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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
TIE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in the Winter Of 1854,

AS heen 10 opetauon over our years. dutnf which pc.
IL tod, though iu rfoetsts hat been hy he d
yrts yrtit Of s5i and iejl hu pravtcahiy ors plan
hiss been clearly domonhfted That thr hon,o atit sn
peilot advahtaEts TO tho WOOL GROWERS ur rHR
VEST az medium Tor passing their wool, into he hand,
q ne mauuiactur p u nov No l1nrcf question nut a..
though vefy large numhcf Of Wool Growop have hvalsd
,hemsove' ofheie advanares during the last four ycar,
fe iNimaing a. u may unpcar 10 many our receipts have
been lafgtr from Mcr hanu and Wool huvcri than non,
Woolgrowcrs and his may DO accounted fr mainly ffnm
the act, that, as class Woogrowau have hcen more
easily inauenocd and mi,ed than the former hy tho state.
nonu OF few operators who wholly oppoted 70 h o.
ore having tot iher object the systemaaing Of tho wool
uede, or The enhancement Of prices 20 the producer
Fhe past Yee charactcfaed af it hat bsru hy tho most
diatifout hnancia onhautssmen has been one Of the
most uniof unaie for negotnthf and madNrua sales NJ
WOOL and the faot that the encnse has been lnafk abv
suocosin nowithstaning thost disadvanaets add ren
almost universal satisfaction 70 condenofi. ihoui W.
think inspire ucicnt confidence TO ndnco large oon,gn.
menu nom wool.powefl
To those who have Noen udoej hy fa.e rumoft aud
who have unaffected want OF con6denre wo have ne
qneniy made advances equal the rtco they have boan
nhfed Tor their WOOL Such advances however shnu not
be fequired a. thc enterprise stAe Tor their benefit
and this object has been steadily kept in View and we hone
the encouragement VII be such 70 enae utto continue
our ohortt nlord olFrawtt particularly the present
yeat cannot AFFORD 20 10 without suh Influence anI faei.
ties ne this House extend 10 them.
THIS Yeaf must ho peculiarly favorable one nif wool
growcr 70 test the merits the Wool Depot system and
We hazard nothing IN assuHnF those who disposed 10
coptiguto ui, that thcy will avail themselves Of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

lB~ow friends in the country should keep us
posted, with regard 70 the corn crop and the
prospects Of The Approaching harvest.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

MEu bnDFoRn, Coshoctun Co, May II, 1857.
mT, " D. kngsluy, sifi-l have been selling the meAi.
enes Of The Gaaenbetg Company for the last ten ,ea md
nave invariably found Them 70 give good sailaconi and
the pills havo sold 10 rre ut many n,
their tea and coaee, and with my they have eeoe
staple arflo, Marshal's Uterine Caihocon Is medlod.
thai nas done great amount Of good 10 female diseases
ono lady sold 20 told she bad received more benefit
nom nue bottle than she dd from long course Of edoa
u1a,msni by The most ihlnl Physclbni Yorri iruly.
jan u ld9s' JANEl WiLsoN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

For Sale " A. r. Van Doom, n. u. snydor j. r.
Wooster Tihni n. Han, Iowell, ~ p Ystss. Cr,en
snFingi Wm. huhb Ioili 4. p, tIuG Flat Rock, WIN
kininger Auicai D. HOFFMAN X Co., MoCniohenvinr, J.
towns IN Ohio.
For Modicnoi " agencies address
II. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Jhso'ly' Ascent for Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

tB-wbere shall / 60 to keep coOll" Why 10
Blacks Saloon Of course.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Anpsuoni thdtbcsd Thomas Res on account for Boot,
Shoes Respectfully Requestedt call and seuls their
Accounts withou, delay as delays incur cost.
Ti@A. May i4hyls5stf THOMAS REA.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
- - d coIl ..Iar.a.

tB'Thcre was no meeting Of Council on last
Thursday evening,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.

