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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

DkE having been thoroughly oYrthauc and
pce order have resumed their places in the
The JAMESTOWN, Captain PARISH leaves Richlnond
every Tuesday clock New York
Point after the arrival Of the Cars
burg and Petersburg. touching only nj Norfolk
The ROANOKE Captain SKINNER, leaves CITY Point
Saturday morning the arrival Peters
burg foi New York touching Mt Norfolk.
Passengers by the South Side Road, leaving Lynchbnrg
Tuesday and Friday mornings will with the steamers
City Point,
Passage aud Fare from Iync,bnrg New York by either
Ship SlI, Storage Passage only -.
For further information apply
LEE JOHNSON & co.
mar 1-d&eis Agents New York y Va steamship GO.
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lnGAH uANIFACTORN.-
~ JOHN H. X OMrR

lNutCfsSON 10 Vt IAN0HOHNF a SONs0
MA1N SrRFFI. IYNCHBURG VA
In this establishment will AWAY. be found on stock a com
leie assortment at Cigars all kinds made i'm
parted Tpbareos carefully selected aud with
view 10 please the a4tdous maintain
the Brands If this establishment reputation equal those
oi any mandatory in tho
To enable the manufacturer offer n cCuulutp
assortment he also keeps constantly
Havana aud German Cigars which viii be a small al.
The attention Of dealers Of city State special
~ solicited the Stock brands the
manufacturer and have for been sold large
Northern cities where they have entered
ieon Win brands of all Kinds OF imported and
Orders from any part OF the Union Will be promptly met,
ana entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
dee lN
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u MS 4 BRO pYER, Richmond Va. beg to inform the
citizens of Iynchhnrg that they prepared to execute
every description u SILK Cotton Wooleu dyeng Clean
well be done in New York elsewhere We have
machinery and the very best OF workmcn aud
satisfaction patrons Merno silk and De Lain
dresses dyed fashionable colors suit the of the
Shawls OF every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shawls dyed scarlet other colurs equal
ed Nevc dyed equal Six dresses cleaned and Grease
wine removed We intend To do work equal to
establishment III the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the czcnso Iynchburg and vicinity Gen
tlcmens Garments dy od and cleaned look equal
DENNIS X BRO,
Successors TO w Hines Franklin st. opposite Metropolis
all. Richmond. 4.dts
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il,MICE \ MEEhA mErwEEN -.

TWICE \ WEEK. RE ZEN
4 BALTIMoREANn RICHMOND, by steam "a Els
rrs BEINlDERE and rOCAUoNTAS The ~o0s1asAsss
STEAMER BEINlDEhE leaves Baltimore every g AT,,p
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves IN NJ
MOND every II ESpAN AFTERNOON for Baliilnorn "
rho roc AIIONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every Nvrn
NESD Az AFTERNOON Tor Richmond. Returning los yrs
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for / al
iimurc.
shippers Baltimore by these Boats must bayc ,bci
goods here every Monday and Friday o each week
g-y LtpLAM & WATSON. Richmond Va
NOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Ions.
4 -ianu l.iuc.-f.rst Packet to sail with dis. -.
patch. The superior, saiiaE, double deckcd
and copper fastened schooner, "ElLEN, Captain A->
JAMES STEWART, loading and will sail above For
balance freight apply to
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
Richmond
SShippers by this Vessel win their 10 mort
ofdesnaon half freight cheaper than by any
other less Insurance effected on
the best b. 4 VI c
?2ts
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Once south side AZ. Bs. Goat
PETERSBURG, May II, 1871
81 w " q Ek ~ IA Il HDs f

These vessels the first class built expressly
trade and have superior accommodations for
Th,y commanded 10y experienced Captains viii quail
fed r the trade, and who Will spare eNorton
npdate.
They Will be towcd mp and down the river by Stoam
be relied to sail prumI lily advertised Merchants
guing North ordering goods Boston find l.,
their ship by this line, it is the only gur tine
and freight Will always be taken low by
sells and every effort vii! be made by the IN Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction
Worspeetialy ASK and nope % snee obtaining full
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock Ros
RuNcs Wharf
DAVID WIN CTRf;IE, RjchmonS -
ALLEN y WELTUI, Boston, agents
ne
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.

