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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

RICHMOND, fREDERJcKsBuke AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD. eoics North, leaves twice every day,
(Buuday evenings excepted st O'Clock O. m. and
at III e'clock "a for the Potomac River, whore q
steamer taken for Washington, thence By Railroad
to Baltimore, nc.
VIRGINIA CsNrRAL, going North. leaves this city
twice asity (Sunday evenings excepted At ocioca
a. M and u O'Clock .. m for Gordonsviie, whese
they conn oct with the trains OF the Orange and Al
exxndria Railroad, for Alexandria, Washington, Bal
tmors &c
RICHMOND AND DAsvrLLR-Leaves Richmond at
eclocs /. a, ard connects with the eouthside Road
at the Junstion at ls O'clock m. Sundays excepted
RtcHMoxp Axe PETssssupG-Leaves thts city
twice every day, {Sundsys pted, at 81 O'Clock
M. and S o'clock p. m An accommodation train
leaves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
For Norfolk. &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
wsfthall, thence BY steamer WM sELDEN, Capt
Wm C. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon
day, Wednesday snd Friday mornipgs ate O'Clock.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt john Davis
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday. Tues
day and Thureday morniBss at 81 O'Clock q. for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all the regular
landings On the River
Fer New York Sc.
The steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'clock, for New
York touching al City Point snd Norfolk to receive
passengers, &o., leaving Norfok next morang az ii
O'Clock.
For PhiIadelphia &c.
By the stesmships PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One OF these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receve freight and passenger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM We learn that a
most disastrous storm of hail and wind visited
portions of this county on Thursday evening last,
the 14th In the country south west of Charlotte
we are Informed that the wheat cotton and corn
had been entirely destroyed. Ia some localities
stones fell nearly the size of hen eggs, killing
chickens. pigs, &c. The wind did considerable
damage to fences and houses. One gentleman in
formed us that in some places, where the wind
drifted it, the hail was foot deep the ground
Charlotte ~ c., Necs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

SPEC Al1 NuTICEs

- The whole Animal creation are sub
iect disease. But few die from sckne.s where in-
rtinct lie their only Phyicidn The benfcent Crea-
tor given the various papts and roots for the cure
OF disease, aud 1t upon this great truth that Dr.
HAMPTON bases the many wonderful cufts OF his
celebrated TINCTURE.
Truth is p,ighty. We appeal to our own eifzens.
Wherever fairly tried. the same sucsass attends fs
uss in Chis and Fevers sof the Liver, stom-
ach and Bawo's.
Asa CHOLERA preventive, 1t has been truly suc-
cenfui.
Cough, Dyspepsia. Rheumatisrn, &C.. yield 10 its
gentle swsy A. Female Medicine and for dolieate
Children we belisv Ii has equal.
A CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKS.
scorTsvILLE, Aihemarie county. Va,
March 28ih )
Nessrs Mortimer MotrbYay = Gentlemen have
been afflicted for the past esht yeas with DJspep-
AZ Rhsmat,su aud Liver Complaint safsviDg all
tie while with pains in the shoulders, hips, back and
sidss-shiftiog from side to the cthsr-palpita-
ton of the heart, loss Of appetite. cold sweas at
nisht excessive eostveness and great debility and
saod hut rather grew worse Last fail was advis-
cd to try CHAMPIONS VEGET3BLE TINC-
TURE " and am happy to say IL has cured me
am now free from all pain and in the enjoyment OF
perfect health ar take great pleasurs in recommend"
ing the Tincsurs to all afflicted as have ssss ~
gw Cali and get pamphlets gratis Bee certificates
Of cures truly astonishing 80
ER Delicate Ladies' and children viii please give
I" soIa i1 By PURCELL, EADD co. Richmond; By
COOKE ey ~ shs p.afs's.s s.,i r.
mors, and BY Druggists and 5rorekeepsrs every
~ 81 per bsttle; six bottles for s5.
my l6-dkc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

VEGETABLES FROM BERMUDA-The Hamilton
Bermudian of the 9th inst, contains list of ship-
menrs from that port, showing that the exports
this spricg already amount to 153 $50 bbls onions
e9S bbls. potatoes, and 81 059 boxes of tomatoes
Six vessels cleared for New York during the
period mentioned, taking in the aggregate 2,259
bbls potatoes 309 boxes of tomatoes and $50 bbls
onions. These productions Of the soil have ripen-
ed this year several weeks earlier than usual on.
ions having been exported on the Goth of April
The potato has yielded very bountifuliy, and is
almost wholly free from disease
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

