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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19
Cnamccry cour, nj ,1ndisonvil,c.

NtTONEN MULES, I6OD.
William Balm, James Clayton and wife, and
others,
as.
Andrew Stephenson, James Stephenson, aud
others, Ileirs Of Joseph Stephenson, ST., de.
ceased.
VSlLL charges that defendants Andrew Ste
ID rhenson and James Stephenson reside
beyond the STATE of Tennessee, publication i
therefore ordered to be made in the Athens
Post for four weeks, requiring said non-rc-i.
dent defendant, to appear at the next term
of the CAancery Curt to be held at the
Court house in the town of Madsonvllc, on
the LIST Monday of December next, and then
and there file their answers to complainant
bill, or the san will be set for hearing, and
heard e. p"fc. }. a. COFFIN, {. G w.
Oct 10, lS55-it Prs fee s3 36l
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w Wholesale Druggists.
H0gif0nN, EfisIpy ~ TO-,

NETOULD call the attention Of Merchants IN last
w Tennessee to usua. large stock 81 D'Sss,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DyeSuts Perfumery, So.rs.
brushes, sc. We fully prepared for Abe fo'es
Tidde, and We hope Merchants visiting market will
examine stock and prices before buying we have
unusual facilities both for purchasing and selling at Low
prices, being connected with liaviLhsD HAR.AL& RisLEY
New York; and HAviLNsn, HARKhL & Co, Charleston,
y. c. The following articles will comprise part Of
stock, to which making daily additions
10000 fbs Blue stone; 1000 Ds Salt Petre;
1000" Fine Indigo 1000 " Sulphur
5000" No. Nader; $500 q" Brimstone;
800" Ext Logwooi 10000" White Lead;
1000" Chip LOgTood; 1900 " Zinc Paint;
5000" Putty; 100 doz frey'svermif ge:
5000 Spanish Brown, 1000 lbs Venetian Red;
1000" Cooking Soda; 400 dOz. Castor on;
1000" do In pap's 100 Decentralization
27i Rrond street, q doors from Globe IIotel.)
Aug. 3l-iy-3G9
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II. Il. DOdsOn. ID. b. g.,
Surg O O. N ID O n t 1 - t,

a GRADUATE OF the Baltimore College of Dental
IN Surgery, having located permanently, offers lis
services to the citizens Of East Tennessee lie under
stands Dentistry as taught IN the principal Colleges in
the United Stairs, in all its various Breaches. All exan
nations of the mouth free of charge. His charges are
moderate. [sept 2S-tf-3GG
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~ Card.

MIR. C0LEMAN'S Dancing Rooms will be opened
WI ut the Athens Hotel, Friday, the 18th inst
Ladies taught from to half past D. and gents from TO
o'clock +. VI. Those DESTROYS of taking lessons WIN
find II to their advantage to at the hrSt les
son. All the styles Of the day taught together with the
e,iauette of the Ball Room gc Oct. 1874
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More New goods!
II. BES \ DE q IL ID.
RlCEYlLLE, TENN,

TNFVT' ' TIIF'f't F11t'f'I
INVITES the attention Of his friends, an
L the public generally, to his large assert
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New Fall and Winter Goods =!

n An now receiving my stock Of Fall aud Winter
y Goods, and would respectfully request my old Gus
toners and the public generally to give me call, AS
feel confident it will he to their interest,
sent ~ GEO. W. ROSS.
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;HA,sowN:eEand Carpcntc,rs' 'Eooiss

