French Plain Mousselines, shades Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid Persans, Chaley's and De Bege
sape5 Plain and Figured French Fannels, for saeque,
Plaid spun Silks and SILK and Wool Paids Laine,
Rich Plaid, and Broeade Glace and Poult de Sole
Brocade and Plaid Black Silk, extra quality
Blk Gro de Rhines, TaHetas, and Satin Swautine
satins, Morcelnes and Porences all coors and qualities
Real Irish Poplins and English and French do
Neck, Bonnet, Cap, Lutestring and Satin Ribands
nigh Colored and Black and White aid Checked Cling
French, English and American Calco,, (cheap)
Table Damask, Table Cloths, Napkins and Dpyies
Eye Diapers, Hucksback. DoWlas and Towels
Embroidered Curtains and Drapery Musiins
Dotted, Embro sered and Plain Muslin for dres.s
Rich Lace and Muslin French and Scotch Worked Collar,
Niusli and Oambric Sleeves Habits and rlouncings
Muslin, Cambria Thread and Ripngs and
Thibet, Cashmere, furkrr' and Rob Roy Shazls
Ladies' and Misses Kid Silk Nett. Tibet Glove,
Gents and Boys Buck, Beaver, rhibet and Blk do
Ladies' and Gents SIX :rino and Shaker Drawer,
Gents Ladies' and Chdrens Wool Cotton aud sin o,eIy
whitney, Mackanav, Twlled and Dufll Blanket,
3D. rs, 49, 3D. g. and 1874 Colt I'm shirinys sheeinp,
VALENTINE, CRENsHAW 4 CO..
No. 90 Broad street, corner 9th,
Pauar
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H>ENTRAL RAlLROAD-0PkHr 10 STA CA1uN-
~ ehrepesa, Conostasse anA klPeAssss Arrsnee-
s~.. sae For rss,eas % he ssvessi sysn
Lrhtakton, &c.
The oonpsny provided nth larry additional suppy
kngnss aud Passengers Cara have
Cars whole ,s
line rNnaing through ssv<r tinsNs q e~ek. WI
The pAss the Roclash Cas-
view Of Surprising kradisar and beauty. - =
Commencing With the Both July,
will be daily between Richmond
nond Al aio A. NJ, and arrive At stAnnton $50 y.
ny this line ftersbar
at $50 2. VI. -.--." - =
Leave Staunon at NJ and arrive Richmond p
Returning Dom the sprngs, viii make
With the Orange and
the Pstersburg train going South. .si.
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WHIrE ZINC pAINrs.-rhe following facts, which

WHITE ZINC PAINTS.-The following facts, which
w are the result Of accurate experiment. show that
Paints are much cheaper to the consumer than Lesd
100 lbs White Zine Paint vlcover when applied
on new work. much surface as 1863 lbs white Lead
estimating that IL viii cover but any cent surface
that is sold at the price pound White
then the cest Of painting with Znc will be
painting with Lead noh about the
and beauty OF Zinc Paints.
This heir relative cheap1ess) decide
the question in Of Paints other
merits OF more Importance.
White Zinc when and sui
phurou rapor ains Its original brianey and vhitene
White Lead quickly turns yellow.
White Zinc inodorou Occupied may painted with
IT, without the inmates from the ordinary
smell Of paints.
just painted slept with impuny where
with Lead
Aage stock OF the above and supply OF Inseed OIL
stsntly on hand, for sale low by
PURCELL, LAID 90, Drugsisls,
at re-
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GNOUPOh hONDS FoR SALE-9b O, 600 ytrstpi. I'd Tn
n.A.es Rdtirodd 4ortgdped sie per cent Coupon Rond
inTsa and rtncpdi payable in Eetc York and constIL
no Stncf Of hs Company at he pleasure holder nj anv
% Sl day are In sum,
toV each redeemable for 40 part of he
OF one million ave hundred thousand By
n a. Its last session, million taken
ne sae and The whole amply secured by on
The entire road and Of The Company
ment OF The interest and the ultimate redemption
rms With their original capital millions
TIL, Road will extend from Lynehburg the
Assistance OF 2oa mes-wheIe will other similar
improvemsnt extending TO Memphis
thereby when The South sds Petersburg Nor
Ioh Railroads are completed, Continuous from
Norfolk Petersburg aud Richmond Memphis
thntpeIuon OF our State remarkable Tor Its fertility as
cultural and mineral judging
Increasing business which The
koad are sanguine that will certainly cent NOT
more The whole work under completed
oy inc OF January lsS copy Of the martsNge can be
seen Al our ONCE and The
bel on application 10 O. W. PuRCEiI Go
ieiS " pssr,Se;' ".
