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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

Legislature has taken up the mattel and vlil proba-
ne Senate and Mr.. Old in the House. These resou-
tons are strongly condemna,ory OF the action of Com.
Paulding and demanding his prompt and severe pun
shment. The resolutions will 1t Is said, pass almost
una nimously "wednesday. Other southern State
Legislatures WILL no doubt, follow the example of
Virginia. In fine, the Of Virginia may Be- de-
csive OF the general OF the South upon this
subject. los.
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,,.,...,.s.. Cattle MARKET. jas. g.

The two quite vel. orpess S',s sys' yes:
49, 'n. ~ xirh was prime order and from Ohio snA
SaisI C.Grty Prcss De, Iced a9out I THE 100 ~ ts
> r. III rrioe. s,engcd from 81 0a $40
srTEp-The }. mand sr sheep va. treisr sn hs ssrey
E Ssoo hs.d ard these .oi At fan e39s4 eAoa. 40
,oTaitg b. quality ia
.,a+D, Of 5r5o hesd q. from Sc 251sgp loob. -
CowsThs.e but little chAnEs ia this nars" % hsAa
t,1i,, been Md !, hon s55afJ for V4n cow' and "a
a. avs! jIy Cows.
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NEW FILLIBUSTER EXPEDITION.
Cor.spondence Of The Press.

WAsHISGTGs, Jan. ), 1853.
There is no doubt that while the controversy is going
on in Washington TO whether Pauldng did right
wrong in Walkers arrest, active preparations are be-
ing made in the South for the sending out Of fbus-
ter expedition under Gen. Henningsen from Galveston
or Orleans for the relief of Col Frank Anderson
who at the latest dates occupied Castillo Fort. II
would be well then, for Gen. Cas- TO recall 10 the
minds of the United States officials in that section the
terms Of his late circular.
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NOTWITHSTANDING OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners Of Emigration met yeete'day
afternoon at their rooms in Worth street, the rfesi
dent, GuLIAs C. VERPLAscY, in the chair. HIS Honor
Mayor Tiemann by yirue Of his othce, eid
by the members present. .uo.p.
The annual report of the Superintendent OF W "a
Island was received and ordered to be printed ''
renort The folk,e-ing is the extract: On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

-AMEKI0 ~
TurspAY, Jan. 5-R. l.. PELL, President Of the 10
s.itute, in the char-The Attendance sma l-prooaby
in consequence Of the meeting not having been adVer
tised.
TIE Secretary, judge MEIcs, read extracts ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

