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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-05

4 CSI ul sal fuAF Feb. a-l-, ,-5-. q smsll PGoE-t
l. Book ming two FIFTY Dollar Billie ana q rrt on
JAMES sua1s lgT Ilrse Hu.drsd sad Fifty Two Dollars
LIEEI-. several sua notes. Abe ldtr viii receive he
above reward besides The hanks n tie uWusr b. savg
30 a. tho Union and American on .s
m-r2-1iEH JOIN Walden
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JOHN RROWNE.

Corner Of Dssderiok Street and the Square,
Do TgcCF 0f very ds rabls Goods f1r -u-lzauH SUM
meT t0;I, Case msTs, and Fancy Fesnss satlbIs f,r
'nteneLa Dsar Furnishing Goods n -,ug description
ami ths most dssira5U So les
JOHN BROWNE.
EBrch Sun N-r.E.rt Trytf--
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Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIN-AIRzD,
With a Surplus OF $500, 5SZs9.
And the prestige Of 80 years s1es IS and oIporsaes
ASSETS JANUAHE1rs5s.
LOSSESEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED EPROgPTLTPuD.
Fire & Inland wariratinn

UPWARDS OF s1I.OOO. 600
Jf Losses have been paid by the ua Is5auoe 20 tbs
psf 90 ylals.
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE
STATE BANK.
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The following letter from the President Of the
State Bank accompanied the late letter Of the Gov
erDOr to the House Of Representatives:
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N SENATE-NInHr sEssro
HOUSE BILLS.
MrNpH1s AND CHARLESTON r. b.

HOUSE BILLS.
House bill to incorporate the Ripley Female In
stitute, passed the third reading.
House bill TO amend the Mechanics lieu law and
to extendits beueftsto FOundrymen and Machinists,
passed The first reading
House bill to amend the criminal laws, passed the
first reading.
A large number of amendments Of the House Of
Representatives to Senate bills we're taken up and
cOucurred in.
Mr. ROSS bill to regulate public schools, was
rejected.
Senate uijsurued until y a. n, to morrow.
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ADMINISTRATION.
Mr. ssovalrs bill $50 relating 30 the adniaistra-
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The SPEAKER now directed the Clerk to proceed
with the Code, and the Part XIX Of the Senate's
bill (66) to revise the Statutes of the State Of Ten
nessee, and the same being read through, it was
passed the first reading.
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~ ds'a5r location u city, f3r the balance OF III.
sClr7 1rii desired Lessee ~II b. taken f,rn uumber n
year.. Enquire @ Ilia fi-e. TDgr5 ~
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reNNEssEs EIsroRIcAL socIsrT.

Mr. WHITTHORNE offered resolution proposing
amendments 10 the State Constitution in relation to
L.nkinF and State credit.
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To his Ezcellency, LG. HARRIS,
q -,.----.-

BANK OF TENNESSEE,
February D. 1858. 7 .
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Mr. THOMPSON presented two memorials from
eitizens Of Williamson county, against the County
Judge for said county.
On motion BY Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, it was
ordered that all bills passed yesterday, be forthwith
transmitted to the Senate.
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AN ACT to create and regulate the Office Of Coun-
y Judge, IN the counties Of Davidson, Shell
By, Knox, Montgomery. and Williamson
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Mr. Kings bill (322) to prohibit private banks and
private banking, and for other purposes, coming up
on the third reading
Mr. DUNLAP rehoarse3 its provisions.
The vote thereon resulJed-yeas p, nays SO:
SHtae bin was rejected
MIR NEWMAN entered his motion to reconsider
this vote.
Mr. DoIs0n's bill $40 to authorize c. T Proctor
to establish the line between the Hiwassee and Oo0ee
bank districts. coming up,
On notion by Mr. NEWMAN it was indefinitely
POSTPONED.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion by Mr. FRAZER, (by unanimous con
seut the House took up the Seuate's bill to charter
this College, and the same WAS passed the second
reading
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MIR hNAi ltEh presented peLIOu from citizens
of Anderson and Union counties, asSing that the
line betvcen said counties be so changed IS to in.
cluIs the lar Is belonging 10 ne heirs Of John Erwin
licensed in The county Of Union.
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C,OUNrRY Jeans Elassy, socks Fsashsu, Wax, 6inaanE
~ ~ !" 'A'0-ns' ~ s''1' Al. DUS0Aa & CO
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Mr. Cooper's bill ,223) to allow Trustees to resign
in certain clses-(h heretofore defeated and recon
sidered-) coming up
Mr. COOPER proposed to amend by adding, 'Un-
der the rules and restrictions as prescribed in
the act" Sc.
Which amendment was adopted
bIr CANTRELL proposed further to amend, by
adding q section ameudatory of the act Of 1929,
chapter l5 section , as that in the case Of 8 luna
tic, IDIOT femme cOVsrt, the security may obtain
release by giving ten days notice-to apply to trus-
tees heretofore az well those hereafter appointed
by he County Court, which was also adopted.
The question recurring on the third reading Of
the bin, as amended, ibe vote stood-yeas 43, nays
l5 the bill passed the third reading in the House
Of Representatives.
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Mr. TURNER Of Sumner entered his motion to re-
consider the vote Of yesterday adopting the joint
resolution authorizing the Governor to employ ad-
ditional counsel against defaulting banks.
The House then took recess till u o clock P. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18
DAY STATE RANGE.-We have mad

