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-. UNION STEAMSHIP COM.


>S& PANY-FQR PHILADELPHIA VIA
NsxLN4&2CITY POINT AND NORFOLK steam
III Der CITY OF RICHMOND. Captain z
Mitcbeli Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms.
One fthese superior STEAMERS will leave Richmond
until further notice. every WEDNESDAY, touch.
ing at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive freight and
Passengers: Returning, leaving Philadelphia every
WEDNESBAYkmornin at 10 o'cik.
These Steamers are now In fne order Increased 40
Communications for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, as also more room For freight; aud we
hope by regularity dispatch and care in protecting
goos committed to our charge TO receive an Increase
Of patronage.
e. No tranahipmentby this lire.
Passage through TO New York, and found Sis 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found, st
cabin, IN
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. ID
River Boats
~ Passengers by this line can stop In Philadei
by the same ticket ii. X. FUTILE, Agent,
al - Rockets.
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- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT, COX

- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT, OK
Manner OF MAIN AND PEARL 6TREEIs.
zkst lie wing received our fall stock OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY, S1LVER-W AXE, c,vs
we are prepared TO show Of the largest and pest
selected stocks that be found IN any house IN n
GINA We respectfully invite country merchants 70
inspect our stock before buyiag. believing that we
can offer such Inducements as Will be salstactor
Our goods are purchased Of manufacturers In TINS
country and Europe which enables us to sell as low
- they be sold in any OF the Northern CUES
onr stock consists in part Of Gold and Silver natces
of every description; Ladies' Gold, Cameo, Mosaic,
Pearl Carbunce. Lava and Diamond Ear-l.ings. Pins
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold watch
Chains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings. with Stone; Seal Rings: plain Cold
Rings: pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Kings
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectaces and Eye GLASSES;
Gold Pens aud Pencils; Gold ThimbleSi G2ld Msek
laces and Crosses Silver Spoons and Forks; silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Gard
Cases: Napkin Rings; Fruit KNIVES; Silver Sets.
ono Of the firm being practical MATCHMAKER, en-.
ables Us 10 DO work in the REPAIRING department
az low prices and short notice. and at the same time
viii guarantee to give satisfaction.
MYERS JAHNKE,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
y. B.-The highest price paid IN cash ior Old Sill
YER. Be
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E1- SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages hr
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places In V'F
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment y
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will fereaft. +
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
ON these ships.
office of the New York and Virgins Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASAHTS. Agents.
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800 prizes. emouuting TO 81
Whole Tickets Sit; HslEea So Quarters % 80.
plan ar TIRE LOTTERY

PLAN or TIKI LOTTERY, . -
The Numbers frofa 80 5alG01, corresponding VIII
snoss Numbers on the Tic acts printed On separate
fps ofpaper enciicle1 with small tin tubes anc
placed in enc Wheel.
The brst s62 prizes similarly printed sDd sncueled
yre riacsd h. anotEsF Wheel.
The wheels are then feYo.ved, and pnlaher L.
irawu from the wheel OF numbers and AT the sant
ime a Prize il drawn from the other wheel. Tb.
Number aud Prize drawn out orened and exhibit
j to the audience, end repositories by the Conimis
toner's the Prize being placed against the number
ira1u. This operation is repeated Gnnl al the Prize
are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION pRIZgs.--The two preceding and
ne two succeeding numbers those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled ~ the "a Appro1ima-
Price. For example: II1cll5t No. 1880 draws
the $50 mo Prize, those Tickets Numbered 1f8, 29,
II 81 II 2a3 will be entitled to S4. Ii Ticket
No. so draws the So $50 Prize, those Tickets NUN
oere SIS az: 55i, .52 will each be entitled to $685.
.Isl so or, aouofdia.y 10 tho above Ect6me.
The S,Rn prizes u $50 viii he determined by the
Ia figure al the Dpmbor that draws the S6 0f prize.
eor example: If the number drawing the S60.O0
prize ends with No. then al tine Tickets where the
9umbsr ends 10 /. win be entitled 10 so, little num-
ter ends with No.2. thea all the Tickets where the
aumber sAds In p will be entitled 10 SO and on
toe
Certificates packs ges will be sold at the following
eated. which is the risk.
Certificate u "A package of ~ whole Tickets. 80
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IELLING AT REDuCED PRICES

CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have on hand and selling ut yery low rates
large and well assorted lot of Cashmere Business
Beaver surtonts Black and Brown Cloth Prock Coats
large assortnents Of Boys over and Body Goats
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants large lot We are
vets. Merino and Black Fancy Cassiineres. Fnrnsh.
Ing Goods OF all styles and grades 0entiemen.
Travelling shawls, from 81 to $l2.
N. WALKER 4 Co
de 10 la3, corner Of MaiIl and Pearl ara
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" 10 half
10 quarter
M siohth
LIZ nanra,xa 1,lnra,

In ORDERING IIcEsrs Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to Our address Tor tho T1eksta
ordered, on receipt OF whbh they will be forwarded
Oy first mail. Purchsserscan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may desi4nate.
TIE List OF drawn Nums ers and Prizes will be sent
topurchaseTs Immediately after the drawing.
n1- Purchasers will please write their signatures
pl nh and give their Post Uthce County and State.
R1s- Rnmeas,er that eysy Prize is drawn and pay
ab Q Ia full without deduction.
s- All pri1s on Si,tsa aud under paid immediate
y after the Drawing, Other prizes at the usual time
ostitirty days.
All c6nmupce;' ens strictly confidential.
Address orders tor Tickets OF Certificates to
s. SWAN d CO, Augusta. Ga,
tf- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia, have their orders filled, and
save time by addressing 3. SWAN CO., at either
Of those cities.
ne list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount the prize that each enc is
entitled to- will he published after every drawing In
n following papers: The augusta ga Consti'
Charleston STANDARD, Nash vile Gazette, Atlanta
tnteitigencer. New York Weekly Day BOOK. sayan.
Dispatch and Padding (Miss.l Clarion. de 80
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Esf. rzx@szszsEN1 RICHMOND, Oct. ist.. 1857.
rs W 5sssS SPECIAL NOTICE. On
aud after chs date, All packages intended for Ex-
PREss, ON the NAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Gen.
t Railroad will be received at our Office ia Main
street. instead OF Railroad DEPOT, ~ heretofore be-
Ing Ia Conformity with an arrangement mxde with
= ]. L. MARLBOROUGH. Agent
z "a la Adams, Exnrasa Cofnnanx
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T ACE AND DAMASk.--We have a
IL splendid assortment of rich Lace Curtains. 81
and yards long
kich Muslin do
Curtain Muslin
e. DaInask Delaines and GIinps to match
Turkey Red and French Chntz
White and CooreSl Furniture Wmity
Coored and White Narsailles Quilts
Medium A III extra fine BED Blankets
81 ahd lU-i.superior Table EsInssk
Damask Napkins and Dog les
GsdoZ. Towels
Crib Quilts and Crib Blankets
Furniture OH Cloth
50 pieces extra rich Tapestry. Velvet aud Brus-
sells Carpets TO BIZ sold AT less than the cost OF i'm
portaton. CHRISTIAN Il LATHR0P.
de Ia
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND DAyyILLl

OFFICE RICHMOND AND DAyvILLE, Il r.. Col
December 18th, 1851, !
-su N0TICE.-The Coupons of
Interest of this Company due in New
York ist January, 1855, will be paid at the Union
Bank, in that city that day up the 18th ia.
nuary. All not presented by the latter date will be
paid at this Office with the current rate of exchange
On New York. fHOs ". BROCK NBRoCGH,
de I9-3w Treasurer.
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s1s FALL TRADE, 1857.
a. GEO. ~. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

