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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
Wholesale
DRY-GOODS!
/. J. DUNCAN 4 Co

NO. 20, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
HAVE now IL store a very large stock Of Staple
and Fancy Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods of the
latest Styles which selling at the lowest prices
prompt dealers and invite the attention of the trade to
large line of style Dress Silks plain and black and
Fancy Silks, Alpacca's Cobergs and Merinos, Scotch,
French and American Plads All Wool DeLans new
STYLE French and English Merinos, Flannels, DC.
We have large variety of Dress Goods, and Child
rens Paids Aso large stock of Cloths Cassmeres and
Vesngs Satnetts Tweeds, kerseys Jeans Overcoating
Blankets, DC, &C. Plaid LiDsey, Fancy and Solid Prints
Bleached and Brown Domestics Drngs, &C.. DC.
Our stock is large and well assorted TO which will be
added goods by every steamer throughout the season.
The advantages avail ourselves of buying New STYLE
GooDs at greatly reduced prices the advances
will enable to do business with and the
trade generally upon the most favorable terms
A. J. DUNCAN Il co.
cct7 No 20, Public Square Nashville
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO..


IRBY MORGAN & CO..
TTAVE removed TO their NEW STORE, No. Public
III Square, South side) where they have in Store
and open for exhibition, large and well assorted
Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And VARIETIES. to which they invite the attention
Merchants generally
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TINE
BUYERS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE
MENTS. .ia..s .4a.r.4
We have opened splendid line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Such as
French printed DeLanes,
French Merinoes
Elegant Dress Silks
Plain and Figured Coburghs,
New Style Poplins,
French Merinos nd end Robes,
Printed Persien Cloths,
Printed Csshmeres,
Cloaks, Talmas,
Nantes and
Shawls.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Houncngs,
Laces and Edgings, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Blankets,
Flannes, Tickings, and
Brown and Bleached Musns.
PRINTS, Sc, &C.
Those desiring bargains would do well 10 look through
this Stock.
We are buying Feathers; Wool, Ginseng, Liuseys,
sugl7 IRBY MORGAN co.
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"a virtue of decree Of the County Court of David.
~ son county, at the September Term 1885, on Tues.
sell tothe highest bidder, on credit Of one and two
WIN interest from date except $500 to be paid at
e e OF me saehe Tract Of Land upon which Eliza.
De SOLD as the property other husband David Cartwrht
Gee adjoining the lands of Maj. Hamhn, John walker
Ed Scruggs and Mr.. Rves containing abont On sars
Sold Tor division among the heirs Sale about - ococr
NJ. 1900 ARTS BROWN VIVA
sepEI-atW6W 70 Commissioner
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49, HAvIygASSOCIATED WITH NE IN MY
WA~7A buatness At. W. II. MIscHIN, firm as
below. IL ~. JAS. b. CRAlGHEAD.
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TO MIL OWNERS, MILL-WRIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally of
Nashville, and the Surrounding

District.
T HAVE commenced the business of Pattern Making
4 and am prepared to make patterns of Cog Wheels,
Water Wheels Pulleys, and all kinds of filings for MILL
gearing To Farmers and others in the country would
also say that am prepared to make Threshug Machines
the most reasonable terms and hope by my constant
and unremttng attention to business, viii receive
share of public patronage Place of business Washington
street. South of the Blind Asylum between the Murrses
boro and Lebanon turnpkes, and be found by en-.
curing at Mr. Sades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
sept23-4m HENRY WOLFENDEN
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Nashville Foundry,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.
TIM. BRENNAN, Proprietor.

