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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19

MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT WORK.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT
puB a%sfk
The FIRST IN THE FIELD.
BY the author of Lewis Arundel"
We commence today the publication
Forwarded from aT IU1d Hpy sy &. SHEETS
Article SslfSTs'f SA ffp6l Hlsffu Hos' Co.
70 Hhs SEW YosT DAILY NEWS
A NEW NOVEL
BY the author Of
Lew1 Fn, a,lhundei'
THE FosTEs BROTHERS."
TEE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Lrrxr
- TWO YOUNG MEN.
To be published from day to day until completed.
New YoRK DAILY News orr1cE.,
No. 1888 Nassau street.
LII LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE FOND OF
you HAM and 'sss
which I'll; sis NOT DYE e. but will change all your g.
viii restore he hair to is original color Without discoiorns
s and .psss liable s.s n
e o sss ssSs s ]
e Wilson's ss ,:O, .sT entirely rely and viii cure
VIII prevent dandru keep the hair from falling out" and
give growth hairn rendering healthy
sgoron. Pri5sps depos yhSlesaie and retail At Scots
Sold In Brcoklsn at Mrs Hayes 1b Fulton street, Williams
burg Lvingston's lao and IA Grand in Philadelphia By
country can have Wilson hair coiorer 70 them b.
express In boxes Of dozenl bottles at two dollars" by
closing The amount
A GRAND DEMAND is MADE DAILY FOR GAYEr.
n TVS medicated paper. Try Depot Al Ann street.
For sa there In the quantities the single pack
sge Beware Of mixuons.
A GREAT WORK FOR AGENTS.-"THE LIFE AND
a Travels of Ferdinand De Soto Discoverer Of the Mis-
sisspp River" $4,000 Pronounced By press the
most interesting book in the Engsh language Send for cir
culsrs. JAS. T. LLOYD. Philadelphia
ANY ARTICLE IN MY LINE, READY MADE WILL
"A be positively sold at cost beautiful overcoas worth SIS
to si2; double bre asted rocks $40 CLARKE Il6 William
street.
A CARD-DIsCHARGEs FROM THE EAR AND PAR
"A tial deafness curedDr HARTLEY prompted by the
purest and motive publish another list OF
recently effected by him. The parties OF the highest
and realized his extraordinary and successful
Mr. Charles vsnbrunt of discharge from the
three years He ". and may be at No. Murray
street. city Mr. O. o. Lahop upward OF 60 years
old eight years deaf with dssgreeabe noises In the head
YORK Mr. William silvey No rs Corandt street Captain
Charles Anderson, BOARD steamer Thomas H. Powell
ar. II Bells nephew auburn, ~ y; Mr. James Re Burtis,
near Poushieepse Mr. B. f. Stephenson child Jacksonville
III Herdmen, ESQ counsellor at law, No. Is Chambers
street New York city Seth Paipe broker ana editor Chicago
beccs % Howard Fairhaven Macs Miss Sarah Swane Nan
tucket; Miss Prince, Portland Me- DR. HARTLEY will
patients each morning. at his residence No rs So Marks
place NEW YORK. Feo. H. iSos
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Cure Your C0ugh.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourtesuth streek
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partial debate took place the motion to refer the
message to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Messrs CIINcMAS, (adm.) of N. c., and BENJAMIN,
dm Of La, spoke briefly in support Of the views Of the
Mr. SEWARD (opp) of N. Y, considered that it was
sad sight to see the President OF these United States asking
Congress to confer on him the making power order
to assimate his functions to those Of European govern
ments The passage OF bill granting the President such
power as he asks would he virtually TO surrender the
powers of Congress- and in opposition 70 the express pre-
cepts Of the constitution.
Mr., FEsssSpEN, (opp Of Me-, expressed similar views
and cited the Paraguay expedition which was 70 consist
of single ship, and is armada Of twenty Sails as
instance Of how the President might plunge the nation
into war; The President now comes forward and asks
niatory steps at once to have King than blndly
fer absolute powers.
called attention to this subject He considered that the
President ought to have power keep open the transit
TO- ev to n pr0c, our citizens and
upon our flag, citizens or property, wherever
occurs The executive of every other nation has IT,
Mr.. Douglas did not to give special vote of comb
dence in the present executive, but content trust
thst power TO him and his successors in all time Our
pocy TO make the executive strong abroad to make
tue American name respected but unduy increase
the executive power within the United States He hoped
,n message would originate more vigorous aud efficient
Mr. DAvrp (adm) Of Miss. could not concur in the doc
thine OF Mr. Douglas to its fullest extent There is no
foreseeng to what limit it might not extend II urged bv
ambiton or by any other feeling That we want TO
TOE executive with more power than fathers gave
only mark The decadence Of the American people. MIR
Davis would prefer the delay Of Congressional action 10
the SURE nderpg Of great constitutional pr,ocipe But
he did hot understand the President as askjna
for undue or irresponsible overs The transit route
was constructed by American citizens, with American
capital and therefore an eyceptonable case Mr.
would grant him the power, but would limit tho speca
case that Is known TO exist.
Mr.. GREEN (adm of Mo-, obtained the floor, and OK
several Senators proposed TO adjourn; whereupon Mr.
Green said this was one Of the mot important messages
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pARTHoLF's SHUTTLE
u SEWING MACHINR6
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, $50 BROADWAY.