~ GEO. u. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENRARE,,
no. Do PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We ere row receiving our Fall importations Per
,hips William Penn. Annapolis. Robert Mills
aty OF Brooklyn &c. aud per steamers and vessels
he factories, onr stock of Glass Ware. Looking
ii'sses plated eoods, Biock Tin. Britannia and ia
canned Ware, &c. &c, which make up stock Tn
argest and most complete we baye eyer offered, and
70 which We invite the attention of the trada 0uI
u, OK has been selected with special regard TO the
SaIts of the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina
AMI ennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed. We
prepared to offer our goods on as good terms as
NV re-paching house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
Worth are respectfully Tsggestsd 70 cal! and famine
aud expenses on goods by giving us their or5erE-
Great care taken in filling all orders and none
me best packers employed mn s,,,,Ny,
" R.-stone Ware at factory prices. an
BELLEVUE HUSPlTAL.-Th Institu-
- ton. which has been in successful operation fer
the last fire years, is situated en-
CHUR.H HILL. RI, HM0Np. VA.
In deli 1htui, airy pos ton. ant is furished with
every convenience 6 ndncive 10 the comfort OF pa
tlents AID the successful treatment a disease.
have been nicely furni. he'd suitable to the accommo-
dalton OF gentlemen who may mud II iponyenjent 10
Do =. , atssndn Si 70 bs pss to the
uo,,ts, which are euiiariy comw"'iious.
TERMsj
tItfN1fsS Oh TIE FsTtttSsS a. GfS .ftgkeStf)
White patients. per week
tploFad d. " .............-.. -. ...... ~
tn City afefptaBces required patients from
the country unless ~hera The parties are Known to
GA OF tba PHI sietans q the Hospital.
This includes all ehsssssf FIR Board Medical attend.
snce Nursing and Medicine ny an sTran2 eme DIT
with the ln6rrasry Of ,h- Medical COLLEGE a small
additional fee, ranging from SO 10 $50 will bs
charged Tor t7gsal eases The particular suu may
10 aseertalned beforehand by application 10 one q
the attending physieisns
No small POT sdmittsd.
The 'undessigned will gtve their personal attend
sncs 90 all patients placed ia their Hospitsi.
a' iAsiEss I BtLT.,S. NJ. D..
Grace street. between s,h and sth.
THOMAS Psn LARD, ND.
Basement az the Pow hatan House
~ A.f'RENsIIAw, NJ H.
Trsnkin It.. nsst !, socs tslag is'sy Church.
Frankiin Il 2 doors b low Ballard House.
W. D, Mann. ". D.. Resident Physician.
de sa-dts
OK Dbls. Ciscoes; IS bbls. 40. 3 Mack.
~ srsk slbbls. and half bbls No, Cut usrrip Is
for sals By WM. WALLACE SONS.
T iNsEED oil -. 608 gallons receiving
: - = rrsai a. = srssros. p.sgr.,t.
IsUINEGAk --fl0 barrsis pure Cider
staassr. iaDdins and for sale hy
COUNTRY KNfF BOOKS, for servants
! GoopMAH's.
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--LLEs...
COAL.

DEDUCTION IN FUEL.--We have Oh
IL hand full supply Of excellent HARD COKE,
which will he delivered for the balance OF the season
AZ $3.50 Pc load. At this pice 1t it, beyond conpa
rson the cheapest fuel to be Rad. for close Stoves,
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
&C. Yards corner 10th street and Rasip, aud eth
and Byrd streets JNO j. WEkrH. Agent.
Ge 2g--ts
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS

- crTzssssy1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
Sz7 sssss->e.ssssts COMPANY. ls4 Main S.. having
resumed their Steamship Express TO and from Nor
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday and thence by railroad 70
Weldon, Wilmington Lyme hburg. Salem, Wythevills
and the principal places in Virginia and North uaro
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates, every kind of Herchan
disc, Valuable Parcels. Jewery, &C.. 70 the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
Attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that pack 20
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent BIZ
steamers unless otherwise marked
Freight received, day of sailing, until O'clock
Pm. J. L. MACDOEQUaH
Agent Of Adams M nress Co
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z =
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS, 40.
q FOR GENTLEMEN. g.
MILES, why supggIoR BOOTS,

- \
We have Ia store, recently relieved aud MADE
expressly to our order. generalas-ortmenf ol me
afs,ye superior AMI beartifa BOOTS, some made
for Dress,s that doibic soiss and double
nppers These Boots arr too well known to require
comment fron any quarter; and for any one 70 say
Mat they have Boots equal 10 Miles perfectlI az
kird There are many dealers In this city that would
be very glad 10 get them from Miles but be refuses
as he has more orders his Boots than ne can MI
We hate been customers of his for the last twenty
four years ard TO this time we have seen but very
few perrsors who hare not said Miles Bns were the
best they ever saw wore These Boots are male
ont OF very soft French Caifskin. They Mt beautiful
ly, and arnerai thing they are as soit az glove
We are receiving neT supplies q these beois anoss
every week, and our assortment h generally very
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the pubic 10 give rs a cal when IN want.
{. Wa shave, also, large assortment 81 gentiemen
Bne French Calf Gaiters for Dress, and also ounle
soles These eiatters are really nice and good. We
have known them some of our customers con-
stauty for six months, aud they nj elegantly, and
The price Of them Is from one dollar and nifty cents To
two dollars pair less than other 0aters are sold for
and we will warrant them to we'll IL not lon
ger than any french shoes. All We have to say TO
our friends in town and country, when IN want OF
any thing in the Boot, shoe or Trunk line to call on
PUTNEf WATTS, where they can nnd almost
everything. ueIt
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.@A@ IMPROVE YOUR EYES,
- E STRENGTHEN AND ASSIST
THEM.-We have received per Express, the latest
improved sPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES, which
are the perisopic concave and conyexed Brazilian
crystal, double focus and polished, which are war
rantsd to improve any eye affected with weakening
catarac or going 60 it, also short-sightedness. All
persons that wear. those which need to begin 10
wear, can be snited By calling upon Us.
Also all styles Of OPERA, Spy and MAG
Glasses and Microscopes, for sale at their
store. corner OF Main and Pearl streets.
de 4 MYERS JAHNKE.
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iEYORTH READING.-Why is il that SO