We present our readers with the following beauti-
full and touching lines by the late Joseph Brennan TO
his wife. They fair specimen of bis poetieal
writing and glad to learn that these viii be-
Published:
from the New Orleans Delta.
TO M WIFE.
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S.,>rowD,- IuConICE.--,isI, ieo.iec
30 Baskets Sweet Oh, Tor sale by
io ats NOWIIN & ALEXANDER

n rom 'Hh To leh ln Gates y Atatons Annals OF Con
from their Register Debates and from the official
ported Debates, by Johu { vc by thos H. benton Two
vols now ready The above work viii be furnished 81
per vol on spluieaton
LENl.ihs Fashions also received a. above, for May
IA t. & MORSE
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yrEW GOODS, NEW GOOO-.-s-kENE AZ
y IKAtIID&4-&. GlGGENliElAEk respectfully
the ots customers aud the public generally 10
srrc aud well stlseted stock 81 Aer Hg and summer,
>tapts sud Fanny flrg G9gds.
eaag attention buyers Nh 10 state that being
istou OF increasing bunoss laee extended and great
u improved shaking OF Tie largest and mest
houses The Having us enlarged my house,
Ihs have been much lnoe extensive than
usual oyo single tie and tastes oi The
epIlc Those In uods cordially Invited To exam
bsfofc purchasing elsewhere and assured
they wt had assortment goed ami prices As low
q In any establishment In the old Dominion
NATHL GIGGESHEiMER.
Opposite Tanner Asho saad neAt dur to j. Nj Nebbs.
L5uyhburg, Va lap dia
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
S,pn,NG AND .UmnER GOODS.

l,PK0N1: And 81 " VI u u 0sVOUS
- Fancy silks and silk Robes,
Plain Black silks, all qualities,
BnrAgc. Organ1ie aud Jacunrt Robes
Thread Houston Lace Muslin aud Lawn Sets every va
riety,
ombre striped, solid and fancy Mauslin do LANES.
parasps Umbrellas, Corots. whaeben", steel ana feeu
SKIRTS.
Organ lie French and other Lawns atnl assortment
varying In price from l2i 70 - eents -. -
For sale by JAS a siioLth W
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r h'ct ha'S No. I, AylINsAE
~ PHOSPHATE or LIME.-Inc attention OF Farmers
ana finltlss respectfully called TO the
I"lnd Tor iacii approaching Spring planting.
ne Adnhiatinf btbS nd
me! may away depend upon beng
ia ANb <ttII' suBer.nt,ad,
i" tSoh lls entire process
$500 =
lhIs article has now been before community tor the ne
flod 81 n.y. y"ais dilug which time
ev "i"be' 4" the NEST repued Chemists places
mas "'eH It'd ~ Nauuus nearly every Sta
III Tine mon with almost Perhaps on, of
' ''S lh 81 AS N.iuo Is the greatly demand
unltecdenle III tnc history Arnci F.rtiltrs anu mol
mach at 'aadst tom The ammonia 80 toatt .
agent oHy dlssl"tns Itself progressively. hen neort o.
mated with soluble phosphate, fitted oud for afs OF
"i u'stIl ahd b! them readiy up viii
""lu f"s as active Ia inducing early maturity Guano
anu much aole durdUic %
atilc.
rs there are large number of
tor the Faae 81 winch would be Responsible 1
ann aY request al purcnasin, Obtain the
IlNE Al II II which
TED agents, Il whom acknowledged ctaily
ana 10 tht mold myself ,spoHh!bc
~! H"ief f""sI it' AuTHekaBes Distinctly b and
cd C"'shintia aud dealers br rnaiCd
meats ton Tie. sGIy on rs uihe NY agelt-ts
with sell.
Mi.Soko IL {. HARDY q CO, arc my acrrcdi,,d an
oie Agents Tor ihe Gil! Of lttclsUuIe.
c. b. DEBuRu.
dYFh"trG. Cas@Sa'd sad Proprietor, U4iiamS6ara l. l.
o. =
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


