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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
WHO SHALL BE GOVERNORS

Messrs. Editors A good deal has been said in the
II newspapers about the claims of various aspirants for
the cilice of Governor; and | wish to say a word relative
10 the feelings and wishes Of the ID eInocracy of Trans.
Allegheny upon this subject.
We of the West are willing to give an earnest sup
port 10 any gentleman the Valley may desire, provided
he is a good D.mocrat and can present a clean record
on the siarery question. We want q man who Ia no
only sound upon this question, but one whose 0ntece
dents are such as 10 place him above suspicion. A
man who was an AboiNioaists or u Free Sober, OF a
Emoncipationist in lS47, is unworthy Of the conf
deuce aud support of thu Western Democracy; and, 10
our opinion, We could not aid in nominating such a
man for Governor, without beirg ialse TO Virginia
and her institutions.
We are willing TO conceds the candidate to the Val
Levitt che will present us q man from amongst her many
distinguished sons whose 0ntecedtnts are such az evince
devotion to the institutions OF Virginia and the South
-otherwise wa shall be compelled 10 look TO other
portions of the State for the candidate. We are will
ing to aid in the nomination OF Brockenbrough, Sam
uels. Tucker, Edmundson, Hopkins or any other man
the Valley may present, who can present q clean re.
cord upon the question Of slavery.
We are at u loss to determine the cause which has
inspired the politicians Of the State and q portion OF
the PRO slavery press of Eastern Virginia with such
Zeal 10 behalf of John Lercher-a man who stands
beiore the people Of the State contrasting TO the Gin
that he 40 late az 1917, believed slavery to be- ~ 30
cial and political ev,i.'' Add l have heard it said tha;
nearly the whole of our congressional delegation re-
turned from Washington pledgsd 10 exert themselves
in behaif of Mr.. Letcher. How is this IL Mr..
L.tcher the noInines of a secret caucus OF Fedsrsl of
dee holders at Washington Have our Congressmss
at Washington undertaken to say who shall bs Virgil
Mas Governor, and that too without consulting the
wishes Of the people TRANS ALLEoHAsF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
BALTIMORE MARKET. JrLr 81.

CorTEE.-Tno marke, is quie, o-dny. the only s,i. ,t
which We heard being 40 bugs Rio a; 10 sc; uo,hin,
done IN Lngn'yra nor Jaya-p.:ces unchanged.
FLova AND MxAL.-The demand Tor super iour icr
expert, was ia.r this morning; sales comprising So et,
fresh ground 1T 81 -. $50 bols Ohio. old inspection. =,
81 10, and 100 bhls City Mills AT 81 = - per bbl. Ia,
OF new Ohio super Is held at 50 per Dbl but thers II. no
dcmand for this description. OF extra srlrs were rrpor;e.
OF 500 bbs City Mile, 10 be- rade, az -. and 100 eti
choice Ohio do, TOR retaining. at - IL Ia per bbi. t.,
market generally. however, was not hrn. Corn Meal 3
quiet ut 81 - tor cry Mills and 80 IS tor country srcua:
| Rye Hour is - IS per Dbl; no sales reported.
GRAIS.-For prime grades white Wheat the iemas!
both tor milling aud shipment was agsiI bri X this ~ ~
ing, and prices of this description were come i've ce:l
higher the lower grades however. were rather rcslec:
at previous quotations The offerings comprised . %
busncIs white AMI ~ bushels red, AMI tnir ~ good wbt.
sold u: 81 ~ a / -, prime NJ / 80 4 10, md choice a.!
~ 80 per bush-l red brougE. l 70 n so Tor good .
choice. II corn 5000 bushels whlIe ami 6.bij bu.hei
yellow offered ana mostly sold It, p - - cs Tor ~h4.
90 \ 81 cts Tor yellow, measure. ami % cs tor yellow [,
weight, md mixed and Old a. ~ Il = Cir per Dushel. G
Oats, only $40 bushels new Maryland offered, md sold :,
81 u 81 IS, and 100 bushels I'D Maryland Rye offered aa!
sold al 70 CT. per pu,hr!. We quot.aew M"ryIHnd, r, be,
to.s. nj 20 = aud PrDnsy!'Hn:H at - II - cts per tuhr.
Provisions II ne MARI et rules very nrn. with = ~.
thcr upward tendency. Sales Lave also been 20 , IA.
extent, both from .ir-t and second hand. FOik-I6 D.,
Western .H"sS II 81 -; w. quote Prime Mt - sjs l.
aud Humps AZ so .jalJ per Dbl BGik Mcat-N0 sst.
reported to dry-quotHiions unchanged Bacon -Sal,d
50 hhls -ai", ~ 9 els sni 5000 lbs loose 10 at :.
hnds and lO,LO0 los loose shoulders ~ &c and ?,CCJ pl-sr
plain cauvnscd Hzms Al l0i cts; al-o. from %Johbers. I'd
nhi- shoulders and -ide- ~ ~IH7.a%a9! etc per 10 AMI ID
pieces plain uncovered and canvHssci Hams NJ eiai0. "a
per III. Lard quiet at Halls cts p r. 10 for Western "a
and tic crsi ely rendered let CTS ana rrnncd ~. =
PEI ID.
SUGAR -snles OF 40 bids Cuba Mt 7sSei cite snt!
this de- NJ e)Gs, c- pcrlc. Market firm cut thH lin
stock Oh ring from 'rst hands restricts transactions
WH!sKgY -lIas been ia lair demand TO dry. sslcs eg
bracins 2OU bhl- C'y NJ 20 - c,s. - bbis ohio st = HI
md loo do on prlvH.e term
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THE MONTGOMERY ALUM SPRINGS.

