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PURCHASE OF MouSr VERSoH.-It is stated tina
upwards Of seventy-five thousand dollars has al
ready been raised, and put out at interest, Of the
sum required for the purchase of Mount Vernon
Two hundred thousand dollars 10 the sum de
manded for the land aud buildings
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81 GENTLEMAN WILL FIND PROFESSOR FowLER's
Lecture to them exclusively at ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. prominently worthy their at
tention. Its repetition has been generally called
for To it will be aeded the PERFECT FEMALE ex-
aminaons at the close of the lecture. Private calls
daily. at the Exchange till Saturday, and Tuesday
| and Thursday evenings. Its
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ISsASE.-llarlow Lewis, husband of Mrs Lewis
who is connected with Tyler, the notorious free
love character. has been pronounced, by jury t.
be OF unsouRd mind. aud committee appointed
20 take charge Of his estate. So much for spritus
lism and trte-loysism Albany Esprsa.
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BRE CT OF PRoMIss.-Bertha Blattmacher has
been awarded $1,000, in Brooklyn n. Y, as the
amount of damage done TO her heart by John A.
Saal by breach of marriage promise. Saal is Il
married man. About the time the marriage was
TO take place with Miss b., SAILS lawful wife acct
dentally found marriage agreement between her
husband and the young lady in one of the pockets
of his overcoat. This attracted her suspicious.
and upon making inquiries. ascertained the resi-
dence of the young lady and waited upon her. An
explanation and e. exposition ensued, which result
ed in Miss Biattmacher commencing the action.
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INDIANA AND KAssAs.-The democratic conven.
ton Of Indiana, neld last week. by vote OF 37s Il
us, declared in favor Of submitting 10 the direct
voteoftife peoftesss constitution Of every Terrific
~ applying for admission into the Cnion.
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HOUSE OF MLEGAr

- TUESDAY, Jan. L.
Church
College.
44dcerse RepOrts.-Of requesting banks to redeem
in specie all notes paid out at s4sHr respective
counters; to legaze the present s2spension OF the
banks of this Commonwealth; tQD4 lQke savings
banks to pay bonus To the STATS 10 Vhange the
law us to bank notices. as to make deposit OF no.
tce In the post office nearest to tlA91n sain
Gent in law.
BiU RIsssd.-senate bill to extend ths~Marter
of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
U,yat Vernon ASS0ci0ttOR.-On motion q &A>
Cu,pN,y a resolution was adopted appointing
committee TO enquire into the expediency OF
ameuding ian act to incorporate the Mount Yer
nan IaJies' Association of the Union, aud To an
thorize the purchase of part OF Mount Vernon,
nassed March 18th, 1850, So as the more enectualy
10 carry out the object of said act
sJ1ission of kdnSdS.--Mr. MASsIE of Rock
bridge, offered three resolutions regard g the adj
mission OF Kansas into the Union.
THE resolutions will be found in the Senate
kruceedings.
KkNPEa moved a suspension Of the rules in
w. that the resolutions might be considered at
once 1Re motion was agreed to.
Aftery Mate. il. hch MessrJ. CHRISTIAN Bore
MAN, KENifisel and SEGAR participated, an
amendmeu1S0fere by Mr.. CHRISTIAN, TO insert
the words !" the Democratic members of" after
the words Resolved by" was rejected.
The question was then taken the passage of
| the resolutions, and they were adopted by a vote
of Ito yeas TO nays.
LIatsadat GoeernorShip.-T House resumed the
conside ration of the bl to provide for filling va
cancies in the Office OF Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. CAPERroN, being entitled to the floor address.
ed the House at some length. on the subject
Mr.. MAssIE next obtained the floor, and moved an
Adjournment. The motion was agreed to.
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TIE ACQUISITION OF CENTRAL AMERICA. The
Washington Union has leader in which the ac-
QUESTION of Central America is discussed. 1t re-
pudiates the adopted by General Walker,
but evidently fayors the project by another pro.
cess 1t says, to acquire the privilege of CON
structing railways, canals and roads across the
Isthmus, to settle regions of country traversed by
these routes with peaceable tradesmen farmers.
mechanics. &c, ;" would seem to be the only sure
infalible mode of planting institutions per-
manently in those regions If. however. We must
plant institutions in the regions South of us
by the strong arm, let it be done by open, honor
able hostility. conducted under the auspices and
authority of Government. Nothing can be easier
than to find causes for national quarrel with the
Central American States and the Spanish Govern
mcHt, if we set about seeking it. If, contrary to
our national policy must needs extend our in
stitutions southwark by force. let it be done by
honorable warfare not by political foray.
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A VERY SAD ATFAIR-A few days ago We pub
lshed the fact that young lady niece of a Sh Err
III of Upper Canada, committed suicide at Lond on.
W. The Hamilton So~ctato" gives the following
particulars:
Unreq uitted attachment WAS stated 10 be the
cause One Of the mort deplorRble circumstances
towhor she engaged did not intend the slia
insult or unkOdness. He wrote To her. informing
her OF change which he had made in his situation
stating that h. now received certain amount of
salary and asking her opinion to the prudence OF
their getting married. Not receiving an answer, he
went to London himself to converse with her upon
the subject and met with the information OF
her tragic end. She said to ba the most heauti-
fuI girl III the city After she had been buried day
two her corpse was found lying on the surface OF
the soil IN the church yard. Some bodv-Snatchers
had probably attempted their nrfarious designs, but
had fed through superstitious fears quailings Of
conscience. Her remains were of course reintered.
and watch is to be kept several months near the
grave. The disrntombment was performed in Il Sci
rntiic manner. The whole affair is of the sad
dest romanccs We have heard of.
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The bill for tonight is highly attractive.

