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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
JUDGE BRONSON FOR CORPORATION
CnTYNSET

TO THE PUBLIC.
was not my intention again to hold, Or be
didate for office but having, without any agency of my
own, been nominated by respectable democratic con
venon for Counsel to the Corporation and being assured
in several other quarters that be servceabe to tho
public shall leave to the electors make such use of
my name the coming canvass as they shall deem pro-
per. This will trust, be regarded sufficient
TO all who have addressed me who may feel an interest
in the subject shall not solicit votes and have but one
pledge to make. If elected, shall endeavor defend
The rights and protect the interests of the city.
GREENE G. BRONSON.
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The Empire Club held meeting last evening, at the
corner Of East Broadway and Catharne street. There
pretty full attendance Of members. T. A. Bancker
Secretary Of the Club sent in his resignation which was
accepted and S. Webster unanimously elected TO
I'LL the vacancy. After discussing several unimportant
matters, the following resolution was passed.
Resolved That the Democratic Empire Club organized
for the Of advancing the interests the
party Of the Union and not for sectional LEGAL purpose
and that still adhere TO original Intention will use
utmost endeayors to carry out the same.
After the passage Of the resolution the meeting ad
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sr. John Mr. Nov "a 1889.


THE WOMAN THE BROKEN ARMs.-We publish an
additional statement Of the amounts received for the
benefit of Mrs Mcahon, the poor who broke her
arms by falling of from table. The subscription is
now closed. A sufficient (si2 25) has been given
her relieve her present necessities and the balance of
the amount will be handed to Mr. George
Kelock, the Superintendent of Outdoor Poor who has
kindly consented to that it is expended judicously
The following amounts received yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE EMPIRE CLUB.

New YORK, Nov. o6, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

PRODUCTS or KENTUCKY. Kentucky has produced
stalk o corn over twenty five feet high and Kentucky
produced a man six feet eight and half inches high.
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THE EXCITEMENT IN VIRGINIA
sr~>>oo~e-~r-~~~~~o.>>~~o-~ WlNlH
Offers Of Military Aid from the
Adjoining States.
-~~~~~~-~~~o-~~o~>>~e~N~
SIGNIFICANT SILENCE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~~~~~>~~~~~o|>>N-<~~~~~~~
Letter to Governor Wise from 4 New
Hampshire Gentleman.
~-~~~~-~~-o~~~~~~~>~~~~>c~
THE PANIC IN CHARLESTOWN.
CO n F = 8 SION OF COOK.
DC, DO, 10
CuARrunwN. Nov. d. IaSa.

CuMEsTowS, Nov. %, 1859.
All Is now comparatively quiet We have exciting
rumors occasionally but getting used 10 them they
have been DO numerous that there should be report
of general attack the people would most probably think
II joke or hoax.
The Ho.itzer company of Richmond who went back
with Gov Wise, returned here again to-day. Gov Wise
prceesed TO Ina received Information after his return
which induced bin to send them back.
The barn Of T'omas II. Willis set fire by an in
cendiary yesterday and destroyed. Loss $4,000
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l6-Wm. Caldwell SAmuel Oagood.
Samuel Usgood. W. OAldwen

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL REFORM NOMINATION.
ELEVENTH WARp-School Commissioner Daniel D. Wright;
Inspector Jeronimus Underhl Trustees Teunis IL Dur
yea, " illiam G. Barber.
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A Secretive sovereign.

