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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

THE NATIONAL CHESS CoNGREss in New York con-
tinues to excite great interest. A grand consulta
ton match will shortly come off between the North
ern amp Southern players. The following gentle
men Will represent each section, and the affair will
cause much interest and excitement, the various
champions are picked men.
is0rth.--Colonel Mead New York; IT, p Mont
gomery, Esq, Philadelphia; Louis Paulsen, Esq.
Iowa.
S''M-iIon A. b. Meek, Alabama; Paul Nor
ply, Esq, New Orleans; Dr. Raphael, Kentucky.
Before the Congress adjourns, Mr. Paulsen will
play hye games blindfold simultaneously. There
seems to be no limit to this gentleman's powers of
memory and Imagination.
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A Coon 1pEA-It is proposed to incor

porate in the ordinances now undergoing revision,
provso, making it obligatory on owners where it
is necessary for wheels to cross the pavement to
put instead of round cebble stones which are very
uneven and bad to walk upon, blocks of granite
which become smoother by wear and tear. 1t may
cost little more at first but in the end the gran
ite would be found the cheapest. 1t is certainly
more ornamental and at least useful rs the cob
be stones introduced into brick psvements at
crossings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

PETRrFyING WATEEs.-The Hamilton Spectator
states that within few miles of that city, near
Lancaster, is Il cascade, falling down ledge OF
rocks ono hundred feet the waters of which have
petfiiyinS power, which is exhibited in the con-
version of mosses and ferns. growing upon and
near the rocks. Wherever the influence of the
waters reaches the it's tips get green Is found
turned to rock and the ferns. dropping their leaves
upon the rocks, and wet with the spray, arc con-
reTted to stone Not far from this spot are sulphur
springs of peculiar excellence
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4 Mrnnrnrp ArrrNns rup Euxrn.1 np rr,n rrs-.,

MURDERER ATTENDS TIE FusSRAL OF HIS VICTIM
The kinderhook Rough Notes, alud.g to the
funeral of the late Mrs. Tanner. who was mur-
dered by her husband in that village, last Monday
says that the murderer was present among the
mourners, and that the only time he eyinced any
feeling, was just before the funeral, when grand
child went up to him sobbing as if her heart
would break and kissed him. This seemed to toucb
his heart, and he gave vent to a flow of tears At
the grave the same child approached and asked
him If he was not sorry. He replied that he was,
but it was now too late. This is the only instance
on record where the murderer attended the funeral
of his victim as one of the mourners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

FINANCES or MIss0URI.--It appears by statistics
published in the st. Louis Republican that the
whole amount Of State bonds issued 10 this date for
railroad purposes is Sl5 Goo The State revenue
for the year ending the LIST instant amounts TO
500 ,2Jz i3, in addition 10 special funds amounting
TO $!i6,s52 9l-tOtal {I52, ,ll5 A-which will leave
about $i52 ls TO be applied to the payment of in
teIest ON state bonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

Dis1EfssIsG.-Mr. George southaii, of Whining
ton, \, e, on Wednesday night last prepared a
smai vial OF a chemical composition, of which
nitric acid Was the principal Ingredient and while
converting with friend this vial exploded, scat-
teriBg the corrosive fluid into the face of Mr. s.,
portion entering one Of his eyes, instantly de
priffBg il Of SIGHT.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET
~ Staunton, Virginia,
L1ALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