H'1"Is VPiIOtOIs
would invite attention of Architects and Builders TO
the fine collection of patterns have hand and am
making for every description Of Architectural Iron Work.
for open fronts, Window Lntes and Sls Top COrnices
dc, for stores dwellings. Also, Verandahs. Fencing
and Baconeys will work TO any design sent to me- or
furnish designs if necessary. employ the best skilled
workmen to be had, and use the best materials and
confident that successfully compete with Eastern
manufacturing in this market and hope be sustained in
doing by those anxious to encourage home enterprise
aent2Atf 4 NJ. BRENNAN
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PRINCIPE CIGARS
SUNDRIES,

NTE always have a full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in line, consisting of Liquor
Flssks Walking Canes, Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes Cigar
Meerchaum, Powhattsn Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with large variety of other Goods. LYONS & CO.,
1y22 Cedar st.
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RAmnWAl

Removal
o INCE the fire, BEASLl 4 RUTH have reopened their
- PAINT SHOP on Cherry st, Immediately opposite
the Delivery Boz Of the Post Office They are again ly
prepared TO execute all orders for Painting PspernK and
TO perform all kinds Of imitation Of Wood and Marbs
the highest style Of art BEASLY 4 RUTE.
U27-5m
FOR SALE.
II DESIRE to change my business and row offer my
Il stock ofFamy Groceries for sale. Any person wish
ing 10 go into that business will I'd TO their advantage
to call and The stand good one and any per
son will do well to take The stand md groceries.
All persons indebted to must call and pay up or
will be forced to collect by law.
septl7 j. N. HAWKINS A gent.
-a Mr.. b. II. COOKE,
"AVING taken interest in our business, We will
not hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales. The
lyle Of our firm remaining the
NASHVILLE, Aug. l, 1856. IRBY MORGAN 4 co.
p. S.-We have removed 10 our new Store, No. Pub
he Square, where We are opening and handsome
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods to which we invite the at
tention Of Merchants generally. Iaugis
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T,HE the South of the Square
ard Front street, balance of this The I
@ tIl he sold cbsap 10 sny taking the house. Ap-
IL . BENZ F. SHIELDS,
Pn o.,Ssf - Public Square.
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p, p. Peck

rs now receiving from the celebrated Mandatory of
II BREWSTER d SoS, New York, further supply Of
choice Coaches Rocksways and Light Tro,tng Bugeies
Aiss has constantly hand of his own build Bugges es
pscaly adapted to country use at his Ware Rooms
lower Market street ioct2-tf
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100000 Dollars I

sollll 10000 TICKETS ONLYI =
pRIZES AMOUNTING TO e.-. s.- -
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PATENT MEDICINES.
may he found the Celebrated
Mexlcan Mustang Liaiiment.

~" NNkNpS, MORSE'S NARkEN,s
Netleyes and Shsk-rs' Syrup and S,r.a,s, IL. ~.
|Ast and Sal; Rheum yrup Browns Essence Of Gny-
peclefants Aieratfsr -Touic yernlf,y. ,s,,
osi.ain D~ns EliI for lung troubles Pure God I,,.r
" o. oiI Ani Lime sure cure for ou
afeie hesors The public, and sur.cufe If t.Esn $500
Va . Iohnsoa's Linimsn: Hardy Family medicines,
t rS,Inent CunsA Perkins, Cfamp aud Pair ALE
~, - !" i.sos soothing syrup. Br steph-uJsvet.
n, and Pulmonary Elixir. Dr Abhu,t's And P,es
bi'tets and Flies iadiaa Vegetable B,i.,r,
sure egse And no mistake: Braadeths Man a,,,.t.
",ns, Phelps lndian Dispspi,c .,d lad r.,....,e
nus Sa.lGs Rsi Exts.lninstar, surs ~, n.
o.e. haif OILS, Bssle's Hyperion Fluid Sn.Idia
'n",is'nd pl"-s" TOR frsekl.s Pimple. &c :,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
: all concerned, that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trus,
# an Admir-, of the Estate of
CHESLEY GRINDLE,
late Of Bluehlll. in the County of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs;
he therefore requests all persons sho are in
tebted to the deceased estate. 70 axe imme-
date pa yIneI.t, and those who have any dem snd
hereon, 10 EXHIBIT the same Tor settlement.
Blueh!ll. Feb. :. 1855. 2~-
JESSIE HtNKLFY.
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NTW STORE,
NEW GOODS.
HI. s. s. X. WHITING,

ud take and the pubic
that NEW BRICK STORE ON MAIN STREE
where be them win
goods
offered Our stock and having been pur'
chased the houses Boston, can
fer them prices Among goods be found
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One Dose Relieve. One Bottle Cue,
Tile EUROPEAN ReMDeY.


