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\ fANTILLAS.-Fren Lace Mantillas
IsA of all Sizes Chantilly Lace Mantillas from S.
to $50: Mourning Hantias. of all the new styles;
Also the rich Mayfower pattern, and other styles
For sale by SWORDS 4 THAW
nv No lis Broad st.
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DRowSED.-Mr. Henry Courtney, of Alexandria,
Va, was drowned while coming down Chesapeake
Bay, last Tuesday, off the schr. Mary Jane, Capt.
GRAY.
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MARINE NEWS.
NEW YORK TEA SAL

NoaFoLK, May 1--ArriVed schooner q. II. Town
send, of Buckhaven, from New York 9th April,
for Porto Rico, put In In distress.
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SHIP NEWS
RECALL. oR pAEz 10 VENEZUELA.

NEW ORLEANS, April s0.--Arrived ship Augustus
from New York: ship Valparaiso from Barcelona;
ship yisnrges from Bath, Maine.
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ATPeopls visiting Richmond shouii not fail TO
obtain the Ambrotypes executed by the renowned
Artists. TYLER Co. They are both good and cheap,
and require but a few moments to ext cute them
Headquarters, l39 Main street
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xyrxcr or rae LATE Coin wnATnsa-The late
scold snap seems 70 have extended a. far south
a. Mississippi, and done great injury to the crops
In Washington county, Virginia, much of the
wheat had commenced jointing, and was broken
on by the weight Of the snow. At Wytheviile,
Va, snow fell to the depth:of inches and was
followed by two very heavy frosts- The fruit 10
that vicinity, was killed. At Christisnsburg, Va,
there was snow for three successive days In
North Carolina, the snow and frost was general In.
juriog the crops and killing fruit. In Tennessee,
the frost was very destructive. One gentleman
10 the vicinity of Nashville, lost 400 bushels OF
grapes besides his entire crop of apples and pears
In South Carolina, the cotton seed In the ground
was killed, and there 10 now great demand for
re-pianting. In the Marlboro and Darlington dis
tricts the destruction vas general and complete,
and farmers were already blowing up the land to
re-piant. In Georgia, corn eight inches high was
killed, ami the yoang cotton shared the same fate
Dispatches from Yazoo City, Miss, announce a
heavy frost In that neighborhood, and the serious
injury of the cotton. In Alabama, the frost was
also destructive.
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RLEcrIoN.-non. David McComas, of Charleston.
Kanawha county, Va, has been elected Judge of
that circuit, 10 place Of Hon. George W. Summers,
resigned s.z S.
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81 Any style Of Portraits you may desire can be
obtained At TYLER Cos, at prices vary ing from Is
cents to SIS. l39 Main street
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sWketker there 10 zeal danger Of var between
france aad Engiasd, ~ % many Paris letter wri-
tess continue 10 aver, or whether the apprshen-
sseus exprssssd ere pursly % the sensation char
aetss. it d hard for pseps at this distance TO d.
vine. Csrtaia Il 10 that the interests Of France
a. we'll - Kaglaad dictate peace, bat nations have
passoss ~ well - ntsrsst aud the great passions
Of Traaos, military glory, and revenge on .per6d.
ious Aibicn, may override the calm judgment
asd sAgacious statssmanship which guide her
helm Of State. The memory OF Waterloo has
never ret passed frem tho minds Of Rrenchmen,
and vAss sHd dsxxilag ~ b the orb Of their
military fAns, that ugly spot spoils all. At any
rate, whether there be ground for spprshending
arspsars Or not, England IL acting on the wise
maxim-"In psscs, prepare for war" The Lon
don fimss Of the issh uis, has = long and signih-
cant asticie on the "Navai Dstsncss" Of England,
which II regards - indispensable to her seesri-
~" not caiy to protect her colonies and CON-
m4res, bat 10 secure her coasts from foreign In.
ssasics. We must have Q naval force at home,
and always ready for action, strong enongh to
mako invasiea utterly impossible" An invading
array, IL saecessfui, the Times thinks, would
b. ess oa, destroyed or captured; but before that
ceaid b effected, IN immense amount Of injury
would BE- done 70 the credit, character and posi-
sion 81 kngiand.
Tho Times reminds its readers that In 1851, they
psrsuAded themselves that permanent peace had
bssn inaugurassd, yet, two years Afterwards they
were engaged in war OF the first magnitud de with
Russia. Peace Ii necessary 10 the development OF
Earops, but, sxclAims the Times, "he great Ioscers
act az u a<rs cas not prs,osnd peace, but an armed
fE1. Vast armies are sncamped over the face Of
Earops. and the moharchs are on guard against
each other, and against their own subjects.
sisgis spart dropped In the midst Of such iniam-
nabIs material might light ups connagration."
After this solemn preface the Times proceeds to
speak Ut length Of that which no doubt suggested
its article the possibility Of collision between
France and England. II gives the Emperor Espo-
isea credit for sincere desire to maintain the
alliance and says that In his case selfiuterest
comes In aid Of sound policy. "Uofortunatsiy the
French army does not seem to share the sentiment
Of the Government end the industrial classes Of
Rrsnes. The Invasion Of England 10 cherished
idea Of the French army and navy" The Wrench
have ~ army of 100000 men their dock yards
are busy, constructing powerful ships; recent
dserss places enc hundred thousand trained sail
ors at the command Of the government; their
military and naval force more than cda be
asexAd for defeace iohea there Is menace from
Abroad the French force In the Mediterranean lie
double that Of the Bnglish at this juncturs, Ens
Hand 10 without channel feet, though she is 70
lave strong one In tbs course Of the summer.
In view Of these facts, the Times calls for ensr gy
and 1ibsrslity In providing naval dsfences.
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MTNoTICE. annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Exchange Hotel Company,
will bs held at the Exchange Hotel on MONDAY,
~ NICHOLAS MILLS,
an OFT President
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SUDDEN DEArHs.-The fredericksburg (ya) Her
aid notices the death of Charles Mullen, an old
citizen, who was taken i'll in the Baptist church
there Wednesday night, and died few moments
after reaching home. Stephen I. Blaydes, an old
and wealthy merchant, died suddenly Thursday
night. The Herald, speaking Of the latter, says.
although merchant, and so highly successful, ii
10 fact that he was never on steamb boat, nor a
railroad car, nor above rs miles from Fredericks.
burg, In the whole course of his life
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sB- NoTrcE.-The annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Richmond Library Com
pany will be held at the Library. on MONDAY, the
an 26-eoti e. RALSTON. Librarian.
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Prom ufAH--The Leayenworth eorrespondent
Of The Republican says, that the Peace Commits
sioners, Messrs. Mccullough and Powell left for
Utah on the 18th, with al escort Of six men.
The movement 20 occupy the Platte District
at the fort ready for service. 1900 cavalry horses
200 artillery horses, and 1900 males Messrs Rus-
suis, Msjsrs and Waddeli, contractors, have dis
patched In oil, 5la army supply wagons, and $50
more are now being got In readiness.
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A b aUfu0N,
WM Lloyd,
N NJ HkNctjC