w many suffer and repine aud drag cut ia misera-
BILE existauce untitled for the tnJoy nents and even
ordinary purauirs of life when relief may be obtain
ed aud health aud vgor restored by treatment AZ
pnrs Convenient aud safe Well permanent in its
character.
10 those who have suffered long with disease ulti
mating in ioss of appetite. yigor and dlstate OF
social ioyE the undeislg tenders bis otessidun
serIcea assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
ole8sanf, convenient and proper prescriptions
Chorsu 2 cure and sound body and mind without IN
pleasant restrictions biDjranse from ordinary b
siners pursuits
All Diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause eiherretent chronic structures ali irritable
bladder, &C: aisn, Sc, ofna. Asthma, Rheunatisn
Piles, &C. skilliuIl and successfully treated
Dr. Harris can be consulted, daily, between the
aours Of 10 and p NJ. ani ia II +, NJ. at his
rooms, United states Hotel
Ladies Of de ieate constitutions, or those suffering
from complaints peculiar 10 the sex, ara invited TO
communicate or send their address.
In order 10 satisfy an oft imposed upon cGnn1nnity
that there il intention on tho lart 81 Dr. Ii. to
humbug thrn he bees TO state that no fee or rernu
nerationsill be received aniii entire satisfaction
shalt t.e given.
Call upon address
h. y. HARRIS, VI. ID,
ID 81
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LAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
i Never before have you seen such bargains as
you find in STORE NO. y MAIN STREET. There
you can find the cheapest Goods before Offered
in this CITY, Plain. Plaid and Fancy Silks, from 50
cents aud upwards; English Merinoes from 2lcoots
to the finest Eren Is MGRnoes at - cents all wool
Delanes; Mouslines; Shaws; Scarfs a. all prices;
Cloaks, Tslnlas aud Mantlas, from 81 to IS worth
twice The money Flannels at Is, and all wooleD at
% cents; Blankets; Sheeting, Shirting Toseng and
Table Cloths, at astonishngy low prices E1nbroid-
cred Sleeves, Collars and Cambria Bands; Hosiery
and Gleses; Ribbons; Shirt Bosoms; Irish Linens.
&c. Let be the first thing in the moraiDg TO call at
No q Main street.
is ~ lint
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NTOOD, MOOD have nov IN lar,

-
W0OD, WOOD have now on hand.
- and am in constant receipt OF a large stoek i,
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD, aud am prsnaT.
ed tofHfBsh consumers on the most favorable terms
ana respectfully solicit call from all In want
When i've cords or upwards Is ordered Al one time
Will hass II packed away free of cost TO the parcha
ber. so = - S->
~ Orders LEFT with Messrs. pabpey 4 Coeke. mr.
Mr deorge A. Hundiey, Broad street. or at the yard.
on Broad street, near Brooke Avenue will receive
the mustprompt attention 80 = 80
de e-dimt JANHa A MOORE
IIsHE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
WkeE, WITH IT'S DOUnLK sir or sRLF-ACT-
Ing HENERA OLDEST or THE
AlNU IN YIRaINIA.--TAe genuine article a bot
Aao. i6nncn and Sars&parflla Pop phiiadolpMk foe-
vi - nd ~. GhAwpag9e Cider and nsowr seeas
ne sansaribss hAs added 70 he above the bcttling
pint bottles. 80 suit customers.
sn y MCCORMACK. ~ Broad 4.
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IRUTTER, SUTTER. just received
~ annther snail lot d psins 0oshe1 Butter. n
small sfed tubs to suit fsmlies On consignmrnf Ana
br ssls by CbAuRCH 4 FLEMING
esD " Main ssrsss
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DROWN AND BLEACHED SHIFTING

DROWN AND BLEACIiED SHIFTING
- AND SUEErING.-We have on hand yet, a
large stock OF our Domestic Goods. which we bought
at the PANIC CASH SALES in New York and will
sell them now at a slight advance for cash.
We do also offer 500 pair of Bed and Servants
Blankets at less price than they have been sold
in this market before.
All kinds OF heavy Wooden Goods, such as Cash
meres. sattinets, Tweeds, Rlannels Lnseys, Plads,
&c Offering at very low prices 10 reduce our
heavy stock before the LIST of January.
j. Il NJ ROSENBAUM
do st,.a
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CLOTHING.

