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ATrvn Duty OF Ar rHKsK HassuHss Of TAG OPP
POSITION 70 20 cpaRATE n DRYING FRoM POWER
TBS sEerIokAL FACTION THAT Now coNrRoxs -HE
GovrRNNsN7. and substituting il its place the ma
tionahsm Of Washington aud Jefferson
Lookingto the North We regard "a coming within
the scope Of the organization We have indicated ali
such Democrats rs John Reynolds Horace = Clark
Garnet q Aaraip, john ". Forne7. aud John Hick
man; and all such Americans as Nathaniel S BEN
ton. Daniel Ullmsn, James H. Campbell, Henry NJ
Fuller and William Millward. Ar THE Souri,,
UNLESS WE NIsUNDEssTAsD THEIR POSITION, IT
WOULD EMBRACE sgeS MES AS JOHN BELL. Er-
WARD BATES H. WIETtR DAVIS JouE NJ BORIS.
EMERSON EFHERlDGE AND KENNETH RAykoR
Is there any Inconsistency any iasupsra5ss Obstacle
IN me p9 q cordial cooperation fhe coming
test 6etHeen RPEbcaas and rers07s holding the opis-
ioHs these gsRteH sapDossa eatertg respect
70 ne acquisition ef foreign territory for The purpose
o. planning Stoserg thereon. The ye-ePeaing Of The AZ
7leaa Ssdoetraae and COpgSess0nai iRferrentoR for
the establishment Of Sappg the TeryuoFiss2 Can
net hey combine to overthrow the Nulli6ers and
FroPagandists CT the Calhoun sch Dol in their efforts
to override the Constitution and make Negro Sls-
very The dominating interest of the ceuntryf Are
NOT THESE THE ISSUES UPON WHICH THE PRKsIDEN-
TIAL CONTEST Is TO TURN Do NOT WILLIAM II.
SEWARD AND JOHN BELL. SALMON P. CHASE AND
EDWARD BATES. SCHUYLER CoLFAx AND JOHN
HIcKN N, HEsRY VI FULLER AND HoRAct NJ. CLARK,
HOLD PRBoIsELY TIE SAME SENTIMENTS IN RELA-
TToN TO THESE IssUEsl Aud shall these gentle
m n, ard these sbo think with them, unite and
give efficiency to their opinion in the next
National Admieistragicn. or, 6y earring on each
other, issuns triumph 10 their common foe? We speak
as unto wise men; judge ye what we say.
-
" The public man who thinks that questions re-
iatrg to Slavery have no lace in he pending con-
test is so far before or behind his age as TO be
worthiSss 20 his Contemporaries Republicans seek
Ill.
translucent folly.
at is hardly necessary to add that, having
sgreed upon few propositions pertinent TO the is
sue the allies in the coming contest must nominate
for the Presidency whose life and character
would be an assurance that, if elected, every ex-
press and implied obligation arising from his peeu-
EaT position would be fulfed-and thst his Ad-
ninis;ration would energeticalIy resist every
| scheme fer enlargipg The of Savery-and in
distributing the honors and emoluments Of the
Government, that he would treat his friends all
who aided in elevating him to the Executive chair I"
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A PLOTTO cR USm THE SOUTH.
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OF the Condfsfo1 81 the chatter Oak Fire
and Marine Ensu ranse Co. ON slle isl day
of Juiy, rsso. 20 the COmpsroilcr OF the
state Of Tenuessee.
Name Of the eonpan scaARrzR OAK FIRE MARIsE X
suRARcE CoxPAx7 LEGATION, hartford, Connecticut
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4 .. HksrnAH. p O. DUxNNorOE, !. o. OEITFrrH,
O. a. PcIEDExTER-
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rHIDAv MORNING, JULY 20, 1859.
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ASSETS

