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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

ESGIIsH PosT 4OFfICEs-The General Post
Office In Lonlen costa 4355 500; in Dublin 437,
800; in Ednburg, a25427, and then, descending
still lower into the scale Liverpool costs 4209 900;
Manchester, 5000; Glasgow. EI3so0; Birming-
ham, kl0.300. London employs ! ,s79 sorters, let.
tor carriers and messengers At an average pay OF
f69 Dublin, l7s at an average pay of SCI; Edin.
burgh has l4l, at an average pay Of 260 The
clothing for the London Letter carriers cost last
year s3,6O0 and is to cost in the current year !s
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GssL AlmossA MaEisss Nlslstss - The uaisei
inS for Vera Cruz.
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..vs he Coiumbss Tfnlss. Ws are eo1psdsd e
rSIy upoa hbresay ~ % TIE ensse9ssae % -
S.scn f,our,e thts week. We learn thst chaTtey
Nsil- NARY Blueskin, Moidorw. sd Lin1a. wess
shs sssrsssful etaspeosors ebr he p0ssss - -
several dAya
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- IAs. A. COwARDIN.
MECHANICAL.
Z ENCOURAGE HOME MA

49, ENfVN' HAlsE HVMh HhANC.
.nAwACToRIES-Th snbseriber has. and
XSt seps constantly on hand, an assortment
sys e-.1.ways Bugsies and Bsroeehss, made Of the
ses ns'eup1 eli on a. accommodating terms any
u me for any style Of eaisse, and executed
o-aen a. n. establishment on 18th street, between
ss,, saa ss fFsH,''"' q. A. FRANCIS.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAtaEs

.ky.R The subscriber has On hand at h,s Coach
NM M.kius Establishment, on lonbsro Al.
-,,,ssn Main and Cary, tlSsh and ltih streetsl
=. 20" he,1 1r"lun,hiar Hotel COACHES, ChARto-
- N 'RsRoT CHES, BtGGiES with and without
IfhS pSitThIES all of his own make, Of the best
. s." "a yr,~ksnsuship. All of which win be
-s'.r ,s good wcrk of the kind can be in the city
~ 8 80 ~ sud respectfully ash call from those
snv svtioie in the Carriage line, IS am de-
'sn' = . m,se 10 order and sell at the lowest
''a neN nesh,e s,S sill worx sold, that 10 new, war-
. --ist NICAIAH MANGIEM
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Friday taesaisg, Nlarek ., 1885.
GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENATE. SO se sez
9a THURSDAY, March 6, 1856
communication from the House of Dele gate.
was received ssls - - = s'es s-'oss
The House amendments to the follow ine Senate
niiss we're agreed to: ~
A. to . removal Of their seat OF Justice; and
rer regulating foreign life insurance companies
within the Commonwealth e
House bill to form the county Of Tucker out Of a
moved by Mr. HupDLgsoN, was passed--ayes rs.
noes none s8fFtsfsf - =, =
The following House bills were considered with.
out reference, read three times and passed:
establishing Savings Bank In Petersburg
a lawful fence - '''s'
Incorporate the Western Branch Bridge Com.
pany in Norfolk county
To amend q section OF the Code relat;og ~ ,ha
rights of counties to sue
Establishing an election precinct at Gloyer,s
Gap, iu Msrion county.
To amend the 7th section of an act to iueorpor.
ate the Rockingham Mutual Insurance Company
Authorising the County Court OF Sussex 10
change the boundaries OF the land OR which the
Courthouse Is erected -. II l
To incorporate the Union Mining and Manufac.
turing Company In Wayne county
To incorporate the Rich Hill Copper Company.
hIGuT SESSIONS.
A resolution. offered by Mr. DOUGLAS. was
adopted, which provides that on and after Monday
next, there shall be night sessions Of the Senate DO
ginning at o'clock
TAX DILL.
On motion OF Nr. DOUGLAS, the tax bill was Ia
ken up and made the order of the day for Monday
at j. II.
NoRrHwESTERE RAILRoAD.
Mr. TURNER called for the order of the day.
which was the Northwestern Railroad bill
Alr. SIEESRops amendment was ADVOCATED by
tLst gentleman, and opposed by Mr. TURNER, when,
l1
luepts were laid ON the table, aud made the order
Of ihe day for tomorrow.
TIE EANKS
hIr. PAXTON, from tho committee on Banks, re
ported bills extending charters Of the various
Baaks OF Virginia, aud Mr. THoA Is, from ninor
ty OF the committee. reported bills extending char
ters OF various Banks for i've Yeas.
On motion OF Mr.. NEST, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGA TES
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-7IRGINIA Mht'IIANiCs lNsTiTUTE6

