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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-03-20

The Constitution declares that " the Congress
shall have power to make all needful rules and
regulations respecting the Territories or other
property belonging to the United States" This
language is very plain and very broad. 1t i'm
poses no limitation upon the power of Congress
to make rules and regulations respecting the
Territories, except that they shall be such as
are I" needful;" and this, of course, it lies in
the discretion of Congress TO determine. 1t
assumes that power to legislate for the Terri
tories, which are the common property OF the
Union, must exist somewhere and also that it
may most Justly, and most safely, be PLACED in
the common Government of the Union. The
authority of Congress over the Territories is
therefore without any other limit than such as
its judgment of what is needful," of what
will best promote their welfare, and that o. the
whole country to which they belong, may inn
pose. If Congress, therefore, deem it expedi-
ent to make rule and regulation which shall
prohibit Slavery from any Territory, we find
nothing in the Constitution which removes such
a prohibition from the sphere of its authority.
The power of Congress over the Territories OF
the United States is as complete and as fual as
that possessed by any State Legislature over
territory belonging to that State; and if the
latter may prohibit Slavery within its territory,
| so may the former also.
Az nos p0ch urScu, VIC oIc o"oAc slos WIG
rules and regulations which Congress is author
ICED to make respecting the Territories are
restricted to them regarded as property; and
| that this clause of the Constitution confefs no
governmental power over them whatever. BUT
this cannot be so, because it is under this
clause that Congress does govern the Terrific.
ries-that it organizes their Governments, and
provides for their ultimate admission as States.
| There is no other clause of the Consultation
from which this power of government can be
inferred; as it unquestionably exists, thereto
it must rest upon this provision. But from
| ty to govern necessarily implies the right to
decide what policy and what laws win best pro-
mote the welfare of those on whose behalf that
authority is exercised. If Congress, therefore,
believes that the welLbeing of the Territories
and of the country at large will be promoted
BY excluding Slavery from them, it has, beyond
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hoRMoSIsa In new JgRsEY-The fact NAV
not DO generally kuowu-but it Is fact, never
'heisss-tbst we have q fourishing Mormon
church In full blast in New Jersey, at Toms River
we county seat OF Ocean county. Their number
is quite large and is increasing They maintain
al The tenets of the Mornt church stoutly They
nave preachers resident and priests of a higher
grade frequently visiting them from Lake City
ana from New York Although prevented by law
IRON openly practising polygamy In Jersey, they
warmly defend and advocate it, and that by q
course and style Of argument not at all calculated
" Is said, 10 elevate the morals of the placs
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Richmond Markets, August IL.

PROSPECT OF CHEAP FLOUR.-The Cincinnati
Price Current estimates tue quantity of Wheat
gathered the present harvest fully ten per cent
greater than has been gathered any previous year.
The authority also states that the quality of
the new wheat is excellent. The grain is full and
bright, and perfectly dry and sound; and from a
careful examination of the advces which it has
received il feels justified in giving the following
fignres az The quantity of wheat gathered in each
Stale this wear.
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NOVELS OurDoNE.-rhe American Publishers,
Circular ntimses that the effect of the startling
casualties lately Of so frequent occurrence is i'm
pairing the relish for that description of fictitious
literature in which "horriblcs" are So commonly
served up. ltsays:
fhe intense school must suceumb to realities -
No imagination, however inventive, could contriye
scenes OF horror equal to those every day or 80 i'm
provised by railroad and steamboat companies -
Nothing but facts themselves will justify the pub.
lishing of such incidents rs frequently do occur
and which render any thing that the public would
permit to fictitious narrative quite insignificant
What community will give a d.llar to read how
Reignaid de Conrcey escapes from the accumuia.
ted dangers OF robbers, poison and pitfalls, when
for two cents they obtain all the particulars of
the crushing tearing and roasting of a hundred
human beings, 10 say nothing of IAN account by
an eye witness" of slight affair which resulted in
the drowning of twenty or thrtyf Thus no re-
source efs 20 the writer's of narrowing tales but
!" become conductors or directors, In either OF
which capacities they may surpass their most
startling literary effects.
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HAVANA AMI PKiNCIPk (I1;AnS al
L Il the following classes viz:
REGALtA, PENSADOS LONDON

