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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

MORE NEW GOODS.-We shall open
AVA to day great many new goods suitable ior the
Msrinoes solid colored and printed Mouslaines. 100
pieces Debeges ut 10 cents double width, at ll cts
steel Hoops and Quilted skirts; also, great many
heavy goods for servants wear, which We are selling
~ -" j. 4 NJ ROSENBAUM,
Iq9 Broad street.
Corssts Of e. n niacs de
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sUpERINTENDRSTs OFFICER. 4 D. R. r.,

.
DECEMBER 2lsF. 1851. !
f. ~ E-T0 MERCHANTS
IN AND OTHERS, FORWARDING PACK.
AGES BY ExPREss.-0n and after the Let day Of
January, IS55, all articles to be forwarded by the
Mornings Mail Train, Express, from RichIncnd.
must be sent to the Express Office the evening pre-
vious 20 insure their being forwarded rs Express
will BE- received at the heretofore ercet per-
ishable articles viz: Oysters and Marketing gene
rally. or Express Packages from persons going On
the same train. G. CAMPBELL,
lie % General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

q WHOLESALE AND hEl ALL
"a WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT COR
EN&NER OF MAIN AND PEARL STRkEIs
a&&xzEh Having received our fall STOCK OF
WATCHES, IEWELkY, SiLS En- " AXE, ~, nc
we are prepared to show of the largest and best
selected stocks that be found in any house IN tir
GINA We respectfully invite country merchants 10
Inspect our stock before buying, believing that we
can offer such inducements will be satisactory-
Our goods are purchased Of manufacturers IN TINS
country and Europe which enables ls TO sell as low
ss they can be sold In any OF the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part u Gold aud silver
Of every description; Ladies GOLD, Cameo. hosaic
Pearl. Carbunca, Lava and diamond Ear Ringa: Pins
and Bracelets: Ladies and Gentlemens Gold watch
Chains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seslsi
Finger Rings. with Stone Seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings: pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings;
Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses;
Gold Pens aud Pencils; Gold Thimbies: Cold Neck
Iacea and Crosses; Silver Spoons and Forks: SILVER
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Card
Cases; Napkin kings: Fruit knives; Silver Sets.
One Of the firm being practical MATCHMAKER, en-
ahles Us to do work In the REPAIRING department.
at low prices and short notice. and at the same time
will guarantee TO give satisfaction.
MYERS JAHNKE,
Corner of Main and Pearl streets.
n K-The highest price paid In cash for old Sill
YER. Sc
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,rtifoste OF package of 10 whole Tickets. 81
80 10 half d" a
10 quarter
10 eighth q"

VtNUnIsI-'H 44NHA1IO OD's'
Enclose the money TO orr address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Rg- Purchasers will please write their signatures
olin and give their Post Office County and State.
Sc Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
abs in full without deduction.
So All prizes OF s., 900 and under paid immediate
Iy after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ufthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
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sss FOR RENT-A very desirable
E:a Lodging Room over our store. Possession given
;mme1iataIy sTEBBINS PULLEN,
lOI Broad st., corner OF Broad and 9Th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

GREAT LOSS-BARGAINSI IN CLOTH
~ 1NG.-OyerCoats that sold for So, now
selling for g. and s.; Fancy Cashmere Pants th at
sold for $7JA. selling for $50, Fancy Six
Vests that sold for 81 and ss. now selling for 81
and 81.
The above goods are warranted sound OF no sale.
They ont OF style and must be clos d ent Those
not fastidions 70 sty los, will fad really great
bargain. by calling ut lli Main street.
VIM IRA SMITH.
n. B.-My stock of fine and fashionable Clothing
II ye complete. and will be sold low, for cash. :
de IL WIS
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80 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S. SWAN CO., at either
of those cities.
Es- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
b following papers: The Augusta. (ia Const-
uticnalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
tnteligenctr New York Weekly Day Book. sayan-
cab Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch and Paulding (Niss) Clarion. de 30
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prize, are 1920
prizes of $50 arproximating to $25,H0
prize, are I,So
prizes of 500, experimenting to $4,000
prize, are SG
prizes Of $50, spproTimating to $500
prizes Of Sl25. apprcIimating 10 $500
prize, are l"
prizes OF 3i00, spproxiEG:ing to 5000
prize, ara 4uo
4 prizes of SIS appr0ytmating 10 $4,000 80
pisze, are SV
prizes of so experimenting to sl,S0
prizes are Nn
s0Ol prizes oI SO are 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

