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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

THE MERCHANTS of Northampton county, Va,
according to letter in the Norfolk Argus, have
refused to take out license under the new law.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The Young
Mems Christian Association ia still in session at
Charleston. On Tuesday the members visited the
Orphan Asylum of that city. The Central Com
mittee of the Association has been chosen, an1
among its members is J. b. Watkins, of Richmond.
Troy, n. Y, has been chosen as the place of meet
ing next year.
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sea ST 600 A YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR

WSAp,S ,UUU Il I hAh o ,UVU 4 I BAh
81 900 A YEAR. AN AGENT is wanted in every
81 900 A YEAR. Town and County in the United
81 600 A YEAR States, to engage In q respectable
81 Gao A YEAR. and easy business by which the
81 900 A YEAR. above profits may be certainly re-
81 600 A YEAR allied. 1t is an article of daily
81 ,OiO A YEAR. consumption and can be manu-
81 900 A YEAR. featured in the agents dwelling;
81 900 A YEAR secured by copy right; .le as per-
81 ,Ot1 A YEAR. manent as -four. Address JAS.
81 900 A YEAR. II. HORNE, Box No. 1851 New
81 900 A YEAR. York Post Office. inclosng one
81 900 A YEAR. stamp 10 prepay postage.
an I5-dkWlmif
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aRs LANDRETH's Ngw CROP GARDEN
JOHN W GARIICK,
Druggist and Apothecary.
apoI Market Place Franklin st.
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n- DR. HosrErrER's CELERRArEp


Stomach BITTERs have doubtless created much
sensation in the community for its remarkable
cures as any other medicine eXtant. lt Is q fact
that in the minds of many persons a prejudice ex
lists against what called Patent Medicines; but
why should this prevent you resorting TO an article
that has such an array OF testimony to support 1t
scribe it: why should you discard tg Judges, us1-
ally considered men of talent have and do use it in
their families why should yOu reject it Let not
your pref udice usurp your reason to the eyerlast-
ing injury Of your health.S If you sick and
quire a medicine, try these Bittels.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally eve
rywhere. ap l9-lm
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The NATIONAL DEBT OF MEXICO figures up one
hundred aud twenty-nine millions, without the
floating debt. This would not be so heavy ioad
for eight millions of population to bear, II they
could only establish government that would give
some security and stability and promote the IN
dustry of the nation.
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I AIDLEY & ROBINSON'S CONCEN.
~ TRATED AC0NITE LiNIMENT, a valuable
external remedy for Neuralgia, Gout, Rheumatism
and ali similar ahec ions.
Aoonte is deservediy held in high esteem by the
medical profession as one ct the most powerful re.
this IMMINENT is perfect representative of the plant
containing ia very concentrated FORM all the
virtues Of the best Aconite Root aud having been
very extensively and successfully used by the Ply
sicians of this City and in the country it may be re-
lied on IA efficient remedy.
Observation-Disclosures piece Of cloth with the lin
ment, apply 1t over the part affected, aud cover
with piece OF oiled silk, to prevent evaporation
Prepared only by
bA1DLEY Il ROBINSON
Chemist and Pharmaceuti,ts
ap q 4th and franklin sts., Richmond Va
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NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-Arrrived- Par
THAN, Capt. HndgMs of Richmond, Va, from Rio
.janeiro.
HAMPTON ROADS, April 22-Arrived-Brig Bran
dywine, from Rio Janeiro, with coffee.
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A RARE CHANCE THE undersigned.
L a being in feeble health and too Tar advanced in
life to engage in active business pursuit desires
TO dispose Of large number Of Valuable Recepts
she has collected during the last forty years of her
life Among them che wishes to sell the recipe for
making her celebrated COUGH ELJNIR-A medi.
cine 80 well known, aud generally used In this
city, that she need only refer to the large number
OF certificates IN her possession in praise OF its viz
tues. This Elixir yields annual profit equal to
six per cent. interest five Thousand dollars AMI
By moderate outlay il could DO made to yield
handsome revenue.
The next in importance among These recipes (f not
the first is one for M0THEks BREAST SALVR
AZ article which is unsurpassed by anything
yet discovered Scores of Ladies in Richmond have
used it. aud never without the most beneficial re-
suits; and they are willing TO bear witness 70 the
fact pnblicly ii ueCC ssary.
But II is unnecessa y To particuarize further, All
the recipes are good and energetic aud enter-
prisinR man, with a small capital, can, by proper
manageme Mt, make them a source Of great profit.
The terms will be made to suit any one wishing a.
buy, As am willing to trade for other property
sell them foI cash.
For further particulars apply to me at my old g.
sldence, ON Main street. square below the united
States Hotel. ANN r. DAVIS.
lg-im
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e&T FORBES & CRsNsHAw,

