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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18


"TE hpDLE PLAcK BoNY. Y."-"Shon
you recklememper dat liddle plaek bOny |
pyed nit de Pedlar next weak =
"Yah vot Of him.
"Nolings, only | gifts sheated purdy
pad"
"So?"
"Yah. You see in dc vurst place he
ish plint NIT bo:e legs, unt ferry lame init
Won eye. Den ven you gifts on hun to rite
be rares up bchint unit kicks up pefore SO
vurser as chchmule. dinks | dake hun
liddle rite yesterday, uut SO sooner gifts
strattle his pack he gonsmence dat way,
shusts so like valkin peam on poatstem;
unit ven he gifts tone, | vas so mixed ny
init eferydiugs, | vints minczeif zttlns
arouut backwards, nit his dali IN mine
hants vor de bride"
"Vell, vot you going tu do init him "
'Oh, yixed him better as cham up. l
hitch him in dc cart nit his dali we're his
head ought to pc; den glfc apout to doz
en- cuts NIT hitc- COW; he starts to ,pu' SO
soon be see dc cart pefore him makes pack
ward. Burdy soon he stumbles pehin',
and sits down on his launches, unit looks
like he veel purity stamped nit himself
Den dakes him out, hitch him in de rite
way, unit he goes rite of shust so good as
auybody's pony.''-F1rter's Spirit.
For TIE School CHILDREN.-How
many of them can read it?-.Mster Editor
Will U Xcuse me if l pen U of 2
or 3 lines, . let u no Nv lst rate lux 4
hav found the gal that fills my /, K U may
Dpend she's Xtra, and more 4 all, I've
got married and keep house 2. U no
sed wood tell you all about my wife when
got l, & now I'm going2. Wal, sur,
she's Id-some for me; that is, don
desRve her, but bless my s** I've got
her. She's not Of Ur NJ T headed vim
min that K . often , found, she's not
young nor , old, she's just Nh. She's
chok full of fun, but no van 1, full o'
NRG, but not . swift, plenty OF gri'
without n V. Her lis X bright but moi
. sharp, she's moderately plump Il not
much OBCT u need not think my
my wife is Q Xtra, for no U can't hue
her in this S of the country. 1t did no
take me long to pop the l didn't edg
along by GO, like some timid thing, tu
KUN right 2 the question in less than
Says l, "Will U b me loving wife !!
She said, "Ycss sir E." Then, says sh
-"Will U B2 me o B d cns huz ?
& sez l, Ycth'm," SO We became l,
.-.---s
"a letter in the South CaroLnian, from Lor
don. IN alluding 10 Senator SoNHrH,who Is
England now, says: alt gives me real pieasnr
10 know that Mr. Daltas rtpudinfes him ufteri.
assert this of my own knowledge
Ii this be correct, it only shows tha
Mr.. Dallas is following the example of to
many Nurtherners, by exhibiting servll'
ness to the Slave Power. Mr.. Sumner
man who has the respect and love OF 'h
best men of the whole world-the litt
kno. # American Shamocrats excepted
In Paris, and in London, the greatest an
most liberal men, high in rank or high
science, rivaled each other in their respec
to Mr.. Sumner Lord Brough ham cale
upon him at his inn. Sumner can liz
without the smiles of Brooks, Butler, Da
las, or any of their kind.
AN INFIpEL REBUKED.-An infdt
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT

offers superior facilities Teachers and those wishing TO
such to acquire the necessary qualifications The
County Superintendent will frequently review classes
and lecture the practical duties Of the school room
LECTURES also deliver in CONNECTION with . subject
Of study and every exerton made TO quality Fpcans
for the Profession Arrangements being ,ll- with
Directors procore schools for those who obtain ere
Llc certificates. TERMS.
For Board Tuition Room &c Der session, $50 to co
Tuition alone, per session. S SO
Tuition alonc, in Normal Dept. per Quarter, s.
Music EStra--Boardiug in the village. 81. to 81 per
wcck.--Grt Catsosue containing further particulars
Adirrss GEO. F. MFARLAND, Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18

NubSCRiBE for the New York Ledger,
~ Bailou's Pictorial, Harper's illustrated,
or any ether Newspaper, at Publishers rates,
al p. MENUS & cos,
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FREEBURG ACADEMY
NORMAL SCHOOL,
Frcebnr.. Sn;SIcr County. Pa.