.T1I3TSIk ktffstIIANiCs vi INSTITUTE.
! '!RsT PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
r,{ITN STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
-. f,f their kind patronage dugins the past four
49," a beg leave 70 say thai an now prepared 70
% stars fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults aad
- u. t..l!oslns BuBng Grounds, and IN fset all
80 b.. tie Stone Cu;ting and Building hne
'|NN. M Stuue snI WoIkIusIShip cot to Be SUI
-. N.l.h oI South o. ~
TU4-. "a. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
L la Manufacturer, lSlh street. between AAia
49, As FITTING AND FIXTURES.
Ne l.ye: 10. CLgs,hes, Public baL dnss, &c
uUi. aIy part Of the cily aud country.
u-yII AND GARDEN PUMPS FOX SALE.
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anSINESS CARDS.

IlI,t4HO CAUTilORN, ANCGi.Ipeer, on
Hi IsIE.Llc,t between Main and Cary, y ID sttend
Il III, s.Ie II Groceries, Furniture, cry Goods, &c.
L -, Il u.Eses Mules, and Vehicles Of every kind
d ...l les u.adc upon cOusgnmeIts, aad pronpt re-
r.t,sds ia II
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sssess ts,ss<sA sihf- ssassg aSvssre mr.
sa 4 tlsi i ssslxns ssu.a s,sss b. xsssSs aas
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MICAJAH MANGUM.
ander.

pAiNN.ts :. aow prepsred to do HOUSE PAINT
g. Rs engaged the services OF first rate work
W. II. assures his friends Of his determnstian to
%. rs sh,le attention 70 this business, aud sign,
zoe 0HSAMESTAL PAINTING. and that
- " he best msterisls will be used. snd fair
ned His SyY Work may be seen in front
,,'''o.,,L Oecr. Biatord. Dickinson 4 Weisiger,
shoe store. opposite St; charles hotel, an
Ws~a.t House Bon Ton Bakery" 18th
= IN fsc; - over towu--he took the hTst
- 4 lie IA, "Mechsricsl Fair" and knows
-, sad pr.ees vii. compare fasorably with any
Ihr business. Hoping 10 receive share OF
,.s5.s.e, he s.ts those that require any Aina o'
v..t.d Boy IS sn apprentice and two good
"ps,,.sIs X. W. ALLEN,
18th st, between Man AMI Bank Of.
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IINDOW sHADEs: WINDOW

81 SHADES AT the low price ofS7i cts, worth
Ia. aaascs apes ~ Cts, worth 81 LIS; ko9uetts so
ssn III. tI . 81; Vases 81, richly worth IS; Ele.
"a ~ shsdss at half the price they are usually
es.,a, Table OH Cloths; EareAu and Stand Covers,
..,s 'i widths aud patterns very cheap; also,
Hy,s nles assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles
Ls",,i3 and Gloves, which viii be sold at great
ct.s1 tsil before purchasing elsewhere. ct the
ny '"'e of h. GOLDEN, go Broad st.
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~ ELLING OFF At REDUCED PRICES
4 M kNlIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
3I!IH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLoAKS
eED TALHAS. FRENCH MERISOES; CASH
sEREs' MousIins; Bed and servants Blankets;
lsNne.s; Aolrs sntiqus Silks Of al eolors; also
$ae- assortment of other Slts. You will find It to
fd4s.ng else. here M. w. ROSE.
ie s-.u! ~ No. At3 Broad ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

THcwspAY. March D. le3A
A nasss&ss fro@ the SENATE announced Nv pas
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VHOhAs HOW, 2I8 Main Street, is
now owreceiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
Ilsoe for housekeepers Also of Wood Ware, COM
| nsns eVery article in that line. oe l5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

BROWN, Jr., Stock Broker, has re
moved his office TO No. Isl 'Zimmerrpan's) corne
aaln ana 18th streets 6-eodss
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I'U THE LADIES or THECITY OF

