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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
FOR SALE.

THE hA2dsone Residence. Of Mrs. O. g. Bell, -
l. fronting Capitol square and on summer ..a
Street ~ offered for sale reasonable terms. APP
ply 20 A. v. s. LINDSLRY,
feb2T % College street.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in 81 nth NaEhyille, corner Of Sum-
II mer and Oak Streets Ironing 100 feet on Sumne
street and 10 Oak street. VIII be sold bargain.
The Gas is now beng carried up front Of this Lot
Apply 10 A. v. s. LINDSLEY,
march20 Gas SO College street
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The Grand Encampment, 1. o. o IF.

The Grand EncamPment, I. O. o. IF.
This body met in this city on Monday morning last
Quite a number of Representatives were in attend
arc from different portions Of the State.
The following were the officers elected on Mon
day:
H. c. Hensey, Of No A. R w. G.P
VIM. Elliott, of No. 3. r. W. G. II. P.
N. C. Fo~lkes, OF No ], G. S. w.
D G. Or, OF No. 49, G. J. w.
r. Il. Barry, Of No. I, g. Scribe.
John Coltari, Of No. l, G. Treasurer.
John Mcfarland, OF No. Z, g. S.
N d. A. Nol-n of NJ A. G Marshal
K. d. Frnsworth, Of No 4, Representative TO
the Grand Lo ige Of the U lite States.
A good deal OF interest manifested in the DE-
Iib riIions. committee was appointed to revise
the con. ttution of the Grand Enesmpment.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd F., llows meets in this
city this morning at o'clock, at Old Felows' Hall,
Quite number of delegates already in the city.
An interesting session is anticipated.
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FOE SALE.

IN West Nashville Lot No. l54 fronting so feet on "a
l. Demumbrane ktreet, and running hack 115 feet
TO alsy-A handsome lot. Apply to
fcblS A v IS. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE.

LOT in South Nashville on College street, beyond the
n Medical College, fronting 50 feet being the Lot
which Ryes' Carpenter Shop formerly stood. For sale
cheap. Apply to A. S. LlNISLEH,
march26 SO College street,
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ROR SALE.

L OF Ne. 1ol in shelby's Addition, Woodland a
IL street, Of the handsonest in the whole 40
oition.- Apply to
febl8 A. v. 8. IINDSLkH.
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tB- The Kali Oh jury filled to agree, AMI we're
discharged. They stood eigh s.Or aequilal aud four
for conviction.
tB- An unfortunate bard complains that the
printers do him injustice. lie says for instance, he
employed French quotations
"Ld beaHte Uerta est an feur sans parfisa."
Il was reporte Tor New Jersey paper;-
Laboratory sausJ pirtae stone fotT snfse p,tfDl
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FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
II south kAahyille, insluding Of CAibornss "a
Apply to lfeblll A. v. 8. LINDsLET. III
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narch1I
FOR RENT.

V'hE Rutedge Property, with about Is acres Of -
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences fis
in the city. Apply 70
feG1s Avs. LINpSLEY.
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FOR SALE.


A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st,s n
n Sth ward, the baptst Church Fronts 81 u
feet and 80 deep, With alley In The Is oers
very low APplyiO fsbis A. " s. LINDSAY.
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ron RENT.