ever, by many Republicans. he aASs ., S,
which must be framed TO Apply 70 MIsA osHI .ns
and large cites, are not easiiy setu,a. 10 tno
country towns there is no need OF sueh Aw, ,of
.so nsnss ~ all the voters are well known, and HE
nj ,"t;nc ia nnpcssibe il the inspectors are honeft.
49, -: an th, contrary, some check must DO
s =" s"o -, e,aserye the balotbox from fraud
IT, lobbv is well represented. The old iam,har
no ~. .Sssiin visible and there is an expectation
80. .b harvest is in store Some OF these men
nas -nan gray as well rich in the business. 1t
.S he a new thing in literature TO give the
~voursnhy Of some of these men. Some of them
tsSs had more influence in shaping legislation than
many distinguished politicians. If can find leisure
Twill try to do literary justice to a department OF
roGtical history hitherto neglected.
Tho late Controller completed his annual report
before leaving Office, and IL is ready for the eglsa
ture as soon "a it Is organized. The SuPerIntend-
snt of the Banking Department is also ready 70 re-
mort. The report of the late Treasurer, also, Is
completed; but all the other public officers, as
esual, are behind-hand.
have not been able to obtain sight at any OF
these documents.
APPOINTMENTS by TIE CLERK or THs SENAIE.-
.Larpal Cark-James rerwilliger OF Onondaga.
DepHts Clerk-Henry j. Sckles OF Orleans en-
rressisg CIerkS-Asa N. Cole oil AHesnany, ana Chas'
q. Fairrnan Of Chemung.
Mr. Terwillger s remstated in the place he held ast
wear Messrs. Cole and Fairman were last year
Deputy Clerks in the Assembly. Mr.. Sickies was
Deputy CLERK in the Assembly several years since.
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Balance Of Commu;aiion Fund. shrlbj 80
After some conversation the Board adjourned with
ont transacting any business Of public interest.
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SHOKT SISSION-NhNStS 'i'''"
TER EXC1TEhENT-TREASURY NOTES, &c.
Correspondence Of The Pres.
WAsHIsGroN, Jan. 4, 1853
A rumor is rife among the supporters VI the Lee
compton Constitution that the Administration VIII sus'
tain in Congress, the immediate admission OF Kansas
as State into the Union under that instrument ID &C.
cordance with the election returns of the 2lst OF De-
ccnber. Ihave reason TO believe that there IL not
word of truth in this rumor. Mr. buchanan WIN NOT
take ground in the present phase OF the question until
the full returns of the election of the 4th OF January
are received in official form. The probability is
strong at this time that there will be speedy fulfill
meni of the mopheey of Judge Douglas, and that the
Administration viii stand by the uniform rule" of
the will of the majority, as fairly expressed 6y giving
it's great influence TO the passage OF an enabling bill
similar to the Toombs bill and the Minnesota Ena-
bling bill.
tits stated that the recent instructions of the Pres
dent 10 Commodore Paulding were sent out with the
consent of Senior inssaT the Minister OF Nicaragua;
aud that the party III the pending difficulty which has
the right to complain of the action of United States
officers in arresting Gen. Walker and his men at
fnnta Arenas does not complain, but, on the con-
aiy desired and now approves Of the conduct oil that
oneer. This being so, the question reaches sudden
aoJnSmens greatly to the satisfaction OF fairdeang
"'s sr' am sure Of all sections of the country.
rue Secretary of the Treasury has fixed three per
as the rate of interest for the first $4,000 600 of
Iinosury notes lately authorized by law These notes
VIII be Issued within ten davs
WAsHIsGroN, Jan. 4, 1858.
III is confidently stated here that Gov Denver de-
cures III 'o most frank and undisguised manner that
Gov walker and Secretary stanton had pursued the
wisest course IN their management of the affairs of the
Territory Msa very remarkable fact, that while
thee late ocias are 80 severely handled out of the
country, and here, thousand miles away from the
scene Of their labcrs all persons of every party in
Kansas. or who come from there, mite in com,nenda
tons Of Walkers and Stanton's course AZ the only
inst wise and polite in the ,rcuinst apces Of the
Territory.
by the by, there s prospect Of Mr.. Clngman
being sent 10 the Senate. The death Of Judge Ror ~
Of the u. :. District Court, fss created ,nncy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
rss- TaE Fura AxsUaL EXHIBITION

p rHS VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE FoR THE Pro
MUTTON CT TnE MECHANIC ARTs.-1he new and spa
c'u' halt ., the Institute. On 9Th street, between
Msln aud Franklin, Rich mond, Va, will be opened
for the reception of goods on MONDAY, the lth
DAY OF October, and the EXHIBITION will he for
siiv cpe.ed vn WEDNESDAY evening, October
tae 1sf.
Mechanics. artists, inventors ard others in the
stale oi Virginia rs well as the country at large
invited TO avail themselves OF the opportunity
iaus afforded TO display ihei- taste and skill in the
CJeciOn about 10 be made.
The splendid hall ahd building of the Institute
viii afford accommodation sufficient to make q most
attractive display Of Machinery, for which abun-
liant motive power will be furnished as well as of
ARTICLES Of taste and interest. of whatever class
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged ia manufacturing pursuits.
The BOARD Of Msnagsls earnestly invite the
tive c1operati IN of the mechanics and industrial
o,asse. throughout the country in contributing to
the important object in view: and would also ex-
press lh-r ackLow dgnent to the ladies for their
Interesting contributions TO the preceding exhibi-
tons, nd would respectfully invite them to a e,
ysi ut contributions, in order that the display in
the Female Department of Industry may prove
!neatiy worthy of American female talent
Any Information in reference to matters of detail
will be promptly given on application, or by ad-
lresslng Jas ID Brow ne Chair man Of the Committee
Exhibition, 9th eet next TO the Hall of the In
Htute. au T-2awtlstOtdtd
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WE'LL AccoxxopArrp-Ths Clerk's
COUNTRY SEAT OF l5O
ACRES ON THE MAIN CHARLES CITY