V,HE Third Semi-Annual Session Of
i this Institution will commence on Tues
day, July II, and continue IL weeks. Its
location is pleasant and healthy. Buildings
new and commodious, and Terms low: II is
the constant aim Of the Teachers 10 impari
sound instruction, and carefully develope and
direct the Mental, Moral and Physical ener
gies of the students. The course of study will
tho: oughly prepare those pursuing it for Col
lege, the study Of Profession or business
pursujtS The
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18

One little "gardcu patch" Of ours has
been very profitable this season. The suails
ate up the cucumbers-the chickens ate
up the snails-the neigbors cats ate up the
chickens, and we are pow in search Of some
thing tha. viii eat up the cats! Can any
of our agricultural friends aid us.-.ala.
Planter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18
Philade1p 1phia.
H0VER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

TDNHE following, from that eminent Physi-
clan OF Philadelphia, DIR. Brinckle. added
TO the testimony Of Professor Booth. only con-
firms what is evidenced by thousands who
have used Horer'S Dye.
s.GRARD Row. CHEsTSur STEET,l
Philadelphia, DreemLcr 22i. 1888.
"In regard to Hprer's HJir fye state uuhesita-
tingy, that it contains d.eterous ingredients and
may be used with e,tirs sgjiy and with the ima emf
dsnce and SUCCESS" W.D BRINCKLE, NJ. ID.
UoUer's Writing d, MdeitbIe Inks,
Are so well and widely known, as 10 require
no euIogy of their merits. it IS only necessary
to say. thai the steady and increasing demand,
gives the best evidence that they maintain their
character for superiority, which distinguished
them when first introduced, years GSo
Orders, addressed 10 the Mandatory, No.
lI6 RACE street above Fourth, (old No l4I)
Philadelphia. will receive promp, attention By
679yl JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
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NUBSCRlBE for Harper's Magazine,
~ the Knickerbocker, Graham's and other
Magazines, at the Publishers rates, at
=. NEVICS & cos,
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AN INFIDEL REBUKED.-An infdel,
boastiug in published letter that he had
raised two acres Of "Sunday corn" which
he intended to devote to the purchase OF
iu6del books, adds, I" All the work done
on it was done on Sunday, and it will yield
some seventy bushels to the acre SO that
I don't see that but nature or Providence
has smiled upon my Sunday work, howev.
er the priests or the Bibles may say that
work done on that day never prospers.
My corn tells another story" To this
the editor of an agricultural paper replies,
"Is the author Of this shallow nonsense
had read the Bible half as much as he has
the works Of lis opponents, he would have
known that the Ruler of the Universe does
not always square up his accounts with
mankind in the month Of October"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18