Debts due the Company secured by Mortgage Of Real
Esh-e .JiO
Debs One the Company, secured By collateral stocks l4G0
do Do DO for Pren9iuEis. ------..---...-.... Noue
do do do otherwise secursd.-.-.....-....l63.l2 rs
Interest accrued on loans. sos {
Other 53i
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HAVE this lay associated with the Drug Business Mr.
W. NJ B. EVANS, under the firm style OF Jo g Blows 4
EVANS.
N.B-Beng to clear up my Affairs as soor pos
s request all 10 call and ter ACCOUNTS - Ist
JulV. liaiyEdlnl 10. 6 BROWN
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DAILY SO; TRI-wEEKLY So, WsEKLY 81
IHvAsIABLY IN ADVANCE
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NASHVILLE. TENN. FRI DAY, OCTOBER 21. 1859
NEW SERIES-N0. 1907.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
~ .s .sssss5szz - .
zsZsyzss syss[a yEszv- = % - e=Szszs2
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
WILLIE SIXTEEN HOURSi

nN and after WEDNESDAY, August the 10th inst
" 1859, Trains will run follows
Leave Nashville, 400 A. NJ, and 400 p. NJ.
Arrive at Bowling Green, 80 90 and 900 ''
Connect by Mail Coaches with train at Rtter's, for
LOUISVILLE.
Leave Ritter's,- s:soP NJ, and 500 A. NJ
Arrive at Louisville, 500 &c and 1880 "
Leave Louisville, ESQ A. NJ. and 90 P. II
Arrive at Rtters, 1l:IO ss and 900 a.
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Greenfor Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green $50 p n, 500 A. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 1890 90 1000 90
By this arrangement q closs connection is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes. e. Ha..
Connect also with mail coaches at Gallatin for
Hartsville and Carthage
Wearing apparelalone constitutes baggage, of (which
each person will be allowed eighty pounde free Of
charge above that weight subject to extra charge,
payable to tire Conductor. All other articles carried
in the Baggage Cars wilb charged express freight
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars, Edgefeld Gal
latin and Bowling Green without purchasing tickets
Will be charged ten cents extra.
ROBERT MACLEOD,
Aug. 6-BNGU-u. superintendent
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Choice Bacon.

WE have Ia store, and for sails, small lot Of
w ohsice Family Bacon cured b. oas oG lss bes
eonniseurs IN the ooaatry.
k AiLzLI., HOOPER Co.,
sep9 Nos. q and 3 Market 81
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PREMIUM PIANOS.


surxuxrzxpkzzss ossex, Mass. a caxr. n r. ca.
SsxsisstaE, sIh Oct, fs5e !
lyroCKHoLDERs IN the Nashville aad Ch4lEzato<a
- naiirozd, wiil be eArrsea fFnzn any pnnt on ths
ras4 - Ssziss llls reesse tha ucsoher dtsttena
sd free al esth uays frea tas issh 80
the 1s1a % ocabsr eoth days ssctasise, - xas
DfEecznrz Y W-ttLk. eapst-
Marfse><bero' Tsi>xrzph, ssslsyslls Expesissr.
EspzAssfsr Hosue jaara4t csPy-
e<zA-8M. O D caS
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Nome Again.

MIR. LARCO,a BE desires TO Inform his
wi rtsnds aud the pa bile generally tha he has
saraedfre.a his SartherItour and isready toopen
the faitcampaigb.
fully posted r siireeen tim provetaen tstn Photo
graph puiatian-reiy ng serrtofore solely
apau tAe .<rsss of his p4ctares and determined 10
spare eoruo piease con eaeatty In thos<
xbohave given aim affair st all ,todo so.
LADIES' vita his preseh CONS b e NEST ronve
arntly aud eisssautiy ocated OF any q ths Gay,
he rrs strr ssrner aTuuiaa sepss,-a
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Tobacco! Tobacco I

FgNHE Railroads interest have reed To the very
Il iow rats uf oS cents per one hundred pounds on
leaf Tobacco, ia hnds from Nash vale - Ly yHchOurg,
Va. Ml Ihose Interested Ia the purchase aud sale
OF LcaI fob ,ceo consider the adv4aItges offered by
this reduction IN freig ghi-sLvilg OF iusurance-las
roads bcing under. writers Sefas oarrers--s9ee.
dy Transportation, sale delivery &C. 81
r. ". COLE,
sep24-3m Sap't Y. q .. r. II.
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Tobacco.