We did intend TO notice those valuable and rare
springs in connection with the watering places Of
Montgomery, generally, but circumstances prevent
us at present from doing 81 intslligently; therefore
We put of a more comprehensive notice for some
more favorable opportunity. We may remark, how.
ever, in this connection, that the Allegheny Springs,
celebrated for their medicinal qualities, are but
a short distance from Shawsville, on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, are now kept by Clayton s.
Lee, and we'll kept too, as our friends must know,
since Lac, formerly of the American, is there. The
Montgomery White Sulphur is doing we'll, and pro-
misses to eclipse even its namesake of Greenbrier, I'm
less the means of travelling to the latter, is improved.
The Yellow Sulphur is but two miles from the Alum
Springs, and together they form a point Of much at
traction, since the Alum is frequently visited by the
guesta of the Yellow, and we premise they will be
more frequently visited, by many a hopeless invalid
when their virtues are better known.
These Alum Springs, of which there are several.
ara not yet improved. They are situated about four
miles west of Christisusburg, on the lands of Jere-
miah Kyle, Esq, about three miles east from the
beautiful and princely estates OF the Prestons, and
arc in the midst Of the novelties of a coal region.
In fact it is owing to the presence of the coal and BIZ
luminous shsls that the alum water is produced
Nearly all the alum Of British comnerce is made
from alum slate or sohis., which here exists above the
coal, aud in connection with iron that produces sevs
raj chalybsa,e springs in the vicinity. The great
abundance OF the states and the strength of their in
gradients strongly impregnates several large ard
never failing springs, which Of itself is rare. sinc5
most of our alum springs are mere ~drippings from
the alum states.
The following analysis of those springs was made
by Prot. Jas. c.. Booth, of the United States mint.
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blessed. The unwrittsn h.atoiJ ct OR ern'frefs7 pa
lives, of thoso VITO have been successful, and 81 those
who ha,. nci-bc~ dr,ply 'n'cres ing. These is
probably no one OF our ,end,,S Who dr,s not tee! n
interest in Some one ter awsy frrn III u"iive h"1re.
II lac has brcn successful, thai t.rt "ry s'6hie "tt
prominently. an: II lc har been Unsuccessful he w.l
hide The fact as much as lie can-in either event, there
hAs been. labor, toll and sacrifice unknown Ia any but
himself and family, and certainly untold TO our
readers. AZ We snid before, we are happy to know
that our 'natives" are less inclined TO emigra'e icon
in former years. We think that they consider with
more osre than formerly, their own personal interest,"
and also the claims Of the Commonwealth upon
them. The Commonwealth needs their Strong arm''
stout hearts and wise heads, and ouers mem u
return, a fine healthy climate, a varied so' winch
PRODUCES. in rich abundance, wheat, corn and
tobacco, that command higher average prices 'nao
the average prices Of the same products In any o'net
State, with an easy access TO market oy her cahai
and railroads which she is lsboring hard 10 complete
Her lands are cheaper, considering their proximity 10
market, and the quality of the soil. She oilers low
lands or rolling lands or high lands at prices from fifty
oan;s per acre and upward. She offers forests suggest
ing a variety of enterprises in the manufacture OF a
hundred articles Of household use and farming nipple
msnts now brought form the North. She offers growing
commercial cities, promising handsome rewards for
the investment Of capital and commercial enterprise.
She offers you mines of coal, iron, lead, 40
If We were asked our opinion, vs. would cay 10 ev-
cry yirginian stay at home, but if you must emigrate,
lie, it be TO some other part Of our own Common
,resith-
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DEATH nE MAJOR SANDERS.

