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RECRUITS FOR GENERAL WALkER.-'rhcre
is rcnsun To believe that the steamer which let, san.
Francisco Oh the 10Th Tor San Juan del Sur got OIL
" ith large rriniorcements for Wakcr-fur the San
Francisco Sun OF the 9TH ut, has this omnous para
graph:
For WAikER.-'lt is said that at leas: five hun.
bred men will sail on the Sierra Nevada to-day 10
nin General Walker in Nicaragua Among them ARE
Messrs. Adophus Suffer, james McNah, aud Captain
Coy II these reiniorceens continue tor any length
of time the general will find himself III position ~
dictate terms not only to Nicaragua, but also 10 eH.
;eud his conquests I" southern Mexico which We hold
TO be the apex Of his ambition
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others he is represented speaking of TN. run"ms'
no; 10 say mysterious, character OF Banks. ne
wrn. "urn,,. Il; j. :,n. necessary Ia specify n'iier
Br. he ncGu;s the r,n ,:s.;nr ii al blame
y. he if.su!... the. arrrv-":, "',> .'r--:'.c. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
'e then ut y O'Clock adjourned.
correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. lst 1856.
The Presidents Message came upon liz this morn
ing with sudenIyss that startled every one. When
il WAS announced from the Dny steamer louisiana
that the Message was out and no Speaker, II WAS
thought that the document was 6os"s. But the Pre-
siunt's explanatory preface was sufficient TO estab
lish lis penulnencsS aud the Sun Extra was sought
with hydity. The pub c, with one voice, accord {"
Prrsid-n; Pierce the highest paudits Tor his good
Judgment and b"llucss in apprlzing the nation Of lis
cnnhiriun, without waiting longer for iactous ard
disurganzed House. II Is Jacksonian. His treat
men oi the slavery question stamps him as patriot
and statesman. and will warm towards him more than
ever the heart of the South, and every friend Of the
Union.
4 Board OF Constructors has convened here to en-
anime and report upon the mi urIes said 10 have been
sustained by the igHte Roanoke i'll the late launch.
The government IL satisfied that this splendid ship is
unframed. and has ordered this board that formal
official report may be made aud filed III the depart
ment for the vindcation of the ship and her con-
strIrnr.
Our old city il rising again into life from her fever
and her fires. business il good, and new buildings
will soon replace the spots that have IN truth been
benefited b" the recent conlagratious.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
4 MISTAKE.

The caucus Of the democratic members of the
House OF Representatives, held III Washington on
Friday night, rejected bv two votes resolution to Z"
IN favor of the plurality vote on Wednesday next, II
~ Speaker be previously chosen.-l B"'''m0re SIM.
No such action tsays the Union) took place in the
democratic caucus; no such resolution was offered
aud none Of was rejected. The democrats conferred
fully and freely together, and when they adjourned
it was after they had unanimously decided to ad-
here to their nominee and their platform.
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Ian .}-'s = m
>nI\ I:OOCHLANp,

10y authority Deed OF TrI'. sNe Eaneb, Of "
Is Curd to me ss Irn.'sc lcr a." in pbn Ccrk.
l.Gs nha %T County Court shall on Mona.y m :,
day Of gs soS SsS:!t bR 5%SS:@ at
.Sso" or cal. j" Gt s . to 5 soS5rsysa
thereof may be wa NIisr deceased, and Of
SsS the hand; about S % hundred I'D Lei
hall scre. being part Of he tract G be devised
late Col John Csld resided and s ThisH Us Trustee
will to the said Thomns C9Id Se a. ve,,ed in NE 7
s sss5 un .hsl' which act MAR. W. MILLER
Dec 6-cw6w
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securities transferred, each receiving interest up
!c SECURITIES transferred by it TO the board ana
i'll EDITION, e r" rata hare ." III Surplus ri 'r' SAFE.
l. =; :iir' Al'r:n :" twenty yrt:s from ,:c :!r !;'E
:.:...1. i, Is. ,i,. rl, s.,. h,r.,;i tired ii.''
~. H.: 81, ot -" =; uicd c.'cI, :
..;irh m-r ut h"yu rumi!.i with i.e con'sI '":S
v,iIir,i l.. - ii.st ciHu.c If t!.is act.
=. Ia cn!,,,: r.:uu Il the advantages hereby OK,
,eu Il, each College accepting tc! shall be required
to educate. without charge for tuition or use nl ro"n''
laboratories or library. every Young man who may
desire collegiate education. and will furnish sat'S'c
tory evidence ~ the President ind Faculty "i saiI
College that he is both needy aud worthy: provided
III" number instructed in said College for any OH"
year does not exceed twenty.
IT, Should nny College, which may accept Tie pro.
visions If this act hereafter Ia exist tie amount
-, securities held ia trust for said College by the
Board of the Literary Fund shall thereupon revert L"
Ind vert in said Board, and constitute. part o TIC
permanent capital Of the Literary Fund
= This net shall take effect from the first day Of
January eighteen hundred and fifty-seven.
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DISSOI.I' TIOS

TENHE firm Of :. MERCHANT S WEiSlGtH Sii l.;
4 solve. on the nr-t instant, rs mutual con'ca' ~
Of the lat. mariners authorized 10 Use the nte u -
concern IN liquidation.
Tho.- havin. claims will please present them A.
hos Indebted requested 20 cal! and settle VIA
IL" delay possible.
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For the Enquirer.

In the Enquirer of the 2th Dec, appeared an artl-
Gle signed B., for which the author scarcely bold
himself responsible, he is made to say various
things which he never said nor thought. Among
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04
ro-PtRTSERSIIIP,

Lewis " Webb having associated with linn John q M-'
and William : koys;cr. tCi"rk- of the lat. ~
continue the bu-iuc.s General CUpis sion GI r'''!
rne OH -.rui No o.. Main street, under ~ l!n u
LEWIS WEBB < co.
Lewis Webb will retain his counting room IN n" tDi
ing We .hal h-r" have the benefit OF hi lon. but..
experience and advice. lEWIS y WEBB.
JOHN q WADE
WILLIAM : ROYSIEA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

DIED. her residence in Pow haitian county, the 2h
ult rbpu ~ minutes past l. o'clock I NJ Mrs E!EiE
BROWSING cui.ort Of Sneed Browning decd III the h.h
her she leaves several children and grand
children mourn her loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

COLONEL FRENCH ORDERED TO TAKE
FRENCH LEATE.-Mr. Mckeon, the District At
toruey of the United States, wrote, on Saturday last
TO Col French stating that the reason why the war
rant fnr the apprehension of the Colonel was not
served on him rs well rs others Ind been in conse-
qucucc OF his having clnncd Z" be i'll the country in
a diplomatic character. Since then, adds Mr.. Nc
Keen, il has been discovered that the Colonel hns no
rrht MS an accredited minister, but still the Prcsi-
dent authorizes him 10 say that n" process VIII be
served ON him provided he shall not become charSea-
ble with any further offence and ehall depart from The
country within reasonable time.
In conclusion, Mr.. Kcon wishes the Colonel safe
and pleasant Journey.
Collector Retltcld hns assured Mr. McKeon that
Framework hns been suspended, and Creighton re-
moved from their offices i'll the Custom House; also,
t!nt Hall has resigned.
Its stated that President Pierce, rs commander
in.chief Of the Navy, and Hon. John Mckeon
will be legally proceeded against by the Nicaraguau
Transit Company, for the illegal deteaton of their
ship.
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co-p,uSNERSu,p NOTICE

The undersigned, the frs; instant. entered t.g co
par nrrshp tor The trnnssction II the CLOTHING iSf
furnishing BUSINESS, in u!l !ts various hGartr. Ul
der the i!rm Of
MERCHANT, WEISIGER e. co.
They solicit Il continuance OF the same hnrra. psy,r
ngc that has long been bestowed upon tn" rGeLH-
predecessors
Having discontinued Obbng. they will psy itrrt,,d
attention to tho retail department OF their bus. ,pi
rust they will be ahle to ,icass their patrols 90!
styles and prices. ;. MERCHANT
o. +. WEiSlGEk
Ian cHAS X. DARKiGOIT
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Richmond. January i,h. le1;-d&cir
FARM FOR SALE.
VERY DESlkAB.E EARM FOR SALE. TWO NIL

FROM PETERSBURG.
HEREBY Oh"r Tor sale 30 OF thar Le,.'g.i rr
l. WEST VIEW" about two miles from the c.y u T.
tcrsburg III: Hickory road, ia Chesterfield Thu. u'a
surveyed md laid OF to BIO presented to the con'
ton OF the Committee Of the Agricultural Socicy Q! y
.inia md North Carolina for the Model Farm lir" IT,
than year SgO-A plat OF which cSu he upon ~.
cation TO the subscriber 1t comprises 1877 q "a
land and 90 OF wool oil lyiu. together imms..
y III" road mud beautifully situated, mns.s Q:
OF the mort lovely aud dc.!iCb!c in this v!c!I
Tie land IS susceptible Of the highest degree OF !m
ncnt, being neither HIT unlulR,ing P'I'i
dcsirous OF purchasing land will End IN =:
trs"I lovely size for home. Any information in saE
10 ihi, property hc obtained from the .ubsciIUs
clear title will be- given the purchaser. Cnll on
EpW'D l.. ROYAL
Ion :, u,,oI A. III
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CO.I,aKTNEKSHIP

NV"T
TBSllE undersigned nave formed copartnef,hp
n commence the fret Instant tor the purT0s''
conducting n general DRY GOODS IMPORTING, IO'
BING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. nj No. %, Chs
ber= AMI H. Reade streets in the city OF New iorE. gHt,
the style and firm OF BELL, Books, PACE Co, naa
No II. Pearl street Richmond, Va under the s: e
arm OF Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY ii Co.
Our Mr. Bell ha. just returned from Europe whrf'I
selected and purchased in person FOREIGN Ooops
CASH We hE esrly day be- prepared TO exH!ei' y
offer Ia. traic beautiful stock both points. sni y
~ favorable terms any house in this country.
WM BELL,
JAMES G. BROOKS,
OF the firm OF Brooks Bel s "s.''
JAMES T. PACE.
ANDREW l.. ELLETT
iii the late firm of WI.haIn. ElIcr' S %
RICHARD 2. WALLER,
OF tb- rrm al Brooks. Bel VANS"
CLAY DREWRY
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THE CLAYTON BULWER TREATY.

As it is matter of much interest at this time t" know
r.csely what were the terms of the Clayton-Bu!wer
;..r.y we publish below, those articles which refer
,,.-,. .ula~'r TO tue Central American question:
,r,;ci. The government Of the United States
.. Great NJ, i'm hereby declare that neither the
-. or The other will ever obtain the said ship canal
agreeing that neither will ever erect or nataln any
Notifications commanding the same or III the vicinity
thereof or occupy or fortty or colonze' or assume
or exercise any dominion over Nicaragua, Custa III
ca the Mosquito coast, or any part oil Centrh Al'e
RIGA: nor will either make Vt any protection when
either affords or may afford, or any alliance winch
either has or may have to or with any State or peo
ple for the purpose OF erecting or maintaining any
such furtifcatiOn, OF occupying. tnryng or coi"
MIXING Nicaragua, Costa Rica the Mosquito coast or
any part of Central America or OF assuming or e1er;
cisiny dominion over the same; nor Will the United
States or Great Britain take advantage OF any lnl-
macy or use any alliance, connection or influence
that either NAV possess with any State or government
through whose territory the said canal may pass,
for the purpose. of acquiring or holding, directly or
Indirectly, for the citizens or SUBJECTS OF the one any
rights advantages IN regard to commerce or ha'i'
gaton through the said canal which shall not he OF
tred the same terms u the ctlZehs Ut suoec's VI
the other.
Art = Vessels of the United States or Great Bril-
TAIN truversinS the said canal shall in case of war
between the contracting parties, be exempted from
block ade, detention, capture by either n the bel
li-creus; aud this provision shall extend to such
distance from the two ends of said canal as II may
hereafter be found expedient to establish.
Art. 8. The governments OF The United Sthtes ana
Great Britain having only desired. in entering in
to this convention, to accomplish a particular object
but also establish general principle they hereby
apree to extend their protection by treaty spuiatons
| To any other practical communicable iona, whether hy
canal or railway, the isthumis which connects
North and South America ard especially to the inter-
oceanic COMMUNICATIONS should the same prove To he
practical, whether by canal or railway winch are
now proposed to be established by the way of Tehu
| out.,e,. an Panama. In granting, however their
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FliE co.pnrtnership heretofore existing h"i;..rn ie
Il undersigned. under the hrm ot LEWIS Wkbs l
son, is this .tay dissolved by mutual consent, L'"
webb r,iriE- from thr business Either party VI, 3.
The name oI III" hrn in Liquidation.
LEWIS WEE
Ki,bu,uL I.uu.ry q lrJb LEWIS n NE5B
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NOT ICE.

The frm II nrolk= Bell s Waller will ~ $3.50"
till further u"ilcc We will nt "rIly day CO." oA y
stock OF goD.- sI"0n, TO max" room toy JG' --c'
=oGs, Hr.-r-. E!.r, Waller, Drrwry & Co
Inn BROOKS BELL 4 WiLLER
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FARMERS, BANK or VIRGINIA,


* ROUND PLASTER.-75O cssks 'Lubec" Ground
Ian DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU SEHEtl 81
THEATRE
GtOLE LESSEE, J. Il. TAyLnR.-SoLe MAs.Ss, :;
- LEwIs.-TREAsrKER, II. KoGFRs.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, JANUARY ia
VIII be performed
MACBETH.
Macbeth, Mr.. J. H. T"ylor-Mncdu:, Nj Gilc-,..,
Macbeth. Miss Cnp.rll
After which.
DANCE. Mis1 ~ Darlington
To conclude with
LOVE IN ALL CORNERS.
Lurretla, Mis- j. 1y.on--Ro-e Miss c. Ty.a
ODD-FELEOWS' HALL.
EyEiST OF iiUMOR-M
II DD-FELLUW$' HALL
DIR. VALENTINE,
THE WORLD RENOWNED VII AND HuaCIy:
Win give his ,nimishlr
rARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS,
For a'"w nights only, commencing Oh
THURSDAY EVENING. Jas. 30, and CONTINUING
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY Evenings. Jan IN ,a!c
-iS-i Admission - ccDts-to commence nj :. ocyi
Jan >
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The undersigned most respectfully returns his w
the customers Of George y Ssunders Ef" HH'
public generally for the hher" patFonn2" or7t2",
sa;i IN toy rhr past three y"ri-, al" Hop'+'
,r.,,r ., hu-;uc.- 10 roceiva continuation Oi .-
,rcusrr shall continue business n! IN" IH,' ~
{; p -.uni.r. & Bro No 3l6 Eroad street WIZ
Lrc,, n well selected stock Dt Gruccrl"-, "hic" W."
,h,h,n,u, in the civ Al orders will receive ~
attention. ElkiLS W. '7'''
-IlNarlIl
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rn-pARTSERSUlp,

J,r nm. s,yl. OF GARDNER. CARLTON GO 90 H.:
puro.. of carrying on the wholesale hoo' and .oha
Leather business nj No. ILL., Nam ~ 'Gft,RpSER, ,
sh"r" OF public patronage I AHMBRosE C4RLsTo9''
Nm n HUBBAkU--
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DISSOLUTION r,pt1

yRyUF urn of HUBBARD. GARDNER 1 ''"'
n expired on the let met by lnhtatIOn. ,iIlr
NJ persons having chim- GgHnrt n" ronc'ts" are
-rnt them tot p-ym.n', mud all persons Ih"'''
Iur.trd Ia max" lmmeiInf" payment. mig
In. mann. OF the nrm will be- used by ci'll"f n No.,
'"'" the ""''"''-' IA n GARDNER,
u,,.,mou, Ian 2 l-.6 aHBRoSE CARLTO'
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NENN RiSlNESS

fhS account Of the lCIh 0t my troth"i, +" D.
, i"r= thr firm Of George Saunders 4 80 W"
closed from This date The narnc % the tfI; ",,, ~
tor the purp)s. of closing up IN" business. Az r
ti;fually viii present them 10 ,s" undersigned tor
mcni and those indebted will pir"-e 'n"H" paF'"'A
early day nt possible. .,.,,,,,,., -, a,rxrvg.l
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CATTLE. HOGS AMI surrp

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
hEEf-s3 30 a - ~ T. cw, gross which 10 81 On
a 81 net supply irir " - "
mHLt. 4e'
Shhhr-NGuon s"l for 81 5Oa p n piece, or So . p
- Oper hundred gross tor rrinsry and superior She.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-04

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, JtN,Ry q,
Owing &c the h"tieys. the Tobacco trade has been .,
pended, ana ihrr" will be no moro breaks until tho IT,
OF JuEnt'y-"" "oh'!nH" our t"rm"r quotations :, "a
lows: Lu.- - G.; common Leaf - 10 MEDIUM = ''
x to Ia, hnr SiO: 10 ll.; and very scarce New
TO 81, common leaf TO 5! aud 50 good 10 81,
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J
officers naturally enables them to perform the duty
more thoroughly, aud with less liability TO err The
task wis delicate. aud involved struggles between
! duty and feeling. They were men not iniahOle. II
,ronld be srnuge indeed, il their work were perfect
and entirely free from error Those errors, it they en-
i will soon and surely be discovered by the dcvel p
,nents of time By continued inquiry anu by cnl, dis
| passionate observation
nroud brave, sensitive, patriotic and sct-sacrItlc-
| Ing and il the sword ct any one OF those Ga:
lant men hns been incauti"usly taken from him. a''
right minded will say, lei has country restore 10
him. with all the houors and PREPARATION due to IN.
| iured merit aud while can by no inean' recommend
the adoption OF any mrs'reo Of repeal or any course
of proceeding in conflict with the general action al
the Board, have doubt that there should be, ana
will be- found n remedy for any mistake or error Ut
Judgment, il the service has thus been deprived OF
ner,o.ous aud capable officer, ellherby resignation
or dropping. Facts which have come TO my know
| lrdre assure me that il would be but reasonable to
| provide wears pay for the officers who have been
suddenly dropped from service, an which they had
heretofore exclusively depended, without any con.
sidera,ion for future self reliance.
but, sir, | ca:inut conclude this branch ri my re-
mort without doing Justice to the officers of the Board.
from the spirit and temper with which they entered
mon painful aud unsnught duty and from the ear
urstness aud diligence with winch they searched The
records at the department, deem it but an act ri
simple Justice ~ express my conviction that they were
acuntcd by elevated considerations, and that their
MIN was truth mpariially and the good of the ser
vice. and although from III" ilapi'y vi mah W cit,
there may hs discovered here and there mistake u
Judgment, have an abiding conviction that history
will prove TINT this work reinviS"ated the Navy, I'M
parted tn it robust nnl active health, inspired the
hearts of the young and gallant officers hitherto
dropping with hopeless dependency, with fresh en-
errv and cnntCn,mrnt with the service; warned Inc
,hnughilcss and the ndolent Ia quit the haunls I"
iteness ind seek the path Of duty leading 10 honor
and caused The country rcpose with the more pride
and confidence in the belief of the invinribillfy
This rioht arm of defence. have hesitation, anC
I take much pleasure in saying that have already
witnessed IFS happy effects in the new impulse and
readiness for duty and felt Mt the department
"And, sir, though the number reported incompe
tent seems large aud may well attract attention, is
that circumstance Of itself sufficient to justify retec
ton upon Board who were bound under the law tc
make careful examination and report the name:
of all whom they adiudse incompetent, of every grade
to do their whole duty promptly and efficiently, ashore
or About! If but small number of officers had be-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Rich Spring Id Summer Dry
GOODS.
(Sccon1 Large Su n This Spring.
nNnDc

-
(Sccond Large Su. y This SPRING
NEsAY BROTHERS (thc original one
VI price cheap cash store Of the eitr) have just
returned again from the Northern markets, with
large and splendid supplies purchased under all
the advantages of the season. The Southern trade
having been fully supplied, the large auction sales
of imported goods having commenced, and many
other facilities unknown to carly purchasers, we can
confidently say to the public that We can give them
pretler and better Goods at lower prices, than any
establishment in the city, purchasing in an early
market Among the us ortmcnt will be found the
the richest Dress Fabrics of the season, such as
Splendid Summer SILKS; India SILKS;
+ Black SILKS, all widths;
Silk TISS u rs and GRENADINES;
Grape DcParc ROBES;
Baregc and Muslin ROBES;
Lunn's Plain EAREGES, all colors;
Rich figured BAREGES and BALSERENES; !;
Rich French CHALLY, ,.l2I, worth Is cents;
FIR. MUSLlNS and ORGAN DIES, very pretty; (;
Rich Rich fine Lawns, good eSl0rs, ls$e'j
Beautiful English PRINTS, new style;
Cheap CALLICOES, 64 to s, worth l25c.;
Bleached anGBrown uOMESPUN, exceedingly
chcap;
Blue HOMESPUNS, super. quality for servants !;
10, / | ana II "a Cotton and Linen SiIEETINGS; !;
9-S and 5-l Cot anrI Linen Pilluw-casc GOODS ;
Real Tinen D.AAlASkS. very super. and Cheap;
TOWELLlNG. in great variety;
Danask NAPKINS aud DOYLES
Fine Irish LIN EN-, very super. and low priced :
Swiss, .Jacouct and Book AlUSLlNS;
Plaid, Striped and Dotted
Brown LINEN and Linen DRILL;
Planters Linen and Navy DUCK;
Fine Silk and Woo'en FLANNEL;.
COTTON AIDES and Summer CHECKS;
epmrlctc assortment Of MANTILLAS, of the
very latest style and lowest price;
HOSIERY, in great variety, Some extra fine;
HOSE. exceedingly cheap and fine;
Sewing SILK; Long and Short MlrTS; and
complete assortment Of all other Goods in the trade
to Which we would respectfully inYc The attention
of the pubic. GRAY BROTHERS.
Augusta, Gal, Apr! 80. If Is
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Ladies' Mourning Goods,

VNTILL1AM SHEAR, Augusta, has re-
Wv ceived from New York, q full supply Of
Ladies' Mourning Goods, among Which are
Lupin's Black Summer Bombaznes and Black
Chalies, oi the best quality;
Superior Black Alpaca and Black Canton Cloths !;
Plain Sack Silk Grenadines, beautiful article;
Plain Black Grape Maretz and Black Barcge ;
Black and White Muslins and Plain Blk. Lawns I;
Superior Black and White Gnghams, and Eng
lish Black and White Prints;
Ladies' E!ack Grape Underslecves and collars,
in sets;
Superior English Grapes, for Wells and Trim
mings; With almost every other article required
for Ladies' Mourning apparel, and to which the
attention of the public is respectfully invited.
June Is, 23
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Furniture! Furnitulre!:

pENJAMIN & GOODRICH, Broad stree, op-
ID posite hanback, s. Cooper's, respectful an;
to their friends and The pubc that they are
now receiving daily q choice and well selected {
assortment of all kinds of FURNITURE Z, such as B
BUREAUS. BOOKCASES SOFAS, CHAIRS,
TETE-A-TETEs, CENTRE TABLEs.sBED!2 ED D2-sss
test and most fashionable designs, which they guata
tee to sell as low be bought in this city and
invite all who wish to purchase to call and examine
their stock. .i.1S5y = ~. .ls5fs
ALL WORK WARRANTED. :s ;:5s
Mattresses and all kinds Of Furniture, ;manu1aess
tured and repaired to order, with neaness and dis
patch. BENJAMIN & GOODRlSE.s5
Augusta, April 90, If :!el So