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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

HUBARD's BRONZE STATUE OF WASH
INGTON.-Hubard's statue of WASHINGTON
was received here on Thursday evening
last, and placed on its pedestal in Capitol
Square Oh Friday. On Saturday, the 4th
of July, it was uncovered. and an address
was delivered on the occasion by Gen.
Saunders, in presence of large audience.
This statue is copy in brass, life size,
of Houdon's Marble Statue of Washington.
in the Capitol Of Virginia. There can be
no doubt that Houdon's statue is as perfect
as possible it was SO pronounced by Judge
Marshall and other eminent persons, who
knew Washington well. And we have every
reason to believe that this copy by Mr..
HUBBARD, is faithful one. 'Houdon"-it
has been said by writer in one of the
Virginia papers-''has tranSmtted'W ASH
ington, and our own Virginia artist, HUBBARD,
has transmitted Houd"n. RAJ. Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

EXTRA ORDINARY ESCAPE FROM DEATH-
On the 10th ult., AS Mr. John Henderson
was sitting by the window of his residence
in Cleveland, Tenn, during a thunder
storm, a discharge of Electricity struck him
between the shoulders, rending hole in
his coat, vest and shirt, from one to two
inches in diameter; the fluid then passed
down his back and along his left leo,
scorching his clothes and burning his flesh
t. a continuous blister from three to ten
inches in width, from the points of the
shoulders to the heel Of his left foot No
marks were found on the right leg below
the knee. The current of electricity bursted
the boot of his left foot, and passed down,
boring a hole in the carpet, and was then
di>sipated on the floor. Mr. Henderson
became unconscious from the effects of the
shock, and remained so for some ten or
fifteen minutes. When he recovered his
sutferings were most excrutiating, but he is
slow y recovering.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

The UMBRELLOMETER.- think the
umbrella can be taken as a very good test
of a persons character The man who al
ways takes an umbrella out with him is a
cautious fellow, who abstains from all specu-
| lation, and is pretty sure to die rich. The
man who always leaving his umbrella be-
hind him, is one, generally, who makes no
provision for the morrow. He is reckless.
thoughtless, always late for the train, leaves
the street door open when he goes home
late at night, and absen: to such degree
as to speak i'll of baby in the presence of
its mamma. The man who is always losing
his umbrella is an unlucky dog, whose bills
are always protested, whose boots split,
whose gloves crack, whose buttons are al
| ways coming off. whose change is sure
to have some bad money in it. Be cautious
how you lend thousand pounds to such a
! man The man who is perpetually express
ing nervous anxiety about his umbrella,
and wondering if it is safe, is full of mean
ness and low suspicious, with whom it is
best not to play at cards, nor drink bot
tie of wine. He is sure to suspect you are
| cheating him, or that you are drinking more
than your share. Let him be ever so rich
give not your daughter to him he will un-
doubtly take more care of his umbrella than
| of hiswife. The man with cotton umbrella
is either philosopher or an economist he
drfeS the world and all its fashionable
pre- JUDGES. or else he does it because it is
| cheaper to- lose than silk one. The man
who goes to the horticultural fete without
an umbrella is simply fool, who richly
deserves the ducking he gets.-Punch.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-One of the
boys tells of scarecrow made by Uucle
Ben. 1t not only scared off every crow
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14
NORTH CAROLINA
Institution for the Deaf Il
Dumb, and the Blind,

RALEIGH, N. C.--SEss1oN OF 1857-'58.
Board Of Directors. ,.
WILLIAM III. MCKEE, NJ. D.. President.
S. H. YOUNG, A. NJ. LEWIS,
JNo. C. PALMER, @. BUsBEE, --
w. w. VAsS, ID. G. FOwLE.
Officers Of the Institution.
VIM. d. COOKE, A. NJ Principal.
J. A. WADDELL, M. D., Vice- Principal.
Teachers IN the d. & d. Department.
GEO. E. KETCHAM, CHAs. NJ. GROW.
Teachers IN the Blind Department.
J. A. WADDELL. NJ. D. MRS. S. C. WADDELL,
MISS NJ. E. COOKE.
Mrs. L. E. Grow, Mrs. Z. LITTLE,
Matron. Housekeeper.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