Tobacco.
O00 BOXES Langhorue & sons eI. Gold Loaf
$OO TobAcco;
30 boxes Il. II. Boax's No Tobacco;
90 do Jos. >. Godssia's = Rosebad Tobacco;
SO do Keen SmitIs's flu toil Tobacco;
In store and for sale By
nova. HARRIS, GORDON h co.
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WE has, lass rssoiy cd direct frsm ks~ Orleans
wv 81 hkas strictif caoies eagar. deciecdly the
best ia market This Iaf ef sugar has been
5 . ) : - AIxEIL HOOPER 4 Co,
segteo Hes. and Q AsSkcs ss<vs&
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Fairbauk,s Scales.
t'"'-'I IHNtNtIssl "UfNI'U.> q 'lU'
Fine Imported Brandies for Sale,

< HALF Pipes jules Ro0ini A. CO. s Cos aAe Vintage,
- ls51.
a Pipes Jeies Robin ia Co. scognae Vintage ,Isas.
- Alex SSisnetI's - - lsSS.
fancheou Scotch Whisky, very nne.
The above Invoice OF BTanaies Nc 9iil sell 10 The
trade cheap on months time
deeis-u HARRIS, GORDON q co
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NJ hite Fish.
EXTRA FINE SUGAR.

IN BBIs. Iasiseceived and Tor sale by
lU Janes l888N ID. DIcKEy
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Attention, Machinists, sc.

1000 FEET OF Leather and Gum Betting, from
A(N)U 10 70 inches wide. Also, Lace Leather :,
Copper burrs and kivets Oh h% 1 ro1I,1. aud BROAD
for cash, Nos 80 aud % corner Vi = CUTTER
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nRY GOOD3-Asto uishi low-N'