LADY desires situation hs teacher In private fam
n tly-woud prefer the country. Can produces goot
tesnmonia, aud he best Of Faferencos given Aidrcss
MRS. J.. NJ. PErERsELIA,
lnlo-S". Tiihn Ohia.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

a. All Advertisements MUST be handed In BY
Wednesday Of each week, TO secure their appear
anoe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

Accounts without delay as delays incur cost.
TiGn. May i4ih,ls5sU THOMAS REA.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
oas Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Cleveland, Ohio.
oas Full Scholarship the Eclectic College Of Medicine,
Ciucinnat Ohio
All Of ths above win be sold very cheap for Cash,
rT-ohIo STATE ami Union Law College. This In
Su.ion has been removed to Csvsland Ohio. Dsgfees
legally eoaued, and studeai, on sfaduathg may be
admitted 70 practice. ForCireulafi address, at Cleveland
deoJ-tf NJ. A.KiNG, Secretary.
Bsnking House Of w. C. Hedges & Co.,
Pay Interest Deposits
Romaiuins bIonths at 4 per cent.
"5
i2 "G
Dspo.upayabls at any time, on foium Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
a. @. BALDWIN,
July 10. 1857. W. c. HEDGES.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

DR, NAM & Col tyi sold large amour, of your
Asue bamtm IN this vicaisg, and from my personal knowl.
edge of IT, believe u the hes remedy nf chiis fever and
ngue that has ever been sold ia our State
Respectfully Your, o. A. HYDE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02

8. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by an good
Druggists, APr5o.3mtc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
Tiffin Ratail Marl-at

Corrected weekly, bg II A. BUsKIRK Bro, Whole
ave Aad Nsa deAlers IN Groceries and produce Of al
kicdf. 5hawhan'i Rloek, rianO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-02
', Dayton 3 Clncinnati railroad

LOCALAND MIsOELflANEOUs
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giail % loi45tzao54 4ltlila0t5f 30. I1i6s1
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10 9i.yls a w. b. PeteTison,5l ssgeti
FII6B, MARINE TIIF'E IN SJJFN cIE.
,esl.ia 4 t9EgtG4ND LAND lAGENT:sig4 u 5Jffd
--L s.. NO 81 M2ERoEl fYVHKELISaYA.4 sfs
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TKG LAW OF NEWsPAPERs.

lsubscriberswho give express notice the con-
rry, considered as wishing to subscp-
If subscribers the iScontinuaRce of their peril
ocss the publisher continue to send them until
6etrAgcs 9repaid.
Subscribers neglect refuse to take their per1od-
lis from the offices which they directed they are held
ponsbe till the have setedthe bill and ordered them
discontinued. Il =. - ~ ateS'
F to other places Withoutinform-
In pubsh ~, and the papers sent the
re ,ton, they al heldresponsibe. ~ s.
FThe COurtshav decided that refusing take perod-
cas- rom the Oce removing and leaving them uncaed
o. Ia prinaL Ldeia evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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MASONIC DIRBC rC1I3.y

Ohio Lodge No lO1-Meets Masonic. Han
e'rner Market and Sionro streets and tbsr Mon.
osy EVENINGS each month. g. ". ssPTs M; Ales.
GHdsr Iat1sISa, Secretary.
WaeelanE Lodge No. 12S Msets as iaboveion
the sgse and tdiy Thursday evenings of each month a
Ra4sEtlsesslW. Nj s. psaysop. Secretary. l.
NSyssaeeIanE Ss.E gnion5 Chapter No. tES-aIeets as
ABOVE me seeo"4 Hond4y evening Of eaohmonth VI,
s9.TE, H. P.i s. y. PearaOn, Secretary.
WheeIinx EucnnaI. n en- q yo.es s1.y--Nae.t.9a NJ
bove on the fourth Eondayevsning Of each month.
a. LsifEV. L T. - 80 : = t'i't @ "' 'sS
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For the information of strangers vsitipgte city, pub
ish the following list different Churches and their
me and place Of meeting If there any mistakes,
wtlimake necessary correction with pleasures - u
ST. NastAe'Os, RptscopdUsT Corner Monroe and Byron
treets, Rev. E. T. PERxms Rector; morning 10Y
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% g aIslfl7lE1ei 92I5lla6l8 YAtll 81
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nc CoRREsPONpENTs.