Hoes IN KENrucKY-fhe State auditor
has received returns from As counties of the
number ofhogs assessed, by which it appears
there is an excess of l2S,0OO over the
previous year. This includes little less
than half the State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

@ A Chinaman in Australia was a
witness at an inquest. He was asked how
he took an oath? He sail, "On the book"
The magistrate then inquired if he We're a
Christian. He replied that he was. The
magistrate then asked what he meant by
being Christian? He answered, "Oh,
wearing a coat like yours, and being a
great SWELL"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

F DR.. Hall, in his Journal of Health
for May, speaking of the importance Of
building houses in such manner as to
as follows to the Bible:
sThere is more sound practical hygiene,
on the subject of healthy houses, in the
fourteenth chapter of Leviticus, from verse
thirty four, than in all the skulls of all the
health commissioners and common councils
of all the cities of Christendom." -.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

A lady in Carlisle, Ind, left her infant,
about month old, in its cradle, while she
went out in the field where her husband
was at work. When she returned, what
was her horror to find that her child had
been stolen and negro baby leftin its place
No clue whatever can be found to the
kidnapper.
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IMPORTANT TO FAKMERs.-One of the
boys tells of scarecrow made by Uucle
Ben. 1t not only scared off every crow
that saw it, but one crow was so frightened
that he brought back the corn he stole
three DAYS before.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-14

CAPTURE OF JoHNsoN.-Elseberry John
son, charged with committing rape upon
a little girl in Henderson county, short
time since, and for whom Governor Bragg
offered reward of three hundred dollars,
was captured few days ago in Tennessee,
by Henry E. Lane, Esq, of Henderson, and
lodged in the Jail at Hendersonvile to await
his trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have formed CO-PARTN ERSIiIP under the
firm of TALIAFERRO Il REID for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALIAEERRO 4 BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transaction Of
Il GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
spectfully solicit a share of public favor.
f. 8 TALIAPERR0,
~ Ppm GEORGE G. REID.
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RECEIPTS


