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. N mir L. A. y.
Thrift, DIds y Co.,
r.. Carver C0ntpany's

r.. Carer COmpaRy's
PATENT IMPROVE D~COTTON GINS
The undersigned sole manufacturers under F. CARVERS
patents of 1898 l85 and lS4 permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No 70 GRAV1ER STREET, and
prepared TO furnish Planters Merchants any
OF this celebrated GIN.
They deem it detail its advantages 9TH
its pumberes by practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and
make its adoption still general.
nS 2ply h. CARVER COMPANY.
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Merchants Refinery

We prepared fill orders choice REBOILED LOU
ISIANA MOLASSES and SYRUP.
ROSS, ADDISON Il CO.,
ra1ns n,
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R5-The REtSers all they are represented to
nE-Jackson, La, August 20 155i.-Dear Sir:
your Bers and find them all they represented
be- and cheerfuly commend them the public excellent
medicine. Respectfully yours,
W. F. FAULKNER.
See advertisement. ale 2plm&W
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BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors,
The Eastern Clarion,

o. ~ 'fbiicH.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
cans
Orders advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE, VIII
be punctually attended
nI- FRANK A. RTIETT. New Orleans. dl
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.9n,5rotypes fo.. One Dollar.

No. l26 POYDRAS STREET,
First Saloon from St Charles -.
Also, FINE OPERAGLAssEs TO LET at TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS, at
G. U A Y s
Depot Of Opera Glasses and AmbroypeS,
M 2p3m l25 Poydras street, n. o
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Island Of Cuba.
J O S e D O NJ l N G o
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No l6 Customhouse street,
Has just opened the above importing establishment,
where be found superior stock of the selections and
most favorte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OID JOE" he is Familiarity known for the last
sixteen years at his old stand n Rounda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still in his old quarters be found the very
best brands OF Havana and Paper Cigars of mis- mport
ton. Also, n his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always he found the very best brands of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars very quality Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
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Boots, Shoes and Rr0ga1ss.
WEDV

Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russo
BROGANS, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Cam
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No Magug
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Ray Of ST. EOtsis Property

F 0 r s L E.
The delightful Summer Residence Of Mrs Samuel j. Peters,
situated the Bay of ST. Louis will be sold Public Auction
by j. A. BEARD Il co, at the Arcade THURSDAY the
18th of May 1851 at II o'clock For description of the prop
ery, terms, etc. apply TO J. A. BEARD & CO. or TO
SAMUEL j. PETERS, Jr.,
myS 2ptd No. Sc Gravier street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

Secretary Floyd and several other members O
the Cabinet, il is said, contemplate a visit to OLD
Point Comfort. Four hundred guests are now al
the Hygeia Hotel.
The Grand Duke of Baden has granted genera
amnesty TO the numerous political refugees who
left their country in 1S4S.
Joshua II. Giddings, of Ohio, has recovered his
health, and is making political speeches.
At Portsmouth, Va, on Saturday, the thermome
ter stood at " in the shade and l39 in the SUM-
Whew
Judge A. A Stith, prominent citizen of Arkan-
sas died on the 9th instant He was q native OF
Virginia.
Tom Thumbs exhibitions in England are said to
be perfect failures.
IN London during the first week of August, the
athcr excessively hot.
The Il. $. ship Falmouth sailed from Rio Janeiro,
Juiy II, for New York
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RAGGRR'S MUTE SULPHUl

NAGGRR'S WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, BorEroURr COUNT, yA.-This de-
lghtful watering place 10 now spc for the recepton
o. visitors. The efficacy Of It's watsrs the beauty u
Its scenery and the sabrty Of its climate. all being
50 well known, deem it hard necessary TO mention
them further. The Table and Bar shall % al times
be furnished with the choicest vands and tine nnest
Liquors.
The Central Railroad having just been sDmplefed
within ten miles of the Springs, makes this place a.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning By the
CensTI Railroad, arrive at the springs TO supper the
Jay, with only ten miles OF good staging over
good rod.
Board, per day. 90
per week ~ W
:" per month. ...............................30 W
Children and Servants half price.
jy N--dim P. A. HATCHER, Proprietor.
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RUNAWAY.