HEAR Oys.;eE and CarpcrtrrS' C0oi.
q H-Just received, large lot Of Hardware, such
Steel, Sitdge si Hand Hammers Augur-, timlcts,
Screws, Locks. Hinges English and American Strap
iIiwrc1 Chain Pumps and Fixtures Wagon Boxes of all
sizes, Sud Irons, Stock and Dies, Rifle Barrels, Gun
{. pS Of all kinds. train ShOvcls, &c, &c
Also u kugo s'rch of Carpenters re0ls OF every de-
Gcta GEO W. ROSS.
a 33'z'S un.. Siiocs.-Just received large
Il y stock. FROM common tn the very best. Call aud
examine For sale By loct5I GEO. W. ROSS.
ENEt Df-IiadV (ioti,ing.-l am now re-
III critng my large and well selected stock ut Ready
MaIe Clothing, consisting Of over, Frcck Dress and
Sack Goats; Pants. Vests, Shirts, Shrt-collars, Lambs
wool and Nlcrino Shirts aud Drawers Of all sorts and
sz,s-ull Of which will sell very cheap for cash. Just
walk in aud lit You out anew, from top to toe"
Ori5 GEO. W. ROSS.
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HoGE3usRaE9.

n WILL purchase AL good clean Linen or Cotton mot
e wouen) Rags aud give liberal price In Cash. Wrap
ping Paper or Tin Ware. JAMES GETrIS.
Athens, Oct l2-It-3iS
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Rittenhouse Academy,

Rittenhouse Academy,
For Males and Females.
,yllE Winter Session Of this institution will commence
on Monday tine 5ih of November
Rates Cf TWhion, per .fre months:
Reading aud Writing ............,...,......,.3a 1900
Arithmetic, Geography AMI Grammar. 500
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, &c ..........l25n
Ancient and Modern Languages. .l5OO
An extra charge Of II for fuel. Payment in advance
No deduction for lass OF time,
Student. in search Of boarding will do well to apply
to the Principal II. W. yON ALDEllOFF,
Kingston, Tenn, Oct 5-it-36i Principal
Tay your Taxes.
LII persons who have not paid their Taxes for the
"a year s5, must do Immediately, II they wish to
avoid cost, TlloS, STEPHENS,
sept 2s .sheriT Hc.NiHn 60.
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Tu1.noRAxH1C MHWR


AEH0RTEU FOR - n = III AT y H.
conSreepaennt
AyasHiNtT0x. Dee - ksat<-<In ~ sep6te
tc.iay MIR Weller Of C6Ef5rnia R1se netlee ofhh
fnteation 10 intfoflucda bill autl,oliking cd fst
tatin the construction Of railroad and line Of te
egraph to the Pacific.
After short executive session the Senate adj
journed S ,sCt#T,
Horse Tho House continued ballotins to-day
for Speaker The Erst ballot stood ~ fellows :sss
w a. Richardson. IN. (Dcln), .............T3
LID Campbell, Ohio, fAbclition).
Mp Banka, Jr, Mass, OK. N1............t1
Henry A. Fuller, Pa. (Whi.,) ...... I'LL
After the Cd ballot Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, arose
aud stated that though he had received higher
number of votes than any OF the opposition candi
dates Il was obvious that he coult not be elected
without he repud;ated his well known principles
with regard 10 Slavery and Americanism, and In
order to facilitate the organization he wouii with
draw his name.
Alter Mr.. Campbell Withdrew, four ballots were
taken. The last and 9th ballot resulted as fol-
lows @ssf
; W. A. Richardson ILL.,, (Dem). .....3
Mp Banks, Mass, TX. N)............ -. AZ ..
H. ~ Fuller Pa {Whig). ......2y
A. G. NJ. Pennington, N. j., tWhig,. ..--.-I-
John Wheeler, n. Y. Dem.). ,......-----.
FIX Zollicoffer, Tenn, *. Nd. ...........
The election Is apparently as far OF as ever
Mr. Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky, has been
withdrawn. .t s-F
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COMMERCIAL.