MOND; FOX SALE.-Ihe subscriber. contempla-
ting removal to Richmond Offers tor sale his valu.
able Farm located above. 1t lies in view o. and
within az miles Of Richmond. Of the 80 acres,
about hail 10 cleared which 10 highly improved, and
the remainder heavilytet In wood There Is on the
vl.ce every building usually found on such m
estate The dwelling has nine rooms, and Is not on
but the VERY BEST materials, all of which having
been selected by myself and were well seasoned bc
fore being used. Persons disposed TO buy are re-
accommodating terms OF pa ment. or exchanged for
lily property, state o. bank stock. The place %
we'll supplied with various choice kind, Of fruit
trees and the yard Is handsome-improyed with
shrubbery, fJwers. &c. For terms, apply TO aoddin
4 ApporsOu, OF to
q ~ dlwkAw3w JOHN FARRRR.
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ca MATrREssEs,


BEDS, LOUNGES. &c.
he subscriber has On hand and makes 70 order
CUhLED HAIR, MOSS and sHUCK MATrREss-
10; FEATHER BEDS, b JLSTERs and PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDs; LOUNGES. O1ToMANS, STOOLS,
&c. Also
UMBRELLA sTANDs and CHAIRS.
UPHOLSTERY WORK.
OF every description done In the best style and up
JOHN Y REGNAULT,
i92 Main street,
seN-lm sqnTe above new Custom House.
- CouGHs. COLDS, HoAasEuEss, &o.
The prevalence Of the above complsinty st this
son has the effect Of bringing out hoxt Of profes.
se5iy Eew specifics aud while some few may be
god, many are useless anu some even dangerous.
To prevent disappointment, the best course TO pur
sue 70 Consult your family phy yscisn. otherwse
use only euch remedies ~ long public experience
has prov ed 70 be safs and ecacious OF this class
u 1fLEKs COMPOUND 81 RUP on GUN ARA
BIC Originally the fsyorits pFescrib lion OF IN
inent ph ysicisn. II soon bscsnIe popular family
medicine, aud without advertising, has continued
10 ENJOY = growing reputation for the last twenty
yeais. Ia all ieeent cases IL ncss like charm, and
iEthrolic Gases, Bronchitis Hopping Cough, Cr0up,
Asths Ae IL Il used with unpsr Ailelsd sue .ess -
mos. ftniiies will testify. y
=, soll Fisasa Wissrss. MADE : BAKER A
noDgxsE &c, 1t - cents psr bottle. sud IN Gle,
kas. s'r4 pleasant Lsxsnzr form l5f end = cen's
r.. .Ps, sali y frLEs's 'GuA AnAbic couon CAsDr
Os~ss" ~ H-Sm
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k6S NERVOUS SUFFERIHGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILlTATED PROBES

