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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

FOR THE JOURNAL.
rsevss 'spissd tsv b . peis.
Il need at tell. 'spsss req Ne it;)
Bstfffthawtt there's virts isit-
Dara'in wssld' NJ 10 niaiti
hat When zen tawk 81 dog' rssypis.
Wshsass's sessd ed tskss dslfts In;
Dsd live hem sssnp ysur ssstsD.
AsA ''sasis" tsv. Sssr iissls svsstsn.
On pspsS. irsa. sisss 81 plass.
Hen az ysvr shsAdsr sure - fAAs.
8s naAFsl asA - trsv - Tie.
wtss ysv'rs swsy 'svili feel ysvs wife.
usv1s-dsf rfLBST0N's GALLERY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
e. L.. a.

Notessis th plass. sss PER Iss sas insertion
80 cents lice three times; 30 Der ns sns week ds
esuntes longer time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

TIE NASHVILLE AND HENDERSON ROAD
The work upon this road ia still continued
and the people at both ends and along the
line, seem to be determined ito see it
Q question Of time only in regard to its CON-
pletion. Forty miles from Henderson is
nearly oil graded, and the company say it
must 60 through. : = { 20 -
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z. H. COOK g. SON,
( WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N
GROCEMIES 4 RROVISlONS,
EVANSVILLE. fNDIAEA.
WHOLESALE DHPARTMHNr.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAM.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.

nAHN STRkET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE GONNA
~ n. COOK ssPte sha.k his frisass n Evassvtns saS
Ao nsighbsrhood their fsvs freely bsssvsd uDo1
hin nes he hes bees % bssnso a1ongt then. and take
this Of 70 thsif netise HE
Ssts. sssis Ter ne arn q ,. h. Coox Sss
e a. Geek Ser. having tassa The essins Rrsaisss sal
- ~ ~ s1 ss sS = :...v - fee.
evsasvis With svy article they nay s1srs II hs ere.
eery and Provision line Z H. o. Ben vh eopooiay n
any kiad Sispss sAsis fssiiSS Ter a.
ing sssk. shso = sAsiF ssU VIII II
sFsisiss required h tls vks sspaEssaS. = Dis -
1ust snssss their ss6sufss ~ fsssss. 1870
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SixssoxvILLx shelby Co.. Ky. March -. lsss.
ae osrasa Bitter: give ssssssssies ssaI here
With >ert0cats 81 Vr wogton Dsrkloy
be farmer Of this elaatsy."
fssn yea thss have tssa aietsl Ter several yea With
=. 49, , ss.S 80
cay relief vastsss seaneaisis Hesc
lasds aevuas Bittsr vas Induced try thsD and
With pleasure shaA through their saisyiHa
esse. keopeetfuLIy. veuyS.
See advertise nsnt Ssb3-dAw
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~ god s.te's wii .vsss.y pss:.es :
sabuss; veaiy svteis espaSe aeiss
that pssussd for ssaA vtiI seanA che 81
fsnsa sssnsh Bsr bear evidence Of this fer hs bsea
4. euriss sny s.ss 81 n az ssrS Whss
these facts fsevI Why e Be appreesstsd
generally. keLIsR wmI..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

OF Mr.. Broderiek. the newly elected De.
mocratic u. 8. Senator FROM, California. VA
iomeriy resident Of New York cityAa stone.
cutter by trade, and IN politics, decidedly and
practically Of the Ryndsrs' school. Capt
Rynders ct tho head Of. his invincible Ninth
Ward Association, gaveMr. B. brilliant recsp.
ton at tho wharf, on his arrival in New Yorh
few days since, Mr.. Frederick may be now
very worthy man. and may make An excel
lent Senator, but some Of his antecedents and
present associations do not give the. highesl
promise. $3.50 !, --'- -. 49,
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Ear T. re- !. NJ s A: NJ
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The Price Of Coal as the eoDlAM MINES h
~ the Ps...... ssns per bssAsl.
Hssistss any psrs 81 shs sisy............p
JOHN wYNoND.
tssa sssrstas ssd Nsasesr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

VAR MEDICINE la scsuoss O To-day, vall
te fs.ae the sesd 81 DE- H CAV sSAuas sayertisi.g
CcaE % for that dsrcsng disease TIE Piles he
DE- year, tsssssd Etc stsasisa this
81 ssa vtsh such that he sdsrs
sdssss hss been turiss the twelve
ysas sai sesey has proved asasrrupts@ - ssassss
/ (CbieAxe pash PinAev.
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The eighth sd Last the series win - Ssv-
cred before the Lisrary Asssssss. Wednesday
Fss ash. q Crescent City Hall. ~ Rev. NJ. PARSONS.
sshssths IsAusaee 81 Litsraurs spsa National Char
setter ssd fssttstsas." Tieks. holders Win place the
srses ssder many ss'isatisss BY delivering their tickets
~ the deer this win be the lasG eight. fe1S-n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