New YORK Deci Flour declined IL cents per
bbl-Siate $50 Ohio $685. Southern $500
Wheat dull-Westeln red S2us; Southern red 81 10,
white 81 IA. Com lower-Mixed quoted at 81 Pork
loyrer-Mtss 500. Eeef-Chicago repscxed Slo3.
ss ss7 Virginia SIS $3.50; Sterling Exchange dull at
5tQs2.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Gth.-Cotton decliaed Oh
Sugar irnl, considerably lees than average ciop
isexpectcd
CHARLESTON, Dec. tb.-Cetton-Saes to-day 5000
bales. Good middng closed atss. Rice advanced j
good quoted at Al. freights advancing.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour dull and 10 sales.-alt
kinds held at SO. Wheat drooping-,Shite F2loa
S2.1l, red $l.95052. Corn active, but lower; leW
Yellow 70083, white 701!9; old white and yellow 50.
Provisions quiet.
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The Vote for Govesaer. &c.

The General Assembly yesterday concluded the
CONT of the votes for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Attorney General The aggregates
viii he found in the report of the proceedings of
the House Of Delegates. 1t will be seen that Mr..
WIsE's majority is 1921. This result takes some
thing from the losses of the losing side in the bet
ling of the last spring, which, it will be re nember-
ed was pretty free. There were a good maa,y bets
on 10000 majority =-.si tss
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HIGH PMcEs--At the sale OF the property Of
9 John S. Jefres decd, in Meckenburg county, on
Tucsdsy a negro boy, only 10 years of age and a
common field hand. brough, $780, and another,
not as likely. brought Sla5a Corn brought Sa35
bhl Fs.t So 8fsess s-i
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NSrS Gus SnuctcfSsss6SeafA ana Try ILL.,
BALTIMORE, March 1ltb, 1S55-Messrs Mortimer
and Moqcby0y: Gentiemen--It will be out of my
power tie II you in this certificate of all the good
have derived from the of DR.. Hampton's Vegeta-
Bile Tucture. For than twelve months have
been in bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and general arrangement
of the whole nervous SYSTEM For weeks at time
unable to leave my he'd with serious pains IN my
eide, back and breast, with appetite and great de-
bility. Alter trying various remedies, from which
derived but little, if any benefit, became much dis
spirited At this time was advised by friend who
had been cured by the fncture to make trial of it.
| am happy did for after taking two or three
bottles, Hind myself restored to health. ii.
My daughter, also, who was broken down in health,
restored by it. Some of my neighbours have also
been cured and others benefited by i;s My de-
sire is 20 bear testimony OF the good have derived
cannot ssy too much in favor of this valuable n,ed-
cine express in this way III the sliherings from
which have besn reeved: but if those who are af-
hcted will call on me will give them satisfactory
evidence of the great healing and restorative power OF
Hampton's Vegetable fracture. ,.s.
H. Yours, truly, WIN. HIGH,
No. 1856 South Paca street.
" Delicate Ladies' and children will please give 1t
trial. s. So
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula.
As a female medicine it is unriyalled.
Sold by q. A. STRECkER aud PURCELL, LADD
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER 4
MOWBRAY, BALTIMORE, and By Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere. ess
10 $l per bottle; 6 bottles for s.. no 20 .
sF~ Board of Trade-- Committee of Ar
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, Benz. W. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, john H. CLAIBORNE.
no 23-ts T.s +
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NoRFoLk AFFAIRs.-Dr. Robert NJ 6ordoh'
Health Officer of Norfolk, publishes card dispro-
wing the statement published in Northern paper
to the effect that he received bride to pass the
steamer Ben Franklin into port. He also says that
he only received 1888 for health certificates given
to refugees, and took the fee from none who he did
not think were fully able to pay it. A splendid
building is to be erected the site of the old City
Hotel which was destroyed by fire few days
sir
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Tar BALIoTrsa ~ CokoREss The balloting
-. ssuus6 q Rxors5entatfves on fhursday, tor

MisERAg.. TREAsuRE.--afr. Ridgway, civit engi.
nser and geolosist. estimAtss the amount OF mer'
charitable Goa! IN Hampshire and Hardy counties
at Loo 600 Zoo tons at the lowest calculation L.
Within the area OF the coal.ineasures he locates
SIS coo eco tons of nodular argillaceous iron ore,
besides l35 oeo tons of tho ceous fossilferous
variety of ore in the rocks Of knobly mountain.
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esy- A Letter from the Itey. DIR. John C
McCabe, of Hampton, Va. -ses !"