SI0NAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESToREDY
We oher you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATDRi
To Delicate Females and Chill sren.
HAMpTON'S TiNCTURE
Is trulv a bleSsingl Weappeal to our citizens.
Rev. james w. HunDicutt the talented and
independent editor OF that highly popular aHu e1-
tensively read paper, the Christian banner, pub
lshed Fredericksburg, Va in his editorial OF this
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
We had taken strong medicines, observed great
pa rticuiarity in our diet, and all to no purpose
We h I'd dispaired Uf ever recovering our health
a bottle OF HANPrUN's VEG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
assuring us tnst wonld find great relief from its
use We briefly replied, 'ipe tU0uld not gre dot
htr FIR all the 1iRctttre Hampton epsr made, 80 tar
as our own individual health WAS concerned" -
We had no faith IN 1t, Ler any other medi-
cine ia efacting cure ON US Ia the kindness Of
her heart, however, without consulting about 1t.
she sent and got bottle and urged US 10 accept
it, and for her sake, il could not possby iDJure
u to il according TO direction. For the high
promised to do SO. And without the least ex sgger-
alton can truly say that before We had used the
contents OF one bottle We felt like new man"
As An InvigoratOr and Restorat We. where gentle
torda.s hefor. the public, Rs a cure for DYSPEP-
SiA, C0UdH. SCR0FULA and kHEUMATlSM.
With all diseases OF the Stomach aud Bowels II has
been truly successful to the Single and Married -
We offsr the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
kS- Call aud get Pamphlets aud see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond; by
Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Pet+ rsburg by MORTIMER a NOV BRAY, halti-
more, and by Druggists and ohopkeepers every
Vi here.
as- 5 PER bottle; six bottles for S..
So C-d&cwt5
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
" HOUSE.
KENT, PAINE & CO., I6s AND Iss MAIN sr.

KENT, PAINE 81 CO., t63 AND los MAIN ST
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED To TIE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers to
our very large and we'll assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, manufactured by ourselves for
CASH iu the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit OF purchasing
st the North and elsewhere, will but promote their
own interests by giving our stock careful exami.
nation before going further
Resides Gsntlenen's Dress Wear. We have very
large stock of -
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made iu the very best manner, AID OF the most
substantial mater ais
Iu addition TO the above We have In store l5a doz-
sa 1entlemens SHIRTS of al qualities aud stI les,
besides a large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Can.
ton Flannel and Under do; Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawers Canton Fianpel
and Jeans and Sporting Jackets-ai of which will
Do sold at prices which will compare favorably with
any market In the country, and upon the most sat
AZ i3-6w KENT, PAINE l. co.
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e % he shove card have learned that this st. has
.nel With opposition the part of Q portion of the
csmmaoity, few Yhysi5ians and especially ofsome
.U.Ise engaged In the same business. Ii has long
been rae custom with several Of the Druggists OF
Ia charge an Increased price, FOR medicines
dsa Us d si night. and IL has been deemed proper
!" secure uniformity in this matter by adopting
axNi rate.
With regard 20 the justice OF the proceeding, we
soGld say. that no man engaged in any other oc-
cupau II woel consider IL unfair to charge more
sr -eT ices rendered at unusaAl hours and we GER
t&Iniy think il improper tor any PHYSICIAN to oh
Ject while he obtains increased fee of -Four Dol
,Irs iua he day charge alter the hoar of 10 NJ
aad onlJ claim the .y cents Gier hare Yeiir
al
Which II ib itself 5ast aud proper il il no reason
y by Ne should not nov do so, and il is certainly
be ter 10 asv" sn ope'1 understanding With the pub
lie than tu have them subject to .ecsst rule and IN
IA gVafg1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ --~s>.1yeS-s>
NSc FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY.