1t has recently come out that Louis Napoleon
has given positive orders for the past two years
that no publication be made concerning the condi-
ton Of the French navy, or touching any work
erected IN tho navy yards; even the Corps Legs.
latif which votes money for the navy appropria.
tiops, do not know what they roting money for
nor how 1t 10 to be expended Another state se-
cret has been disclosed during the recent public
agitation: The Cabinet meetings are mere for.
mslties; Louis Napoleon acts at them Just as he
did at the Cabinet meetings when he was Presi.
dent of the Republic. that is, be sits at the coun.
Gil table without saying word; while the Minis.
ters discussing the affairs of state, he quietly
draws carcatures with lead pencil. When he
makes up his mind, be summons the Minister who
Ia to execute the ORDER and gives him his instruc-
tions. His Ministers are men of straw, or rather
mere Clerks who carry out his ORDERS 1t 10 stated
on coed authority that Louis Napoleon's Ministers
are nearly asignoraut Of what is going as per.
son out of public life. They knew nothing Of
Prince Napoleon's marriage to the Princess Cotil'
ds until it was published, although the marriage
was negotiated almost q year ago, by Louis Ma
poleon in person, with Count Cavour.
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Mdyor BsyreH calIsi.--was At eIeklss house 90
the day Of the ktllinR; went there With the cn,e'
of police from the Club house: found two gentle.
men there-wooidridge and eiekles WHness
entered by the front door. WAS SHOWN iu.s
be library, aud there found Siekles ana tne
gentleman above named. s. remained 10 the u,
brary or 10 minutes, arranging some pspc,s
the desk Witness made known his business
there, and suggested that he had better MAKE ~, ~
rangemsuts TO go TO prison. He remarkeo III
vas what be desired. He then left the room .hs
Mr.. Buttcrwo Witness followed them INTO .ne .
hack pagior. thinking 10 proper ior nun or
where the prisoner went. They sfaa tne.
10 minutes, and then returned to the ~ Co. III.
some conversation occurred, when I'll io Ehrary
Jail When witness first entered the To ~.
sickles was standing ut the book case; IL 50.
back parlor, Sickles remarked 10 '.;. IN sueh
tbousdud thanks my friend, for tnis fs.. y, aisho
an occasion" lie then remarked aoous ~ m m.
nor to his house and daughter, anu sa evs mnutes.
sofs and went very much for four or hve ,s =. =,
witness tbes advised him to calm hIn. .s., .o.,
was time TO go to Jail He mace use =. so doan
of CRY that one would under the i nhuo.S o,ha,
telling. lie made use OF no eAcisma 1,o,an.
,han those which would accompany = ,ioeh'
49,, 81 o,ia, witness could best describe II 81
nosrtv c1v that could DO heard, for instancen any
LOO. - III. court room Witness, Chiefof Poiice,
and walker accompanied 5. to Jai!. NO naunes.
tatiops of grief were MADE whiie suans ,...n,sd
.hnnsb sickies' attention seemed to be attracted
~ the crowd. go much 80 ~ to cause witness 20
sSs.rvs IN him not to allow bis attention 70 De
susros.ed by it. Discovered on effort on sickies
oast 10 calm himself when witness advised him 10
do 80. -, w. =. c;.
Miss Oetdrid N Ridgiey, recallea-Was az pc
kles' house when he returned from Judge BLACK >,
on the day of the killing. Was in the basement
saw him get out of the carriage.
Mr.. Guild said he had only three more witnesses
to examine on this branch of the case, and tney
we're not present, and asked that the court migh'
al; over until tomorrow.
TIE court was accordingly adjourned until TO-
morrow morning.
The letter in CIPHER, offered by the prosecutor
to-day is Stood as translated, to be. ior tne
most part love letter to him. presumed W nSse
been written by Mrs. Sickies. 1t contains notnine
otherwiss GERMAN to the trial. As 1t was moi
received as evidence, the prosecution declined &c
let il be copied.
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Spectators at the sickles' Trial.


The Washington correspondent of the Montgo-
merry Daily Advertsser gives graphic description
OF the spectators at the Sickles' trial. He says:
I'VE could but have our thoughts a. we motto I'd
the caste Of the crowd which pressed us upon ali
eides The whole space was damned by the mass
and hundreds there were who were anxious to, but
could not get in At left and directly in trent
stood persons whose hair was from one-fourth TO
one-bAn OF an inch Ia length, and from the pecu-
liar profilss and marks Of the heads, we could not
but believe that they had JUS. escaped the walls OF
the penitentisry. They had ugly look, and their
companions, whose locke were long and natural.
appeared little better in truth. i was an idle.
IN the neighborhood Of the Bar. Yet these associ-
ates did not rob me of the satisfaction due % extra
ordinary an occasion. after had buttoned my coat
aud felt nafe a. to my peckets Most Of the prir
pal papers Of the great cities represented here,
and the reports are very extended and minute NIL
ing columns daily. Tho New York papers compete
in volumtnous accounts; while the EDITORIALS are in
n0pdnce In all the circumstances. several of the
witnesses whose faces were given with biographical
sketches Of their lives etc, have not been on the
stand at all These New York publishers are enter
prisfng men; indeed. The South Ii mo whar' In
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Another Failure In Cotton CuItiva.
ton.