IhA' ELLEk0 UIKEUTURY, &c,
~ = sss,.-.-y;.s. ~ 7.-.,.;.s.
tsc"'i sapt.. Once Va ~ q u IL
LrseHHJHa July ], it57 )
and after honay the 9Th inst the Mail aud Passenger
~ TRAM between nchiurg aud BRISTOL run daily
except Sundays. follows: -
Lea ~ Lynohbarg at A NJ arrive at Bristol AS 4 ~
Bristol ~ NJ g" Lynchburg : T. NJ.
". Z. sMI III, GenI supt
Papers Advertising for this company Nil withdraw aiyei.
tis"mrnt Of .eh As. and insert the above
July is
UNION sGEA usIlBP COMPANY
ssGssIn FOR fiILADELPHA AND BOSTON Twice
Steamers City Of Richmond Cant MITCHELL
Pennsylvania,
Norfolk
Composing this Lane, viii leav. Philadelphia Wednes
day AMI saturday and tiiy Point every Monday
dsy alternately
fHltcHf TAKEN for philadelphia and Boston via Phadcl
phia, through by steam, moderate rates.
Passage aud Fare 10 Philadelphia s. 90
WM. Z. PORTER, GG'r,
ap l1-lts ~ Boilingbrook street Petersburg
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mat have been DOING business On Tins tuy) nearly cgh.
Yr1rs Dining this time have made effort petonee
whatever To offer my Stock at Goods Cost. Suffice
say now on,r the whole my Stock Of Fancy and Staple
H1ods strictly At eosf ron CASH commencing Monday,
Jth Inst continuing until the whole this valuable
ineu' shall DC sold cut GA the above mentioned terms
ALAN
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rsGIODEAN~! The under
fh signed soo Tor Va ana the south Carharts
Ar,dham a Co celebrated MEI.DDEANS has very line
assortment hand both Tor Church aud Parluat factory
prices for cash Call soon see aud Judge for yourself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