IERSconceruug subscriptions advertising or other a.
nancalbusness of the Integencer should be addressed
the ProprIetors. go a-z7ssa zttsF
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
hould be addressed to the Editors jointly
o. them. tts7 {sts 5d- Ia u
writing for publications viii please
only on one side Jf the paper.
An observance of the above rules will greatly obIge u.s.
nd secure prompt attention to correspondents than
heymight otherwise receive.
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4 r.. o: joR9AE: ~, JNo. p. eILoHRisF. !
g PAPER NTA1IJJFACJTtJR EiRS. ga
Ill ei4. 0FFICEI AND WAREHOUSES fgGf t2ps I
tEf 10 BESlfk ABalalt, peaod
app. -tt3 -, a5s-,5ss WZKEELLNG,E "a. i
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SS.s,-A " EsE2I Y, r. z.
Wholesale md l3etatl
Hat and Cap Manufactures
NO. 146 HfAINsTREET; -
9tsss e t7.e - = Wheeling va. q
EFHas largest and 6f3TJstsA
md Qa9aof alEqnalltiea aRlsttess II sgidjhIIf
Choice Goodsgls u a Iasiu
NEW 81 Fancy STlks 4 etsiI
IN SeK STYLES ell wool Delalnes, ~ y
New styles Pftntsd Mefiuas. ~ ffA3ss - ~
New styta PFicGa ii ff .5SzS t 81
New styles SaaWls-Juss received 4
sepe IFIsSELL sSJYE4 RtNGEN.
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!. ss5ASs s "a ~ -
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sq = d 4 I y 1 81 q lf $ 4. ..re'iA'la''
INV would eetIy invite The sttebtion of buyers
tafee saa fS,n
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For sAd ldgIJcf sF5sq
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SSntnse SaFfy on @ be
5 6S
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carefully Of
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IfoPPOSIEE TEE SUSPENSION BRID29E
70 os1.9 all h9 aES maz fayeF VIZ call
E9 th9ss ots part 81 sbe
te hsreterOre eztendeus.
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q. D1KER, -=s;5 y > 77s3sS7
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sFIour Rran. Shorts i: ssIsfI, sst,, a, d.,,5
N eul6 FsTlTg IEsS,E ~ : =
~ An art1cis5 e llsat
At1 naf ofithS ts ~ ~ In
- - : layla
lateJ7-AaS! .NlIl.I IlOIE IafTsfp7hJgI )
i!s4sa 10 isSGl4A ttlS tflll s5I'Et3lh19, sds
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EEPs Constants. hind, Gas iist.E&s SIseadi3asa
~ hFOugnk Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. sivns
9I 6sFaSs Cocks and Valves and
OFaet6eisin sst5 i the the country sees9'
4S Also Polys5 improved aIid ppha
70 the greatest the Fieil
WI g 5elS ] l..s,'a .ssssn = slFell'
chilly 6 SSs espe.
Pipe. nt ved 1sfThfff,7Sif =. ++ee0
s8- Aqueduct Pipe -
befaFnIEiled 61sRoffTStlsts slSt tBti444p
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30 ifIfT[I9 = 5Sl9iESSF1 TE5F.z 5T77
~ f1GOSO1N0Q-6luCl. C1VTs lTle5fI.F
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incorporated lp1sae-Chartsr Perpetual.