IiVHAlUNU.-HaVlpg REMOVED from tie city,
YOU'D beg leave TO call the attention Of the Ladies'
10 nave paironsed me for the last fourteen years
as any Fiuiins work Of that character will be as
so-Pty executed, and neatly done as by any per
p elite! 10 or out of the city, by leaving it with
ts'eF; NM. y. NJ BRID0FORD, on Church Bill,
~ 1le Leigh st Baptish Church.
= dim SARAH IIARREYS.
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lLLiAM GREEN, lately OF Cnipeper,

wv bslIna ~ .,lEES, UhE EES, IHItIy gI CuIprpsIi
3as services in the Courts of Appeals and Ia the
s0it Courts of the State and OF the United States
n ~. "a Tue city. He vii! also give opinious. and
E,sSseft te'pects act as chamber counsel Office ut
@ NH l-fm
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a. nSvS1 n
,xas $50 ks#
@ssatssH
&s2asS ssSa
lsss aef
,1GA nssA
NJ So sSSa
! Hs afAx1
A ~ sat
~ xs& 'sss
s@A 2 xssseH
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Il sAa sws%
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Vm sALE,.Ig0 skares OF RICHMOND
\ l.. ssa fETERSBua0 X. e. STOCK.
= +: 81. 60 X. II. MAURY \ co
! HHDL Es.-lWO halt and whoie boxes
emeai sPeran; 40 half and whole boxes Ads
l,ISas a. ~ Hssps Jsekson's Tsllow, jast re-.
"a TINsLEY. TARDY co.
M0 BBLs.PkIMEN.O. n. o. O.MOI.AGsEs-.
roF sale, from ss~ssi, By
&s@4sTfkSLEY. TAkDY X CO.
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NOTICE.--AIl. persons
= As'ns claims against the estate OF Mrs. Lucy
4t.a~, DECD, are herspy notified Co present them,
uue ioFln for settlement, within thirty days from
aee, Is II IS my purpose 10 Distribute her effects
'sst tAat time. = s j. b. ,ROYSTER,
le i3-IIu ESr. of Mrs Lucy McCaW, deed.
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Ncw Orleans Advertisements.
tOLENAN'S
PATENT rRrAi,M vNpuL>foRf
CORN AND FIGURING MILLS.

L. inffinrrtnen.s ia the construction of
y Mills. or by selling other make Of mills
on the reputation of mtne, VIII he eeriainl,
prosecuted to the full extent Of the law made
and provided IN such cases COT the protection
Of patcuiets.
Mandatory. Napoleon Avenue, Jefferson
CITY, suburb Of New Orleans.
Warehouse. 80 \atchcz street, New Orleans
pE>eRuIiuh
This Mil exhibit, both novelty and simplIel-
rs IN II, construction, ~ portable, or stationary
A. may be desired and embraces seven dif'sr-
eat sizes, ranging from fourteen laohe to three
feet IN diameter, being equally adapted TO
water. steam, horse OF windmill power. 10 cash
Of whl,h il IS applied with . success unpafaI.
lcllpd in the hi-tor, Of the milling art
ADVANTAGES.
lsf Simplicity Of construction and dura-
hiily Of material, the buus being III soia
block
ID The under stone bring ,tbe unner
perfectly balanced giving u The undaatory
motion Whirh iusure> uniformity n the Grist
81 The centrifugal action II shr RAINING
stoic facing the gram from the centre the m
slant il falls upon H.
an. The e.e bong small effects a great
saving IN power by breaking the gram near
the perfect center, OF the stone.
5th The csriamzg of the gfaiu NEVER
HANGING III the til Il the upper stone and al
lowing the mill 10 run empty 10 the great IN
lut, 81 the dress.
9th The arrangement of tie neck ~ Jaur-
ual 81 he spindle, being below The stone, Whefe
it can he oiled at the will OF the operator white
tlp mli, j. running at fail speed.
I'll The advantage q aH ths gri1sifi. sur
face on auy gwen diameter Of burr, Is obtained
and applied in TIE most economical manner,
combining al the valuable principles hereto
fore known "a t'c milling art.
The following table vii show thu Fnge> OF
H., various >l.s uii~, aud TIE capacity Of each.
II put ln operation aud run agreeable to III
strutlions sen, with each m.l
II ineh burr. pfee rloo, capacity tron -
to Is bushels to the hour velocity from zoo 10
500 revolutions per minute, band inehe~ WIDE.
10 ncb burr. price .ll5, capacity FROM io
: bushels tu the hour, velocity from BOO To zoo
revolutions per minute band : inches Nide
5 iueh burr, puce $40, capacity from 10
- bushels to the heur telpeiit tram 4o1 to
GOO revolution, per a.luale, band inches VIDE
81 Jueh bufr, pnct $500, capsrtt nom | J 10
3 bushels 70 On, hour, Velocity from too lv Bon
revolutions per HHUfe band inches vide
. lH.h burr prite $3.50 eapatii, trtan : lo
20 bushels to tiIr hour, velocity from sahts 3Ju
revolutions per minute band 10 ltete. WIDE
30 tuth burr, ptfe $500, capacity from 10 g.
30 bushels % hour, teiec'H from $50 to 80
revolutions per mluui, band = iasars WIDE
80 inch butt price $500 capaeus from Do 20
- bu-bri, to ll. hour selueiis from $50 30 30
revolutions per minute band I 5 inches WIDE.
The mft shat took tine premium u tbc late
FAIR held 10 tht rv,,Al Palace, Nrw York. 90
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2ks*yrs
III? r.

