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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-03

History OF HAIL CoLUMBIA."-The followips
history of the famous song of Hail Colun. bia .
from the pen Of the AUTHOR Judge John Hopkinson,
will be read with interest by those of our read er,
who are unacquainted with its history The author
says:
Tho song was written in the summer of 1898,
ble-Congregs being then in sesson at Phiiadep his
deliberat upon that important subject and acts of
hostility having actually occurred. The contest be-
tween England and France was raging and the peo-
pie were divided into parties for the side or the
oEher-some thinking that policy and duty require d
US to take part with Republican France, 80 she was
England under the belefthat she the gre at pre-.
sentative power of good PRINCIPLES and safe
ment. The violation of our rights by both bellise.
rent: was forcing Us from the just and wise policy of
President Washington, which to do equsl jut
tce to BOTH to take part with neither. but to keep
strict and honest neutrality between them The
prospect OF q rupture with France was exceedingly
offensive to the portion of the people which
cd her cause and the violence of the spirit of
hes never risen hisher-I think not hieh-as it did
at that time that question. The theatre wss then
OF. in our city.
"a young man belonging to it, whose talent was
singer, was about to take hS benefit l had known
him when he was at school On this ncousintapce
he called on me in the afternoon, his benefit beina
announced for the following day. He said he had no
boxes TAKEN and the propect was that he should suf
fer loss. nstesd of receiving benefit from the
formance; but that If he could get patriotic song
adapted to the tune of the "Presdent's March .
then the popular cir he did not doubt of full house
but that the poets of the theatrical corps had beer
trying to accomplish it, but were sstisfed that no
words conld be composed to suit tho music of that
MAJ CHI told him would try for him. He came
the next afternoon and the song such as it WAS was
ready for him. 1t was announced on Monday morn.
ing and the theatre crowded excess and -
unued night after night for the of the season. the
song being encored and repeated many tinss during
each night, the whole audience jonn in the chorus
1t va. also sung at light in the strsen by large al.
.smbles OF citizens, including members of Congress.
The Enthusiasm was general, and the sonr wa, heard
may say, in every part of the United States.n
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN -

Pain Ii the forerunner of most disesses-sure the
Pain and check the disease.
DIR. ROSES PAIE-CURER
viii cure Rheunstisu Neuralgia, Pains in the Limbs
Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear and Tootn
Ache Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague or lumps In the
Breast, Chilis, Spinal Affections, and Pains In the
feet. Indeed, it cures all Psin.
- I2s 25 and 50 cents bottle.
n you are Bilious and have a bad Cold, sake DK
ROsEs RAIL ROAD OR ANTI-B1LIOUS PILLS
Tbey carry OF all bile and remove q cold. These
Pills 20 ahead of all other Pills in their go,d effects
u Boxes l2t and Is cents Sold by eD Druggs
In Richmond, Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch ours, Fred
ericksburg and Charlottesville. 40 2-Sm
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p kMOvAL.---Dr. PLUMB has removed
H his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side, aud about hundred ysrds be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. p. continues to treat
had practice this line atters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested 10 solicited.
DIR p. ais, makes and vends one of the best resto-
ratives, Chemical Extract of French Tlowers) for
constitutional weskness offered t. the public.
DR.: p. may be consulted CONFIDENT ally by letter.
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hour. from A. NJ, tilI PM Franklin
street, near the Exchange hotel, Riohm ond city,
Va no Is
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.