Commissioners OF Election.
n. The bounds Of this Regiment enclose all
that portion Of the city commencing with the East
side of l0th street. to the Eastward corp0rate limits
my l~@St
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BlAcxwoop-we have received from Mr.. WooD.
HousE, Blackwood's Magazine for April, which
contains highly inviting table OF contents.
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The British government budget shows dstl'
cheney Of 94,00o.oo0. Some payments are post
poned and the taxation of Irish whisky aud stamp
tax on bankers checks Ia recommended.
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN ARKaSsAs-The town
of Springfield, Conway county, Arkansas, was Wis
tied on the 10th of April by destructive tornado.
which swept away many of the largest and best
honses, leaving no traces of where they had for
meriy stood. So sudden was the squal that some
thought, as their houses were unroofed or blown
down, that il was the effect of lightning. The
clerk 3 office, stout frame building, was upSpof-
ed. the windows blown in, doors shiyered on The
hinges, and what was still worse, many record
books completely drenched by the torrents of rain
that followed. The old Court House was swept
entirely away. The tops Of the houses were blown
of and the bed clothes and wearing apparel of the
Inmates were blown away. Miracuiously, no
lives were lost, aud with the exception of few
slight bruises, one was hurt.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN
pnCTAN

BosToN, May 1.-The immense granite building
on Federal street, occupied by the Douglas axe
company. was burnt this morning. The falling
walls destroyed two other houses and killed tour
persons Coss 800, o00-nearly insured.
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s6rTur Annual Meeting Of the Stock

holders of the Belyedere Manufacturing Company.
will be held at the Office of the Company, On MON
DAY the Sd of May, at 10 o'clock A. al.
an 3O-3t Ell w LUBBOCK, Sec'y.
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OST-Some time last week, two MEM
IL ORANDUM BOOKS, tied together with piece
of tsne mIt of nv pocket. Any one finding them
will Confer favor by leaving them at the Dispatch
office. 5oAN " IA hoa'
ma i-2t
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DRArH OF TIE Hon. ]. j. GILCHRIsT OF THE q. S.
CoURT OF CLAIMs.-Ion j. J. Gilehrist, Presiding
Judge of the u. s. Court of Claims, died in Wash
ington on Thursday afternoon last, at the resi-
denee of his friend, DR.. Whean, the chief
of tho Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery. Judge
Gilchrist was a citizen of New Hampshire
and filled the first judicial Office in the State
that of Chief Justice; and upon the estab-
lishment of the Court Of Claims by Congress,
was appointed BY President Pierce one of the
judges. He was in the prime of life, being
about 10 years old, and had every prospect of D
long career OF honor and usefulness before him.
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vsa THE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stock

SkA. THE ANNUAL MEETING oil the STOCK
holders of the Richmond Fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad Company will be held at the office OF
the Company. in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
ap29~td CIV MACMURDo, Treas.
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TIE KsILsR TRoUPE.-Tbis troupe of artists
commences Its second week at the theatre to-
night. They open with an unusually attractive
bill. Tho Historical dra ia Of "Azael,'' In which
will be exhibited several entirely new Tableaux.
The new ballet Of Psnticilia, the Queen Of
the Amazons" aud 90 Washington Crossing the
Delaware" are presented. The last named piece
10 said TO be one of the most artistic and effective
tsbleaux ever exhibited, aud has been received
with enthusiasm everywhere. Notwithstanding
the crowds which this company has drawn TO the
theatre, regret to learn that this is to be it's
last week, Is longer stay would conflict with
