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7 IME. CEMENT, PLASTER. PLA0-
IL TRRING HAIR. eawed LatAea, Hay. BAlsd Qsts.
psfsd Rrsiter No Halifax aesyinxA, for eaIe ~
iots 10 suit purchasers. by BhiDa1uhp 2ns
jy2s - =
dn00 REWAR D.-Wheress. On the
0<U night Of astasdAy last. The 3ein nsss,n,,
ss kss.sior "a kreak down and carry ANAs 1911
- 80 $500 and any yards 81 the tslssrela nns
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hIEEULUTIUN. The arm of HAXALL
~ 4 co. is this day dissolved, having expired By
limitation.
All persons having cai~s against the late firm
will present them Immediately for liquidation and
all persons indebted will please make prompt pay.
ment.
Either partner will continue to sign the name of
the firm in closing the business.
r. B. HAxALL
w. II. HAXALL.
July |, 1853 y Il. GRLNpY
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BY JAS NJ. Taylor s Con, Aucts.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
y CANT LOT ADJOINING ON 10TH. BIZ.
TWEEN BR0Ah AND MARSHALL STREETS AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold upon ts.e premises. on
THURSDAY. the l2th day of August, at sd O'Clock,
z. NJ the very desirable and retired family resi-.
dence on 10TH between Broad and Marshall streets
adjoining the residence OF James 81. Pc.ndex ter
ESQ and now IN the occupancy of Capt. Archibald
Wilkinson.
The improvements are q three story Brick Dwell
ling with rooms. kitchen, oatb ouse &c with wa
ter tbs pre- uises The lot fronts 30 # ct and rups
back the usual depth, to an alley. The vacant lot
adjoining fronts so feet and runs back as also
TEEES:-0ne fourth cash; the balance at G. IL AID
trust deeds. JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON
ia 80 Auctoneers
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, ON
FRANKLIN AND WALL STREETS. AT AUG.
TON Will be sold, upon the premises, on TIL YRS
o'clock. 2. NJ, the valuable BUSINESS STAND
situated at the corner of Frank lin and Vail streets
ana and known as the white Ha' corner. and now 10
aGrocery stand or Restaurant The propertJ fronts
~ feet on franklin street. and runs back to the
Wall Street Hotel property.
TERhs-One third casas the balance at 6. IL and
10 months for notes. with interest," and secured by
trust deed JAS NJ TAYLdR q SON,
jy 2T-tds Aucts
DESIRABLE BUILDING, LOT ON
- FRENCH GARDEN HILL For SALE Al
Of August, 1883 at ~ O'Clock, ~, IN the prem.
SEES, the desirable BUILDING LOT, No. IL. in the
plan OF French Garden Hill" fronting the West
side OF Ninth street 80 feet. and running back l2
feet to an alley.
TEsMs-One third cash, balance a. 4and months
for petes, with in erest added.
JAS TAYLOR & SON,
jy 26-tds Aucts.
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RHI(yK TRWEMENT
BY Henry W. Qlarles, Auct.,
Goi5o Main street

T WILL recommence my NIGHT SALRG
on THIS Thursday EVENING. commissioning
at Ss O'Clock. The attention OF the public u mp9e
respectfully called to my fine assortment Of JAW
ELRi &C. My Goods are direct from the uasunfne.
turers, aad will be sold without reserve.
u 10 HEaY QUARLES. Auct.
HOUSE, SIGN AMI ORNAMENTAL
III pAIsTfNa aIInINa 10
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COAL.
business CARD.
ROBERT GORDON. | L HARVfE FINNEY
GURDON - FlNNEY,
Dealers in COAL,
Pearl st. between Cary ct. and Danville Depot
w 2I-d2XE

GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL-The subscribers are now prepared to
receive orders for tie delivery of Glover Hall Coal
They also keep constantly on hand Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal both Of which will be sold
as good terms as it can be purchased in the city.
Orders left at their office. Petersburg Depot
at Cap'. l. Libbys. corner Of 2lst and Cary SITS
will be promptly attended 10.
liz 2l--3m VIM I'll DAVIS q co.
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WALTER G. EIaEEMANt
FRANKLIN STEET BETWEt.N

w ALTER g. FRIEDMAN
FRANKLIN sTEET, BETWEEN
18TH AND ira SfkEElH OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HALL. RICH MUND VA.
begs leave 10 inform his patrons and the public gem
orally that he 10 now better prepared than ever BE-
fore. to execute all kinds of work In Els line Of
business
HE USES THE FIERY BEST MATERIALS
TO be had N this COUNTRY. and has procured The
services OF IS 6
FIRsT-RATE wORKMEN,
among them, IL
Ms. SAMUEL H. SNYDER,
whose skill as sign and Ornamental Pals.
ters Glider, &c, Is TOD well knowh IN 6is (ylv
and Mate, TO psed any commentator at hts hands-
!. AND mR. JOHN PsRDUE, equally celebrated
as House Painter and Whitcncr OF Walls,
Ceilings Nc.. comprising = forcs ample to exc
cute promptly and faithfully all descriptions Of
" i'll re giad to receive
ORDERs FROM ANY PART OF THE Stair.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all respects and
The best OF Cty and country references siven When
desired. II the better sat sfacten and sccoDmods.
tion Of persons at a distance.
4 y
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, IN sGiLEs COUNTY, VA. were
opened AZ usual on ths 18th Jnne, for the reception
of visitors. They are situated INN ediatey on the
bank OF New River twenty two mites from Mont.
geometry White Suiprur Springs, with which they
will be- connected by daily line OF stages W hich
will also connect with the lines leading TO the ceIe
brated Salt Pond, the Red, Salt and Grsenbrier
White Sulphur. WM E0aLESTGN,
~ Tim Proprietor
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RICHMOND, VA, lst July, 1858
The subscrib has taken the new and commodi-
Gus store on Bread street. 7th, I'D dining the
late store OF pabney 4 Cooke and this Frs dericks-
burg Depot, and opposite the Richmond Theatre,
where he will continue the GROCERY AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS on his own account. He
turEs his thanks to ht friends ard the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upcn the late con
Germ OF nabney q Cocke (of which he WAS a men,
Der and respectfully soiicis continuance Of their
patronage while conducting business on his own gc-
count. His store will be opened % Tuesday, the
9th inst. ISAAC COOKE
Jyl-i2w cw4t
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"a S5RswARD.-strayed from

49, my lot. on Msia. between lst aud Fou
Es.-ssS2s ,hee sgra ets. Saturday the 9th iust
ssisI. Ir.,,.ish COW, witt orrg sharp horns and
wnite spot IN her forehead. She gives N mix =
Any PERSON who will bring her 10 ME will receive the
.bsyo reward. r.. NANCE.
- gas
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IALuABLE lNFORMATIuN-for eY-