For Coughs Eefds 3shr1u. Hnofpint onsunDiss
HF"snsa bVesi. ~ 6ftnfhns &c 4 "a.
ieHsiusfy euPio yed ana SO hIghIy up, Ti.I.rd
IN EWope IS non for n. t5st iIE,t thIro.
dhetG itto fhis euhhHy,
/" Introducing Ne" Medicines ~tsie Pat-ri Md
iciats are atcad! :" sbGetsit.s ~utH Ell ,Ilisr ei
may he deetred i.cess't necessary ihe intf.,,t
wishes /" state then, thst at"ut hUficet 4tsf, ssp
while Conducting apvttecerI rstallstu e 81, ot
the large nhHuia turing "wrs 81 Ing laj to,,n6u ty
per-"ial experience aud eilctsi,s otserniaLni a, -
irs"rdust, sfhscy Of The yee.isl l.Irisrnr,
we Ign mn ~ 10 "h i'''d,
"i"e'aiy ~ 'Is"fnrts y he Chest and iu"fs be ~.
"a. we ."sss cor ;, snd 80" :, at f'i e.
=. .',s ~. ., u. "s' a'' more e,',"s'ta kno~n
e,,its so,ailsJ h., mo-, ~ ", ut,'a NE
.r...t,Iv - ''''tu
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERlFFS SALE.
Hancock - FEBRUARY slh 1856 Tslen
on execution and vii tp :. Id a, uubl,c
aucl'on al the office OF Arm W,,u.ll Esq
III Ellsworth t." the l2lh ds, 81 Apr4i
next At ten o'clock In he tor.aou,, Al, The
fight IN eqa'y rha, Joseph Honey ot
amherst isa- al Tedemr,y the to-. win.
oe>c''oed raj e>ta,. situated IA sad t.nr
:" amherst atd Cs'nnty ,tnr.>.iI b u..,!-
ca as follows. at The Nmit We,, Conner
OF l"t No fifteen thence Sonth one degree
( west lis r"ds to the North E,s, corner
i '"t No nine. thence Wes, by the Ne,,f
l'ne OF lot n" niue TO The County road
Leading from Amhers, IT, Ellsworth th.ue
Nof'he'y by said road 1877 rnd. Ia the
south line "f'he ucker 10, 81 called thence
eas'eriy by sad south line one d.y,ee
south I'D rods TO the FIST men,;on.d
"'o nd-, Continuing sky five acres more
" les" aud ara the same premises conve-
yea nv the said Joseph e Honey 10 Da.
"" S.'sov oy mortgage decd dated Apni
I'm 1903 and recorded in the Hancock
Registry vol 50 page $50 to secure the
payment oil tw" hundred and twenty dol.
lars
Further particulars a, the time and
place Of sale.
E. 'EDMAN Dep. Sheriff:
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing unde,
the name Of Chas z. Jarvis s Co.. is hereby
dissolved By mutual consent by the withdraw al
Of Andrew J. Jarvis. The business will be
'carried on at the old stand under the name Of
Charles T.. Jarvis Co.. who will settle the
business PERTAINING to the old Arm.
CHARLES E. JARVIS
GEORGE e. JARVIS
Castine Feb. l4,h, 1856. 25tf
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dissolution Of Ce.Partnersh D.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers. under the
name and style of Hale g. Eaton. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm either by
note or account. are requested to make
payment to John ". Hale. who is duly
authorised to receive the same.
J. NJ HALE.
D. q. EATON.
David G. Eaton, will continue business
a. the old stand, where ne will sell his
eatire stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. Crock
cry, Glass and Hard ware at cost for cash
Ellsworth March Is. 1856. 8
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his interes,
in the Joy farm. $50 calledl it being now owned
bv the hers of DR., Peck's Estate. For partic-
ulars inquire of C. G. Peck Ellsworth.
AVA EMERSON GOOGINGS.
Somesville. Mt. Desert, FEB. IL, 1856.
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Bvoks open-The Office Of Mr. Brsxeal, On the
basin, was broken into Wednesday night. and IN
snort made to force his iron chest but the rogue
dad not succeed
Mr.. Lang's tailor shop on Shoekoe Hin. was On.
sersd me aame night by burglars but Mr.. l. dis
Covered them. and giving the alarm, the wafcbmen
Iun one Of the thieves out Of his shoes, but did
More House Breaking. The iron establishment
Oh ~. francis j. Barnes was forcibly entered last
"wednesday night and his desk broken open, but
the thief dld not get enough TO pay him for his
trouble. The entrance was effected through 4
rear window, the sash Of which WAS taken out
and placed in the yard.
Deeidsd-Tbe jury in the case Of Charles ".
Snead, who was tried In the Circuit Court Of Hem
rico, agreed upon verdict yesterday They
found the prisoner guilty. and ascertained his pun.
nnment At six months IN JAIL for cutting his wfes
:, Rsloicing.-A number Of French, German and
English citizens paradsd the streets yesterday,
pIeceoed Dy the Armory Band, and had an enter.
Amment In celebration Of the peace treaty be.
tween tne combined powers and Russia.
seaooL-We invite attention to the advertise.
aisn' ot hr. Saunders' school, in another column.
-. Of tae Skin, Botchss letter. and ero..
H. ate si enseudered by depraved state on the
render THAT pure, and all these dissareea
pie enecu viii disappear. CARrgR,s q asIau Nj
L:i ossesses the power OF purifying the Blood.
raich nes never been approached by anv former a.
iot OF science. IL 10 prompt powerfnl nd syy,ss
cious. Try It. Sold by BENNETT, BEERS d ftsErs
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. CowARDTN.