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49,, III W n T'S II MO UII TURS,
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DIsCOySKY or KhD,yAy a m
One REGULATOR sufficient to oil, Liver and
Pancnn. TO healthy discharge OF their fuL etions
lar period Of time every day. - 'NeN'
-Four 70 six will thoroughly all corrupt and acmoniou,
hunoTs from the aime Try canal
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R% Hs@ NSM RRa ARia

n . lCHMOND AND DANNILIE RAILROAD
HI orEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD. leo MILES.
The regular Train will daily (SndAys
between RICHMOND and MOONS PERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond At O'clock A. Nj and arrive Moons Ferry
Road at l29cM ".
Leave Moons Terry Read llls A. NJ and arrive
mond at - O'Clock, T. II.
The stop passengers following point, oniy
Robous Coal Field, romshawk, Pouhaian, Nattoa1, Chua
Amelia Court House. Jennings Ordinary
Liberty Church Msherrn Keysve prafes Branch Messing
ford Roanoke, Glover and Moons Ferry Ro<A
Childrshover 10 and under Is OF hafpree.
by themselves must be furnished with uc
that be retained the once and
pressly stated the that they permitted the
Cars.
Passengers FOR Lynehbus Side Railroad a,
Haytokah.
Passengers GAINESVILLE Messrs Moss Co.'S Stages
Roanoke, OF Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through to Clarksyile
r. y. HrGHsoN Ticket Aren.
" B-For the inform s,ioa the prpic
Daily Stages from the termnu.
Of the Railroad to DAnyille.
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EWIS WEBB q SON offer sale:
IL i lsS ned' H ss. ol s.sS; par: prime
80 bs'' Coffee Sugar, "various qualities" SUGAR.
Is half boxes Loaf
:; s ss'' s Eli. s''i;s' nolAs.as
s s e e e: ! H # oo,,r,
g g B Bss. sS ss,a
SO g Bsi, Hsi ssp e.: and n's.Ts
+ 4 &. y y.s,!y Ro. '''''
SIS s;Ss: Sole Leather various qualities"
300 s s".ss Ef Glover sft sssd
zoo ';:'' $:$: "'''''' qualities CANDLES.
SEQ bag. Drop and buck sho,
Rd sn sGip and Paper Time
p ". rpe r% me. Mn.en' Backing LOe
irHGE .se 4 &, ..s. n Va:
@ , v have o ss. ", LIQUID
profess cost ' Or cheaper Gs s s1S every
iii. sSos a. 10 iss ns s~.
presented at the time of sale. MYERS i JfNKE,
neo Sign Of the Illuminated Clock
RUSSET"r I.EATTER.-250 Sides, receiving on con-
noo TINsLEY, TARDY 4 co.
MI SSfs.-lpo bills prime N. o. Moasses 20 bbis
~ io'k SYRUP receiving Ia store, and for sale by
no. TiNsLEY, TARDY 4 CO.
g DAP STONE GIDDIRS-To bake Cafes xI,bor ~. ,r,
- Grease ard will civ. an. hra., 80 pp me snsN
turner" Ac' for by
noo ZIMMERMAN
W. shNs-Jus. received, lot Of very New Eng.
nn1n 'ahu hos SKINS. SMITH RoBERT5.
- noi No 81 Pearl street.