other engagements. 1t is by far the most attrac-
tive exhibition ever offered In this city, and the
public will sincerely regret its departure. On
Friday night last the unusual sight Of parquette
half filled with ladies, gave another proof Of the
extraordinary popularity Of the troupe.
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REsssIoUs fusIIcAsIoss--Ths entsrprisins Pun
iishisr Honss Of Sheldon, DiakemAn Co, New
YORK, d issuins seuas very handsome books, the
typography of them being highly creditable.--
They publish chiefly those books more acceptable
to the Baptist denomination than to others
Through Mr.. THos ]. sraaxs, No. b Main street.
20 have the following new publications from this
House: @TAs Ne,e 1ork ialpst, In the Revival Of
1852 ".psuysoms ss.rmeas-- Fourth ssrses" Gimp
Sea u Jsss, BY Baltsra." The sPulpit" consists
Of sermons and conversations By the most distin
gnIshcd divines of different seets.
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Lost
'- T. IL Ma;I batween Fredericks-

r OsT-In the Mail, between Fredericks-
i busn AMI Richmond, one Certificate Of state
Stock for $1,000, No. 10. in the name o. "a Gninh.
and one Certificate for shares o. sI,gh
sas sSyether with their blank Powers OF Attorney
to transfsr lie same All persons are cautioned not
~ tsada for the above Stoe KS as the transfer has
70. t'a .n W. ' NJ SLAUGHTER 60,
peen ssops Fredericksburg.
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,wA. = sU9x msa.is ~ AEeat iorthe DAlr
DnelNa Ii Mcf111k. - Circulation u the paper
shsse kavtae inM0nss1 - ~ sxGent demanding par
snai Aeosa1sa % - dissusioa. Tho eeassctso0 Of
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The EXECUTION OF CRoCKEfT.-The negro Crockett
who murdered WIN. Griffin, at Acqnia Creek, in
December last, was hung at Stafford Court House,
Va, Friday. The murder Was so perfectly cold
blooded and unprovoked, that 1t called out an i'm
mencs coneourse of people to witness the execu-
ton. He made full and complete confession on
the scafiold and stated that no person except
himself, was implicated in the brutal deed. The
rope broke, and it was not until after a second
trial, that the sentence Of the law was carried
ont
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MARINE DISASTERS PoR APRiL.-The number of
American seagoiug vessels reported az totally lost
aud missing during the past month, amounted to
80, viz: three ships four bsrks, eight brigs and
thirteen schooners lost, aud brig and a schooner
missing. fhe total value of the vessels may he
estimated at about $4,000. There were about
fourteen hands on the two missing vessels when
they sailed, and fourteen lives were lost with the
other vessels,
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CONCENTRATED FLAVORING Elk
" TRACTS of Vanilla, Orange, Rose, Peach Lee
mon Bitter Almond, &e., for sale by
JOHN w GARLICK,
Apethecary and Druggist.
my3 Market Place, Franklin street.
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EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILRoAD.--On
Wednesday morning last, there were but miles
OF tract to lay this road, and the force at the
eastern end were laying half mile per day
They are also laying down the iron on the western
end. 1t is confidently asserted that the gap will
be closed up by the Eth.
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NoTiCE.--For the present ~e will re-
: deem in Bankabie funds. the notes n the ssnk
of HUNARDSSiLLE at par. aud the ~ tes Of the
Sank Of the Valley at CHRISrIANskuRG al y
per cent discount. lSAACS 4 TAYLOR,
mal-3t Corner Main and ifth sts.
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r OST-0n Friday last, on Broad street,
| b.tveen Brooke Ave-, ne and the Custom House,
three ACCOUNT BOOKS. They were wrapped 10
niece ui nes spaper. will give a liberal reward
snr thela If left at this Office, or to me at the New
Custom House. JohN is"f HH'
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tag RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CAPITAL, 4 # Jun,. 1s5S,.S a Or ,DfifS %.