TWO NEW DWELLINGS, on Spruce street. cor -
ner Of Union Alley, Just finished, containing 81,
ca en- hve besides Kitchen ana serJ anita room -
merchants and others wanting houses convenient the
square, bad better call Win be rented With aspIiVt
lsgs Of next year. Apply 20
Av s. LINDsLEY,
narehlI IS College street.
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BUILDING LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT for a Family Dwelling adj -
n joining the residence OF simon Glenn, North -
Market street, for sale The lot fronts 80 feet and 10
deep, and s offered very low Be quick you will
lose bargain. For terms, call on
febI8 A. v. LINDsLEY.
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Spring aud Summer TBOnnets.-NeNV York
millinery Emporium and Centre OF
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronisei popular, cheap
establishment, will open IN few days the cam
paign, with a mAichless display Of new Spring Boo
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
SO fascinating is the styles, 90 deliberately rich the
trimmings, so brilliant the oo'ors that such
binaton of artistic taste aud skill cannot fail TO
ommend itself TO the ladies. well as country mer-
chants, who desire having the last link in the con-
trolling power OF Fashion for their cusIomers 10
preference to bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be IS we acquainted with the
business as those who ara exclusively engaged 10
IL, and who give il their Undivided a1teasion.
Parties in The country directing their orde'I 10
this establishment, or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended 10.
Every description OF Straw Bonueis aDd Hats
bleached in the new Italian Method, and trimmed Ia
superior manner.
Remember thespOt, No. 80 Uniou Street. Camp
belle new builIiag. mar2d-u.
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CHANcERY SALES.
CaANCEMY SALE.


IHoR and account Of james ?. Marry, connission-
IT or in The case % n. r. Perkins and Martha hs wife
william r. Reid and Sally O. his vile. Abrsm p. Asury
seplma Maury and Ferdinand O. Mary, hers a. Lau Of
Mary e. T. MauFy deceased. By virtue Of decree Of The
Chancery Court az Nashville, Ia said si sell az
public sale, the premises, on WEDNESDAY, The 29th
dAy Of Aprs about 80 Lots In Nashville 10 front Of
Water Works particular ssPton Of which vii
appear handhis. TO be issued before day Of sale
TnpMs "A credit Of one, aud three years. for notes
taisfzeiosy beading interest aud den retained
A. v. &. LiNDsLEf. 50 College street.
n GLAscocx. Aso'ioae-r nArehs4
CHANCgRY BALE
IN0R and account Of ths Clerk aud Master, In the
II ease Of Henry Crateh "a Rdminsirnter, &e. 7. H.
crucher e ais IN The Chanc ~ coar Nashville, By
virtue % de 10 said eaass, vin, fduRSDAY,
The I'm Of Msy neat The premises, sell e. pukc 10,
orty-eve Of LAND, In Dssidsen eoany, Tsnnesee
On ahe Whites craek Turnpks and Cnmherisnd River
"a oniBg the lands Of d.. SAehy. This tact an b
divided INTO smaller Of rem ave acre., mcse
paFtcuu description Of uhsch uin spgesr IN hand-hs
before Tia car u tals.
TEEsA credit Of enc, two and thrss ysnrs, cor notes
satisfactorily Bearing IntsFsst and lea retained.
ais II II o'clo1k. a.
4 n. eLNsOocE. Auesioaesr ara
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E9s- The State Department has given notice that
q decree has been promulgated at Pernambuco,
Brazil increasing the cEplrts duty TO seven per
cert The decree took IF ct on the lst Of January
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Painting Establishment

I(liLDhaH insehodeFs, ae. reqnssted 70 taxa ne
~ trs TIA, ts uadsrssare. hasiag made the nseensnry
arrangements and aceared SERVICES 81 corapa
Norknsa, lt noH prepared 20 ssks
LARGH cosTRAcTs
In the line q his yosst.ce. AZ al varous branehes
In he department q hJCek PAfNrtNG TIE sahscrlher
Yfefarcd 20 S1seas sith fhe rfsaest pfntaptnaas an
ceniraris hggeFer isre. wh1ch rendered A. stFls
upen terms uhrh csDnot al sise satinfacfinn
Ne alse prepares % ekuaate al 81 sl0H AND
0khAMkNfALf flAti, 0kAiAik0 AND nAkRLFNa
kagnr hat drpasment secassd hs services u tha ras
enpea and r1penanced artists.
fns subscrbrF ruseH pernona having urrk IN hid
ns a give hln cal bsiegs ueskng nnAl sfraassnents
a. II. lLEMlkG.
Ma e. uniaa a.. hsivosa chsuy ana sannsT.
maF1hiI -u
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'CIION SALE OF GROCEI
BY
MORRIS a. STR