DoYs AND GIRLS, GET y0U OUR MAGAZINE, READY
ID this day Price SIX eenm w. L. JONES' l52 Sixth ave-
nue.. and of all booksellers and news depots
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my ARTICLE IN MY LINE, READY MADE WILL
"A be positively sold at cost beautiful overcoas worth SIS
for &4 buspess coats worth Sill S. black frocks from SIC
to si2; double breasted rocks $40 CLARKE li6 William
street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-06
l. 49, = 49, -; 80

TINE TABLE
~ and after MONDAY, July attn, 1859, the Trains
" will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nashville 7:45 A. NJ and 80 Pm
Arrive al Columbia 1890 A. NJ, an. Gao p. NJ
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia 7:l0 A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ
Arrive at Nashville 9;45 A. ~, and Gas p. n.
SUNDAYS.
Will leave Nashville 7;45 A. NJ and arrive at Column
Ina l0:3O A NJ.
VIII leave cilumha $50 p. n and arrive al Nash
vile 6.45 4.
iuneSO-dlm W ON. PERKINS, sup t.
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A Lot OF LADIES'. Gents Boys, Misses and Chill
n arsn's BpITS AND HOES, little out of style ,
but gooi and all ether kinds Al reduced pricsz,t
msk room Tor osr FAN Stock.
sS- Call soon aud get bargains
3. r OTTER,
Jaly2s Broad aud College streets
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new firms.

CO-partnerShtp Notice.
HAVE this day associated with me IN business, j
j X. GILkEs0N aud EDWARD 4. EDWARDS. The
business will hereafter be conducted under the sly e
OF EDWARDS, GILkESoN Il CO.
October 9Th, 1883 10. EDWARDS.
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dissolution.
dissolution.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

II HE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu'
Il tual consent the copartneTshIp heretofore con
Quoted unus thefirm OF WILLIAMSON ChEAlHAh,
Alexander williamson having sold out his entire IN
ter, 1t in said concern 10 John l.. Cheatham.
mNashvi lilo, July 9th, 1850. .
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CuEAi HAN.
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Notice to Contractors.