IN The House OF REPREsrNfsrIvEs.l
April 20. 1857. (
The resolution proposing amendments TO the stitu-
ton Of the Commonwealth being under consideration
On the question,
Will tie House agree to the first amendment?
The yeas and nays were taxi agrreably to the proy
sions of the Constitution and were follow, viz:
YEAs-N-ssTs. dndcyson irfhar Ruclhonsr IsiH Beck
Bh'p Bouer Arorn Cdioaa Campbell C.ase Cle1rerC Cra
ford DcL.y Eat Eyster Fusod F',st>r Gibboney tIed
Himd HIrPer Hens H.stdnd H,H Hinoos RoTaan Of
Berks ImJrie Ianes Jacobs Jenkins Johns Johna Kau
kerr Knigh Leisen,ing Longater Loren Msnea- Hi
gle Mtdimo'n N Nrdin Moo lseod Mamma Nnsseiman Nj
clLs Nicholson Nunsmdch,r Isarsn Piers trlen T,,p-
nall Purcell Ramsey If Philadelphia Ramayof Fork Ret
nisr Roed Roberts Rupp Stdp .Soau .Smeh Of CImbriu
Smith n Centre Nerenson IoiaH Vail yapromhis VIcers
Vsghiey WaAer Wesfbroak Wharton WaGs Wtthsro.c
Wright Zimmerman and Gsss (Speaksr)-1s
NArs-Mssrs. Bickus Benson IL<k HImelfoa Hancock
Hns Ho~dn Of Lebanon LebO .Srutsers T.orn Iyarner
and Winrode-l2
So the question was determined In the Affirmative
On the question,
will the House agree 10 the second amendment,
The yeas and tak~s agreeably to the proyi
fions Of the Constitution, were Al follow, viz:
fE.s--Mssrs. Anderson RItLhnyss Ball Bect Ro,rsr
CSDhoan Cmpi.H Cdyfy Ent hanm'd ros,r Glden U,ma
H"TT~T Hrs~s H,esfaSd H'le3as H,maa Of Rrks House
kssPer In6vN Inses JrRkias Johns Johnsss KanJman
knigM Lsisenring Lon1aker Loref MINOR Nano,s THra
Aoorhsad Nnssmas Nichols Nichoison N,nemoch,y FIr
sa lteTs lifrksa ispRaH Purcell Ramsry of
Rdm,ey e fork Reaae- Roberts Rupp Siaio Moan Tsau
Tdl Io9hisy ''ifsr Wss6rcok Eharton Ziamerasa md
OF: (Spsakul-s7.
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re Gentle and Kind.

Be -epiie-be hind--be courteous and obig-
ipr-be forsiving. Put Off that ausiere coun-
teaance-,hat hard. uninviting, unrelentiDg
look. Danish that rough manner, and those
sharp and hard words that you are wont to
use SO often, and which makes your neishbors,
and your friends. If you have any, afraid to
greet you. Hard words, says a writer, are
like haii-stones in summer, "braiing down aud
destroying what they would nourish were they
melted into drops" We say again, then, he
gentle, kind. pleasan,-be smiling. Hear
what the Poet says; how true it is, and how
prettily he says it.
The sun may warm the grass TO life,
The dew the dropping flower,
The eyes grow bright aud watch the light
Of Auiumn's opening hour;
But words that bre tlhe of tenderness,
AMI smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the Summer time,
Aud brighter than the dew.
II is not much the world can give.
With all lis subtle arl;
And gold aud gems are moi the things
To satisfy the heart;
But, oh If those who cluster round
The alir and the hearth,
Have gentle words, and loving smiles,
How beautiful Il Ea.lh''
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SEcRETAHr's OFFICE. |
HARRISBURG, June -, 1867.

TSpnsy'r1ni1, SS:
do certify that the above and foregoing Is true and
correct copy Of the original esolution relative
Amendment Of tn. Constitution, the same remains
on FL. in this Office.
Il In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
L. ). hand and caused to he affixed the seal of the
u Secretary Office, the day and year above written.
A.G CURTIN.
Secretary Of ns Commonwealth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18