W
cry man, woman and child. Parents. rare
yourselves and children from untimeiy grave "
sy s "a 81 t dsE EsD 81 asrArro CHOLERA
Cholera Morbus, and all Of DiarrhGs, Will give
more prompt relief than any known remedy. and u
psi ed alarnied this has been well tested In
Cholera and the above disorders.
| r X. BASS. OURS FOR DYsENTETy, thst
gripping and painful disease, known by mucous dis
charges strsaksd with bieod; II you wish ease and
sas Ss hi fEs%Ssse ron
BLOODY fLUX will afford prompt relief for this
r. sass sGPJbNn A p Esr and LIVER
PILLS, for chronic Constipation OF the bowels Tor
por of the Liver. &c. causing freqaentiy pain 10 the
ter Brash and iddiness OF the Head, attended frs.
queDtiy with biiidness. will afford relief without
tn BASS PAIN-cuRER or EXTRACTOR VIII
cure Headache. Earache. nbeunaat Pains. sprsins
stomach and Bowels in a few minutes, BY sxternaI
and Sore Eyes as tested BY eminent ph, sicans for
T,K. BASS, CURE EoK by sfkpslA and Chronic
| Thrash, weittred Remedy. which will cure the
worst case with little perseverance,.
TR BAss'UUKE FOR NEuRAiaIA wiisford
prompt relief to asy one suffering with THAI painful
T.a.BAss' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wiz afford
r. BASS uoUaH SYRUP. for CONSUMPTION.
Coughs from Colds. Asthma Bronchitis. and al dIs-
eases of the Lungs, a Rem edy prepared fiom PR.
" I, y.E-
Professor Of Anatomy In the Medical College. htch-
mend Virginia; not 90 be e1uaited ~ vel! ~ the
others which need 70 be tsiea 10 sstsiy the most
intee ent well the reverse, et their imusnee
value 10 suffering humanity. aud they have zen
fully tested In tue practice Of many 81 ths n0st 81
eptfc and success, fu physicians In this snd tesefnt
other States OF the Union, and as they VIII tpysfa
bly, recommend themselves being curative. festvsn-
tive and pressrvatys, without producing any nena-
ita,iDg fleets have deemed any addffionsi esss
, mony unEecessary.
II For sale wholesale and retail by
|. r. r. BASE Soc Proprietor.
Principal Of the franklin and fth Ssfesis Hngflen
aud Classical schcol, Richmond. Virginia, -
when al orders mpst be addressed.
| Sold also in Richmond By GKryns = ApfkheoNs
Druggis .. No. 1gi Broad street. where cs.unossss
may be seen " se-1aSr a ~
DETEkS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY fOk
L GoNcRRBEA AND ALL vENEREAL Dte.
EASES, This great American Remedy, Sonyainin9
no mere nor baissmic properties. = - catasxe
i in ils effects that IL viii NOT only cuve the dsvss
for which Il Is recommended, hat Of eter IMAM csn
sr~ise is vil restless she gene al health and soese
the pafent " no ircoHfeusence whatever, Nhs.s
, using IL IL has never been known - fail ~ any
case. no matter OF how long standing.
81 Fold also by GKuBB5 APpkESOH,
3yss-daewtms Druggists. No. 20f Rros4 %.
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r ONDON elastic STOCKINGS oseve
- ry size. for the cure of Varicose Veins. Ulcers
&c on the legs and arms, with large assortmen
Of the best 1TnsSes alwa,s on hand. We win AIS
furnish promptly. TO ORDER ARTIFICIAL LsGs Spina
STAYS. and every var ETY. Of APPARATUS for the sup
port OF the body in functional and organic chang
of the Bones, Muscles, Veinssnd Joints.
MEADE 6 BAKER. Chen ats, sc,
1876, N. W. corner Main ard 10th streets.
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4 NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

IA COAL.-The subscriber, dealer in the above
GOALS wsuId say tnet he has and will keep on
hand tie best white aud red Ash Philadslphia Goal
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines and would ask his friends and customers to
call upon him before giving others orders. on tue
pretenco of their selling Coal lower, being deter
mined to sell coal AZ low as any dealer IN the city
satisfy them LAkUs, q NAN e.,
Or office on the Deck between 18th and loth.
iy SIS
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TO CONsUMERsiOF CoAL.-The sub

" OONCO M EhCtOf OOhA me euo-
4 scribers will keep constantly en- hand supply
Of the various kinds of Coal pro6uc. az the Black
Heath aud old Etna Mines, such as LUMP. AVE.
kAtE, HAIL and smiths COAU, with which We
prepared to furnish those in want Of superior
article of fuel at the lowest market p-c IS The su
peror quality Of the al produ ,ed 1T THESE mites
for general purpo il too we known 10 require
Az y recommendation, particularly the Smiths Coal,
which cannot be exeeled by any Offered 20 the trsse.
Orders left at Mr. Alex Notts suction store. or at
to Mr. John Farrar. the Compauy's sgeat, through
box 2le III be punctlaiy attended IT,.
iy22-Im TOMPkINS co. 4
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iSSOLUTluN Tho partnership be-
- tween Quin M Word, Oscar weisiger 4 silas
Merchant, was dissolved on the Ist day Of October
last, By said Merchant selling his interest in sad
concern to VIM Cowen, and since the LIST of Octor
Ter last. the concern has bean conducted by raid
and style of Word, Weisirer Co. which said CON
Germ expi es this day by limitation.
Qun VI Word and Oscar Weisiger. are only an.
thoi ised to the name OF The firm in closing the
business. VOID. WEISl0ER %
July lst 1858,
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EsTRAY.