ALL NEW STOCK.
<rsS.~~, The undersigned having opened
RfN q large and splendid ASSORTMENT of
ne~ Southern Furniture, il pre-.
pared to supply the trade and families on the
most AbeuI terms Thu. being the only new
stock is the cty purchasers will hud it 10 their
advantage to cali and examine the goods an
learn toe prices beiore purchasing elsewhere.
va keep constantly on hand
Hu5is, s'ts and truffe Iahies,
Extension lablr- Of mahogany, walnut and
OAK. ard OF ail si<c-i rosewood aud mahogany
" ORR and Card Fables, Dressing Tables 4.
walnut and cherry DINING Fables OAK, ma.
h1Rary and rosewood Snirboards bureau. of
walnut pScWood aud mahogany Armnirs,
" ash-lauds. Bcdsteed-, iar,or hairs, | ete.a-
leie-, bttonan-, bnau-, easy chairs, rockers.
ctrgefes, secretaries aud bookcases, oak and
walnut office chairs, aiuug-uoin chairs, child.
runs chair and rockers, mahogany aud walnut
tea.pnys aud ight stands.
Ufir, HosS and Npriag Mattresses,
Looking Glasses and VI ,tlng. rosewood and
mahogany patlor Sets together with every ar.
ticle usually found IN n furniture warehouse.
T. THIS Is an entirely new establishment.
and no old stock on hand. Purchaser, viii
had It greatly TO their interest to give tins .tar,.
cali before buying ci,eN here as tie pfoprir.
Tor is confident that Le can otter them newer
sil ,e- OF the most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, and al greater bargains
than any other house in the city
CHARLES 4 STEWART
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New Orleans Advertisements
water lolOr>.

.Nfemaa's. Rreees II Sons, Ackermdn's.
anil Osboras's.
tSr received, .,gge stock % the ab'Nc
y eolors, in cakes and in Mahogany and rose-
wood boxes. vi lock and KEY Also, Ger
man Colors. in cakes and boxes, Il fine assort-
Wsut
Oi. calpt.. 10 tub--fngl,h and American
C'u,ases Tor portraits in frame. of sxi0 60
I3t5ds
canvas iu roll,. from 30 to 30 inches wide
Sirrtchrr. f1rtin,a-c-. II all sizes;
900 dot time .at.r AVID camel hair pencils
ltl puHl ari rnlsh brushes, all sizes.
$50 package, gold and silver leaf
I.u hurdles itl,k tu 81, White aud yellow
IH foul ~ .heris and books
Ins,4. # a.i the usual esiers
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III tho-r indebted 10 ne od firms ~
\ Evan, nregt. y hoy, and Gregg 4 Key,
clu save costs auI trouble by coming forward
immediately and >etii ng ug @th Tie ea.A, OF
make some satisfactory arrangement We do
900 wish fn -ur. But further udu 1enre emo.
MT ani VIII net he gwen. We mgr waited
and waited, unhl 40 length tine time has co.a"
Nneu 100 justice to the estates 81 tho deceased
parlutr-. tbt- BUSINESS must toe closed We
de- not ihuk any honorable man can ask tor
uriHer Indulgence and we hope no one viii
pri taat Ha j., an cNcepuou "a ib,s cast, ~ wtH
t.ri oH,udei 90 find his note. uut tor coliect-
ion \ hnt to the wise Is sufficient, an iaims
uo, -eitlcj by tue - May, 1896, os >au.,,eio-
uly arar aod As.l hp sued nuo and all
g q. GREGG.
Survelng partner.
Marshall. Fcsa-. Feb - 81. 4itt.
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DIVISION OF AiNNE.ot, ttariroNy.
! lie ~. Paul papers are engaged 10 ols-la
'lns this question. The Pioncrr f,vo,s the
puget, wuil" Tie Times opposes IT.. MIN
hesso'a Mt present contains letlt1ty equal
to fppr States tte size ot iowa. aud that
teue day IT viii be divided inln lhst mum.
her OF states - probable ine pioaccr
ufgrs that the I,rfilpty should 1e non DE-
riirsi, Ia such u inauuef that eventually two
states may b. iotued from Minnesota. and
iwo. states iron The Territory n0tth OF u
and It should b. divided by au east and west
hue The iiafa SAYS the project 81 d.,i>
dug Tho Territory Is srl.tne IL land
,pecnlators, and politicians lu.iipg Ton ih,
Slhcrs ~ ueN territorial puyetumeui, nna
- not de<ited by the people ii Nlunosoia.
u thinks. u The tefriior, Is 10 be- divided
nov, II should BE- by - North and south liz.
80 a. 10 give the territory, Of v.aeh -.
iaul = 'l'e c'nire, tas bot,hi 81 o hafbot
on Lake superior.
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Tee NiArgAi kIsotRtr. of Ni.sol IA.
y Is set forth 10 the geoiogiru. sutre, ol
Missouri that The coHl bed. of tlst STAT.
can iu'nisa 100 900 600 tons per shnam
iaf the neSi III teen hundred year, ard
with regard 20 ron, that there is ore etooah
OF the yer, be-. quality within few miles
o! PHO. Knob, aud Iron Mountains. above
tie su'lsce Of the valleys, to furnish 100.
oOoUW tons per nnrum Of manufactured
iron ios the next 200 YEAR,.
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A. Arar % RAILROAD Eayroyr,.
The New osk Ceniss! Railroad Comn,nv
employed last year five thoussnd five bun>
dsed and eiehiy,'our persons. Including
road operators, lsberers. CLERKS. officers etc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