"AFRICANIzATIoN" OF THE SCHooLs.-A strue
gle is going on for the abolition of separate
schools for colored children in Rhode Island, and
the introduction Of the blacks into the commen
schools. The petition to the Legislature in behalf
Of th. amagamstion was drawn up by the Rev.
DR.. Wayland, and bore the signature of Bishop
Disrk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

PROVIDING FOR YOUNG BoHAPARTE "A
Grand Chaplaincy of France is to be created,
which will be conferred on the young Prince Boz
naparte, cousin Of the emperor who is known as
the Able Conins. He will first be made cardi-
nal His salary will be 10000 francs with pail
ace as residence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

A CHURCH Row.-Sixteen members of Doctor
George B Cheever's church in New York. last
week invited him to resign bis PASTORAL charge
over The Church of the Purisns in that city, dislik
ing his course on the matter of the Supreme Court
Dred Scott decision. Monday night there was
meeting Of his church and ccngree alton and quite
violent discussion ensued, ending finally, however,
10 the adoption Of a resolution sue<aining Dr. Chee
yer Some of the members have threatened to leave
the church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

NEw STEAM REVENUE CUTTER The Secretary
Of the Treasury In accordance with the sesled
the bid of VIM Fl Webb, Esq, of New York, for
the construction of the nee steam revenue cutter
to be stationed at New York, for the construction
Of which the sum of Sl50,0O0 was appropriated
by the last Congress. E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

TREASON AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
U. The St Louis delegation attending the Uni.
tartan Conference at Alton, Illinois, Withdrew ON
Saturday on the adoption of . resolution by the
conference declaring the constitution of the United
States failure and the decision In the Dred Scott
case of no binding power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

REsPITED Jacob Neuslein, VINO was senfeuces
10 be hanged last Friday, In St Louis, Mo- for Vi,
murder OF bis wife, was respitsd by the Governor
untll Friday, June l9ih 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

NEWS FROM KANsAs-The United States Dis.
triet Attorney Weir has just entered . no.Ie pro.
sEqui In all the treason trials now pending. The
case of Gov Robinson ard others for usurpetfou
Of Office will be. e.determined in similar manner a.
soon as the right of prosecution is decided between
the United States and the Territorial District At.
torney. s4
Four horse thieves from this place have been
pursued overtakea and killed and the horses re-.
covele1 just inside the Nebraska frontier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

~ MOLLkN respectfully informs the Ladies and
g Gsntiemen of Richmond and vicinity, that she win
aiye information 10 all the sfairs relating TO life,
such RI Health, weslth,t Love, Marrisge. Journeys
Law suis Difficulties In Business, Absent Friends,
Sickness ana DEATH and In re.pset to all other sub
jects both past present and future and ell conssrns
Of life
rEaMs-Tor Ladies IS cents; Gentlemen 50 cents,
each.
Apply at No H. fw hieh IL over the door,) fsyIor's
streat. Hiehmona Va my1S1n*
NJ NECROPOLIB.-.The Subscriber hnvin{,
IN since the opening of our beautiful Hciiywsed,
enclosed one hundred sad seventy.eignf eecuops,
which IL sufficient evidence of the superory o. ms
work
He respectfully salieits the pstonsfe OF those M
tending to enclose buryins Erounfs xita sisns sne
Iron Railing JOHN W - ms
INV lin Main between sth and ssb st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

DESTRUCTIVE EToRM-On Friday. heavy
storm passed over Brownsville. Pa, blowing the
roof of Swearer's Glass Works into the binding,
which subsequently took fire and was destroyed;
nrostrating one of the walls of Ciarks warehouse,
besdss unroohng and damaging several Other
sys,ss1AJuDs ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

sunnrN DEATH Mr.. Thomas 8. Wilson. OF
phladelphia died from bursting blood vessel,
On board the barque Mahlon Williamson. on the
9th inst !, on her passage 70 New Oflesns, La
from Philadslphia. Mr.. Wilson wss hrst oticer o.
the baraue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

DEAD.-Lady Ashburton died in Paris on the
4th inst She was the eldest daughter of the sixth
Earl of Sandwich, and was married to the present
Lord Ashburton, then Mr.. Bingham Barring, In
1928 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