= = = HAMPTON, VA, Oct. IS, 1855. =
Having had occasion to BAKERS premium
BITTERs in my family within the last Yeas, in
Of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have used any remedy for these distre
ing naladies with SO signal success a. this. hare
ever carefully avoided recommending any Of the vsr
nostrums with which the country is Hooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate obsery aton, and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL LADD CO., and Druggists
generally. .- oe "
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F;re MT Sing Sing Prison, N. w

NEW YORK, Dec. IA terrible fire was raging a.
Sing Sing Prison last night all the shops the first
side We're in flames but it was not believed that
the main building was in immediate danger There
was much excitement among the prisoners, and
their wells were terrific. .s-
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Destructive Fire In New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA fire occurred here TINS
morning, in Cedar street, which proved very de
structive before being subdued by the hremen-
Three houses, occupied by Charleston and Savan
rah merchants were partially burnt, and 800 bales
of cotton, from New Orleans, just landed from the
steamer Black Warrior, were also destroyed
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MIR. Riyes, Addrnss

The address. Of Mr.. RivEs before the Young
mems Christian Association, in the LIST Baptist
Church last night was worthy of his reputation as
an orator. The church WAS wded and he was
listened to with the deepest attention
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Troaps for Oregon,

NEW YORK, Dec THE Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. have contracted with the government to
carry out 800 troops for Oregon. The steamer OF;
Louis has been chartered for that purpose. and will
sail ON the 18th inst for Aspnwall.
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PoRK.--The Christisnsburg Herald Gays that
Pnrk Is selling there at S625 TO &c 50 per hundred
rpecuiasors ha wing paid as high as a.. The Liberty
BEDFORD Sentinel records the sale Of = drove OF
4 La hogs there, Saturday, II IS pen hundred.
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Union Benexoicnt Society.

~ Wewould call the attention OF the public TO Mr..
Pratt's advertisement, offering the proceeds of his
Daguerrean Gallery this day in aid of the funds
OF this Society. for the relief of the poor Of the
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Il kIsksssz fsz o.. = >. "a q D.ssss.s:
. P.rsonsu6E liiS 6r Letters /. tAis In Nd
ple61& ssy she@ ore 81 rtissd.
- OMcs rs % andsys. hsrssftss, from s to-
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DECLINE II LAND WARRAsIs.-The ruling
rates for land " arrants in Washington on Thurs
day were for SOFA and l6Gs, o5 cents per acre,
and for CO.'S and I20s--eo cents per acre. Dealers
rcfsisedto buy large lots even at these low rates
quoted and the market shows a decided downward
tendency asa. bgEYi7-4 Ezissa n ~ -.- =.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY
MUSICAL CONvENTIUN
Nl UNDER THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT
~ THE