March -. lsj.
Resolution proposing amen lments TO the Constitution
Of the Common Sealth, being under consideration,
On the question,
viii tn. Senate agree TO the first amendment,
The yeas and nays taken agrecab the provis-
ions OF the Constitution. and follow viz:
Yr,s-N,ssrs. Breucr Br0rHe Ctsy Ely Erdns Ftfsr
FbnBiLsn Frd,er Ingram JoT0n kilnger knor LduLach
Lstcis Nyer Sof,d Ssrs Siup,aH .ssle .SrdgJ HeLsh
pTkins Wright and 7dqgdrt (Sp.dkerl-2i
NAYs-Mrs. CratJ CTessrceI finu,y Greg Harris I'm
rose aud SoutheT-7.
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the second amendment,
The yeas and nays taken ayreeaby the proyis
ions If the Constitution. and were follow viz:
YE,sNesrS Breicer BTorne ttes,tcsH Ey ErnRs FsisT
TTnpey f.nniLen ingrcm Io,don Amor Lanhgth L,rcis
Myer silers SiumdR Suthsr Sesis arquJ HeLsh WLias
Wright and 7dsgart (Spedker)-23.
MAYS MssTs togty trdbj Frazer Gregg Hurts Klin-
ger Isprose and Sefsd-s.
so the question WAS determined in the affirmative
On the question,
viii the Senate agree to the third amendment,
The AMI were taken sgreeabiy to the Const
tuition, and follow, viz;
YE,s-Nsrs Bro,uer Brocne C1bb Crsss,c.H EIy Fr1ns
EsnaIsr Prd,er Ingram JoIon Ei1ing,r Knor Lqnbach
L,-is Mger S.fsld SHers Aumdn Somhsr N,,le St,au5
Usl.h wilkins and Uright-2l.
N.Ys-MeSsrS. Cogsy Gysgg Harris aud Pnrose-
So the question determined in the affirmative,
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the fourth amendment,
The yeas and nays taken agreeable the prov-
sous Of the Consttut ton, and were as follow, viz
YEAs-Nssrs Breicer BTorne Off CrsssueH E7y Erans
Flsnniien Frdzsr Ingram KIingv Amor Lonbach l. pis
Myer S,,d Siere ShuBdH S9nther Sieele ytrub U,L,h
HIkins and Ur,ght-23.
N.Ys-Asrs. CfdbJ Fina,y Jordan and Pnros.-i
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18

There shall he additional article to said constituto
to be designated as article eleven, a. follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-18

No county shall be- divided by line cutting OF ovc
tnth Of its population, fei'her to form count,
otherwise without the express assent of such county
10y vote Of the electors thereof; nor shall any new
county be established containing less than four hundred
square miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-21
BY Larus & shine.

SalGNEEsS SALE OE TEN THOU.
n SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATCHES
AN. AND JEWELk ; At AuCIiO LON comPlsaos
mence on THURSDAY morning, Ist Of January at
10 O'clock to close out the large and extensive stock
may be found splendid Gold English Hunting Wateh.
%; Gold Cylinders and Detached LEVERS English bill
yer Levers Also large and beautifuilot Of Plated
Watches Of all grades. Also, handsome lot Of Fob
Vest and Guard Chains Also splendid sssortwe emit
of Ladies' Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic Sets, to.
sether with large and extensive emit Of Gold
Pins; Ear Rings; Brsselets Cuff Pins Loohets; Pen
eils, 30.
Strangers visiting the city would do well to attend
Sales the stock will be sold out to the highest
represented or the money refunded Immediately.
~ Sale to take place every morning ct 10 e'sIook
and at O'Clock in the evening, until further notice.
amount months, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. LARUS SHINE. Aucts,
de 80 "a Main street.
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DUBLIC SALE OF 40 NEGROKA Ar
,AIICTION. UNDER DEGREE nE COIIRT