4 MISSION ANDiORN AKDlNti MiLt ~, - "a. -
DEALlRS IN 1t AND AND AtiLJttI.i. ''>.'
MhN ftfhtSbI h" NA-iroas, ooAslgnt Ca .ni IL
w tn' is"laI llthi"i OF the partners
Ia john oteyi I,f. James .,,r
kueker, Lsf chhugi hoi,s aise. hon I. Aunt" ,se
is t. ~ " IT. ,. % ~ h's fe.ls1Glg, Marwck ~.
' ~ w. "u ioMAS BkAN,.I
Jas. Il, DkAACI
4 nm,
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~ IuasR n sGES Ems, gmno. ter, ,,,.,
NJ ~ Dealers IN Chs, EarthenHare UlaSs / NJ
Ulu iia'ses W aiorS Plated and britannia ~ NM
- isaurs, Reiigeraturs, Water Cool, rs a.. - LII
lures Castors, Fan,A floods, dc ~ ~
a., t -. - "'i" No..s' SYCAMORE >fnIIr
W." ''''i.Ns fAftbshtE la, lIh.iNia
We are now receiving from Europe per shin.
''Saranak. stephen Grow X II M s'Atef
a,,, al - t,i - ''t'h""te, a'" n".I ~
en- ana Eastern att''irs.p "A .t'
Glaasts tastots camps Fancy t.ood, AZ utt =, a"'ts
a'u desirable, ait W hN.t Merchants liutti ~ -
others WHO wish 10 pare nds .uo,is oi i, - AMI
STOCK ald pf"es ieiofc purchasing. tt,,k ~ ~ 1f
th,i, y III 1t 10
We eai, attention TO our stock Of Isainor, 81, H. y
NJ, - i.-'5s
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N-OWIlN n ALEXANDER.
u Main street,
IYScnBrRG. Va.
OFFER FOR S4LE 4 LANCE 4NB TaRIhD STOch OF
sIGARS-Now Orleans, Cuta AMI Coffee Sugars, Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do
CDFFEES-MeH Crop Rio. Od Government Java ana la
guyra Coffee.
SAlT-As tttn Facto --h cd IN clean Sacks
pLASTEIi-M Mountain Piastet-atonnd aud In Lump,
Hammered. Rolled frar, Tyre IRON Nan
X IDS hand oval Horse shoe aud every Kind
ct Iron.
sTEEI.-Blisiered ast and Shear Seel-all sizes
FLOW fIDS--Ne keep supply always on hand
LEATHER sole. ppor Rnd liafneta leather
BALE CDrTDN-.Ati numbers aud sizes RON southern
GrANO-So Peruvian "a quantities. purchasers
1EAS-ImPora Green Iras aud BLACK Tea an qna'iios
MOLASSES-New Orleans ana Museoshda MoaSs"s
LIQUORS-fIne old whisky Apple BRANDY, Rum French
brandy, aud huo Liquors ot ali kinds
Cloths iarn tntto Batting Blankets lnonS. Ae
fquurics and sweet OH Tor iohactn Mahuiash
fuI to ali OF the attention ef PNntefs and
Country Merchants. old established stand. On hata
Ssrea, LyHoAbsrs
sell Commission. bacon Lard Butter Country Lin
rns Totac 90 Wheat and Produce generally aud solicit
roHsisimruis lh' "a "N'ia
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fgtEAs-5Oo Package ssunpowder and Black
n portion The husi grade Imported Tor sale
by ina 10 t. EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 CO.
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n
= rates adanahtiue Candles, Is % aud 6 Ialuw
os brown ana Fancy Soaps a. and Fine Salt Green and
black eas, Clover and Herds
Jan Its IL. {. HARDY co, Petersburg
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q .tS"st >ha'k.-i 900 bu-t.rkn Lisbon -uiy
u 4 Luse VIII s,i at about IL, 81.
AS'vt ana cheap article Tor stut aMd farming purposes
Iulv .--ls FEEHLEN ~ "
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
Il portion the dusst grade Imported for sale
6y Ina 10 Isl EDMOND. DAVENPORT CO
HOuuON wasssKs 100 Bnrsci- Com,ne
u 4 hisky u stor, and i0r sale by
ma ais EDMOND DAVENPORT co
GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
KEEN. BALDWIN a CO.,
lOl MAIN STRhET PIcHaoNp Va.
RE receipt the largest end best selected stock
N ut SprfaP C1otktag and Genenens Furnishing Goods
The will DC found
embrace grade goods be found Ina this
country themselves in the very best manner aud
respects. Having ot their concern con-
sany the New market they are enabled at all TINES
10 how test md best styles of the
story their House prepared with
extensive the Wholesale Trade where Merchants
viii find good of Spring ciohing at satisfactory
prices.
wing longer experience and being largely engaged
Clothing than any other House
In the state they prepared 10 offer the creates: ndnee
. purchasers KEEN, BALDWIN a GO.
mar a tsy
LNDuOND, DAvENPO1T n CO., Have for
IL SAFE In stole iieadof the De elk
200 Bag Rio cohe. II, per BARK Clara Haxall
$50 Prime Java Coffee
800 Casks niphefts Porter Pins and Quarts,
1000 Surks Liverpool line salt
1000 lags Nj Peruvian Guano. CIV very best,
DE I5urg's Phosphate Lime
81 Packages chcr Tea ii finest Imported,
- Han Pipes LONDON Dock Dark Brandy,
t.udldri Pale
100 Baskets Renaud and Francois Heidsick Cham. agne
Wine,
80 Tieroes Muir's jug Ale the best Ale imported
80 ilhds. ptfmr shoulders O couslg nIncni,
Bourbon ami other Kinds al old " Risky,
Madeira aud Nhrry Mines.
S0iar, Sperm and LII seed OIL the two former direct
frBn M. Etrtf In is
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drtsiglcd viii give uil Nauo Old lRnus III exchange
fr Sew M will oer greater Inducements pur.
ehascrs OF Planes than myself have been engaged the
business for than onty years aud that
ever sold bad one. l. 4 NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
az 29ts Petersburg Va.
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EOuuON wsgssKs 100 barrels Com An . -
u ahsky, In store and iur sale BY - =
a., +, EDMOND DAVENPORT & CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
NICARAGUA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 70
Nicaragua has formed regular government by
the election of President. We shalt be advised Of
the fact by the next packet from Aspinwal and al
that the first act of the new Executive VIII be to
appoir special minister to the United States su-
preceding MF. Yrissari. Whether such step is to
obstruct the final ratifcatonof the treaty just made
with Mr. Yrissari is not to be imagined. Mean
while the Costa Riean Ministers, Escalante and
Molina who we're received by the President yester-
day. come charged with an overture for opening the
Ncaragusn transit route, and making 1t free TO the
whole world underline guaranty ofthe United States.
They we're too late with the project, the United
States Government having already made an arrange
ment respecting the transit and the ports on either
side Of the Isthmus, by treaty with Mr. irlssari.-
The two projects conflict with each other, and Costa
Rica through her representatives here Will protest
against the late arrangement.
Mr.. Yrissari offered TO enter into the same treaty
with the English and French Minister'S which he
had made with this government, butIhey declined II
for the present for want of power. But, STILL it was
understood that they assented to the terms Of the
treaty.
Sir W. Gore Ouseley will have his family here and
proceed To Central America, in execution Of his
mission, and will then return to Washington with
view to complete such arrangements in regard TO
Centeral American affairs, including the Bay Islands
question as will remove all difficulties with the U.
States.
At the same time, special minister is sent from
France to Central America, aud what his particular
mission may be, except watch the course OF Eng
land is not seen But it may be said that the sub
iect of Isthmus communication Is one OF general IN
terest and that Louis Napolaon had, at one ume
bestowed much consideration the subject, and
had offered to aid in the opening OF q snip canal
across the Isthmus of Darien. minister Is also to
be appointed very soon by this government to Near
agua: another TO Guatemala, and third, perhaps,
10 Costa Rca Thus, it will be seen that the Center
al American States offer now great point OF Euro
pean and American diplomacy, and it Is hoped, and
NAV be believed that the various governments con-
cerned, will be able to harmonic the conflicting
views and Interests of the petty States of Centeral
America secure to them the enjoyment of tranquil
tv and undisturbed pursuits of industry. These
States have beer elevated int some importance with
in the last seven eight years, by the increasing
value of their position, the common path of ma
tions between the Atlantic and the Pacific; and as
they learn to appreciate more highly their local ad-
vantages they will naturally seek to assume more
dignifed attitude, externally and internally, than
~ hove baratofOre held
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.