OF The stock Of the Citizens Bank ofNew
Orleans is worth $40 share of 500 paid
This stock is worth higher price than any
other in the United States.
This bank Was originally organized on the
the plan ofs real estate bank. I6 stock VA
paid in by bonds and mortgages Oh real estate
Ion these bonds the bank procured the &C.
tive capital BY loans in Europe. As tn
stockholders paid up their bonds. it was cred.
tied on their stock. A good portion of IN,
stock has been PAID up, but it still holds. !,
large amount ofthe original mortgages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

AoexrLEx An. thoroughly seqs.iatsd viii the
V>aS dry 9ssA sad grocery tsdsss. Ass had isue sx-
rsrenss u both. fs szeeiiest saIessn
phhed Book Keeper wesd like sisaasiss which either
or all thsss eusiihesons vesA b avsiisbs has
psyers when be give the hixA q rsfszssss Appy
- the editor % tAs Journal. fe1S-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

CARPET CaAuN.-Iooo lbs asssrtsd eeisrs;
~ lmDs WI - solers. rec d tAs day and for sale y
fell PRgS fON BIOS.
p AslNs 80 hoses n. 4. received asa sss sale b.
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ziR3 HS PHILADELPHIA. 80 81
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

AssOCHAH
lMPVhTANT ANNOUNCEMENIBe
sM\0 81 pessene enteesl vita SERIAL D1ee,se. - q
SSner Ts SIEr1 s1rH's' sA'''' Of o'A"s-
Of hsnsa life es.sss ss.ssi sss Ss-
( ~ s: q. :.ss z : :.:l !.
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seas' H. receives ses ss sss ssis Xos
W.. r. JENNINGS 4 Coz
DRALERs ~
FINE CLOTHING!

Second door absvs the Asesr Hevss.... N8W YORK.
M OULD suggest the trade that they viii - prepared
W for Spring sales with their usua sxtsnsvo soek
the qualities OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
IN reference which they would suggest that the facility
VIII Which their geeds sss 3 hed every gAsnsnt bas
varied sas diasreat prsPeisns OF the
shovd then prssrssee the sise
frea THAI fsst 10 presumed hes tesa very
gsasray realized. In wosd
n dstenisaseu 10 render garments sqaal IN every
respect 10 the best custom verh. fsff-3a
- S0 Plov Hssdlss; 80 Piev Bssnss
50 set wagon Hubs; 80 sst BuQgv aubs;
IS do wagon aad buGgy Spekee;
0An STEEL Plsw Handles asssrtsd Mes. frsn b 6;
eDOV 50 Hayes est Meull =. reed aat fer sale ~
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witA ss end pleasant FOR the 81
esaususa asd lazy Ter suGIe sessnsa chained
II private isaty. In central iesssiss. Apply sAss
sass. fsti-tf
wOOpi wOOD,,-orssrs Ter Weed isfs a sAuus.
vscxEaS's will he prssptly slIsd- Sshs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-06

NEW HAMPSHIRE AFFAIRS Gov Halle was In
-ausurated on Thursday. His address was very
lengthy He says there has been the usual progress
msde In the industrial pursuits during tho past ear
and he advosates the sablishment Of beard of ed
ueation and State normal school. Asrculte ral In.
teres are considered encouraging. Tho State debt
10 somewhat Increased, but it will be extingui'hed
been attended with favorable results He opposes
any increase Of banking capital, advocates longer
period of residence for aliens and that they shall b..
able to read add write the English language before
they be admitted to vote He d.emsit Necessary TO
protest the bred Scott decision and sugg
the propriety of extending pssunisry aid to settlers
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IMpoRrANr FAILuaE ON THE PARIS BouRsE.-
The recent failure of banker in Paris, for large
amount has been mentioned. The Liverpool Times
says:
=, Another development has besn made in connection
with the speculative MANIA consisting Of the stop
page Of Charles Yhurnessen banker and share dealer
With debts varieusy stated from 300 o0of to 1000 oco
francs The chief sufferers consist of persons who
had deposited money and seeu,ites in his hands
some of the principal Polish families resident in Pa
ris havcg trusted him with extraordinary amounts.
The London Sun says:
lit is evident from this failure and 9th symptom
that the condition of the Bourss at Paris il de.
pressed, and still suffers from DEAFNESS and scarcity
Of capits, ard the excess to which speculation hes
been carried by stupendous operations of the credit
mobilier notwithstanding the elaborate and flourish
ing statements put forth by IL ueptial managers of
that institution, have involved the Pats money
kst nl sbili.ies which cannot easily be removed;
while the estab shment of similar projects In Ger
many and elsewhere hiss chiefly oeeasoned tn. gene.
raj monetary dsturbarce, lately 50 warning and still!
80 severely felt throughout Europa. The Bank of
Francs IL again buyer of gold, and contracts have
already been entered into with firms here for i'm
mediate supply of one million two hundred thou.
snl pounds
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DERCIVAI. d GRANT,
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,

