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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-16
By Alexander Mott, Auct.

BY Alexander Mott, Auct.
MIGHT AUCTlON.--Will be sold at
auction. THIS EVENING, commencing n q
O'Clock, general assor tmeut OF Watches, JeWelrv
Hardware, Fancy Goods, Merino Shirta' Draw0re.
Stocks, Neck Hdkfs, Table Cloths, Fancy Cad.
meres and sundry other articles
The above sale viii be continued every nisht
until further notice. ALEX NOTT
&C rs Auctioneog.
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By Henry ". Quarles,
(No $50 Main ssrest.)

l. at o'clock. one Of the finest stocks Of JevvlrY
and Fancy Goods that have ever been oNersdSS 49,.
ton In this city. Tbs Goods are direct mn The
manufacture. and will not only te cold withsst ~
serve. but are warranted a. Represented.
Private sales during the day.
oc3l HENRY w QUARLI0 Ana
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NEW CASH DRY 0OODs sTOKE.-

NEW CASH DRY GOODS Stone
1' The subscriber most respectfully informs his
ed, at No III Broad street. between 9th and 9Th and
selected with great care, handsome assortment Of
Ladies' DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS, EOsIERY LIN
EMS, C0TToNS, FLAN NELS, RIBBONS, MUS
Inns. LACES. FANCY ARTICLES, SMALL
WARES. &C., &c. ell of which will be sold at low
prices, exclusively fer cash; and would particularly
call attention to the stock of bRESS GOODS,
sHAWLS and RIBBONS. which are OF the newest
sty les, and bought at a great reduction from the
early season prices. Having made arrangements to
do business entirely on the CASH system the public
may rely at all times TO buy Of me on the most ia
Vorable terms, and hope thereby TO merit their sp
probation. MM j SWORDS
&C T--lm Agent for J H Anthony, Trustee.
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ID tUUPLAND KANDQLPH.
no 2-T&F2w4tTiwf Executor.

q AAN FAIkFIELD FUK
<9AGxaHEEA LEASE-The we'll known
<. Race Course and Farm cali
ed FAIRFIELD, the proper.
ty Of the late James Talley, within one mile Of h
city OF Richmond. Containing upwards Of eighty
acreP, is f II lease.
If no private contract Is made before TUESDAY
the 4th of January next, it I'D, that day, (if
air if net the next fair day. be offered At public
auction, on the premises
No property, Of this description, now obtainabic,
offers equal advantages Its notoriety as Race
Course, tbayng been long and familiarity known to
al! tie turfmen throughout the United States) and
its csntguty to the city render it very desirable.
both for racing and farming purposes.
AT he same time and place. will tie sold on four
mouths credit. the purchasers giving NEGOTIABLE
notes with approved endorsers, for all sums over
twenty dollars, and under that cash. a quant;ty of
SUKN. OATS. and FODDER; several valuable
MULES; some fine CATTLE; Household aud Kitch.
en- Furniture, &c.
eut Mt the same time
NO l5-dtd EDbI,D II ESr0R Adc,,r
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RUNAWAY from the subscribcr

RUNAWAY from the subscriber
IA on the 9Th of November. q Negro WOMAN
AOby the name of SYLVIA. She is = bright
* mulatto. about twenty five years of age q nd
little below the medium height. She was raised in
years in the county of Greensville one of which
she 10 doubtless trying 10 make her way
Twill give q reward OF SO for her apprehension,
II taken the city Of Petersburg and SIS il taken In
the counties Of Goochland or 0reensvilie.
W ID CLARKE
AtDavis, Ablahams 4 Lyons.
M M-St Epfersburg. Va.
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DRY GOODS.
= >-~-,--S>.-
SECOND SUPPLY OF
49, NEW AND RfoH
ID X r @ o O ID q,