BY RAILROADS. AND RIVER,
For the week ending Saturday, July 18th, 1851:
By THE PETERSBURG KAuRoAD-3H hhds Tobacco; -
bales Cotton; 22,j5ol tons Iron and Castings; 22'j
teot Lumber and Board Measure; ll41i bags Rags
1909 Slaves iOi tons Coal; 3j2 pk8s Misceaut-
Uus Articles
BIZ THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAHROAD.-4I hhds and -
pkgs Tobacc0kio0" bushels Corn; 3lil do Wheat
22 DO Meal 40 do Oats; - bales Shucks: 800 bblr
Flour; Al bbls Nhiskey; q bales Wool: ~ Cases
Alum Water; rolls Leather; boxes Shoes: p
Empty Bbls; lot Chairs; % bundles Bags; 70 do
Paper p Calves; III Sheep IS boxes Butter; lq do
Chickens; % do Eggs Is pkgs Sundres
BY FREnERICKsBURG RAILRo,D-2p hhds and II pkgs
Tobacco; 26iO bushels Corn; lA@ do Wheat; 1903 do
Oats: Il do Meal: Al bales Bags; > hhds China
Ware: boxes E2gs; do Butter: 10 do Chickens:
gEeals l2,ht0 feet Lumber; 20 tons Coal; ~ cord,
Wood; ~ pkgs Suudres
By THE LOWER JAMES RIVER, (PHR STEAMERS )-ll3
boxes, 80 bales and 80 pkgs Mdze; $40 bags Coffee:
40 boxes Candles; 300 bbls Liquor; 100 kegs Berr:
. chests Tea; ~ boxes Lemons; Il do Orange.
p do Oil; 100 do Chccse p hhls Bacon; 70 rollt
Leather; 40 hhd- Ale; "a hh-. and 30 hhds gu
gar 80 cases LiCorice: Is boxes Tin; Is casks Por-
ter; ~ Railroad Wheels.
By THE Dock FOR Two WEEKs-iqj tons Guauo: l~Y
do. Plaster; III do. Coal do Sand; 1870 do Pr,
Iron; 80 do Ice; $40 bushels Corn; 100 do
shells; 300 do. Wheat; lii bbls. Vinegar; 1879 do
Cement; 100 do. Fish; G32 do Lime; 100 DO. Tar:
$50 bales Of Hay $50 do. Cotton; 40 bags Coffee:
546l9 feet Lumber; 1900 Shingles; 32e Slaves
and Heads.
During the week. New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tmor" Steamers; New York. Boston, 3 Balt-
more Packets, with assorted Cargoes mise. D
ifHS TWO NttES IL VESSELS dITlNcG, anu ~ 40 lcIl
the Dock.
EXPORTS C0ASTWISE-PER STEAMERS
To NEW YoKK-al22 rkgs. Tobacco; bbls. Smoking
do: 90 bags Wool: ~ do. Root; 81 Empty BbS.; 10
kegs Beer; 90 do. Whisky. 10 bags Feathers; 10
cases Alum Water lot Furniture ~ pkgS sun
dries.
To PHILApELPuIA->I9 pkgs Tobacco 2ij Empty
Bbls; u bales bundles Rags ~ bales Cotton
Goods; - de. Wool: lohhds. Bacon Is boxes Car
ter's Spanish Mixture; rolls Leather; ] bale
Skins; 3 boxes Type; l Stove; lot Furniture;
do Pig Iron; bbls. Liquor: 10 pkgs. Sudries
To BAIrIM0RR-25Gn pkgs hhds. Tobacco; 10 hhis.
Stems; q bales Wool: : do. Skins 80 do. DomeS-
Ties: y boxes Glass; l0do. Pipes; hhds. Hides: 2
bales Osnahurgs; 20 Empty Bills; 10 pkgs. sun
dries
FROM THE DOCK-F0R Two WEEKS
To New YoRK-3i0 pkgs 10 hhds Tobacco; 296 bblS
Flour: l6j tons Coal.
To BALTIMORE-I5 tons from 80 kegs Nails
To BosroN-lGSl pkgS. Tobacco III bhls. Flour.
FOREIGN
To BREMES-per Ship August-2i2 hhds. Leaf To-
haCco; els do. Stems.
To LIYERPpOL-Per Bark Chcshire-112 hhds. Leaf
Tobacco.
To SENICE-Per Bark Henry Buck-11j hhds. Leaf
Tobacco.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-

"a am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITECOAL,t to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the preseua lponth and judy. Persons ordering
their coal hrou me- will receive 2240 lbs to the ton
(they allowing a commission of 10 per cent? -
Those who wish la{ in their winter supply, will
find il greatly their interest to purchase 81 this
seasOn of the year, when coal and freights are low
All orders enclosed to through the PUst ONCE or
left at the Drug Store Of Ne,5rs. Ladley Robinson
corner of 9TH and Franklin streets, ut the law Of
fee of Powhatan Roberts, cor Of 18th and Main sta,
(where my office is kept) will bs PROMPTLY attended
TO Iic Io-3ml WRIT ROBERTS.
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~. - VIRGINIA CENTRAL
ASs!5 ..ss::ss:.;:s;.sss RAILROAD!
Track c.mple.o,i to JAcKsoN's RIvRRi

In advance of time advertised the rails sow laid
and instead Of the 18Th Of July,
on THy iOrH
The passenger trains will certainly 10 10
JAGKS0N'S RIVER, within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN0s, over a
good road.
The celebrated GreeHbrisr WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by entire
Company who will enlarge the accommodations to
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur Gsn Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington en- the
same day. and the Sweet Springs next mons uE 70
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridse Alum, BATH ALUM
Warm Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Mllbors and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond.
RARE
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RICHMOND AND DASvnLE KAnxOAD, :

i'm - AMELIA SU Up Fl I
III - SPRINGS, NEAR JETERS.
NlLLE-SPEClAL NOTICE.-For the aesomrsoce.
ton OF pefsons visiting the above popular Sprinx-
speclsi Train viii be run every SATURDAY alter.
noon, commencing July llth, lcaNing Richmond Ste.
ton ct clock, y. NJ. and arriving at JetsrsriIIes
90, 7. 81, where OnIHihuscs viii he 10 watisE 70
take 'lstors TO the Springs Omnibus fare p sssts
ing, a. $50 A NJ, and arrive in Richmond AZ an
" Tickets for the round trip, by this train. ~ p
"hen purchased NJ the Office in Rshmoud. Per sH
tickets purchased on tho cars ton cents addition Iii
he charged over the regular mail train rates
Je3 c, CAMPBELL Superintendent
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COAL.