OFFICE, eoDDIN's HAIL. RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public Witt
thorough Professional training and combined
Practical experience Of more than 50 years, they
hope 70 give satsfaoon to those who may favor then
with orders
In the A re b 70 ural Ltne; will fur
nish dessns for Churches, Public Bujldinss,
Iewn Houses, 1teres. vfilas, and alterations Of
old buildings and also for Ornamentai Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and su'
In the Knsineeriag Deparsmese, win attend
TO the branches connaetsd with Railroads, Sew
srase and drainage of Farm Lands with al nseessA-
suy Plsns and Estimates.
< variety Of complete sets Of Plans for Churches
their office my 22-2m !.
Tnk U n % q X 8 4 g n Is n WITH epcn Z
Ssheol MONDAY Sept %, under ths direction
months. "a
Beard, 80
Tuition In English. $50 10
Muss on plano With use Of ipstrumsnt Is
Tuition IN Lstin and Frensh, each
No asaassioa except IN eass Of prossAsssd dsk'
8 - JOHN I. CLAY,
ny is-dasln. Chesterfield, MAJ u. len.
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RUfTUHhfs IS sA .RRssHAas coHA' .
CELEB RATED TR u S.

Messrs FELDBURG & CO. hsvinf purehs.ec ~! n
patent rieb for the shove celebrated article pt
state of virginia hsys opened efics over 1ohn
Jacks Drus Store No n Main street mere sn.y
have a lot of RADICAL CURE TRUSS All sea
soma who are suffering from Rupture are invites ~
cali and examine the article. ~ 90 DONG tnsyt ~
find certain relief from of tho moot Painia sAs
dangerous diseases. III ana
Physicians Respectfully tsqeessoe w w"
examine tho above article ,a.s A.s,,
This T9USS was PATENTED Dec %, 1882,
an entirely new article and will keep oaek ana pL
si,ivav care the worst form of rapture, where
directions are followed and ct the same time Ca
worn with the utmost comfort. lt the essie" ~"
most Comfortable Truss ever introduced.
my il-im
DAssINI,E ART OF sINGING.-.t ns
ID TAYLOR has just received few copies o. 80
SIMS ART or afN1IN0. This new boos oe.s
highly recommended. Some Of the best JsasS -
an the nrst ninstsss pages Of this sew nsshoa
embodied more sound sense on the nature ana 80"
bilities Of the human voice tAsn can % ios.a "
half-a- dozen similar works BY 9sropssn mssssN
MFRS. CLAIBttRNk HAhks DALI. ~
lvl opsn School for 6irl4 ON the Sotn .. 40 "a
q her residsnce on Church Hal, eoyseI - ..sSv
Franklin sts. The usaalhraashss Of EhshsA
TeRMs.- Two dollars par mouth. 49,.
REFERRncss.--R j. Gaines Dr. =. q 49,
Henry Carrnston. Charlotte, Vtrsinisi = s q
Esq, Or, John Wsyt N c. ResA ~,
ESOR aALK--elne CvIlcSer sT TX ~, - 4.
u ana one aTAVE OREaeEh-sesh ssv - !"
ss = ; S,s;., se' terms :Rs ssss LEsswiea
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NOcICr To tax PAY Ens- esit or.
IN dained by the Council of the City of Richmond
That the Collector Of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice In at least four of the daily newspapers
the city, for fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day
June, that he will attend at his Office d.iy bstwee
the hours Of O'Clock. A. M and O'Clock, P. M ,
from the 18th to the 50th Of June, inclusive for the
purpose of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes, the whole half of the amounts of
taxes charged, deductine from the whole amount or
one half az the case may be- ten per ceptum thereon.
''The Coll, ctor shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen day prior to the 18th of December, that he
will attend his office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th to 31st of December
inclusive for the purpose of reeeieing from any per-
son who has aready paid enc half only of the CITY
taxes charged to him, the remaining half deductinR
from such halften psr cent thereon"
In pursuance of the above amended ordinance,
passed January 1lth 1885, will attend the Collec.
tors Office at the City Hail. from the 18th to the SOth
of June for the purpose of receiving taxes shove
directed. JULIUS A. HOBsON,
Collector of City OF Richmond.
Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
nance that those who do avail themselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half betw the 18Th
and Snth OF June are entitled no deduction; but
are required to pay the whole amount of their bills
as soon In the month of July the Collector car
call them. Persons desiring information or of as
cer'sning the amount o! their taxes will call at the
Office previous to the 18th of June.
js i-dtlstJy J. A H., C. C, r.
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-R. GEO. f. SMITH.
E COACH MAKER,