s 3eCaah,C apital 81, 0OOJO Or
sbt9E sd ABsoGU1E AND :UNIMPAIRED,z5 a4;7e s
!ENkHlEEl "A ss4IERRLUSneeF $5 5O6,3S1.ss.i
AND the 3S years suocegsand experienced
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1lsiT 80 IL .L..L..,95 ~ 9iIE7 q afsaEiS bas
ASSETS JANUARY L, 1885,
1ashin hand and InEs Ssa 1os ea
Cash in transit and Agents hands i6t
Money Mon due the oomPa1y secured ortg6s5 11e
ne S68.42
l2S llisf
t1o2 Ronds and1O cer' .tseTest 666 "a
655 sagfss Ban Read stoe ......,..,
$50 do STANFORD Bark lf+sF y . 5is6s6 10
'SSee 90 Waterbury Bank said s .si i ib900V0
$500 do Hartfort saaaits. : iica E s
seS IS do do 9srss1 New Yssk ok:
100 do trust CO. n SU
lou ''do New York. u I! antlrEd Co.afI ..2sbaU 90
4Etfesl fTasmatl SIS e lsfl5sE Ef s fS54--4e.z==-
pStaI 5HsfnlsfIfifes;ga .a0ii&sas saoEEglss.leSl
go y Unsettled claim not due =. sI78 aQe!s4
loses E28i1a55 aad 12ql,np,zgi. Pad.
asas UPWARDS or sl1,ooo,o0ol
fhosses have Reen,pai by the Ena Insurance Co.. in
t'4.ss. lG:s e Esssas9fss a 55r5l
Fire g. inland Navigation
Risks at conssteut with .soivsncy am.
steidt attsnst0a digSs 70 1ssasaacs Of D E8zz1S65
si9 ftlaad Co'tkntsttor terms Qs Ito edsS ID u
Tie progress ofthis Corpora has md
and storm
E IN gr exempt frQsYsepns Eolaa gra-
cash basis tie credit affect US
During lard tirnes' the NJ
duty Of owners TO sus.
Policies delay, and ali business attended,
TO with dispatch and hdety zis4ag t1li
t,.W nz 1s.iHs, ,,sSVEAIs1NGs1N ,sAge6t,
al. On YheelinE, Ya.s
.ife6lg- lst s59!t5t y e
5netls I'M NSURAWCE TE77ETT7
THE FIRE AND MARIN NICE CC1I
PANY OF WHEELING. sf',
zsk1 y s,11c0Il1ordttR1S ftG ~ assIif
at loWestrRt Buidinesof all binds
steamboats, and Merchandise and ali
dangers attending the Transp OF Sfas
seeS1skess canals and j5ssi - 20
49,, -ss..egy .,5 DIRECTORS. NE s.,s.5
sSm'I EeeI, Wni. Fleming. IIe1ry1, dfrzaI1sja
orange, S!Bfaayi RIMS
49, tRebt PatteFepn,l Sam. 0tt sffIFss
NJ ROBT. ORANGLE, ,Pres,t
be promptly attended
zWheeEpgs t2ss1 $751; "a lI1i ~ sd YEBl II
nj HON 81 41 E1 r. AEllI0lTN TN1tA3FRH.NTTFT1 4
INS0I4-NGECCldk1SA =.
ss''ss loPF4oR NO. a WALL STREET., n 'sYlt e'3l
4 2sst3sifii =IIsl. sfE E.zf sE.a1 et{i4
f41,41244
s6TTs66
FFSIIIs oorpa and tnanassa BY sonle oftbe
wealthest and best the city York
Forpartieniars enquire of ~ ~. q! PEFEBaof 80
zszszkx 4gsnttsr Wheeling and vicinity.
MA TFE0fg1A HOUSE.
ii# 5fssz9 (oPEAED Noy1 1GS 1850 -
a. NJ lA u. IIlsI7sII OHIO .al.
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Il. VARHJEXa ~ i{s4i %
H;a tsEta5, MA MsU.E4 IRE e OlFasitfuE
GOEpIE h, IN g. 9AH SEFS HFH dlf AEs H.
No. g dui5i st., near tls 1lrseE BrSdde q =
slsz; 1880 : WHEELING, VA. i u 23tgt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP jamestown, PARRISH,
master, from New York, hc u
uYGEIA HOTEL FOR SALE The

