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NJ zrrE11E-oh. the inimitable zgrELLt! The

NJ ZErEILE oh. the inimitable ZsTELLEi The
master of his school. Who Can rival, who can i'm
itate him? In the broad limits OF this continent
cannot be produced an entertainment equal to that
which he can sarve. No pan can rise from the ia
bile he supplies without feeling and acknowledging
this truth Commend us to his turtle soup, his fish
in any form, his beef5teak and mushrooms. his
chops his brains and stains, his asparagus and his
salsd-nay. bis any thing! lie is without compeer
Give us the Grceke, after all More can equal them.
They have given us the models III every art. and
now comes ZETGLLE, to prove that Greek genius is
not dead but lives and 1ourishes, and appeals to
OUR keenest sense in language not to be resisted
Long live ZETELLE,
w. SEE REEs & Cos new style of Portraits. the
Pearl Ambrotype. 1t is the most beautiful and du
rable picture extant. All the different styles Of
Portraits il the Photcg raphic Art are TAX en-
at the Steam Gallery 1879 Main st. prices ranging
from 81 cents to s2s Ali work warranted TO please,
or nc charge Large sz, family groups and fancy
cases (of which we have III. $1,000 worth on hand
81 onehalf the usual prices. Beware of imitGtors
and bpngiing operators.
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CLATING AND GUTTA PERCHA

GLATING AND GUTTA PERCHA
~ FELT ROOFING.-p W DUDLEY x Co deal
ers in States AND GUrrA PERCHA FELT FOR
BOOFING-W ELLI0TT. our Agent. will al.
ways be ready to have executed all orders Tor Stat
ing in thorough manner and warranted Like
wise the Gutta Percha Felt for Roofing lat or steep
roofs tops of Railroad cars. any kod Of covered
Bridges. DC, &c, we particularly call the attention
of Engineers, Architects, Contractors, Railroad
Companies, and the building community generally
the above Felt being cheaper than any other ate
rial for roofing. Likewise being more durable and
proof against all falling fro gments of fire as
show testimonials to all its qualities; it is ack nowl-
edged to be best material introduced, both for
cheapne5s. durability and imperviousDes TO water.
We invite any in wantof roofing. to call and exam
inc for themselves, the samples finished at our
warehouse, corner of Sth and Cary..streets, Rich
nond.
n Bold Slate and Metal Roofs repaired and
warranted Address, w e ELLIOTT.
|. ap l8-!m* Agent Richmond.
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2~ REFRIG ERAroas,
REFRIGERATORS.
REF AIG ORATORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SIZE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every one can afford to buy one
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot, at ly7 Main
street THO5 A BULhLE1.
An 1--if
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Us MAIL STEAMSHIP
Z JAMESTnWN-H Hour Of departure
GEN<~AW4 O'Clock III, TUESDAY, the issn
inst. -
Freight received during the day Monday, and up
to the hour of 10 O'clock d. Tuesday, me i'tn
Consignees are requested to send down for their
Gods. ,...a ,oeo-a .,a
hour of departure. - :.
Passage to New York, meals and ststeroom ia
ended only $40 Steerage passage only %.
Passage to Norfolk the same as by the river
Boats. ,,. - Al, :.
route being the most expeditions and rates mode
rate. LoDLAM W AIGor.
lS-2t
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DEATH OF A VocaLIsT.-Mrs. Ebeunae Henrietts
Behrend, died at Vienna about the Goth of March
of typhus fever, after a brief illness. She was en-
gagged at the Opera, and was to- have made bel
debHt on the 9th OF March, in Mozlrt's magic
Flute, but was taken ill on that day. As Miss
Beehrend, the lady was ono of the most popular
volcalists in New York. singing at the Opera, Ger.
man and Italian, aud at the best concerts About
two years ago, being then ouiy twenty two, she
married Mr. Eben, a fu:ist After singing in sew
erai German cities, she obtained Viennese en-
gagement, and died of the epidemic prevailing in
thar placa
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, :, e Grand Co Il,

E~Soss OF Mara. K Grand Com
municatiou Of the Sons Of Malta Will
DO held on TUESDAY EvENING, At nclock, =!
thu hcuse Of Of W. HAYWARD, 1.-THE Dime.p Al!
resident members In good standing are requested
TO be In pupctual attendance. aud be at their posts
at the tap Of the drum Visiting members are re-
srecffully invited 10 attend % the above time and
place: By order Of the 9Taud Commander.
Ap 1s-t
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: FOR ROsTON-EIRST VESSEL