T: II. PRICs 4 Q J. ara crewding their warerooms
In choice sncy Imported fabrics and eli that Is good
and substantial In heavy staple and Domestic Dry
In every department their stock is ALWAYS kept
full and well asserted. being allowed to run down
at no season, however dull, 40 thar strangers and
ss n;n may come Tisa % ronaan e ,1 or onr own
mafkeis can afford
In extent selection. variety and price. they are
not afr aid of any competition with tho nouses
Of the Nsrtl. andeed. rather invite II, and will with
great conf tepce. the present Antunn insise both
Of sn tnSwns tsa. thsS cam satisfy
the most critical that they bring both ski and en-
t.rprise into reputation in making mp their sup
The limits of an advertisement will not allow any
enumeration-they will therefore name only few
'' Elegant .ss1s s1Ha Soanesa SILK Robes. euneo
b b 90 90 g ss,, SsS, sls i 4s1sHs 4su'iis
Rich Valencia Robes, O In Princess
Splendid Corded Silk Brsdymere
Do Do RobSs. trieh and new) a la Jaw Cracker
6o do Print. great variety.
"'f'h0'' 'MoTRSiSa acSGRSitsi Il: SfE:EsPPARrMENr.
Black Cashmeres Meriuos, Bombazines. Mouse
~ EMbRoibERY DsPAKTMENT
Honiton Lace Sets, Point ae Applique; do ool.
Sets: r. wat Mus. Sets; Mus Collars; Camb. and
Linen setts Misses Camb and Mus. Sets. in vsrie-
ty, &c, &C. -
And coming In daily Sbawls of every description,
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported. -
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains. Sat. Damask, Broca
tell, Union Damask. Tassels. Gmps, FrinRes, Cor
nice. &c.
FURs of every kind worn In our climate.
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS
Linen and cotton Sheetings, Table Damasks, Tow.
elngs. Diapers, Huckabacks, Bed Blankets, CRIB
Blankets, DimItys white and gray Blankets. 64
Fuiled Cloths, Sleeps Gray Sattnetts, kerseys,
Plaid Linseys Plaid Cottons, oznaLurgs, Fiannels,
Kentucky Plains, Georgia Plains. &C. &C.
In this last heavy goods department, 20 full and
crowded are they, that in order TO make room FIR
sther goods new on the way, they will close out
large lots 20 merchants farmers, traders. manufac
:urers and others at a bare com mission upon the
cost &c l4-Im PRICE co.
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sSsr LIFE SIZE PnoroGRAPHs.-The

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing % his nu'
patrons and the public at laIg that he IL
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain cOlored,
which. for accuracy and finish he warrants equal,
If not superior to any produced in this city, less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
lar ged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art, CORN
THAN Hall, Mais street, between 9Th and 10Th:
Pc GIBBS.
P. S.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype. this is
the place to get it, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work. Also. Melainotyp pes. OF
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
Ia y IL H.
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WIN. & DAVID GIBSON.
w HOUSE CARPENTERS AND BUILDEES,

MAN, NEAR THE CORNER OF STH sfaEET, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens Of Richmond and
public generally, that they are prepared, with the
assistance of their steam power, aud all the most
us,fuI wood working achnery, t., execute every
description of work ia their line # business, in
manner not to be sur passed, such as Building Ho1s
rs of all dimensions, repairing or remodeiing TIE
same: pu ting ia store Fronts of any kind, Shelly
ngs put up, Counters made &C.. in neat and taste.
full m amer. stairs built and Haud nails worked
te suit any style OF Buildings; all kinds of Mould
ings on hand; Sash, Blinds and Doors made to or;
der and sent any part of the country every KIND
Of w ood Turning such Stair Bslusters, Newell
Posts &c Architectural Wood Carving fur Store
Fronts, and Capitals for Porch Columns. Ailorders
executed in y neat manner.
W. 4 d. GlBsON hope. by strict attention to
business together with their practical knowledge
Of the same, to merit continuance OF publ; ! a.
tronage.
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BOUND OvER.-John Fl. Timherlake
was convicted before the Recorder, yesterday. OF
assaultinR and beating Sarah I. Thomas, and held
to bail for his good behavior.
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ns-RxmovAL.-K. c. HOWE has re-

moved ms UABIN kT fU hNIIUkk " AKEKUUM 10
large and elegant brick stare on Governor street
few doors from Franklin, and recently occurred
br Rnford yerter, where he would be glad to
HE friends and the public generally.
Having engaged the sci vices "f the best WorKmen.
he prepared To execute Work of all kinds in ais
&c ia the best style and at the shortest notice. He
hopes. by promptness and attention, to merit con-
tinaance of that patronage which has heretofore
been 80 liberaliy bestowed upon hin.
Hi -untry friends would do well to call on him
before making their purchases.
RC HOWE,
se 22-Im Governor street.
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2. d. DENo0N.
TvO THE COUNTRY DEALERs.-The

