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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
Marble Monuments, &c
Health Of American Women.

r edlG0 OF = ulGClCdu " OWGu'
From the Mem York Daily Necs EDITORIAL.
ave desire 70 car letter from Dr.. Joshua
F. Fridge Health Of AeTican Women in another
Column the s"f ec in able manner and his
skill and medical Judgment may be relied uDOn."
From the AZ6Guu Morning Express.
sNIarehaI Uterine Catrocon has proved he folly
vaIrarIe cd tn he in severe tests made
nv edca er tIemen others DR.. pride IS regul'r
breirgn a. verv fire stai0r1PDts. OF great ipd0
rent and ratinn, iudiciors and highly success
in all diseases, especially those OF women
and children"
From Physicians.
"NTarsraUs Uterine OatHocon uiII certainly cure all
the diSeqses for h'ch Il = -or~ended.
''Th here : vo r~edcnn li'e II in tIis co"ntrv"
an the cq.es hove nth 'arshalls Cte'
rine CathoIcon 8 a certain and safe remedy"
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATFOLICON
f. rhesi,atingIv offered az ~pli.hIe for all those
co1rr1ain's which Is H'h'e- and which
hinp all or crs beco~ee aFe Of suffering 4
mo- Of nDOsrihiv AMONG the corairts FOR which re
rat, oIicon is a reedv Failing Of the Wo~h Whites,
Sru Irregular Panf Nenstr ration, BloainV,
Tnfamu and Disease of the Firevs or rinsrv
Orpa1c retention or TrcounPTce OF Urine, Fear'bTrn,
COST Fairfnrs, Paul atoms Crsr~rS
D4t-rh he'd SIeep all trouble organic sympathetic
connect ed iih the rtPrne O~Pan7.
Ladies Who are tFOnhed with OF the above SWIM
toms or with soi~e liver lung Complaint invited
find relief Narsha1Is Uterine Tahocou is not quack
roedcire s Ingredient have been made lno~n to
TIE NeHral Coepe, and hev the service OF any
resrac' able phvSica n IN fhe "n~n'rv.
The glyice IF WARSVfLL'S UTERINE CATHOLL-
CON, is one Dollar and a Adgf per bottle.
AIFX. NJ aCKFNZIE,
Agent, Grafenbsrg Co.,
Oet21. For Tennessee. Alabama and Georgia.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON N. BRIEN & M. M. BRIEN JR.
ToRNEYS AT LAW.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

Cfee No ~ West side Of Cherry ST. Cooper's Building
formerly occupied by I'd. Ewing.
HAVE taken IN co-Fartnership my son, N NJ BEIEE IN
the practice Of Law IN all the Courts Of Davidson coun-
y. One or both generally be found Ia the Office.
Prompt and especial attention always given securing
and collecting ali claims. Money aIsaysready when col
lected
have been constantly and regularly engaged in pro-
tesson the Mountain District the twenty years
and will continue 20 Al end 10 securing and collecting ali
claims intiusted 10 b. the counties Of Cannon
DeKalb, White Feutress Overton, Putnam Jack
have general acquaintance With merchants and
business IL those counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville, and other places might
and il 70 their interest confer With relation there
to-
refer TO any and all persons who knox me, for a
ability aud prompt attention to business
maruhlT-ly MANSON NJ BRIFN
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. NLO.3I:.
Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggis'

NU4IUas bUAEtoAI
Light-Waggous, &c.
No. 50 Lever Market street. Nashville
L All manufacturing every variety
L sad style Of Vehiels froIn the plalnest $3.50
lob 70 he moat beautiful Gnd elAborAEiy St5--Ts3
finished cut. ---
h1yng saEAgsa uFsteass Sorkea, and obtained large
Anount % the best % stock prepared % do Work
which vii compare Wtth aay IN the Wkoe coantry either m
styie duraeiEy All kinds Of sehsles Kept constantly O.
hAnds % prOmPtiy nAde order.
ENeFesta Patent Coupling
This imPsrt9ut improvement In ths eoaPng 4EsFriAFe
Ac aaa Awakened MncA tutsFcsg thrua ne counF
aHa ionked sfoa sth the - hrre is kno -
knsWu- Having the sEclasisz thia cty new
mseuE use efths IN csastEEesnH Carriages saRsies Ae
- hemSaeeF SIS psseal the GA skAAa ofFred sloan
80 - Laesg Aszkss segesa. "a. aa.-sG
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HENRY MssRoON& co, Agents,
May 90. CHAELvs1oS, 5. c.
M q " "A Il .

NHE suhseriber takes this method % informing his old
j customers and friends sad the public seneraiy, tha
has removed his Hardware store from the Oh aAnd on
strt 20 No s. 30 thr large brick building, lately
rtg On The soath side 81 Bread street, Hhrre he keep
.tahy On hand aud makes order The various artlcra
s-d ~ ~ ln- 81 buslness. tie tnVites especial
t~osp 20 hs large assortment Of CASTING Il LOW
49, mass kc Euch Mantle and Coal Crates AZ
an gorrs Poa Molds Catterss neeIerss Corn
(,Tu.bsrs MuCrushers Ealoony WORK ana Iron Fencing
T Nilt. "a Il etties BRAS kt tcf uoglroas, Candle
sticss and a. almost endess variety q ether sTters.
Ts-sa-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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InMRERI LUMBERll

TNHF subseribeFs have STEAM saw MILL Ia success
- o,sfstiop IN Jas6soa coouty, Ala the Na h
IN go Dhattauneea Raihoall near etcFcFsou nerot
ri srr preparsd flrn n all kinda q Lnweer, and N
- .-,ssrits a. the notice thew respectfully
i erses noe persous Ga ihs ctY ~ Nashville Wishing
Isr 81 az DESCRIPTION. Vhey sill deliver lumheF al
ga -. INGALLS,. TALLY 90.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Metropolitan Eating House.
Broadway House.

VIZ will Open our Esta' Ish nsnt Cedar and
w Cherry streets, I Tuesday, Tide sra OF . rUBER
Oct6 }. a ~. HOOAE
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adeIPhia Steamship Lines. 10
continue withOUt alter,
from 1st at JU'c TsJ of
'Recembcrs 1851.
First Glass, per 100 rs, 210
Third i' 3
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other irh.
good goods not enumerated, CarbOys OF Acids, or
FIRST CLASS
Pisno Fortes, Rocks Stationery Boots Shoes Tfouors
ola Sc in bottles Camphine and spirity Turre-tue in
cases Clocks, Corfeconsres Cotton Card DR., Goods
boxes haes, Drugs Erus Fruit Trees and shr9FErr
Plates lat owners risky OYSTERS in cans and lars SAL
o'erF' In ana bHitan'a Ware. Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
ia G~are except such specified third class Coffee
Tooacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boIe, 6 pes,
reS and casks Crockery and Queeusware in crates and
casks Rice Whiting as'er, Sheet Brass and Copper
TETEBB CLASS.
r., p Spades sad Iro1s Zinc ard Tin pigs
and Cotton Corage, Coffee Heavy Ca tngs sin Gearing
Carriage springs, and Axcs, Railroad Wheels and AA!ss
Chars and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels.
SPECIAL. RATES.
light articles not erurerated al "a ana other
othet Chemicals, will be charged at double FIRST class
- Have every package plainly marked with name Of
TO lhi mater prevents delays ard losses, and
DIRECTIONS.
oo.s ,lpped via savannah should he consigned to
81 fcr o, Gr2TS Railroad avannah and package mark
HoodS shipped Via Charleston should CONSUMED 20 the
agent OF the south Ca'ona Railroad, CHARLES on and
PaGAagrs marked care gent s. a. r. r Chsrr Ton 5 G
- JhrogF rates q. above cover an exp, use, no. New
AoTkto Na>hvHe. No COHgEUiA#jD 3r0a4ye or frEy.,1s
-t"'Se" e'D~J dt Charleston or NuruHnGh.
shppers Isyrey upon uniform and PROMPT deriv-
ees oy hoth lines over charges and damage either
me- vi" De aoludgec BY the agents Of the Nasy e ana
Chattanooga Road,
In case oiost or missing goods viii take charge any
correspondence necessary for Their recovery, not
iouni viii paw Tor The the irauu as so q. vs.
after notice is given. Al notices last gCa f5 ASH
-tlae ar Nf1tyoUs The Avslvils yLutt.H.a Qua
Eo"9 must he addressed 10 H. l. dHasysUH, SUIT,
AuNHyihs.
Merchants when in New York will receive every u5rma
uen ana assistance in shppiua by applying The Agent
OF tie Charleton line NO l95 Broad~ AZ, the
nah Line, No. Is Broadway.
CHAs. W. ANDERSON,
mHN'S-ti GEM Ar
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SrArfsfIos or rae SUBMISSION or LAeon-The
Providence Journal publishes a tabular statement
81 tue nuiabsr Of Suspensions Of cotton ard woollen
.li!is IN thu manufacturing region q which Pro
vaiepce 10 the osatrs. From thess figures. the
o,nelusio1 70 reached that more than three GUAR
tsss VI the cotton machinery is Idle. The suspen.
si'ns Of ths ~ooilen machi nery "a not 10 general
bat 10 Very large and o,nstSntiy Increasing. The
rcduo<d prod1cr n Of entton goads Is estimated
at Hsloo pieees, and 2osiJ yards per week. OF
She value VI $idJ 4vu. and that the reduced pro
dnctlon of w'oilen goois Is equal 70 SLIT .ai5 per
week msking q total Iedueli.n, In these two de-
partuneuts OF our 10 iu.trv III ;,9s IT'S psr week,
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
>SftE PAEY-FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA
LkxkLLCiTY POINT AMP NORFOLK Steam
CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain q
Mii"heil: STEAMER PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. DAVID
TeeL: Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain B. RoaIas.
One sFthese superior STEAMERS Will lessse Richmond,
antil further notice, eyefy " EDN EsOAY, touch
ing At City Point and Sosfok receive freight and
passengers. Retaining. leaving Philadelphia every
W EONESDAY 6nornings at 10 SclK,
These Steamers Are now Ia lno order, tDcteeSsi &C
commodations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
rope, by regularity, dispatch and Ia protecting
goods committed to charge, to receive AMI
IT patronage.
sS- No transhipmentb by this liae.
Passage through to New YORK and found, &l6 90
Do do Philadelphia, andfould. st
cabin. 8 o.
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found. ID
cabin, 400
Passage 10 City Point and Norfolk sans By the
River Boats.
So Passengers by this line car stop In Phtladel
10y the same ticket. II. z. FUTILE, Agent
su % Roesetts.
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SrcM 0osyG BLJSp.--rhe uonssles (Texasl I'm.
9airsr Gays large number Of horses and cattle IN
thss and Dewitt counties have gone entirely blind,
from what cause has net yet been discovers -
Many snppose Il II owing 10 the grass having been
po-oafd by the emission Of s.,ra. substance from
We erss~hs ppers, whilst others attribute Il 10 the
scarcity Of grass In some Of the ranges which ne
oe.sasiiy compels the stock TO feed npou any and
ell kfssds OF swamp weed, some Of which may he
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ARRIVAL o. rHE ENrRs CssT.-The Empire City
srriyed at Ne" York on Monday, from Havana.
which p,rt she lsft on thu I'D There Is iIttls
new at HasAna-eugars Improving In prioe
Exchange on London. 60 days, II to Is per cent.
premium: to New York. 90 days. per cent pre-
MUM short sight, 70 J per cent. Premium
freighss dull.
Tbs steamer Fashion was at anchor at Havana
when tbe Empire City left, ~ also the q. & sloop-
otwsr saratoga the latter vessel sn route for New
York With The greater portion Of Walkers late
lprcs on bssard-pat in Cos supplies
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MO Ii U MBUa.
Stupendous Bargains !
AT NO. Sc MAIN STRKET.
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

Selling Oh, without regard to cost, amounting to
Cess. If not) more than
S15O,OOOi
Consisting Of House Furnishing Articles English,
French and German Fancy Goods; Wood and Willow
Ware. Fancy Baskets; Brooms brushes; Pals; Tubs;
Mats; Looking .Slasses Perfumery; Soaps; Matches;
and all sorts Of Yankee Notions, too tedious 10
mention. all Of which will be sold awful cheap.
Visitors TO the Fair, and everybody else, viii find
almost anything they want, both useful and ornar
mental.
Don't forget the No House Furnishing Bazaar an
oc3 Il. WARREN.
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SALE % Nsasoss.--Ths sale Of tho negroes Of Mr.
Hudspn's estate took place on yesterday. Two
b,uss SERVANTS. Nat and Jim, Sold one f,r 81 Ito,
fhe other for S0sH sancho. carpenter. for $780,,
Tonsy. cook. for $780, Billy. brickiayer, shout
d6 years Of ago. for ss0t Ben. bricklayer, abcut
- yeass u ass for $3.50. Terms. q credit Of IL
W0nfhs.- Wsn9,kbe4o IS o. RenStsr
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NJrs'foS OF TAG eAAra AsoOsu lrs Axts.--It hsa
been observed that, on Railroads whose principal
direction Is from North 70 south, or at least ma
teriAliy dsvsies from. East and West, the sliding.
Oh " locomotives, whenever it pccurs will o., to
tho right size OF tbs track. and that the ~. els
xbep on the track. tend towards that sams s.da--
This tendency will take place Ia q greater degree
the higher tbs spe-d If the train and the smaller
the deviation Of the line Of tho road from the mo
rfdian. In this hsve another proof Of the rota-
tiuu u the earth around It's axis
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HrHMCSps Dtc. lUtDi tNl..
= AAxzELzs0E
COAL.

DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
II ha;Li full supply Of excellent HARD COKE.
which will be deiyeEei for the o8lalce OF the season
at 81 u load. AT this pi We il H. beyond coupa-
ris,n the cheapest fuel be- had for co.4 Stoves.
Cooking Ranges aud Heating Furnaces
ar- Yards c,>rr,er 10Th street and Basin, and 9th
and BYRD st.seta- JNO. J. WERTH. Agent.
da Ma
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rTY: rsszzssssssxxx1 TBE ADAMS EXPRESS

-, caszsszxx5 The ADAMS EXPRESS
- 0sSpANY, 49, Main st.. having
resumed their Steamship Express 20 s2d FROM Nor
town and Roanoke which leave New YORK every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchhurg. Salem, Wytheyille
sd the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
iina are pow prepared to forward, with great dis:
ise. Valuable ParoelsS Jewelry. &C., to che above
named cities. and all places on the sssboard.
Our Express the Steamships will be &ccomp panied
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
TO the ADAMS EMPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points In Virginia and North Carolina viii bs sent By
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing, until O'Clock
PM. J. L. MACD0N0U0H,
Agent Of Adams Express Go,
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mn aTATES MAIL

UNITED STATES MAIL
|T$4E LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
M~KNVORPOLE, PETERSBURG AND
esxs Or C M on THE IAN EsTOWN,
Captain PARRISH, lnavss Richmond every Tuesday az
ternoon City Point sa1as evening and Norfolk next
morning "wednesday )for NeK YORK..
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner. leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, for New York.
Returning, the Jamestown leaves New York. from
Pier Ii, North River every Saturday afternoon. with
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond,
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping there
to land passengers. She ies freight only for Rich
mond.
The Rosnoke leaves New York froE1 Pier every
Wednesday afternoon. with passengers fr Norfolk,
Norfolk, North Carolina aud Petersburg.
Passage and fare. StataroOsu !pcludsd, between
Norfolk and New York, 81; SteeTage Passage, 81.
Passage and fare 6tateroom iL.cludea between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York. $40; Steerags
passage Is
NH II LUDLAM A WATSON
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Oh ecufaAsD. of Ssrstford. Conn, was kiiiea
Oswsen shAs place and bridgeport. Friday cyeniur.
~ ~ 0cssck. lie was returning hone on the
nsek. and not noticing the train was strnrk hv
sns o0s-ossehsr end thrown about twelve faai
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O.. nAsBn caAnsE UAgvAmxs---Nr. wsldensr
~ cxsAeDtisis 70 tho Secretary 81 etass ANA -
sseSssp = csssEs Affsirs and cossui f;euersl Of
re aAjsssys ths King Of Denmark, to tAls govern.
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WOOD, WOOD have now on hand,
w and am in constant receipt OF large stock OF
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD. and am prepar.
cd tofurnish consumers the most favoraie terms
AMI respectfully solicit call from all in want.
When sive cords upwards IL ordered at one time
viii have II packed away Tree OF cost to the puTchar
ser.
: ~ Orders left with Messrs. Dabney d Cooke. or
Mr. Heorge A. Hundey, Broad street, or Mt the yard
on Broad strut. near Brooke Avenue, viii receive
the most prompt attention.
De s-dims JAMES A. MOORE.
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A. s n. ~ s.td itttIe Girl Who was sweep
ps ssssssss. fg living. -you have eiver, ma
49, ~, ~ -. 10 eopsequeacs st silS re-
sssvsr q asss'sn yssss, heepis fos Your hon
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Iss nswy rArRr. Of the Associated PrssA was
~esened 10 The gale Of the 7th December. but VA.
sooss9ssntiy taken 70 Sc. Johns and repaired.
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= POR GENTLEMEN.
MlLgy vxaY supxRioR BOOTS.

4seS : 5
We have In store. recently recisved srA i1a 5s
expressly TO our order. ss9eratsssostmenl q ne
above superior and t,eautHui BOOTS, eosne ma<is
fcr Dress aud some that double soes and double
uppers. These boots too well known - require
comment from any quarter; and Tor any one y say
thnt shry have boots equal TO Mt,es psiiscuy ~,
srd There many dealers In this city that would
be very glsd 10 get them from Miles, but be refuses
NJ he has orders his Boots than be can NIL
We have been customers Of his f< te last twenty
sr esrs, and 70 this time We have seen but vefy
fw parsons who have not said Miles Boots were the
best they ever saw or wore These Boots are maize
cut If very soft french Calfskin They ut beautiful
~, and general thing they are as soft - glove
We receiving new supplies Of these BOOTS sioet
every week and our assortment t. generally very
eanpless We wond rcspees fully AJAX our friends
aud the public TO give call when nwanf.
Wa have, aiso, . large assortment q gentleinehs
fine French Calf CATERS for Dress, and also double
soies. These tjaitefs really nice snd Roos- we
have known them to wear some Of our customers con
s.antiy for sfS months. and they t elegantly, and
il,s price Of tbem Is from one dollar and MY cent? "
two llar pair lese than other Caters are sold tor
aud we will warrant them ~ wear ~ WE'LL nS loo
ger Than any kreIeh shoes. AL We have to say 10
our friends In town and country, when tn want q
any thing In the Boot Shoe or Trunk line 70 CAL GO
PUTNEY WATTS. wheIs they can md almost
eeeyythtnu at$
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CLOTHING.
&. 8. McELR0Y,
XER CHANT TAIL OR.

Mn HE h dA ~ IA fLOR,
NM NO. z, BuLtRD HOUSE,
-AA Has on hand good assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, WRITINGS, &C., which he is pre.
cared 70 make mp In fashionable style. ~, COOP
TERMS, and at short notice In connection with the
above. be hes niAie arrangements with the well
known houso o. VIM. T. Jennings a Co, one of the
most fashionable establishments In Broadway, New
,r ~ @ sa sspsf.9s C!o1nihg and has
duin TO tbs ilnest quality All styles viii be in
tr,iucad as they came out.
GOODS Wa &c kept coIstantly ON hand.
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~ q
~ Nor Ywl p.,iy News says.
n.ss a s.s,y go, = ssns,.,y Of
p, :, AID s sns s ss,
- 81. ~ lair nrs,ss,scf n iya n. osemenL The
~ PIE q E'a Y bsaf will ai'sppssr ~h" a. saa
= -, =, ~ 49,, =. ~ ~. 60 "a The auonnt es
We, $500 - as I'm Ia faaI ssr count,y
.Sanr sssss = = rs.s,ssd e. Al Us zoo.
TLs January intsrest 90 all bonds issued By the
ylrriuia ana Tenness.e Railroad Company. will be
MA AMOR nres .nta, ION Of ,hs prorer coupons. at
80 sssscS ~ psto.s .smnhsll Co. Nsw Yors. ou
an6sastsr tae ID proximo.
The a ,nsy for the January interest On tbs Ohio
Sfste sisbt 4 nog 90 deposit q the americsn LIZ
ea.ass l,ank. New York. The interest viii he Paid
- har~tx,x No BIZ samaal r. Bui. ssa ohio state
49,,
" - -. ss,ir rsn,n,,,i.so ~ .noa nas ,s.s
I'm. san~x~i Z sssaF st,vs IA snrrt ~ ah..
an, m snts q Ir.s-u,a frnta a llama ior saegau
NJ % g. III lass and isJ7
Ls1s~by sta,asrs aud cal ing vessess.Si 81 lie S.
ball ,..------. |i,3l3a6S -
.,. - = =.
On ~ w. ~ 80 - "
Al - ~ 3.a ss. ~, ssrt ~ a. a x,e rs =,
-. "a rrnt ne IN IL r,ss,..s syy a,u 20 III, t,ta
- pcY,s Of taw
At u bile. stsrfng axohsnge 10 uns Alsable and
er I'D DVfnlnA!i, ~ pre,nf .m.
Tue sew I 3eu4nL OF commerce q foes LAY
fh p evssliua do'lnsss hes been iufrsassd by the
n,pas s<ans hSr, All oil street 10 most d.
,,f 81 Insfs VIII De ootnsns O. 1,onisns an. ~ 10
20 ~ AZ n .hsa ~ 20 sa.,n,a en ~
x,ss pnrsoss nre,ey i, In b. ter ,ma,,d but v,th
Oh any ohsnse IN rates OF Interest.
r,r.iSu sxch 40 &c oiosed without activity and We
learn ID 1t the Bcsen steafner val taAe oOnsi Ter
abe nnipmenf o. sp."ae
ne esoea @afkee oSbonoeS to9'St'n1' ana 'e WI!
SSs'S.
sss@ Northern Markets.
NV Yong, usc. 81 -FL,rr dni: state Il ma. q;
Oa, AAS4ast eoath.rn $isN9A73. :" heat dull:
~ r.,, u,.
,v,,ss a ,ssl,, - "a ,aa "a Crn ,,nh,',.
=, -. - =, - '-
v..~ ,so 90 :. - -
NJ In.
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ssAe-sryrTrS COX,S LiNE.-FREIGHI
.as.s.ssz. - BOATS TO LYNCHBURG-TwICE
WEEK-WEDSEsDAYS and SATURDAYS,
Boat OLIVIA, Captain WILKINSON.
VIRGINIA, Capt. Locker.
LITTLR TENSESSRE, Capt CLAREs.
MERCHANT, Capt. Parsons.
These are oil first class Boats and the cargo CT each
c1e ia Insured.
These Beats lead il the Dock, In rear q the Old
Gas WoIss Fer freight, epplg 70
WM. P. cox. Ag't
IL the Shed 10 rear Old Gas Works.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
A or AMBROTYPIEG, INST received from the In.
ventor Ia New York at 0SB0RNE'S PICTURE GAL
LERYi Come and see them. They have hone OF
that ingy appearance Of other Ainbroty pea made Ia
the city. This process L capable Of rrcneig the
ulost beautiful etfects Remember OSBORNE never
has taken cheap Inferior Pictures nothing bat the
best is allowed 10 80 out from this Gallery. No
fashy advertisement appeared I'm print Of this
establishment We rely on our known merit
ALBTRr ". OSBORNE
an Sp-ts Oypos;:e the Exchange Bank.
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DIaSOLUTIONs, 60.

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DISSOLUTIOS OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
HILL & RAWLINGS is this day dissolved b. ulu-
fual oIuseIst The business of the concern will III
RICHARD HILL, Jr.,
e. q. RAN LiSGS.
RioBMosD, Dec. 18th. ia,7.
NEW CONCEKS.-EDWARD G. RAW
~ LIMOS and ALFRED l.. U0LLADAY having
associated themselves together under the style AMI
firm OF RAWLINGS Il D0LLADAi, for the purpose
OF CDndueting a GENERAL AGENCY AND COM-
MISSION BGsINEsS. will devote their entire time
and attention to Collecting Claims. Routing Out
HOuss Hiring cut Negroes, and tn the sale 81 htHi
Tpbacco. Corn. Hour, Oats and all other kinds CT
pfrs1ice entrusted ts their care.
A liberal share a the patronage OF their trien1s
and the public is nioat respectfully solicitSt.
w. Office at the old stand IL Hill Rawlings,
corner of Main and 18th streets.
RI1HAoyp, Dec. 18th lS0s. de lI-'i&'wim
HO-PARTNERSHIp N0fICE The
~ undersigned having united thems4lves undr-
the $; la aud GrIn Of JOHN A. BOWER CO. fnr
the Du pose manufacturing Tobacco BoNes. Pack
ing Eases. Sc, respectfully solicit share u pnnik
patronage. MsnuhsctsEy, Arch Street. tad Joining
and Pv<srsba1s RAiiroad Bridge.
JOHN A. BOWER,
EDWARD BOYLE,
HENRY r BURGER
H,ysMnsD Dec 10Th iass d, i6-ins
COAL.
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~ SPECIAL N0TICE.--Express packages Il 2
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond. and all places ia Wiz
ginia aud North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and jamestown. will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on theee ships
: fioe Of the New YORK and Virginia Steamship
Company. LGDLAM Il PLKAsANTS, Agents