CoMMoN sILE PAEETELA and OPERA
Also Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Vir-
sin'a Chewing Tobacco; M-erschaum. Cydrolit, Bo-
nenan, tie noise and Powhstsn Pipes; Amber. Pearl
Cherry, ~ bra and Jessamine 81 ems Meerscbaum and
Amber Cigar Tuhes and all ether articles in the To-
bacc0 line, can be had Of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of and Dealer in Havana and
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Building,
an f-tf Corner Of Man and IIth st-ests
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DEATH FROM LIGHTNING The Salem (Va }
Register says that on Thursday evening, the LIST
ultimo. MIR. John Bushong, of Roanoke county,
was struck dead by lightning. Mr.. BushOng " as
at home, and at the time he was struck, no one
was in the room with him. His wife was in an nd
joining room and by her shrieks SOON aroused the
whole family To the scene OF death. lie was lying
Frustrated with his hands and arms partially un
der him With bis face towards the floor He was
taken up immediately and laid upon the bed, but
life was gone. No effect of the lightning cond be
seen anywhere upon the building, and it is sup
posed the lightning passed in at an opening In a
window caused by pane of glass being broken
out The only mark of violence seemed TO be up-
on his left shoulder where there WAS an indenta-
ton about two inches long, and appeared "a il
made by u hot iron rod which had laid there and
remained until it had sunk onethird Its thick ness
into the h'sh. From that place down to the top I
the left boot tho hair of the body singed in a
narrow streak close TO the skin. The boot was
bursted from the nstep around to the toes At which
place the whole toe Of the boot seemed torn into
Fragments
AT the same time one of bis sons also received a
shock which came near proving fatal
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SEA sERrEsT CAPTuRED-On Saturday Last
= water snake ~ss Killed along Rock Greek,
ahont one yard in length, and its thickness can
90 Imagined from the fac. that 1t contained AZ
shsii snakes. abont ak inches long aud large
l. tosd- Gettysburg (Pa) Star.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Financial ana CoUmo1CIA.
RECEIPTS
Nv the Canal, Railroads and River,