DAY STATE RANGE.-We have made
- arrangements With the manufacturer for the
sale Of this superior COOKING RAMOS, and invite
the attention Of purchasers TO advantages which
offer: AS& ~
lat. The Range 10 made of the best iron. Ia simp
In its eongfruction: q md cor vsniantly arranged.
ri Ieean bs opcrated with wood or coal.
81. II can be Get up and remosed al Pleasure a.
readily - the COMMON Choking ftove.
4th We can furnish them IN any required saa
with one dr ovens and with four or six 30 lers
With or without water hxrures--aud WARRANT each
ono sold to give sstisfaction to the purchaser. 49,.
ssh Rspairing pieces always On hand which wai
be nat in when required at q reasonable prica
Ah The price OF this Range is moderate TOR
first class srtiee) afford to sell them at
manufacturers retail prices.
r. We contipue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
IN brick-all Of which have suited onr customers
and have not cost any one OF them anything of
lLSO-eeveral varieties Of Low Priced Ranges
for sale at the Governor Street stove stove:
- - 8RtDR1E STARRETT
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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OK

Il GAs.-The EndersigIed having purchased the
GAS BURNERS" in this citT. fer the same to the
citz-ns of Richmond, with confidence, as the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public. The construction of thesa burners is
such that the amount of gas to be consumed be
arranged TO suit The pleasure of the consumer. and
this quantity cannot be affected by any wearing or
burning out of the burner while the experience of
all who have used them proves that the quantity of
light given by one OF them is greater, with the
sams amount Of gas. than from any other burners
ever used
As the season is approaching when there is gene
rally great mpiaints OF large bills. this is the
pest time to apply the only preventative which is
in the hands OF the consumer. and wa invite all
who wish to study economy in the Use of gas to
call at our store and examine these burners
The following Certificates, selected from many
others, are suf lent to estsb ish the claims which
We present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY. New Haven't
/ have tested Gleavon's Gas Burnsr BY the Photo
meter and Registration Meter and l have also usei
one OF them for two or three weeks over one of my
The results of the examinations are as follows
whist, by the photometer: a Gleason's Patent
steadiness to the fame; burning It of gas per
hour, gaze steady light equal to l6 patent sperm
candies. tJadd's to the p"und) The pressure
regulated by the key, uHt the Regis Meter read
Rect per hour b American Burnsr, without At
hment;-burning Ito ieet Per hour; pressure
Mr. 9l"a.o n's CONTINUANCE for regulating the flow
OF gas ny the movable thimbles inside the first cone
is we'll devised and skillfuy Constructed arrange
ment. The attachment of hot metallic rods and
glass TO steady ths lams, has good effect for the
purpose desgned-aud thus ar -anged have been
able TO write by II several hours of an evening.
without fatigue TO the eyes. Whenio fun action IT
gives thu fame stoad pcss nearly equal to the
best Armand Burners without the inconvenient heat
end exp.n-e Of that firm OF Burners.
keepe' fully, Il. SiLLiMAN,JR
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond. Va,
August Is, 1858. !
Tho undersigned having used 4ieason's Patent
Gas Burners In the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House, for several months past. takes pleasure in
certifying to the rteadness and purity Of the light
furnished by theni and above all TO the economy in
the consumption OF gas secured by the same; for
after usiog them III all parts of the two honses
above named, the reduction In the gas bills when
compared with corresponding months In previous
years, places the fact Of u saving of from 10 to
per cent. beyond doubt. eheerfuly recommend
them 10 all pc sons who wish good steady light
with sall consumption o. gas.
(Signed) JOHN P BALLARD.
q Il A BARGAMIN
be Sim Cor Main and 10th sts
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Ei9HTY-FIvE PRIZES
A'a'syM Hrs ;is K Hyi sCHS sss 's

