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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
AVE now in store and to arrive
Il SUGARS.
90 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
100 Dbls. Crushed sugar, ali grades
- So - st. Louis Loaf sugar, all grades
so 80 Powdered Sugar all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Coffee;
MOLASSES.
100 bbs New Crop Molassc ,allgrades;
100 halt bbls. New Crol Molasses, all gradesi
SO bbls. and kegs Golden syrup.
100 bbs. Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
100 a. Dean & Hales do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
loo " Old Rye do;
100 10 Newsom's do; trebble distilled;
100 Tennessee White do;
10 ." Ola CUuHuy do;.
100 " Old Bourbon do;
100 90 Old Monongehala doi
40 - Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
rs baskets Champagne WiHei
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CIDER vinegar
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candies;
400 half boxes Tallow Candies,
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
gO0, 900 G.. ID Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale:
80 Ierces Rice;
100 and IL Ib C4ddis Black aud Common Tea;
SO chests Black and Green Iea;T
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". X. Cheese, prime;
100 +. ID. - -
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepper;
100 dog. Brooms;
100 {" Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda.n papers;
100 a. Scotch Snun;
$50 " Stick Candy:
100 :" Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda;
1000 dOZ. assorted Buckets;
store and for sale lower than they be had else
where.
Ne are Agents for large Wooden Ware and = ct
ianufactcry and arc prepared at all times sellto
hs Trade at Manufacturers prices freight dded.
CARTER, WlISFORD h co,
decl0 No. Market street
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LAND FOR SALE.

IT ing abssnt % Acres, fronting the Hurfreez-
Turnpike aud within miles OF the corporation
ana Anerva Colleges aud the Washington Inst
tute
This valuable Tract OF Land h vel adapted Oar
views Ia David 900 county. great portion OF tbs
and ~ rich bottom with a branch Of excellent
ter inning through II from about 80 never falling
springs fts short distance from the city viii
der Il valuable for Brewery Dstiilcry, 7lnnery,
any msnuf scturinf business which requires isFGo
ket garden, orchard aud ripery. The in profsments
consist of Frame HOase Dearly new With kitchen,
tables, &c, and all enclosed wilh good fenss,
chicGy plank and psekes. Terms very liberal
mayss-sri~2nl r. GI.AscocK 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
Eighth Congressional District.

JAMES NJ. QUARLEs and THOMAS MENEEs
candidates for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict, will address their fellow citizens at the
following times and places:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
Fourth CongresslonaI District.

We are authorized to announce W. Il. STOKES, q
,eKaIb, a candidate fer Congress in the Fourth Col
gressionaI DIst-i mar20-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
Arrival of the Cahawba.

New YORK. June 4.-The steamer Cahaw
"a has arrived with Havana dates of the 3Olh
The city WAS heal by.
Three French vessels were there awaiting
dispatches per the Cahawba, and sailed imme
lately after their receipt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
Forty Negroes.

HAVE for sale about 40 Negroes lust received from
L the country, Consisting Of men, women ana chi
dreu, including several very valuable house ser
wants, cheap for cash.
X. J. BYLES,
may2' It SO Gear street.
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. 400 Reward for Jim.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, NJ Decherd re-
~ pot, the night Of the 23rd Of March last Ne
gro Man named JIM, Of yellow complexion, about 30
years of age, 6feet high viii weigh about 1T6 pounds
Jim MAS raised by . hAksH, ESQ, OF Dixon county,
Tenn. There Is small scar on his len nostril, that
he says was produced by blasting rock and few
his breast caused from burns, though partio-
ularly remembered by any 90 which breast
this Ia he has rather down look and a.
eneminate expression out Of the eye when spoken
though good countenRnce, with broad forehead end
round eyes. Jim had on when be left q Pea Jacket
Of black CasiDet and yellow Jeans Pants, so Hat Of
purple color. lie Is a blacksmith by trade and WA
sold By y. &. Hawkins % W. J. Martin.
The above reward will be paid 10 any one who
xili deliver him % AT Chattanooga Tenn. or 20 Z
5. HAxk ins, No. Is Cedar street, Nashville Tenn.
W. J. MARTIN,
ac-- If han Tenn
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me VIRGINIA ELECTION.
From washington.

RICHMOND, Jun" 4. l. tcher's majority i,
low estimated at 900.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
o Gomulerrial. lalI
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
lSHyILLE. June 6, 1859.

