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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

). THATBERGS GRAND CONCERTS IN
RICHMOND.
WILL take place on FRIDAY, January g, MONDAY,
w llth and WEDNESDAY, 18th at
METROPOLITAN HALL.
The Manager OF Mr.. THALBERG's CONCERTSb has the
honor tha, have been concluded
with that world renowned Vionist
HENRY VlEUXTEMPS,
" no VIII Jointly appear in these Concerts.
" All particulars n future advertisements.
Orders for seats for these three Concerts will be re-
c"ired at Mr. Woodhouse's bookstore
Dec 2s-u
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GOODS THAT ARE VERY CHEAP.
At w. p. PERKINS s. cos Eagle Square
"A A. Bleach Shirtings at &c
Fast Color Prints good quality at DC.
Beautiful DE LANES Is worth %.
Rich Cashmeres at Csc
Muslin Collars ri &c, very cheap for cash. Dec ! I
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DUTTER, BUTTER-Jusr received another Iet Of
ID Prime Goshen butter In small sized Tubs &c eur
families, on consignment, and for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING,
Dec 10 81, Main s,ree;,
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LOGAN WALLER,
. M {. NJ

LOGAN WALLER,
| COMMlSS lON ERCHANT,
RICHMOND a.
nEVOTES his undivided attention to the sale of every
IL kind Of Country Produce
He would say to farmers that he has hand large
supply of superior Grain Bags Tor their accommodation,
which they can obtain promptly by order, from the
agents the principal depos Persons obtaining his bags
| will pesse have them filled and promptly returned
Office two doors below the ColumbianHotel, Cary St
July lift
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READ AND REFLECT.
SAVINGS BANK AND LIFE INSURANCE

CONFINED.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, no 10. WALL Sr)
HAS Nv ACCUMULATED FUND OF S4OO,000!
q Nd consequent ample responsibility, with the princi.
"A pie OF Mutual Insurance. Persons may participate
in the profits OF all the business transacted by the nsttu
tion rRhom mourning any personal liability. Where de-
-irei the sums will be paid AT THE END OF ANY NuMBEE
OF YEARS. thus combnin. the advantages OF savings
Bank and Lite Insurance. Premiums payable annually
semi.annually and quarterly, and rates moderate.
JOSEPH y. COLLINS, PRESIDENT.
DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH r. COLLINS, WILLIAM TUCKER,
LUTHER BRADIsH, SHEPHERD KNAPP,
JAMES SUDAN, EDWARD = CLARK,
JAMES MARSH, ISAAC \. PHELPS,
joins J. CISCO, FRASCIs 4. LUQUEER
Isaac A. STORM JoHS J. PHELPS,
JAMES s. PoLHEMUs. CHARLES f. BILL,
JoHS A. LUQuEER, GERALD STUYvEsASr,
JOSIAH Rich CLINTON GILBERT,
CHARLES NJ. CoSSoL'f, JACOB HARsES,
THOMAS l.. DoREMUc, WILLIAM b. BoLLEs,
h F. WHERLwRIGHT, II. H. CORNING,
WILSON q. HUNT, john c. BALDWIN,
u. X. ARNOLD, EDWARD MISTCRN,
W. r. VgRMYLE, LUCiES d. CONAN.
ST. Gao. PEAcHY, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Let me also call attention to the following tActs
The Tables OF Premiums adopted by the Company, in
sure its ability fulfill all its contracts az lie not known
that any Life Office using the Tables and conducted
with integrity, has ever failed.
The importance of Insurance Life cannot be shown
simple that the benehcares OF the Life Companies
doing business in the city Of New York alone are paid
aggregate sum exceeding ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS, annually
ANY further information will be given to parties inter-
ened, by calling at my Office, opposite the American
Hotel. JNO II. SHOOK,
Oct TT Gen. Agt and ATTY. for u ;. L.. c. Tor Va
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aIHsuhtIHR w. SoSISS
Wholes SEQ; Halves 10; Qrs 5.
Certificate Of Package Of 26 Whoes, cost $40 90
Do do % Halves, 100 %
Do do &c Ora, ....... 90 90
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,
MARYLAND LOTTERY, TO BE DRAWN ON THE
HAVANA PLAN
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY
LAND,
EXTRA CLASS IL.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland SATURDAY, De.
cember Goth 1851.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
COMEDY WEEK.
Fr night Of the engagement Of the popular Comedian
NIX. j. -. CLARKE,
Who will have the hon-r of appearing this evening In
TWO FAVORlTE CHARACTERS.
THURSDAY EVENING, December q. win be present
i ed Bucks,ones celebrated Comedy in three acts
ep,!,ed
LEAP YEAR;
OR, THE LADIES' PRIVILEGE.
Can Dimp,e Mr. j. Clarke
Pas Seu. .....................Mis Miss Jennie Hight.
To conclude with tue poi ular Drama OF the
TOODLES.
Timothy Todles ..M Mr. J g. Clarke
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SALE AND HIRING NEGRoEs IN HANOVER