54s5 prizes amounting TO sf30yn0
whole Tickets $40; Halves %; Quarters ~ n
~ Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiving II
Certificates viii Dc sold at the following
rates. which Ia the risk:
Oertif,oate Of package ofl0 whole Tiches. -
10 erarter q
- IN a
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A pobleman having given grand party, his
tailor was among the company, and was thus a.
dressed by his lordship:
"My dear cir. remember your face, but forgot
your name"
The tailor whispered 10 low tone-'I made
yonr breeches."
The uobisman, taking him by the hand. exclam.
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OURCML, LADD & CO.,

i .tese3f Druggists,
st5s an RICHMOND, VA
f,nar kcr tale their Fall stock of DRUGS, DYES.
PAINTS. OIL. sWINDOWGLASS. &c. on then
usual terms. The stock comprises In part tha fol-
az, ihs indigo - 80 kegs Red Lead and
1000 "a best Madder Litharss
ssN1 ,bs Ert Norwood in ~ bbls Eeuetian Red
WV hcras 20 /" SpSnish Brown
aooo ,hs Evf Jo0vood In 40 cases Chrome Green
IN uauers aud Yellow
,eoo o,tiia lam OIL 500 lbs Paris Green dry
20 fess TNwis, white and in oil
tssaa ~~FN 1,en Tbs Reid Saltpetre
20 bbls Tanners oil 200 lbs Root and Powdd
IQC0 gals Machine Oil Nhnharb
We have aIso all the popular Patent Medicines.
Perfumes, Soaps. &c; genuine Farina Cologne wa
- particu:ar attention to packing and forward
'As - PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists.
>uK l32 Main street. corner 18th.
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TvgIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROI

TyKIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY
l. All, Letters Paent of England and secured By
the Seal. of the Ecole Is Pharmacie de Paris, and
the IInpe, ial College OF Medicine. Vienna. THESE
mar No is remedy for Relaxation, SpermatorrhR
and Exhaustion of tue system. Triesemar No eff
fectuaily in the sho tspace of three days complete
iy and entirely eradieses all trees of those oisor
ders " hich cor avia and cubebs have so long beer
thought an andote for, the ruin Of the health
! vast Portion of the population. Triesemar No Bis
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which unfortunately. the English ph ysician treats
wi: b mercury, the inevitable destruction Of III,
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparilia
in the world cannot remove. TIiesemar Nos l, 2,
and are alike devoid of taste small, aud Of ali
nauseatng qualities. They may lie the toilet ta
bic without their rise being suspected. Sold In tin
cases and divided in separate doses, ss administered
by yelpeau, Lalleman, Roux, Ricord &c, &c. price
IS each OF four cases in one for &c. which saves g.
and in SGT cases. Sold BY DR. II A BARROW. &c
1877 Prince street.. a few blocks west of broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt of :he amount.
Or will forward the 81 cases of Tresear, and the
large sizsr carriage paid thus insuring genuin,
european preparations The 50 cases also sent bat
not free of carriage Consultations usual, freq
eleven, A NJ, till two, II. from four till eight, P NJ
It NO 1877 Prince street. few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also by
FISHER WINSTON. Drregists..
NH 29-dl2m Rshmond.
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- POR RENT-- ntrnoing 10 remove

O. FOB RENT--intenoing TO remove
S:H t. the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford. Mayok Blair two doors above Mess I Price
4 o. the store at present occupy, No IL Market
Bridge is for rent This is one Of the best business
stands In the lower part of the city and Offers rare
opportunity to any one wishing to engage IN re-
tail tra6ia ia almost any linz of business 10 good
tenant the good will and fixtures OF The establish
meut will be sold on moderate terms. Apply to
mo PAGE, JR,
So I-ts No IS Market Bridge
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- FOR RENT Or LEASE. The five
Es.i story Brick Building on the west line, Of 1911
Street, between Man ans Cary streets. l4At aboy'
the residence of Dr. 2. Cuien0 VIII be No sent %
lease and possession given ou the ist October next
Apply to Mr. L.. L. MONTAGUE or Mr.. II. EX
Az se2-lm
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.