and Winter DRY GooDs beusbt IN sSSsr,y q pa.
ees 'mas Closing out Gales for cash At very low nri
.e 10 no " any house In thu City; ali al Son
~ ~ '"e io~est eash psiees consisting In part.
,ao pieces Full Cloth and s.,ins,. t,r ..rv.n..
~ Negro Blankets very low 20 ''"''
p ,s,a ,. Lissseys kerseys aud shirtinss
french, English and American
IN LADIES' DE- Ess GOODS.
R.ch Double Jupe silk Robes
nt'h Two Fiounced Silk Robes
nssadere silks, large stock
Plain Mourning and Rayadere BLACK silks
large stock kobeakz Deianes
very rich French UelsInes
french Ealrntias and Poplins
French Valentias and poplIus very cheap
roie De Chavre and Russia Cashmere
Large stock low price Deiaines
~ pieces Delaines, very good, at I2L eta
plain Merino Delaues all eoiors
Printed Meiinos and Cashmeres
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table pamssk, Napkins. Toweling and Sheet
Superior A Shesting fbieachsd) at Cd
eoyes, Hosiery and Handkerchief, of every
50 doz Kid Gloves a. good as the best, at s21s
Ladies' and Chidren's Hoop skirts
IN EMBR0lDERIES.
Very rich Trimmed Lace sets
Gamhiie and Muslin Sets
Real French Worked Collars
PlQue aud Cambria Sets
CL0AKS AND SHAWLS,
$50 new style Round Cornered skawls in
Brocne, Border. 4 Stella aud Plush Bcrdsred
iantilia Wool ShawIs- single and long
NclyetaR Cloth Cloaks
Received from the Manufacturers every week
W. Cash buyers will find it to their interest to
give as "a call, and we invite them to do So
PERKINS co, new Cash Store
no 5-dtistD No Ial Eagle Souare
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR
~ We now have in store n superior at ,ck Of goods
for gents and boys, TO which invite their atten
ton, consisting Of
Sup Black French Cloths and Cassmeres
Fa cy French and American 40
Silk and Neiye. Vestings
Tweeds and Jeans
French ard English Beaver Cloths, for Over.
Coats
Lambs Wool, Cashmere Merino and heavy Sha-
ker shirts and Drawers
Hdkfs Glt YES and Hosiery
Gents Shawls and Travelling Blankets
PERKINS & cos new Cash Store
not No al Eagle sqnare.
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BY Goddin & Apperson.
RIAL ESTATE ON /

" ALO dDLE h6hh Ed hI u OE lSIh
ANDUSION STREETS, NEAR sEABRO0KS
WAREHOUSE, AND ON GARY, BETWEEN 56 f.
YORK RIVER RAILROAD FOR 81 LIE AT lUC-
TION.-Wii be sold on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
November, 1883, on the premises, cammercing at IL
o'clock, M, in the order aavsrt eed the following
Valuable Real Estate. viz: Lot NO 81. in Adams
plan fronting ~ feet Valley or 18th street run
ning back es feet TO an alley
After which will be sold Lot on the South side VI
Cary street between 18th and Pear streets ting
2e feet running back abnnt 100 feet more or less,
front on that road ofls feet This Lot is admirably
adapted to large warehor, 70 or lumber yerd
TRIMS -Onc-fourfh cash; balance at q. IL ar d y
by trust deed.
BY the rerreet Of the heirs Of William Marshall,
deceased. fObDtN ApPhEepN,
no 10 Aucts.
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THE AMERICAN SMOKER Why
should those who smoke. suffer from the dry
turning sensation of the mouth aud throat with
nervous headache and arrangement of the stomach
which are produced by the deadly poison, mic ,tna
when by the of the American Smoking Tube
ali these are counteracted? The American Smoker
is the greatest luxury of the age. FIR sale by
CHAS 5 DAWSON
no 10 Corner Main and 18th SITS
OPERA GLASSES, UPERA GLASSES.
~ have on hand a large assortment of fine Pearl
Ivory, &C. Opera classes. The public are requested
to cell and examine.
Old Opera Glasses repai, ed.
AF JAHNKE. Opt;cisp,
no 10 75ta Main
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE on LAND