Ii accommodations of this establishment being en-.
tre TO ths nan, n make the
CURED enlargement, offer the whole property Fer
SALE. - . =, ~
lasting more than three moDths-fonger than anv
other watering place IL the coiintry-and yielding q
heavy per centtm on the Investment has demon
rtreted clearly that no Springs property In the
Union is more valuable
No point in tine Union is more accessible. and no
spot in the United States is healthier During the
three years that have owned il, there has no. oc
CURED solitary case offeyer or Of serious SICK ness
of any kind The Army Surgeons stationed at the
time. have certified in writing that they have never
known case OF bilious fever originating there
that is heathya locality as any in the Ulited
States and thatit is equally empt fri IN disease In
the FaiI as in other months of the year.
1t is in immediate reach of all the luxu,ies of the
s Saas Hos to b. IN
The Bath il said to be the most iDvigora ting pos
sihle, and highly curative in its properties
Ii ia located at the largest military post 10 the
country now a school of artillery practice, and gar
risoned by very large force.
To make it the full equal OF Newport and Cape
Nav it wants ouly the surfbath, and this cap be
had The finest imas inable-within few hundr, q
yards of Hotel. and at veIy trifiing expense
On The presents to cspl.atds ss ns essb
meaps, can make it the most attractive and the
most profitable watering places 10 America.
Dr. eds upon hundreds compelled to leave it du-
ring the past season FOR want OF accom- nodatlons,
and at this moment there are Ianines At IL VINO LOT
sook the mountains to escape the Bilious ana typus
levers and to find security at this most delgntIol
and health giving retreat. ,
The ari,pltst privileges for the Improvement and
enlar cement of the Hotel Buildings will be guaran-
teed indesd d, the Hot-l grouaus Will be shor'ly
laid eff ald distinctly d. ined SO that the title Will
have all the characteristics of a fee-simpie tenu o.
will sell to a single person, or TO company
ard will retain share of the stock, or not. as ma
be desired
For the character of the property refer nquireIs
to nyoore N Falls, Eeq of Baltimore; the hon )
u Floyd Secretary OF War; and the Hon. A. Duo
ley Mann, Wash ngtor; Jos. b. Stegali. Esq hich
mond; and Robert ", Latham, ESQ, New fork
JOSEPH SriUAG.
OLD ptINT COMFORT, Sept. It'll, 1855
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,v,sitors at the New York.H oteIs.