Major John Sanders, United States Engineers, died
at Fort Delaware, on the 2Dih of July, 1853 after a
short illness. Major Sanders was u native OF Ken.
lucky, Il grandson of the celebrated George Nicholas,
Of that State. He graduated with honor at West
Point, and entered tbs army as brevet I'd Lieutenant
on the LIST of July, 1884. He was chief engineer I'm
der General Worth, for whom he planned the attack
of the Texas Rangers upon the Bishops Palace at
Monterey. He also distinguished himself at the siege
of Vera Cruz. He WAS engaged at the tima OF his
death in constructing For; Delaware, which Is intend
I'd 20 command the entrance to the Delaware river -
He ranked as captain In the corps Of engineers but
in the army as Major by brevet dated 23i September
1886. Hs leaveo a wife and seven children. We
believe his family reside at Leeaburg. Va 6nd that
his wife was n daughter of General North, who was
Secretary 10 Baron Steubsn in The war Ut the Revo'
luton.
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NDREOI MARKETS LILY "a

BACON Hog round llsll!; Middlings loi; Hams i2sl3.
Supply large and prices merely nominal. Sales very
small.
oRs-Receipts light; sales White 81, Mixed s0ss2,
Yellow 90. Demand restricted by the scarcity of coast.
ing ressels.
CorToI-Dull; last news from Europe being uniavorn-
BILE, there is a pause in the market Quotations nominal;
lltallf.
MEAL-Bolted, T5as0c.
%LAsD-Sales No l, l2!c; No2 l2c, sales small, and very
dull
~fLoua-Superhne s5.a5ii Extra So; Family Solar
scarce and wanted.
~WHgAT-Reccipts are still light, good quality il in
good de mend; White I'll l5sl 2s, Red 81 l2tal is. We
quote for all qualities, White GOAL %. Rcd 75sl le.
OArs-Salca by cnrpo at 2ln2ac.
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Total foreign matter,