COACH AND PLOUGH MOI IT, fnr ..,o,,,ns,, ., co.sk
~ nd Plough Bolts very large and complete and 10
which We invite the attention ofthose In want. "
smith a ROpeprs
no10 No On po.,i',.,,
4 ,hOfo!oN OH HEtIiNG BALM! For thnpprd Fncrs,
aD,a, article Is last becoming one Of the most
". 49,. s.n' I " ,e 70 e. 800.
ioughn,s hardness and irabiliy OF the skin, In
sof and S,i, we most Irritable skin deleatey
PURCELL LAID A CO. Druve,.t.
no11 ' D NV q, S I.nsus,
q, Agate ,r-1rupo ~. 'ee'
- 80. NJ, - Nc.-,or making mnce PIE or sau-
have The above article s,h ay WIN ,h M.tis Mil can
their purpose. For sale by ivy '' " f''e' 70 SUIT
MOO zINurpuIN
c,UPnuiou CIR ,,riovp,y ,,v, ,,,,,,r, =, -. "-
- Iy received large and fn ICY ~
article requir by Merehsnr CerE. Enyin.sy's .nd
Others. y 'e''>N' "'N
Among which Rnp.h Letter paper i'm,
ported by the subscriber direct from the ~ noi
PILES AND POTATOgs4OO barrel. App,s and po,.,o..
N landing and for sale By ''
noiS DAVID CrppIp
n HON AND sTERI,--1b, toI T,.dce., V,a,,., -, 60
aong an a,,ortr ami N ai ,o, .,s. A"u sweden,
Russia and Am.,jsan abes, fer Nj, d..
Tin Plate Ac tons MAYORS English and hm.rsn b.
terd ssei, for sale by
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IMpoRTANr1o ptr,Ir.Kvpa

ETey one who Is In the habit Of taking RADwAY5
The most pleasapt SAFE and .Gecua
ihe bowels Myer Pancreas and the Certain Pufyrr or
One ofRhDwAYs REGULATORS superior, In point or med.
proved cathartc pills. ~ -P
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WINSTON a PUNEilS.
OCERS AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS

WINSTON & row Ems.
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner >r Cary an. Pearl streets,
AYE in store and Tsie.yns, sIse soSk o. Groceries, tea,
The D' "; iS s FS,S Ra and ss Ns.
s." packages Loaf Crushed Clarified and Coffee
ess Rio. LaCusyra, Msrcaibo Java Mocha Coffee
,s NH a css Bas and Tea"
90 % s sS. f Sai!
100 dozen Painted Pals
4Ut reaIas Wrapping Paper &
9 paeEares Msanysse other Wine.
AID reaeh Brandy aud wnss q rariou. kinds and
3 as5 @ bs Sa r saT ju n.. %s
% lRa %%Sa @
ns s Rs MS. and and
ShOalder Together with many articles all OF which think
before Purchasing sss~heis Is
~ I.sSs .. = .l.TnIsy=--
| September LIST. 1851.
Boots shoes Trunks Leather de- have ever had to
a S tile attention Of our friends in North Carolina and
Prom experience of twenty-five years il the trade We think
and mos. sslesbie Goods in that viii give salts
cee. for the last years. keep the very
s ss,I e0's that can be Of
nHs .shonaeie styles Among may the
AND %atSS sao Waxing ss. soo
Ladies, Pine GOa,skin Walking shoe,
Ladies' Fine Leather Walking Shoes. with heel.
Ladies White and Black satin slippers
Ladies' White Kid Slippers
Ladies' Rest Kid and Morocco Slipper. and Tie,
Ladies Pine Parlor and Dressing slippers
Ladies' Velvet Slippers
Ladies' over Shoes, very nice
FOR GENTLEMEN
Genem" MS Pine Dress Roots, N.
ticntenens Pine Calf Boots, four diier-n: nuals.