According to the Paris correspondent of the N.
Orleans Rcdyune, the French government has de-
oided that hereafter the premiums paid for the
cultivation Of cotton In Algeria shall be abolished
Although the Aoniteur boasts that while OLA 00C
pounds Of cotton were grown in Algeria in 1854
and $4,000 pounds in 1857 and the crop in 1856
will be sti larger, there seems to be little ques,
ton the experiment has proved q costly failure
and the Government regards money spent on this
crop ~ treasure thrown away. The decree hint,
theGovernmsnt will soon cease to buy the cotton
grown in that colony; at present it is under obi.
cations to bny all the cotton raised there. There.
fore, In year or tive this experiment of the
French will share the fate of their other costly
experiments.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
vith lhe PHRNoMENON


On Monday Eve ming, April Is, 1859,
eANDER6ON'5
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA to
100000 persons, and In Washington to the
This is Colossal Dioramc Panorama, illustrating
all the most i'm portant events the late Russian
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL RE
vIIw5, BATTLES, SIEaEs, BoMRARDMENfs, BURNING
CITIES. TERRIFIC sroEMs on LAND AND SEA, &c. &C.
ly heightened by the union CT CHEMISTRY and the
most ELABORATE M AcHlsERY. producing effects never
before attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
3ne Sec s9UAR ri FEET 81 CANVAS
Commencing with her Majesty, Queen Victoria, Re
rGs BRrsH FEET AZ
9 9s 2 TRE FORTS
slIls1RlA' 50 G rhE HGFks. DEFENDED BY
EMBARCATIoN Of TaE FRENCH TROOPS
oRoNsTApT BoMBARDaEsToF BoMARsyND.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT vARNA.
GREAT FIRE At VARNA.
GRAND cHARGE OF THE BRfTIsH GUARDS
UP THE HEIGHTS OF ALMAi
BALACLAvA-CAPE CHEERS NESE.
aAF a 10 sa OF
WAR, &c, &c.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND AID SEA.
BATTLE OF INK ERMANN!
GRAND CHANGING SCENE!
Terminating with the
BOMuARDMENT AND OBSTRUCTION OF
SEyASTOPOL.
~ Admission Is cents. Reserved seats 80 cents
~ No half price for children except on Saturday
afternoon.
- Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery. Is
cents
NoTICE-parties can reserve seats by applying at
the Hall from 10 till II o'c.ock. A. NJ and till 4,
P. NJ. and paying rs cts extra.
~ Doors open at 7ts-to commence at O'Clock.
MA Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
az . a:c an
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SLAVE LIFE THE SOUTH.

The New Orleans Delta has two columns of com.
mendsticn Of Tho Southern spy,'a small and un-
pretending volume (which tho Dispatch has here.
fosore noticed.) by Edward A. PoiIatd, ESQ. Of
Washington. The volume consists of let tiers sd,
dressed BY the author to his friend, David N.
Clarkson, Esq, Of Newburgh, N. Y. It "a 70
BE- hoped that the book viii have large sale, 90
that the anthor may be encouraged to publish the
entire collection of letters,
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FROM soNoRA-REvOLUTION.

ST. LOUIS, April 2l-The Republican states tina
tbera ia secret movement among the Pixies Peak
ers, for the organization of an expedition to tax.
possession of Sonora and Chihuahua. Prominent
men here are cognissnt of the movement.
American Consul at Guayamss, is en- route for this
city.
Gov. pasqueria had defeated Gen. CANA, and
was marching on Mazatlan. Sonora was IN state
of revolution.
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RETURN FTHE PARAGUAYAN EXPEDITION
new YORK, April 21.-The steamer Harriet Lane
from Monteyideo Oh the 18th ult, arrived at quar-
antipe last night The st. Lawrence sailed the day
before. The Metacomet had been condemned al
unseawortby.
The briggs Perry, Dolphin and Bsinbridge re.
manned at the Brazil station, under the command
of Capt. Steadman. The rest of the squadron il
on its return home.
The Harriet Lane brings from Pernambuco five
mutineers of the bark Weathergauge's crew fol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

EHN~ELERP AY EASE AND IN PEACE
DEAD SHOT To BED BUGS.--A perfectly reliable
preparation for the annihiiaiun of those pests to
rsposs Pat I'D in convenient STYLE. Price e. cts
per bottle. Just received and Tor sale at the Apo
thecary store of =
JW GARLICK, Market Place,
ap2O-2w Franklin st, Richmond.
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ar: Ohio &C. Wheat unchanged. Corn firm; White
78dS0. Yellow 82Q&s3. Provisions .dall. Whiskey.
steady. .
NEW YORK, April 2l-noon Stocks generally
dull and lower. Va 6's $99a Flour heavy. Wheat
declined 2013:. Corn slightly lower.
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fheisst European adviccs increase the nro,..
bilitiss Of European war. Il Il fact r., ~ ;.
alsson people do not desire war, yet the head of
sne Empire hes wilied that it shall Ia. ana ,,s.
oxen led y the slaughter, they are preparine -
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Bishop Doanc.