"
frcr the week ending August 81
nv ,s, CANA. 81 72s bushels wheat: 1888 bbIs snd
90 bags Fi.nr; sas hhds Tohacco 1.3s oesss 90 ,
- bhd. s,sn.; 81 bale. s,..; t'i tons s sIep
asr.s.,e down tounsse Of q, Isa, 1879 lbs. hdns;
Mails; 0uane; Lime; Pfssfer cosa so
an .sKtsg.se up tonnage Of ~ ~, ins;
2iIs b.x, Wheat IS bales Cotton o"no'es from
i,t Furniture; I67 Green Hides ~ bars teas'
..,io.S srboot house. Furniture; % bales Rags;
On h,,~, I,o,p.stics Toot Chest; 23 bbls Flour
hs's F,sh; 10 hbis fruit, is boxes do; 9 do Mdze;
nv rpx FsspERIcxsRusG RaiLaoao-25 hhda and
,srs Tohsceo ss6i bushsls Wheat; 1853 bushels
err 81; A, Meat: t4t do 0a's; bbls Flour; 4
hsI-. Wool; 10 Lambs; Calf; 4 boxes CHECKER
q huch cts and 2 bbls Butter; boxes Eggs 8 bbIs
Fish; . Empty Bills Mare and Colt, and IL pkgs,
a boxes and 5 bundles Mdze
vrs. Central R.uLRoAp SO hhds and ~ pk sa
Tobacco; y 4ol bushels Wheat; 2ls do Meal; IN
do Corn 3ta bbls Fonr; 10 tons Pig Iron; Is bbIs
LINE; IL bag. RsEs; 4 bundles Lea her; Empty
Bbl.: bale Yarn 2 box Shoes; hid and 2
IBIS Bacon; is Sheep; IL vesl.i II I.amb.; :
coops, baskets and boxes Chickens; boxes.
hbls and baskets Eggs; n frkins, baskets and
boxes Butter, and ~ boxes Mdzs
BIZ rHs LowER JANIS Riv.k-50 3'e bushels OF
wkeat; 9e2 do Corn; 76, GOO feet Of Lumber; AIT
tons Guano; 633 bbis. OF Mexican 0uano; 80 600
Shingles: 2.r3 TINS lea; 100 tons Soap Stone; 40
tens Coal; 100 tous Plaster; 100 tons Pig Iron So
hbls Lime 30 hbls. Liquor; a6 do Vinegar 40
do. Fish; 10 bhds and "a bbls. Sugar, ~ hhds.
oIasses: y Go Porter; 30 bags Coffee; $50 pieces
Hollow Ware; 10 stoves ana az RAILROAD w Hees
puripg the week, l New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore steamers. and New York. !
BOSTON ard Baltimore packets, with assorted
csreoes of Mdzs. Forty vessels arrived, and 20
do. left the Dock.
COASTWISE EXPORTS.
To NEw YoRK-7l hhds. mad 4245 pkgs Tobacco; $50
bushels Wheat; 447I bbls. Flour; rs bbs. Bone
Dus; 26 tons Spikes II bags Dye Stufls; 10 bags
ROOTS; 10 hbis Fish; IL pkss. Mdze.
To FsIIADELPHIA-4h bds. and 274 pkgs. Tobacco
hhds stems: $500 bushels Feed; 5 bills Flour; IS
bags Ksgs; bales Snake Root; do Wool; 81
Lead PIp~s. 10 pkss. Mdze.
To BkLT'MoRE-io5 hhds and 1881 PIX 70. Tobacco; II
bsiss Wool; Is DO Oznsbnrgs; 81 bars Iron hhds
iiides: bhs. Liquor; hid. Skins; IL bundles OF
Bags; 81 Beer Kegs let Furniture; 7G packages
Mdze.
FOREIGN.
To HyERrooL-Per ship Ellen Maria-lll6 hbds. OF
leaf Tobacco.
To LosDoN-per Bremen ship Herpiine-7ilt hbds
leaf and t6i pkgs manf Tobacco.
To RIO DE JANEIRo-Per bark Parthion--4500 bbls
Four
To BRIsTo'.. ENGLAsD-Per bark Marmsra-4s7j
hhds lssf Tobacco.
TO ELF-Per Barquertine-2437 bbls. Flour.
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MiLLWAlGHT NstTiCE,.,IIayIn1 c-
A'A Gated myself in the city Of Riehmond, sm
now prepared for making contracts to build or repair
al Hndso OF Mills, either In the city or conntrv =
,s.sfencts gwen Persons having work TO do will
rave mar orders At my tesdense on nth Ct nearly
Opposite MT furceifs Grocery and in the neiebbor.
hned OF wesley Chapel; line through the Post
oce, asf'ns the PARTICULARS, win be promptly At.
'enasa 70 c. B. McC0RMfc.
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NALUABLk LAND ATPklVATE SAIL

NAIUA BIZ +. AND Al FklVAT l. 81 l. &.
offer for sale upon liberal terms of credit, the
following valuable Plantations and extensive Of
Woodland situated in the counties Of Norfolk and
Princess Anne within ten miles of thu City Ut Nor
folk all Of which are easily ssible by land
LIST. TIL. rich and highly cultivated Farm near Deep
Greek In Norfolk County, which Dr. James H.
Williams now rerdes formerly owned by John Cary
Weston, So, containing about Two Thous md Acres
Of which Five Hurdr-d are cleared, and the residue
covered with the finest Wood All The Improvements
are excellent, and the location 10 as pleasant and
healthy any In lower Virginia
ID. Tract of Land, containing 300 acres adjoining
III above, covered with Pine, Oak, Maple and Ship
Timber, within q short distance of good landing.
Sd The splendid estate in tn. county Of Princess
Anne, near the Bay Shore, formerly owned by VIM
w Lamb Esq centaiuing 4t0 acres.
The situation of this farm 10 very beautiful. com
psndins view of Chesapeake Bay. and thas,build
inss and Improvements unsurpassed ny anein the
county. CHARLES SHARP,
6-lht Attorney for laa II. Williams
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Stale this year !:

In the British Issnds at last accounts. the
weather WAS favorable and the crops looked well.
La France, there Is some fear of short crop, but
any deficiency will be largely supplied from the
countres bordering on the Mediterranean. and
perhaps 10 some measure from Russia 10 Russia
the crops are reported promising well This
prospect Of cheap bread is joyous enc for the
toug millions.
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IlESLl< ny UEItkOs y fhA Ib.--FrOfrr.
A. sor 3 respectfully Informs the ladies' aua gen
tiemen OF Richmond and vicinity, that information
Will be given in all the aft irs relating fe-such as
sickness or health wealth, love- marriage, JOURNEYS
law quits difficulties in business absent friends Of
rchea legacies or estate, and all concerns of life
Any person wishing to know and corract sa ate
ment OF all things-past present and tutnre-mu.t
bring or send their aga Apply in Adams Valley I'd
house from corner OF l6th Poplar street. opposite
Lancas eria school, over the creek, No 2, Prof l. s.
on the door,
TERMs-56 ceats each
au 1-lm*
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:. FOK RKNT-NIARLBORO. former

- FOR RENT-AIAKI.BOK0. fer'"et
U5s ly WALL STREET HOTkL.--This properly
AzsA IL Gtusted ON 18th, between Main snd Franz
streets, has been recently enlarged and nnderlIls
thorough repair. IL accom- odsfe cemfsffshg
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There IN iarge bar rooa
dining roon, 81 by IL fact q spacious kitchen via
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges, ANY
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms esn':e.
for coal and who'd, 10 well supplied with wsa
In tire Kitchen. bar and the second neo.
gas has been introduced into the house, and ther
every convenience pecesssry for such sn esso'%
ment.
Pssaession given on the lk OF fshramy ss'N
For terms apply TO TENDALL GRIFFITH
ia 30L--tf
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WI 81 have this day n.ncir, 90
..st,l. 10y i. AshAMs my agent To esars :" ne
- M ~ 80 10 iAaiofinf busnsss the store uumhsr
a,es,n 's noHh sae OF Main street. In the city ~
md AN a. 20 Which business be 70 sathorizsl Inv
al s-l5ts .c.
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A CAkD.--tNhl. fEkCltAI Civli kn.
"A gnesr and Arohitecs-Office, Goddins Hall, on
18th, between Msn and Bank street.

Mcchanirat and Ornamental DRAWING.
In connection with my Architectural and En0i-
neering Office have opened Drafting room, where,
aided by competent asslstants am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds of Machine Work;
Plans for Brdgea stone otherwise Copies to Lth-
ograph from, of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies Of Land Maps Tracings, NC, with De-
signs for wood, stone iron Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
NH I8---6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
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- FOR RENT.-.The brick tyBrehense
81 on the Basin, st th. corner Of Gary and ino
AGA streets, now occupied by Messrs u. q. '"
ID. Tompkins. Posse sion given let of Oetobef
Apply to JOHN KUTHERFUokp.
iY l5--l
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< NEET SPRiNtsS...Thls establishment
- isnow open. with handsome accommodations.
The new BATHS. just completed most spa cious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recep-
ton ana private dressing rooms, all handsomely
peted and furnished, for both ladies and gentlemen
am instructed by the owners of this property, to
spare efforts expense to make it of the most
desirable summer retire ats in che mountains.
l.. NORVELL,
jy 22-1m for Sweet Springs Compsnv,
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y, ,.eouldas Smith, nephew Of ex Gov. Smith, of
a.s :. 'e ~ We Declaration Of Independence At
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xn STRAW GUDD>.--We beg .aSsxs
Nil leave D call the attention OF all who fll8
<HA@ are in want of STRAW GOODS, to
opr beautifu assortment, viz:
Ladies' Beaver and Legborn Riding Hats and Flats
DO Leghoin, Braio and Straw Flats and Blovmsrs
Childrens Straw Goods. of every variety
Boys and youths eghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Legborn Braid Panama Senate snd Hawai- ha
Hats; nd last, but not least those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatness cannot be exceiied
Besides large assortment Of Straw goods for ser.
wants. such
Palm Leaf Mountain Lsghorn, and tho noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which most rsspe ctfui!y
call the attention of our friends and visitors to the
city.
BINFoRD, DICKINSON wEIsIaER,
my9 No 78 Main street.
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N0GNG LADIES, HIGH .CHUO l.