L subseribsr takes this medium Of Informing
street Tor the purpose Of carrying cn wholesale
OONFEOTTONkRf. Having on hand and intsnds
n kse Continually Q large stock Of FRUITS, MUTT,
pRRsERVNs and maay other articles kept In =
vhojsssle houss Of the sort thus will be able 90
supply those Vho ars In want Of such articles NJ
bset reAned euGasp. ard will b. unsurpasstbist u
ouslify NJ 6avor Call st ny new house. and you
aii6ssaSs % 81 ehssp and ifsfh fSpdbs, dbs,zzr.r b
oeI 10 rs Main street, Richmond, Va
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slf- PRoF. A. j. GEBHAADr, late of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave to effur
his services to the citizens Of Kich mend as TEACH
ER on the PIANO, Singing VIOLIN. FLUTE,
GUITAR, &C.
de can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street
Refer to: Hon II A Wise, c Griswold, Esq Maj
NJ AimmO Mr. r Winston. Sc l3-Ims
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zSH- TEETH ExrRACrKD, WITHOUT

PAIN BY MRANs OF ELECTRICITY.
GE0HGE " JONES. Dentist, hereby informs
those wishing their teeth extracted, tina. he row
prepared with this new method, and is daily using
il with complete success His NEW INSTRUMENTS,
with their Indie rubber fulcrrm, particularly
pte to it. they give the operator entire con-
troll OF the electric carrent This great improve
me ( has been generally adopted 10y the profession,
inasmuch As il not only subdues the pain Of fextrac-
ton but also prevents the nervous prostraton
seQeeut upon such operations, especially where there
ne many teeth 10 be drawn. se7-lm
p- DR. JOHN b WALTHALL, (Homeo
pathisr offers his professional services to the citi
gems Of Richmond aud its vicinity. ONCE at his re
sideacs, on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

v eHUV ELS, TONGS aud PUKEKS II have Tor
sale elegant assortment Of all kinds Of Crates,
including every style Of fenders, Summer Pieces.
handsome and plain sets Of Shoveis, Tongs aud
Poksfs eeven different sizes of coal scuttles cinder
shoyels. nre shovels; handsome stands for Shoveis
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmaus
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bella, Of
sweet tsne. Builders, bousekespers, and others jn
want Of any Of the above articles be supplied M
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds Of Bras and Iron Works OF the above de-
cription st nay BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
CRATE and fENDER MANDATORY, No. 2a5
Main street, between sth and 9Th Streets West sids
Richmond, Va
An l6--diy p. ID. DEN00N.
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EXTRA TRAM TO AeuLANp-Manv a

onr ci.'xens are not aware perhaps, that they can
still visit their friends in the country. betvsen
Richmond and Ashland, on Sunday as heretofore
The train will be run throughout the present
month, leaving Richmond at o A. NJ, and return.
ing about P. NJ. The pleasant weather prevs-
lent at this season Of the year. and the many at
fractions OF the trip, will doubtless induce many
to avail of the opportunity thus afforded for re.
Taxation and comfort, and with the many improve
ments which have recently been Introduced at
which will reward so we'll the expense and time
consumed.
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HARD CUsToNBR.-William Moore.
| while lying under shed, for the want Of q more
suitable place to roost, last Thursday night, vas
taken to the cage by the Waschmen. When brought
| before the Recorder yesterday be gave such poor
| of hal