NAsafvnIK, August seth, lisa
CEAIED proposals VIII be seoeiyea for the Grad.
- atsnn- Guvers Masonry, and NcAafnzixzsion %
<ix streets in Hy,es's Additioa 10 N<sEsl e. snll
the iosh OF september Fr-aies, plans asd
sFeeiasatioha may be had a. the snice q the cliy
EnEis and AFTER septembsr 5th.
aarao-sus wa. r. HYSkS
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New Firn.

vryHE unaersil NED have this day associated them.
selves L,geflser under The nrm name Of AfCifER
CIiEATHAN a BROTHER tor the purs'ss OF trAnsssst
Ing Liquor and Wine, Cigar and lob CO., eusiess
siilAr ii every respect 70 that carrcd o. ey 'hsii
,,,~ssesssofs Williamson Cheatlsan. and hops bN
=. IN ate, tion a. business 70 merit contiDnance Of
~. atro are 30 hbsraily sxlenIed O thai o"nesrn
ARCHER CHE THAN,
,r,xs-x JOHN L. cHEATHAM
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-06

FUT(II NU4{(I4
'TxHE ka4rs Express coznp.ns eeg leave %
asssace thstr fEiepds. The raolic q Nashville
lhsl ttss have eunelued arrangements Nj tite LEU
x,ed thr cIefrtons ~ their Express a. The hoe OF
mai no4a, cea1sBeneins Ahgazt lat. lS4a On NE
ae1191<tisp % the <arhyiie cad al the ke%a 70
is9 iizsk Grecn eboof The fe1h Of Aeeast ls9F e.
eagrrs ~at rua saIeash e<swcea Nssashe ana Lou
sslilc.
a. X. HUI.
.ox.e-.r Ne 5 Nzr22l street.
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C A II ID.

THE subscriber Informs biz friends and the public
J. generally that he has this day sold o't his entire
N crest i'm The CONCERN OF WILLIAMSON q CHEAT
HAM 10 JOHN l.. CHEAIHAM. In withdrawn from
the business be ould req ectfny tender his warm
est thanks % all his numerous friends who have SO
lib. rally extended their patronage the old con-
corn and solcts from them continuance OF the same
20 5 suect ssors-geniernen in every respect enti-
tIe 10 he hs coniidenre Nashville IuS q. 1853.
ALExAA DER MILAN ~oS
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Sneeial Notice,

IN tss Sd day OF August sold TO =. II. HICKS aud
~ JOAN q. HOUSTON my entire stock oi Queens
ware, China, and 81 60, tgcther With MY 80. h,
Note Accounts, and other evidences II debit, ana
they ai,ue authorized 10 collect aud receipt for
the same. &c. DARDkN.
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this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH oil
been able To say of
Err Has IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
we know an instance
one who used IL, on
: lighted with its opera
!. Of highest cOmmenda-
!. and medical virtues.
, "wHAT WE Do KNOW u
ence, AND PLEDGE OUR
MEST OF WHAT WE Herr
instance where the in-
, ana exhaustion, relie
, twenty minutes after
4 tered.
! ton is the prescrii tioI
I PERlk.NCED and ShlL.
. land, and has beeL
I, ING SUCCESS IN
!, OF CASES.
: from pain, but invig
: bowels, cOrrects aciui
ergy 10 the whole sys.
SANITY relieve
Z BOWELS, AND
COLlC.
, which If not speedily
We believe 1t the besI
. WORLD, in all cases OF
: RHEA IN CHILDREN
: teetliing. or from any
:. say 10 every mother
: from any OF the 1OregO
> LEI YOUR PREJUDI
ICES Of OILERS
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURF
!. medicine, if timely
: will accompany eacL
: less the fac-simile vi
: iork, Is on the out
out the world.
Cedar ST. New York.
cents per bottle.
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NEW FINM.
HAVING bought out J. C. DARDEN aud J. c.
Ii DAkikN A. CO.'S ent.Fe interest a tbs
Oueenswafe. China. and Glass Ru>infsS.

heretofore conducted At No. 80 Public square, known
as HIcKs'S CHINA HALL. We propose sell the pee
sent worry large and well assorted stock cash and
pro pt customers, IowER than heretofore.
The new urm socns call ffosn all aud hotscs 10
merit a liberal patronage from their i0rner eastotn
ers n well olhs r..
anga-tf A. n. hicks CO.
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Minis. WlNSLOW.
A y experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
IA sents 70 the attention of mothers, her
SOOT III IN q s Y II u p,
For Children IeethinS

which greatly facilitates the process Of teetLlng, by
softenng the gums and reducing all infamation wi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
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RELIEF AND HEALIH 7
Price IS cents per BOTTLE.