.,shs NASHVILLE. June g.. 1859. 4
COTTON.-No sales on Saturday.
TOBACC0.4Threeh hds. sold on Saturday
at 81 20, 5 go, So.
BACON AND LARD.-But little doing.
and no change in prices since our last re-
ports. tar frf ers
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.etter from the Preside mt of the United States

''kxEcUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan. 3lst, 1858. (
'MR. EMANUEL LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
TO inform you that the Royal Commission, Of the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you a Medal
and certificate for the great value Of your Magnetic
Powders, &c. NnLARp FILLMORE. Chairman"
The above accompanied by certificate of
prirI, Il,nrt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
RefrigsrafOrs and lee Cream Frttrrrs.

Rcfrigeraf0rx and Ice cream frttIrrk.
II HAVE % hand and for sale lowest prices ...sa
Il l2Mcf,0SAiD.s LOUISVILLE RkIRIGfRAToEz q
So assorted siEes % Aass-y's Lee Cream FreesrFs
whch hare the refataton beng The he-t reessrs .
nos IN use usually making Ice Cream IN . ninuies-
Ice picks and naaiets silver piAled znd IN Jalcp
CUPS and Cotlcr Etransrr- ''ts 2
PLATED CASTORS, Ae etf. ~. B
50 of best quaiiy silver plated o. Wits metal g.
tors together vita very pretty ana rnr Sac
broakfas1 casisrs whluh wili be sold log. -
CHAMBER TOII.ETwARE
Imitation Oak toletsaFe-Fery k-n4seas.
Ansi Rosewood. ~
Grsen. White, bag hnd sllhef eolors. =
C71lldFsaix bathiHx Tuba
Hss 4 sfr batll Tubs
Bah tabz mate - nrdef ~ ". WILSON. N4E
House. FsFnlshiag saors, II c0iisss s.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06
VII destroy Garden Insects. C0ckrodeles, Bed
Bugs, EeaS, Ants. Moths, and all
.,osfs If h serx,;y,

pests Of The Uermin kindS
The importance of a reliable article OF this kind is
inestimable In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes. This powder the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
company of botaniss from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
that all insects Lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made of
to guard their night camps from these ntruders.
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.. E.
Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment. 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
cally prepared resist the effect Of age and climate
NJ ais and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments of England, France, Germany and
Russii from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medi-
al and horticultural colleges and societies
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STONE arc.

SO,UUO ID. ~ DICAkY.
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W aNteO

LNIFTEtN SHARES MECHANICS BUILDING A
Il >'h1ATION STOCK. Enquirsof
may3U-tI l.. K. GLASCOCK n co.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
EBENSBIRG, Pa, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1859.

Ceorral," looking fearfully grand donw in its
profound depths. The walled rocks around
were turfed here and there with green, the
the sides of the mountains were spotted with
FORESTS, with evergreen vendure, with gar.
dens. out of which peercd numberless Gotta
ges and villas. There was one away up in a
nook, better fitted for the nesting of an eagle,
one would think, but there it stood looking
down smilingly into the depths below; one
was away off, far down, also nesting close to
some old fatherly gray rock. Around were
great trees and little ones, fruit nd flowers,
tht spirit of silence resting on all. The
leaves of the trees rustled just little, and no
asore. At my feet were the white walls of
the city. far away below while between, on
the terrased mountain-sides, was the ever
blooming smiling wilderness through which
| had passed in coming up. The sea lay
the light of the sun, rejecting the shadow of
his smiles as he looked on this fair picture
The spirit of Peace seemed to brood over all.
no sound, save the melody of falling waters.
gushing from the mountain cliffs, threading
the mcuntain-sid with silver lines, lit with
sunshine, and flashing with gladness. Those
cascades gave out melody not unlike what
John heard in Patmos.
This was picture of what 7 saw
at Madeira. 1 can poorly describe it fairer
than any ideal landscape ever put on canvas
by the spiritual Cole-it was the realization
Of my boyhood's dreams Of Arcadia.
Have L colered the picture too highly
Let us sec. Since leaving Maderid, have
visited that abomination of dcsolation, AS,
| cention have stood on the heights Of Table
! Mountain and looked away into far South
Africa (; trod the groves of the lovely Isle o.
France -immorialized by St. Pierre have
been to the cocoa groves and cinnamon gar.
dens of seylon walked amid the spice groves
of Penang rambled at Singapore; seen the
jnngles of Siam revelled in the horribl,
smells of Hong-kong. Canton within th'
walls, Shanghae, and multitude of Chinese
villages trod the hills of mystic Japan seer
many of the Isles of the tabled East; iookeC
into St. Helena. After tbs, l am prepared
to say that Madeira is the fairest spot OIL
Gods footstool
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
Music BIZ Electricity.