e AT COST! AT COST Ten
90 thousand dollars worth of Watches and
M.HS, Jewelry at cost. at the old established im-
GThE1F porting House Of LEWIS HYhAN, 50 Main
street. Vow is the time to buy New Years Gifts
and Watches and Jewsiry, at save 81 thirty Per
cent. Watch,s and Je~eiry repaired " skLllui
workn1eu. al low prices and in short time Don't
~ INV LEWIS HYMAN,
ia oilm % Main street
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WATCHES. cLocKs. &o,
NOTICE
80 JOHN n. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and Jcweller,

Has taken the store lately occupied by Ihos. Shep
pard rs a shoe store next door to Mr.. James VIII
lisns' shoe store, No. 3 Fast Main street. where he
keeps constantly on hand good assortment Of fine
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWBLRf, &c, which he
sells low Tor cash. and warrants every article cold to
be Is represented. II,
All Watches cold at this establishment will be tho
roughly examined before delivered to the customer
aud warrsn ted to perform we'll for twelve mouths
without charge for repairs unless broken.
He- All kinds of fine WATCHES, such as Duplex,
Chi0nOnleter, English and Anchor Levers, Horizon
tai .scapements. and Repeaters, and nne English
and French CLOCKS repaired in a workmanhke
manner. and warranted to run twelve months With
out additional charge, unless broken. $500.
~. All kinds Of JEEELRY, MUSIC BlAEs
ACCURDEQNs. &C &c, neatly and promptly re-
paired and satisfaction warranted III every article
sold OF repaired at this establishment, by
JOHN n WILLIAMS,
No. East Main street,
Next door to Mr. Jas Williams Shoe Store,
de I5-lm Below Market.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.-We have just
~ received beautiful assortmcnto Of
Cbiidren's Worsted Jackets and Tanas
Zephyr Hoods ana Rigoletts
Heavy mixed Wool Hose
Quilted Crown Hoop Skirts
Quilted Silk Crown Hoop skirts
Steel spring do. do, various prices
Children's Quilted and Steel Spring Skirts.
For sale cheap at the cash store.
de % CHRISTIAN Il LA1llkOP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09


BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.-We are
~ in receipt of
Grey Blankets for Servants, very cheap.
Extra fine and low priced Bed Blankets.
W bite and colorrd Twled RlanneIs.
White all wool Fla, nels from q cents to hDa-
We shall continue our sale of
Rich silk Robes and other Dress silks.
do. Mouaseiaines Merinoes, and Vaencias.
do. Muslin and Lace Embroleries.
Black and cOlOrrd elyet5 for Cloaks.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks. Chenille Shawls,
aud other desirable Fancy Goods at the same great
sacrifice at which We have been selling them.
Also, another supply of those yard wide Bleach
ehirtngs at I'D. per yard, at the cash store.
de- 2y CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
DROWN AND BLEACHED SHIFTING
ID AND sHEETING.-We have on hand yet, a
large stock of our Domestic Goods, which we bought
at the PANIC CASH SALES ia New York, and v i'll
sell them now at slight advance for casb.
We do also offer $50 pair IL Bed and servants
Blankets at less price than they have ever been sold
In this market before.
All kinds OF heavy WOODEN Goods, such "a Cash
meres. Sattnets Tweeds Flannes. Linseys. Plsids.
&C. Offering at very lew prices, to reduce vor
heavy stock before the LIST of January.
J. 4 VI. R05ESBAUM.
de 10 lYS Broad street
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@s=s FOR RENT-Two fine large Rooms,
saa embracing the second and third stories, over
onT office Apply to ISAACS 4 TAYLOR,
no tia Corner Main and 18th SITS.
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CLOTHING.