Musical Convention. or meeting for general
musical improvement, under the direction of Lowell
Mason Doctor Of Music, aud Geo +. Root, Professor
of Music, OF New York, will be held in Richmond
Va. III the LIST Baptist Church, commencing TUES
DAY the llth of December and continuing days.
E. There will be lesson each day and evening The
exercises i'll be varied but general will consist of
lst Practical and familiar lectures teaching yo-
cal music The principles of PeatatozZi will receive
especial attention, and ths method called by his
will be xplained and contrasted with other forms of
instruction. Although these lectures will have es-
peciai reference TO vocal music, yet the principles
which will be illustrated equally adapted to the
teachers of the ordinary branches in schools
I'd. focni training Including exercises with refer
ence to quality of tone. fexbity of voice its pro-
per use In different styles OF music and in general
whatever belongs to vocal culture. s, sl, .s...5s
%. Church music cha nting nietreal tunes and
tnerns VIII receive constant attention. The dstinc-
ton between congregational and choir 81 ling will be
and the tunes adapted each win be point
ea ou The principles Of the adaptation of tunes to
I allow. f.s 'i-l'''' a''ei'oh US liiie VIII
This la,. suLAe MrsIc-Four part songs and sees-
ahs nient viii be conducted as NOT Ia co,,
tiet With religious sentiments: Int I, I. hS a..
contrary II may be made to illustrate III. so,;.t "a
poTet Oh song in crnne xion with poetry
IN the varions relations of e:en serve +,
tention to the temperance of the dssiuct;
snch musical performances are desi aued s
| needs of public worship u tue
9Th. Attention will be given to such Incidental, u .
eestious questions relate to teaching and go
6neting Singing Glasses, both juvenile and admit ~
Church Music. Time viii also be appropria,ed ~
d.scnssons on musical subjects so far as may be fnnS
desirable The evenings will be mainly devoted r.
Chorus practice.
On tsie eourIusssn Of The Convention one or tws
Concerts OF Sacred Music will be given on which in
tegestins occsssos 1t Is expected that the amateu
strength Of this city and other parts of the State viii
be engaged. e.aK 49, sIs-,sssl g fgdG
~ TICKETS OF ADMISSION to oil the Lee
thyes and Exercises of the Conseniiou iocludins I'D
niisron 70 the Concerts at 81 for each Concen
sepa stey at 80 centE-lnsy be had at the Booksters
Of HsyroM Murray, on Broad street. and ofhe
| PLACES which will hereafter be notified ~
l de BIT sss7 *g'{ ttqe9 FSfefsS -
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SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN PROM CHIcAGos--Ih ne
Chicago Tribune estimates the amount OF gram
exported from that port for the season, up to the
2lst Nov, at 10 Isl, 535 bushels The amount OF
grain now to be exported will not be large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-08

20 AnIbr0types, or Pictures Hermetri.
cy scaled between two glasses the great eut and
durability ofths style of picture should
mend them To every one. For family groups and
small children there is process well adapted
the Albrotype, and no whore the pictures taken
perfect SO delicate, and so life-like as at
dc NJ. p. SIMONS'
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MARRIED.

| At Sycamore Church. by Rev. William Jay Petty
| grew, on the 9Th instant, Mr. THOMAS f. WINGO.
| Of Amelia TO Miss SUSAN o. SADLER of this
| city. ..
Also, at place, by same, the 9th inst, Mr..
| ROBERT {, SUTTON, Jr., to Miss MARY Il. BAR
| RIT all of this eltJ.
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MILLS DESrRoYED.-The oil mill Of Jno Ball &
| Co. and the fax mill of d. Milk g. Co, at Pittson
| Hollow, New York were destroyed by fire Wed
uesday Loss $40 600.
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UsuRY LAws-Agitation respecting the usury
laws, has commenced in earnest in several begisia-
| lures, recently convened In South Caroina, the
subject is beginning to attract the serious attention
of the Legislature, and may possibly be brought to
final issue at the present session. ..f
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BOARD Trade viii be held thiS tSA rrRpA ~ even.
ing at O'Clock. Panctusl attendance requested.
de Git 8sss VIM. B. TSAACS, Sec'y.
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WIN. A. PRATT,
de 6-St Gallery No. AS Main ST., Richmond.