The New York Herald took the pains to ascer.
tain few days ago the number of persons at the
various hotels in that city, and found that it
amounted to nearly eight thousand, three fourtbs
or more Of whom were strangers probably. Thi'
seems small number for go large city, but the
same paper states that about twelve Thousand
other visitors are quartered 10 private dwellings
and boarding houses, the hotel charges being con-
sidered extravagant, although they have dropped
their former high tariff Of prices, and at the Astor
House, the Everett House, and one or two other
leading establishments, have made reduction to
two dollars day. The Philadelphia Enquire,
abiding to magnificent hotel about to be erected
In the Quaker city, recommends that the prices be
hxed below the present New York standard OF two
dollars q day, as the cheaper markets and more
moderate rates of Philadelphia would warrant, and
because 1t is public policy to reduce the prices OF
hotel fare and also the rates railroads. in order
20 iAvite the free visits of strangers.
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afUUAx aOricHs.
- FAIL 1853.
MAaNIFICENT SUPPLY.

Tn pRI1x /, ere crowdinx their warerooms
with everything that j. new .eleg ant and s,frsesvs
AMI substantial in hsssy staple aud Domestic DR.
II az. s,S', Il. . sr . /. sr rn R
81 no season, however dull. 20 thas strangers add
Sthers msy slwnys come with the fuii q
markety can adDrd.
In extent. selection. variety and prics. they are
Of the rather n1. Ell sns viii with
great conddence: :the present AUTUMN. invi.e both
~ al tnns ss1 es ss,1
the most critical that they bring both skill aud en-
tsrprse into reputation In making MP their sup
The limits Of M Advertisement viii not allow any
enumeraton-they will therefore name only few
Of s ss. ,sr s9nsesl si Robes. 6
b Do 90 90 g dds, .i i I, zsaiiis
Rich vaieuci. Robes. ala princess
p po Robss trioh s and newt Ia Jaw Cracker
hn 81 se 20 f Prin aas great variety.
h'''a0'' S Sss6Rsfss, IS S;EEesAsrxEsr.
Black Cashmeres. Merinos, Bombasness ines. Mt ne
Ds Canton CS;n Tarnss tussf a nss
&C. and eEEMdfsaRofbs sTISs psPAR ri
Honiton lace Sets; Point DC Appliquei do Col
ss9. T" Ms M 40 sss, Ms, s
linen setts: Misses Camb and Mus Sets, in vsris-
ty, &c, &C. n.nm,,rcu
And ccminr IN daily shawls Of every description.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
Muslin ard Lace Curtains Sat. Damask. Broca
tslits. Union Damask, Tassels. Gimps. Friuges Cor
nice &c.
e SS .R il ss
GOODS.
Linen and cotton sbeetings, Table Damasks, Tow
elings Diapers, Huckabacks. Bed Blankets, Crib
Blankets, Dmitys, white and gray Blankets, -
PULLED Cloths, Sleeps Gray Sattinetts, kerseys,
Plaid LinseSs. Pisii Cotions, oznahurgs, Fsnnels.
Kentucky Plains. Georgia Plains. &c, &C.
In this last heavy goods department. 30 full and
crowded are they. that in order to make room for
ether goods new on the way, they will close cut
large lots to merchants farmers, traders manufac.
iurers and others at a bare commission upon the
cost
sc i4-lm TRP PRICE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14
y,rr,nta Markets and Western Pro

Tho southeru Citizen, Knoxville, Tcnu) refer
ny TO the large number OF advertisements rom
shis city which appear in its columns, remarks
shat our merchants are certainly making an effort to
command the vast resources of the Southwest for
che benefit Of our city. and that ii the managers
of the railroads which connect this city with the
Western country will but cooperate with them a
commercial intercourse between them and the
dealers and producers OF the West will at once be
fuaurursted, which will result in reat rrost to
both this city and the country.
Some idea OF the extent aud Siety of the Sc
resources may be formed from the facts mention ed
by the OH. -, that whilst tho country tributary
60 the Eris~ Railroad furnishes very little more
than grain and cattle-that tributary to the
Peunsylyspis Central furnishes these together
with coal and irou-that tributary to the Balti-
more ard Ohio road gives not only these to
Baltimore, but also Western bacon-thSt from
Charleston and Savannah traverses only a
cotton producing region, tho line of con.
,runicatiou between the Virgieis markets
and valleys Of the Tennessee and Mississippi
rivers pass through q country more diversified in
fits resources and productions than any one OF
all OF these together. First, there 10 the tobac-
90. tho grazing region, the iron, coal, salt
gypsum and wheat producing regions of Virgin
a. then the valleys Of East Tennessee, which fur
pish hogs, corn, wheat, and beyond these, the cot
ton Of Northern Georgia, North Alabama, and
Western Tennessee; SO that it appears that all the
great staples Of the country may be made subser
Went to growing importance of the cities OF Rich
moud, Petersburg aud Norfolk. With such diver
6ed resources as these, remarks the Cisen, it will
be strange, indeed if these cities, already popu'a
ted by euterprising merchants, doing business
upon no fictitious capital and distinguished f.,
their integrity and high sense of honor-are mol
ct once market. by degree Of prosperity which
the most ssnguine aud hopeful have not antic'.
mated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14
@- wATsoN has just returned fir,

R- wATsos has just returned from
the sprinr and will be happy to see his old friends
and show them some of bis celebrated Chrysial
MINIATURES. which viii peiher fade or rub out
Life size PICTURkS. in oil or pastie, at the short
est notice.
WHITES URsr's OLD GALLERY, II MAIN SraEEr.--Nc-
TIoE WATSON takes Pictures from so cts TO $780,
Ambroty pes. Neiainotypes On leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size. plain OF painted, either in PAS
tile oil. The painting to be zone by first class
portrait painter Hedoes nst pretend to take them
BIZ the l. co. or by the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway taIs or an ocean line of steam
shics. he has two skyljghts. enabling him at ali
times TO get good Pictures an advantage not pos
sessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
GO lA-dIm