N2KH ~. UNU. r. STIITb
MHE COACH MAKER,
A-~ Corner BROAD AND 9Th SITS,
(TiChenor's old stand,) keeps constantly on hand
and es to order. all kinds of CARRIAGES,
ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SULKTES. SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition in his
show room an unusually large assortment, which he
10 Opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms. En-
terial. he 10 enabled to warrant all his work.
~ Coach Smithing and jobbing Of all kinds exc
outed promptly a. usual, and upon reasonable terms
Qx1t
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-
pasrrr MORGAN, TIVE RIrLrMAs.. 1rs.. q.
10 Wing Appears In letter OF Virginia c'rrcspenr
dent 81 che Nss York Journal Of Commerce:
TAs name Of Daniel Morgan. the eeaeoIs.eo
&C mmAnder to the Virginia Ridemen 10 nouso
hold word Ia Virginia His remsirs rsPoss -
Winchester. A Jsfssyman BY birth. ne ssny smr
grated to the Virginia wilds, and var wssonss
Ia TIE French war. Tall, muscular, and inufeo
TO al hArdships, be was fond Of adventure. ismeo
for intense daring and hairbreadth escapes ne
had been grossly iosulted by one Britain omeei
and severely punished oy ano.ns., IN ". .ra rsrs
his vow Attire opening Of the revolution ne
r.,.sd battalion of rihemen, and drilled them 70
nerfectiou They spurned the bsyonee, and relied
IN The deadly aim of the rife. He used to say
al Attte battle Of Saratoga, seeing the day was
roia against the Americana by reason OF the ex
tr.ordinary skiu aud energy of Gen Fraser, with
h,s Scotch division, he resolved to resort to the
ony measure Conceivable to arrest the tide of bat
lie that threatened to overwhelrN them. Summon
Ing to his presence the best marksman In his com.
mand, whose aim was never known to fall, he said
70 him: Murphy, do you see that officer on the
IRON grey horset' Yes, sir "was the reply OF the
solder. Morgan rejoinei with an almost fassr-
ing voice, "Thea do your duty"
Murphy ascended q tree, cut away the interiso1 .,
branches with his Ratchet, Qhis was part Oh tnen
variegated armour,) rested his rife In SURE
watched bis opportunity, and IS soon 80 10.
Fraser had, 10 his animated noveinens' so ~
within .practics! range. Murphy hred, ana NC
sslIent Eraser fell MORALLY wounded oeias Sno'
ia the centre Of bis body. That fai aee,ueu 'ne
day. The enemy s5on gsve way, ana Ssrs"ss
bscsme immortal. But Morsap' sue rousn .o'u..,'
st the deed, and always said /. troubled him, be
looked so much nabs .e ocea though saen,
o. ..., of;cer was, he had placed himself there to
he sho, At. and was engaged In shooting others
I.-.s In a similar way that Nelson fell on the
da.k If the Victory.
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tO-PAhTNEh-HiP NorIC k..TI.
- sunscIoers have th.' day: formed so-psrta., !.
for the purpose Of conducting ths whoIss.s a.
tail Clothio busnsssat No. 100 Main strsst 49,
made extensive arrangements to manufsstur. na,,h
we f,tter ourselves to be enabled 10 tn,, -.
second to no estsbishment Nor,h or South in noi,,
price style and quality. and pledge our,.ly.s ~ 40.
on 81 reasonable terms as any house In this srI.t
al 4. MOREIR
June ist Io57- r ELI,IH
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Mr.. Benjamin Lynch. of Bladensburg, Md. was
severely wounded last Saturday by the accidental
discharge of a puu.
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o-R. CARRIAGES, CAKhlAGks.-
EIMS The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
oz-Mekins Establishment on Lombard Al
ley. between Main and Cary (lSth and 14th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHEs, BUGGIEs with and without
tops, and sULKIES, all of his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold az low good work Of the kind be In the
city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask call from
those In want OF any article In the Carriage line
em determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible and ell work sold, that IL new
warranted.
:" MICAIAH MANauN
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET The receipts of
cattle during the past week amounted to only
/ 7s3 head--a decrease of .237 as compared with
the week previous. The short supply caused an
advance in prices of lie ltc per pound, the rates
ranging from 10c to lac according to quality
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-06