IL Man street JOSEPH sTRAUSE.
Cheap Goods from aUC tiun-Blus, Green ana
Brown Beracc. for Wells, at 20 cents, selling a.
other places NJ 70 cents Ladies' Bette at cents
Brown Linen at i2ls, &C. worth double the money
suitable tor Boys and Mems wear; English Merl-
80 cts; few more Linen ard cheap Marseies. 30
SONS left az 10 cts; astonishing cheap Check ano
Casubric Muslin, u and upwards; plain and fig
urei De LANES, l2l, cts ana higher; French Ne
ruo end Coored Silks, at half their vaue; excel
lent quality Kid Cloves. SIS cts; black. white and
mixed Hose, 10 cts pair; owiss and Cambria Col
lar the cheapest in the city: Servant and Bed
Blankets Is yer cent less than cost; brown and
bleached Cotton. at all prices. &c IL you want
cheap Goods of any kind, remember No q Main
street fe "a JOSEPH SrRaUSE
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The POPULATION AND MANUFACTURES or DETROIT
A census has recently been taken of Detroit
which reveals most gratifying state of thincs.-
The growth of the city, during the past thirty
years, IL marvel. In 1880 the population was
" Do In 1S4e only 9l02. 10 1850 it reached Il =
o57. The numbers have increased al the rate OF
about 10000 year, until the census OF 1872
shows population of 81 $50. The statistics Civ
en- with the census speak we'll fJr the mauufactu'
ring and other important interests Of the city
aud show that the prosperity is substantial, aud
founded on the Employment Of the mssses The
rechanics shops plumber SIS, iron machine shops
II. iron fouadries -, boiler manntactorie: ., loco
motive works ], brass foundries7, -four DIis 5
steam planing aud door, sash, &c. factories IL, &c
To iron manufactures especially great share OF
the recent prosperity Of the city is due.
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C,lTY MADE FURNITURE AT COST.
~ The undersigned, intending TO discontinue bis
present busnass, offers his stovk Of Wardrobes Blu
reaus, Washstands, Rosewood Brocatei Parlor sets,
Sofa Tables, Mattresses &c, at cost fer cash. until
March 10th at which time the balance will be closed
at auction. All Furniture hand for repair II not
called for by that time viii be sold topay charges
II n C0WLIEG,
ias-2m No Is Governor street.
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An IscH OF RsIs on THE ATLANTIC Lieut.. Maui
~ thus computes the effect of single inch OF
raiu falling on the Atlantic oceae: The Atlantic
rnclUdes area of twenty 1--we millions Q; square
piiles. suppose an inch of rain ID fall upon only
ooe-ff;h Of this vast expanse. Is would weigh,
says onr uthor, three hundred and sixty thon-
sasd millions OF TONS and the salt which, was
ter. il held IN solution in the sea, and which,
left behind to disturb equilibrium, weighed six
teen millions mere of tons, nesrly twice as
much as all the ships ia the world could carry
at . cargo each. IL might fall in hour, or il
nigh. fall in day, but occupy what time 1t might
10 falling this rain is calculated TO exert much
force--~hieh IL inconceivabiy grest-in disturb
ing the equilibrium of the ocean. II all the wa
Ter discharged by the Mississippi river during
the year were taken up In one mighty measure.
snd cast into the ocean at one effort, IL would not
AXE q create. disturbance In the eGuilibr ium
Of the than would the fall Of the rain sup
posed.
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/ S.-lO0 bbls Apple Brandy;
- 100 bbls 0ibson's Mountain Whtskey; Is bbis
Richardson's Old whskey; 400 bbls Sherman's Rye
Whhkes; 90 bbls Gi cons Philadelphia bye his
Key: 100 hbls old Bourbon Whiskey; 80 casks iIa-
ported Brandy and Gin; % casks Port and Madeira
Wine-for sale by JONES co.
&c Al CE-DAMAGED
- GOODS AT dRkAT sACRIfIcE,-soo pairs
very slightly damaged 10 be acid at half the orici.
nal cost, to make room for my Spring stock. They
must De sold. Come and see them.
M G0LDKN,
a2s Window shade Depot. 2ao Bread ~.
A DAMANrlNE CANDLES.-2 200 boxes
= Adamand - Candles. for sale bx
"a Slim LENlA WEBB b co.
IOLES, JOLE6--Put mp TO our own or
der. PLEAHANTB = BRO,
bi No G. Main pt.
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INV NTORY CLOSED GOODS
4 MARKED DoWN-EXTRAoRDINA RE
pUCTl0N IN PRICES
fine Calico Roses l2 yards each. 81 Is
Plaid Poplins. 10 cents per yard
eco shirt Bosoms, 4 cents each
Large lot of White Brilliants, 9 cents per yard
French MeTino Robe aQuilie Dresses, only s. 70
each
500 Black Slate nix'd and White Cotton Hose,
only 10 cents per pair
French Railroad Corsets ST. % per pair
Grey and " hite French CorsetC, 81 per pair
Uentlemen's superior Merino Drawers, only 80
cents per pair ~
Superior "a whitney Bed Blankets. Ribbon
touaG, 81 ger pair .
loIs, from Is 10 81 per yard
Extension Hoop skirts, hoops, IS cents
Do do do II hoops, 81 II each.
Together with NUM- ether goods, all Of which
will pe offered at very low prices, previous to TIE
receipt of sew Spring Gogds call IL solicited.
H. IL Allied NOStS, IS Nam r..
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N lSSOLUTlON.-The partnership of
~ + MCCARTHY SON was dissolved on the
18th inst. by the death of JOHN IL. MCCARTHY.
Those indebted to the firm VIII please make i'm
mediate pay nent and those to whom they are In.
debted, will present their accounts to the SURVIVING
partner MCCARTHY.
Richmond Jan 25,' 1859. ia 26
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RAILRoAD-NoTICE TO

WESTERN RAILR0AD-NOTICE TO
w CONTRkCTORs.--EsGI 0FFIcx W. K.
r FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., feb 81, leS9.-ssaled pro
posals ali be received at the Engineers eHce oi me
W.. until the 25th day Of February, for the
Graduation and Masonry Of lns niles OF their rosd
furnishing the Gross for IS miles AID or the ss
ing OF 2i miles Of ira k; and untll the eth OF rep
ruary for the superstructure OF the Bridge seross
loves Little River, (2U0 4 ct long
Good sferences will be required 0teonfraotorss
their ability 20 carry cut their contract
Plans proiies and specifications he seen Al the
ami inst W A kUPkk,
CHI Eng'r aad Supt.
The Western Railroad Company ees gn PLACING ihe
balance of the grading and superstructure of ther
road 10 Deep river t6ls mies,l under contract ~
the lat day OF April; ont would receive proposals
sor that also on the 25sh inst II persons should %
disposed 10 submit proposals. based upon an srfoAi
mate location.
ie S-dt25th a n
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~ DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA

CLASS !,
At Augusta, Georgia. Saturday, Feb l2ih 1859,
WOOD, EDDY Il co, Managers successors to
SAMUEL SWAN L CO.
Nns prigeslNos Prizes Nos prizes Nos prize
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,x,,,r ,,.nr RICHMOND. January !, 1889.