nv TAUT SDAY MORNING, APRIL I I'll, 1851
" 10 O'Clock, viii offer at Action. 10 front Of
Store Martet street, rye and weselected stock
Groceries. Wines Liquors, &C.. VIZ:
100 hhds fair to choice Sugar;l000 bags hne Sat-
100 bblr Molasses; 500 bags fair to choice &
100 y do do. Coffee;
90 bxs extra Cod Fish; $50 pack ages Mackerel;
20 cases Sardines; co boxes ncy Candy;
30 coils Rope, assd Sizes 80 dozen painted Buckets
no tierces Rice. IL books Va Tobacco Vari-
$4,000 Cigars, various brands; brands;
100 boxes Star Candies; 50 a boxes Star Candles;
so quarter do: 50 boxes Tal0w Candles;
800 kegs Nails best brands 100 bbs Magnolia Whisky;
100 Dbs whisky, vars " 100 do fine Whisky. various
~ 90 American IranJy; brands;
30 pipes do; 10 bols Gin;
100 bOis Cider Vinegar, $50 boxes Glassware assd;
With vsriOns other articles In the Grocery line.
April Ii MORRIS 4 sfRATTON.
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TNHE OLD HINTON PLACE, 90 the Gallatn -
Il Turnpike, nisss from The city; Sabdsyidsd -
into suitable Lots for Suburban Residences and Is Of
fered for sale By A. v. s. LINDSLEI,
feb13 SO College street.
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r wrIr -, e..sl.altr e. bsnl luptlf = ~ 80
asxrsns Sisss sAllA - hafnls. ~ - -, = -
<-'<,,[ 49, s.1irk. tIisl rtNeN. -
- a9,t -
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FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near q,
i the Public square. ApPly 70 20
febiI A. v. 8. LINDsLEY. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

IUST AWRIVEO.--Drum Head and Plat Dutch
u Cabbage Seed. Those In want shouli cal soon.
ALSo.-Chlnese Sugar Cane Seed, Sweet All Irish Pc
tataes, and q general assortment Of other Seeds All
genIile. S. WELLER,
apt No. 81 oath Market street.
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OSE or two BUILDING LOIS, in the bssspOrzeA
" tion Of cisJ. Those ushing good loeationspqS
for dwellings, convenient 60 business ad better cAn-
ImmediAsy You vii regret you let this chance slip. APP
ply 10 ffsbI1l A. v. 3. LISpSLEY.
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CEOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. R. COMPANY
100000 Acres of
CHOICE FARMING LANDS,
~ TRACTS o. 40 ACRES a UPwAaDs,
ON LONG CREDITS AND AT Low RATES OF
INrEREsT