TaALsEaa's LAST CoScERr.-The last concert of
d. Thalberg. In this city, will he given at Metro
poiitau Hall on Thursday evening. Seats can be
secured at the bookstore Of Mr.. Woodhouse. We
learn that it will be the grandest of the brilliant
ssrtes, fact which will be sufficient to induce
ikrao attendance
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TIE LOWELL FACToRIEs-A letter in the Boston
Traveller, dated Lowell, Massachusetts,, January Ith
says:
The spindle city is gradually resumingits steady
hum of industry and wonted businessIike appear
snce. With the exception of the unfortunate
Middlesex most of the mills are in a running con-
dition. giving the operatives from two-thirds to
full time.
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ITO BUlLDERS.-We will dispose of
the SHELVING in our store, No. l6, Pearl street,
very low il being useless in our business.
ia I3-lm MITCHELL JOPLIN CO.
CUNNINGHAM & HAMMETT-COm
~ mission Merchants and Brokers in GENERAL
ERCHANDISE No 81 Water street, New York.
solicit consignmeuts Oft 0BACC0, WHEAT. FLpU X,
CORN &c. ANY business entrusted to them VIII
meet with attention and returns promptly made. .
Refer to Messrs DENNIS Il BROTHER, Dyers, Frank
lin street, Richmond. Jh lJ-im~
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Decrease in 1857.