A Washington letter-writer to the Boston Post
says:
Washington aristoeraey is the most incongruous
in the world. Neither family, as in Philadelphia,
nor wealth, as in New York, nor brains, as in Bos-
ton. is made the test of social position. And yet
neither of these is entirely ignored here. And as
they are seldom, if combined in the same per-
SON. aud as political station has to be recognized,
the result is that grand party here is hotch-potch
"These judicious reflections are the result Of my
presence at Lord Napiers sOree musicale, given to
Sir William Gore 0usley, last Friday. Tommy
dearly loves lord said Byron of his brother poet.
And Tommy was not the only tuft hunter. do not
blame the disposition altogether, for am little
given to it, l confess and have large faith in
bloOded animals, biped or quadruped. The dlplo-
matte body the attraction. Napier is one OF the
most unobrusive unpretentious hosts in the world.
Ousley is bluff, hearty and portly, every inch an
Engshman. own that 1 thought of Madame b.
disco, ass-something else-of Georgetown, and felt
angry at the autocrat for not continuing to send US
unmarried minister's The Frezzolini troupe did the
music which was followed by supper. There were
intervals for conversation, some of which was rare
and entertaining A tOmboyish young lady from
the rural districts who split her gloves in dozen
places applauding Vieuxtemps, confdingly asked
me if thought it quite "genteel" not TO have dan
cling. A young gentleman, who was really fine
looking person, apelogissd for an incsutiOus expee
toratiOn and for his of the weed" by inform
ing me that he was Virginisn, to which could
conscentiously reply that too was double +.
middle aged man. older in years than in heart, for
got himself in a regular parquette stamp and cry of
"ongkoar." These were only out-Ofthe-way incl
dents, not on the programme, and not generally
noted The affair was brilliant and successful; and
the Burgundy was choice. "God save the Queen"
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Tennessee have decided that bank notes are proper
ty, and as such are subject to levy. Now want to
ask the gentleman from Madison, whether We have
the power 10 prohibit men from haying bank notes
Mr. BULLOCK. Mr. Speaker; have no doubt about
the tight of the Legislature prohibit the sale 81
any description Of property. Our power is ample
Mr. THOMPSON would be in favor Of suPprsssing
these runs. But he alleged mis- preference to the
free banks and be was unwilling to distinguish
against them in this practice. He believed them
equally honest with the other banks. BE moved to
strike out the restriction to the free banks and make
it extend to other banks.
Mr. BULLOCK. The amendment did not restrict
them from receiving the notes Of other banks at
their counters, but 10 prevent them from paying
them out-radinz with them.
Mr. THOMPSON was aware Of thai, but still plead
in opposition the attempted discrimination against
the free banks. Other banks had over issued The
free banks had not.
The House then took recess till two o'clock,
P. NJ
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HOUSE-BUILDERS,
EVERYBODY,