fIICt - CtlilS pei DOl AlE
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
it, what We have never
any other medicine-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did a
Of dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, ali are de -
tons, and speak in terms e
ton OF It's magical effects =.
We speak in this matter q
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost every
FAINT is suffering from pain z.
will be found IN fifteen or =
the syrup is admins z
This valuable prepare =
of one Of the MOST Elk =
FUL NURSES i'll New Eng :
used with NfVkk-FAlL 2
THOUSANDS =
Not only relieves the Child
crates the stomach and -
ity and gives tone anu en-
TEN. 1t viii almost in
GkIPING IN THE "A
WIND <
and overcome conyulsiUns =
remedicd, end in death. :
aud sUKEssT REMEDY IN 1HE -
DYSE\TERE AND DIAk p.
whether II arises from y
other cause. We would =
who has a child suffering =
ing cOInplaints-DO MOI -
Ck.S, NOR The PkkJu =
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes,
to follow the use of this .
used. v
Full directions for using 9
bottle. None genuine un T.
CURTIS h FkRklSS, New z
size wrapper.
SOlu by druggists through
Principal Oihce No. Is,
Iui "Td&Wly Price Is
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BAOOD PURlFIEN
L X 7 II A
For the Confederation of Sensible Pf0ple.

L'IDlIlNG about is not the practice of DR.. MESECK
Il He understands the disease a once and cures
he hates long tampering around and long running
bills but sticks to honorable practice to respeca
bic fees and TO cash payments Cases gwen up by
other Physicians are often cured by DR.. NEsECK.
Office on College street, corner Of Line.
If
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What are Good Nc dicines?

A Lhosf every family in the country is obliged to
cepend IN a great measure upon popular or patent
gists cry year, than with all their other
together. In 81. an important matter what folly lie
con mEted, and loss OF life incurred by using un.
known and dangerous remedies, when reliable anG
authenticated medicine, like the Graefenberg Family
remedies, can be obtained in any town i'll the United
States
READ THE FOLLOWING:
% In every instance, as far long and extensive
acqu intance enables to judge, The Graelenbcrg
Family Medicines have done all that is claimed Tor
tIem." (The Vegetable Pills, Uterine CahoicOn, and
Green Mountain Continent, toork Bstracles)
A. Fox, Pastor Pres. Church, Spencer, N. Y.
WIN. T. IDE, Practising Phy sician, Beaverdam, NY.
CIV. busHSEIL, N D., Hartford, Ohio.
JAMES WnsoS, West Bedford Ohio.
st ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
aup8 Nashville.
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FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases.
not only Coughs, Colds, &C., but also purifes
the Blood and is the best equalizer of the circulation
OF the blood yet discovered. 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues known, family will be without it.
1t is pleasant 10 the taste and ecacious in its effects
Children cry for it after getting taste. 1t is the
soothing and healing syrup in and for Sum-
mer Complaints, Choeramorbus, Bilious Cholic, and
early stages Of Cholera it has superior.
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TINE subscribers have 90 hana lArxe aaAnsity *
4 Zee Sashvtlse ssezr carea k@Tns. 70 .his shey
call fl.e afseurou al lle pabllc They warranted
ara set. J. D0YLE CO
angf7-tn
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Notice 70 Builders.