WM. IRA SMITH, DEALER IN FASHIONABLE
CLOTlIlNG.-Having greatly enlarged and improv-
ed my store tat my old stand, ia Main street in the
latest modern style, shall now be enabled to exhib
it my stock toa greater advantage, to my customer
and the public generally. Being thankful for the
uery h5erJt patronage bestowed upon me for pas;
years, shall use extra Efforts to ACCOMMODATE my
friends and customers to still extended stock 0,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ARTICLES of the very latest styles and fabrics-
Ny stock will at all times be complete in each dc
tire resatsfaction.
My large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception OF my stock next week, and all ip
want will find it to their interest to wait and Civ.
my stock an inspection before making their fall pur
chases. WIN. IRA SMITT,
-e9 ia Man stre,t
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FIRE.-The alarm of FIRE about u
O'Clock Sunday night was caused by the burning
of a stable, cow house and lot of feed, on place
owned by Col. Thomas b. Bigger, sitnated on the
right hand side of Clay street. at its extreme wes-
tern termination, Near Bucliaaan's Spring. 1t is
not known how the fire originated, but it is
thought to have been the work of an incendary.
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REJECTS OF rHE PANIC on EAIGRASrs.--The pros
pect OF hard times for the coming winter has large
ly Increased the number OF passengers going to In
gland. Every ship going from New York to Liver
pool has. it is stated all the passengers she
~, and multtudes apply for opportunities to work
their way the Atlantic. IL is supposed that
as soon as the news Of the financial revnlsion
reaches the other side there will be decided check
to emigration FROM the old world
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THE WESTERN MEkcHANTs-The merchants - tho
far West are acting in body, and great dificuity
is apprehended in the collection of debts especially
as they seem to have formed defensive alliance
with lawyers. The merchants of st. Anthony and
Minneapolis met in convention and resolved to ask
general extension. st. Paul merchants have
done likewise; lawyers have agreed not to prose-
cute or levy any attachments for the same period
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DTssoLUrToNs, 20.

| tnISSOLUTION.-Thei firm of MER-
solved by mutual consent The business Of ths firm
will be settled by CHARLES II. DARRAC0TT. who
alone authorized to collect the debts. and 70 use
SILAs MERCHANT,
y. y. WEISIGER,
CHARLES X. DARRACOTI.
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. I, 1857.
G0-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
having purchased the entire stock Of Ready
Will conduct tne business under the style Of pARRA
ssuII. sa!II HABRiS co, and hope by diligence and
ls dealing 20 merit the cen.inaance Of the patron
CHARLES R. D,sRicorr,
RoBT. DAhR4corr.
stock of Ready. Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
to Messrs. DARRACOTT, HARRIS Co., confident
y mi that house to their old patrons and
s "a IA nis, i cppntinuance OF that patronage -
oea hEEoHSNSTF.' wEIsIeER . co.
nlSSOLUTI0N.- firm of JETER &
- -, LEFTWICH is this day dissolved by limitation.
Either partner will use the name of the firm in clio
sing the business.
sAM'L H. JETER,
L. NJ. LEFTWI ICH.
Richmond. Va Sept. Is. 1857.
SAML II. JErER, Commission and Forwarding
Merchant, Will give his prompt and personal atten
ton to the sale of Wheat Corr, Flour and Tobacco.
Office two doors below Columbian Hotel Cary street.
Richmond Va.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
the late firm, would respectfully ask continu-
ance of the same SAML H. JETER
C0-PARTNERSHfP.-Mr THOS r. LEFTwICH
having purchased the interest of Samuel II Ieter In
tba saw Mill and Lumber business Of JETER 4
LEFTWICH, the business will be conducted IN f,,-
ture in the name and style of y. III. LEFTWICH
CO.
en Office on the corner of 7th and Frank lin st. at
which place will be pleased TO receive ordess from
our friends for either Lumber or Wood
f. NJ. LEfTWICH,
se2l-lm @ THOS. r. LEFTW1CH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

HABEAs CoRpUs.-The habeas corpus
case, wherein Mr. A. NJ. Perkins sought to regain
possession of his child by order from Judge Mere
dith, was called on Saturday, but postponed until
Thursday of this week.
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Srx BRUNSWICK CoILEaE.-Rey. DIR. Woodbridge,
Of the Second Church, New Brunswick, n. j., has
been choren TO the Eccesiasfieai professorship in
the New tFunswick Theological Seminary, in place
Of DR.. Lndiow, deceased Rev DIR. Bethune Lad
previously been elected TO the position, but de-
clined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

INDIANA ELEcTIoN.-Judge Niblack, (dem) has
been elected 10 Congress from the Evansville dis
trict without opposition. lie fills the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Lockhart, dem. Hon
John Pettit dem, has been defeated for Judge by
G. III. Test, rep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

UNFoUNDED CHARaE.-Sterling Lo-
gan was arraIgncd yesterday before the Mayor for
stealing two coats Tone OF them rnhnshed) from
John Pandergrass. The proof Of tho alledeed theft
being mnus, the accused wns Discharged
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TuREATs.-Jno. Diskill threatened to
assault and beat Mary Donohoe for which she had
him arrested yesterday but the matter was COM
promised. Pat McGowan will be brought up to-day
for assault and battery committed on Thomas Karl
on the 18th inst. The latter won't compromise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