PENSYLvANIA POLITICS -The Pennsylvania
American State Council Tuesday nominated Isaac
Hazlehurss, of Philadelphia, for Governor; Jacob
Broom of Philadelphia, and Jasper E Brady, OF
Allegheny, for Supreme Court Judges; and MI
Linderman, of Berks for Canal Commissioner.
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BITTEN By A MAD DOG "A Mr. Summers, OF
r,sdell county, No, was bitten by mad dog one
dsy last week. He passed through Petersburg =
few days ago, on his way to Richmond to try the
ytrues of mad stone hich ia said to possess the
power of extracting poisoni from the wounds in-
Hicted by rabid dogs.
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: ssT ar Ira HR1s-.Is4Nanane n The
i rSLs.ss.a foss o1Iss On sEs 81 a. q Jsssy
D. rsrsoss salin. z Sss L:ssss h Ms Lst vim
go oihss hour on sasSAss, hsrssAsf. fson STOP
~ "A nom to5 +. u. l.t n geaa -
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HENRY EXALL. ARCHITECT,
II RICHMON Vs.

u II
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HorrL.)
A'''ss? 0SLorros, CIVIL Engineer.
OSWALD HEINRICH, Mining Engineer aud
Geologist,
IL prepared to furnish Designs with Plans and fall
Working drawings for Buildings Of every desoripton
including Nills misunderstanding Establishments, and
Machinery of ail kindss with speeihcstisn EST:
mates and Contracts complete, and to supenatend
tbs construction of the same.
improving STRINGS PROPERTIES and other
WATERING PLACES, as well e Public or Private
Grounds
Hs is also prepared to survey and locate all kinds
of Roads and Canals and to survey Mines snd Lands.
Having had over twenty years experience In bis
business and with the best eorrs OF Assistants eyer
In Office la thi, State, he feels confident tnst ne
their work to hic care And while returning thanks
to those who have heretofore bestowed 80 liberal 4
patronage upon him, he respectfully soliein con-
tinuan of the same from them and she public gene
Re respectfully refers to
VIM. II Mcfarland,
VIM II. HaxslL
Jas II. Gardner, Richmond.
Bacon Baskerville
Lewis Webb Il Son,
M Nswi' ! p s h,t.s:j Amsli..
" Mml N s,s Mss0n' sooshl'nd,
VIM. 8. Fontains, King William.
DR. Price, Hanover.
w. T. sutherlin, Danvile.
Geo Eollins, Petersburg.
Jno R Mcdaniel, Byrchbure
Thos J. BOYD. Wytheville.
Geo @ Curle, Lynchburs.
Andrew Beirne Union.
Projectors of the Sweet Spring.
Montsomsi White Sulphur
Roeibrdss Alum spriasa
Jas D. Davidson, Lexingtoa.
Col. c. Crozet, State Ensinesr. my
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MIcAJAH MANGUM.
%samu. OPENING OF FASHION, IvRs1
e&E2B&H ABLE SUMMER MILLINERY ~@
MRS. DEMELMAN on Main street Y1SA

- UetWeoh i1tn dnd 18TH 1treets INFORM.
the ladies of Richmond and vicinity that she has re-
csived her SUMMER STYLES ofNespolitsn Crspe
Lace and other kinds Of BONNETs, which she will
sell cheaper thaa any other establishment In this
city, hoping thereby to accommodate and please all
who feel disposed to favor her with their CUSTOM
and Bonnets made to order Gents, BoyS and In.
fants' Hats, of every quality, sold at New Yorh
prices Country Millinery sold at wholesale and 70
tail an JA-60mt
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return my sincere HANKS TO my friends ana Ems.
toners for the iibsrsl patronage bestowed unon ~.
Ior the last u years, and solicit continuance Of tbs
same for the new firm. VI 'ns
jsl-6t r. Moppts