The above does not embrace the bitulninous coal
trade of Richmond. Va, Of Western Pennsylvania,
nor OF the Great West, which finds market at
home. and on the Western waters. This would
swell the supply up to lo,50000O tons, because the
trade of the West has largely increased in 1857,
owing to the suerings for the want of fuel during
the last winter, caused 10y the great drought
in the Western waters, thus preventing it from be-
ING sent to market
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SEw fSxx STATE fISAscss.-It appears No. The
report Of the comptroller Of New York that the
receipts Into the State Treasury 10 1857 amounted
70 e5~SS,l'+, and the expenditures to S2,47o,sii,
ssssiHg deficiency OF 80 ,702. The deficit at the
sss 81 the present year will, it 10 believed reach
tSaJ76. The total State debt 10 $3l, l,9s4, and
he sctsol fund 81 ,soe,3 s2.
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HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL tUARD1
a Richmond, January nth, l-3o
H0RDERs No. 4.
n Assemble at Military Hall, on WEDNESDAY
evening, 18th instant at "a o'clock. promptly for
the annual ELkCrI0N Of NONCUMMISSIUSE
OFFICERS, and the transaction Of other important
business.
As this is the annual meeting IT the Company Il Is
very Necessary that every member Niio desires 10
promote It's interest, SHOULD be preseat
By order OF
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xN LADIES' Fur LINED QUILTED sHoEs.-You will
find very superior article Of Ladies' Fur Lined
! Quilted Shoes, at ALES HILLS
iala-dstwIt l27 Main street
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsuIy.roy JAM 12-SHdts.--Mr. Douglas pre-
sented the petition of o. Reilly and others, pray
ing the establishment of a magnetic telegraph
from Missouri to the South pass-referred.
MIR Foote introduced bill for the relief OF the
officers and soldiers of the war of 1S12-read twice
and referred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill amending the act
granting bounty lands.
A bill passed, authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury change the names OF vessels Ill certain
cases.
The Senate took up the joint resolutions to ex-
tend the operations of the act to promote the EN-
cheney of the Navy, which anne ndsd and
passed $780,
In Executive session. Hon. Nathan Clifford, OF
Me- was confirmed Associate Justice of the SUI
preme Court.
House-That portion of the Presidents message
relating to Central America, was discussed 10
committee Of the whole.
Tending Com. Paulding, and attacking the Admi-
He was followed by Mr. Moore, (Adnl.,) Of Ala.
in reply.
No action was had, and the House adjourned.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE steamea Tennessee.
from Vera Cruz has arrived. A large party had
arisen against the plan of Tacabaya, consisting OF
a majority of the civilians. President Comontort,
arrived at the capitol, the 1st instant, with
troops.
Senior Parodi had issued n proc hmation against
Comonfort, and had also made large levIes oil
troops. Vera Cruz had recalled its acceptance OF
the plan of Tacabaya. The foreign ministers had
cept the British, whose absence caused remark.
Civil war was considered inevitable.
IL was rumored that eX-Presideut Aware was
dead
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CAPTAIN CHATARD arrived In Washington on sat
prIay and had a long interview with the Secretary
of the Navy 1t is said it is yet undecided what
course they will pursue with reference to his case
whether they will try him before a court OF in
ouiry or court martial.
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n. proF. TowLER's last private lecture to young
men only, comes of To4zight. Not one young man
has ever heard this lecture, without deeIng him
self most fortunate Repeated by general request.
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iADiEs' fAIR.-Our acknowledgements are due to
the ladies of the Fair now holding for the benefit
Of 81. Josephs Orphan Asylum, for some of the
rsss dainties with which their tables are spread
They have great variety of elee q and useful
article. for sale, aud we trust may sg. " ply
pstroDized by the community.
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IscasAss % BULLION N THE Nsw YoRK BasEs.-
Notwithstanding the exports Of two and halt
nsil,ioSs Of specie last week, the New York bank
stssewsnt shows 90 actual increase Of coin amount
iss 10 six hundred and fourteea thousand which,
xith tvo miliions dollars due from California, will
swell the total bullion to thirty-one millions
Wsstsrp debts are eomiag ~ RAsly.,
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"A to procure those extra bargains, at GOLD
SMITS Us Broad street-Silk Pocket Hdks only
scents Curtain Fringes 62s cents for Is yards the
best make of French Woven Corsets ST. Brass Hoops
lSs cents set Tarlatas, various colors. ls4 cents
Ribbons from ca cents up Embroidered Hdkts Is
cents black and colored Fringes cents; white Md
Gloves so cents Ladies' light cOlored do at - cents
a great bargain; Kid Gauntlets 81, cheap at 81 80
Head Dresses at great sacrifice, to close out EN-
broideries OF every description without regard to
cost Irish Linens at 372 and 30 cents, worth double
the money: Bleach Cottons. extra cheap; shirt Bo-
SONS at l2. cents and higher, and other articles,
extra cheap The readers vi this will bear in mind
that the goods must be sold. cali is only solicited
for you to satisfy yourselves that You can pressure
the great, st bargains, at GOLDSMIpS,
in I3 DIS Broad street.
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s6 TIE TENTH LECTURE of the cours,

f6r THE TENTH LECTURE OF the course
before the Young Mems Christian Association, viii
h. delivered by w I. WILEY, Esq Of MorgantoHn,
Va at the United Presb, terrain Church, (hes. Ut.
Reads on FRIDAY evening. the 18th Instant al
O'Clock. 80 ,.o,y
SrBJScr-"Christan Missions in their Secular In
fiuencs" Al,
Rooms of the Association.
Tickets of admission may he procured Mt Meade
Bakers inidley a r. bnsons, the Exchange Hotel.
and PRINCIPAL Bookstores
Tickets 25 cents For schools, S tickets for 81.
iAIp-TuThkfr
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DEATH IN BALL RooM.-A young man named
Wa Llywelyn fell dead in ball room, while dane
ing, on New Years night, at Cambria, Pa
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1RsAsvsY Nefs.-Ths Treasury Department, on
Monday, received from the sngrsyer $4,000 Of
Treasury Notes, In the denomination Of 800, which
we're 70 have been issusd yesterday.
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AT AND UNDER COST, FOR CASH.