GOAL! COAL. COAL The subscri-
~ bar il prppar.d TO furnish his customers aud
others with u superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FiNE
COAL: also, the best quality RED and " lTE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long OF short ton.
Orders left at his office at the Coal Yard OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad will be promptly
attended 10. - ,,,,,,
Z1-HIn Z. b. LlHSlOMb
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C. B. LIPsCOMB.
A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal

a n HIl-tVII II VOlfL, 4fLIIII ttOIIU NO'sI :
4 \ The subscriber having fitted up large aud com
InodiuuS coal yard on Dock between 18th aud lsth
streets with u fairbank ) patent balances for
the purpose of weighing GOAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 2240 lbs to the ton (rach load weighed and
not guessed at) at the very lowest market price,
or preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 per cent on and charges at the same time
be will always keep on hand the best quality and in
vites the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally, 10 give him call before purchas-
ing, at Ne. - Main street. or at his COAL yard
Tar1ns cnah IN I2-tsl z. O. LARL9.
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RUNAWAY.

@e SO REWARD.-Ranaway from
~ the subscriber, on Monday July 6, a negro man;
III Named MALAKI. He il about 20 years Of
aye : feet inches high. Of rather dark com
P'eHicn, and has stoopin Is shoulder lie i W Ia
formerly the property OF Mr. Beazley VINO reniir ,
me few day 8 since OF Dickinson, Hill Co He ha'
been for some years past engaged in the well dIHginS
and i. doubtless well known i'll the nexhborhood
of BROOKE Avenue. The above reward viii be PAID
for his delivery at AIr. Tate lallt near Mayo )
Bridge. ELlLAbElh VIZ Minis
" l4-llnf
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we certify that the above statement is correct.
.--' JOHN BLAIR HRiE
-. WM T. SSODGRASS
JOHN W. STEWART
f''f"' p" 0E0. DOLL,
....,, CASPER VIEWER
HBNBY J. SElBERT
Directors

VIRGINIA, RERKELRY COUNTY, TO WIT:
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber,
Notary Public, in and for the county aforesaid, D.
Burkart Cashier Of the Bank of Berkeley in Virginia
and made oath that the foregoing account is true
statement Of the condition Of tbs said Bank, the
10th day Of June, lS57...
Given undsr nay hand, this sth day of July. 1857.
..l.n.-l : .NM. ID. BuRKHART. Notary Pmblc.
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.xr~aA DAILY LINE BETWEEN

s-s1ssssSsxs-=ssRICVNoNp, OLD poisr. PORTS
MOUTH ANb SQRFQLk.-rhr Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS PETk, now In FIRST nate OFdey
will. on and after MONDAY next 18th inst eou-
Hence and continue daily hpe between the above
The 0LRS COVE. Capt. }. 0. DAYS.. VIII leave sas
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY nsxnipg At u
dock precisely; and the CURTIS Pick, Captaa
the same morning and at the same hour, and son
Time o. run every day tsunday excepted aud touch
turnifig.
essagc 20 Old Point. Portsmouth, aud Ncrfoik g. -
Forward passage, y
MEALS ~ cts each r. d UAgKISS
froighs taken usual hat the frrishts al
goods rtendd TO be put Of al any Of the handbags on
the river must De paid when ths sFtele~ SEAT -
TIE Boat and We not responsible for any srrsle
aief u Is put on the wharf 70 which { a DIRECTED
Je 10 r. q. HASKISR.
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=
Personally appeared before me- the subscriber, Il
Notary Public for tEe City of Wheeling and county
j. K Dickey. Cashier of the Manufacturers
and Farmers Bank, of Wheeling, and made oath iii
due form that the above statement correct to the
best of his knowledge.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of July 1857.
H. d. BROWN, Notary Public,
Ohio County.
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e. UNION STEAMSHIP CON-.