- The Daily Dispatch 10 served 10 ,uhsorth.r,
st sIx AND ovARrEl CENTS Pm wrsr .svshIs -
shs Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 ysss IN
advance.
q The Weekly Dispatch IL issued every R,i.
asy. and mailed to suescrben at sl psr aaaum.
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From the New York Tribune of Wednesday,

From the New York Tribune of Wednesday,
The annexed circular has been issued by the
partner of the runaway deacon, to whom we have
before alluded in this paper:
Matthew II. Mace, of the firm of Mace & coe,
having robbed the concern and swindled other
parties in this city cut of their moneys, has alb
seconded to parts unknown. i therefore declare
said copartnership dissolved. All persons indebt-
ed to said firm W u make payments to me and to
me alone lam now engaged in investigating the
concerns of the Company, and shall at the earliest
moment, call the creditors together and submit an
exhibit ofits affairs. All parties interested may
rest assured that the assets shall be faithfully ap
piled in payment d debts, without preferment to
any one.
In view of the calamity in which am most un'
expectedly placed, indulge the hope, that credit
ors will not make unnecessary costs, but on the
contrary will extend to all possible indulgence
ISRAEL COE.
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ROBBERY Miss Sallie ST. Clair, the actress,
was robbed on the steamer Michigan, near Mem
PMS, Tenn, last " eek, of gold watch and chain,
diamond ring worth Sl5O, and $50 In cash. A
Louisiana planter was robbed ct the same time of
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SAVINGS INsTTTUTToNa.

r. COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.~CSsr,.
~ tered by the Legislature Of Virginia, December
18th, l85S-Capita, $50, ,000-Ths Institufion 81.
ceyes deposts which interest ID paid At the rare
of per cent per annun if remaining on deposit in
mehths, and 5 per cent. for shorter periods
WIN. g. PAINE President
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary
NH Is HENRY w. QUARLES. Treasurer.
THE vi GINA SAVINGS BANK.
chartered by the Legislature of the State Il now
prepared to eive deposits Of oney Of any amount
oyer hve dollars which viii be paid six per cent
interest on all aams remaining deposit six months
or longer, and for shorter tilne five psr cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, Z. B..
and 18th streets. or with either ef the 3ficers
SAMUEL s. COTTRELL, President
r. II. STARKE, Treasurar
fell C. WALTHALL, Secrstsry.
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A rehearing Of the case was granted.