OUR WHOLE STOCK SELLING AT
~ REDUCED PRICES.-CL0THINu, CLOTH
ING.-MEN's, YOUTHS, SERTANTS.-Qur large
stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. we
are Offering at greatly reduced prices, having
determined TO work them of If possible; and We In
vte old and young 10 an examination, knowing that
the prices asked cannot but be satisfactory. The
stock il good aud for the rake of the cash wanted
by ourselves NE will offer great inducements, 50
that nothing shall be wanting our part TO clothe
the people at economical rates
GR0SHONG. TUPMAN 4 co,
ia ri ITO Main ST
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g. FOR RENI-Two excellent Rooms
E. on the frst Bo1r over the Dry Goods store, Ne.
2. slain street, only 70 single Persons OF family
without children IL will hs rented. Good references
are I-quireG, and possession given immedti y
Apr,lv 10 j. STRAUSE,
,is %--l2= 2. Main street.
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DRY GOODS.

N0s 10, IVI ana 90 nuas'"'0'' ~
BALTIMORE.
Have now Il, store (mostiy Of theiT own inportata
one of the largest and most eompiete ctocss'n THO
United states embTactng-
SILKS and ELK GOODS OF every class
DRESS GOODs-s very large stock
IRISH LINENS, LINEN GUODs ana 49,
HousEK EEPlNG ARTICLES o. every dssorip-
ton
1uOtEs MASTILLAs and sRAWLe
CARBOHYDRATES, LACEs, HOSIERY GLOVE
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DON ESTiC uUgBS
And every article required by fAhAEhc eha
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE nn,ov.
AZ RETAIL ROOMS on first novr-tne fnIObe
affixed 10 each article. nom whlcn n0ae'ia'ioo 10
a. WHOLESALE ROOMS on the seeoud Ia, aud
third hoDrs &c 1c-uSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

Ok TUBS PRIME ORANGE COUNTY
~ BUTTER; 50 frkins New York State Butter:
231 boxes prime Cheese. for sale by
Jal WI. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

Gss FOR RENT. Those two newly
, E.i finished Tenemeuts. immediately opposite my
re sdence on the Of Cha! and ID streets, they
have been flushed in good STYLE AMI To good tea
ants the rent will be moderate. Also, a House on
the soarh side OF the Basia which will bs rented low
TO q good tenant. .
de1l--lIm l.. W. GLAyEBRcIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

o. Bbls Gscoes: 25 bbls. No. 3 Mack.
~ srel; sotris and half bills No Cat Herrings
for sale By WIN WALLACE snYS :
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@ FOR RENT-A very desirable and |
l:a convenient residence having scve II good rooms, /
SIX With CRATES. and kitchen with rooms for SER /
wants, fuel, Sc upon the lot; and the lot has two
nent entrances TO IT. situated on Broad street
between 24:il and 9th streets. Apply 10 B. T. Pol
TIAuA, over Mr.. i. A. j Cloptons office, or 70
+. &. LARUS,
"A Sim No. a MAin street.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-11-06