The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been in
force twelve months prior TO January st 1858, and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
yidends that have not been paid. Those holding
the certificates, will please call and collect the inte
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance will please call on the Agent, 2OS Main
street; for reference apply to either member OF
the Local Board-ail Of whom insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTHE MUNFoRD. President.
Directors:
Thos August, Esq, Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,
Roger Pryor, Esq, Rev Chas III Read,
Thss II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
Wm g Paine, Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman. NJ ID, A G. Workman, NJ ID,
Jas III Conway. NJ d.
CHAS Il. WORKMAN
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
NH l0-2m A03 Main street.
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A REPRIEvg TOO LArE.-At Whiteyilie, n. c., last
Friday, two negroes were executed for the mar.
Der of their mistress. On representations made
that joe one OF the sentenced persons, was Of
weak understanding towards idiocy, Gov. Bragg,
granted 3 reprieve. Solicitor Strange received 1
dispatch Thursday, that the reprieve was on its
way, and Immediately special locomotive was
dispatched for Whitey HE to arrest the execution
bat owing to accident IL foiIed 20 reach Whiteyile
until fifteen minutes after the execution.
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rs MECHANICS INSTITUTE.-Tha regular
monthly meeting of the Mechanics' Institute will
be held this {MONDAY1 evening, at O'Clock. A
full attendance ID desired,
my3-It j Lew ELLEN, secy
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THE FUTURE OF
EARTH AND MAN!
DR., VIM. PASSM0RE
WILL DELIVER AT THE
UNIFERSALLST HOUSE,
ON MAYO sTREETt
(Which has been procured for this purposa)
series OF LECTURES on the Designs aud Purpo~ea
of God, in creating theEarth, and Man, whose ply
steal manifestation i'll be inaugurated at the com
mencement of The Dispensation Of the funess Of
Times" an era immediately impending
The series will commence next THURSDAY even
ins. 29th inst, at o'clock.
The course will open with
LECTURE /:
The Truth and Necessity of Revelation.
LECTURE II:
The Creation of the Earth aud Man.
LECTURE HI
The Perpetuity of the Earth.
LEcTUREIv:
The Religious Bearings Of Mans Creation.
LECTURE v:
Human Immortality Terrestrial.
LECTURE vi:
The Abrahamie VIII.
LEcTuRE VII:
Gods Terrestrial Kingdom.
LECTURE VIII
The Heritage of the Children OF God.
81 The Clergy and the public respectfully in
vtea to attend. apE-ts
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r OOK OUT FOR THE RICH

TOOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
IL At the store No 27, Main street, you can find
thu cheapest bandsomest Goods offered to the
public;
Yard wide fast color LAWNS, cts and upwards.
Berage De LANES plain and figured, l21s cents
Plain and Striped BERAGEs, all colors
GINGHAMS at l21a cents, worth double the
mopey.
Gee. from 81, &C.
Black and Cold SILKS, at very low price.
Stella SHAWLS ana MANTILLAS, from 81.
AMI upwards.
Silk PARASULS, from so cents and UPWARDS.
Twisted six MITTS at Is CTS, worth 5ocents.
Irish LINENS ard TOWELS.
Brown and BIeached COTTON,
And great many more Goods. astonishing low
Call soon, if you want to save money.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
mI3-Im* No u MaiR street.
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Mr. Eubank, or to
GoBDIN APPbRsON.