~ ~ .,
4 ShockOe Hill, Marshall street. between 18th aud
9th streeis -MRs. T.. J. DARDEN, who has had
many years experience in instTuctng young ladies in
the advanced branches Of a complete English educa.
rion will open School at the above named location
on the LIST of September
The following branches will be included in the
course of instruction: English Grammar, BeilesLst.
tres Ancient and Modern Geograp ply, Ancient and
Modern History, the Elements of chemistry aud Ro.
tany, Instruction in the French Language and the
Piano Forte, will be given by competent teachers
for which a separate charge will be made.
Parents and guardians ed tt at Their chill.
dren aud wards will not only be instructed in the APP
phcaion Of the rules Of English Grammar, but, ssa
in The philosophy of the English language. The
and adaptation of and their relation and propr
ely, both in conversation and writing. will be
santy brought under the consideration of the pupil
for the accomplishment of this object particular at
tentien will be given to the department of Bellies
Lsttres
Mrs. DARDEN returns her sincere thanks to her for
,trons, Church Hill, and in other pa Is of
the city, and hopes they will continue to encourage
her, as far they il---ts
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D. NOTICE.. The nubAcrIher n
60 has lust received large supply of 81
Ladies', Gentemens, misses and ri
Childrens shoes, consisting, in part, of ~
Ladies' Morocco Heel Slippers
do. Kid do do.
do. French do 70. very fine
do. Black Cater Boots, do. DO.
DO. do. Morocco do. do.
do. do. do. do. at + SO
Gentlenen's Patent Lsather Gait ers-- Congress
do. do. do. Oxford Ties
do DO DO. Low Quarter Shoes
Misses COlered Caters
do. Black do TIPPED
do Morocco Slirpers Black AMI Bronze
do. do. Boots thick and thin soes
Children's Boots, CATERS and Ankle Ties of all
the various hinds and eolo,s made
All of the above goods fresh and fashionable,
and will be sold low by ALEX HILL,
au4 IN Main At.
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IOIN ". DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN SHEET. RErkvEEN Eth AND aru srs

MONUMENTS, IOSiHS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Stills &c
Burying Grounds eIoosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
lie
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- FOR RENT- 8 lnrae and comfortable
III rooms Tin ane foor) ard Kitchen, which to
iA COON tenant will he let al tbs moderate Eert
+ 10 50 per month IL required, two more rooms CSC
be added. Possession given iumed ely. knqElIs
at l. L. WELLS. IS Man st.
jy 10 Mansion House
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BY Telegrnph.