w. I. Donaldson, John McCauley, VIM. Fuller,
Richard Poirier, &. w. Hamilton, w. A. Van
Slyke, E. Caldwell, A. Caldwell, S. F. johnson,
s. 7. Racquet, VIM. Golfer, 7. H. Perkins, S. G.
Trimble, S. ID. Jackson, J. F. Williams, ]. Men,
delson, Alfred Bayer, Thomas Connor, II. Marks,
j. c. Prendergast, VIM. Wagner, Frank Filkins,
G. L. Vansolen, E. Longevin, d. ]. Justice, H. II.
Athey, George Mead, o. Stephenson, George C.
Mott, G. L. Seager, p. Donovan, julius Gross, O.
H. Nevis, John II. Moore NJ Drew, VIM. Foster,
J. j.. Hill, I. J. Neiderhofeer ]. J. Hammond,
Charles T. Miller, b. W. Lott Theodore Borup,
Robert Bascler, G. r. Morrison, John McCarty,
w. E. Hunt, W. b. Farrell, JAS Cheever, H. p.
Brown.
INDEPENDENT COMPANY NO.
This staunch little company was organised
during last Summer, and now numbers about
thirty members. Its members are all, or most
ly, workmen and employees of one establish
ment, viz, JnO. S. Princes Saw and Grist
Mills, on the Flat" The Company have a
very fine an efficient Engine, piano-deck, al
most new, purchased by Mr.. Prince at the
sale of Fort Smelling effects. 1t has been re-
furnished ,and ornamented, and makes hand
some machine" The Engine is we'll sup.
piled with hose and suction, and will do good
service whenever necessary, with the strong
arms of the working men who compose the
company, to operate it. The rules and regu-
lations of this company are the same as those
of the others attached to the Department.
The company made their first parade on
the 9TH of July last, and looked WELL
The officers are
Engineer-A. j. Sypher.
F0reman-Emanuel Good.
Secretary-Morgan Sproat.
Steacard-C. NJ. Cooley.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The first election for officers of the Depart
ment as constituted under the old Charter,
was on the third "Wednesday of November
1856.
The following is the board of the year en-
suing that date:
Chief Emgineer--Wash NJ. Stees.
First ASSISTANT
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IN TffC RsDET, The 1Gh day of September next s Vim ca
y Tor bB hihsst bidder, le premises reur m
sSTes Of hat splendid act Of land belonging 10 he 80 hi
NATHANIEL AcNAi1 deceat fronting vi 10Th az fr.+-
lin Tpr1pke osis ghqus t9 miles from Nashville ssu
Th0nnson. Jo5enb Va1lv C-----Ti 49,.
~. ~ - --t-- 80
ing from sghi % een acres each About one rd o.
the land heavily nhere With it f1iasf testl8 hal
sargiolsnTsi SD In igtsts q galtiysiioa sas u
good fence aqa spPPsd Hh good l7pRy & nsys7liPs
In point of-tiHR lhsss Ianas win c5zibarshFnrh5 with
he tss snda On Nddls snnessoehsy se Esli, ge rz
l0qe ilmepsd Wth SUGAR te Waiuui Pop lis Aalr "a
Cherry, Hickory Box elder, and Black Locus
10 peftn ashus eoics tiase ~ goec ntisofaood
Nashville this sale viii odsr The CREATES IND snsnts f st
There three beautiful building te5 fronting he idlle
Franklin turnpike road, rse splendid lies covered
Beau fIi lrest aT 80 let VIDE fstni-
iBy nns one turuBis.te ta ofaer Iaese s alsf rsss
quality, and al pesons wishing choge e
city should atsand ms sac Ht9lL al, ~ Lcss s
The ha1a5rassl ihl bef lali8 id TIE s1i.s.I7 ~ .'