LAYING OF THE CORNER SToNE.-The Corner
Stone of the new Presbyterian Church, in Char
iottesville was laid with the usual Masonic cere.
mony, ON Wednesday, by the Grand Lodge of Vir.
ginia, assisted by the Widow Son Lodge and
other Hasons There was larger number of the
Masonic fraternity present than ever visited that
place on any previous occasion. The Cornet
Band from Richmond was present
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:. NAyAL---A ioster ffba Genoa II The 6th of April
ssys THE American squsdron lsxves today TOR
where Il has sasaLlishsd general depot ef provi-
sions end clothing
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THE MUSIC STORE.-P'
EEsEDSEsXB H. TAYLOR would remind his
III friendssnd A n w liz. e~.ii.- -.

II III Inends and the public generally that
u his store Ia Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MEI.ODE.
oAS GUITARS, VIOf.INS, FLUTES and ACcOR.
DEONs, Of the best quality, and the lowest prices
he Is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cole.
brated Nuns Clsrks PIANOS, which are not sur.
passed by any other makers and equalled but by few
Also, Gale Co.'s Superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, Of the beat quality.
lie has the Lex stock OF MUSIC to be found In
this State and Is constantly receiving the latest publ.
eAtisuy, which a will seE a. tie most reduced prices
aud upoa as good terms CEa be had elsewhere
~ Pianos t4Ied, repaired, AID let on hire.
u Old Pianos taken in part pay for new oaes,
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN MARYLAND
The Democratic State Convention of Maryland as.
sembled in Baltimore on Wednesday, and adopted
resolutions approving the administration of Pierce
and expressing its preference for Buchanan for the
next Presidency. Walter r. Mitchell and Henry
Goldsborough were chosen electors for the State
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EYAdvsrtzssmsut3 published until fbrbf4 w1n ee
charged 50 een pr square Of Tn Hnss fof tho ezst
fnssrfion. and IS osnts 6r esch seufinsaDee.
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w PERKINS & CO., No. I4I Eagle
w Square have received per steamer and Ex-
press very handsome Dress Silks at low prices
Elounced Silk Robes Psin Berases all coors, Grape
Berages and Organdie Muslins, beautiful Lace and
Muslin Sets. Also large stock oflow priced Lawns
and Ginghaus to which they invite the attention of
the ladies'. apS0
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WINCHESTER MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The lee
lures OF the session OF the Winchester, Va,
Medical College were closed on Wednesday last.
Twentyone students attended the course. Four
graduated. ~
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FROM AuSTRALIA.-News from Melbourne
Australia, to the 9Th of February has been receiy
cd BY the way of Callao and Panama. 1t gives i'm
proving accounts of the diggngs. and announces
considerable increase of interest In quarts mining
The price of gold at Melbourne was k3 15s 3D.
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iPRING MILLINERY..NTr.--NN :

H1v, SPRING MILLINERY..NTrs.N N. WI.
III Ssxf.3GAND, iso Broad ct, having returned from
ES9S the North with large and varied assortment
w of Spring Millinery, embracing every novelty
of the season will dispose Of them for cash at n York
sad It's vicinity Opening of Paris fashions on Fri
day, April llth ap lO--.dIms
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1sszza3 RICHMONp AND DAN