49, The superior fast-ssiling echr MARY FARMS.
NUhiH, Head, Master. having the greater D. rtiop
of her Cal 90 e gagged will have dispatch. for re-
mairder OF $40 boxes tobacco to coInplets cargo
apply 10 w D CoLQUITT i CO.
c.n 1 Il
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MORE NEW GOOps.-Iam iusI opan

AVA ing my second supply of Spring Goods, con-
tanning new and desirable styles of Ladies' Dress
Trimmings; Ladies' Ira Yelling Bags Ladies' and
Cnildrens Hair Nets; Maria Poss, Piccolomini style;
an aseortment of fans, such has never been Wit.
messed before; Cotton Braids, Frirges Buttons, &C
in great aIiety. ali of which able 10 oifar al
remarkably low prices.
ap l3-lmS s. IRISH, 20J Broad at
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CLERGYMAN AND HIS WIPE MURDERED III rHaIR
| OWN 6oN-Tne telegraph announced several davs
ago the murder OF Rev. Jonathan Ford and wife, by
their son, at Harris, Marquette county, Wiscon.
sln' The Oxford Express gives the following par,
ticulsrs
The Boa was chopping wood az the dor. His ia.
ther ent on, to the wood pile and stopped TO pick
up SONS WOOD when the son struck him foul blow
upon the back of the head near the neck s;nk;n1
inc eptire bit OF the axe into the head He then
struck MN ON the temple. breaking in the cOropaI
bone The mother, upon hearing or seeing The &C.
curfence, ran out aud when within few feet of
where Inc father lay, was met by the SON who
s.Teck her heavy blow, sinking the blade of the
axe INTO her forehead laying the head open from
tie Lose 70 the yertex. second blow was struck
opening the head from the other angle of the or vn
% tne eye and scattering the bones of the head and
the IRAN A person who lived twenty miles distant
saw the son chopping wood at the door that morn
ing. some two hours afterwards the bodies were
discovered, and the alarm given On entering the
mouse the son was found in his chandler He was
oooi ahi not excited by the sight of his murdered
parents Blood was found upon his person and The
axe was found to be the one he used.
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WEST HAM PLANK ROAD FUR
W SALE.-By order of the Board Of Directors,
proposals will be received, until FRIDAY. 22nd
APRIL lSj2 for the purchase of the Road TOlthouss
and other property, rights and privileges OF the
Westham Plank Road Company. No proposal tor a
payment to be-One-iourth cash, and the residue
at four eight and twelve months credit bearing in
rust.
Proposals to be addressed to Gen. ~. IL. RICH.
ARDSON, President of the Company. and left at
the office of Meesrs Godjin Appers0n. Persons
disposed to PIT in proposals referred to the
Code of Virginia, chapter 6l, page 32l section q
apls-Js GEO ID FISHER. Ja
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~ LIooRICE.
A. o. @. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN pAvoRITx BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SAFE, BIZ JAMES Y. MoAMDhEW,
de sly "a, PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
kE> HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond. =.
Office in Belyin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Rank street ia 2-ts
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- TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

- TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
and No HUMBUG.-
PETERS INFALIIBLE EEB EDY FOR G0N0R-
RHGA AND ALL SECEET DISEASES.
This great American Rem sds, containing no Mer.
curial or Balsamc properties, excels every hinc
heretofore offered the public Ia its curative. resto
rative and renoyating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when tod that the above re.
medy will care the above dis:sses, and confounded
when they have secular demonstrations of the facts.
But the proprietor who has known OF the remsdy
for twenty odd yeas has known of case Of twenty
years standing 10 De restored perfect health and
all other OF shorter Duration TO be restored
without single aepton, anu therefore challenges
any case of GonorrhCea " lich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part OK the patient; and to any one
purchasing half dozen bot les, and using accord
ingiy, in his or her case 10 guarantees perfec:
cure; and i'll of failure. viii furnish additional
medicine, free OF charge, 10 complete the cure
through his agents; and care will be effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient Sold by
.GRUBBS Il APPERS0N. Druggists.
Agents for the city of Richmond,
de l0-6ns No. 2Ui Broad st.
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rag LEE & PLEAsANrs-


E6~ &. /. r. P.--having used "Sem
Pies baking Pow ier' In my family with never va
rying success, recommend it as the best article
ever tried. Signed. JAMES BOkUM.
Portsmouth, Va March H. 1853.
Icheerfully recomraend '5emple's BAKING Pow
der' as the most perior article have used for
making light and sweet Loaf Breed. Biscuits, &c,
in the shcrtest possible time.
Portsmouth, March IS, '58. JOHN JACK.
JOHN w 6ARLICK, manufacturer and sole pro
pfietor Market Place. Frank lin st. an l3
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TRLEGRAPHTC NEWS.
u epoRrnp ron THE "DtspATuH.