,ur RICHMOND. January I, 1852
HE UNDERSIGNED have this day
associated themselves together under the ii, M
and style or JOHNSON & 1RUEHEAhT for the
purpose a q conducting General Grocery. Commis-
the large granite front house ON Cary street tor.
mwsriy occupied by JIM. Conrad. second door above
They VIII always keep on hand the best assort
ment oil Groceries, Liquors, &C. which they will
furnish 70 the trade at the lowest prices BY strict
attention TO business they hope 20 receive liberal
share OF patronage. B. j. JOHNSON
Late Of the firm Of Dibrell 4 johnson.
BAT. ThuEHEART,
IN its Late of Danyiile. Va.
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IEFFERY MASON. sacoess,r to GEO.

IEFFERY MASON, successor to GEO.
NJ. KELLY, lG7 Main street. Rieh mond, Va.
having purchased the entire interest ofG NJ. kEt-
LY, in the nrm OF KELLY MASON, viii continue
the business in all its branches at the old stand IN
the name Of JEFFERY MASON.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old firm. he hopes. by strict sud prompt
sttention 70 business and keeping well selected
stock. TO inertia continuance Of the same. All CT
ders promptly attended to. 1900.
te 2-lm JEFfERY MACON.
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- - -
HE DISPATCH.
-. .nnN1.. rfnRnARY Is. use

- gsys
Ey,rcrs or CitssYs ON rHx TueutsE eS .s,soss
Nosrss.l.-some weeks age, dnrins 'ae h,iJga
eo,a ~ vas reported tbst the IRON tso naon y, :.
,raleh ID beinr built st Montreal, ma sro., !,
,.,islly intarea nv tho action o. nv
,w,,t,n, ana strsining the iron cor. 49, 49,.
- .hs No work Courier, aiiudinR W '"e
cav, Ia has from the bighesi a"'N''''f ~ ~"
,~.tnr aosuer to the report. . -, =,
sr,ta ,nhes obey the laws common 70 Hou III
- or form, By contracting or expanding
~. 81 -, n,sy be- one ten-thousandth part OF It's
$50. srr zach fifteen degrees variation fahren-
Snas rams from pier TO pier, the Victoria
p.iJUa ,uhes ex tend 260 feet: IL 10 fixed upon
90 picr--it 1. free 90 move TO and fro upon the
oth.r pier upon smooth rollers provided for
the nurrose of rendering its obedience to these
laws easy and uniform For instance, 20 feet In
length Of tube gives one third of an inch as one
te,.thousandth part of its length. In July last
the thermometer indicated maximum OF us. On
she 10th aud 18th Of this month, January. 1t
marked .. below zero, making an extreme Faria.
ton of los. This would produce difference OF
eleven ten thousaadlh part OF the length OF the
tnhe--equsl 20 32s inches. And this Is the exact
quantity found by measurement, to nave eeen toe
case, The extreme cold on the days mentioned
inSnced more than ordinary notice to be taken,
tshe low Temperature having reached point un-
known 20 the engineer since he has been In the
rouu,ryl The sunshine and the shade produce
their n ct every dsy but all this is known, aad
for IL ;he proper rules have been adopted, and the
irons movement is in obedience to law which Is
In exact conformity with the precautions taken
hy the engineer"
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nELAY Is DANGERUUS-1h eretor,