A. Special Commissioned, manned in q decree, pro-
nouncsd on the 18th day of November, 1856, by the
Corporation Court Of the City of Norfolk, viii Of
fer for sale ct public auction in front OF the Market
uary, 1851 at noon, all the SLAVES belosgius to tho
Estate of John Pettey. decd, about forfy-sine in
number consisting Of Men, Women and Children,
nc &C., and most of them very valuable.
Terms cash LEWIS D.. CRENSHAW,
ia 42-tds Special Com issiouer
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z <
FV&EIxU1E Dry 0OODs AND Gro.
= wSSs,ss ~ - eon y auetion, q my stoso,
e. 80 Ihgx.spAY MOANING aexs, Is n. so1mea.
Psyn. = ssioca hns sortmsnf 81 1ssoal had
~DhY 0ooDs-cieshs, css.s..r,..s c..s..et..
Aeneyh Acuelins, CaIioo DomaS1iss' e !. nm Ilsn.
sssS icsss !ot Rsslys1s clothias 1ooss Shoes,
oa6 81 III whl.l.y. ,,,,. s,.,.. !, 60.
ssg9s CSass, CsAAlss. Soap. Busk whess g. -' -
ADplIIONAL<-Wi1lb b addsA 50 m RAD -.
sorted; dozen gallon Jars Tailor's TAbIe. v;th
afnwI lot shslving; 10 - =
SHkRl FRS 8ALK.--Win 6o s1I1- 1--
leash, on the 10th day ofthe present month LJsn
100, ON the premises sf Robert J. 4. Smith Vbere
me Previous sale took place, one Stsam Eneins and
saw MIL to be sold ct the cost and risk Of T6omss
made on the 22d day Of December 1855 at the prics
OF four hundred dollars cash, and hsvine failed h
comply with the terms Of said sale after hayius been
notified 90 to do. =
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
enenh OF Henrico, acting for A. b. Hutsheson.
1alO---zfawtd Late Sheriff Of Henrico.
THE above advertisements, a. far as it
l. concerns me, II false. -
js l3-2tswtd tt. PEYToN
nbove advertfscmenf IL TRUE, as
snail be prepared TO prove, ct the proper time
oy several gentlemen of Henrico-every one OF
wnom sequaly a. respectable and worthy of credit
a. I: J. Peyton.
ja Y JNo. A. HUrcBEsoN.
EXTRAORDINARILY above sale il uostponed
to "WEDNESDAY. January %, when it will tab .
jail TAN
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HOUSE AND LOT ON JACKSON st :,
II FOR SALE.-Will be sold on WEDNESbAY'
the 2lst day Of January, 1857 on the premises com
mencng at O'Clock P. NJ, Lot, with small
Framed tenement thereon. on the south side of
fronting 2SA feet running back 1865 feet to an alley
TERMs-One-third cash; balancc at s and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured BY
trust deed The taxes tor 1857 to be paid BY the pur
chaser. zas25s GODDIN l. AfPERbON
ia is 4sst- a-a- A,,.t.
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By Gedain g. Appcren- -

WINES AND LIQUOaa AT AUCrION.
1857, commencing at II O'clock A. NJ 81 the late res
dence of Gen. jag B. Harvie, lot Of very superior
old Wines and LiqueS, consisting In part a. foOws
viz. f IN
boxes Arrsck; gall Jamaica Rum nSs4y
10 gallons Old Whiskey; q bottles Cordial
Ia bottles Allen Wine; GALL Whiskey q. N. Fer.
guson) -. -f=t4ss& t5 - s#s#
10 gall. Apple Brandy; gall old Apple Brandy
do. Peach do.
dsmijohns old Gin; box Port Vino
10 boxes Claret; Is gall %adeirs Wine seI
Is gall old Jamaica Rum. assorted parcel
Demj bins of Madeira and other Wines -
TEAMS: All sums Of $50 and under, cash over that
amount, mos credit for approved negotiable paper.
By request of the Admir-. of Gen J. b. Hsxv;e,
ja Is GODDlN h APPERSON. Auc,s
POSTPONEMENT.-Ino consequence Of Oh snow
and inclemency of the ather, the above sale ws
postponed to "WEDNESDAY next, 2lst inst, at tho
same hour. GODDIN & APPERSON
ia ~ .za2534 Auction GERS
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b. AIexnnder Nett.