1LEGE This Iu6rnary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, il elevated and
heslthful position. convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other centres of business It is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful, treatment of diseases and INJURIES and
for the Comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid, except the Insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the Institution Lying-in women are also re!
ceived and carefully attended to.
Private rOone furnished when desired.
The patients are under tire charge of the Profea-
sors of the College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week.
In addition TO the above rates, ia cases requiring
SarDtcot OPERATION, By agreement with the pro-
pristors OF the Bellevue Hospital. small fee is
charged for the operation VARYING from 50 TO $50.
according to ito importance. The particular fee in
any case may be ascertaned by application to either
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Pnysi-
clan
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient
Attending Surgecns-Profs. GIBSON, PsrIcotAs and
WHLLPoaD.
Attending Physicians Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident Ply sician-JUNIUs NICHE. NJ. d.
Stsward-F. u. PARRISH.
President-L. s. JONES, nj. b.
Persons in the country, desiring to send pa.isnts
20 the Infrmary may address either the Presiuent
or the Resident Physician. ap zb-on
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GUNS AND GUN


A merry As the season fer Fell III
= sport has arrived. AID hunts 1LHeE
9leonseRsmen are only waiting good y ~
tides 10 enter The marshes and bag the sors Vt b.
remind them Of all that Is necessary 30 epsure
good time: First then, yCu wsKt FOOD soSL.ss
PiLcR-no Dutch csst iron affair. that may puts tne
first Ere and cripple the SpUrtsusn instead o. Ei
ING the Rsme-theD ron want SAFETY fLsh .ecn
cannot be exploded by accidental sparss nhh
these as a four dalton. get you COCO shof bAs,
sufhcient aoaLtity OF No SHOT, enc or two esns.
tiers Of DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER. few boxes OF Etf
wArER PROOF CAPS aud tGrNIcAL WAps. PecKsf
FLASK and LgArHKeS Crp, than his 20 the msrspes.
lump into light fist bottom boat, ana with isif
iiies and a skilliul poesnsD, you insy pop over
Sora after Sora until you have mere hsn yoN wait
For fear, however, that you may miss tide or grew
weary af shooting, be sure to take with Yen ytnr
N. HING TACKLE. for We have had many plessant
hours with speekled. While ano ring Perch, while
waiting for a Tise OF water. Or, " you pfafr nap
py hour in the woods let your RirLs he your son,
panion aud the nyrulds OF squirrels TO be 'onna
every whe Q, will supply you With fsrge bssetee,
by way Of varying the scenes But. says The sports
mar, we ha, G no sef outfit rs You reconmsnds
what shall g dor Go at once 70 JANIS WALSH.
No CO. Main street. ard II ne does rot rig ron out In
the most o egant manner. and upon sue terms ~
will ss.oand ycu by their moderation. then wc con
fess that no judge of shooting srspping-, OF
air prices, thcrsh We have been deyosed u TIE suu
and the Iino for a quarter OF q century. go s-dlm
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FALL, 1868. NJ
sHIPS STAMPS
S SSxss osrx I'LL IN kAvx up f fkEsSSat1 'a'

w. 3. 4 q. DOMAIN.
IMPORT kka ~
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sADpLERY. 30, ~.
Are in peessssiou OF their Fall imrortetsoa o.
FKESH ESHLISh HARDWARE.
which, with full supplies OF American aoadss msns
an extensive and eonsplefe stoek. And whteh they
afIsr % the merehasts Of Virginia Aes N tAfoisns
and Tennessee. and bsyers generally, yisstex eur
markets the preseut seeson 1t lowest pttc<e ana r
sp<ctfuiiy invite their y, call upon us.
attsnfion an ~ lme
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n Il. CHALKLEY.
W psaLyR IN
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGss
AND INpoErIR OF
FRENCH CALF SKINS,

m H4th SAHF oR ~ -,
thirteenth street. between Main and CaryJ
RirHsoSp. Va, =,
Keeps constantly on hand, assortment OF alI
kinds Of Leather, Oak and ltemiock Sole Ls@snss'
husset ana WAY Upper leather, frencb. 9srmsn;
and American Calf ami Kip skinz; French AM
Gern an fsfeut Calf ssins, bissk and colared ne.
rocco and Kid sktps Roan's, al coiers; Gest sra
Trees, Lastss boot NeI Awis; Laeting Tacks; SIX
Twist-with q full asscrtnent Of Finding. Of every
description Of the best quality. All Of which are
being sold at redrcet prices for cssh coed paper
II am now In receipt of . large aud wall .eiected
stock Of Goods for the Fall trade 70 which invite
of articles In mr. line.
An 2a--dImc I'm d CHALkLEl.
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p.m AND PRssrvr.--In 1924, the sergeantat
Arm, Vas thirty-ssar days in travelling from
washington. D. C, to Edwardsville. Illinois -
ronrtsen days were deemed q short period for the
tourney from Washington to Louisville, Ky. The
road can nov be passed over ia SO hours.
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Mrs. Mary T. Holmes. OF Plymouth, mass, over
exenrsion on Tuesday last, picked two quarts Of
vhortleberries. aud rssurned az night as cheerful
and happy as the youngest and strongest OF the
party. Shs IL good toe twenty years yet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