BALTIMORE, Aug I2th.-Flour declined -Ssles of
1899 bbis CITY Mills at $3.50 Wheat 5D7c. lower
Red y 35di 10; White s l459I4 AZ. Corn-White
53a62I, yellow 6006t.
Ntw YORK, Aug. H. Flour declined State S. 40;
Ohio $3.50 southern S775. Wheat hrm---houtherD
+ 1901 80, White 81 59DI.65. Corn better Mixed
t2
Richmond Markets, August IL.
FLOUR Flenr has declining tendency We
quota Supsrfne at ~ 5od1 IS and hear Of sales
at these figures. There 10 no old in market.
WHEAT.-For prime white and red + / seal 81
nIe the outside prices Sales have been made of
not superior, at less than those figures
CORNING have no change to note In Corn.
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III Il Il s...xOO bhls lIalifux cut
- Herrinss, just received and for sale by
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uOUsE AND SIGN PAINTING, GLAZ-

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, GLAZ-
Il ING. &c &c.-The subscriber, in consequence
Of the late destruction Of his Paint Shop by fire, has
fitted up, on Mayo street, near Odd Fellows Hall, Il
new and comnaod Gus Shop, where nv is prepared,
with competent hands, to execute any work In his
lima of business, which shall be done in the best
manner with pure materials and at prioes to suit
He respectfully solics icontiIusnce of the patron
age of his old friends ard tn. public generally, in
town and country He promises to use his best :
deayors to give satisfc to those who may employ
him. b. T. CHALK, Painter, &c,
liz S0-.-1mt Mayo street.
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~" Corns, Runions, Warts, Nails growing into the
fesh, and every disorder of this feet, effsctually
cured. Office 1853 Broad street, between 9th and 7th
Ladies' and gentlemen waited upon at their resi-
dences, without extra charge.
IT, POVIDULION LOTION, for Chilblains, to
be had at my office, In bottles-$l each
an 8-lmF i SCHULTZ.
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A., IhEf HAVE COME.-- Those La
s1kBn dies who have been waiting fer Morocco
end Kid SLIPPERS sIe informed that the y
have arrived last, and unusually pretty and
good.
have ais, res eived in addition
Ladies' Heel Cater Boats, very pretty article.
g Coiored $I 80 Caters.
.. Morocco Ties
Ladies' want Of anything in my line can get it by
calling at No. IS Main street.
eu5 JOHN G.. PAGE JR
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AGKEAT kEDUCTION IN THE IN
III PRICE OF BOOTSANO HATS.-From Hi
n Is to N per cent saved by buying from ~AA>
~ H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieskin Hats hest quality .....,.........ss3 50
Moeskn Hats, second quality 5 90
Fashionable Silk Hat. ....................... 2 80
Fiue Csfsktn Sewed Boots. s 30
Congress Cater Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 %
Fine Caskin Sewed Ehoes. Observation-Disclosures. Z IS
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
Of the best makers In the city of Philadelphia sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he will sell at the unprecedented
price Of $3.50. De I8-d&cIy
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
1NI OF RlCHMOND.-This Company insures eve
ry description of property against destruction by FIRE
the dangers of the sea.
No charge is made for the Policy.
Office for the present, the East side of 18th st.,
near Main, up staifs.
DIRECTORS:
Wip, III. Christian, VIM. Breeden,
John Purcell, Thomas r.. Price,
VIM. y. Pane, Jas Thomas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Cnrrie, JT,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Apuerson VIM IL. Hsxali.
Roscoe Heath, John Quarles,
John Dooey, David J. Burr,
Richd q. Haskns, Lsrkin " Glazebrook,
Lewis D. Grenshaw, ID. Won Grooming,
Joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
JOHN c. sinton, Ed H. Skinker,
Franklin Stearps.
A. PLEASAHTS, President.
j. II. MONTAGUE. Ser'~. auh-is
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yACkS SUMS EXCELeiOk KlTrERS is
peculiarly adapted, by it's composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which 10 produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint 1t il one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by Driis gists generally. je %
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Two TO h ACGO MANUFACTURERS.
The undersigned. Agents and Communication mer-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, IN rev
York, respectfully solicit shipments OF Tobacco, 70
their address. From their arqusiutance with the
trade. they fatter themselves they can sve sasfac
tion te shippers
lines O. Adams. late oftbe firm OF fatteson, Haams
Co would be pleased to hear from mis- old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances on consignments
CONNOLLY L. ADAMS
II Front street, N r.
I.nrsA CorrorIv RoBr M. ADAMS.