E>-m STRAyED OR SroLEN-From
teyAmy Bost, Belle, OF Chesterfield, near Msvos
Bridge. white HoSss, 10 or II years cid He had
Ga his breast Twill give liberal reward Ior
him. u returned TO WM T. BREYEAL
~ F-2t" On the Basin Bark
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niSSOLUTION.-T Or part nership
- heretofore exisfing under the Arm Of DAVIS
LEE II this day dissolved by mutual co1,se MT All
persons having claims against the concern viii
please present them 70 either of US for settlement
JOHN DAVIS
July ~ 1888. N NJ LEE.
l will cootinue the business of buy
log an selling negroes at the old stand of Davis
Lee. on Franklin street. next door to the auction
house of Hector Davis Esq
~ H1--lm J0Hy n nAvT1
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fok SALh. vii be s sO,a pr, rs.sEa
and SAW MILL; Also q Toe WAGON. Address
L s CUUhTNEY,
Care of A. Bodeker,
Through the Pest Office, Richmond Va.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-The undersign-
N/Fed is prepared 10 furnish CLOVER HILL C,,AL
at tbs lowest narkes price, throughout the ses.en
iy a-ts p II GIBSON,
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STRAY cow Camo 70 y, .

SSAS house near the Fairfield Race Course.
s.&&s-kxs IN Monday last, large red and white
t-,a WI1sl 40 mark 10 her ears. but ring on tlle
Tin Of her right hoyn tbsass1. The owner c an set
her t,v rr0yiax property and paying charges.
~ .a-3,s kOSEhT l. HAZE.
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10 PARTNERSHIP. -Quin M. Word
~ and Oscar r Weisiger will continue the whole
sale trade in Ready-Ms Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, under the style and firm of Word & Weisigsr
QUIN n WORD
OSCAR WEISIGER.
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DISSOLUTION. - The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of CRENSlA
4 FISHER Is this day dissolved
iither partner will sign the name of the firm in
closing the business. In this connection, they ex-
pect in few weeks to offer TO the trade cargo of
Rio Coffes. LEWIS D. ORENSHAW.
July /, 1855. GEORGE D. FISHER
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DAY kUM-trsseh's best quality; ri
- sals hy jy1 = SoDnA e.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-

Sale conducted by GoDpIS Il ApPERsoN, Aucts.
y s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-14
Packing a Poll.

 For the first time in the history of political contests in this county we have to record the fact that one of the polls in this township has been stocked against the democrats. At the State house, where democrats. generally vote, ,ce Aare no aemocratic judge. AN Mree of he julges are know notlsiags
 What does this mean? Is there no democrat in Big Rock township honest enough to be trusted, or do our know nothing authorities in- tend to carry this election at all hazards! The circumstances look suspicious, and we should like to know of the appointing power its reasons for such extraordinary appointments Why are democrats so treated? Have they no rights no privileges? tti
 The three judges appointed are regarded ln this community as honorable men, and, as such, we do not understand how they can serve under the circumstances. For their own sake, to avoid all mputations upon their integrity, and not to be parties to any act of injustice towards a large class of their fellow citizens, they should peremptorv demand that democrat be asao- cated with them. o+
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-14
News Items.

Captain Marcy has joined the main army but in severe storm, on the 9th of April, he lost two hundred and fifty mules and large num- Der of sheep. Col Loring was overaken by a snow storm on the 29th, when six of his men were frozen to death. McNally, quartermaster, lost fifty mules, besides all his cattle and sheep. Mir. Alexander, a contractor. lost all the ani- mals except six, aud was forced to abandon his wagons.
 These things go to show the folly of attempt ing to run cars on Pacific raihoad on the northern route. These severe storms would stop all communication during the winter months.
 colt has been foaled in Kentucky, with but one eye. It is larger than the usual size, and is in the middle of the forehead.
 Al Albany, two boys, while playing marbles, had dispute about their game, when one stabbed the other to the heart The murderer, though less than twelve years of age. has been indicted.
 Nine thousand persons are at the gold mines on Frazer's river and more are going
 Burton the defaulring Secretary of the State of Tennessee, has gone to China, beyond the reach of the provisions of any extradition treaty.
 In the northern cities the deaths from sum- strokes are very frequent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-14
White Blackbirds.