SALE AND HIRING SEGROES IN HANOVER
kN TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January neat, a; the
~ conclusion OF the sale Of the effects Of the Se ~
time of HE DEATH highest bidder. for cash .ri
women girls and boys, about IL or ) In humber. Vi" o.
otmcnt which may tall To the share OF the children c,
the late VIM N. Overton
Also. the and place, shall cxecttor -
the said decedent and for OF the eg-t,.
hire the -c about 80 negroes, consisting -
men, women girls aud boys, nearly all .fthenI likely
Dec 23-d,d JOHN GAhNtTT
SALE OF NEGROES -WIlI be- sold 1T Char!o';"
- Court House, on MONDAY, the Ih day az JANUARY.
-s hat being Court day 10 likely young negroes
listing men, women uoys and girl- belonging u tie
estate OF a. ID. Alexander deceased.
4 credit OF six months will be given for approved pa.
per, bearing interest from date.
D.. H. MORTON,
q. NJ EGGLESTON,
Dec 23-dtds' Executor
WANTED, NEGROES
ruNHE following described Slaves wanted 70 work
Il on the Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road DUR
the ensuing year:
For the repairs the road and for the station, and -
pots '3 ncgfNtE.
For the trains, as hremen and train hands,. "
Fer the smith shop two Smiths and tour Str
krrs.
For the carpenter shop-CArpentcrs. .........
For the machine shop -...--.....---..-.--.
For Drivers of Wagons, Omnibus, &c.....5
Totsl.
Dec Aim T. GILL, Sup't
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A Copy-1e,le,
Dect ~ dtlJan THDS LAWSON e r K.
.uyO CATTLE DEALEKS.-THE NV YORK
WEEKLY NEWS has a iull tnr and ihi niul

aNINE CLOTHING. Dress SUIT, busLrs, suns
n Over Costs, Rsglans and shawls
Furnishing Goods Of the grentest variety alow prices,
for cash, at J. u 1OODhaNs,
Dar 81 ll9 Main o.,
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IlAWES X SUTTON, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
IL NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND Va, practices OF
all the Courts of the City OF Richmond and the county in
Henrco.
ky'Oficc, Of Bank and llth streets.
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NoTJCE TO TAX PAyEK,

nRIED APPLES AND PRACHE--wc viii
ID INV the Highest cash price for Dried Apples and
pe,cbe, CHURCH 4 FLEMING
DerJ3 81 Nam
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

What the people of Kansas shall do IN the hard
and cruel dilemma TO which they have been re-
duced by the completely of the Federal AdmlnIstra-
,,p with their more immediate oppressors was
originally difficult problem. If they do vote at the
Constitutional election ordered by the bogus Legsla-
mre they are certain TO be oyerborne BY legalized
tyranny and fraud, and be held concluded by the
foreordained result. The Journals and politicians
who through the discussions of lc56 upheld the
validity and rightful authority of the bogus Legis-
lature and Whtfeld's claim to a seat in Congress,
resisted the Congressional Investigation and denied
II, results. will do just the with regard TO the
conspiracy now in progress for perfecting and con-
,ummating that great wrong. II they don't vote,
they will be--as they already ane-accused of con-
c,ding and desiring the triumph of Slavery-of let
ting the contest go by default. In prospect Of this
dilemma We gave them no advice at all. but
10 take counsel together, consider We'll the facts,
and decide what fidelity TO the cause of Free
Labor required Of them. They accordingly
held very full and strong State Conven-
tinn. locked over the whole ground, and
Il, cided no, TO vote al the bogus Election So far
q, we know no counsel from without dictated this
or any other course. 1t was spontaneous, un-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

The Peoples College, so long mere project, Is
at length within sight Of realization. II has been
located at Havana the capital of Schuyler County,
near the head Of Seneca Lake, on large aud ex-
cellent farm, and that location ratified BY a ma
iority ,Ote of the stockholders has been confirmed
by an act Of the Legislature. very considerable
subscription toward its endowment has been made,
and there i. reasonable hope that more will be
readil, obtained now that there is a prospect of
speedy results. AT meeting of the Trustees at
Havana last week, the following resolves were
adopted:
Reso'yrd That a Committee Of five Trustees be ap-
rointed bv the Chair. with power to locate the Edu-
catiopal and Industrial eices oi the Peoples College
ON the lands procured therefor, and to commence the
erection OF such edifces soon a. shall be deemed
adyisabIe.
Bc.oIred That said Committee be and are hereby
instructed 10 make contracts and incur no respons-
bities bevond the means placed within their reach
and that they be instructed TO plan and build IN such
manner that Mechanical cdiice supplied win sum
cent steam-power, and an Educational structure oi
the main College building containing iecture-rooms
ard Offices, be completed by the first dayoi December
next. if practicable. -,
Reso1rcd That Committee Of three be appointed
To take temporary charge Of the Agricultural Interests
of the College aud make suitable disposition OF the
lands for the coming season; and in case they lease
the lands carefully reserying the night 70 enter ana
possess them for grading and building purposes:
R-solred, That the Building Committee have power
To- discount the instsmens Of subscription 10 the funds
Of N. College which shall not become due during the
coming wear and to apply the proceeds 80 obtained to
the pro.ecutiou of the work cOnfed 10 sad Commit
tee provided that no rate OF discount be allowed be-
yond per cent per annum.
be appointed by the Chair to prepare plan of study
for the opening of the College and TO designate per-
.ons TO be employed as Professors, Officers and Lee
turers therefor subject TO the approval of the Board
ot Trustees at the annual meeting ID August next.
Committee appointed under lst resolution: Charles
Cook. T.. c. Frost, ID. c. McCslum, Charles Lee, S.
S. Post A. l. Wynkoop, added by resolution.
Committee under Sd resolution: f. c. Frost Cur.
don Evans. Charles Lee.
Committee under 5th resolution: ID. C. McCalum'
Gurdon Evans, Harrison Howard John Mssee'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
KANSAS.
TREASON MUST WAIT.
,ur Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
LECoMPToN, X. T.. April 6, 1851.
Gov. Charles Robinson and Mr. G. w. Dietzer.
two of the prisoners held 50 long last Summer on
charge of high treason, came to-day to Lecomptcn
to aw ait their trial. They had given bonds at tts
time they were liberated last September that they
would appear before the First District Court at
this place, on the first Monday in April But there
was no Court to receive them. The Clerk Wa
sedulously hunted up. He stated that the proper
time for the appearance was the hrst Nohda}
May Gov Robinson wished the Clerk 10 make
minute Of the appearance. This he dechhed 10 DO
but said he would be prepared to state that they
had thus presented themselves He said the bonds
uere moi. by law, which had been changed, returna-
ble To- the Second District Court and that the Court
should meet in May; and, moreover, that, in the
discretion Of the Court il should meet IN Lecompon
II WAS also stated that the bonds, docket, Sc,
we're at Leayenworb, and that there was nothing
now on the records Of the Second District Court
against them.
Judge Cato Was present and Gov. Robinson sj-
dressed himself to him. asking whether his bondnien
were responsible for him for longer time than that
for which they had given bond, and a variety OF
other questions relative to the change. Judge Cato
declined to answer these on the ground that they
We're legal questions. He stated, however tlat
they were bound to appear at the May term ot 'ne
Court. He stated, when the question was puI 10
him. that Il was under an act Of Congress and not
the Territorial law that the change was made.
This WAS either mistake or a missatement as 1t
was the act OF the late Legislature that made =, the
change. The only regulation in relation 10 The Ter
r;to,;I Judiciary which pa ssed Congress was act
determining that each Court should hold its sessions
al one uont. This act pessed at the first session OF
the late Congress, and was a law before the bonis
were drawn. ,,....
wont into the County Court which is ID session
Lere to.dsy. asked he Court if the precincts aad
been determined ON, or where the yotlsg points were
10 be. Judge Wood replied that there was 20 b'
four precincts, and the voting places were Leconp
ton. Big Springs, Franklin, and on Masnlne,oad
Crrek. at or near the place where Fort Sanders aia
..o,d Thus II will be- seen that Lawrence, We
mo-t important place in the Territory and large,
llsn ali the other towns Of Douglas County pat
+ grther is not to be permitted to hsvc al e'c''"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

The Board Of Aldermen last night undertook to
resist the Metropolitan Police Act by directing tho
Mayor to hold on to the Police property The
Councmen voted to third reading certain resou-
tons directing the Corporation Counsel to contest
the legality of all the bills passed by the Legislature
which affect this city. There is great deal of
bitter feeling in regard to these laws, and the Dem
ocratc members of the City Government are doing
and saying many things Of which they will soon be
heartily ashamed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
THE WEATHER,