EF FORBES 4 CRBNSHAW,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRAIS-
ERS will attend to all business in their line with
promptness. and solicit share of patronage
OFFICE-at the Hall the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute corner 18th aud Main streets, over Mr..
Booths Upholstery store.
WM FORBES. l.. A. CRENSHAW.
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&C. PARTICULAR SeTICE TO FARME Rs.-Al who
have to purchase Shoes fer Harvest, l would most
respectfully call their attention to my ortment
AS they will be sold low. by ALIEN. HILL.
Rs-A AND ANOTHER NoTICE-If you wish to pur-
chase Boots, Shoes, Trunks or Carpet Bags go to
ALEX. HILLS. where you will find the very hest
of goods in his ne aud at as low prices as any other
house in this country.
kS- GENTS. PATENT LEATHER GAITERs.-Just re-
ceiyed II supply Of Gentlemens Patent Leather Gar
ters imported by myself direct from Paris.
ALEX. HILL. 127, Main street,
Manufacturer and Importer of
Boots and Shoes fevery description.
As- FRENCH Doors aud SHOES, of direct importa-
ton, can only he found at
ALIEN HILLS. l27 Main street.
Richmond, Va.
sB- TRUNKS! TRUNKsl! TRUsKs.!!-My supply of
Trunks at this time, is the largest and most varied
to be found in the city allen. hill,
I27 Main eet.
A1- PUMP SOLE Doors Just received. very
peri0r lot of Gentlemen's French Pump Sole Boots,
impo,tcd by mysett, direct from Paris. They are
something extra. ALIEN HILL,
l27 Main street
~ ALEX. HILL, the only direct Importer of
French Boots and Shoes in Richmond keeps con
stanty on hand large supply of all of the various
styles of French Work and Materials, for the manu-
tacture Of Ladies' and dentemens Boots and Shoes
Call at HILLS I27 Main street.
IT, Types Of the human lace divine, of all kinds
and all prices by the celebrated artists TYLER l.
CO-I39 Main street
Sc Any style of Ambroty pes. from - cents 10
s45, at TYLER q COS Gallery-l3s Main street.
~ 800 pictures were made at TYLER l. Co.'S great
picture mill yesterday--l3q Main street
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MTANTED-To go to Gordonsville, (sev-
w enty miles from Rchmond.) a frst'rate
COACH AND BUGGY PAINTER. For such an one
an a2"2t$ Stokes RIyES.
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WANTED first rate SEAMSTRESS,
w one that can cut and make ehildren's cloth.
ing. Apply at the office OF
DIBRELL l. JOHNSON.
on ShOekoe slim
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geh. Dr.. WARiSG has removed his Of
FlCk to the corner OF Franklin and Mayo streets
two doors below his former Office in the Bnild-
Ing. su OF
eA-To MI FRIENDS OF THE FOURTH
DISTRICT OF ,HEsRIeo CoUsfY.-Tlaving determined
70 leave the State OF Virginia. no longer ca
didate for tile office of CoNSrABLf.
ap 22-2t~ WIN. /. DABNEY.
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s,TgE Sick LEFT AT PoRT RoYAL.-The following
are the names mot already given) Of the yellow
fever patients left at Port Royal Jamaica, by the
U. g. frigate Susquehanna:
Edward Bolles, Dennis Mccarthy, VIM Galena,
Matthew Henry William NJ. Blandin, John Rear
don. Thomas NOLAN, James X. Webb, Pat Garvtn,
John Qnick Joseph Nesbitt. John Manning, H. d.
Alien Samuel Civizandi. Jas. Mckens, Jas. Casey,
Albert Webber, Vim. Meyers. WIN. Ill. Hall, Tulley
l.. Priest J. W. WATSON, J. Sullivan, John Ming,
John Dole, lily. Quito. Daniel OBrien. jacob Booz,
Thomas Nugent, Peter Clement, Samuel A. Book
ing JAS Shannon. Patrick Daily. John Collins, Pat
rick Burke g. w. Simpson, Antonio lancetta, Pc
ter Uesse. VIM CrOssman, John H. thompson: Sc
raphino Baudico, James O'Brien, John H. Baker,
John Butler Augustus Riedt. George ). smith,
John sullivan Gnstavus Jacobs, Francis GONZALES,
Austin Newell. Charles Jones, Robert jackson,
Francis Carr, Jno Brewer Dan. Lyons, Geo NJ
Young, Robert Newton. George Hughes Peter Ram
pouo, Freeman Luce, Isaac Branson, Robt Blake,
Alex. Lamb, Autoria Freitas, Timothy Brennan,
James Buckley
Two more cases have occurred on board the ship
at New York z. Merriam has written letter to
the Secretary of the Navy, recommending that the
vessel be sent for a month or so, into the NORTH
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nEDR. JOHN F. JACKsoN-Office No,
II Main street Market Bridge. Residence. Rich
mopd House opposite the Governors Mansion.-
Calls left at either place at hour OF the DAY or
night, will meet with prompt attention.
ap l9-lm
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PoR THE PHsITrsTIARY From Northumberland
county, Va, Abraham Cottinshsm, charged with
The murder of WIN. jenkins. on the night Of the
,.,h az r.bruary last has been convicted and sen
fenced tc the peni,eptary Tor 10 years. From the
evidence II appears the difficulty occurred on Cone
river. on board of vessel. Cottingham, after
whipping him with heavy rope, threw bis oppo-
nent down and nlped him to death.
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Ra5 RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
LIST JAN, IS5S,-Sl, f02 ,sD68 25