PER MAGNETIC TELgGBApH L MES,
Ovylcs-No. 100 Eagle Square, Main ct.
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A CHIEF JUsTICE IN WHITE GLovEs-Chief JUS
tice Robinson opened court at Toronto last Mon
day, and said to the Grand Jury, that it gave bin
great pleasure to announce that. instead of the
usual calendar OF criminal indictments, the sheriff
had presented him witha pair of white gloves sigs
nifying, according TO old English custom, that
there were 90 prisoners to he brought before the
present Asszes. 1t is the first occurrence of the
kind in that court for 81 years.
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DEnoCRATTo Ma1TTaa.--There
, NorIcB.-Tax payers on 9Th st

49, NoTIcB.-Tax pay ers on 9th ST.,
Da and property holders Oh Navy Hill. are re-
spectfully invited to attend meeting on " Ed
NEsD iY, the Goth Of Aerit, at o'clock, P NJ, Gf
fair. If not, the next t.ir day. at the old succeed
house, on Navy Hill. to MAKE arrangements for
filling up and grazing 5th street Every one
she ud be present for the benefit of his own prop
erty.
The Commissioners of street, from Monroe Ward
are respectfully ipg ited to attend ap Is-3;S
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BREACH OF PROMISE. Miss Almira NJ. Bartlett. of
Char!esiown, he's been awarded $4,000 for breach
OF promise from one Sewall Packard. Sewall is a
widower, and thinks the bill, far counting two
nights week, for ayear and a half, is too high.
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Ry-TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD
II being understood that the office of COMMON.
WEALTIPs AT r0RNEY, fer the County Of Cbestt r
field will shortIy become vacant by the resignation
OF Alex'r Jones' Esq declare m. self s candidate
to supply such vacancy when IL occurs.
an Its ClLRI5T0PHE4 McREA.
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no THE LADIES OF RICHMOND

L Mrs NJ 8 ALLEN. Fashionable Dress maker
inform her friends and tho Ladies generally. that
she has received direct from New York. her Spring
and summer fashions. embracing all the latest
styles OF Ladies' and Chidrens Dresses Baeques
sEd Mantilas You are solicited 10 call AID exam
ins them. All work neatly and promptly executed
lS-3tE
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT The cars on the Mississipui
Central Railroad were thrown off the track near
Grsnd junction, on the Is. instant instantly
killing two brakemeu and dangerously wouuding
Judge NJ Clayton, of Mississippi The accident
wa. caused By high water washing the hanks away
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k&- Coop BREAD can be made with
very little trouble by using.
SEaf,LE s INFiLLLBLE BAKING POWDER
Fer sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
~
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u RiCHTER'S BREWERY,
IL. CORNER BROAD AND 7TH SITS.
From this day l will sell BOTTLED LAGER
BEER. viz: Quarts, Pinta and Half Pints.
quarts per dOI. -
Half pints, per doz ....... ....... ....... 20
Goods for the country packed in boxes and deliy'
cred any railroad depot in the city free of charge
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TfREMENDUUHE Elk CITEMENT.-Ther
L has been great rush the past week at f
GOLpSM1TS, 215 Broad street, to purchase the
great bargains which he Offering 10 his custc-
mers He has jest received his second supply OF
new goods, consisting of a very large assortment of
Bonnets and Flats, rich Bonnet Ribbons; Flowers;
Ruches; Grapes and everything that belongs to the
Millinery line; rich Dress and Mantle Trimmings;
Hoop skirts; 5000 Embroidered Hdkfs at Is cents.
cheap at rs cs $50 Collars very rich at only Is cts
= splendid article of Uorsets at 81; 900 pair long
twisted mitts at 62: cts, worth 81; Irish Lnene at
37 cts; extra cheap Bleach Cottops below the usual
prices; Parasols at most any price; rich Silk Man
ties busters and Raglane; Black Silks; Plain
and Figured Black SILK Nets, scyoe rich figured
over two yards in width; Black Trimming Laces OF
every width and lots Of other a0ods IL y 70 the
their interest, to call at GOLnSMIT'S
Cheap Store, 205 Broad ut.
sto~a mill ha ntored to-
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BURNoNs.
~

AND fOINrs,
just purchased, at REDUCED PRICES, with great
care, receiving THIS MORNING aud to arrive-and for
sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL at UNEQUAL
ED Low PRICES, by
WATKINS Il kICKLEN,
ap S-ts Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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WE HAVE NOW In FACTORY a well