v1IAss sea sprcsar afleas ~Isi b hnstaz 1na 70
II cslssd aatii tAs iozs = regsfen Der a Nessrs.
ksinx Casper eEfls Tor tAs 4 ilaiFs - Haases
g. nrsas Adelton- Oexe Aenrs fFsua oasiaek 70
81 4. II. sazs9-d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-12

or foul, or any means, Of Cuba; and that
always condemned the Ostcnd Manifesto.
signed by Mr.. Buchanan, as giving countc-
nance and encouragement to these attempts.
NV friend, therefore, 10 induce me to vote
against Gov Smith saws that he Gov. ;. }
approves and commends the Ostend Mani
festo, and has done so in a public speech.
This brings me Ia stand, l. it so? II SO.
cannot vote for Gov. Smith again, because
the foreign relations of the government are
becoming very important, ana | want my
representative 10 vote my sentiments on the
principles of the Ostcnd Manifesto. Did Gov
Smith ever make the speech referred to, and
does he now approve Of the doctrines and
designs of the Ostcnd Manifesto? That L,
the question for at least one humble voter.
Now. here is matter, gentlemen politicians,
of rather more consequence than did man
write Walker letter. or make Know Moth
ing speeches. cor get Know Nothing votes.
and all that Here is something i'll which
the interests and welfare of the country are
concerned Let US hear about that | sup
pose some Of the friends or opponents ot the
present representative can answer my que
rries. And will add, that more than my
self, i'll this county, will vote according aS
they are answered. fAlkf IA.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, the 2"d ui'im"' in Ma
rengo county, Alabama. "a, the residence Of the
brides father, near Uniont"wn, Mr.. WILLIAM o..
KEY, TO Miss VIRGINIA. daughter of j. e. 4.
Coleman. esq.
In Trinity Church. New Orleans. on the 18th
December, Miss CATHERINE POLK. Of that
city. to Mr. WILLIAM u. GALE, of Tennessee.
The bride is the second daughter of the Right Rev.
l.. Polk ID. d. Bishop Of Louisiana. who otficiated
at the performance Of the ceremony.
At Fayetteville, Georgia. on the 10th Of Dec,
by Judge Bosworth. WILLIAM f. BUCHANAN.
formerly Of Alexandria. Va. and Miss LUCINDA
L. MATTHEW'S, of Griffin, Georgia, daughter Of
Col Euoch Matthews.
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lCOMMUSICATED.


can clearly see that there is not much
interest taken in the Congressional election
in this District. nor will there be until March
next. ~ the people are not used to so early
n commencement of canvass, and do not
choose to disturb themselves unnecessarily.
Besides, the almost only issue made 50 far,
is one which has been decided by the people
already: not at all. | admit, ~ Gov. Smith
supposcs. by verdict in justification. but by
excusng him. lie would be stronger to-day,
if he had only marched right up and said
that he did aid and abet the Know Nothings,
as they aided and abetted him-as ever! body
knows he did, and they, as party, did-but
seeing the error of his ways and that the
Know Nothings were now knocked into
everlasting smash he had repented, and
intended 10 pursue hereafter Il strait mathe-
NAUTICAL line" As it is, the Democrats have
said well. let the Know Nothing business
90 BY. we are tired of tive will pass to
something else more important-we will ex-
cusc YOU" Besides some of the Democrats,
now quite violent on the Know Nothing sub
iect. have had an opportunity of rcbuking
Gov Smith. which they did not avail them
selves ot-nay, rather indicated him, by vo-
ting for him. 1t does not lie with them, GER
tainlv 10 arraign him. There must be some
statute of limitations, especially in the ease of
men. who knowing the facts ~ well at the last
election rs they do now. voted then for Gov.
Smith. and united in cxcusing him from devia-
ting foronce from the Democratic party. The
point was made during the last canvass, and
pressed with quitcas much force and effect as it
isnow. although apparently in a very different
tone and spirit. Why did not these Demo-
Gratis then speak out: They need not have
voted for his opponcnt-they need not have
voted at all. But they showed their hands
they roted for him' They shut themselves
cut from making objections on that score at
another time. do not here speak, of course,
OF the few Democrats who have uniformly
and openly opposed Gov. Smith ever since
the Know Nothing affair. But enough of
this. The principal object of this commune
ton is for something else. voted for Gov.
Smith when he was made the Know Nothing
candidate 10y that party. (of which once was
member, and have voted for him since,
and am inclined to do SO at the next election.
But friend in Fauquier, between whom and
myself some friendly letters pass, and who
is anxious that should turn from the error
Of my ways" has lately mentioned in one
Of his letters an argument which | cannot
answer, and therefore, desire to ascertain if it
is correct. He knows that am opposed very
much 10 what | consider to be the disgraceful
attempts being made to induce our govern
meut and people to rob and plumber neigh
boring nations and to get possession, by fair
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CO N N E R C I A L
The Markets..