BuRSrkG THE DEAD.-The sprightly Paris COZ
Z spondent Of the New York Times says:s
The Subject Of burning the dead ftll occupies ths
tbiic attention. George sand and LAmarttse have
given In thsir sdhssioa to the protest MADAME
$50 he. sopnon ys sroas !, s.sss
hss--lct her be burnt thsrefre Al for other &c.
funsts it would be well 1t least TO have their OPT
MOS before procssdns to change the present stats
Of thinss FOR mys self to rot in one common earth,
or TO be burnt ia ashes and sealed in
with label announcing my name, place of birth,
qualities etc. sts. these two alternatives to
msIa.ehsf. For the present, ! bequssth the sub
sct 70 my heirs.
Bat enstnsr plan /. proposed for disposips Of the
ssaA-s plan which Is elssner. more elsssst, sne
malta of crucibles Aiemb.es exhsusten and poisons
ths body 10 susceptible of being reduced 10 inde
DiteIy ANAL solid sabstsnse, Of which ring may be
made, Ia varegated eolors TO wear around the finger
The discoosolats wife or husband can thus pre-
the scvsnir Of dear departed partner to the
end of their lives; and II the burden Of their grief
they woali have but to crush the ring and swallow
its pieces Ia order to accom- ish hasty sad sure
suicide. This mourning By chemistry, this petiitsc
tion by death, has something fantastic about 1t
thst one cannot avoid certain Utilization of cudos.
fly In talking Of il. IL would be conservation oil
relics by compression.
widow might have her husband mounted IN the
frame Of bracelet, which would recall to her the
hymenial chain husband might mount his vile
In pin. which would be piquint. For the ecade,
u,isisns an appropriate human conservation wocio
be . Raraiture Of coat buttons
There 10 still another process, which only men
ton for the benefit of future historians An eccen-
tie freedman who filed, few years ago, the
functions of drsgomsn st of the large elite OF
the Orient conceived the ferocious idea Of making
Of the vsnersed stia Of his wife article ct wear
ing apparel, which shoul ID name In Latin II knew
what the Romans called breeches. But the pro cess
Ia ssvsgs. This species of sentimental tsnnsry
would have the air OF ironical reprissls.
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r,,zszxsg H ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
EXCHANGE OF HOURS Ion and after
MONDAY, 28th inst, the accommoda-
ton trail of this Company will run daily, Sundays
excspte d.l between Milford and Richmond, leaving
Milford at 64 o'clock A. M, stopping at the Cottage
for bre akfast and arrive Ia Richmond at 1888 O'Clock
A. returning, will leave Richmond ats Is O'Clock,
p M and reach Milford at SGT P. NJ, stopping for
pssseI igsrs at any point each way:
Far > the same 40 on the Through Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Ofic, RI r. r. Co..
Rit hmeud Oct. 21st. 1885. oe21
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DEATH OF THE CHIEF OF THE KAN
DIANs-Keashinga, head chief of the sAs IN
Kansas Indians, died at the Kaw cam. kaw OF
from this city, on last Saturday mig, p one mile
buried the following day with the It, and was
nies of the tribe A male memb Usual ceremo
came to one of our undertakers er OF the tribe
comm, returned to camp and Sc ana procured
ry 1t out. keashinga was kp 1t squawfo car
custom of the tribe. YVES rse, according to the
III order that he might no killed upon his grave
the untried world 0IaJ find himself on foot in
22d spendsRce Mo Dispcteh
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CO.PAKTNERsHIPS, &c
COMPREHENSIVE NOTIf.7

CO-fARTNEhSHif ID IT, e 1.-The
~ subscribers nave formed Co partners hip under
the firm and style OF WILSON BOSHEP from the
lst January, 1891, TOR the purpose of Quoting
grocery and commission ouslnefs They rave taken
the stand recently occupied by j. J. Wisc n, No. 22l
corner MAIN ana 9TH streets, and hope, strict at
tenrlon TO business to merit share of pu 3e patron
age.
The personal attention of both part, ers will be
given to all country produce consigned them.
J. J WILSON,
G., M. Kosher
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AN OLD SALT'-Fsther TAYLOR, of the Boston
Seamans Chapel, fui nishes many good things for
the papers az any other man, The other sunday, In
ths MIDST OF his sermon, he called an old salt to
SIR, RESPONDED Jack, "Pl be back in the twiaklir 4
OF airing spike; I've only got to get my grog."
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Cody WIcEED.-When Palmer, the poisoner.
found Lord Camp bell was sun ming no for de ath b .
tossed note down to his solicitor John Smith pen
ciisd lnsids as followE-"i wish l cou pu. "a
grains OF atIychnis into old Campbelps aciduated
water for summing up unfairly agaDs. me"-
ne had originally written it II grains but ON sec =
ohd Thought, 1t struck him that the halest of septu.
agenaraDs would require more to kill him, and he,
an -"
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LARGE TERRITORY.-Owing to the vast
amount of public domsin in Minnesota. the Land
Office agents have frequently to travel from 300 to
700 miles to prosecute their business There are
In Minnesota $1,000 900 acres of public lands
enough to make three States of the size of Iowa.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN RELATION TO UsukY-
Roosevelt, in the Supreme Court of New York
drstt drawn at Chicsgo on New York was discounted
at chicago at 10 per cent interest," that being the le-
his contract was made in New York, the law of that
state restricting the rate of interest to per cent
governed aud rendered the acceptance void for usu.
~. The court held otherwise, and that the law of
New York only applied to the rae of interest which
the scceptor should pay by way of damages sfter d.
fault Two of the associate judges of the dist let &C
CURED in the decision.
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AGts OF PROMINENT AMERICAN ACToRs-Edw;n
Forrest, 81; e. L. Davenport SO; J. T. Murdoch 46:
rss, 50 y N. Thayer 60; Edwin Booth. "a; Henry
Plscide, ST. John Gilbert 49, Joseph Jetfs rsou. %
H. A. Perry. 81; J. q. Roberts, 80; j s. Clarke "a
frau S. ~ o"A-
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SAGAcITY AND COURTESY OF PANE A IN
you. sir wrote Paine to Washington, in 1875
treaeherous in private friendship, and hypo'
crite 40 puohc lie, the world will be troubled to
t"; wnefner you have abandoned good principles.
Or whether you ever had any,"
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Ava '6reet bargains are In GtOrS IOr you"
SCHAAP l. CO. selling the most FASH unable
patterns of Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and 9u.
gar Dishes Lsger Beer and other Tumblers and Ia.
canters; Cream and Water Pitchers; Cobb IT, Wine
Glasses Egg Cups Salt Cellars etc Loo ding Glsos.
lbreken ONES repaired, )and Clocks No Frons6ne
China Plates and Dishes etc; richly guided or.
Walters Fluid and Oil Lamps and ousands ut other
articles at prices so and IS cents lower thu n they
generally be bought for. Our cash purc asss IN
Northern suctions enable to defy compt ttion. -
Our Confectionery establishment is supple d with a
complete assortment. Please call at tn q French
Third streets or ~
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LEUTZE, THE AkTIsT.-The following Is from