-.aA HEAD UARTEKS, 1857
IA CL0THIN6i CL0THINGH CLOTHING n /
Kf Visitors TO the Agricultural and Mechanics'
thing really neat aud cheap In the way of Clothing
and Gentlenien's Furnishing Goods not at below
eost, bat at fair living profit, give me call, and
rnanship are compared, shall vie with the cheapest
Il. b. SPENCE
oc q No. l20, cor. Main and 18th SITS.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.-We have just
~ received beautiful assor;rnentot
Childrens W0rsted Jackets and Talmas
Zephyr Hoods anc! Rigoletts
Heavy mixed Wool Hose
Quilted Grown Hoop Skirts
Quilted SILK Crown Hoop Skirts
Steel spring do. do, yarions prices
Chdren's Quilted and Steel Spring Skirts.
For sale cheap at the cash store.
de % CHRISTIAN LATHKOP.
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.-We are
- in receipt of
Grey Blanket, for servants, very cheap.
Extra fine and low priced Bed Blankets.
White and eolored Twiett Fiannels.
White all wool Fla. lels from Is cents to fine.
We shall continue our sale of
Rich Silk Robes and otaer Dress Silks.
do. MousSelaines, Merinoes, and Falencas.
do. Muslin and Lace EmbrOideries.
Black and coored yelyets for Cloaks.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks. Chenille SbaVis,
and other desirable Fancy Goods ct tie same great
sacrifice at which we have been selling them.
Also, another supply of those yard wide Bleach
SbirtiHgs at cd. per yard, at the cash store.
de % CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

a. BLACKSMITHING. The sub
ASVscriber is anxious to engage the SHOOTING
of Ht'RSES and MULES for the ensuing year. The
charge by the year is So for Horses and ST for Mules
81 cents set for horses and 50 cents for mules
Terms cash.
All kinds of BLACKSMITHING lone with dis.
patch, and on reasonable terms.
JN0. a. HOUSMAN,
de 3~-Ims Sd street, between Clay and Leigh
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OUR WHOLE STOCK SELLING AT
~ REDUCED PRICEs.-CL0TuING, CLOTH.
1NG.-MEN'S, YOUTHS, sERvANTs'.-our large
stock Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. we
are now Offering at greatly reduced prices having
determined to work them of ii possible; and we in
yite old and young to an examination knowing that
the prices asked cannot but be satisfactory Tie
stock is good, and for the sake VI the cash wanted
BY ourselves, We will offer great Inducements 50
thar nothing shall be wanting part to ctotha
the people at economical rates.
GR0SHoNG, TUPMAN CO.,
ia.
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sO HlkER6 and Owners az Gervants--
= Jua 10 ham, . large iot Of heavy Blankets tor
sefrene Aso. 80 dozen country knm Yarn eocks.
which must be sold as panic prices.
]. Dc ALlRkD MOSES. q Main Il.
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CREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ ING.-0yey-Coats that VIZ sold for Saa now
selling for 81 and IS; Fancx Cashmere Pants that
we sold for S13o. now selling for $50; Fancy silk
aud 81. " -
The above goods airs warranted sound or no sale
They are out OF style and must be clos oat Those
not fastidious a. TO styles, will find really great
bargain. BY calling at ia N ain street.
WM. IRA SMITH.
N. B.-My stock Of fine aud t4shionabla Clothing
ID ye, complete. and win be sold low. for cash
de IL ga wi a
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ORCHARD GRASS SEED. $50 bush-
1YLEK AgnN
~ fS-fMs I7s1Fg Ira Cary a 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-18
Missouri.

Ths Democrat counts upon an immigra-
ton into Missouri, Of twenty thousand
families. "d Tie opening Of navigation
and he .frst breath Of rernai air." The
emo-rai is right in believing that the i'm
pulse to free emigration to Missouri was
given by the victory in ST. Louis of the
free labor or white mans party, and that
the continuance of this emigration will de-
pend upon the unabatcd efforts and onward
progress of that party.
As we have, on other occasions, remarks
the Washington Republic, endcavored to
show, Missouriis vastly more Inviting than
Virginia, to emigrants desiring the milder
climates; and politically, free emigration
has more stimulus to go there, because Mis-
souri, may be easily and quickly won to the
right side. Matters there are just now at
the turning point, and the present is the
time to strike decisive blows.