TElMs--A eTetaf 1 and 3yuars, stutt' ihfauL aa &c
giYgn notes PAYABLE iD5 Bank with appraYei 49,
aud deeds .iFen retaining lem The PAYMENT ta %
oouut Of 10 PER cent per annunI 1lalsfsr eish Jll
ALSO
At time and place will be sold 5ae enae stock % p
A. acafry q vaIuatie ra1s y assf ma very due
trotting Colts, sired hy TIE renor14 - liiliall
Colts one par N s6e1r hdrnes8 Horses 40 he'd q Cetle H.
asii5is ..f FIiisl C6fss 100 head 81 nih IL n
ssqn. sa6 Cors ldsil 5ood Iag, 0as fnd E5siss
Farming Utensils. eae AHggy Haunting agen, end 4 sisr
HsIls3s, e PROPERTY "A AZ az "A
. - To- a2luIne ny 20 a. sliJs,i rsso ir
49, N o. - Es, ol,tls Duizfsel ahouli
. Glowing Tie ana.
- 5 s5Eiisses 6ei85eloek a 81 ooflaa5a Is usual
NANCE = HooDW.tRD, a rEiisA
Capt HAHEsa, stOsk ARsaonsE. auF2g@a,-
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FEVHE ONLY ROUTEhy which through tickets Washington
be procured, which point Eeikas 70 Batmees il
the shortest direct and ID respect The most reliable
route. Il Is The emily route by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 70 New Yerk enabled 70 reich the cities Of Baitmof,
Philadelphia and New York, at the cost OF ticket to Dew York
only, thus enabling business travellers for pleasure
information to visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can e afoftied ~ any UtfEr route9
And Il Is the only Eous8by bl Thro Hg Tickets Be bad
20 Richmond Norfolk, Winchesr. Fredericksburg and Peters
burg, Va; Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Aggus
Berkeley Springs and Bedford SprnFs - .
Passengers from NsshEI stsgoGUaoh OF Carter 4
Ihonos, or steamers q Cumberland rick QLo1isTiss
connecting there with the United States Mall steamers 70 Cincln
NATL or with the Jacksonville Iilroad TO Indianapolis md,
naks direct connection Coluaus 0io With to OeHrai
Uo Railroad % Wheeling whence close ognGqcton vita h3
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made e Washington City balt
more, PhladslplIzufd Nov York. - - p - -
Passengers holding Through Tickets froa Meuphis
transferred Cairo The Of Illinois CentE RToad,
IRON thence passing through Terra Hsue Indianapolis Dayton
and Aen 90 columbus. Ire Daily Trains leave Columbus,
10 A. n $50 P. n. and L. 2. NJ. sa-.,r
Travellers requested notice that while this IS the
o Toae adorng Through Tickets az the Eastern Cities
nc same rate charged BY other to Aer lok o it is
also the shortest NEST spand drecttg AL 4o adHE res
n the East The dteRce from Columbus to more is opIy
80 miles, being shout U0 miles shorter . New York th2n BY
other route There less changes u by route
coIseq nently less detention, than b. any other.
he res baliasted with broken stone and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information pIessa sppIy % D. G. EeEI Sg5at
Nashville, Tenn. L--..@
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Of the
l. 3 Mail Steamers the Jacksonville Railroad Once,
Main street. WEI. S. WOODsTDE,
Master Fra1spo FtatioIrB B. & o. sIigsT
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent. $3.50.
june IS
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FIYE rIUNnREn .pOLLARs. EtEWARn.

TSHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: To
all who shall see these preehtsgaing: Whereas it has
been made known to me- that Gfaih FNW. BURTON charg
ed with having committed the oenGe Of and has
fed from Justice AVID is rnniiDs at largG
Nov, therefore, j. H G., Harris, Governor Aforesaid. by
virtue power and authority in vested, do hereby e
reward OF $500 bsson persons who may apnrehend
said T. n " Burton deliver him Sher or Jstor
Of county Of gynBonE jsics in that behalf
msxbehad and executed .-.-. ..ry--
IN testimony sfizrbs hEvg1guaatoset ls handfna
caused the great seal Of the State to be a1s5at Nnsh
: lHe'i vilIef the3lst dag Of Alsy lo55 ....t-I
a. BY de Governor: l--8--s -
J. :. r. RtY, stsrslary Of ssats
jtibsslkN
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4asbsIIIIE dim mn % !. tIistiitsaifl
D.sliiy 81; I FI-3sFs sEIi5y s tEssslll5 q.
Bates Of Advertising
81 iEIaRs % LEss- eqEsTTEurE a sQHAp

--ar "a 1898, = 1870 lkElEE a SQEAREa=
$500 - IN TIE DAILY.
+ ono iassrtoS, 81 % Eae6 Additional isssr.ios. 81
A Esck1s s = or EashsddsssszI lssIsss 40
81 MoB4sl7eaea s56io7sTes@s.sAsl a. saa..aa 9Sss
r. u. essssgc % s4S g ~. vir ssis ,.s5t.s6s
1ass 30 ssrf 1soSa $50 s.T o. So; s.sol 1, 80
2 ass g g $50 s.. ,ss 70 q
EaEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
o5s sssSs 6so yeST, -Essl aaiatona SQUARE. 40
AlfFeFglssas kSSezimfy II C. CORR o4ss
- 3 fQEs XIII g char Cd RaE slia ezeeSsegee :
49,. - -. . =. u TIE .EEEKLT,- -. ....- /
DoEEl PER se1aTs sor flss .nd rI GINS far -.
spleqHant i11sfa6aai 1s ass fs11If 1 ~ - |
AdYerssne1s pablhed nhoth he Daily and weakly fit
oshgd ths AN ally rates Eith oosbalf ts seskiy rt-1
Zrgdsset mas q pad for rs t5s ~ "a
Al9aEeoe HaG uJfEH $50 tsf EFfuf 5aHA 49,
81 ,,,.,-,, To Correspondence .,.,.is go,
Il WI great deal Of unnecessary trouble II on
writing yl Assr N E2ihl he f0Nfas fasss
E4gs sEs tes d r Pqat s9P5t sd sss's "A ts b
both Offices IN full.
you write business and On matters, write d separate
snssts OF paper Of different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters ana solicited upon al and
ec As nay Be Of Information interest to the public.
eEa1u1n lessons 81 Whatever Saarsssef WI receive
> 5y Upon BE !s 81 Sc bEpst
f elet undertake = afuHa std cgnuE1eatio1S -
LAiAAN SCo nadEnbe persaaly eitses Of a7s Pr5s
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EIF5F. HUsTQ sSTaTzF.

,.sals G. D. BENSON g 81 % gheii.
\ ssls sHs Eer.ss,
e q sIi 6aiisSs, WI ] q D .
lsssl al sI $E.. l Hsl 95Sss TsHI9
ne ssIsSt sss5Issal s1s EoaE5aHa
s-.-.osoIs s-.ls - net WIN
taetftsfesa+tSF Maze lssdber from coils
.sss 5ROBfKEESE5's CTTKeasERAsS ERaKDsz5
Bs7a : mo-. .sssSs
that they prepared to furna good Masic IS as
Band IN the satel call Tia attention IS
Of ssons, Old Fellows, and other soeele well As private
snssn- 70 hair tssltes oF sI2ng aEofor PrOcessiss
Celebrations, &C. = esil g tete. Address,
81. q, f,s-s, ssss.s ~, sps,
4HPs s. -lFsE5yesl BIEL ~ Snis & 7l5ss
r. g 5ss55ssssg 81 5sb
3IAe esass4s 49, mrs, q
fsssaTEs aeEtsn& taa a3aa - fls3
Is.5TSF he tisj ssr
fya3Ee Htse6 tsy desRs 20 fotae or hosH Faso
ioliebSs s<i,gd 40 pai i-195lSa gngask aFREEi.a
PIAN0 F6IS =, ElROjg1N SiseI "a ssIss ,s,SsG.
VETE hsfSnbH lalssOfe, ane stock q Pianos
w keIodeoas5 SFibdv'S saallA5 ttiasl Ma
sIsIs s5 i 4. i7d 5 75s q P oF e5t q
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
S Sn ou st sas SS1 6s nst esf &
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500 eHsnsi Fnr3 Bag aFs6esa Plaia sad TioFEr Head
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i5gg Boxes Ezs fne french Flowers for Parry snd Brd6Tap
polutments;
I5ae pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons stgis5;
go Boxes White Red and colored Plumes. -. Il
LHRROIDERIES such Collars, Sleeves, Haadkfelstfs II
Set, Bands, Edgings, Chdrens Roles, Waists sod cspe-
lot Of Pateut Skrsand Cosets Cloth Cloaks 81 thst
popular styles furs in great quantity, all The from tAe
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27

COAL OIL AND-L LAMPS,
OF EVERY VARIETY ND STTLE A-'
r HAVE sampled Column bian C0a1 OLE and few
Lamps, suitable Tor burning exhibition at ny old
sandHick8 [igI- ATJ-and shall very have full
supply ofbothi to sell All VINO cheapest
good light 4aS e AS41E Pe tAs sEfatF II poss6le to
explode These Lamps are easily managed as common lamp,
and not coHi Gated give steady
not exceeding ONE CT An HOUR invite special attention %
the LampaRndO and urphsser have hs privilege u
satisfaotinn. .a CO., -.sa- 90 "A II HICKS
II FHouse FurnishnE Goods for sale soon recevedt
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