BALTIMORE. Monday April 90 lS7-rs.
A violent northeast storm has prevailed since yes,
terday evening with RAIN snow and hal at intervals.
Ii is now raining heavily, with very high wind,
PHILADrLPHIA, Monday, April ~, 1857.
Snow fell last night at heading and Pottsvle to tho
depth of twelve inches The iron roof of the machine
shop of the Reading Railroad, at Reading was broken
down by the weight Of the snow. AL the workmen "a
the building escaped except two, who were slightly
damaged The portion OF the roof that fell Was lS)
feet in length This accident will not interfere with
the business of the road The snow fell here brisky
for short time this afternoon The wires oil 'h'
Western telegraph line near Pittsburgh are down.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

There has been storm of thirty to forty hours
all over the country. In some places heavy
snow has fallen. HereabOuts we have had floods
of rain Last night it was warmer than for
week before, and there seemed to be some prospect
Of Spring weather at the next clearing up.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Our Southern brethren often complain of the
use that is made against them. by the fanatics of
the North, Of the occasional cases of moderate
correction A" which they are forced now and then
to push to the limit, recognized BY law of killing,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PouGHKEEpsIE Monday, April 20 1857.
The 1880 train from Albany when near Rhnebeck.
was thrown OFF the track, preciptatng the engine,
tender and baggagecar into the river The engine ana
tender are entirely under the water, and the baggage
car is resting on them. The passenger-cars wers
thrown across the track, and considerably dam
aged A few persons received slight brases, but ~
one was fatally injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
NNhu. SfaAnl

No notice can Of Communicaon Whist
intended insertion must be authenticated ny ths
name and address the wrternot necessarily for pubcs
tion, but as a guaranty Of his good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
Subscribers in sending reance frequently omit to men
ton the name the Post Office aud very frequently tho
name Of the State. which their paper is to BE- sent Al
vays mention the name of the Post Office and State.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Monday, April 20 1857.
The steamer Cahawba brought into this port to-day
the bark Warren which she picked up ~ miles south
from Cuba for New-York, and had her bows stove.
The steamer Liberty was burned on Saturday at
Plymouth, n. G. Loss $2O,OW
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
BURNING OF A UNIVERSITY.

BETHANY Pa., Aprli ~
The University Of Northern Pennsy lyania, in this
place was destroyed by fire last night. The building
was owned by John F. Stoddard, Esq. The amount
ot the loss has not been ascertalned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
NewWork daily Gribn,te
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1857.

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
week should be handed in to-day. Price 81 aline.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
ARRIVAL OF MORMONs AT BOSTON.

BosTOs, Monday, April 20. 1857.
Eight hundred and fifty Mormon. arrived here TO-
day from Liverpool, in the packet ship Geoy'
XashinQton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

WAsBISGros, April ~, 1857.
New Orleans papers OF the 18th inst. were received
here this afternoon. They contain nothing Of i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

new CATALOGUES Of VIZ. II. PRlNcE Co Flushing
con .xrs lars TRFFs for immediate ornament can 10
Lsd gs,is a, FowLFs AND WeLLS'S, No S9s BroSd"'l
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Businese Notices.
SPRING. 1857.

CfNiNet iOOs'
Our new srRrkG SryLEs CLOTHING now exposed,
sud rsdy sale embracing snd beautiful assorment.
OvyRcoArs, RACLANs. English and French bUsI
kRss CokTs DREss and FRook Cosrs &c Also very choice
confined styles OF CASHMERE PANTALooNS FANCY snd
Pan vEsrs Our Custom Room is stocked with
isPoRrAroSs or GOODS many OF which eau be found
here elso This department headed by Nj LYMAN DERBY
s position 10 offer great attractions in the OF tyn
garments and goods Promp, attention syen 20 all orders
ID. DEVLN Co,
Nos. 2s 80 and go Broadway. corner Of W,rrenst.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
HENRY ii. LEEDS & Co., Auctioneer''

ONE DOOR BELOW cEDAR sTREEr, -, IAN
viii give their personal attention, usual during ths ~
TO the ss.es Of HOUSEHOLD FURNrvEE a. the r have
families rmoying OF breaking up bouekccpnF ny 70 az
spacious SaesroOm where they will hold resua 80 neAu,
,ommodse those ho wish to g. s themselves oi 'NIS
of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

etp.S,PaEssE LVB> Perfurcry Factors London are ne
only rskers OF the genuine fRasGiPANSi ETtRNAt
rauncea y BE- the fragrant ana ss
..or made Sole Agents for the United Satrs NGES Co.,
No - Brosdway. Sold every where.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
Gro r pFTFKSON.