The Trustees have declared dividend OF IRIgY
PEk GENT. on all Life Policies that have been n,
force twelye months prior 10 January lst ls1s snd
SIX PER CENT lNfEREsT IN CASH on ali III
yidends that have not been paid These hoIsliac
theeertfcates, will please call and collect tha IN
rest, which will be paid In cash 49, $3.50
Those desiring Information on the subject of Liz.
Insurance, viii please call on the Agent an Main
streets OF for reference. apply to either member 81
the Local Board-ali Of whom are insured In hi.
Company -
6so. WrfHE MusroRD, President.
Directors:
Thos August, Esq, Jas Thomas. Jr Esa
Roger A Pryor. Esd, Rev Chas III Read
unes Ellis. Esq. Rev JAS Taylor.
Vim Paine, ksg
Medical Board:
Nc TColeman. N ID, A q worthana. M d.
JAS III Conway, If ID.
CHaS h. WORKMAN
General Agent and Attorney Tor Virginia.
mh io-2m A3 Main street.
pOWDER-1500 kegs Sport and Blast.
APPS IL aB DAVENPORT. !
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WANTS.

XNTANTED.-The subscriber. being out
w of employment Of any kind, Is DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning a situation at soma respectable hnsine5s-
Ua wo1Id be willing TO make himself useful to any
one who might give him employment; and can give
tho beat of references to moral character. Ad
dress through the post Office. ,,>,,x
AMOS h II ENk1.
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ap 23-2t 81 Main street.
A PRIL NUMBER Law JOURNAL
~ wv RANDOLPH has Just published the Quar-
terly Law Journal for April
CONTENTS:
The Lien of the Fieri Facias
The Dignity of Debts
Law of Nations-Govermental Power of Arbitra-
ton
Apprentice ssumpsit
Fraud-Jursdiction
Slave Cannot Elect 10 be Free
On Constituting Status by Equity
Wi-Implied Nanumission of Slaves
Lien Of tn. HI Fs
Uttering Forged Notes--Indictment
I'D vs. Bay Tor. Reviewed
Principal and Agent Plaading-Right of Action
Officer Bond-Writ--F Failure TO Return
roc"ss-Return-Plea in Abatement
Married Women-Separate Estate-Statute Of
Limitation
Married Women &c
Editorial Miscellany
Book Notices
Keyisors Reports
Index to Grattan's Reports
large stock of new and standard Law Books
may be found at low prices at III Main street.
anD -
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Be- THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LIFE INSURANCE CUMPANf'
RETURNS TO THE INSURED By ANNUAL d.
VIDENDS
THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT
OF THE PREMIUMS PAID
Those who pay CASH, receive their Dividends in
CASH Those who give notes are credited on their
netes with the THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT. DIV
IDEND.
Returned to the insured in Diyi-
dends.. ,n6,59s II
Paid for Losses by death ......... f70i.3I9 50
Over S2UO,O00 have been paid to families living il
Virginia. - .
The Company being PURELY MUTUAL, those
insured in Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Call ut the Agency, No. 81 Pearl street
NH 3-lm KNOWLES WALFORD.
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JKTANTED-A BOY, about IA years of
w age, to attend to a Bakery. One that will
make himself useful can hear of situation by ap-
plying to the corner of 2Ist and Main streets
ap2-2t+ DiOMhVi-
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CIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED
~ FEMALE PILLS
DR. sanford's Great Liver InVigorator
Blanchards Unaltvrabie Pills of lodide Iron
Pure Medicinal Cod Liver oil
Mhb0rs God Liver Oil and PhS sphgte Lime
Woodiln's specihc for Dyspepsia and Chronic
Thrash
Turner'S, Hoofands, Bakers and Jackson's Bit
ters
Hooways Worm Coniections or Vegetable
Nermifuge
Turner's Pure Medicinal Blackberry Brandy
Lyons Pure Ohio Cataw ba Brandy
Pure Old Port Wine. very superior
For sale by JN0 w POLLARD
Drno iTrh
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4Gs~ STAMPED COLLARS AND BANDS
for working; also, Stamped Linen Bands and
Sleeves for ladies' LADIES BAZAAR,
an 2I-lm No IFS Broad street.
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Fsgg NEGROES IN TUE CoUSTRV.-A correspondents
Of the Alexandria Sentinel, writing from kieh'
moud county, Va, notices the sentencing OF faSeo
Adams, free negro, to death, for an assault upon
a white woman, and says that a similar CRIME mas
been committed by another free negro in tha'
county. Speaking of the failure OF the last Legs
lature to remove this class Of people from the
State, he says:
II succeeding Legislatures pursue the same PINT,
anthropic policy falsely so called the citizehs o,
the COMMITTEES where their numbers are large Will
he forced TO adopt the course OF Northumberland
comfy some years ago---rise up and expel them
from their midst. making such exceptions as cir.
cumstauces may Justify hut altering their present
relations in some salutsry way. THIS - certainty
tha idea of MANY in this section. There are said
TO be 100 10 Westmoreland, and about thousand
In Richmond county.
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AMUsHnHHrs.