Thai eu,ineni Judge, Sir Allan, Park
oaes said at public meeting IN l.oudon
"Ot our civilization, our freedom. ON,
laws. We forget onlireiy how much il due
10 Christianity. Blot Christianity ost Of
the pages Of n,au history, and VIA, would
hia laws have been, what hi. civilization -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17
new Mattresses.

SoPHi REPtiKiNo SC
oNEPh bEcH'fulp is prepared to fur
~ u~H "H klnd ot fnalfas,e., with and with.
onl springs ~ also rpairs old ones Order,
WI he eN'rntod through Mr. Charles DevAeFt
Sonih-Nest corner ra''ic lnurc.
n.'ertsrf 1880 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-17

This preparation has attained "'ar &C. :
hr,tl from the universal success when uAs
tended 49, use For coughs, cuds, aud ~ va.
ANY pulmonary complaints, this h''a"''
from tt- peculiar properties as f'sol''ptas
IT, soothing power to all irrtaiions OF
throat. wtli probably be preferred to any o'aN
offered to the public. A. an appellfft
DIS .pepilc rem, ds, i. will also be found w.,
lent, IT, natural and genial warmth keeplas ~
digestive powers IN proper tone.
Remember thai this Is The only Cough ms1,
cine that has stood the test Of the m'pN
fraternity. Il Is sanctioned by, approved
and recommended 10y the leading Physi''''s,,'
NeN York city. Every bottle Is warran'san 4,
give satisfaction or the none, refunded o..
guarantee 1t to he better than any cherry ~
tofai, Tod Liver Oh, or any ti'ing s''e W
eNlant,
~ Psfcr-One dollar notle.
q. q. WpDnMA\, Sole Proprietor
cor Common and Magazine ~
New Orleans
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New Orleans Advcrtiscn.o,..

~ A. HA\NEi q co, Deaiers IN ~
W. CAPS, N'rdm Goods, Umbrella, :
No. II Canal street, New Orleans.
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osV or m'eaid--lhe headgiglt certificate
- 81 AVER Moody, abish Was obtained IN
lte Distinct Court OF Ilauison County on M,
10 day Of Sep emLcF, isi6, s.eond elias.
u not found ailnn sixty dAys shall apply for
a dnpliesie. ~
DAVID SilNsON
March 20, 1856. ral-o
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j. y HOWELL. rs uaUrfl
J \. HOW ELL. $50

otVTININTl forVafdlng aud rommIs.ion
~ mer'han's Dealers 10 produce aud ero.
ceres, basglng and rope, etc etc
Liberal cash advance, made an cat,op In
store for III pmrut, or for sale p th,. market
Our personal attention given to the s.lilng Of
cotton ia TINS market.
NhreNrnnn L. Sem rs lahh
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DE\MA\'~
New orleans Carriage Warehouse,