EP RemOval..-Dr. Warning has removed
his office to two doors below Trinity Church. Frank
street. where be may be found all times when not
absent on professional business. no 23--lm
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u UnIon Rwtldtnna Fuud <sempanve-
This company will hold "a regnisr m9oebly Mr9t-
ing THIs EVENING Ut ths ssusl pleoe son1en.
cling II n o'clock. - So
The Secretary will Seceive tn monfh1y psynent
at the store Of knowles Walfad unlf1B o'cIeck,
and at the place Of tBsetiug at osel0ek s.a
THOS. L. d. wALFORD, Sec'y.
limited number of shares may be had In this COM
psuy If application be made early the Secretary.
y de Sit sfg48 xk8a#a
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Cy Curtain Go0ds-Secend kupply-JNO.
=. REGNAVLT. 1872 Main street, has Just received
per steamer jamestown second supply Of SATIN DE
LANES, DAMAsKs, MrsLIH AND LACE CURTAINS.
TAssELs AMI. HOOPS; also q splendid assortment of
WfNpow SHADES, all which will be sold upon reason
excelled. $ - ~ r 80 80 de 4-iw
GIL Mark the mpr0vement..-H0bson, Of
the American Shaving Saloon, il Furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception Of Fall and
Winter visitorspainting guiding, Competing, &c.-
It has heretofore been, and win continue to be- the
resort of the old the middleaged and the young; for
all who want agreeable Shave, or their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one, win surely find
Hobson or his polite employees 60, then, to Hobsou
and get clean, nice shave your hair cut in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath and
you will come away bstter and wiser. 4. u IS
n A. w. Osborne,s great Picture Gale
~ Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank 10
hshment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit this
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style Of the art from the smallest to the
largest size. The ladies will do well to call and look
at our. assortment of beautiful PEARL She'll Papier
elsewhere. A. w OSBORNEIT-e
oc q s-f $40 Sign of the American FTsy
EY- To the President Managers and WISH.
TORS OF THE UNION BENEVOLENT SocIETY-Ladies:
In accordance with annual custom for the last six
years have the pleasure of asking your acceptance
OF the receipts of my Daguerrean Gallery on Satur-
day. Dec. Sth when shall devote the entire proceeds
to your excellent charity. M ~
Respectfully, yours.
WIN. A. PRATT,
dc est Gallery No. AS Main ST., Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL.

Richmond Markets, Dec. 9TH 1858.
FLOUR There is nothing doing in Flour and no
stock or at least no stock sale to operate III A
very limited sale to shipperat Sa75.
WHEAT.-A further decline of - cts. to-day
Good TO prime Red = .95QS2; good TO prime White
E2n502.l0. ss -
CORN-9Ods5c. for old: 1880. = busie for new.
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T Rockbridge (va.) Alum Pills, for the
cure of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, the Diseases of
Females and General Debility. prepared from the
Mass obtained by evaporation of the Water at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs Va. -ssy.
The Pills, possessing in concentrated form. all
the virtues Of the celebrated Rockbridse Alum Wa
ter have been found sinsulary successful Ia curing
the above diseases and is neat and convenient
thod of securing its good resalts. ss42 - 81 g
Price s loo. Also, ROCKBRiDGE ALUM MASS,
for sale in any quantity. by sy15s 40 -
] gFei BENNETT 4 BEERS. Drugsists, -
Sole Agents for the sale Of the Rockbrdse Alum
Water, Pills and Mass. Terms cash. no 3o-lm
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| Chief Justice fancy is about to remove from
| Baltimore, Ior a permanent residence in Wash.
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w-Dry Goods for the Million, for cash

Y-Dry Goods Tor the NiIIion, Tor cash
only. #-
2cases Fast Color Prints at 81 cents worth 10 cts.
case at 5 cts, suitable for comforts Guilts, kc.
4 cases best Merrmack Prints. fast tolors.
8 cases Bleached and Unbleaehed Cottons; cheapest
in the city. .ssN
$50 Ladies' Cfoaks in MORE Antique, Velvet Satin,
Cloth and Merino of the latest styles, which am
selling at IS per cent. cheaper than they can DO
bought elsewhere. VI
Ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds. - AZ go
3 Grape Shawls, in great variety. ~e 4
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, comprising the newest
designs at half price,
Bed and Negro Blankets; Linseys; PULLED Cloth; Bed
Tick: with the usual assortment of Dry Goods.
Remember the place is N. EZEHdELS, r
Cloak and Mantle Depot IS Main st.,
next to P. K Whites Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
de SIT q 81 b I'd.