There are several know-noChng, free-soil pa pers in this State, the editors of which try to disguise their real characters by calling them selves democrats, with some distinctive name, such independent democrats Calhoun demo- crats, or anti convention democrats.
 These gentry are intensely southern. warmly patriotic and not contented with democracy as it has existed in this country for the better part of a century, want to engraft new doctrines and ignore old principles So soon as d caribow, a know nothing, or a terder footed democrat an. nounces l.imself they hoist his name and laud him to the skies. As d matter of course the True Democrat comes in for ull share of their abuse and they ring the changes or the words family y,"" d,ctation," .'centr.l organ" and the old worn out slang that has been thrown at us for years. We are glad of this for if doubt had ever entered our mlnd as to the probty of our course, if we had ever fasered in the dis. charge of our duty, the opposition of these men would proye to Us that we were right Some of them, with lingering remnants of respecta blity still clinging to them, we may hereafter attend to, but there are one or two, too con- tempuble for our notice. too low for the regard o' any journal or man having pretentons to de- cency. These we leave to die the death o( such foul things only wondering that decent communities will support such ribald, disgust ing sheets in their midst.
 As to the charge of dictat;on they who pen it know it to be false. On the contrary, we es tranffed some warm friends who had our heart lest wishes for their success because we would not openly avow our preference.a We studous. ly avoided anything that could he tortured into an attempt to direct or lead, leaving the people, so far as we were concerned, free and unbiased | in the choice of their leaders.
 | Now, that they have selected them, we will 1 do all in our power to elect them, and to crush out know nothingism, free soilism and treason wherever, whenever and however it may show itself.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-14
Arkansls L@

.arkGRSis V"'7
 EDITOR OF TRUE DEMocRAT-l see last Pine Bluff Democrat that there sS port in Jefferson county that, GenL of Arkansas county did not clam " nominee of the convention of thN "a and that, "the above report was se' advance the prospects of Col. Furga'O~ organizing candidate for the Senate present at the convention held n county at the county scat-DeNiL Mitchell was also there--his nolnlpa' made without any opposition aud nc 1t, and has been, and is now running @ ular democratic nominee, and VII! pc y" such.
 The convention that nominated ue~ ell also nominated that sterling and ''''' crat, Judge Fletcher, who never ye party that he thought was better tnS' mocratic party, and who has wo'A'' ranks so well that he is called the WY of democracy. Judge Thomas tie0' nominated by the democracy in conS''J sembled in all three of the counties !" trict, Jefferson, Desha and Arkansss'~ ular democratic candidate for the oS'' he, too, will be elected. Il
 There seem to be great efforts nc few aspirants to bring conventions mo but the voters generally are suiiie'o' posted to understand the why's and HD' They look at the antecedents of the ventionists. and they generally lind 'n". period of their political lives, they n' anti-democrsts. The democrats u'' this, and in thar conventions tn'y nize and weigh we'll the past politIc'N all aspirants, and select those as cana' are the most consistent and relao''' these changeable, unreliable men De 'V| conveniionists a.d would strike eonVs''' of the democratic creed as a "poil'''' scaoce.n Yours escr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-14
What the Arkansas Papers Say.

There are very few news items in our local exchanges, the candidates with their announce ments, cards and communications of their friends expressing the greater part of their col umns.
 From the Fort Smith Herald we learn that the overland mail company have received and put horses and stages on the line. By this tune, we presume, person can go to California by stages. It seems to us that the importance oI this moveme ent has never been fully under stood. It must, necessarily, induce stations, taverns, shops, and settlements all along the route, and tend, in no small degree, to the rapid settlement of the country. Communication will have to be kept up with Memphis, and boats built for tho purpose, kept upon the Ar kansas at all seasons The fact of this route being in operation ought to give new impetus to the Little Rock and Fort Smith branch rail- road. Will not telegraph line be established? l? The capital of our young and thriving State should, by all means. be in communication with the rest of the world, and it is time that this enterprise was set on foot. ts
 The South Arkansas Democrat thus discour- ses of one Jones, who says that he is a candi- date for Congress. Weunintentionally omitted to publish the card of Mir. Jones, though we noticed his candidateship. His programme is good-very good-and calculated to take. {, It is a much better written article than Drew's and Jones is no doubt the superior man. Shoot says.
 We promise. the gentlemanlv pro-tem,' of the Ouachita Herald, to be serious for once, while speaking of his favorite for Congress- His prayers, tears and suppicatiohs have touch-