BIZ Alexander Mott. &.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, HARDWARE,
w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &o.-Will be sold al
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing ct 0sloeh,
a large assortment of Watches, Jswelry, Hard ssre
Cutlery, Pistols Dry Goods Clothins, Hsts, Fancy
Glassware, &e.
The above goods now lending from Nev Yofk,
and viii be sold without limit or reserve. The sele
will be continued every night this week, until the
stock Ii closed. ALEX. MOTT,
o. % AuoffonAeY
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BY e. b. Cock & Co.
SPLENDID HOConHOLD II II l..

SPLENDID MVCsnHOLD FURNI.
- TURE, FRENCH MIRRORS. FINE PIANO
FORTE, SILVER TEA SERVICE. SO, &c, AT
uary 28th at 10 O'Clock all that first clan Furniture
contained in the residence of M. Hart, 80 on
Broad street, opposite City Hall consisting in part
of mparor suits In Mahogany and Hair Cloth TO
match; Marble Top Centre and aide Tables, one
frames and Marble Slabs; hch Velvet and three.ply
Carpets Oil Cloths, do; one fine toned, fall seven
Octave Piano, IN handsome carved csse, nearly new
and cost four hundred dollars sett for four win.
with handsome gilt cornicss complete ead nearly
nav; one pair handsome s.x light Glass Chandelier
beautifully erssmented with cut glass droDs; three
pairs Of splendid Vases, cost seventy ave dol
pair; handsome Gi andolss Brass Fire Irons, with
Der Furniture. conaistias Carved Mahogany, hish
post Bedstsads, one Of which cost nearly two hun
died dollars very superior spring Mattresses WsrJ.
robes Marble Top D,essing Bureaus decorated
Chamber sets, one whish q magnificent; one sx.
bu. ttls used they are beautifully ehssed aad high
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. IS
Combining Of oss completes patent Mahogany ex
tension nnn9 5ssis 70 isse ioas vssy 6ae astiesi
splendid Chino Dinner Services blue and Gold, aal
ons Tee do; Refrigerator; plated Oiah Govern ke,
DO with the sssal variety Of Kitchen pssniturs
Alse, viii bssold, one horse, four wheeled Car.
ing bsen made 70 order. Fences venting will Md
this good apparently e saeply themselves . u Y
rarely euch anopp0rtusity o6ess.s s. as s. aees
The hores wtll b opea and the yaraitsrs on sasv
Ts.s!@ ~; 80 90 och, no. s,ss = ss'e
menths; over $50, months. - 5sss Us
Sale scedasssd b = \ Coos = Co. Assss
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BANA OF VIRGINIA, /,


-----~--@ RIcRMeHD, Jan. g. lss6
THE President ard Directors q snls
i Bsak have declared dividend Of 4 q s.ds guar.
Ter per cent out Of the prohs Of the Ssak iof sae
last Sin moHshs, subject 70 the dedeeqen y one
quarter per cent. bonus to the State us.en leeves
ionr Per cent. or % 90 Per shase, Heyeeie 70 the
stseshol6ess On and aftsr the i0th inss.
Il T-d2w aAML. MAzA. Oesnier.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n w1ll Pc naeo Tor
IN duplioste csfti6cate OF y ehsses 81 stock
No al ia the NonTos building Company. stasdiae
in the name of AuEusns Anderson, deeesse1 the
eartieats hayius hesn lcss ~ mtseid. Ara oil pet
sons sre forbid trading for the 9me.
iaH-iats LEWla 0IN3E4
nI9i01OND HON AND 1TEHL
IL WORKS, FOOT OF Sra n, on JAMEe
NIyER-fhe usdsrsigned returns hi tkanhs - NJ
eiends Ana customse for their past patsooaee. cd
won!i ffully inform then "a o. Dabte Geo.
ersl1v thas - b sstll mauufnotufina 81 hee 49,
sfastly a haB1, fuil sanoresasne n6k - 6eoes
Scroii and Ho1 iron, u I'll ei1oos
ALB0-Coeeh and Dueey Hsm oeeei - tsea
0vels end Half Rounds. 81 49, s.xs5ss
Liehtaiss koAA Round I'D eQ4g4 g@
Z Cat - lenGths ard Ht1o4N t3 4q9q
Jtoa Steal. Ill 6isoss ter nollee4 -.
Tapere1 Isen, "a sissA ~ 16esLo
Al maAe ften ~ 49, lotoee44 -
Ctss' IS ! 8 ! Z ':' Q J !
jsl9 ugw Svs y 4 - a -.
z4atE-
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II Board Of Trndc of Richmond,.-
HoRAcR u. KENT, PreGt. E. B. BENTLEY, fresSr
WILLIAM b. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitration
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. GLAz EBRooK, JAMES B. DuPvy,
DAVID CuRRIE, Id CRlNsHAN
T-ks
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~whitehurst'. Gallery, No. ,