q Eys PANY-EOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
w.; 80 VI ~ POINT And NOBFOLk. -stear
sxssZxssz7-sacr CITY or RICHMOND, ca plain z
Mitchell; Steamer pENNsYLEAEIA Cnpt IA "a
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA, Captain H. Rooas
On" OF hose superior Steamers all leave chnsuS
until further notice, every MONDAY and TUT'RS
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
ireight and passengers. Returning, kayiAg Phia-
delphih every WEDNESDAY and SATCRDAY usrs.
ing- al 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now In fine sYder increased Hr-
cominoiatIons for the comfort Of hayisk
been added, a. also more room for freight: ana Us
nope, ny regularity, dispatch and caro- In protssssk
of patronage. ' ~ Wv
HB- No transhpmentby this line
Passage through to New York aud found Sla "A
Do do Phadelphis anJfonnJ -.
cabin, - -
cabin, M
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. By ths
River Boats. - "
R5- Passengers by this line can stop Ia Philadsl-
pha two or three days and then proeed to New York
W lhe same ticket ii. L. FUTILE, Agent
an 70 Rookecs
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-etJMMHR RETREATS:

u IL ~ y ~ - - =. 11T,
WHITE. SuLfHoh
l. SPRINGS vissIsil -Thi shlt hhprf ca an ~
well established Watering Piace 10 ioE open w Ill VI
public reception The trains on the 0mang s%u I'LL LII
Alexandria west and from GoFdoslssi easI so A..
at Warr.nton with lines of stages tsr the nptlhs
tant six ints By graed rusd. Passerssfs uQn =,
timore and Washington city arrive At 'he M S,,th
Ipl, O'Clock A. NJ and from Richmond nn1 ,ns sou -
to dinner, AL inquiries promptly resp.aiasu - "
letter and circulars giving paTtie MaS ~ ~
upon application. -. THOMAS H. r me-,
LILA : -. ALEXANDER BAhkk. :.
DAGGER'S WHITE SULPH U X
IL SPRINGS, BorErouRT COUNTY, Va.-Ihis de-
ligltfu atsring place is open for the reception
Of visitors The efficacy of its waters, the ,esnty oi
its sCsne and the snbriby OF its climate an pss
20 well know lseIn ii hardly necessary 70 neith
them further The Table and Bar shalf vt ah tunes
he furnished with the choicest slins anu me lnsst
LiquoFa .,-zti .'s! iiV. Al
die Genital Railroad having just beer com plasna
within tanIHes OF tho Springs. nIases ths place 40
aecessibs rs any watering place In the moahisilns
Passengers leaving Richmondin tlIe morning oY Ine
Central Railroad arrive at the springs to supper he
saIns day, without ten miles u good staging over
good rUstd.4til sf' ts '' ..' - - ass
Board par da 20 -
Il =" per week., .s,-'.'. ~ ~
Sc per.nIon A..s. % w
Children and Servants half price. ; .-s e'.
ivy ---ilu1 fst.. = A. HATCHER, PfUIflctOF.
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1-a GEO. F. SMITH,

39 COACH MAKER.
CORNER BRos1Asp 9Th SIS,
(Tichenor old stand keeps constant hsn hand and
WAYS, BUGGIES, SULkIES, SPRING WAGONS,
etc He has now ON exhibition in his show room an
unusually large assortment which he Is disposed to
sell upon very reasonable terms Employing the beat
work men, and using the finest material, he Is enabled
to warrant all his work.
ES~ Coach Smithing and Job6inS OF all KINDS exc
cured promptly ~ usual and upon reasonable terms.
-ytn&
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nICUNOND BELL, AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANI
PACT1RY.-No 225 Main street, between SIN anu
9Th west sdcThe subscriber has fol- sale 100 Grhie'
Tenders and Summer Pieces. embracing 100 tliie I'm
kinds ans il daily manufacturing Crates to order
whoIesale and retail. at Northern prices. UFa.eH;
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any par ol
the State Also Bells and Brass Castings Iaaut 10
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. -,,,, - rCNooN
NH Iq-6m SAM l. u. ph>po-'.
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ERulT CANS.-We have the most ap-
proved Fruit Cans in Use, and those who intend
preserving Fresh Fruit or Vegetables, should try
These Cans we have them of various sizes and at
the very lowest prices.
JyE BULKLEY CO.
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COMMERCIAL COL
~ LE0E.
FOUNDED ls52-CHARTEREp 1854.
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
BALTIMORE MD.

BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is now Ia the most prosperous and
condition. Twice during the last two
years has 1t been necessary to obtain larger apart
mcnts for the accommodation of the increasing mum
per OF students representing nearly every State III
the Union.
Theadvantages and facilities here afforded to young
men, desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room or to obtain
Thorough Practical Business Education generally
are unsurpassed in any particular by any similar e
taellshment in the United States.
FACULTY.
II. X. LOSIER, PrincipaI
Lecturer on the Science N Accounts Commerce Ru-
sness, Customs &c
j. NJ PHI LLIPS
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Rock Kaer
ing, and IOnuierC ial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book X epjnp
N. Q. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Bushes. and Ornamental Penmanshin
). I. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. L. YEATES REESE, d d
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon John p. Kennedy, Hon Joshua yansant
non un, t r oTaaI' Nm. u. keigher, Esq
30 large and beautifully Ornamente, ErauIar
containing upwards OF SIX SQUARE FEET Representa- y
the exterior and interior view of the Cosisga
CHARACTERISTIC Designs, Penmanship &C. sent INV
mail, free ar charge. accompanied with Cstalngns
giving full particulars. Address w.
Elk LOsIER.
10 ko-a&coln Baltimore, Md.
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DROPOSALs WANTED F0R am

tIRoI oohLS F" n ~ Il u FOR Gull
VERFS-fhe undersigned Il committee of tba
Trustees OF Manchester, appointed for that purpos
VIII untll the l3th August next receive propSsai,
Tor the CONSTRUCTION Of large number Of Cuverts in
He Town ., hsachester, 10 be made Of stone or
pIeh or pom: The contract, (Which the COMMITTEES
authorized TO concluded will be made for the build
the town will require ns Vi
Address the committee at Manchester.
&C. McRAE,l @
WS-iothAug J. HOBBS. committee.
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>-s CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

ESgtst~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, U3th and 18th streets. near
the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARACTERS,
BAROUCHE rs BUGGIES, with and without tops. and
SULKIES all Of his own make, OF the best ma terias
and workmanship all of which will be sold ~ low as
good work of the kind bs in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those IN want OF any
article in the Carriage line. IA ana determined 70
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work Sold that is now, warranted.
i. Is-arn NICAJAH MASGUh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

c.EEk A report has been circulated
SS@5S@~ on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt down, on 18th street about year ago, that
was not now engaged in the COACH MANUFACTu-
RING BUSINESS. Such reports. am persuaded;
has operated in some degree against my INTEREST," ana
take this occasion to say, they are entirely 1sse,
having never contemplated stopping it since eSta-
bIished myself at 76 Franklin street whore am now
prepared to all the branches of the business
neatly and substantially at prices that canu9t f TO
nlcnso iiy 9-lnl .. A. FRANCIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30

. en-. spnI0GS, ifkNlpr.
Il TICS, \. fgNAWh,
y. 2. STRAIGHT
NC, COOPER, a..
y. FLEMING, Directors.

MARION CorNfN, TO wfr: ga ! -. :, NJ.
This day. George H., SprigR Cashier Of the Fair
mont Bank personally appeared before the nnarr.
signed Justice for said county and made oath hat
the above statement is tr,is statement ~ ts cvi-
ton of the said Bank Oh thsIst day OF Jniyr 49,
Given under my hand, &C, this' I'D Jay Oh jury
THos. T. CoNAWAY,J. P.