MOUNT Notwithstanding to letters from Ma
pies, Mount yesuyius, which, after a long eruption
Of not less than So days. had ceased to send forth
lava, rseonamenced ON the 2ith, and the fame:,
rising high IN the air, presented al night msgni.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

VACANCY P;LLED.-An election for Congressman,
70 fill the vacancy oecasoned by the death of Mr
Montgomery, dem, took place in the 18th district
Of Pennsylvania, composed Of Columbia, Montour,
LuEerne and Wyoming counties, on Tuesday last.
Paul Leidy, democrat, lis elected by a very large
majority over Smith Is. Thompson, opposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

The SoN or PRESIDENT TAyLoR-Richard Taylor,
ESQ., only son of the late President Taylor, Is the
democratic candidate for the Senate OF Louisiana
In the ST. Charles district
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MISS A. N. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
NI YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
TIN Isl iae, of Gctober
Mrs EiiLEN c. STAIC0S will give instruction In
Vocal ana Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms, coIner Of 9Th and Franklin streets.
So 9s-dlm*
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HEAVY CLvEs.-Mr. james ii. Rcnick, Of Frank
ford Va is the owner of two calves, one Of which,
four months old, weighs ATS pounds, and the other,
four months and TIVE nty-two days old, $50 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

FarAL MIsTAKE.-Mrs. Burton Despard died at
Clarksburg. Va, last Tuesday from the effects Of
taking prescription of bslladonna, or deadly
night-shade, compounded by mistake for confec-
ton of SIENNA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

U. s. SOLDIERS yoTIsG.-Goyernor Walker de-
fends the voting OF soldiers at Kickapoo, Kansas,
at the late election, on tha ground that being six
months enrolled In the service they were cons;itu'
ted citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

HAVING REMOVED TO 9Th street, be-
L tween Main and Cary. Irespectfuly solicit con-
tinuance of the patronage Of the citizens OF Rich
mond and country at large, for my bottled Lager
Beer Philad-lph Ale and Porter, Cider. &c, sc.
have also opened in the same place, Wholrtale
Cigar Store, and able to offer TO the trade the
greatest advantages in price and quality OF stock
Cc 10 u. WILBACfiER.
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DISPOSED Or.-Johu Jones

DISPOSED OF.-John Jones and John
Smith were carried before the Mayor yesterday for
getting drunk in the street, Tho former behaved
disorderly, while the latter retired to market
bench. Jones was sent to jail for want of security,
and Smith DISCHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

STEALING MoNEy.-Jndy Meekins, slave
of A. Thomas, and Jesse, slave to Miles Tunstall,
have been put in Jail by the Mayor to undergo an
examination for stealing So, belonging to slave
of Mr.. j. A. Meredith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

TIVE REyuLsIoN AND THE GovERSMENr.-The U. s.
Government is taking measures to ascertain the eff
feet of the rerulsion upon the foreign commerce
of the country. and upon the consumption of Inn
nortcd goods With this end in view, the Collectors
of the Customs have been instructed to get the
opinions of intelligent merchants upon the proba-
bic amount of importations for the next twelve
eighteen months; the probable change in the price
of the more important articles of import and also
the probable amount of goods now in warehouse
that will lie Withdrawn for consumption during the
residue of the current fiscal year, With any other
information that may bear upon the subject. The
Secretary of the Treasury wishes this information
IN order to aid him In the preparation of the usual
oFiimntes 70 Concress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

LsrsYETTg--The birthday OF Lafayette was eel.
brated with great enthusiasm NJ San Francfsco- -
The citizens turned out In procession aud the
Hes
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SHADE DEPOT, $50 Proad