2 $40 REWARD.-The above re-
-ESA ward of Ten Dollars will be paid for the af-
Ike prehension of negro woman named Beis'
- upon her delivery to the suhscriber The
day morning She is a woman of about 81 or ~
years Of age is about feet high dark complexion
and of very good appearance. 1t is supposed she
still lurking about this city Manchester, as SIN
has brother living here, and another named Jes-
sic, belonging to Mr.. ThOs. Walden in Manchester
ISAAC ROSENHEIM.
an l9-2ts Main street.
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gencer of saturday. says Rollins is certainly elect
ed, while the Republican, which supported Stew
art, though it does not admit his defeat, says tn.
result is doubtful. Major Rollins has been quit
i'll, but is recovering dispatch from st. Louis
dated Tuesday, says the vote now is so close thai
the official cunt will have TO be heard from to de-
termine the result.
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DEATH OF THOMAS DICK. Esq, LII. Dive have tG
announce the demise of this venerable and excel
lent gentleman the author of 1.-THE Christian phi
loso r." and of several 9th n works of pioui
and instructive nature, which have met with higi
acceptance and popularity. lie expired at his resi-
denc in Broughty Ferry. where he had lived fol
the long period of more than thirty years quietly
prosecuting his astronomical studies engaged il
the abOrs of an transformations benevolence. ant
enjoying the warm respect of all around him Re
Gently he suffered the bereavement of two grand
children; and never thoroughly recovered the blow
which lac had thus sustained He was So years o
age.-Dulldee (Sr0tand) Wirtler.
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.r,zzs.zs.zszx1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
- - RAILRoAD
Track completed to JACKsON'sRIyBRi

In advance Of time advertised the rails laid
and instead Of the 18th Of July,
on THE itpa
The passenger trains will certainly go To
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel hy
stages TO the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an eutre new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations 10
considerable extent this season for yisitsrs.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg Richmond, Baltimore and W ashlugton, On tbs
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning TO
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum, Bath Alum.
Warm Hot and Healing Springs, take the sfagc AZ
Mboro and arrive ut the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond.
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DENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA

DENITENTIA OF VIRGINIA.
Il Manufactured at this Institution and sold there
and at the Agents Store No q, Pearl street, the fol-
lowing articles. at reduced prices, to wit:
Boats. Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness Of every description.
Machine Bands Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts, Drays and W heebarrows.
Wardrobes, Safes &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons.
Kerseys and Lynseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for Servants.
Moot ofthe above articles on hand, and for sale,
will be made OF repaired, or other Job work done TO
order short notice for cash, to punctual Gus
tomers only, short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory rsferen-
ces promptly attended IT, Address.
R0BT. NJ. NIMMO.
iAT gent and Gtorekeeper Va penitentiary
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NfANTILLAs AT COST, MANTILLA

MANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLAS
lv1 AT COST.
IS French Lace Mantas sold at si4 and SIS, now n.
cost
$50 French Lace and velsct sold at sloto sa now a,
cost
50 solid silk ones $50 each
few real Shantilla Mantillas left
50 Grey Mantas, some as low as 81
$50 Black thin ones, $i30. 81 apd S225 each
Every Mantila In my store must be sold at some
price as I am determined TO keep none over Now
Il the time, at the New York Mantilla and Shawl
iy Sa-lms JAMES RILEY.
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FAT,L AFFRAY.- Last Thursday evening, two Ger
man citizens Of Mount Pleasant Ohio, named Jacob
Griger and Ludwick Bridenbaugh, quarrelled and
fought in the road near that town. both being in
toxicated. Griger was beaten 50 badly with a WHIP
that he died soon after. Brdenbangh was arrested
aud held to answer.
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BEDFORD A & I'M sPRfNds,-