No. ST. ~ and 50 tomm,u street,
BetF,en tHe eng ami tlc 81 Charlie. Hotels
,ie eldest and iaree, Catraep ESTABLISH
m,nt ia fte city 'fhrr stock consists of
some . 10 Carriages, viz
Coaches. Bugets,
Fam. Roe'aNaysoss NJ Zap Bugqies,
Ligh' go GO SIli- Bugge-,
BArnae.a.. Salktys 4 Gic-,
i"r-r, Wagons. aud almost every style Of ear.
rage sold n fhi- market Our work B. from
ouf marnrtor. % New Jersey and fully
gwmmeel. For ale low for cash or city aa-
cgp,dGHr
] MARSH DENNNN y 90.
April 20 1866
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- NJ LOWE, Cotton Factor and General
-. Commission Merchant, No. ss Gra,ief
street New 4rlean> upiay
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DANIEL. tDN ARDS.
Copper, Tin and >heet- Worker,

N1N II 80 uhd u .NfIF LtTff Mo-.
I WPfEk, lin, Iron and Xuc Roofing, Val
y lcys, Cutters, Fancy Heads, Down Pipes,
Iron Vault Doors Skaters, Frames Bolts, of
every description, Iron Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwellings, supplied with steam
Tables, drying rooms, plate heaters, bathing
apparatus Machinery repaired, and Jobblug
of every description puuetudy 4,lended TO
Brass Founding, fnishug and pattern ma.
ktnE auril IV-y
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Z McDpNNblD a co. Utai.rs m
e.. Boots, Shoes, IraH4', lahses, Eafp,i
Bags, hula Rubber Goois, Nos ~ and ~
Camp street, under the City Hotel New Or
LEANS. Boots and Shoes mado to order.
" Persons visiting the city " III find IA 20
Htf interest 'H 'flI hpHU %. Hpiq -hH
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e. ". fARLHros }. WHITING. WI TuLtt-
'lNAkLtTb\. WIN TING a. 1Uli!S, Cot.
l ION Iaciors and General Commission
Merchants, No IL Carondelet street, New Tn
leans npIa~
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ibe jaameia l.opg i.amdl Democrat
al ,hi- We,a contain. powerful afticip on
die political aspeels ot the t'nt- iouas
20 the nomination Of uul} paiinusi mau
az "a" Cincinnati toageutta and sa,s
" We torn ltop these patii's 81 day
in TIM, usfosal and conservative patty at
the uien - thr Democratic m,tt u tr
may be found q pafly based upon Iincl
pies, having Tor D. object The g' atast good
20 thr gtehie,t ngnlber, and eheusa,na
tire iende.' hopes f'r lhe euille Mon. II
has sustained IT. principles Ia many harI
fought hattl.. ana IA the prospect, of ttr
country we and Tie strongest esd.mre 81
~ pnNr' iti- i,ei1g 80. iej az tid4 fhair
nmr. ) >aj,nntI Democratic Connection
vii soon assemble. aad then audcf toe
hsnner ii.fe Unfnf ! 1T o. taliy tor thc
'l*it.'se OF Democratic principle aud 'hr
ofesetsatlon at opr nt'ioaal hunuf.'
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Noar kiehlSe - ta tetsts
number Of sea'Aern ha9N Naluee paprts
have tebelled against tho do :. 81 toe
'hief' at rhilaA paia sad p a.,a to .pl>
port either the platform or uekst ttefe
adop'sd lbe Hauec.lo. Ala, lietald.
ihu, kick. oui Of the ,,aces
We vii cf support The platform NOT
toe ticket. NJ itjlmarc IL erhtld 10 ma
gratiiale ffeh, tie south he .uetaoHt
tigned Tie Fugitive slave llW. viieli was
part II a bargain 10 Wheh 'he North g1f
Efeail3 he s1eHisge, aud ihsa he farAa
Aecuied H. which any upon ,naa'bad a'io.
ltoni., @nuld hsna beea lo8a.i 81 -. e->
supS1pg It's position ~ thisi Aag,.'fat..
and sworn 'arseenss the ians iis siaH4s
where Webster sieeb aud 10 s,.a ss hat
mistaken, inai was IA rpeh opposition o.
tho ad'n'ssinu % say naie slave St.ic. j0to
tie Union"