M GOLDEN offers his entire stock Of SHADES at
the following reduced prices, for cash. viz:
Landscapes, 37la cts, worth ST. . cts,
Plain Shades so cts, cheap at 81.
Boquets 62 cts, cheap at l.25
Vases 81 cheap at Sl5a.
Gothics 81, cheap Mt 81
Gold Border so, cheap at S..
Velvet Border 81, cheap at SS.
Velvet and Gold Centre So, cheap at $l2.
Also, a beautiful assortment OF India Rubber Ia
ble Oil Cloths. durable article.
P. S.-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
nN- Shades made to order. at short notice.
-
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FiREMEN's PARADE-Acting Chief En-

gineer Barns has selected the 10Th AZ the day on
which the Department will parade and have their
,emi.annual washing. AS the time indicated is
within the Fair time, it will AFFORD many visiting
here an opportunity to sec the fire boys in gala
dress,
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TN times like these, tits wise to save,
l. When cash is scarce, when Brokers shave
On good Virginia money.
Therefore TO SCfIAAPS store you should go,
When few notes yon'ye got to show,
He takes ALL (ain't it funnyD
And gives you bargains III their place
OF China, Glassware. Clock or Vase,
Of Looking-giass or Tea-tray.
Who ever wants cheap goods to find
In fancy goods of any kind,
Cali at SCHAAP'S store, so we say
oo 3--dIm Corner Broad and 81 streets.
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Our OF THE GRouND.--Henry Mole was
carried before tho Mayor on yesterday charged
with drunkenness; gathering crowd around him
and having no where to stay. Mols was let of to
root sonlew here elso.
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OBSTRUCTION REMOVED N.
Fakes has been sent to the jail of this city, for
getting drunk, behaving disorderly aud lying
down in the street. The Mayor disposed of him
yesterday.
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EDUCATION.
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA

MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
~ MECHANICS INSTITUTION wEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the iith Oct, two PRIMAgY SCHOOLS
Que In SAuNDkRs Hall, ON FotIshee street, between
Grace and Broad, under the management Of Mr.. w.
HoUsr on franklin street. az its intersesion with with
I'D street. Rev. THOMAS II. JosEs being the princi-
aa apa n6ess sS s9f F r hs opened % m
who are members of the Institute. Persons wishing
TO obtain certificates Of membership and tickets
st tho Hall Of the Institute, either of the FOL-
WILLIAM MAcFARLANE.
SAMUEL s. CoTTRELL,
Main st betw. 18th aud lith,
A. BARGAMIN, JR,,
10th and Main sts,
ocI-ts Com. on Night schools. v. MI.
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
IVA ssssion commences October Ist 1857. The pr,ma-
~ feature Of this school, is the thorough and sys
ALL the pupils, without extra charges but they are
not requir to study the language without the ap-
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EMioN. of Paris. and peculiar facilities are afford
ed s Tor lessTrnng srI T to speak the langguage
and advanced studies in English. shall be THOROUGH
IL taught.
Information, relative to the school, terms &C., may
be had on application at her residence Broad ST.
richmond " 22-d3m
r. s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
-. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN
AND IsT STREETS, RICHMOND, yA-The elev
epth session of this Institution, will commence on
TERMS PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN AD-
VANCE:
senor ens1F or beginners in is; 60 60
Latin. Greek and higher Mathematics.... 60 90
Drawing, (by John A. Calyo) per quarter..... S 90
the Principal may be seen at his School Rooms
through the Kich mOUA Post flflca iy
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
NA DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIEs-Miss
pEGRAM will reopen her School on the lst day Of
She will as heretofore have entire supervision Of
the English Glasses, aided by competent assistants
Latin. Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
gentleman of successful experience as teacher.
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
charge q: Of Madame A: BERAUD, Partisan lady OF
The BELLEs-LETTRES GLASS will be continued.
sc l5-dts
ss- Wing and Enquirer copy, daily and country
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
IVA ING AND DAY SCHOOL, ON 4rH STREET BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL.-jhe third session of
this Institution will commence the lst of October
mkt.
In this school will be taught all the branches of
hnished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano.
also be given.
Ihe services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies entrusted to their
charge, ana their moral aud social provement pro-
| inoted by every means i'll their power.
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond for nearly two years. and the subscribers
ton which may be desired in reference to its merits.
TERMs-Absut the same as heretofore. For them
Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR,
ID
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCII00L.-The undersigned will, on the first OF
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
school, embracing such course of instruction as
will fit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either, of our classical scientific insitu
tins. They have procured the desirable lot at the
of Sth and Clay Streets upon which they are
now having erected their scho i room. Their TERMS
will be follows, PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUiLLY IN AD-
yANCR)
Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Latin or '.reek, and do. ...............-...... so
fnylish Branches, ,.........-................. 10
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lead oUARTERs-FALL GOODS,