NEW MARKET RAcEs-FIRsT DAY-Entries =
W. H. Gibbons ch. f. Mary Eveline; Cheatham q
ch. +. by Reyenue swell 8 b by Childe Har
rolde Olden Bowie's gr +. Bride; Oiden Bowiss
b. G. CodDgtou; o. p. Hares b. C., BY Zinganee. :.
Mile heats; S2OO entrance; half forfeit. All paid
forfeit except Mary Eveline. Gibbons hliy and
Paynes colt Won by Mary Eveline Time-l:52--
1S24-l,h5 @sFs5 f&#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

BARE BURkr-The barn Of Mr.. A B Springs
near Fort Mills, South Carolina, was struck By
lightning on Thursday evening, the 14th irsaot
setting IL ON Are and consuming tho building, to
rsther with quantity Of wheat (abont 100 bushels
fodder, hay, 4 fine carriage, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

CoNsECRATIoN-St. Pauls Church in Peters
burg, was consecrated according to the imposing
rites of the Protestant Episcopal Church Tuesday,
the service beginning at 10 o'clock. A. M. The
venerable Bishop Meade with Bishop Johns, the
Rev. Messrs. Peterkin and Slaughter. In black
gowns and Rev Messrs. Grammar. Phillips. With
ers, r. A. Castleman, and the Chinese and African
Missionaries Messrs. Scott and Points, officiated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

NEW COUNTIES. poll will be opened at each
precinct 10 TsZe we'll county Vs, ct the approach.
ing election. to ascertain the sense of the people,
In regard to the formation of three new counties
out of It, The first to be formed of the territory
Of TazeweI exclusively-ipc,pdirg the Tug and
Dry Forks of Sandy. The second to include the
Louisa Fork of Sandy, in Tazewel, and the Rus.
sell Forks of Sandy, in Russell county The
third to be composed of territory of Tazewell
Giles aud Wythe; theeounty seat to be somewhere
about the mouth Of Kimberlin IN Giles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

QUARANTINE AT CHARLEsToN.-The Mavor
and port ysician of Charleston South Carolina
have given notice of the strict enforcement of thei
quarantine regulations After the lst of June ali
vessels from ports south of the latitude of Savar ah
where yellow fever either usually or occasionally
prevails will be required to remain ct quarantine
for thirty davs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21
TIME sUBsUKIBFR hay,nG disces Ii.'

THE sUBsCKIBFR having dlscet ~.
ued the Grocery business VIII rom tns cs1e
devote his atteu ion exclusively 70 the Com mhssson
a. for the sas of s sinds OF Conntry r,odaee
Wbsss Corn. Tcbscco, he; also, TO the purchase Of
0as.y ~ 80 s.aeistsa his nephew. w. g. MILLEA
,,,,h br, who viii give his particular asfsnfton 70
tl sso take this opportunity fos rsturnins hi:
,n..ssIr th.aks to his many friends for the heers!
ssa,.ss extended to him for % long time, sad
s. ~ strict attention TO business 70 merit ecn.
sinusnss Of tie same. .,rx nr.r
once for the prssent q his Old stand
Riehmond, April /. 1851 ZAP s-2aw2m sn Mstn 9:
1ECOND sUPfLf. ~ . nave lass spsa.
~ q Additional supplies Of sssssasb.e soods esr-
ssX a areatiy rsduesd prices d suction snd oseef'
=; = ard will BE- offered TO cass psrehasen =
smslssdyanee Wewouid name 9ish elossssa ~
rsre Roess DO. Blsck me Colosed silk 90 esns Vt
sspdis and Jacones 90. Plaid snd ttlipse 5.ss -
rs csnts very cheap l0e pieess fjsie ,0aaecsms =
shiips worth 25 ceDts, iot0 printsA " e -
ysras fof dollar; soid Cord BfilnAiH, 0.ne ess.s
ana Jssorets frinted 6yibisnts = ~ y ~ s<
sain Piain BarsseA aii eoloss spe 80. - y e ~
Crsps Msnets, Rich nssAges =. Sex.r ~ Srsss
Hsfnani, nsrasss TsmsstiaeA e. 80 ~
ounmer Ronhssine Deaepr1e, Cs,ses ~ ssSes - !.
oshs, Ho.,nins Goo1a 81 ~ fAbuoe tmpeze,a - -
Sso'S. ] IL. Lsss "a stk aaaiiss. As- = - sasA
''s:,, s, Z z A'ia sss''sc scssast1AA ! LAfxsor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
w -N 23O Bread Street