NUEsE lands were graz by the Government aid IN
U the construction Of this Road. and are among he
rich ct aud most fertile In the world They extend from
state the extreme South aud include every variety Of
climate and productions found between those paral els OF
latitude. The Northern portion is Oh ehy prairie, inter
spered with groves and in the middle and oghsrn
ctons timber predominates alternating with beautiful
The climate Is healthy, mild and squabe than any
other part Of the coun ry-ths air Is pue and bracing
while living streams and springs Of excellent water abound
Unanimous Coal is extensively mined, aud supplies q
cheap and desrab fuel being furnished many points
at a. to ~ tOnand wood can be bad NJ the same rate
building Stone Of excellent quality also abOunds which
he procured for te more thar the expsnse Of trans
The great fertility Of these lands which are Hack rich
mouli from two 10 ave deep and geatg roin their
onguty this Road by which every facility furnished
travel and transportation 20 the principal markets
North, South, Eas, West, aud the economy with which
thew he cult reader them the most vsustle in
vestmen hat he found present. the most favorable
opportunity, Or persons Of adusiriouI habi and small
mean, 10 acquire comfortable indsPen isnee In lew
years
Chicago the greatest grain market In the world
and the facility and economy WITH Which h' products
these lsndse transported 10 hat market them
much more pro liable the prices asked than those
government rateszs thr additional cost OF
transportation perpetual the lster which
the pro ucer the reduced prize he receives
The frIe Is perfect and when the hnal payments are
uade Deeds execu'ed BY ths Trustees appointed BY
The state and Thom the tai, vested 10 the puFehaser
which convey them absolute titles IL Fee simple free Aad
clear Of every inegmb snes, lien o. mortgage.
The prices from - ESQ; interest only per osni
Twenty viii be dedacte from the credit price
Tor Cash.
Those Who purahase on long credit give notes payable
ing s. 4 ADD amer date and required 70 i'm
prove tenth Annually Tor Eve years, 20 have
half the land under cultivation al the end Of The time.
Competent Surveyors nj accompany those who wish 20
amns thess Lands, lee Of charge, and AID them In
making selections.
The iseas rrmSinins unsO'd rich and Washable
those which have been al posed o.
sc i1nA ps El be seat 20 one Who wtll enclose
hfy an Postage stamps and Books PampheiE Goa
tanning Instances q successful farming signed
BIZ respectable and ushknosu farmers living the
neghb1rhood u the IA broad Land. a oaehout
so The OF fencing price Of cattle EXPENSE q haT-
vesting threshinE ttc airy ether infosmationwia
be ehesrin u given application, eh- personally By
letter, In English Preach, Term 40, addressed 10
JOHN WILSON
Land Coumis soner Of the Illinois Gent Al a. X. Co.
gE- Oace IA IlinO.s Cenual RaiiFa Depot, Chicago,
NIIuufs
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sArr-RARr opeop.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE or REAL
EsTATE-25 Oh so MINUTES RIDEFRoM
MAgHVITIE

N WEDNESDAY, April Esd, We win ceer for sale that
splendid tract Of Land known the ormer residence
o. OnAres Hays, Sr. which c. NJ Hays, Jr, resides.
ylng on both sides Of The Nashville Chsttanooga Rail
s anu hin Creek Valley TurDbke, about eight niles
S nasnviie, and contiguous to Antioch Depot The
% containing about 1S6 acres, well improved and
@ sooo cedar fence. The mansion house Is most
ap SUI SPACIOUS brick building surrounded by all me-
Sy os.-eoese Kitchen, smoke house and serv Dts
ySro-enee are all built Of brick. number Of
neVer-ang springs Of Tree store water: splendid
yen ppsd With h spring house, barns,
Stables etc etc. Good apple aud peach orchards and
air supply OF timber. The above land viii he divided into
tracts varying In size to suit purchaser sale on premises
For further particulars see bills - =
$780, NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
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EDGEFIELD-BLOOD's ADDITION.
FOR SALE.

I OTIS Nos. 10. 80. 81, -, IS, ~. AMI IS. oaE28
IL Woodland street. covered with nDe forest HeesFf~
and beAutiiG lsVergrssns. Apply 70
febil A. " .. LANDoLAA.
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SOUTH NAsHvILLE.-FOR SALE,