Is57.-The subscribcr has received his TALL SUP.
nly Of Clothinr r and tentiemen's Furnishing Goods
also his stock of Faii Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestingr
4c &C., of the latest and most fashionable styles,
which he ia prepared TO make to measure, at thr
shortest notice and in the latest and most approved
style and cut, and workmanship TO be snrRasssd oy
sea No. l2o. corner of Main and 18th ste.
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DEAR IN MIND THE FACT THAT

II G0LDSNIT'S whole and entire stock Of Goods
is to be sold of at cost price 500 Cloaks Tanas and
Dusters $50 different styles of Head Dresses Mt 81 So
worth 81 So; Embroideries of every description at
50 per cent. less than the u.ual prices Millinery
Goods extra cheap Bleach Cottons; Black silks; 1000
Belts I21s cents; Bonnet Ribbons. the cheapest In
the city; O00 French Wooen Corsets, at 81. worth
81; Tarlatans, 20 cents yard; Kid Gauntlets, s7k
cents Irish Linens 81 Y cents worth IS cents Ladies
will find ii 10 their interest to call and make their
lectons they will be certainly convinced that they
can save considerable By purchasing their goods
l.. Col DSMlTS,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
ma nr,.ad
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MADAME DUVALL. ASTR0L OG ER
lSl AND PHREN0L0GIST also the LADIES' B0-
TANICAL PHYSICIAN, is now in Richmond and
has taken rooms the Grocery, corner of 18th
Main streets on the same floor with DIR. Rust, nd
and gentlemen wishing to consult her in the above
science have now opportunity. Ladies will find
Madame DUvaLL safe and confidential adviser Her
medical compounds are made from Herbs gathered
under the strong influence Of the Planets which
rule them oc Inns
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JAM Cousins was sent to jail yester7
dsy for want of FREQ naners.
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Mas JEFFERSON MINOR,
au 7-d&cw3m Miss ADA Ii MINOR


DRIYATE INSTRUCTION. sub
scrber offers his services to his friend, and the
public generally, as PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR i'm
the ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES, and in
any of the ENGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION
Hs viii teach single Pupils Glasses, at any hour at
their swH residence, at his roon corner of 10th
and Bs TX streets lie will be glad TO see any who
may wish to pursue revise their English or Ciass
cal studies p. III. MONTAGUE,
Oc 9-dlm< Corner of 10th and Bank sts
AIRS. A. b. S. COLE will resume he1
AVA class in Vocalizaton Singing, and the Piano
on the 2oth OF October instant.
&C 5-dlm*
QEV. J. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
~ CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
uLAY AND 18TH STREETS.-The fifth annual
session of this school will commence the 2oth OF
Sei tember.
TERMS.
ordinary English Branches. $40 o.
Junior Classics ans Mathematics ............ 90 90
senior de do. ,,.,,,,.,,,,, go GO
Modern Languages, 20 OO
au l-3m
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T. GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th

T. CAT II RIG 1T, formerly on 18th
AAs street. has taken one of the new tenemenfs
lust erected on Governor street. between Main ar
Franklin where he will be pleased to see his friends
and all others who may desire to purchase FURNI-
fURE, assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock is much larger and great deal better than il
ever h:s been. consisting of all articles usually ke,t
in furniture store, together with large assortment
of FEATHER BEDS, holsters, PILLOWS ard
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want OF any article in my line will find ii to III beir
advantage to give me call be re purchasing else
where.
Sc 2S-3m E. GATHRIGUT
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND

rTyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
i OTHERS BUYING CANDIES. by wholesale.
will, and II 10 their interest before making their
nurchases elsewhere TO give me a call, as am ma
nufacturing CANDIES in great variety OF styles.
ont Of tho best refined sugars. which wsrTaM a, q
stand In any climate. equal to any IN ine uni1eo
81 tates. aud at the lowest prices un,rro mn
Also. In ssore, the usual variety Of FRUITS. PkE-
II TflYa' FANCY GOODS, ACCoRDEoNs, &c. at
low prices. .,,ssss 3, rSsris. Hat.,
- nm