N
In pursuauce Of decree of the Cjrcuit Cent
81 nsHrico county, pronounced on the aoth day Of
UQf6eer. 1898 IN the case OF Randolph Executor w
W@t &c. will. a. Commissioner appointed unds1
sald decree offer for sale, at auction on TUEsDAY
tne Sth day o. November next, at II o'clock on the
premises the following parcelso of Land compri.nv
q portion Ct the lands of Thomas West deco
commencing at Mt Prospect: NV "
ist Pisce--The Mill Tract alb ut 60 acre.. mostlv
10 WOOL. portion Of the Mt. Prospect estate. on
James river. In Charles City ccuety l9 miles frcuf
Richmond, on the main road N' A'AD
"a P1ece-3O acres. half In wood In Heprico conn.
" Is miles from richmond, on which thereis new
mouse. with two rooms, blacksmith and wheel
MICS. ~ s0A 'i"sno'
Sd PiecsIOnc acre Of first rate MARI Land. and
ABOUT Wo bushels Mari, ready for use The land
as1olns the estates of W d Randolph Eso Jas II
birIord. ESQ and DR. Poindexter, 10 Henrico co
TERMS OF sale prescribed by The decree as follows:
credit OF g. IL and Is months except so mUch cash
niay DC necessary to cover the costs of sals-the
purchaser giving negotiable notes. with good en-
corsers, or bonds with good security and the inte
made. n n u n m X 1 ngI 10
no l3-lst Canm;ss; n,
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r B. COOK, AUcrIoNEnR AND
10 COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally. that he will continue the Auction and Com
mission business, at the old stand of e. B. Coax
Co, No 70 Vain street, and fatters himself (from
his perence in the business) that he will be able
TO give satisfaction. He returns his thanks TO his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended to
him, and Is determined TO merit q continuance OF
the same.
He will attend to the sale of merchandise of every
description horses. cattle, DC, &c.
Outdoor sales attended TO at the shortest notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
BBC0OK
Auctioneet and Commission Merchant,
no ID No 10 Main strett
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EOk CLOAKS, MANTLES AND RAG
4 LAES call at the Cheap Store 40 Main street
For Bonnets, Flowers, Feataers and Head Dresses.
Call at the Cheap Store, 40 Main ST.
For bargains in the way of Hoop Skirts
Cali at the Cheap Store 40 Main ST.
For Infants Hoods, Sscqres. Capes aud Bonnets
Cali at the cap Store, 40 Main ST.
For French-worked Collars and Sleeves, verv low
priced, Call at the Chear store sg Main AZ
Remember the pie e nearly opposite the ct Charles
Hotel, No 80 Main street
no4 GEORGE JACDRS
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ZONES PATENT BURNER.-LIGHT.
LIGHT LkiH1-The largest assortment of Coal
Oil Lamps In the State. for sale opposite the Ameri
can Rotel and under the Exchange Hotel Building,
where you are invited TO call and examine the stock
hand. Fluid and Oil Lamps alter ed st small ex-
pense to burn the KerosiAe Oil. JW REX,
No l62 Main street. opposite the American.
mi
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

NALUABLE PHIVATG DWELLING
At THE CoRs-ER OF CLAY AND FIFrH
sTREkTs. FOR SALE At AuCTi0N.-Wil b
sold, on TUESDAY. the 30fh November, 1853. on the
premises commencing ct ocieck r. NJ the very
desirable private dwelling locased above. row w
fronts 81 3i2 feet ON the south side OF Clay street
aud runs back on fhe west lipe Of 5sh sreet il5ss
Net TO an alley 10 feet wide The dwelling built
OF brick IL in good repair and has ample accommo-
dations for large family.
TYeNs One. fourth cash, ba' ance q :. and mcss
for ne otiabe notes. ints rest added. secured ~
trust deed, or title retained.
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''T7EF1D1N71--"


VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE In
CHARLOTTE COJNTY.-I shall ofYsr for ssls
g Rnnnc Auction. II not sold privately befsse Or
IoESDAf the tn dsy Of December next en thu
ptsnises. the tract Of land on which reside
Containing sse scrss Lying IN the county Of thar.
s. o. twttfie and uorse-pen Greeks on the linz
q I'm me nacnmond and Danvilis Railroad. two nles
iIom mo,eingford Station sdjoiuiea the Iands al
stI = harrington. VIM N Watkins. sen'r and ii
The improvements are good-dve.,ina hou.e CON.
saln.ng ~ rooms aboys. ching room ana ssors
room " the basement. good ONCE In the ward Al
~ 5000 repair six Tobac-e bsrns xransry stable
kucnen zee house. negro cabins and other couyeni.
ens out housef; the garcen well enclosed.
Inere are - acres Ut Creek fat about lfO acres IN
original forest, with abundance OF che yery
pian- land, no in pine and other growth he bal
snce OF the tract Is open for cultivation with
rffon OF well improved lapd.
fall " "eA' 'eeueo VI
The tract of land Is very productive ard desirable.
pelnR In most delightful part of the connty: con-
tenIsnt 70 several Churches and the ciety Ia the
nsrS noor MOOD Is - good As any in the county
Terms OF the sale sre one half in cab. and the
onsnce " ~ months, with interest added title
nsnL Possession given at Christmas -
Any. person wishirg further informati,u
win piea So ADDRESS me, at Mossingford Post tJfjce
~ - eus WIN. HI. MARSHALL
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STlLL THEY COME-By Roanoke we
~ are recsiving this day several cases of Fall aud
Winter eiothing, comprising ine Dress Suits rich
Velvet and silk Vests Fancy Cashmere Pants in
gre at variety, and pretty assortment rev style
Ties Scarfs Cravats DC Rememb Der that the large.
no l3 KEEN RAtDwIN r. C{Ta
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THERE are very few labor saving
l. machines Of more real SalIa tn the Manufac-
tuIer than the STEA n SIZING A. w DRESSING
MACHINE for preparing warps made by Nm.
BRADLEY, and now on exhibition at the Mechanics'
Fair This machine not oniy performs vast
amount of work in a given time, but executes it
well and is simple il construction that IL is lot
liable get ont OF order The machine can be seen
at work every evening during the tair. Manufac-
tnrers examine it and satsfy yourselves of its supe
Hority.
Orders for them. sent to WIN. BRADLEY, at
Richmond. will meet with promps attention.
oc 3O-lin<
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Dl8soIUrfoNa. A. s,