curious experiuen. of making music by
electricity, was recently tried at one of the
theatres at Pe.th, by an Hungarian named
Hamel Five pianos were placed in view
of the audience, and the electric battery be-
ing duly disposed of in an adjoining room.
Mr. .Hamel seated himself at one of the plan
os. connecting the others with the one Oh
which he was playing, thoy were brought in
to communication with this cGc. and imrro-
diately. to the great excitement of the spec
tators. the keys of the other four pianos were
seen To move in exact unison With the enc ST
which the musician was seated, every nots
being produced simultaneously, and. with per-
feet clearness and precision. by each iustru-
ment, 1t was though single instrument
of five fold power were being played upon.
and the audience were so enchanted with tho
success of this most remarkable experiment
that their shouts of applause almost drowned
the music. The possibility, therefore, Of a
performer being heard at once, at any and
every point of the earth's surface with which
hs can bring himself into electric rappest, is
ascertained to be no longer dream. out ia
demonstrated as perfectly feasible-if the re-
port Of Mr.. HamePs success be reliable.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
VOL. 6---NO. I.

furious, unseated trooper after trooper Tho
single exception was in Marks own horse.
which Draper had mounted. he was quiet
enough; but Draper happening to dismouns.
in order to examine into the cause Of tAs
trouble. the steed gslloped off after his mss
ter, whom he ultimately overlook
After a considerable time thus lost, IL
occurred to the Lieutenant that there vas
some trick in ihe matter. The horses were
stripped, ard it was found that the sharp
burs of the burdock had been placed under
every saddle, and had fretted and CALLED the
animals almost to madness. By this time
the fugitives had too much start, and per-
suit was abandoned.
About four miles further on Marks and
Gahl fell in with three troopers Of the emo
my. The Americans were without sabres,
but there were pistols in the holstres, and
The third pu. spurs to his horse, and turning
dows q cross-road, escaped Marks and his
friend were in too much of hurry to Fer
sue him, and rode on towards the camp; where
they arrived that afternoon. The informs-
tion that Marks brought was of essential ser
rice. The British arrived during the night.
but found such formidable preparations made
to receive the attacking columns, that they
quietly Ietreated by the road they came.
Lieutenant Draper suspected Priscilla, WHO
denied having hand in the matter, and
wondered very much where the burs had been
obtained at that season of the year. The
truth is that the girl had got them from un-
combed wool, which lay in an upper cham
Der, the sheep Of the farm having gathered
them in their rambles. Thus two kinds Of
non-combatants had played important parts
! in the matter; but the lieutenant never found
! that out. He never ceased to lament tho
| loss of his pistols, which were handsome
slver-mounted pair. nor his snowy cloak,
! which had been strapped behind his saddle.
/ both proving of great service to Marks
| Marks and Gahl were promoted The lat
ter was made sergeant, and was killed az
forwards in a skirmish at Van DauI's Mill.
Marks served through the war, became ul-
! timately captain. and distinguished him
self in several actions After the war he
returned to Chester County, and Priscilla
became his wife The latter was forma
''disowncd" by her sect, for marrying ou,
of meeting" and for having aggravated hel
offence by being married by "a hired priest :
The expulsion did no. seem to affect he,
spirits much, for she became jolly. contea
ted matron, and lived to good old age. sur
viving her husband two years. The descn
dants of the couple still live in Chester an,
Montgomery Coub ties, with the except on O
a grandson, George Marks. who is, or VS.
recently. thriving farmer, in Vinton Coun
ty, Ohio.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
Legal Tender.

The following coin alone can be legally Of.
fered in payment for debts.
1: All gold coin Of their respective value.
for debts of any amount
2. The half dollar, quarter dollar, half
dimes and quarter dimes. at their respective
values for debts of any amount under 6sa
dollars.
3. Three cent pieces for debts OF any a.
mount under thirty cents; and
4. BY the law passed at the last session
of Congress, We may add one cent pieces for
any amount under ten cents
By the law of Congress, passed some four
or FIVE years ago. gold was made the legal
tender for large amounts
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
o. "Whisling girls and Growing hens,
Aiways come to some bad end

In one of the curious Chinese books re-
Gently translated and published in Paris. this
p-oveI5 occurs in substantially the same
words. 1t is also an injunction of the Chi
nese priesthood, and carefully observed
household custom, to kill Immediately every
hen that crows. as a preventative against the
misfortune which the circumstances is sup
posed to indicate. The same practice pre-
rails throughout many portions of the Uni
ted States
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05

ES- The regulation of the Post Office De-
partment is such, that "a letter bearing &
stamp cut or separated from a stamped en-
velope cannot be sent through the mail as a
pre- paid letter. Stamps SO cut or separated
from stamped envelopes lose their legal value
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
Ebensburg, January /. 1859.