Who are in need Of Knobs Locks and Lacher Of any kind
whatever Butt Hinges and Screws Bolts of all kinds Win
dow Fsslners Sash springs, Nails Pat Brads in short
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SaELBY TaON-WORKs
ca R-WHEEL AANUFA Glory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

NEHITCOMB, LEIGO & co, Founders and Maehin'
w ss, repecIfuuy give nOtihe that their extensive
Foundry, MachineshOp, and Forges. now completed
and in successful operations and thst they prepared TO
all orders for heavy and light castings including
CAR-wHBELs OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this depaItm thorough knowledge and long expeT
fence enable challenge competition.
Also, CASr-IRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most impToV
IateIns plain huted and Ornamental Columns; Water
Pipes sizes ketorts Gas Works, and her estab
lishmeRts where required steam Engines, SawMs Flour
Mills &C. made promptly order and the best material
Parueular attention given to repairing machinery at low
prices and on liberal terms.
0urSHITHWORK5 will be of the most extension char
HcteT w-Ml Work, Srrups Dogs Pitman Irons, saw
Cranks, Bolts, and kinds Of Millions, made on the
shOI ties nOlice
As practical mechanics wishing TO establish per-
manent business will be TO pay particular atten-
all orders for repairing old mashnery All
require trial, and confident Of being patron
lied.
N.B-we have hand at present large of
WHITCoMB, LBIGo d co.
nae
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SENATE.



Mr. BRATCHER offered the following resolution,
which was adopted under a suspension Of the rules:
That the COMMITTEE on Printing be charged with the
duty Of examining and designating for the Public
Printer and Treasurer, such acts as are public in
their nature.
Mr. ROACH introduced bill to amend the char
ter Of the Nashville and North Western Railroad,
oy giving SAID Company the further time of two
years TO procure the amount of stock authorized by
lnelr charter, and two years further time to com.
Plete section of thirty miles from either terminus.
Passed the first reading.
me special order being the consideration of the
TSsoIuoh on Federal Politics, was postponed until
The Senate then resolved itself into Committee
OF the whole on the subject of Banking, and having
been IN session some time during which Mr. Whit
thorne addressed the Committee, thew arose. re-
p. N Granted.
Senate took a recess until two or.1o.,
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UNCURRENT MONEY,

LELLYETT, EWING & CO., will receive any of
the Free Bank money and also Lawrenesburg shebyye
and ocOse money par for the following articles lat their
regular selling price, lviz:
IS casks Pine COgnae and La Roehella Brandy;
so bbs. Old Bourbon Whisky;
100 boxes extra Family Soap;
$50 Prescot's No. do;
go /" various brands Tobacco, including any Of
LangbOrn & Armisiead's Gold Leaf (nov2I-Im)
And various other articles which they wish