300 pair Of those beautiful Landscapes, 373 cents
worth 76 cents; so usir Plain, SO cents, would be
enesp .. si; 200 pair Vase Shades 81, worth double
.ne money 2oo pair Gilt Shades. at the very low
price OF ei 3d. richly worth % 50 table Oil Cloths
10 great variety from Is cents up to the best artice
maze Call examine ans be convinced
N b-stors keepers and Peddisrs supplied at New
u Shades made 20 order, at short notice Gall al
up S-dim LS0 RrosS street
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ap S-dim

tVh HlAE..A seamstress aud House
a., sefVsnt woman with one child, who IL . fne
wsshsf and Ironer, or House serysnt, sId cspsbie
~ ~ maslng or httins any portion OF genttsmans OF
ny z-h -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

Dinnsy Under Invitation Of Caue a. -.
tinsiy of the Potomac River steansrs the Navc.f
and City Council Of Washington dinsd 81 Ash.
land" on the Richmond. TredeTieksburg ana 20.
tomac Railroad. Tuesday. The Mayor and some
OF the couueilmen of Richmond dined at the same
place, by invitation.
Pleasant Courtssies Hugh W Fry, Esq. ana
several members Of PhR1ix Fire Compsny of
= Ssicnmond reached Norfolk Saturday evening in
me steamer Calypso,r and were handsomely en-.
;ertsiaed by the Hope and Aid Fire Compsniss.-
t ns latter company will leave Norfolk on Monday
,rs Ts nicnmond; accompanied by KaysoBs band
Tsy VII os the guests Of the Phoenix boys
AAes V'ss Petersburg on their return 70 Norfolk :.
Coneeation Of Young Mems Christian Assos
Chnrch - ~ assemble In the First Presbyterisn
u .ais city, this morning.ai 10 o'clock and
as large number Of delegates are in attendsnce.
We nsse no douot that the proceedings VIII be
bieniy interesting During It's sessions some able
addresses may be expected. =
did Fire Company, No. T. we are pleased to learn.
intend visiting the sheatre tonight IN honor ~ ,h
benefit of Mr. GEORGE KusKEi. one Of The Msns.
gers At the close of the entertainment the cam.
pany will serenade some of the friepds of tha the.
stre. The Aid boys are all right side M. and on
this occasion viii do every thing in proper man
ner.
Improrin9-We understand that Arthur Le.rv.
who was wounded IN IN ARRAY At ]. woodson
Smiths saloon on Sunday night last, Is rapidly
improving and will probably be out in the course
afew days
Public Buildings Governor Wise has appoint
ed CAPT. SAMUEL FREEMAN keeper Of the public
grounds and buildings TO fill the post made vacant
sy the death of Captain Clement White.
The Junior Blues are to have . party at Corias
THAN Hall on the 26:h inst.
Rscruiting.-The number of prisoners In the
city jail Ia steadily increasing, there being now
about forty locked up for various offences
Boozy--Henry Wade, arrested and locked up
for getting tipsey and sitting in door, has been
| discharged by the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

THE RAGE FOR LAND SPECULATION "A letter
Ia the last Dubuque Herald. written from the
Usage land Office, Iowa, says that there about
two thousand persons in attendance the land
sales, and that great competition exists between
specula.ors and tbs settlers. This competition
had been carried to bidding $l01 per acre for the
wild land. The settlers had held meeting and
organized themselves into q club numbering seven
hundred, and determined that every settler should
have the privilege of bidding off quarter section
Of land in addition to one quarter covered by pre-
emptlon at Government price. Attempts were
made to settle all difficulties on this basis by the
settlers furnishing names of persons who were bid
ders but this had not been done up to the time the
informant left. As consequence very few tracts
of land were sold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

girl while walking with her father on . starry
night, absorbed in contemplation of the skies, be-
ing asked of what she was thinking. replied y
was thinking if the wrong side of heaven Is SO gio'
rious what must the right side be9'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21
a CARD .
IA PURCELL, LADD co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

Beg leave to inform their friends Merchants and thu
public that since the destruction of their Store house
by hre. on the 23d March, they have by arrivals per
Steamers end Express, made such additions to their
stock, as will enable them heretofore, to fill or.
des entrusted to them, with their usual promptne
and dispatch
1hsir store, for the present, is on Pesrl street.
and opposite their old stand.
PURCELL, LADD co,
nro nl.hr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