DELAY Ii DANdEhoUS-Ih therefore,
~ lose no time, cut goimmediate,y to LEWIS, Is
Main street and procure come of those largsins
which he is selling of very taDidly, DE has now
In store large and we'll selected stock OF Dry
Goods aud ha e determined to close out his VIII
ter goods liz order to make room for large spring
supply z Teat bar gains may be expected The toll
lowing are some of the cheap goods which he is now
LfferinS to those " no favor rim with call: Excel
lent Unbiesched Cotton, st s's cts, worth lCc; sE
perior White Brillante at u -, worth 25c; 6euulGe
fri-h Linen at 37Is :; would be cheap at SOC; La
dies linen Collars at 2sc Narseilles Sets, Collars
and Cuffs at z5c per SCI; 1914 Unbeached sheetne
rf best quality, only &c per yard. worth 374c: tbs
best clue DomestIcs in the city, at l2?5c per y0rd
Ben blankets cost 10 clOe out the lot also Negro
Blankets, which will be sold very low.
Bear 10 MIND. that you can certainly be shifted ~
the above mentioned place. and that all the goods
advertised really is cheap 2s they are represent
81 To be. fe IA
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SH0VELS. T0NGS and POXERS-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all binds of Crates
including every style of Tenders, Sumaier Pieces
handsome and plain sets of Shovels, Tonga and
pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cinder
Shoyels, fire Shovels; hanGsome Stands for Shovels
and pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footnans;
are Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Stone for
setting up urates; Tavera aud Church Belts, of
sweet tsne. Builders, aousekeepeTs, and others in
waGt OF any OF the above articles be supplied
the lowest Northern prices L manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron works of the above de-
scription. at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY. ahi
CRATE ana FENDER MANUFAOT0RY, No 225
Main street. between Sth and 9th streets. West side,
Richmond, Va,
an Idly 9. D. DENOON.
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will be seen By the above.

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that I am interested in the business of Megsrs
WATKINS Il FICELEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those OF the late frl
Of Binford, Mayo Blair. pedging to them oil the
advantages which are promised in the above adyer
tsement Their wants, either IN person or by order
shall at ell times receive my careful and prompt at
teption. WA MAYO.
Ia I'm
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n iSSOLUTiON.-The firm Of KELLY
~ d MASON have this day dissolved by mutual
consent g. NJ. KELLY has disposed of his interest
IN the stock and debts 70 JEFFREY MASON who
has assumed all the obligations OF the concern and
10 whom those Indebted are requested TO make pay.
ment. GEORGE NJ KELLY
JEFFREY MASON.
Richmond, Feb. ist.. I8s9
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Richmond. Jan %, 1859.

RY returning my thanks to the public
~ generally, and patrons especially, who
have so literally encouraged us in our late business
connections. request continuance Of their favor
10 transfer to the NEW ESTABLISHMENT
NEW CLOTHING ST0RE-ENTIRE NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
BECHER has taken the store, No 81 Main st.
under the Mansion House, apostle the old stand
which will be newly fxel up and resdy for bnsi-
ness about the first part OF March Gext. He will
Keep constantly On hand q variety of French, Ger.
man and English CLOTH, UAsSInERE, VhST-
lAGS, which will be made TO order in the latest
style, at shortest notice Also, a large stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING. Gentlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods, Boys Clothing. etc
Particular notice will be given when the opening
OF the store takes place, where he will be ready
to serve his friends and acqusintances
ia 26-lms BECHER No ~ Main st
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n ISSOLuTION.--T Co-Partnership
~ OF JNO o TAYLOR Il BROTHER expired or
the ISL OF January, 1889 All persons having claims
against he conce' IL. will please present them.
Richmond, Feb !. 1889 fe rs
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AFTER the fifteenth Of February, ]
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store Of Messrs
WATKINS i FICkLIN, where l will be pleased
to sec my friends. JAMES III BINkORD
January 4th, 1859.
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lTD DoyTNI0N ROME WORKS. .

UaINIr-rreneh and AnseIieM puse
snnw White Zlne in OF; enrs - ess. oaalfxs:
sArn'shss. ae '0f saN YETERscs. Drugsist.
A., 10 NAT. strcsf.
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FAMILY GROCERY

FAMILY GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE
Franklin bettoeeR 18th and 10Th strsrts
The subscriber would call attention 30 tho follow
ing which comprises only part of his stock:
Green and Black Teas. of superior quality;
Rio, Isgu8yra and Java Coffee:
Crushed, Powdered and Coffee sugars:
" O Msiaas es and Golden Syrup;
Rutter. Lard Flour aUd Fish;
Coca. Chocolate, SpicFs Of all kinds;
Crackers Cheese aad Pickles;
Maccaroni Sweet Oil and Vinegar;
Rice. CuTrants and Raisns;
Ps-oP, Hams and Smoked Beef;
Fereisn and Domestic Brsndies.
EAVRNAGH.
feS Franklin IT, above LIST Market.