THEATRE.
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nNE HUNDRED BBLS. G Yellow AMI

~ Coffee Sugar; 100 bbis LoveFinz's and Brown ;
Crushed sugar; 20 bills cheap Yellow sugar; o. hl'
New Orleans sngaI; pipes pure Holland Gh; ~
ibis Isle OF Wight Peach Brandy. for sale by
ap22 THnS JONES CO.
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TWENTY HHDS Sides, Shoulders,
l. Breasts and Joles; % bbls aud % kegs 40 cal
Lard; 20 packages Roll. Glade's, Goshen and Wee
tern Butter; or casks Port aud Madeira Wine, la
bbis Common Whiskey. Gin and French Brandy.
IN hbs superior Rye Whisky; IS half quarter AMI
eighth casks fr Brandy; 80 hhls Apple Brandy; for
sale nv ap22 THOS JONES co
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s8- TRUNKS TEvNKs!! TRUsKs!!-My supply of
Trunks, this time is the largest and most varied
to be found in the city. ALIEN. hill,
I21 Main stie4t
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HOTELS, ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion Eouse)

(Late Mansion House)
North Nartet street. I'd door 5e'ov HE Square.
v.GII BERTha tai er the above and a num-
Der OF years bees leave inform the publ OF that
fact theG that he house has Re- paint
ted from BIS TO attic, ana and complete mi
The subscriber ing full well the
need OF Tscass modern hotel 10 N2hvile. and being
pilani lropic mood, has made .rtoa to
the wants e the prbic and 1T himself he has
succeed d. His table will at all tines he FINISHED with
the bet tn and foreign markets Afford ans he pledges
himself make body contented at hone who
will favor him with visit
Carriages nihues viii regula ry to ard from
the Nicholas Steamboats, and Ra iToads Trnsty
the depot receive checks
for baggage, thus Obyiatir g the difficulty Of delay
Board per day II p
Lodging 20
SINCE Meals ="
Supper, Lodging, snd Breakfast loo
Breakfast from 6 TO O'Clock.
Supper g 5" Z"
". GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House. Market sree', t~o livery
stables where be found at all hours horses bugg
carriages, &c J. n. Alexander Co., and W. 7. Wright
Co, the proprittors-
Dec 4 1ydkw.
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Ridslleberger's Eatinq EOuSe.

GAM Rid eberger takes occasion announce 20 the pub.
lie that the summer easO on over he given up me
enjoyment Of rural felicity" and returned town. His
House is again orened and he hopes again the
Hing "a OF hi ODD friends ners and u be
come scqU lnted with lots OF ones. tables shall
al avs be literally supplied with the market al
fords, and a : little more"
Sept. !, 1s37
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B. 5. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81. SOUTH MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE.