ROBERT HALL was once asked what he
thought Of an elegant sermon, which had
created great sensation. Very fine, sir, "
he replied, but man cannot eat flowers. y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05

The Senate of the Mississippi Legisla-
toFe has passed bill prohibiting. after the lst
OF January next. the circulation Of bank notef
aI $40 aud under.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05

- An observant citizen Informs Us that
the muskrats have built their houses high
up aud .hin," if contemplating a mild
time coming.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-05
CARRIERS ADDRESS,
PATRONS OF The DEM. & sENTINE1." !"

t.For holiday merr.meut-these are the times for
it;
Pardon us, then, for so triaihg lay;
This stanza begins it five can Ind rhymes fer its
Nav you, dear readers, be happy today
Though life is SO aeetinS, and pleasure SO cheat
ting,
that we are oft meeting with accidents here.
sbovld Fate seek to dish you, oh then may the
issue
Do what We now wish you, A HAPPY NEW
YEAR Home Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
ROUTET TO ANN nUCU.
&slm NHurS

E,ARE from Richmond to ~Lynehburg % 90; 10 Buchanan a. oo.
IL and Lexington AlO.
On the 18th day Of July, the firm 81 n. Edmond Co., will com
menee rnnning their trt.weekiy line Of Packet Boats on the Jane,
River n kanawha Canal. leaving Richmond. as usual. on Nendav
wednesday and Friday. at p. ", reach New Canton AZ A NJ
and seotisHle At IAN. Of the FIRST, aud Lynchburg a; g. A. NJ and
Buchanan aud Lexington at ! y. NJ. Of the second day
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan at A. NJ and Lynchburg Al I p NJ Mond.v
Wednesday and Friday, reach seotsvile at ION A. Sc, New Can,
Ton IN y. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at o A. NJ, next day.
The boats connect at New Canton with the Stage Tor The Institute
lottesyfla S""
Ps"enter from the country viii observe, that by this schedule
ihey arrive In Richmond and Lynchburg AZ B O'clock In IN. NOM
ing and can return home ssme days At 5 P. ii. from Richmond
and " p. ~ from Lynehburz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
HARVEY, AnMIsTEAD & WILLIAMS,

HARVEY, ARMIsTEAD &
81 Pearl Street,
AvEJ Just received a large and varied stock Of Groceries. which
IL hsy Oder To TO the trade on accommodating terms, eomprL
sing
100 bbls. No. I Hering., very superior
loo hhds. ". u. Sugar
40 bbk. O. Sugar
100 bbLs. Crushed, Loaf and @ Sugar
90 hid. n. O. Molasses
1900 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
100 tons s~eedes Iron
100 do. Hoop and Sheet Iron
30 do. NAH Rods
10 eases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and America Blister red eteei
600 boxes Tin Plate
600 terc.s Lime
300 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
1000 bags Rio Coffee
800 bags Laguira Coffee
200 bags Java Coffee .
loo mats Mocha Conee-yery choice
100 cases sandfords ncoTiee
xV chests Assorted Teas
100 bags Orchard Grass seed
100 do. Herds Grass Seed
100 bags Clover Seed
20 bbh. Tanners OIL
81 Heroes New Rice
30 hhds. Bacon Sides
lOhhds. Bacon Shoulders
$50 bbls. Whisky; 20 do y. v. Rum
100 bbls. hne Brandy and Whisky
100 bxs. Adamsntlne. Sperm and TaIiov Candles
A call from buyers Is solicited. fe2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
FIRE INSURANCE.!
rs
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERTENT.