THE PLACE To BUY THE BAND
l. SOONEST AND CHEAPEST DRY GO0DS.-AU-
GUsTUS MAILERT is now prepared 10 offer the
largest and most varied assortment OF JacoEet and
French Lawns. Robe Aguille side striped Chally de
Silk Tissues. Flpunced and plain Berages. plain
Wool de LANES, Caution Cloth and black Alpacas,
black and colored PRINCES, colored and white Bril-
liants, Grape, Berage aud Stella Shawls. Dotted
swiss Plain swiss and Check Muslins, at very low
prices: Towels, Table Cloths. Irish Linens. black
Silk and Fancy MATTHIAS Parasols ladies' Umbrel-
las ladies' and chldrens Hose and half Hose, black
Silks. summer silks, Bleached and Unbleachei Do
ulestics, She etings Linen DrilIings. Cottonades
hlsck Cassimeres. Meriuo Stripes Cotton Plails for
Servants, Hop Skirts vari US Reeds and Hoops
Apron Checks, BedtickiBg, Lavalla Cloth and De-
bagss, aud many other Goods, TO which | invite
those who are In want Of cheap and good Dry Goods
to give me call, as please them in style and
price. AUGUSTUS MA1LERT.
my 3-lw No ~ Main ST.
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MANTILLAS AND DUSTFkS, open
Iva ing this morning, large aud com plete assert
nent new and beautiful Mantillas, the latest and
most fashionable, large assortment Of busters of
the newest shapes. q A dNATkIN
my 3 Opposite Exchange Bank
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rHLHoHAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED roR THE DAILY DrsPATuH
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ooMMEncIAL.

uurnsc, May 1.-The steamer Apgiosaxon pessed
Riyiere dn Loup this afternoon. She Left Liver
naoI ON the 2Ist nit.
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Tue paragraph In sAiardAy's paPsr,s respees'ag
tho abolition Of whIta slavery In England, should
have read: at was alRlshsd there by the GRADUAL
emancipation Of the aAves rssulting from The sale
by the lard. at reasonable price, 70 Che slave
himsclf, Of his right over him"
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r LIGHTNING, LIGHTNING, LIGHT

r LIGHTNING, LIGHTNING, L @ Fl T.
IL NING.-The subscriber sole contractor for the
manufacture of A. LYONS COPPER LIGHTING
CONDUCTOR for the State of Virginia. and also the
right to sell aud put up in the city o. Richmond
Henrico county, aud many of the adjoining coun
ties, is prepared to furnish any aud every one
who nlay want perfect Lightning Conductor With
desire to protect their lives and property from the
swtft,winged messenger of death, will not hesitate
10 try this Rod which has proved sure preventive
whenever the electric fluid has come within the
reach OF its influence The subscriber would assure
those who may get this Rod that they will not only
get sure preserver from lightning. but also the
worth of their money in a neat and durable Rod.
Apply to VIM. SEARS WOOD,
No. Main at Richmond Va.
e. AGENT WANTED, to sell in some of the
Western COUNTIES
N. B.-TIN WARE. wholesale and retail, cheap
ap 29-2wf W. 8. w
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GENERAL NEWS.

Cotton advanced u, In consequences OF the
ports of floods in tho cotton region OF Americas +
ConsoIs p1. s~s-4a-s.ssssss
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NEW BOOKSl NEW BOOKSli

pOIsLARD'S uMATIC LINZ
= MINT The most eeTtaia care ioe Rhsanasisia
now In uso. Prepared 0nlv BY
JNo w POLLARD, Drugyist, nth al
And Tor sale every whefe. ma
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EB- FORBES t CRENsHAw,
ARCHITECTS, MEASURERS AND APPRAIS.
EhS, will attend to ali business in their line with
promptness. and solicit a share OF patronage.
OFFIcE-at the Hall ofthe Virginia Mechanics In-
stitute, corner 18th and Main streets, over MIR.
Booths Upholstery store.
Wd. FORBES. L. A. CREESHAW.
an Ik--dImif&
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o. FOR RENT, and posse 'sion given
i:ll in few days the large aud desirably located
Dwelling, corner of 5th and Franklin streets, now
Occunied by Mrs Burton As Boarding House,
for which it is admirably adapted. Apply 10
THOMAS w. D0SWE ELL,
Receiver Of Browns Administrator
nv 3-2W VS. Burton, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15
AYERS CATHiRTIC PILLS.

THE sciences OF Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most 10 produce this best, most per
feet purgative which Is known 10 man.
Innumerable proofs are shown that
these Pills have virtues which sur
pass in excellence the ordinary med
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