1t will be seen by the above that these springs are
peculiarly valuable on account of the great strength
and virtue of their water, which is also increased by
their sizs and perpetual flow. Chalybeates and Sui
phur springs are plentiful, but Il good alum will
always be hailed with delight, since there are virtues
in the gift which cannot be procured in all the ma
teria mcdica of the profession, or the nostrums and
pills Of quacks. We have known those who have
been given up" by the doctors of the healing art,
turned over 10 Nature, whose infsllibls remedies
cured them when there seemed to be no hope.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA -Ratifca-
lion Of tie Cass Yrissari Treaty We have later and
interesting advices from Central America, by the
steamer Granada, at New York. She brings among
her passengers Maxine Jereg, who comes as minister
from the Nicaraguan government, to relieve Senior
Y%rissari, who has resigned. Gen. j. brings the Case
Yr;ssari treaty, ratified and modified. 1t is said that
Gen Jerez possesses extraordinary powers, in order
TO make the convention acceptable TO our govern
ment. He is also, it is stated, to complete the transit
route neg commenced with Mr.. Allen, by
personal interview with Commodore Vanderbilt, who,
il il alleged. will very so0n have the route open. The
French plan Of NJ Belly was looked upon az a vision.
airy scheme. Col. Scblessinger was at Magnaua,
claiming that he WAS the general agent Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Canal Company, and that President
MARTINEZ must heurken to him. Col. Cauty's gran,
from COSTA Ricn for the opening of the Serabique
road is described I'd very valuable. Me5srs. Webster,
Allen and Gottel, agents Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
who went to Nicaragua to obtain the ratification Of
the contract for the possession Of the lsthmus transit
route, also return and without having secured The
grant.
Gen. Martinez, on tho 18th inst, in peraon, with
800 soldiers, took possession of Castillo Fort, as a
precaution against a fiibuster invasion, which was
daily apprehended. He had taken the steamer Nor.
gan, TO be used above the rapids in case of necessity.
The river San Juan was very high, aud steamers
without difficulty could pass up into the Lake. Anne
rican men OF war were daily expected to blockade
the ports Of Nicaragua, on account of the refusal
of the government 10 ra';fy the treaty. This,
il is eaid, led to The ratification of .bs treaty. The
frequent lose OF letters and dispatches 20 and from the
United States and Nicaragua, has been traced to a
new epscies of tlibusrers, aided and abe.ted by the
government on the isthmus Of Nicaragua, who have
opened and destroyed them in transitu' Consul Cot
trei, at Gseytown, has traced These depredations,
and has sent depositions on the subject 10 Gen. Cas-.
The Cass. Yrissari treaty, says the correspondents Of
a New York paper. has been modified in articles 10
and IL, 80 as TO provide that Americans shall be five
years in Nicaragua before becoming citizens, and that
United States troops shall not bs landed on the
Isthmus until called for by Nicaragua.
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PETERSBURG MARKET. Jr1y y. 1858.

WHEAT The offerings were very light to-day, and the
receipts continue unusually light for tho season. The
market remains unchanged, and the demand very active
for MI grsdes- partirularly TOR prime new white. We
quote prime red at 81 -, do white 81 3, !, iair to good
81 - 10 | b. and common 90c to ii II.
COTTON The market ia quiet, and the transactions are
confined mainly - small parcels offered tor sale in the
market. We note sales to-day OF sorno 70 bales ranging
At Halle Tor good TO prime quality. For selections some
holders demand our own on aside quotations-say IL: 10
l2I cents.
TOBACCO The market 10 dry was decidedly more ac
tive, and for some kinda prices showed nm advance. The
ndvancc is most on Lugs and common 20 middling Leaf
Cons is in active demand, at = l.? cents per bushel OF
5f lbs
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For te Week trdinQ huguH3 2, lSsS.
REPORTED BY c. ". PURCELL l. Co, SrocK Brokers.
Virginia 6 per cent, 81 year.to run, no sales at the Treasury
Do. Do shorter dates, sales 500, ana interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales S92 and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, sales 1913 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par so sales At s7l.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales at }lUl.
Erchangc Bank Stock, sales, Sloo.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last sales 1874.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales {4'l4.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $40, Last sales 1857
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stoeg,
sales 81.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, las, sales s99.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales 43I.
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed bonds, last
sale. !92N.
James River and Ksnawha guaranteed bonds, par value
800: last sales $g2E.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds 81.
yirg MIA Central Railroad Bonds Sax.
Orange and Alexandria S6.
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"a Al;E Anp uEnILITn.rAs ok NO .

q y Debility "A old uer c,ur
creeping on. 1t brings with it many attendant iutrmiar
Loss Of appetite and weakness impair the health, So
want OF activ,;y makes the mind disconteEed AMI .
happy. In cases where old age adds Its influence, Il
almost impossible 10 add vi,or and health, AMI slAoa.
many remedies have been tried. all have failed, utl
BHRHAVES HOLLAND BlTTERS were known II
used. In every case where they have been %emplo!si
they have invariably given strength t;nj restored the
petite. They have becom. a great agent i0r this shs1
ani sr- used by many people who ar suffering lfom 4
Of appetite and general debility. la case. of long ,,li
in- chronic Diseases, ihey act Gs II charm. %invisontj
tn. system, thus giving nsiur" another 0ppOrtunnT 4
repair physical energies. See advertisement in NJ e
column. july .4-ls
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LYNcngUkG MankETs. juLr 81.