1APPRoPRIATIoN-Th Legislature of Minnes
sota has made an appropriation of $1,000. which
has been placed at the disposal ofthe Governor, to
recover the four women alleged to have been cap.
uTed by the Indians and carried off In the recent
Indian disturbances on the frontier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-J M Bausman, editor of the
Washington PA Tribune. was danrerousIv
wounded in an at ay on b ar i'hs steamer Luzerns
while on bis way TO Monor g ahela city, on Satur.
day evening last, by a mau named Black.
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& An ANExrRAoRDIHARY suTcIDs.-Mr George Allsn
cierk IN store in New Rhisdsphia, Ohio, reoently
committed suisle. He was young man of good
habits, mclsl honest much respected, and bid fair
70 become ussful member Of society. 7hs sub-
joined account of his conduct exhibits nd Instance
OF the mental and moral pervsrson and inael apathy
now but too current:
Tbs day bef,re he scommitted this rash acs, he ap-
peated to be IN good spirits- called Of his
friends and tod them he intended to 20 hone-psid
all the dehts he owed-returned the books ne bor
rowed and all the tms talked and laughed with his
usual saets In ths evening, previous to his death
ne wfote severei letters and composed tie episaph
he wsntsd on hts tombstone He attended to the
customers In the store and could judge frs m
ms conduct the silent determinafion within. In tho
course of eonversstion with somo young gentlemen,
enc OF them asked what 10 fs .n The deceased good
that probfsm" ~
was evidently his intention to put an end to bis OK.
is.ence oy taking choroform. He purchased bottle
ofit-nsde his bed on the counter-Iaid down-took
N over do.e-but il had not the fatal effect He
tnen sos ladder and repe, and hung himself in the
ieft OF the new building edj,inins the store. Eis
soe. Ioocned the hoor-his hands were untied-he
"uns asee OF the ladder, that he probably could
| lean S'SS "'sSA No Aoo saAoa tue iatai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

IURE OF BRANDY.-Mr. Morris, of Toronto. a
clerk In house engaged in the mapufactnre ~
brandy, was killed BY drinking, by mistake. a
sman portion OF preparation nearly allied to
regular course of the business There ia Soma
thing very horrible in this If such inerediants
are mixed with manufactured liquors, and nearly
all the liquors sold are doubtless manufaetpred i
Is not strange that the use of spirtuous liquors al
ways hurtful, has become of late 80 terrib,v Do.
structive.-Procidence Journal ~
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THK DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. OowARDrN.

- Tho Daily Dispatch II served 70 ssbssribsrs
o. slx AND oUARrRn CENTS PEE WEEK, payable 10
the Carrier weekly. Price To- mailing, ~ year, OF
oS-5o for six montha IN advance.
q The Weekly Dlspatch IL issued evefJ Frf'
DAY and mailed 20 snbscd hers at e1 Der annum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

nA FOR RENT.-.The House occupied by
ES5 by C. w Allen, four doors below Govsrnor's
I2zsz street Apply to C w Allen, over Hr. 81.
Ksach's Trimming store Rent very moderate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

,DaciDEn AGAINST GovERNMENT.-The case
.ne United States against the City Bank of
Columbus, Ohio, involving the sum Of 800 600
waica u was claimed the bank agreed to trans.
mit from New York to New Orleans for govern.
msns, ~ ,s wnue Hon. Thomas Corwin was Secretary
ba.. sae aleasury. put which was alleged to have
oesn used by the Columbus Insurance. Comnanv
was tried in the United States Court at Cincin .
naii last week, and resulted in verdict in favor
OF tne nsnk against the government This was
tniId trlsi OF the case the juries on the two
former trials having disagreed w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-21

.ws FOR kkNT.-l have for rent several
Ms desirable DWELLINGS In different parts of thu
RzA city, suitable for the accoma odstion of SEN
teel families, and in good neighbo.hood.
Also one large Lodging Room, over the ofice OF
the subscriber. Apply to
z. A. J. CLOFTON,
Corner of Wall and Frans lin streets
Opposite messrs. Dickinson, Hill & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-22

WE are now opening ct our ERw STORE, recently
w erected the site OF the old Nashville Inn, very
large beautiful stock Of the above goods 20 which
specIfy nyite the attention Of MerchAnts buying in this
market sep4 GARDNEk. SHkPHkaD d 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-22
For Sale

1.-TWO handsome Lots in BdgeHeld Woodland Street
The Lots front So feet each, and no ieet deep.
app yto A. v. S. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-22
COAL, COAL.

TTlHB citizens Of Nashville nov have an onnoru,fv a
l. providing themselves win fa supply Of coon CoAt
for the winter, BY application 70 the unders~pe - - y
HAWKINS al the ktna Coal ofce Nasbviiis "a n-s--
Doega Railsoad Depot aug R2tf Z MlRTTy. HSs1i