BALTIMORE, Jan. ll.--Flour is higher, closing
huoyant; Howard street and Ohio Sj.25. The
Wheat market is bare. and there We're no sales Of
Importance Corn closed higher; white 73Ga 1ic..
and yellow T5c. (both for new Provisions closed
quiet, and generally unchanged. Whiskey is firm;
Ohio &c and City 2jc.
NEW YORK, Jan. ll.--Flour is higher; State 81
5O@st7j; Ohio $5.6o6sj.S5: Southern 5000
$3.50. Wheat is buoyant; Western red l2iGI
1850, white ESQ 1850. Corn is higher; mixed
SIC; new yellow soc. Pork is firm. Lard is firm.
Whiskey is firm at 26lc. Stocks lower
Cumberland Coal Co. 81 Virginia 6s 963. Mis-
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DIED,

On Monday morning in the 18th year of his age,
DAVID b. BRYAN, formerly of Clinton, New
York, and for several years past telegraph opcr-
ator on the Washington and New Orleans line
The disease of which he died was typhoid pneu-
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Destructive Fire.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 9.-The large ware
house of Mr. Chisholm, located i'll the west
end of the city, containing 10000 bushels Of
rough rice, equal to thirty-6ve tierces Of tn"
understandable article, was burnt to-day about
noon The building had an insurance #
$4,000. but there was no insurance Oh tl,
rice
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C,pLEND!D PIANOS.--Ju>t received two more
- of those SPLENDID PIANOS. selected with
care, and warranted i'll every respect. AT the New
Music Store, No. >, Exchange Block, at different
prices. Call and them.
ION - b. +. DENNIS.
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inn Il-dlw

MOUNT VERNON PAPERS. No. 4, for sale
wi at FRENCH'S Book and P"ri"d'c"' D"p"t,
r.ooy mir mor"j"g.-Ths is one of the best num-
hers Of the New York Ledger ever published.
Punch's Almanac for 1859, is capital thing.
price BE.
Brownsons Quarterly Review for January, 1859,
IL cts
Halls Journal of Health for January, lOc.
Harper's Weekly monthly part for January,
90 cents.
London Illustrated News. London Punch, Mer-
curv, Weekly, Lcslics Illustrated News. Harper ;
Weekly, Waverly, Post, and all the new Books,
Papers, and Magazines or hand.
Almanacs. Metropolitan Catholic Almanac,
Farmers, lIousekcercrs Punch's Almanac, Dia-
ric- various sizes and descriptions. jan II
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zT,- We are authorized to announce Dir. j. b..
n candidate to represent the District OF
Stafford, King George and Prince William. III the
Senate of Virginia, subject to the ratification Of n
District Convention. PRINCE WILLIAM.
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JTPPERYILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
Y REv. GEO ". HARRIS PRINCIPAL, aided

Y REV. GEO. W. HARRIS, PRIscIPAL, aided
by competent assistant-.-The exercises of thi.
Institution will be resumed on The fra Monday IN
!S.picmJ.r and will close the last Of june next
The Scholastic year is divided into two sessions Of
FIVE month, each. beginning respectively first Of
September aud first Of February. The system OF
instruction is thorough and practical. The Insti
tuition is furnished with fine Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus-to which additions will be
made from time to time-Maps, Globes, Charts,
de- &C.. to illustrate the subjects taught.
TERMS PER SESSION OF Five MONTHS: