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" rfsz.zzzx=E1 THE ADAMS, EXPRESS
ifft - [a CUMPXNY. So Main M street % hsy.

IN c5aFzsY, assF AHHMs y Nam hArafss :slss. s.s
Ing resumed their Steamship
Express TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every "Wednesday and Saturday.
Lynchburs. salem. Wytheyills, and the praDeipsi
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are pre-
pared to with great despstch and at reduced
rates. every kind of Merchsndise, Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, &C., to the above named cities, and all
places the seabosrd. 5.se
Our Express on the Steamships VIII pc sccompa-
sonai attention to the careful handling Of goods
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express. .at
Shippers will please take notice that packages for
points in Virginia and North Carolina will DO sent BY
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received on day p .ains n9 Ssl0ch
Agent OF Adams' Express Co.
rv SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and sll places in vir
sina and North Carolina, intended for shipment BY
g Ss s ADAMS iaa
who the authorized Agents Tor Express privileges
0p oes Of The New York and Virgin. steamship
Company. LBDLAM PLEASANTs,
4---ts Agents.
&s- PoRTsMoGTa-fokT WHt. W
- THALL LINE--Ths stesmbos.
AUGUSTA, Csptsin Wa. C. Smith, will resume
her regular trips betweea Port Wathsll and the
above places commencing an 80 s4a
WEDNESDAY,, FEBeUaRv g7TH. :. fzf
The cars running in connection Ith u 0 AUGUSTA
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday mornings q
81 o'clock, Returning, the AUGUSTA leaves Wrght's
Wharf, Norfolk. ON the intermediate days, VIZ: -
Taesdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays st the
SHINE hour. ~
The Augusta win stop st all the regular Landings
ON the river, soinS and returning.
Fare 70 Norfolk and fertsmoutb ............ 2 90
THOS DoDAMEAD. &
Superintendent
oaiee 4 kP.R.Aco.
- - - FKETGHT FOR NV
"a Psfii.s1, Newsrk. New IA.
vcn. Chlrlcston, Mobtle, New
OfJo6Ha, Hfs I1ouls, taulveuton. Aau Rrun.
eipcos Acc,, per 6tcamae1p JaDen1oWn. -
and via New York-Can be shipped every Mon
ssy snd s.rs Tss;sssy the A ssssnsAe 'snss
Ths Agents st New York. Messr .LsSls1 = flsss.
snts vii forward goods By this ns osl q tss seoye
suenticssd pisces es Of eomminien, ed . ne ~
sst rates of freight :.
Largo and commolious sheds bsye bsee esess,ea 80 e
che ~han u ew York, where eonds sre snssy -. Psx
tected from Injury or defscsment. snd wy
sttontioa = bessowsd tn forwsIdins soeas e
sa5sssksnts shippise - rstseFs.tp 80 elwsys
8 ~ the svsl q tss,x Esess<: g
/ - $780, jeesse New Yest eueyy sGUoS ~
toouopo - ter rssayp - ntchmso1.
s.b 1sg 0slehs spes{ ~ ~ = ! ., xsoa
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"A ARcHfTECT AND MEAsURER,

Respectfully reminds bis friends and the public gen
orally that in addition to MEASURING and PK!-
ZINC all kinds of work used in the erection OF build
iDgs-Brick work. Carpenters work, Painting, Plss-
tering, &c-he 10 prepared to furnish fLANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications, Estimates and Con-
tracts for every variety of Buildings and will super
intend their construction. Having . sthoroush eRAc-
TIcAL knowledge Of the Building business and con-
siderable xperIence Architect he hopes TO give
satisfaction TO all who may employ him:
Ev Ofics on Ilth street, between Main and Bank,
where be may be found at O'Clock every morning.
NH 28-lunS 1s5.t --St f-e
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FLOUR Now AND THEN-The New York Times
makes the following comparison of the prices of
the different qualities Of -four now with those
which prevailed on the 1st of December last:
"On the LIST of December, ordinary State ranged
from $9 25 to SO 3l4; now the quotation is $5 s7t
to &c. straight State then So 3ll to 90 37, now Sc
to ST l2.; fancy Ohio then 90 62ii to 30 rs, now
pc 27s to 30 IS; fancy Genesee then % sol to
90 Is. now St SO to $6 IS; extra Genesee then $40
to 4ll 50, now $6 IS to % 25 and in the same
proportion with all the other grades Then, six
penny loaves were about as big as decent biscuit
now, they are not whit bigger"
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The steamer David White took ire q. Evans.
VILE Ind on the 18th inst, and had to be scutted
and sunk. Value 90, 600. .l as s 80
The fre ct Bardstown, KY. last week destroyed
seventeen vengs, besides stables ,outhouses, Sc.
Loss 100000 - n : q
Tho Paris Constitutional says that the Empe.
ror has for this year doubled the saries Of al the
persons IN his household. ~
! The statement that Mr.. Bell Of Tennesaes, wa
about retiring from the Senate on account OF Inn
paired health. u pronounced untrue.
Fifty psrsons have latsly psrished BY sAsshquake
shscks ID and around Cusncs in Eca6doE
h washipgton's birth day was duly houorsd by the
American English and Chjlian ships In the port Of
Valparaiso. ga 6
Joseph A. 6awen,sof Alexandra, Va, was Lost
everbcsrd fron the schs. Charity 10 the Potomac,
ON the llth inst 9fa "a X
The fruit crop Of Georgia SAY The papers Of thai
State WAS nsvss % pfouaising - u e this yeer
D.vsd iEdsuasd .so.aisy n ths ssvelatios.
he alyAb beef sys q. l@ ysszs.
1 Aceleasieo u the yosneness cf Edgar 4. pes
~ - 1lhlh1oa SA6k - @
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MORE HEIRS TO THE PLAIsASCE ESTATE
Louisville Journal says that Judge Pryor has just
returned from Philadelphia, having satisfactorily
settled the claim Of the children Of DR.. Ewing Of
Louisville, to be eo-heirs with tho children of Mr..
Richard Willing, Of Philadelphia, to the estate of
the late Duchessde Piaisance of France. They
inherit through their grand father, Robert K. Nor
rs sister, who married the Marquis de Marbois in
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mat little girl named Trask, connected with one
OF the Primary schools in East Boston, died Z day
OF TWO since from excess of exertion in jumping
rope. 1t Is said that she jumped about two hum
aIss times without stopping' She was immediate
ly after taken i'll, and died the next day. This is
not the first death from the same cause which we
nave had occasion to record, and should be warn.
Ing to children not to indulge in excessive exer.
eiss.-Bos Jour.
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REPRESENTATIONS OF THE WING PARTY OF
KENTUCKY "A number of Wings met at Lexing
ton, kentucky, on Monday, to re-organize the old
Whig party An address and platform were adopt
ed, and the meeting adjourned to meet In "Con.
vention of the Wings of the United States to be
delegated by the people, and held at Louisville on
the 4th day of July next"
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satisfaction TO all who may employ him.
w Ofics on llth street, between Main and hsnk,
where be may be found at O'Clock every morning.
NH 28-lmS .i.' ---ts 's. Z.
IND. ID. KEELINta, Merchant Tailor and
Il CLerRIER, lS6 MAIN NSTREET..--SPRLNG AND
SUMMER GOODS ---Jnst reeeivedia large lot of su.
rerior Clths Ca sssimeres and vestinss which he will
make up In the best MANNER on the most reasonable
terms. and at the shortest notice.
large and well selected stock OF hady Made Cloth.
ing which viii compare with any in this or any other
market. Oar prices a. low ss attsny other house
Furnishing Goods in great variety such as Shirts,
Hs inytes hi. friends to cali and examine his stock
mh 2a---lm
1GaT! TnOHE LIGHT :--P A Yk n r
IL DlFFUSIvE DAYLIGHT .REFLECTOks,-
sas ss.,, 'afe.sss af hss1 co G
DAYLIGHT REFLECToRS, is now prepared TO
supply persons having dark stores offices cellars ana
Specimens NAV be seen % at the Dispatch office Ns.
uonsl American and Whs Offices: Binfofd, msyo q
bisirs St. Charles Hotel, and st n EzekiePh NO. d
E3-Ofice aud Mandatory, corner of Main and
Pesri streets, up stairs. ssS4 - -,
y County rights may be secured on ressonso'e
mh ,e-1i- ISAAC scHRIvEK
KATHs! BATHsI B1THe!::-liet; Geld
- and Shower Baths can be had st sll hours from
s the ~,
hotsi Entrsace on iith street single bath - ets.
or $ tickets for dollar. s1t - NH ~ Z
EAiLE nUDA-WATEK EsTABLIsH.
~ MENT.-The very best evidence of ths superior
Gusiity Of my Soda Wafer 10 the fierce opposition
meets with from certain deeply Interested party
My reputation - . msnufectursr Of 6c1s-wstsr u
put In circustion ey some designing psuous invite
honorable coEpstifien and am willing 70 abide BY the
dssi don Of sdiscnAnstins pnblie =
i 5ss1.a WARREN cAHFIELD, Z
y Agent for 9. H. Cosdies 10Th st. between
p7-1ys Main snd Frsnkiia streets. +
r. .. COOK q Co, Aacties seeTs. Tss1sc1.
LIs fully iplorm heir friends and the pubiic tkek
they viii ia future sttspd regvlsry leysry rstnrdsyl
10 the sale Of Hossss Cattle, No. ~ the laxee end
cosveaisnt lot nssr the Csntrsl T. = Depot. s.,sa
tTnN BBE5 SSr. FEOUK = 6eee Sr1s1s;
kUU. 100 DO Ghs I'D eeedsnnsd fl0ofi for sals 81
spn WM. WALLACE y SON,
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- Ing made anangements with FFof MaPes Tor the
sae Of his ntrogenized Super Phosphate of Lime, at
manufacturers prices, we confidently recommend It
friends believing it to be superior to any fert-
zer in use, having Its effects last year on
are constrained to believe it superior to gnano, not
because it makes better crop the first year after sP
pcation but because Of its durability having In It q
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton
bag. NH q BAKER rLEAoANTo.
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T. OR
witaa
hereon,
! Leigh
| eet FIVE
twenty
ltcauon
n God.
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MARBLE WOkkS.-.MILLEKN & Vim.
lVl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
of the best material and workmanship equal to any
In the Union, at the lowest New York and Philsdel-
phis prices. ~
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to our stock hand which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &C., than s often found in
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in supe.
nor manner.
tion NH 11---Sm
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>
efy d..
kGtaated
|ser cor
Eol'le csn-
Fry large
|r inthe
on O for q.
fHered to.
|eL homs,
Horu7o,,s
"a. Ras.-
to
knrt NJ
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HHE FOLLOWING desirable articles
Il just received at HtRSH BOTTCHER'S, 209
Broad street:
Black Brussels LACE, all widths. 9 genuine
article. sE .-s 81. .ea :
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS, ete,
new patterns
Stamped Linen YOKES, q new cut.
Childrsn's fancy HOSE. 49,
Ladies' Silk and Gauze Merino SHIRTS; do for
Misses and children . rr.'-
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new.
Every variety of FANS and other FANCY AR
TICIES NH 25--Ifn*
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H1H BBEs sSp. FTUUK q 6esS Sr1S1s;
ZUU 100 do 6hs Sud esndsmpSd fIouf; Tor aale ~
Spn WH. WALLACE y ooN,
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TS Is. COOK q Co, Auctie Seors. TesDec1-
L/s fully inform their friends and the pabiie tkek
10 the sale Of Horsss Cattle, ke ~ the laxee end
cosveaisnt lot near the csntrsl =. T. Depot. s,s4
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}iortrrl.
"oh, LIE, Me Sing Tonight. Mo therr,

"oh, Let Me Sing Tonight, Mo therr'
we give below the words Of charminp
song, which has been put to music by Mr..
Iraver, of this CITY, and which has become
great iavofte The song is so welded
to music aud meIo ly, ,ha, the words cling
10 the memory without eflort.-iDany
Atlas.
Oh, lie, me in: tonight, Mother,
The Song used to sing,
When hope was bright aeJ my heart was
light
As bird upon the wing!
! know thod'it miss the voice, Mother.
That warbled with me the strain,
Blu, LEI me sing to- night, Mother,
The dear old song again.
know twill bring sad thoughts, Mother,
Thy tears may fall like ram,
For loving eye and fair young face
Thou ne'er mayst see agalu,
But Id have thee send each tear, Mother
''So w 's rttlFt NCil,
And let ne sing tonight, Mother
Th, song she loved So well.
1t will b'in- bright dreams 10 my heart,
Mother,
Brsht dreams OF the Joyous past,
"hcn hope, all rainbow-hued Mother.
Her halo round me cat,
| know the tgh; grows dun, Mother,
But s'lIi iondly cling
10 the bright dreams that comes back
Mother.
WIKI Tie song | used to -iag
As sing that song Of JOY, Mother,
Faith upwards hits It's eye,
Towards the land "i rest Molhcr,
" here nope ean never die,---
Where ties that sironIl, b,nI Mother,
Ma ne'af be tN'n IA t4ata,-
Wner- trats are dried, aud the hcari.-
Mother.
Ms .,eer auoS sottoa m.
ihea Jet 'ea sieg ,o,uj.I,. Nother,
That deat ola song Ct. sid,
Aod pay when ! sleep At les; Mother,
By lie, side all 1irut aa s9.d,
Oar siattts may meet u ef to par;,-
Mather,
Where lien'n born music rnF,
And our VOICES be m,a-,ie thete, Mother,
la The songs the angels s.ns
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5}iS..r!!olleQll..i1
G0iERNOR'> Nh>>iGE.

oeaft'nisa el ne '>'""t.
aad HoHse Of Representatives.
We assemble together By the favor OF
divine Providence from whose bencGccnt
hand we receive ali ou~ possessions. Our
hearts should expand with grateful emo
,;ons to Him for the abundant products
Of the earth. for exemption from pcsti-
le.cc and wasting disease, and especially
for the blessings of free government
a a,oycrrmeatofthc people, without kings,
Lords or mobiles. and in which there is am
NJ, scop, for every industrial pursuit in
;i.,, .afaa9.
pu, although our government is found
I'd rpoa the principle Of representation,
IN , nor. nerfa-, form than was ever be-
r,r, understood by aqy nation ancient OF
modern. :, cannot be pros rived without
crrst,,,t v;=,i,aaco. wlt!,out honesty and
sincerity af p1-po,c. aud practical qbil-
;,y which Justly appreciates the true
nod Of conducting public affairs. lfwC
are ncolisent Of our political rights, and
IA not exercise over them a perpetual and
constant care. we may find when We
,vaLc 9 10 our true condition, that it is too
late and tha, all is lost BY onr supine-
,,nss and ;nattcption.
The subject OF slavery in the southern
s,a,csand territories continues to engross
Iaryc share of the public mind at the
nor,b Although we are happily rclev-
"d from the existence Of slavery among
vs yct many of our citizens are more en-
ra,cd va in examining and discussing Its
noI;cv and merits. than any other qucs-
f;on Of a public nature. In our cstima-
.;on ;on s,ayery ;s preat evil the removal
- nh;cb from the limits of our common
oann,ry W wv would he highly gratifying to ev-
ouv na,r;ot;c citizen. But it is not the
nay rart of wisdom in order to remove one
evil 10 bring upon ourselves an ava
sarhc esl', ~ ofer;ls Tbc true law Of progress
- ;aI,l alnw but sure and certain, not destruc-
i've hut beneficial in its operations and
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The Lsw Of Newspapers.

sIisef hsfs sha 10 4ot gve exptsss notice to tie
co1'raFs are considered wishing to con,iaas tbs4f
saasStipti0Is.
fs1sserihess res-r h di,caatausncs Of their IA
pfs' tis PaessF ean eah,,ias ~ them until all
afrsasAsss a.. paid
VI sa.sFsess segett 5f tsfgsr take heir pa -5s
irain me aff 20 ~'eh they are tecte1 they hs
sesPslssa til they sst4s his si order The u,
PEGS DIS ssestieaod
u aay '4a'-rrst' reH.yo 10 s54tbst place without
'a'lfhiaR ts P8'''''t 'ai ts spers ats -s, 10 the
sfnAs tffe -2AAI. 4ts. ara Hs+= esPa4s.a.~
F1s FIrEH 7tFs .t-.tft -44t fettsflr ia t,k. a
rsEttPaF i=tn t4= 'ha Jztl,sl4g ettd lrtt.at II
ta9i-
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PENNsYLVANIA 17AILROAD.-



TUE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
witty Wesiern NorthEestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also eonnsesa
e Rsburg with caily line Of Steamers 70 all 70 rts on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SsnduskT With
Steamers TO all ports the Northwestern Lakes 1anz
the most dtreca shsapss aad reIsats rosts bv which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the rsrf Fsgf
pocR Hates as between Philadslphia and Pittshurgs
dn bo1es1 Furs Fssthsrs'' xe y OOO1 zoe per loon
SECOND OLASS-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods Gin bales Hardware, Lea STse per 1ooR
ther, .....................
Third CLASS.-Anvils, BaRgfng, kaeon =.
and Pork Gn bulk, y Hemp, &c....... ooe per ipVD
FOURTH CLASS.-Cehee, fish, Bacon -
aud Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil ooe per looD
Flour-$1 per bbl. until further notice.
Grzin-5o cts per 100 lbs. until further notica
CottOn-t2P per bale not eTcsedng 500 lbs weight uzt
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phils.
depha, be particular to aaFS package Psnnsrssoas
RG5tTood All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of ths
Hoad a Philsdephs or Ptisburg viii be forwarded With
out detention
FREIGHT 'AGzEra-Barris. WOrmlsy 4 Co. MsnpAis
Tennessee. X. :. Sass Co. st Louis; J. 3 Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumssni Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewett Louisville, Ky K. c. Meldr1m Madisop
Indiana; 5prgman Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati.
n w Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leeeh Co. No.