Tue Philadelphia Ledger announces that IN i,
venerable and eminent Bishop Of the Episcopal
onnreh In New jersey, has recovered from bis re-.
cont dangerous sickness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

~LlGHr, SWEET AND WHOLESOME
BREAD -Semple's Infallible Baking Powder is fast
superseding others in this city and throughout the
State where it is being intr iuced. 1t is always
alike and reliable, and of standard proportions and
quality. Manufactured by JN0 w ARLICK, and
sold by nearly every Druggist in Richmond, and
sundry other merchants here and elsewhere.
ap 20-Iw
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sasntin Dnrwssd," ''The Abbots and ..r..
Anhqnary." ef pstsrson's cheap edition Of ~.
rsssfiy Novels, have been placed on our ,sb,. ~
y. =. west One b Issued every sa,urd., =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

49, SPECIAL NoTIcn.-The attention
of the Ladies and public generally is asked to the
large sale of splendid Oil Paintings at Corinthian
Hall Main street, THIS DAY. at l0o'clock.
Those wis hing to uIchase Paintings OF real mer
IT, ehould avail themselves OF this opportunity as
IL Ia seldom such collection is offered to their At
Ladies are particularly requested to attend -
0e an pit vi NC B COOK, Auct.
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THE ETC

New ORLEANS, April 21.-The steamer Arizona
reports that the Liberals had taken San Luis Po
tosi.
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"PEARL AM3ROTYPES"-
LARGE SIIE-30 GENTS.
Citizens As we'll as Strangers visiting the city,
should procure their Likenesses of the celebrated
Artist. POWERS, l5i Main ct. where the genuine
PEARL AM8ROTYPE can be had, OF large size.
for FIFTY CENTS to $50.
POWERS is an educated Artist. having been en-
gagged in Photography since its discovery. Give
him a call and beware of bunglers in the art.
n
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~PIcrUREs PICTURES. All kinds
Of pictures know in the art taken at Corinthian
Halj-(}ibbs' Old Gallery Photographs c,lored in
Oil, Water Pastel. Dragon. Inaian Ink Particu-
lar attention called to enlarging old Daguerreo.
types by the Photographic process. Pictures OF
Deceased persons and invaids at their residence L
warrant my pictures not to be surpassed by any in
America Call and examine for yourselves:
THOS SMITH.
PS-Master workmen employed. ap 2o-lw"
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F A JETER,

63YYYp EUKGEUN DENT1ST,
Office on Main, below Pearl street, next door to z
Horton Reach's trimming store, and two doors
above Messrs Thos Price Co.'S Org Goods store.
has engagements and has made extensive prepa-
rations TO serve the public generally. All opera
:ions performed in the mcsts ypraysd snd scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
BY him war ianted to give satisfaction. f1T-3m
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NIFTY DRUG STORE.-CHAs. 8. DAw-

CITY DRUG STORE.-CHAE. 8. DAW-
~ SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Maip apd 18th streets, has at all times on hard, and
receiving weekly per steamer. q large and we'll 50
ected stock Of Medicines warranted fresh and pure
Perfumes; Brushes Of all descriptions
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead; Linseed Oil
Colors ground in Oil
Window Glass: Putty; Nader
Indigo; Quinsnc; segars
Fancy Soaps; fne Teas only
Matches, 30.
Suitable nor country trade. His retail department
n complete In all its varied branches.
Manufacturer Of the celebrated pOrsay Cologne.
sampson. &C. -
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s~ AnTIYIeIAL TznrH-THs CHEo-

PLASTIC PRocEss-G W JONES, DENTIST having
purchased the exclusive right for the above
mode Of making TEErH. and after using and test
INC it in the most dcult cases ,ehere other plates
had failed is entirely satisfied Of It's absolute spe1
DIRTY over the gold silver and platina method can.
therefore, with confidence, recommend it TO all who
ms desire full partial sets Of teeth; and especial
w to such as may be dissatisfied ith those they
using In this process, all Of the objections to
the gold plate are resnoyed-the suction being per.
feet secures comfort aud stability to the it, and the
teeth being embedded In the metal. the food isexclU.
ded from upper or between them; they are, there
fore. cleaner, smoother and.in every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby
cured he insert moro teeth icitott clasps,
and In all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
Ct,
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, snd
specimens exhibited. to any who mar desire 20 see
them. The old plates Of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. Will of course make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth az.
racted by electricity for those who wish il.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. ja7-Iy
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This ia one Of the most prompt payin Compa-
MES in the State. We have paid several losses In
Richm ond. and always In due time.
SD 22-5t KNOWLES q WhLrohU'
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NEW MUSIC,

w.. NEW MUSIC,
tl2x AT lss MAIN STREET.
AX II TAYLOR has rust received large
collection of new MUSIC. with
My Mothers Birth Place
Beautiful Leaves
My Sister, smiling, passed away
The Moon Behind the Hill
When there's Love at Home
Like O dream, bright and fair. ap %
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~HEARl
HEAR.
A FAITHFUL WITNESS.
EVERY WORD WILL BE CONFIRMED BY OUT
BEST KNOWN CITIZENS.