Tue GorMan correspondent OF the Athen&um:
''Herr Emanuel Lsutze, an American artist resi-.
ding a. Dusseldorf has just finished new picture.
The Last Court Evening of Charles the Second of
England which is declared by the German art
journals not only to be q worthy pendant to the
former works of the painter, Especially to his
canvas of Washington Crossing the Delaware y but
to surpass them with regard to composition 90 well
rs to execution. The picture is ended az an Illus
trstion of that gay evening Whitehall on Sunday
the lst of February, 1885 Another picture of Herr
Leu,ze, AN Evening Party at Miltons,' has also
created sensation and 10 in the course of being re-.
produced by the art of the engrsver"
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The subscriber takes his opportuni " of return.
ing his sincere thanks to his old friend and custom
ers for their LIBERAL patronage, and he pes the
may be extended to the new concer q. He would
also remind those indebted him tina IL In desirable
to have his old matters closed up, q i'd hopes they
will come forward and settle up Al having claims
against him requested to present hs M for settle
ment.
js l6-ddclm J. T. WILSON
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BIG LUMP OF LAKE SUPERIOR SILyER.--M,
Whiting, clerk of the propeller Gen. Taylo-. who
left Ontouagon on the 5th inst, says that 2 ma
OF pure solid silver, weighing sixty-five pounds
had just been taken from the Minnes ota mine Ar!
current market value, 81 per ounce. the n At
would be worth 81 040 - Chicago Pres, las
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IMPORTS OF Day GooDs-The imports of drv
of $500 195 a. compared with the corra.nonS
Ing period OF 1856 but increase of 81 TAG 09S com
pared with the same period of 1855 and of sI54 OO6
compared with the same period of 1854 The total
thrown NJ on she market during the month .hops .r
increass even upon the total for the same period of
las year. the Withdrawals from warehouse for con.
Jour Of Com
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BILL THAT OUGHT TO BE PAssEp-A hin ba.
been introduced into the new York Lee,]atnye nro
vidins that the wife of any man. who habitusIly
spends his time and money at places where intoxi.
his family to want and desitution shall be emit lea
to her own earnings and those Of her minor chill
dfen without molestatiou account of the CAPRICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-03

SALE OF COLUMBIA CoLLEGE-The ground oc-
cupied by Columbia College, bounded BY Church
street. Park Place and College Place, has bee
sold, says the New York Journal of Commerce. in
fifteen lots, Al auction, at the Merchants Exchange
for the aggre gate SUN Of $3.50 300
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yTOP THAT COUGH /!

The great remedy for CoUGHs, COLDS, CRouP and
WHoofINe Cough.
DR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind Is also hoorse
ness throat weakness of the chest pain iG the
breast and lung Affections Wherever there 10 pain
mix With the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain C, rer,
and you will find immediate relief. DR.. J.oses &C ugh
Syrup relieves and frequently cures sonsump tive
cough and forss the system snst fu rhsr alta ks
EW- In bottles ct so cents and 81,
TO CURE GROUP
Tbs lives Of Thousands of children have been say 3D.
by uting Or. ROSES Group Syrup. Ii dives inst mt
relief Is cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup IL the OF IN
certain cure for Whoopng Cough. 1t cures In Oh. ri
time and aays all irritation Of the Lungs 50 sen
a bottle.
The above valuable medicinea are recommended =
PHYSICIANS who have tried them in their practice
70 be had OF all Druggists In Richmond, Peters
burg Norfolk, Lynchburs and Frederisksbarg Va.
25-9u ~
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aE1vY ICE IN The MISSISSIPPI 1.-The Mem
PMS Bulletin Of the 22d says It n, ,ver observed
.ssh nesvy ice in the Mississippi BET ore The river
| entirely scross '0'As hoIsN
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M, IHl FIRE At PiSEY PoIST.-Tl 10 loss to Col
p DL oy the partial burning Of the Pavilion. A.
w,ney foinf, recently. Is estimated 5000 Il
man Ia No nolk. y ssn'as
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How LAGER BEfR oRIGINArEp.-Msny yesrs
ago, q shoe maker, In a small town near Bsmbers
sent his appre tce to get bottle of Bamberg beer
tsmsll beer) which wassold in that place; but The
BOY, not showing this, went to the city itsslf. On
returning he met an acquaintance OF bis who told
him that hen he would come home his boss" would
whip BIN for staying out 20 long The poor boy, who
was fehtened at this, thought it better not to 70
home 81 ALL but took his bottle, buried it under
tree and rau away; He then went among the SOL
saor he became an efficer When one day his reg
1tnept was quartz in this small town. the eicer
thought proper to Isy visit to his old bcs but
before he had got the bottle of beer which he had
buried some years ago under the tree. When he
entered he said, swell, sir. here bring you yeur
bottle Of Bsmberg beer that you sent me for" The
shoemaker. not knowing what this meant, was told
by the officer all about it. The bottle was then
opened, and the beer was found to be of superior
qusIity. When this facS was known, some of the
brewers built deep vaults where they put their beer
in. and called this after it had lain there some time
lager, which means nothing more than wing Tho
efi.er afterwards married the daughter of the shoe
maker, and drank, as am told good deal of lager
bser receiving In that occupation the assistance of
his father-ip law.
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%. y -on Thursday. shirty.nv, 70 ns of III.
thrcsh 81 =, amounting 10 over so 90 90. psssed
sxussousn ~ 1sburg, hom ST. Louis. ID chsrre Of
~s so.s Express, for the Philal IL, ,hia mint.
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Loss OF TELEGRAPH CABLE -The Louisville
(Ky.) Journal says;
We have already mentioned in our river news that
the telegraph cable, which to be lsd from Cairo
to the kentucky shore YVES lost from the steamboat
Golden Gate. 1t was worth 8 l,400 weighed 5000
pounds, ana was mile long The accident 10 attr-
butsbe to the careessne of the master of the boat
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EMBEZZLEMENT E
Louisville Journal ~ RAILROAD BoSDs-The
the Henderson ar states that at the meeting of
on the 18th insta, d Nashville Railroad Company
that nearly g. ~ was divulged, for tie first time.
pany had bee, 10000 of the bonds of the COM
In London. :, misspplied by the company's agent
banded fort The work on the road has been sus
ae present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-03

AMERICANS AT ENGLISH GUEST DfNsERs-
some surprise Is expressed at the Announcement,
OF pam private American citizens destitute of Of.
W VSa. ssnn, oeing invited to dine with the Queer.
the Ministry. America Is a first Power in ,hs
Volta n.i ~ Is her policy-the very principle of her
consiituton-to have no artificial distinciions NJ
rsnk. Ire Queen invites to dinner the msiar do.
no or goid STICK OF any little German principality
80 um nom desire to be on friendly terms
Win AZ Powers. Now ~ the United States have
no soid sucks or hereditary grand washerwomen.
tneie e'lzsns have hitherto been. by etiquette, ex
Guided from the circle of royal civilities Seeing
s sus .aoan.sin couldn't 60 to Mahomet the prophet
nss gone TO tbs mountain; Palmerston has '.sw.l,
owed formulas" and Queen Victoria PLAYS tha
hostess to pain Uncle Sam.-Loadoa DisnofeI.
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Ehh-A serious Gre occurred in thu town.
rrsesiia, Pendiston county Va, on ~. VOW, n;sh,
~ isss ,i Instant destroying the dwelling Of %
Osvd Miller, the stable OF Mr.. Jacob Hii Mr..
partially irjuring two other buiIdiass IT. and
%lnassed from the reprshsnsibls pract =, - nre
Placing sshes, containins are. In . box. ace 81
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p. nIsnop MeGill, Ct Richmond. p, cached in St.
- sh church. Washington. Sun. lay. 10 behalf
on toe poor A collection Of sl4O y a taken M.
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PuscTiLIous Eng;khman. riding on a stage
Dox: IN Maine, was surprised TO hear the drive,
ANNUALLY address him thus:-"Captaip. eusss
w snl nave rain fore long Our English FRIEND
Pohea up ms shirt collar, and looked away. Short.
~ after the driver made another obsarv.,; T,,
wlereupon the gentleman said "My man, I'M than
you not 70 address yoarself to me-" and unconsci.
ously pulled at his dickey again; but the sood.
nstafed ioquacity Of the driver was not 10 be 80
ed I'm Tor when again it had been rebuk
ri. aa aootner pull At she dckey, 1t broke ont in
~ overwhelming manner: 'Look here csn,.;,
xo yea . pun your collar much more you'll iii nm
Soo. snirt tall The Englishman confas:s. ~ =,
rss.,.. impossible for him to maintain bis hsbi,u.
trems 10 ,Ss ss instant 60 passing from one ex-
Dann OF merriment, In which the driver h... ous
-. sac .asy parted At the journeys end upon
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BRITISH DEshRTERs.-A dozen 30, a..
%ptsa 70 s.s.ps from the gsrrisou ct Kios.,o A.
four were captured, one Of them being ~. ont
1sek and brssst saot In the
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NOAH WALK Err q CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

E ranch of the Baltimore House, )-ost respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock Of Ready-Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
eign Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings they are ena-
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers who
most respectfully solicited to give q call b. =
fore purchasing. oc A-ly
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ni.tee SRN AID SoCIETY-The executive com.
meeiir OF the southern Aid Society, at their last
ted q GIN New York, few days since appropris. .
and ~ IN AID OF twelve clergymen at the South
gar southwest, including three who have recently
q 10 from the North under the auspices of this
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The citizens 81 Macon. "a have
ntsd $1,000 to the Wesleyan rsnsssy contrib
sasEe % adin erecting AdditionV building. 0''ss
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IA NEW STOCK OF SAD a.,
Esbs5A DLERY-Ths subscriber having Ir31s
~ sold out his stock of sadd!ery on

the 5th OF UecemDor. ttkt5 tN1H mefhof
of informing his Customers and the public generally
that he has re-opsnsd next door below his old stand
with an entire rev stock of goods, where be will be
ueased to see bis former customers and others no
NAV favor him with their patronage, feeling assured
that he can please both in price and quality of FOODS
His stock embraces everything In his line OF trade,
ali Of which he viii sell low for cash, to punetus
customers call is solicited.
He also takes this occasion of returning his thanks
to his former customers, and hopes By strict atteD.
zion to business to have continuance of their
TOM Remember, one eeor below my old stand No,
1856 opposite Eagle Square.
AL orders strictly attended to.
Ia 20-1m* d. Y. GROOMS
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20 PARTNEKsHIP NU1 IL E-..Ihe n b.
~ scribers having formed copartnership. under
the fl m of
LANDRUNI d WILSON
for tn purpose of carrying ON the HOUSE PAINT
ING business. in ali its various branches they
esrnt silly solicit share of public patronage.
N B-Psrticulsr attention paid personally to Sign
Woh :, Grainns, Fresco Painting, &C., &c., guarsn.
teein complete Subtraction to all who may favor
them with call. They will always be prepared to
sell :auy kind Of mixed colon; a. also, Graining
done for the trade, &c. g. Y. LANDRUM,
d. WILSON.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of returning
his Gin care thanks to his friends and tho public fos
the We ry liberal pstronsge heretofore bestowed on
hin o, nd hopes the same may be extended to ths
ne y ,ncern, at the old stand, corner of 7th and
Ma in streets. 8. Y. LANDRUM.
10 .26-lm