whitehurst,s Gallery, No. ~,
,nN STREET ToGRAP' AND
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to establish repa.
h..a TENDED to this Gallery. have made preps-
.on far taking Photographs in style not surpass-
ID IN any eiyin the Union Having operated , es-
Sr,ents in this country, feel that can give am
is.st,f.ciion to the most fastidious taste Having
sssd the services of an artist, design introduo-
ms Photographs. eolored in oil and wster eoiors-
n ~ will be sold at this Gallery cheap az they
.s he procured in any Northern city. Ambrotypes
,sS.p ip the finest style. from one dollar up: Call
uA ST.. ALBERT LITCH,
~. - aim. Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-21

vraQg1n1,y n7FT1T vSs~.exx..
Va sofx 81 o. :! q E. % u Inn, I'd
IootA ae 10k sAEe A. kUc csiosS LOTT e.
tnse D. of7ste4 ~ roe6sE e ~.
II ~ Hagenos aCsuses q - - - 49, - -
~1lk pspeeed - - pu1l1e - - - q
nsxt 18th isak4 som@snaine = m 1es1SsS -
,i.es shop ed 1sasiss = $3.50 ssssVsS1 s. H..
usses staeot4 efeste1 uvon lot lessed 81 Css-.S II
u = most desirable losasioa for { WorisSes =
Lixery eeobass. into whiee hnss 49, - ~
se!to9 e small cot. Ssh st sab xrrAs s75 *
Also, two nav Csrryslls o. SEQ DsseF,;s ID a
SnirJeai and husey Bodies finished and 1n6aieSsS
wnee kasnine Gears Re. Oak sal Pisa LnnSsr;
Wheelwriehts, Tools 10 = -
The terms Of sale vii b sash, sxcept fsr ths
euidinss and lease, which viii Be sold "a credf n
men as ior approved nssotiabts pspsi.or DE
ga JOHN H. PLEASANTs Truseaa
Sale conducted By BAKER I PLsAsAnrs. Aucss'
,PosTPoNEMEET.-.Ia scossssusses IL tAs il.
Gle @epcy OF the weather: the 1Ius.ss9 ale 81
Fowlers Shops, Stables. Waeons Buasies. "a /,
postponed until WEDNEaDxY mere 5ist IT, :,
same hour. BAKER & PLEAGIMTS
+ &c Auaaio.se,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-21

STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FIX.
- TURES AT AUCTION.-Will be sold 81 thu
store Of Mrs. Coshill, on Broad street. betwssn 81
and 9Th Streets on MONDAY mofniue 18th inst n
10 o'clock, all the stock Of Millinery, Tdmmines
Bonnets, Ribbons, DO, he.
ALSO, several Show Cases and Stands.
q. b. COOK Z CO.,
j. Is Auctiopssrs
WILL BE ADDED-Seversl articles Of 9Hoass.
hold Furniture
Mrs. in removing to her new stors. respectful.
y calls the attention Of the ladies TO this SALE a
every article will be sold without reserve.
ia IL Z. B. COOK 4 Co, Auets.
The above sale is postponed
until "WEDNESDAY, 7lst inst
ia2o e. B. COOK & CO., Aucts