h,use- las week. n.d price. varied but little from b
opening 81 the week We continue our quotations al .;
closing prices: Fine Leaf Sl5o3j, good to medium La
Si2..J; common Lcni q AL: 90 ,d Lugs S5r1; cOnEe
IA. sinG. shipping Tobacco sl0al2 ~.
WmE4r-Ncw Wueat ot prime ql.iity will comma
81 pa 80
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NV ORLEANS MARKET, JrLy 30.

COttOl--ales Of 300 bales To-day nj llic Tor middhr
srle- ot the week 5 90 bales; receipts OF The "crk -
bales; receipts ahead OF last year Ia 80 bales; rece;
ahead OF last gear NJ ali southern ports al 800 tsle,
Loilre-Ssles 81 The week !. $50 hsgs; stock IN port 81
Dags: Provi-ious- Sales OF ribbed sides NJ tic PEI
there is no !.nri IN market; PORK Chased buoy"nt ~
advance on .jc; sales at 81. -; Mo.usscs-Ssle. of pra
II. J2c. sugar firm
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led

DIED, on Monday, the Cd instant. o MABEN, son Of
Or j. d. and J. NJ. Cullen, aged seven months and Is
days.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of Mr..
John Maben, this II uesday) afternoon at 0 oclock. The
friends of the family ar requested TO attend.
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20 SALE OR RENT.
EOR sale or rent. that desirable tenement o.

HNOR .HIe or rent. thai fc-iFbbIc t"Lrin'hr on M
Il, Main, between oh and 7tG street. recently f3
occupied by the subscriber.
TERMS OF fourth ch.h. u" balance W
pay mcn;s, .. IL, Il. 81, 30 aud 50 months, ihiere's 'dsl
secured By u irust deed.
I will siso d.-pose privately, Of any OF tny t,n'eI
and kitchen Furniture, which 10 all IL good oiis' :
nearly new, Till the 1T Day OF September, NJ "H'," "
any remaining on hand viii be cold on the pr.h''e'
pu plic -alc Il
Person. desirOu- vi examining the premises 81 IIn5
the hours OF o and O'Clock 10 tho morning. & brt"s-lj
and ) O'Clock IN the afternoon. For iarthef .I'J'M'rr
apply TO {. b L0O"
Ar, q NJ !
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nEnI INE In EOETDN

DLCLINE IN
new ORLEANS, July 81. cotton market haa
fallen / cent per 10. during the wsek, snd the market
closes dull at IL lslla cents for the range OF mid
dlinge.
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cOOD LICK am RAD LICK.

GOOD LUCK AND BAD LUCK.
Bad Luck is simply a man with his hands in hld
brseohss' pockets ard a pipe in hs mouth, looking oil
to see how it will come OUT. Good Luck 10 a man Of
pluck to meet difficulties, with his sleeves rolled up
working to make il come right.
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RE-AppEARaNCE OF THE PLAGUE.

The plague, sitter an inter mission of twenty years,
has re- appeared in a district OF the Pasbalik Of Tripo.
H., named Bengsji, and at last accounts was continuing
10 make rsvages rs all epidemic. There was a runor
that it had already reached CoustantiLople, but for
this there was no foundation, The most stringent
quarantine regulations had been resorted to.
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CINCINNATI M>thET. jury -.
Sales Of 100 tbl. r our nt >Iti - tor sup"riuo. Whl
key Is IN good iruhEd nj ~. FrCv.elons dull Llsise
Oh Ijia r-r .sllnn
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VIRGINlANS-AT HOME AND ABROAD.
We had occasion recently to refer to the Census OF
1850, and after concluding our investigation of the
special matter in hand we referred to Virginia" IN
the various tables. and among others we were particu
larly interested In the examination Of the ''nativitibs
OF population"
The total number of "Virginia" ~'natives" resident
in all the States and territories, including Virginia,
at the date Of the Census was, in round mum.
bers,
10 which we may safely add, for those
of our natives, residing in Europe, in the
British Provinces, in the various States OF
Central and South America, in Mexico, in
Australia, $4,000
Making a total o.. $4,000
The total number of our white population at
same time --o'oVUo
From which deduct those born in
the other States and terrific
ries, $4,000
And those born foreign coun-
tries, &3oUo
- 10000
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CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP
HOGS-$7 80 net.