GALA WEEK At INGER>OLL & SON's.-Ihf
2h annual Grand Boa; Exhibition of this eraoi' 'hmen' VII
I "n.,, Tor this week Admission free. No. 2j0 Souths
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

BRl SHE'S Of every description less than any other
establishment in the city Bary' TrooPhfrToss ~ cents
phsloi. Paphisn Lotion 40 Ponsde, SoaPs So at foR'
5rp 4 F.IEcpLps as Hudsons and Is Arcade. si B"ay
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

Erery Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful Head Hair
Proposition Cd. $50 o., e. -. L..
Tie of LYONS kATHAiRON WILL ~hhouI i"I Pi0uu'o
such
Therefore: .,--..
nience using Lyons KATHAIRos.. All pronounce the
KATHAIRoS be the finest and most agreeable preparation
for the Hair made.
II. .immensslenesIly 900 900 bottles yeer-sosts its
nniyersa popularity Sold everywhere for p cents per
h,ttle HkATH, WYNKooP & Co.,
Proprietors and Peruuers No. 63 Libertys New YORK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-04

The subscriber has hand the largest and best
ofAARBLB and MARBLE WORK ever offered in the city,
70 which he particularly invites the attention OF the public
He prepared 10 execute all 6 line In the best style
0 the art, and At short notice. LANES SLOAN,
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SOMETHING NEW.
HOYSE g. ELVER SON.

FURNISHING STORE,
No 20, PUBLIC SQUARE.
THE subscribers desire call public attention to their En-
i TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-.
Simeres, VestinRS, DrillingS, Ready MADE
Clothing and fun stock OF Genflemen,s Fur
nishiug Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
eumstances will offer greatnducements to cash pune
time dealers and solicit the trade examination
Of stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would cali
special attention to the assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres
and Vesngs, which will make up TO order in the latest
styles and warranted to 6t sale. We also call
ton stock of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade which determined sell
the lowest prices and thereby merit patronage Our
of Gentemens Furnishing Goods will Away be found
pete We will speedily have in store fne stoc Boys
Clothing.
WANTED-A few good JourneymeR-noneb but goodons
need apply. BoYSE & ELVERSON,
febS-u No. 90, Public Square.
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All Rejoice
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,

OWNERS OF PAIENTS.
MANUFACTURE ABOVE MATERIAL, AND oFFER
WARHRoOM,
N. 90 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
TIE PACKAGE ONLY.
SYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
OF every kind for Domestic EngTavers Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes MaChn-
nOUnced by Physicians the its'Oilers Marngale Rings
most perfect article ever Whip SOekes lnsulators for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire adopted by
der Fasks, warranted TO keep toe American Telegraph
the Powder dry; Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes
Casters, that will not deace Psus Baths, Tunnels and
the carpet Tunbers and Soap Dppe for Photographic and
Trays; Pen aud Pocket Cut Druggists purposes &C.
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which firm as METAL-lIght
HORE-bliant JET-a poor conductor of Harmon
conductor Of ELRETRCITY-Gnd which Oils Acids and
Akaes produce effect is vastly superior any other for
the above named and variety purposes to
which il is applied
Dealers in ali parts of the country are supplying them
selves with these goods and who the
article of the kind, wiibuy other. [janI7-'57-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-04
Cigars.

10000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 initiative do do;
$1,000 assorted brands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-04
DISSOLUTION.

II He partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Alvah Mitchell In the sty Of Sloan
Mitchell lie this day dissolved by mutual James
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities of the late
hrm paying all debts and Teceiy all dues from and amer
his date and will continue the Marble Business at the old
and corner OF Summer and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville, May z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN
maEs-du. ALVAH MITCHELL
Attest, 4. W. PARRbR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-04
Glassware

800 boxes ct. and pit. and half pit. Flasks;
IS gross Brandy Bottles, quarts;
200 boxes Tum6lers assorted kinds;
leo do Window Glass, s. 10 and lOs< Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-04
PHOENIX BEDSTEAD FACTORY.
W. CORNELIUS, AGENT.

TNHANHFL for past favOrs and indulgeDces would sug
pest that we have steam MORE and will soon
be manufacturing Cottage Bedseads, Lounges &C.. of
description for the trade and generally
ONCE and WarerOoms No. 40 Spring street. Cherry
where we will also keep a general Of cheap
Chairs Bureaus ardrObes, and will also keep hand
and make TO order every description Mattresses DC
Person ordering from distance may rely having their
orders filed Respectfully, W. X. CORNELIUS, Ayr.
SHAFBRR o. Co.. frOpreOrs. Japrb-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-04
Tobacco.

50 boxes Langborn's Gold Leaf Tobacco;
1U0 do other choice brands
50 do common Manufae ure.