WE hh W." lN ESo1Ohi neLA
w assorted stock Of SOAP AND CANDLES.
We would especially call the attention Of retail gro.
GERS to ur large etnek OF BROWN SOAP. good
article of Soap for family q, which will give salts
faction TO the consumer al9 which cur enlarged Ia
cilties tor manufsctu-rg enable Us to offer 10 the
trade at price aImos- az low as the most inferir
Soaps can be bought st.
We solicit cali and ex am inatioa Of our stock.
CCREW SON.
Steam Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
g.
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| NEW ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
IN Received by steamer this morning. a small lot
| of superior Orange county fresh BUTTER All vhe
arc in want of something good, viii please call at
| No IG Franklin street, near lat Market.
| l. T CHANDLEi.
ST. shall continue to receive il regularly ouee
| q week hereafter.
| an lf-2tH U
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1H~ Dr.. john B. WALrHALL, (Homeo
patistl offers his professional services TO the cit;
Gems Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once st his
sidence. on Leigh ctr ct. two doors FROM 9th.
La I2-dlr
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49, MANTLE DEPOT.
60 MAIN STREET.
MY store will be closed on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the 18TH and goth insts, and opened on
THURSDAY tho 2lst inst X EZEKIEL,
apis Mantle Depot, 90 Main st.
fG MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN e RS,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
ap l5-Im
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"a FOB RENT The Eagle and Bel
81 lemont Mills belonging TO the fredericksburg
" after Power Company. situated at Falmouth will
be offered for rent tor the year, rcm the LIST OF Jul
in front of the Planters House., in the town Of
Fredercksburg. The renters will have the priv
iege OF election, at the IBeetpg to take term OF
one year, or of three or Ire years
ar lS-td Vt SRARTDN
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ION BBLS Halifax Cut Herrinfs
wv 900 bbls Halifax Roe Herrings
100 bb!s Halifax Gibbed Herrings
$50 b5ls Alewives
30 kits No Mackerei
100 boxes Smoked HerTings
loco bus Jersey White Mercer Potatoes
200 bbis Kidney Potatoes
1850 bbls R9ckland Line
2GG0 bbls Cement
1900 bbls Calcined Plaster
200 bus Pisatering Hair
300 bales pure Timothy Hay
LEGO bus Shorts
1860 bus Brown Stuf
1900 bus Virginia Oats
1000 bus Canada do
1903 bus Corn
In store and for s.le By -
BRIDGF0RD CO.
ap Is Commission Merchants, On the Dock
ELOUR AND LARD
TOO bags Family FLOUR
l2s bags Extra and superfne FLOUR
80 kegs prime Virginia LARD
For sale by &CPAEHftL.
ap i6-3.
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EOR SALE.--A black man OF average
, size and appearance. about45 or ~ years old,
who 10 wei-auAlifed house-eeryant lie is of. r.
cd for sale for no fnult--shonest and we'll disposed
References will be given % psrsons IN Richmond
with wnosr ne has iivst The owner would be glad
s.r hin &c Be seid &c ysr.sn kcre. EprlS 1s Car
ysrssf jail, 81 is- Stsos
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NORWOOD COAL.-This hignly popu-
" lar and excellent COAL, for CRATES and fur
mace is sold by the subscribers at their office on the
Basin Bank, between 9th aud 10th streets.
an S-2 MO EIDEN
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,s7s--urnsS FOR LYNCHBukG-TU
as KITE LEAVE TUEsDAY.--The Canal
Boat MERChANT will leave as above. For freight.
anoIy TO WIN cox
an ls-2t At the Shed, Dock street.
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NEW FRESH GRASS BUTTER.-We
~ hare made arrsng sments with New York Bsi
rymen Tor regular supply of their choice BUT
TER, fresh made, this Spring, which we will sell at
New York City prices, with ONLY the difference of
freight. We will be supplied regularly by every
steamer, and certainly furnish as choice an az
tcie. and as cheap, to our Family Grocers as they
can buy in New York.
VIM WALLACE SONS
sDlS-Imif Cor Cary and Pearl Richmond
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k8- A LUXURY to have Good Bread
Thi. can ba afforded by using
SEMI'LE'S LNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
Fer sale by sll Druggists and Grocers.
an I2-bt
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~Gnoaos D. SrxrL, Dentist, 0iis
and residence. No, 81 on Main. between s.h and q
streets. Richmond Va. mr. se-iy
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MATING, MATING. Good 4
IVA white Mating under the market price. q
PEkKINE Z Gus,
ap rs f<l Eagle sauArs.
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER This
celebrated Worm Killer should bs kept by
every family. II s very pleasant 10 the TASTE and
effectnal in its results. Prepared By
an Is Corner 18th and Main sts.
GLASE-I00 boxes French Glass, as
~ sorted sizes. In store and for sale by
apis POTTS. FAHLkf CO.
NEACKEREL--50 bbls No. medium
lS1 MAckerel; 80 do do small do: IS half do No A.
In store aud for sale by
ap Is PITTS. FARLEY W.
T AGUAYRA OOFFEE--l55 bags choice
- LasuHyrA Cofles; 80 do old government Java.
apis POTTS. FARLEY co.
a DAMANTINE CANDLEE. 800 whole
4 snd half boxes. for sale At mG.lsTass rates ~
Hap Is y II skIkkkR C0&
WRAPPING PAPkR -yarions kinda
Is i; = jNG eGsnu.s svs
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s GENTS CALF OXFORD
SsS TIES OF prime quality, selling at low
prices. by MARCUS HARRIS Is3 Broad St
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MEDICAL CARDS.

&C. Dr.. SYLvANus l.. INGRAM having
located himself permanently IN Richmond, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the pubc
Calls may be made either at his Office on Bark street
near the Mechanics Institute. at the Sc Charles
detei. NIB s--alms
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&Sa LADIES' French Morocco
sssss1 B0oTs-tt only Si.2j per pair, az
ap MARCUS HARRIS. ISS brasi at ,
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CA FOR RhNT-And possession given
Hd Immediately, g Stable and Carriage House.
situated near the corner # 4th and Byrd streets
For particulars. enquire Of GREEN,
at Anderson, Green Il HAYES,
ap lS-ts No Ini Main at
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60 LADIES' MOROCCO. GIovs
MD and Velvet Slippers-Jugt received
ana TOT sale cheap by MARCUS HARRrs
Is ~ BROAD
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@RICHMOND THEATRE.
IT, MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE

With or at cast of characters.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE

EOR HIRE-A strong, healthy youns
l. colored WOMAN, of good character, who Isao
excellent chaoioermaid and FIRST rate washsr and
ironer. Apply to
WIN PHILLIPS, 18th stres.
NIB It's Between Main aud Bang
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-02

John @. Burch, ESQ.

This gentleman addressed the Democracy Of
Nashville on Saturday night last Mr. BURcH is q
finished scholar, and pleasant and fOreible spesk
er. lie has besides the common sense TO appreciate
the exact issues Of canvass, as they affect the
masses of the people. His speech on Saturday
night was consequently Of the most effective to
which we have listened during tie canvsss.-Hs
discussed the Bank question at considerable length.
His position was that of the Democratic Platform,
and he demonstrated its soundHess and the bene6-
cialeHecls of the policy ndicsted on all classes. No
one who heard the speech can doubt this, or that
the clamOr Of the Opposition in this canvass in
regard to the banks aud currency is a Wretched
humbug, after the manner Of the dread Of the
Pope which was ineulcated by the same men four
years ago, and which then made up the sum Of
their speeches.
Mr.. BURcH defended The Democratic party and as
sailed the Opposition in regard to the question Of the
defence Of the rights Of naturslized citizens with
crest ability and eloquence. We know that on this
question he convinced tho doubling and satisfied all
No naturalized citizen will leave the Democratic
party on this question. If any enc Of them votes
with the 0ppoition, be will do so because his in
sincts interests lead him that way and seizes any
thing for excuse.
Mr.. BUReH will always be faVorite With the
Democracy Of Nashville for the great service be has
rendered them in this Canvass.
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A Trick Exposed.

EXAMINER OFFICE, Gallstin, July 90, 1859.
Editors Union and Americdn:-A Communication
appeared in the Banner few days since, under the
title of "READY AND HATTOS," and over the sig
nature of ''An Independent Democrat" 1t is in
trodueed by the editorial statement that it pre-
pared for the Erduiner, and that its publication
was declined By the editor The impression con-
veyed by the writer is, that he is a member Of the
Democratic party and that he is 50 fsr "inderen-
dent" that he is determined to vote against Mt.
READY, and for Mr. HATTeN and in the body Of
the article he speaks of Our party" and its action
in regard to Gen. BATE. Nov, mark how plain
statement of the facts will upset The writer lie is
a member Of the Opposition party, nrds an GctiUe Kno0
Nothing and has GiVIys been bitter opponent Of the
Democratic party. Its publication was not declined
because it was adverse to Mr. READY, but because
the article sought to carry the impression that the
writer was Democrat and against Mr. READY,
when, in fact, we know of no more jealous, I'M
omprJmising man to it.
Yours truly, EDITOR OF EXAMINER.