vILLg.-The regular PASSENGER TrAir
will run daily tSnnday's excepted) between RICH.
MoNp end psns,iie; steHping TO take up or put
of passengers at The following points only, Manches
ter Robiou's Coaltieid, Tonlahawk, Powhstsn Maj.
toax Chuls, Amelia C. H., Jetersville Jennipgs Ord;
nary, Burksviue Prices, Meherrin Keysvie Drnts,s
Branch Mosspgtord, Roanoke, Clover. seot,sbus. I
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdale's, Rinsrold and
Dsuvilie. '-'1
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ nrr;v;n, =,
the Junction o. eakfast houssl at $40 A. .nS :.
DsnviIle at ISIS P. NJ Leave Dsuvile A. NJ NJ" ~
irving at the Junction at 4:So P. NJ, and Richmond
7lsP.M NJ, A,'s"''no
Children over and under l2 years Of age, and SER
wants half price Servants travelling by tkenselve.
must be furnished with two passes SO that one ms y
be retained at the office where they purchs.s ,Ls,y
tcket and t must be expressly stated that thev
permitted to go on the cars. ~'o
Passengers FOR farmville, Lynchburg wytb.viile
Va. and Jonesboro' and Knoxville Tenn connecf
ds3ly with South-Side Railroad at BurkryiIle Pss.
sengers for Greensboro and Salem n C. connect
daily at Danvile with Holderby Co.'S fast line Of
Stages.
Through to Fsrmville. ille..............saso 20
Lynchbure. e.............,... S 90
Wytheville. e............., 10 an
Jonesboro'.... ....,,.,, Ia 80
Knoxville. vile.............,9 95 80
Seienl, N. .C................ q. 10 90
Greensboro, n. C.......... 8 90
~, T. Z. HUGHSoN, Ticket Agent.
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The Virginia Wedding" painting by Ran
ney, the American artist, sold in Baltimore Wed.
nesday for $3.50.
The ehineh bug has appeared in Caroline coun.
ty, Va
A little SON Of VIM. LoveIace, of Alexandra.
Va. was drowned there Wednesday Afternoon.
Rev. J. B. Doneiaa, of Washington, has returned
from Rome.
A ratification meeting was held by the friends
OF Mr. Fillmore In Wheeling, on Friday night ast,
The candidates for Governor IN North Caroline
commence stumping the State on the 9Th inst, hav.
Ing eleven appointments 70 fll
Tho Natchez, Miss, papers notice the fan Of
heavy rains between there and Vicksburg, In the
past week.
Everest, for shooting p. MCGOWAN, In Halifax,
n. jast year, has been sentsnced 70 SIX months
imprisonment hsk e
The U. g. Medical Convention win assemble q
Detroit on the 9Th IT May
Mrs Robh, the vocalist, formerly Mis- 6ocds.
now, died st Chicago on Friday lsst
S Nal Mar, ana sx,eongresaman from Tenpesses,
10 dsaA He was wounded In the Greek war, un'
dsr Gen .Jackson.
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70 sPaINE Is58--I MPORT TIA

R1HI lIDlNO Ut IUINA ANU EAhIHEN-
~ WARE--GEORGE J. SUMNER, No. 20
" Pearl street, Tor l4.h 81. J, Iron Front Ware
house, !. prepared the present season, with large
and vel s2sored stock of China and QueensWare Of
LooSioe GlasSes, Fancy Goods &c, to which he in.
ytss ts attention VI Merchants buying their spring
supplies. 70 al cash prompt paying customers,
such iaf uconents win be offered as will save the M
the tins aud trouble Of visiting Northern msrkets..
Stone~&re OF fsupsnor quality at factory prices The
most csetal packers are employed, and prompt at
soods dc respectfully solicits examination Of his
stock. NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

LATER FROM RIO.-We have Rio Janeiro dates
to March IL. Business was stagnant owing to the
scarcity of coffee. The stock was quite limited.
Ihe shipment of this article to the United States
since January has been 1856 bags-54.O0O for
the Channel and 6,s3l for the Mediterranean
The weather was dry, and large supplies OF pro.
ouce were shortly expected from the interior. The
province was quiet and the port healthy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-02

FLOUR GoINa DOWN. Persia,s news has
created panic In New York among the aour
dealers There was fall in all kinds of bread.