nEDFOkD A L D M SPRINGS, These
~ Springs are situated eleven uiiies from Lunch
burg, and four from the Forest Depott On the VA.
Tenn. II. H., where eonveyancs viii alwsys be in
readiness 70 convey passengers to aud rom tie
Springs The water Of these Springs has been fully
established, and acknowledged BY many Of the most
eminent ply scians vi this country 20 bel sovereign
specific for scrofula and all cutaneous diseases has
never failed In erecting cures Of dyspepsia and all
womb Diseases such Proiapsus Uteri, and all kim
dred diseases so prevalent amongst females.
The VI ater and Mass have been recently analysed
by the most reliable Chemist In the United states,
and pronounced by them toeoufan more Iodine than
any H''"'' - ""''' - ECH0Ls q DEWEY.
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fLoUR-we hear Of sales Of superhne at q joaT7s.
shippers are now unwilling TO pay $50. To the
duh.
WHEAT-Today the market il heavy with large
receipts, and SIS and ST. the extremes. We
gu tie good 20 prime red. 81 t0fb$I45 good to prime
white, 81 06GN.s5. with downward tendency
very large portion OF the wheat coming in Is damp,
and rejected by the millers.
CoRN-Thc market Is quiet, without any change;
S5,1bdl neFh Inns hal
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nnAN0KE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

II This delightful Watering Place although opened
for the first time In 1885, has already attracted Ialr
ted Immediately ON the Turnpike road from salem to
the Sweet Springs. and splendid Inc o. stage
Coaches will convey passengers on the virginia anu
Tennessee Railroad without any detention, from Sa-
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the sweet Sprlngs
and Greenbrier White Sulphur, being the SHORTEST
and best route between those points.
Since the last Season, the accommodations nav
been greatly enlarged By the addition Oh ssserai
feel sure that all who visit their Springs, VIII Dc
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To see
of health they offer a Mineral Water, the beneciai
effects of which have been fully tested, particularly
in diseases Of the Lungs and Stomach To seekers
of pleasure they offer Table provided with all the
substantals and many of the luxures Of life besides
all those sppendages Of amusement found az other
watering places To all who desire shady and plea
SAINT from the heat and dust of the cities they
offer Just such retreat besides a hearty welcome
and the best treatment g. W. SHANkS, .
ID. G. SHANKS,
q. b. BOARD,
WIN. WALTON,
;aI A HtIpp.
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CHANGE IN THE PENSION BUREAU.-J. 7. Taylor, of
Virginia, has been transferred from the ension
Office and appointed to second class Sl,400 per
annum) clerkship in the office of the secretary of
the interior to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
death of the late Jos. l.. Peabody
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PIANOS, &c.

- NUNS & CLARK'6 PA
kksiss&Esis NOS.-SEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
I'D UUU P. II. TAYLOR l has Just !, op Srs
from the popular mandatory Of Messrs. NUNS
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years to the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos Of "a octaves,
together with several excellent second hand instru-
ments, which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MEL0DE0NS, Of Pelaubet's make, to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF q variety Of patterns
The most extensive assortment IF MUSIC and Mu-
steal instruments in the State. p. IL. TAYLOR,
lie 25-ts Piano and Music Store, Governor street.
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The AMERICAN HORSES IN ESaL4sD.-The American
horses, though badly beaten at the race for the
Goodwood cup, are by no means out Of the races.
On the contrary, they have no less than ten engage
ments 20 run, up TO the 26th Of October:
The frstis the Champagne stakes one mile heat,
at the Brighton meeting, for which Lecompte and
Prioress are entered, with 20 other horses, the
flower Of the English turf The run on
the 9th inst, and We shall hear in few days how
Lecompte behaved. On the 10th inst, Lecompte
and Prioress run at Lewes, two mile race; on
the 18th, Prioress runs alone, at York, single
dash of mile; again the latter Mt Hereford
on the 9th, 2i5 miles. Both Prior and Prioress
are entered at the same time and place for the
Royal plate, terms, conditions. weights and dis
lance the same. exactly. as for the Goodwood
cup. The next engagement is for Proress for the
bennington stakes, Sept. I'd. two miles, for which
the best horses in England are entered. The fol
lowing day the three American horses run for the
Warwick cup distance three miles At the DON
csster meeting. Sept. 18th, Mr.. Ten Brock has
entered his three year old colt Babylon. AT the
Houghton meeting, Oct. D. Prior aud Lecompts
crter for swee, ,stakes of 500 each halt forfeit,
with $500 added. .or race over track miles,
l furiong and l73 yards. This last shows the
speed and endurance Of the no, ses and is consid-
ed the best for the American racers, which have
been trained to greater distances than the Eng
fish horses usually run
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H. FOR RENT-The brick Dwelling
E:I House, on Second, between Main and Franklin
streats, occupied by MIR. Jas l.. Apperson. Pos
session given on the 18th September next.
Also, Tenement No. 2l2. on Broad, between 3D. and
ith streets, now occupiad by Mr.. VIM. Dodd as a
to IAN Il -6tl JAMES GRAY s SONS,
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY,
RICuMnkn Aar La