HAVING essashshed geaera Agricultural Depot 1t
Ii above place. desire AL my Old and srae friends
call and see ne. and essnsns
ny stock trade. rhFeshers, the latest and Eest s
proved Reaprs. B.rnhs aarv Aied corn aud
Driis, Briaey premsnn Fless aud Saassors OF
y, arden sers. OF every variety, Also Soser
nmeihy Bae ssrass Urchssa Grass, Canary, Heap and
Race I'D. and Barley constantly on h nd.
Aklndz o. AgrcasaS .nd asrtieaisIiA inpisGsHi. 90
hand
msnufActErsd ovcs, Crates Ac or sale. AZ
rsalturA had, ordered and sold 81 The
prices Also fnnsrs'
hsehines Had fools fron Peek saith Cos Mana
factory. 10 1fhinsfon, ocun.
Jasi recrivss sap ,sy 81 Bash. LA and Cara Bezns.
fanpkin seed For Ale scs for c<sh-
nAy1s- 3. =. WELLER
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II i M O W q T..

THE subscriber this method Of informing his old
l. customers and friends and the public generally, tina
he removed his hardware store from the old
Market No S. 10 the large Trick building. lately
erected the South side s Broad street where he keep
constantly hapd and makes 10 order the various ARTICLES
embraced in his line of business lie invites especial
tention his large assortment OF CASTING, HOLLOW
WAR; BRASS, &C such Mantle ard Coal Crates, WAg
Boxes Piow Mods Cutters, CcrnShe ers, Corn
Crushers Mil CTushtrs Balcony WORK aud Iron Fencing
Coffee Mills Tea Kettles Brass Kettles Ooglro7s Candle
Stick and almost endless variety other articles.
lan29-u AhDREN ANDERSON
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Il n COLIN HO y : E ,
TCLLAHOMA,T TENN.
10. 3. SMITH Prnnriafnr.

- AEiNG taken charge OF the above Hotel, viii en-
o. oetvor 70 please all Wko favO- with al
WI mNtrends ane the citizens OF and Davidson
coontT world solicit NV table m al
times be provided with the the country alords
every csre will he tai en- to please all.
nere l. good livery stable contingons thi house
ahd The ray eteville, NClbeTTy and rchburg Vail and
raSsenf er Toach leaves is Hotel Nsdnes
cav and Friday for the above places. V O'Clock p
anu returning every TUESDAY, thursday and Satud+v
II O'clock 4. NJ skinC connections th the Va hvil,
Trains.
Tnllahoma, August 13. 1857. nv,
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81. Cloud Hotel.

nsderatou of the pressure or It's Illness in none
tary matters, her with cons.aue decline in
price % produce the price board win nov he reduced
from " so 10 81 90 per transe vi ors and from
10 90 to - 90 per week to permanent day bosrders
'ct2t-t .HJT. T. SCOTT.
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CIoaks, ShayvIs and Scarfs.

We have now the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this wav. in the ntrv many OF wch
were In ported nv "essrs. A. T. Stewart Co, OF new
YORK. expressly for sales. In Vslvets have them AT
al prices from Is to 5000 We have also black ana grey
cloth ard Beaver TSmss and long Coaks, &C. for iades
and children IN all qualities at from three dollars rp
shaV in al sizes and qualities, both square AID long rom
the most ordinary elegant Also Just
fresh In voice of thoe elegant high colcred nix Che
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A NLkr.sUrt. " AsHERs, soilERs, RfyETs. DRILLS
"A <ses bsrs,sa nAsa saa sorsais ~
mzySs .. .. p1okBxs
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r. C. McNAIRY & CO.,
LARGE DBALERs KIsrs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
70. IS, CoLLEaE STREET, -,
NaSrsyEsUE TEENESSEE.'
Dress Goods.

Togethtr with an endless variety Of medium and 10"
priced Silks IN F1ounces, Rotes nle, and bv the vard
In plain paid strped nd bsvaderes, also satin acen
and 1ouhetwilled Merinos Ca Greatvs'iey
Of all wool and Union Pad Mousdelanes, and every
thing and desira be In this way.
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CLtIB0RNPS MACHINE WORKS,
NaSuVEEEF. TENN

fscurerS, and all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
tNGS of description, G f AIRING, CAN WHktIS
the improved patterns SAW NILIS PJTurs &C. &C.
respectfully called this Estabshr
ing rapidly the preui % tie late NaShve Manu-
featuring coHpsuv. We intend 80 The bl mess
fully before and shan be ready
orders for Machinery and Casting. We have aread,
commenced operations in bachsm it'll shop ard Boiler
yard, and shall give immediate satisfaction to old
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each OF US personally
attending TO his departmen'-aud thus shau be
able TO erioT lover rates than hereto
fore this city shall every piece Of
work done this Establish nent, and give prompt
personal attention every orier left az Office thus
hone give general action aud be patrouEed by al
friends OF home @ anufacture. NJ AtKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
juns97-f Late Nashville Mani. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06
Broadway House,

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06
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