A rouaH JoB-A Lag of Ohio, requires ccmm,s'
M.r,,,,nr eounty. treasury. The work was per
Formed last Tnedsy, when the commissioners ha o
Zoos o0oin cash to manipulate, Including 8loVoo
IN sod dollars and "a 900 pennies Of the new coin
ara. Az each coin Was handled separately WORK
was not slisht
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THR CONSTRUCTION or the DON
PHDR0. THE N r. r.. 0r BRAZIL. WtaH TO
HAPL0Y THE FOLLOWING tiLAsSks OF MkA:
and for sharpening TOOLS Wheeiria6ts. Mas rs and
some etone Guitars thoas men Win be sent Gus IN
ship from the City ef Richmond. aftsr the 18th Of
have been employed Will get their passports and
hold themselves IN readiness % embark After
% work in shsfts and tunnels and rock en-
cAvatious sor hv rate men 81 thu clAea. thar VII
Iay = hssh = d91. shie III = ssss go g
uaich aue noties Willie sisea.l With Tie ahsss
AMY q v. NlLNOR ROpnR1a. carlhle.
p~nNsyi vanA JAf00 hUMhlMD, CamheslSnd.
Msr.lnsd. and Re1sR1 HAnynl. hthn,nds
Virginia Det-tA
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~ GEO. A. BOOK, ENU
@ VETERINARY SURGEON At1E

A@ VETERINARY SURGEON, A&1T
(0raduate Of the Veterinarian College efakA
Hanover. Germany.I
fYers his profsaienai services to the citissns Of
Richmond and our surrounding counties. He treats
al diseases Of animas IA general and performs any
operations Hor further Information about my abii
ties, see references
Once corner Of 9Th and Broad Streets
RKpKzscEa-J Belvsn Ragiand Co. Dr.
Geo 6avinzsi, Dr. 10 VIM HaxAll. Dr. w Wtlkou.
John and George Gibson. Jas AcCsrshy. ? Dsl&
rue u6-3m
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CARRIAGE aAMUFACrORIHs

CARRIAGE hdAMUFACTC2T
cHak CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
$3.50. The subscriber has on hand, at his Coac.
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, betwsei
Main and Cary {lsth and 18th streets near the &c
iumbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0TEEs, BA
ROUCBEs. BUfoIES, with and without tops,
SJLKIES. all OF his own make, of the best material
and workmanship; all of which will be sold as low
good work of the kind csnsbe in the city Of Rich
mend and respectfully ask a call from those
want of any article tn the Carriage line, as ara de
prices possible and all work sold, that is new, wa,
rauted. NlCAJAH MAE6UM
fe l2-9m
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>1Ew RIVER WHITE SULPHUR

MEM HI EN- W Ia ~ " ~ - ~ ~
In sPRIN6S.--The increasing popularity and pa
tronage of this place. exceed the present accommo
cations without the benefit of convenient access
4 contract has been made with a responsible COM
pany having much experience in such operations.
tainly comfortable barges. in time for another sea
sou. from the Central depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the Springs, and sorne dis
lance below, the work being now in active progress
The Turnpike to connect this place with the ealt
Sweet tareenbser White fulphur. dc, by the
Mountain lake, Cor Salt Pond) will be finished IN
o few weeks The magnificent scenery fine sulphur
water beautiful river, with probable access hy rail
road water, all parts of the couutry, render an
increase of its capital stock desirable to effect the
necessary i'm provements, the of q portion or
all to company desiring to engage ia such bust
ness
There is attached to it OF the best plantations
in the country, i've hundred acres sufficient FOR the
productions necessary for extensive accommoda-
tions The company has been regularly organized
under an act of ipcorpoia alton. The original cost
under tbs most unfayOrabls circumstances, together
with subsequent improvements. amounts to about
% shares. q, 80 each. x3i go The present
owners are willing for the stock to share in ali
respa Is the advantages of the Old stock. believing
baths. &c. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; they would sell the whole property
for very reasonable advance on the original cost
though circumstances have very much enhanced
its yaine. -
Applications may be made to VIM EGGLESTON,
President and Proprietor; JNO A LANCASTER
SON or W PURCELL 4 CO, Richmond; or VIM
PAINFUL and PAUL HINTON, Petersburg.
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