Gentemens Water Proof Boots, qualities
Gentem,us Kip Boot, sizes to II, I 10 H. tol2
Mems AMI Boys Heavy Boots qualities: some made ,;t
very Ions 'ers aud very ior dtslSrs - "'''
Mems Pine Calf BroRan1 sewed kip all sizes
Mems and Bo Kip BrOgEns all qualities and siza. an or
OF mem really prime, 'tddc to HtH b. sell
300 pairs Of Richmond made led ali si,e
Boys Shoes ali kinds Chdrens Misses Boo,. and sbos
~ all kinds. ~ ' anu e'oes'
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Leather Shoe Thread
se9 pUrEEY. WATTS PUTSEY
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% I.xl
hSE n! ..s 1s..
he 9h Of October 1884 he Passenger Trains i' Road vii
Acss Iaeo, Sunday. s,eep,ed,M So An.
MAIL daily, Al Pm
AstennsdAon. daily Sundays eseep,ed,N S. M
Express and Ma, Train. Richmond connect the
&C. Th,essh rets.' Weldon be the ei, Of
Petersburg connect al Richmond with the
Northern Trains ior with The viz
.irts for W.hinson BsitmcTe aud Be pro-
cured At the ticket once In Petersburg
leaving Richmond NJ; stop only a. the
Man leaving Petersburg at ok P NJ stop only
the Port wahan and Clover i Jane'ion' Half Staten and
The ACCOMMODATION stop there are passengers
fs IN . sy &C..
ton, clover wslth. Functions, and oreet
eSsarsn over ave and moi over year: Of age s
oelor psS.sa, s NO, Ss permitted ar,, s.i e
eept children, persons
white persons si Be Charged LOT
10 Il. be allowed each when ticket.
purchased at the ONCE and to persons getting the
travelling by themselves mus, be furnished By their
and must be stated on the that they permit
T.n YIN Leave Res@ons Mond.y. and
\. s.EThs Trains .iiran By liss%ssa tins.
once AP RR CO. Sep, so.h. 1854. osS
STFhkAsHg1nsshsEEo 1lS F6tsr FF f5azss
s.Sk a,'s
Thulsi,y morning.. 6x ocSi H. pfssiseyJ soaeSns At
Passage Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk, "a
ieie R. O. HAsKtNs
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CiKD-hayinr this day engaged with Me,,rs r. r. Du.
aI ,no " anords me pleasure 10 invite friend,
patron, whom have served for years
70 give me can at my new hofne assure them am
unuanee OF the same ' ''p''' 'O"'' COLI
Ui n n vcyrn,,.
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wM. P. PARRISH 1 CT
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
QUARLES a. BROOKE,

q
No. 10 Pearl Street Richmond, Va,
ESpkCTFuLLY beg leave the public
u have received Of the largest Stocks SPRING GOODS
opened In this market They aGer for sale the most
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet line enumeration of which
DC tedious for adyersnuent Merchants Waiting
will please give oa determined to sell good
terms As any aouse In this or any other market mh9
IN Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
RICHARD HILL Jh will all liabilities OF the hrm and ell
ther OF the partners will receive what be due to them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY w. TALLEY.
THE SUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond his thanks
his friends connd,d their
hopes they will continue leir avors Mess. HILL RAW
LIN0S. n. W. TALLEY.
stand Main street. below the Banks will continue
all business In the ue OF General Agents. Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting 81 Claims
RICHARD HILL. ia,
EDWARD @. RAWLINGS.
RICHMOND. yebruary I. lsa.-fe2
Il EXITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iridium pIa ted
Pen warranted not TO corrodt. This Pen principle
entirely combining all the advantages Of the elasticity
and thus entirely obviang tie only objection that
existed against the steel Pens This Pen will
invaluable article in offices they need vping banks
and schools, they III not spaer the hinns paper
and are warranted anti.corrosiye. FOR sale by
my2 No. So Main street, opposite City Hotel.
nlsSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES copartner.
ship heretofore existing between the
the style Of Burch shAfer, is this day by mutual
solved. SAMUEL 8 RrIRCu.
April "a, 1854 PRANK slIAFER.
SAMUEL 8. BuRcH
" Intending TO close Business will hereafter
stock OF Ready Made Clothing, At COST, tor cash.