LIVE BEAUTIFUL BULLDING LOTS, At thsRzz
IL junction Of Maple street and The Murffeese0ro ~
turnpike Lots are hundred and eighty-eight-AA-
feet Deep and via be sod long time, the owner caring
febn A. " \. LINDsLkY.
mAURY a CLAIBORNE's ADDITION
"A NUMBER OF LOTS, In this Addition, Tor salsa21
n mosg FsAso7Abs terms. Apply % ~
febli A. ". ;. LlND6LgY. -
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ihe Chinese are queer people TO go to mrrket
irsnt At Canton writes that neigbbor of his
had just laid 10 his winters pn,vsions--the hind
quarter o. horse aud two barrels of bulldogs, the
latter saifed 10 keep.
Asjor John Gibson, we'll known as the landlord
OF tue Eagle Hotel, 10 Concord. n. H. for several
yfsfs, died suddenly of paralysis at his residence
an frsncestown. on Friday evening last.
"A. An English dentist 10 New York proposes 10
,esch females fhe art OF dentistry 1t Is said tbs,
s"e 2, The abiest dentists in Europe are females
~ estimated there are now lying unsold a.,
The sharvss al Gloucester Mas s2sa oao -. ~
oi nackerei and codfsh. WI"
:. There are now larger shipments of ,aa,ha. s..
Boston to San Francisco than for msss ..l. I'm
lresiepsIy- s niohss'
report that Russell. the sanors ,.,,,..a,,
respondent 81 the London Timss -. 49,. -. ~.
1nfis, u unfonrdsd. '''''' "a' peen sent 70
Len, Mss.. ~, r.r smopf and .Jessies visited Sz
CAsNs w prbsm -sass ms tsesse NJ VI. Hon
~ss closed s, q. g 81 - Bangor, xslns, ssi.
S~y hgtss II ! 49, s'es ss-assssA ~ sstaE.
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THE French Fusps.--A letter from Paris, under

TIE FRENCH FuNDS.-A letter from Paris under
date of the 10Th, says:
sit is y remarkable fact that during all the ex.
eitemeut that has thus far attended the crisis the
Freuoh funds have deprecated oaiy two frances
That is 10 say, the three per cents, which were
found at the commencement Of the crisis at 6S So
have not gone lower than $50. All other than
State funds on the contrary have suffered fear
full depreciation The Credit Mobilier stock, which
had fallen by disasters proper ., itself from 2o0o
10 1000 AT the commencement of ghe crisis, sudden
ly went down 10 100, aud is now nc 1855 The stock
Is not destined however, to rest long at this figure
ttswip go up. iyons, Of the best railroad
socks, which was at 1909 ouly a few months ago
~ now at SD. And Of NEST OF the best stocks .
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CHRISTIAN tMARTYRs.--Rev. X. McMullen and
wife, of the Presby terrain mission, and recently
murdered by the sepvys in India, were natives OF
Gettysburg, Pa. He Is said to have been educated
az Pennsyvanis College, and t. have been a man
OF manifold virtues and fine intellectual attain.
ments
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Nkw fEAfUSe ON AMERICAN SaEANERs.--It i.
ststed that Commodore Vanderbilt will open the
next season with decided Improvement Ia ocean
steam navigation, by the substitution Of the Euro
pean Tor the American system for supplying food te
passengers requiring each 10 order and pay fol
whatever be requires, and nothing more.
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Making
Sl4,6l6,29s 2;

1hhNiuB Slt,oib,Z5S "a
The aggregate estimates for the fiscal year end.
Ing June 1858. we're Sl3, SOB i12 Il, being SSl3 0S5
less than the present estimates This difference is
principally caused by estimating $250,000 for the
hrfnsuent Of the five new sloops, $3.50 600 more
than last year for building the sloops and by es
timiting for provisions aud pay for one thousand
additional men authorized by the act of March 3.
1857.
The expenditures for the year ending June 50.
1851 for all purposes under the control of the De-
ptrtment. were Sl2,632 .696 81. or which S4343.-
6JS Il being for special Objects the legitimate ex-
perses OF the navy and marine corps for that Pc
Rod were S,2SS 99s CT.
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DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING

DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING
IL ESTABLIsHMENT.-The subscribers would re.
specially invite the attention of the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity, to the following card:
Dyeing of Merino, Delaine and Silk Goods, Cloth
Cioaks, Capes, &C. Also, Grape and other Shswls
dyed with special reference to patterns and beauty of
finish. Danask and Moreen Curtains restored 20
their original beauty. Also Cleaning OF Dress Goods
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Kid and Satin Shoes
Gloves. &c in the very best style, GENTS COATS.
PANTS, &C. cleaned or died, and depressed as orr
ginal. Merchants Goods made saleable. Goods re.
turned the shortest notice. consistent with their
being well done.
We would invitespecal attention to the manner In
which we dye Grape Shawls-Scarlet Crimson, and
other fashionable co.rs. call is respectfully sol
cited.
We pride ourselves upon the colors and style OF
work we produce. and the impossbity of a compe-
titicn in this respect and while promptness will al
ways be exercised, our price will be as low as 10
often paid for inferior work.
DENNIS Il BRO, Franklin street,
~ Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
no 26-dlm* Richmond. Va.
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rtcLtU.
TIE RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY OR NOT BIZ
F-r-. -r,.pzyzzpzzr1 THE ADAMS EXPIRES.

-. -yszvzz1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
- COMPANY, ls4 Main s., hayn.
resumed their Steamship Express to and from MOI
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad I,
Weldon, Wilmington Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevill,
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great dis
patch, and at reduced rates. every kind OF Merchan
narned cities aud all places on the seaboard.
our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their persona
attention the careful handling of goods entruste
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages h.
points ia Virginia and North Carolina will be sent b.
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing, until O'Clock
Pm. J. l.. MACD0N0UGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co
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NOTICE-NOTICE- GOLD
~ SHIFTS stock of Goods must be sold. no mat
ter at what prices. The Ladies can supply Thorn
selves at one half the usual prices There will be this
week great sacrifice of goods offered. A great
many bought at auction at great deduction on for
mer prices. Trimmings, Lmbroheries Millinery
Goods, White Goods, fiannels, Gloves, Gauntletts,
Hoods Corsets, and thousands Of articles just dTop
in at G0LDSMlT'S. Goods are nearly to be given
away. such astonishing prices for Goods has never
been witnessed before in this city. Come one come
al, to G0LDSMITS,
Great Bargain Store,
GcS 2 : Broad street.
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A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

q LDEMhhLE LAND FUN SALE.-
county adjoining j. 0. Massey, Sneed and Others:
six miles from Charlottesville two and a half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-onethird bottom land are cleared, enclosed
and highly impr we'd. All necessary out buildings
and well OF first rate water are on the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond. or call at my office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. s. A. HART.
&C l6-d6m
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r AIDES, READ THIS ADVERTISE
IL MENT-1 have just received the following de
sirable articles:
Misses and Ladies' worsted CATERS
Misses and Ladies' worsted ARMLETS
Ladies HOODS, NUBfES, CLOUDS, RACIIEL'S,
and 5lNTAGS, ready and made to order
Rich Black Baton TRIMMINGS
New supplies of W0RSTEDS, single, double and
Tapesserie; of the latter, for knitting Shawls
Blankets.
Ihave now the most complete assortment ever
offered s. HIRSH,
Fancy and Trimming store. 200 Broad street.
de S-6t%
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no CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS-A
Il RARE 0PENING.-An opportunity is presented
for advantageous investment Of fec thousand
dollars in safe and lucrative business, the products
of which is in great demand, the supply obtainabe
being Inadequate to the present. and annually in
creasing wants of the community.
practical, energetic and experienced business
man. competent to conduct the proposed enterprise
successfully and who is possessed of property upon
which to operate, admirably adapted to the special
purpose is in of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
seeution of the business in such manner and upon
extensive scale as is desirable To accomplish this
object. and facilitate arrangements for proper and
judicous commencement of operation the LIST of
January next TERMS of liberal and advantageous
character would be entered into with responsible
party Tor partner furnishing such aid as may be
needed in CASH or ~ other faapciaI arrangements,
which may be agreed upon and adopted. ra- The
investment, IN iefdterer form, would be amply
cured
ia Satisfactory reference given and required
For definite information, address ENTERPRISE"
P. o.. Richmond Va no 2S--dIm$