AT AND UNDER COST, FOR CASH
IA BARGAINS BARGAINS.-ja0O yds fast color
ed Callers at 81 cents goods usually sold at I2ls
cents The attention of the Ladies is respectfully
invited to examine this great Job. 300 yards "a
brown and bieached Shirtn9s at "a cents, really
cheap at ~ cents. Families in want of euch goods
will do well to them. Light colored BrIiauts
less than their value, suitable for the Spring. French
De Laines coored Silks, at half their value; Cling
hams; Ribbons; Bleached and Brown Sheetings. v Z
10 fssrine La han cIsr atsn tiiove' eI ~e
per pair; Kid Gloves at so cents per pair
Cash buyers are invited to call and see them as
they must be closed out.
CIIAS. A. GWATKIN
IN (lpnasita u,
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DssrSirSos or erocE.-A friend who has passed
sasesgA the recent financial crisis, says that
sssock" means duck, and nothing shorter.
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N THE people in crowds continue to go to the
great Steam Depot of Art. 1ae Main street II they
want lkenesses This ia the beet and cheapest
nlace I'm town. TYLEa b Co. make frat class Am
brutype for 80 cents.
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MAGIC LANTERN.-A. NORRIS, 80
W Main street. has for sale a Magic Lantern of
extra size. with twelve slides. price $40.
Il-3t
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~ LADIES' EMBROIDERED SIiPPERs-Just to hand.
a large variety of Ladies' Embroidered Slippers, new
style and patterns of French manufacture.
IN l3-c6twlt ALEX HILL, III Main st.
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ACENCy IN NORFOLK.

wN. r. POSTER. Hsa, 10 the Agent for the DAILY
DusascH IN Norfolk. the circulation ID the paper
there having insreased to an extent demanding per
sona attention 10 lie distribution. the eo'secuo" u
duea
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New Publications q.

'The American Almanac and Repository of Use
iul knowledge for the year 1855" Published in
Boston, London aud Paris. This valuable alma
Hsc, chock full Of important statistics is for sale
BY q. N. WEST, Excha nge bookstore. This admi
rsbis publication Is literally crowded with impor
tant facts. 1t ought to be In every library, and
10 every mans place Of business.
"Hsre aud Hereafter or the Two Affairs, by
Anna Attern." For sale by G. NJ. WEST.
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TIE ELECTION IN KANSAS

ST. LOUIS Jan. 1.-The Kansas correspondent q
the st. Louis Democrat, tree soil,) says that thu
free State meE have elected their legislature ant
State tickets by an average majority Of 1856. The
election quiet.
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THEAfRs.-Mr. Lorraine's performance of Ham
let. on Asndsy night, was witnessed by a hume
r0us aud spprecistive audience. The character Of
the melancholy Dane Is one which tests the capa
biitss Of an actor, perhaps better than any other
We are ready to concede to Mr.. Lorraine the merit
which 10 Justly his due, for he certainly achieved
success IN his difficult undertaking. lie is proba-
bly, the best lcokag Hamlet that has ever appeared
upon our stage; and his conception of the charac,
ter 10 unquestionsbly correct. Some of the more
striking passages Of the play. such as
Look here. upJn this picture. and on this"
and
ALAS. poor Yorick knew him well, Horatio"
were rendered with the most thrilling effect The
only fault that be noticed in his acting is the
near approach to slsett0 in his voice. upon repeat
lag IN exciting passage. Nevertheless he made a
favorable impression on his first appearance, and
will doubtless prove very popular with our play.
goers.
~ e. A., IL - -t.I.
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FRUITs OF NORTHERN :" PHILANTHROPY" The
jamestown (Wis) Independent thus describes the
manner in which party of poor sewing girls, sent
out from New York by the Cbidr!ns' Aid Society,
were disposed of in that village:
A charge of ten dollars Ito pay their travelling
expenses We supposp.) was made for each person,
the money to be paid by the employer, and to be
deducted from the future earnings Of the young
women The Free Church was thrown open, the
young women occupying the seats in rows, some
of them CRYING Customers then walked along
the range with perfect GOODNESS, examining their
condition one by one. and. they found one suit
able, they pIankei the cash, and carried OF the
prize.
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0sS' WAlxsa's Administrations have been
'assoduesd iato the Legislature Of Alabama con-
ssnsssory Of Commodore Psuiding's action in ar
resting 0sa. Walker and hIs men in Nicaragua
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The Democratic state Convention Of North Car
ssaaAA 70 nominate Governor, meets In Charlotte
Sc the 18th Of April next.
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Coal TRADE OF lS5T-The Pennsylvania Miners
journal says that the whole supply of Coal thrown
into the markets on the Seaboard i'll 1857, was as
follows:
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TREMENDOUS ExCIrEMENT.-rA,