All IS
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
THIS d, Ts sn.is 1, and IN K popular M,d lei ,rSsraIsd in conformity with
Germany, In a mos, sonvenien, and portable form, has
Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
spring waters. seijht: Powders, and other .i".iS Stf sr n a,n sa,s
from u: esmpae'nsss and greater efficacy. 1t may be used with
BILIOUS AND rEBRILE DISEASES. SICK HEADACHE, Loss
PhiiSrs. rPcrliAhIli i HSa al s1 10 Tiik COM
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
ri. particularly adapted to re want. of Travellers by Sea and
InSsiids and conysissesni.; oar;slo, ' Of Tsy h,Sn''
Planters will Ind = vaiashls addition to their
With those Who have used ID, Il has high favor and deemed lndi,-
a ToEPIps STATE OF rnE LIvER-l render. srea, service
IN IN Es's sonf h and K 1fIiHS; ,r,su i, x,w. ..-
anaylhs al lnaantnsiory symptoms, aEd In many cases eneeiuaIiy
ITS SUCCESS IN CASES OF CRAWL, INDIGESTION HEART.
BURN AND CosriVENkss-Proyes Ii to be a Medicine OF the
We sSl ~ T1t 81 /, THE nTs sIosNAcM ASD THE DISTRESSING SICK
NESSs DGhiNu nEGNANCY-Ylei speedily and with
marked success under its healthful influence.
III 1t AFIo I'D TIE GEEsTksT RELlrr TO THOSE AFFLICTED
Infamn Atory tendencies. :"
IN FACT 1T Is ISyALuABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GEN
TIE APERikSr OF PURGATIvE is REQUIRED.
It Is in the FORM Of = Powder, carefully put up In bottles. to Keen
duces delightful tStrSesesn, Beverage s"e poured upon " '" pro-
Taken in the morning,ii never Inieisre. with tn. avoca,ion, of,he
day, acting gently on the system. restoring the digestive power.
exciting aheaithy and vigorous tone Of the stomach, and creating
enieySsai II Il IAa en n e the i Invalid ' 10 enjoy E1ye n asns to Ios sTf.y
With i%rs punt hGn which he mus, Otherwise be debaned, aud
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen Of
ereasing popularity for a series Of years. strongly Tusrsn,.. Il,
efficacy and valuable ehaIsster, aud eomn~ndi It to The favorable
JOHN A. TARRANT'9 co, Druggists.
Jelo-ly No. xrs Greenwich ST.. car. Of Warren N "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

1.., =. s.ndss fo2fxiLi niAS kNdikE' 81 a. -
ycsve1 ssnskneasa - an ska, hSa ax 70 6ssy ncns rover.
s s.ss ~ 49,. =. ~ rasssA.s nssA.ss. ~ e1s
pItor - e.y k.Gno bsni ksrs - shsuAsrN
ny YIN 49, fsr.hA srAfIoNARY sfkAM kNoiNn nsa
- Meess - ~ rs&uksapsua
ciscglAn sAw hiiA = Ne ~ s,ssvsA ss.arss.s.
rg1.rs - M.lzls - vAsxa voaxs roaxAnLs eliss
nLL.S ae4Lkone Ar MllS q ~ kisAa -
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
RICHARDsON,s
IRISH LINEN q

DAMAsKs, DIAPyRs, ke
CoNsUnkRs o. ReharJson's Linens ana those dc-arou. Of Oh.
" tanning the Genuine Ooods, should see that the srtletss th.v
purchase are seaed with The full name Of the hrm, RfCiTARDsOy
svNs 4 OWDtN, az q guarantee Of The soundnes. and dursbInty
81 the goods
This caution 4. rendered essentially necessary &c large auaouu..
of Inferior and detective Linens are prepared, season snsr season.
snd sealed With The name Of RTCHAkDaON, By Irish Houses. .ho'
regsrfles. o. The injury thus indicted ALIKE on The America con-
samer and the manufacturers ofthe genuine Goods. vNn moi re adllv
sbsndon = business % prohtshle, While purchaser. eau n. nnns.s
on ~th Goods o. . worthless character.
sef-diY t.<sss, 20 Church s,rest NJ, yos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
1850. NOTICE. 1880
MAMa51%EaS~R
To PASSENGERS GOING ~N0RTH-NEWA ARRANGEMENT,
IMPORTANT To TRAVRLLERS.
THROUGH TTCKETSIND TXROIgY TVET,rs

Passengers breakfast and sup ut Ashland, and dine On board IN.
comfortable steamers between Aequia Greek and Washington
NJ IN ,m 'ui'nef iniormAuon'a Apply At this once, Broad Street,
ahoekoe hh JAMES H. WINSTON,
s.,,r p,rru a.. Gen1 Ticket Agent
Once r. y. A p. n. r. Co,
Richmond, Jan 81, ISIS. lao. a,