NJ MANTLE DEPOT, SO Main street.
nv store will be closed on Monday and Tussda J,
the 18th and Goth instants, and re.op.ned on Wed
nasdav EZtKIEL,
an 81 SO Main street.
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ORATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

TLls1 IdDp 4 111SD1Is1s I'VE VE
" sHOvEI.S, T0NGS and POKERS.-I have for
sala an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Crates
including every style of Tenders, Bummer Pieces,
handsoIn and plain sets Of Shovels Topss and
Pokers seven different sizes Of coal Scuttss cnder
Shovels. IRE Shovels handsome Stands for shovels
and pokers Blower Stands; Brass aud Iron Footmans
Brick fire Slabs and jana; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting mp Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers and others In
want Of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. i am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Works Of the above de-
scripton, ct my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MAAUPACr0RY, No. 225
Main street between 5th and 9Th sta eets West side.
Richmond,Va.
an l6-diy q. pEN0OH.
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THE BERMUDA POTATO CROP.
FROM MEXICO.

| New YORK, April M.-Advices from Bermuda,
state that it is feared the potato crop had suffered
| from frost.
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- LIoonIOn.
A. o. q. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN pAyeairs BRAND ALWAYS
on sALH, BIZ JAMES g. MCANDkEW
de Sly 81. PINE STREET. NEW YoRK.
~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
tho practice Of Law In the city Of Richmond.
Office in l,elyin's New Building on 18th. ffcntns
Bank street. ia 2f-ts
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XIIRGINIA SAYihHS BANK-CHAR

NIhUINIA SAVfNUS BANh-CHAR
TERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
GINIA-CAPITAL le00Oo D0LLAR5!-Money re-
ceived on deposit, in sums OF five dollars and up
wards, on which interest the rate OF 6 per csntum
per annnm Is paid for sums remaining six month";
or longer for shorter periods interest at the rate OF
8 per centum,
The whole jeint stock bound for the depos its.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, I B STARKk, at the store of * Spence.
corner Of Main and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
SAMUEL OOrTERLL, President.
STARKE, Cashier.
NH 3-3m CWALTHALL. Secretary.
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JUDGMENT RENDERED.

At a meeting of the citizens of Virginia. In the
store of the subscribers. ITO Main street,
THE CLOTHING BUSINESS
and its connections up for consideration. and
the following questions growing out OF 1t, were dis
cussed and decided upon:
WHAT CONSTITUTES AN ADV ANTAdE!
Is it the quantity OF quality of an articiet :
IL it the satisfaction of the customei or the asser
lions OF the seller?
eDce and no opposition?
IL it old foRyism and twenty.one years. esta.
blishment, or merit and four years continued In
creasef
Is it slow coach disposition that only brings out
things new when driven to. or en- immediate pro
duction of all new styles AS reported!
Is 1t an entire dependence upon the STOCK 1urn-
ished and confidence in the judgment OF the pub.
lie or a continued cry-"The best stock, the best
stock" Look out for counterfeits" study your
own interest"-cries which have become obsolete,
aud bear on their face the fear entertained ~
he parties as to the Judgment the pubic Will
render!
To the satisfaction of the subscribers, and
THE RESULT.
In opening the eyes of parties az 10 their
purchases of Spring Clothing, cannot but be salts
factory, as we have q pretty good stock ready Tor
SALE to which, with as much modesty as possible
under the circumstances, we call attention, fhink-
ing we can establish claim for large trade, on
all the points quantity. quality, STYLE durability
TUPMAN Il HULL,
AZ 22-lt no Main street..
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~ AUCTION NorIoH Il ask attention
to my sale of Dry Goods. Clothing. &C.. THIS DAY q
10 O'clock at my store. The goods are All Iresh ano
an S3-it CAUTH0RN.
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~eLAvE INSURANCE..
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE. Comply. OF CHAR
Louisville.
DR w HANCOCK Medical Examiner.
Richmond. Va.