CO-PARTNERSHTP NO1ITiI NOTICE ms
-, - TIN : GENTRY, successors to JoaN Ia
CY. corner Of Franklin and Union Streets win tssr
sSsnnsass,ntl{ SS hand barge. supply Il FnouR'
al AZ. .t yykN, OATS and all kinds 81 MILL UF-
t Gs 1rG their friends and the public Is respect
= nishess essh price, paid for CORN, OATS and
WIN aEs srI'io county.
Charles CITY CO.
Having disposed Of my Granary and Feed Esta-
respectfully tender my sincere thanks t NV fr;.,
ana customers for the liberal patronage thsv haye
Nn.pweo upon me, and would take occasion 10 be-
ys HOT my successors continuance Of their IA
kichnend. Oct 2lst. 1853. O. nMim
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
shIP-The co-partnership heretofore existing
PSI eStw se Gentry z Walker, under the name
By mutual consent. Any unsettled busines. Of he
the matter. Of Gentry Walker n s1e sss to
transferred. JR GENTRY
TJW WALKER.
HAVING determined to continue the
= COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand of
sentry Walker, hope By strict attention to busi
ness TO merit continuance of the patronage of the
late hrm. and of the public generally,
Richmond. Oct. 18th. 1858.
TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN.
TRY 4 WALKER, I return my thanks to INV
friends for the liberal patronage EXTENDED to the
kinds of country produce, and hope, BY due dill
gence and prompt attention. to merit share of
to dstpg ~
exerton to promote the interest Of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office Mo-. 18Th street
Richmond Oct 1bth 1919 ~ 49,
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-JAS.
~ WALSH. at bis old established Gun and Sport
ing store has Just received from England, the ba-
lance OF his Fall supply OF
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
together with fine assortment of SHOE BELTS,
POWDER FLAskS. BIRD RAGS, CLEANING
RODS, NIPPLE WRENCHES, &c
Also, . fine assortment of COLTS Celebrated
FIVE SHOOTERS. and other Pistols; BOWIE
KNIVES; DIRKS; Gold and Silver Headed WALK
ING CANkS, with and without swords
Tia public are respectfully reQues ed to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am co1f-
dent can exhibit the best assortment Of acois In
my Ike, to be found in any house in the State
Oc 25-im
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NOTICE.-l have for sale Bacoz, Lard,
~ Sugar, Coffee. Spices Soap Candles, Cod Fish
Flour. EerriDgs, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes
BGc wheat, &c. DC. should be glad to sea the
ladies' gel teniep and every body else second door
from 9Th, on Bread. GEO L HOLMES
ms
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WOOD, WOOD. WOOD. We have en-
" hand a choice lot Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
which we will sell low, for cash.
Aso-LUM Ser. of all sizes, on hand, and fur
Bi>h at IA short notice
Enquire south side Dock, near 8 P Hawes coal
ya'd, 70 PHILLIPS.
no Il-ImE
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I,RusTEE1a SALE "a HOusE AND

L LOT IN BULLOCK HARRIS ADDIrIOx
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD sTREkT, In HENRI
co COUNTY.-Ry virtre Of 4 deed Of trust, fran
Calvin Green to the snhccriacr, dated 2ith April
1885, duly recorded In Henrico County Court. shal
in execution thereof proceed % sell at public arc
1853 at O'Clock p. NJ, II fair, III not the next
fair day, the house and lot (part Of tot NO. p in Bal
lock and Harris addition In the county Of Henri o
running back lif feet 20 an alley rs feet wide.
TERMs--Cash. The title u believed to be good bal
selling ~ trustee, shall convey with the nsuAl
nos TiIOMAs w poswELL. rrustse.
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SHIPPING.