= ladies have nc last found oas thai they eau pug-
chase their gossls cheaper &C LEfiss thsa At AN
other place. 40 pieses more VI that yard vide
bleaehsd Cotton. oais 10 esnts. worth Ai, cents
Bands At - CENTS worth 81 cents, ps,ity Rands at
l2is cents worth - eeats Easte Belts al iass esats
Linen ifdkfs AZ Oh cests; Fine irish Line,a a. \,
eeLts. worth - cents; ladies Kid 1iayes at SIS
eenls. worth 81 aud thousands OF other gois 90 DO
sold very low. JAcuB \. LEVY.
jas lS Main st.
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CWEDES lRON.-30 tons Swedes IRON
~ all the ordinary sizes for sale by
jail SKtNKER r. IN
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ST. LOUIS. Jan 12.-Resofutions have been intro
duced into the Nebraska legislature, against the
admission of Kansas with the Lecompton coustitu-
tion.
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nag NoTICE.-A meeting of subscribers
to the Capital stock of the ASHLAND HOTEL ami
MINERAL WE'LL COMPANY, will take place, in
pursuance Of the act of incorporation at the Cen
trial Hotel IN the city Of kichmond. on Tuesc ay. the
18th instant, at s o'clock, l.. VI. ia It'd
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OYSTER SHELLS.-60, $50 bushels
~ Oyster Shells. per schr. Carre, on consignment.
and for sale from vessel, be
asst W. d. COLQUITT 4 co
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Advertisements for the DispArcH must be handed
IN by aS O'Clock IN he afternoon, In order 70 appear
che me- day The heavy pressure Of advertisement.
MN The columns of our PAGER will not admit Of
their reception altax the hour named.
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CHAS. A. GWATKIN.
ia 10 Opposite Exchange Bank.

40 BBLS. and hhds. choice Sugar
~ Cured Hams; 10 hhds Shoulder; 25 hhds
Sides; hhds JOles; IS bbls. and 10 kegs Leaf Lard;
40 bushels Mercer Potatoes: 800 boxes yellow q
Yellow, b and Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Su-
gar; 100 tubs and kegs choice Goshen Butter; $40
prime cutting Cheese p bbls. Ale; 70 bbls Cider
for sale by THOMAS JONES 4 90
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81 HORSES AND MULEs.-THE ARCTIC LISIaEsr il
superior to every thing else in curing sweeney. Spa
vim, Ring bone PoleEvi. and will any enlarge
fnept OF bone muscle.
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{ LAS CHANDELIERS, of 2, 3, 4 and 6
~ lights, of beautiful patterns: Brackets Pen
dants and other Gas Fixtures just received and fer
sale by Tit0S. A BCLKLEY
l3 Main At
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n P. GOOCH s L. J. ECHOLs have

~ this day lnrmed a co partnership SIT the prose
eation OF - GENERAL COMMISSION BUsISEss
IA ltS various BRANCHES under the fhl aud ssyiv II
uoueh Eehols
Their strict personal attention will BE- devoted 10
the sale ot all descriptions OF country Produce aud
receiving and forwardipg stocks uf rrhsniis<,
- well AZ conslgnments VI Manufactured fohaccV
and Produce. They will attend. promptly and cares
me Tchandse.
Cash advances, when requested, viii always be
made upon eoasigpmeats in store on Upon bills Of
sale.
Their house, formerly eecuped by Harris " hvs.
Is between 18th aud i2th streets, Immediately IN
frent Of the Flour shsa. On the Basin bank. tf
ia d3tw&t 3
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'AkPETS.-G pieces low price Cotton
~ and Wool C'upeting. Very eheas 10 CLOSE con.
sisniieni' ALIEN MOTT
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my. SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention
IF Iouse keepers is requested to the sale of the Fur
niture of Mr. j. W. Dennis which will take place
THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock. at his residence, corner
of 10Th and Grace streets.
jail II. H. COoh w., Aucts'
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PRACTICE.-Yolu
Publisher and Law Bookseller

IL nearly ready vol syo., law sheep price ST..
The profession throughout The state may supply
themselves with early copies, free OF pc tagr, by ell
--o " - NORRIG