81 klby street Boston; Lsech Co. Astor House New
York; No William street. and No. Battery Place Nsz
York. g. 5needer, Philadelphia; Aagraw KoonE "a.
umore; Geo. Fraaciscus Piitsburg
II. e. HOUSTON, Gsnsval FfsiqSt AJsas PAizzaa
II. ]. LOMBAERT, Sso's Aheona Pa.
ans 56,-tIsi 81.
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Pennsylvania RAILRoAD.

1NHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadeluhia
Il and Pttsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philaderhia for Pttsburg at 7 A. NJ and Pit,s-
burg Tor Philadelphia at Z. A. N THE FAST LINE
leaves Phlladepha for Pittsburg at p NJ and Psburz
TOR Phllsdelphia at l, P. n THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at IL NJ aad
Pittsburg for Philadep6is ct 10, Pm
The above nes connect At RrtsbuFg with the Railroads
% and from st Louis No; Alton. Gslena and Chicaao
III; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, KY. Tsrrs
Aante Asdison Lafayette and danaF oils Ind Cincn-
na1 Dayton Springfield Bellefouaine Sc a1dusky Toledo
cleveland, Conmous, Zanesve Asssillon and Wooster
Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats from ang % New
Orleans ST. Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets ean be had 70 from either OF tie
above paees
For turther particulars Handbs at the difsrsut
starting points Passengers from the West viii ind hs
me shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York or Boston.
ThOS MOORE, AezxT, PassNsgsr lines PSt1ads
J. MESk!hEN, AeEEf, PsssNngr Lines Pstss5sre
Philsdelphla. 1S56-isuS-ly
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Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State.
TfNHE above Institution IS permanently located ana
l. not surpassed By any similar establishment In r.
United States in point of facilities for mparng thoror gh
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
..-.. Bookkeeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision Of
the President of the College who IS practical
having bad years experience in some OF the r9es
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch ia under the sHpenntendence OF JoEE A.
McEwKE Esq., Member of the Nashville Bar, who is
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands --r --.s
Tie Course Of Iastructon embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night 30 as not to intersre
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations.
by VIZ FsRRKL NJ Under this head is embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for bookkeeper bu
10 uuderstand-vz Interest Discount Loss and
GAIN Equations Exchange, &c &C.
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping, by Donbleand Single Entry, as applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous aud
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the of books, -. $40 90
Penmsnship-F0r twenty lessons, ,..............$5 o
For lessons without limit, SO 0e
- The above fees payable invariably, in advance
The importance Of rule appear obvious students
enter for ah unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing at any time during lfe, without extra charge ~
This School is in perpetual session, having vacation:
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without Interruption. 2. -
Merchants and business viii be supplied With COM
peteut book keepers By applying at this establishment
Good board znd lodging be obtained for IS week.
No student will be taken for less than full course iu
whatever branches ne pursues.
Time required for full course-from six to ten weeks
~ Address - Southern Commercial College, asnVlhe'
Tenn" -- sp27-dtwGWly
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
SHE copsrtnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style of BROWN & GRUBBS is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent Jo g. BRowS is alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in liquidation, DO.
JOSIAH g. BROWN,
Nashville June 6, 1856. W. GRUBB5,
10. G.. BROWN,
HAVING purchased the entire interest Of Mr.. w. b.
IL GRUBBs, will continue the DRUG BUSINESS, as
formerly the old stand where he will be pleased to
his friends 6c., &c No. 45, College Streeet
Ny stock of Fancy Goods, Pertumery, 6c is now very
complete, having received fresh supplies, selected By
one Of the firm in person. viz Lubins Bazns and Mitch
els Extracts; American Tinct and German Cologne VS.
Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every STYLE
Ducs and Lubn's Sachets; Aromatic Chrystals; Chine
Metal and Glass Puff Boxes, several styles; Shell
Combs large stock Also have on hand Indigo Msdder,
White Lead, Linsesd Oil, Turpentine, DC. jes, '56
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding Londsn Hayrs
ever other route, for the economy Of time and
Passage from New York 10 southampton and Bre First
Cabin Saloon 100 dSlars First Cabin saloon, i0
dollars; Second do. co dollars.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post or
nee.
No bills of adng win be signed parcels received tbs
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship
For freight or passage apply 10
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