II FOR LADELPHIA.-The
~&good schr GEO FRANKLIN, TYLER, master.
having the greater portion OF her cargo engaeed
and going on board. will .ve quick Dispatch. Per
balance of cargo apply to
no l5-3t w ID Col OrITT 4
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DEBBLES, pEBBLES.-Justr received,
lot Of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PES-
BLES, in stsel frames. For sale cheap. by
YOEHLE Il WEIDEMEYER
e5 Main street
oc 20-ts sign of Golden Eagle.
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SERVANTS CLOTHING-By Roanoke
~ we are receiving large lot of servants' Clio
thing rendering our assortment large aud desirable
Those in want will do well to give our stock and
prices an examination.
10 "a KEEN BALDWIN, a 90
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of BALDWIN.
~ Cardwel Co, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. The books have been placed in the hands
OF HORACE KENT, to whom we have transfer.
red all accounts due, and who is alone authorizes
to grant receipts. Immediate payment will be re-
CURED. II BALDWIN,
JOHN CALDWELL
II r BALDWIN.
November II. 1888. oJ2-lm
n1S8OLUTION.-Th firm of H.. B.
~ COOK 4 co is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Ether party viii use the name Of the firm
in liquidation EB Cook
October Is 1858 WIN MOTT
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ITO LUMBER CONSUMERS We have
L now on the Dock, and in our Yard in rear of
Messrs siinond DavenporI Cos store, ZD,Up II
inches thick, and rom IL to l6 feet long, all Of
superior quality and well seasoned, which we will
1000 feet and upwards
Also q, 900 feet of q inch and 5000 feet inch POP
LAR, wide and in good order.
no Sins TALBOT BROTHER.
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g MASON, Manufacturer Of Improved
~. Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
of London aud Philadelphia PORTER, Smiths
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE cider and La
GER BEER.
PORTER, ALE ard LAGER BEER, in half pints
pints and quarts. to suit customers
Country orders receive strict attention. The
goods are forwarded 10 any part Of the State, with
the utmost dispatch.
Factory-z,th street, between Main and Franklin,
Richmond. Va. &C I4--fm
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DER STEAMERS THIS Day
New Crop Raisins
New Crop Figs
Fresh Nuts, of all kinds
FRI sh Citron
Fresh Currants
Sweet Havana Oranges
French and Herman PruEea
With large assor tmeDt of Branded Fruits, Pic
kles, Preserves Sances Fresh Fruit Cigars &c. for
sale by DAVID N. JONES CO.,
no 6 No. rs Main at.
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K EROSlNE OIL AND LAM PSI have
- inst received a new supply OF Coal Oil Lamps
OF different patterns, suitable for paror bed room
and kitchen purposes, They the most economi-
cal ever invented, giving light equal to- and for
some purposes, superior TO gas. There is no flicker
TO the fame which is deleterious and painful to
the eyes of a close reader. No damage from expic-
sion, and if braken the oil will not damage anything
it may happen to come in contact with. For saleb
CHAS 8 DAWSON
no 10 cor Main and 18Th SITS
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~-A NOTICE.-CRANGE OF
G Eli DO Rs-The steamers 9 I'm
COVE AID CUnTIs PECK will leave the wharf o
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, It 81 O'Clock, precise.
iy, aud return each alternate day, touching % al
the regular landings on the river. going and NJ
turning. ocl5 X D bASkINS.
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II 1DIR Sill yoa want tn eseepeoe
- cmssts. Insroidsriss silli6Ssy 60, ofs-n
an4 DuslsIs. 1sl1nmga kaesx seoeAs -
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TAYNSS' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Expec
Hair Tonic Jaynes ferniifuge; Jaynes' Liniment:
Jayues, Carmnaiive Balsam; Jaypes' sanatiye
pills These remedies, prepared by the celebra ed
DR. DJaynes. of Philadelphia have q world renown
ed reputation, and need no ,;ommendaton. For
sale by BODIES FIR, Druggist,
no9 Main street. near the Old Mark ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-07
FRO1T WASHINGTON.

The Message and the RePOrtsssA Large Ma
val Force 60 be Concentrated in the Gulf
--Increase of the Army and Navy.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Mr. A. R. Corbin will
leave here in the afternoon train Tomorrow for st
Louis in charge of the Message and Cabinet reports
to be forwarded by overland express to California
The message viii make eighteen columns in the
Union while most Of the reports unusually short
The President will recommend the ratification of
the Cass>Herran Treaty, now modified. By ar
rangemeDt, the Message will be communicated to
the two Houses on Monday.
understand that it is the purpose Of the EKecu
tive Immediately 10 concentrate as large a naval
force as possible npon the Gulf Of Mckee, and the
Coast of Central America. 1t may be, and probably
is true that England, France, and Spain have no
plans hostile to our interests be promoted by their
fleets now in the waters of the Gulf, but there are
many who think otherwise, and it is q sound propos
sion that the surest way of maintaining peace with
foreign nations, without abating our rights is to
make it their interest and necessity to deal justly
and honorably with US.
Secretary Toucey, in his annual report will urge
the importance of large increase Of the Navy, but,
in view of the dapidated state of the Federal purse
Just at this time, will recommend the immediate
construction of only twenty or twenty-five new
ses-prObably slOOps>Of-War similar to the five now
constructing.
lam informed that the Secretary Of War will re
new his recommendation for an increase of the reg
ular army as indispensable to the protection of
extended frontiers and the maintenance Of good
order in Utah and the Indian country.-Nea0 York
Times