RICHsosD. MAY LIST, Is57.
Is, "a 1E=s-sszsEl SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sgs -, We are prepared 10 transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad zap
pertaining TO the Express busness Especial atten.
ton will be paid to THAT line in connection itb the
different Springs of Virginia
Messengers will leave daily Mt Z o'clock A. NJ. in
charge OF yaluables, money &C.
For further particulars apply To
j. l.. MACD0NOUGH Agent
myl Adams Express "a I3t Main q,
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@ CORN Mill FOR RENT.-We are

III disposed to rent to good tenant the CORN
MIL on Mayos Bridge, adjoining our mills in Man
chester, supplied with new and approved Machinery,
capable of grinding 80 bushels of meal per day, with
apacity for increasing the quantity to $40 bushels
he Machinery and Burrs for which are ready to be
applied.
This MILL from its convenience to the city and the
travel continually passing it, has always secured q
large patronage, and is well worthy the attention OF
those disposed to engage in the business
For Terms, apply at the Mills, or at our Office on
l4th street.
IL po II
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au l9-2t
- $50 REWARD-The above re-

I'M -SCV HDVFV
sxA ward of fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
n 'hension of negro man, named JOHN, some
x&. times calling himself Nelson, if taken within
this state and twenty-five dollars if taken within this
city or county upon his delivery to the subscriber or
Mr. VIM. Greanor, of Rchmond The said negro
the nth Of june last Hei man of rather sprighty
appearance, very quick in answering when spoken
to- is aboat feet inches high, quite slim and
very dark in complexion. 1t is supposed he is still
lurking about this city county; and Us he has
relations Fredericksburg and Essex county he may
be in either of these neighborhopls.
j. s. TRIBE, huntsville,
au 5-lm Essex county, Va.
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- ~ -s--<--.s-s---.- ---..~--SS.A~A.
r-n -, GREAT NORTHERN
20 land aOUTHKRag ROUTE
EyK Il.A El..--- ~ lyh DAILY .eLNyAY GIT
ExCEPTEDy BE1WEEN. klCHMyND, BALI
MORE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YUEk, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHIk0T0N.--twer the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac kailroad, TO
the Potomac River, seventy-y~ miles and w splen-
DID and comfortable steamers thence ~ washington
fftyiye miles-in all lD mics in seven hours, being
acomfortable and perfectly safe rate a. speed.
gage under charge u special agents, check through
70 Washington, Baltimore -PhilSteipbis and New
York. -
FARE: e
To washington, ~ ~ -
To Baltimors, s t@e- 600
To Philadelphia, s %
The track "a the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River u now undergoing relay, more
than two-thrds of II being already coinpctsdwish an
edge rail Of superior quality. while TIM r.naindsr
- Superintendent Of Transportation.
r.. IN 50 ACCOMMODATIONS
37Xk - txTRAIN-CH ANGf.4fiIOUR
On and alter April LIST, the Accommodates Train Of
this Company will run daily Sundays excepted be-
tween Milford and Richmond - Z -
Leaving Milford Is A. NJ. stopping 81 the Cottage
for breakfast. and arrive in Richmond - go'sloek.
A. NJ. - ~
Returning, will leave Richmond at Eo'efoct. p n.
Stopping for passengers At any point each way.
FARE the same as on the Through Trans.
sAML RUTH,
Superintendent Of Transportation
OYFIcE r. =. p X. X. ConPAEY,l
+ Richmond, March l9. 1851.
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OK HHDS. prime Shoulders, landing
81 per steamer. for sale by $500
W0MBLE 4 CLAIB0RE,
an IL No. II Pearl street.
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o. FOR RENT-A first rate Lodging
LEI Room, newly papered and painted, with gas and
water the premises, conveniently located. Apply
to the store of
Its JOHN g. SHAFER.
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IITARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY


w VIRGINIA.-This celebrated W Altering Place
which is now open for the reception and acconimoda-
ton of visitors is situated IN Bath county, sirginia
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the W bite Sui
phur Springs, and Guy audatte. ON the Ohio River,
five miles from the Bath Alum aud Hot Springs. re-
pectively, and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in various Diseases as well
as for the luxury of bathing. Their properties are
gently aperiept diuretic diaphoretc ans
and especially applicable to the treatment OF the
Chronic Rheumatism and Gfoaa and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections oil the
Hamspgia. following suppressed excavations from
Hemorrooid or Uterine arrangements, or MstdstdSes
6ago; sciatica; Conrqctions and morbid conditons of
the bones The sctole class IF tie Csttaneous 46sc-
,oas Dyspepsia; Torpid and otherwise dera'0cd con-
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of q large and comnodious Hotel. q large
number Of handsome and conveniently arranged Cot
tages spacious dining and ball room, billiard room,
bowling alley, bathhouses, &c. &c.
which of the temp. 96es deg Fahrt, are four in
number. A large Octagonal BATH FOR GENTLEMES,
4 feet in diameter and feet in depth The LADIES
and u private BATH FOR lNyALIDs. All of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished ana con
abundantly supplied with spring water OF the temp.
ss fhe locality of these Springs is remarkable for
heaithiness-the surrounding country Of romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and inyigora-
ting. - 49,
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be of the
very best character and every effort made to contri
butte to the comfort nd convenience of visitors.
A fine BANDO OF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season. -.#
As these Springs are located but "A miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad, the following ia
cilities will be afforded for reaching them:
train efcars will leave Richmond daily at o'clk.
A. NJ, will connect with the Orange and AIexandria
cars Gordonsyille, will arrive at Staunton ut 21s
O'Clock Z. NJ where time will be allowed for passen
gers to dine and reach Milboro (the present term
nus off the Central Railroad at O'clock 2. NJ where
ample number of fine coaches will be in readiness
to convey passengers the same evening to the Bath
Alum Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, as they ma.
wish to 60. ..
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Messrs. Hartman, Brown & Co., the pres
popular and obliging prnpretors of the stage line
this route, to convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the White Sulphur at their convenience
and discretion. GEORGE MAYSE,
G e; FRANCISCO, Proprietors.
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.
GxSS~ AN IMMENSE STOCK
EH+SOF TRUNKS. BONNET CA
a TVshts AND yA I;I to be closed t
arrival of Iron Frame Hard Leather Trunks-all of
which will sold at reduced prices, to close them ont,
at the Metropolitan Store.
C. :. MAURICE,
au 10 lJi Main street.
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ITO THE LADIEs--SEAsoNABLE GooDs.-
i Checked Chambray. for travelling busters, Biay
Linens for do. do. Mohair Dehaches. sink Warp Ar
tune made M travelling Dustors Of checked Cham
bray, Linen busters of brown French Linen Hpnl
Collars Hoop SKIRTS Cactus Skirts, yaience Sntfs
Checked Mohair, for distars and Ragians. Brown
Braid Flats, fine Leghorn Flats, Hack Bonncts Fans
duced prices @. A. GWAfKIN
aus Opposite ExchAnge Bank.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES

c-I DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
NAz. NERSHIP.-The undersigned. who have
been conducting the CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS, under the firm of AINSLIE,
BOWEN K POWELL, have, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership.
GEORGE A. AINSLIE will fulfill all the engage
ments and obligations of the firm. collect all debts
due thereto, and will continue operations at the
place, formerly, in his own name; and hay
ing enga ged the services of ID. Y. BOWEN and H. IL.
powell, in their respective departments, and adher-
ing the established practice Ut the concern OF em-
pIOying none bat the best workmen using every
care in the selection of materials and strict perso
nal attention to all work done By hope to receive
a continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed G.. A. AINSLIE,
y X B0WEN,,