BEEF.-We quote s. 5Oto 5 50 nett tor Beef Buyers
refuse TO 90 above the latter price. The demand IL lisnt.
LAMBS are selling at 50 to - per head for fair to ex'
ira
UoGS-S7 20 net.
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NOTlCE-I have tax en- the store, tor many years &C.
cupied by the late VIM. J. Smith, on 18th street, OPP
posits the Exchange Hotel, and two doors above the store
OF VIM. Holt Richardson.
Having bought M.. Smiths entire Stock and Fixtures,
| am prepared. and will be- pleased to furnish his and my
own customers and friends with any orders they may be
pleased ~ favcr mo with, assuring them that they will re.
ceive trompt and special attention. ] respectfully Solicit q
call. WIN. ALLEN, Merchant Tailor.
Aug 3-dlm Agent for VIM. T. Allen.
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asyE HAVE A VARIETY of STOCKS 4

w BONDS always on hand, cOnsi-,lng OF
Nir-tuia state. 6s
Norfolk C,y ponCs
Central H-ilrusd Bund7
Virginia rhi T-rncssrc RNilrosi Bond
Virginia Fire sud Marine Insurance Company
Lynchburg Gas
D-nvili- Railroad
Whi, h will DO sold ~ market rates in sums 10 sUlt.
Information IN regard 10 ally Of them will te given NJ
pl!:a'!on 10 G.. W. 4 Co,
Aug Stock Broker
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RANCE uF THERMOMETER.
At j. " Rnaipph's BOOis'1yt and Blti7y, l2l. Man
tUGuKr > In Doors. Out De-
Seven o'clock, - =
Twelve u'co,t, = ~
FIVE o'ciocs. - :"
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SsvsQrIT0 NETTING-waite and c.

I'VE MusquItO Nos
l0.i aui l. I Bobbinr, Lace tor Mosquito Nets
fllandal, ard Marssille, 9Iil;s
Hoop Extension skirts
Orgnrd!e. and Bersge Robes
Plain aud fr nied B.rsres
Grape aud L. ca Embroidered Sets
A. GA. Main street. CHRISTIAN : LATHRoi
Aup z
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~" JItt Nbb-tODttnt OF jay NJ sF|
e. Limitations on Failure of Issue,
Ej-ctmeni,
Effect OF DEGREES and Judgment in Evidence.
Gsming.
psrtn, rship-Co.Pst,nsr competent Witra'',
Set Ot-Joini Demand.
Evidcnce-Drccasc Witness.
Purchase money-Condition Precedent,
Bailey, &c, VS.. Poindextcrs Executor,
Recent English Decisions,
Lien OF thu Fieri Fscins,
Liability oi GuHrantors.
Forfeited L.and--Junior PatentcG Entilei,
Miller Il Mthew IS. Davis,
Book Notice.
Rcvisors' reports.
Ind, Y 10 Grrt-Ru's Report,
Subscriptions received Of al booksellers.
Aug3 j.. w. ANDUL Publisher
DEAD THIs-WOOLES GOODSi-To psr.'
In who wish to purchase chesp Servant C!o'h'ng
the Winter Season, this 10 IA favorable opportunity Us
300 pieces o; Satinetfa and Fulled Cloths on hHni' 2
chased early this summer At ~ per cent. le'' lhan
original coat OF the manufacturing. which wOulc se'
"A moderate advance on thc cost. Now Is the tl'nr 20
feet a great saving by calling at the no'ed RrrsHlh L
porium oi ALFRED NOSE
Aur3 %. Main street