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sss HATS, CAPS AND e@
80 STRAW GOODS, S&f&
FOR SPRING.
sso VIM T. MOORE 1859

No 2U7 Broad S.rett,
Begs leave to inform merchants and the public
generally that he has now OPEN and ready for sale,
one of the most complete stocks of
HATS. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
ever offered which has been selected with care from
the best manu factori.; aud especially adapted to
the retail trade of Virginia. Merchants and others
aremost respectfully asked to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere knowing that they will find
bis stick complete 10 every variety either coarse
or fine or for young or Old which he is determined
to sell at the very lowest prices.
ARD MOORE. 80 we'll known to the trade, who will
be pleased to see his friends at any time. Call at
ri Broad street.
PS-Hats made to order at the shortes st notice.
warranted n fit n a. sale. Y-lmI w Il NJ.
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1859. sPKING TRADE. 1859

1850. SPRING THA AIDE. 1859
NHINA, GLABS AND EARTHEN-
~ WAKE-GEOR9E j SUMNER, No. % Pearl
street, Richmond Virginia, Is now receiving his
spring stock of China, Glass and Esrthenware,
Looking Glasses and House furnishing Goods By di.
rect i'm portatin from the potteres in England and
try. Our purchases have teen unususlly large
and our stock iaii in good terms as any house
In the country. We iavite merchants and dealers
generally TO call and examine assuring them of
Intention and ability to offer the trade az
On sssortmsnt. and At as low prices any repack.
tended to. ~ iaii' AZ
Is y GEO SUMNER
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NOTICE TO rOBACt.ONIsTs AND
IN MERCHANTS.-Made to order, TOBACCO
KEGS, of any sizs As have on hand q large
glad to furnish from is 0 to 600 egs this
have also for s1ie FLOUR BARREJ.S and HAIT
BARRELs. suitable for flour. sugar. plaster. 10.
R00AKY
Shop corner 9th and Cary sts
NB:-Cash paid for BARREL TIMHEk.
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WARcHHH. CLOCKS.
PIANOn, Ao.
: FIRST PREMIUM GRAND


FIRST PREMIUM GRAND
fsaI23f AND SQUARE PIANOS. Grand
Nh PSI III and square Piano Forte Warerooms.
x sdenerai depot Of foreign and Ameri-
Music. Musical Instruments and all other arti-
Giles belonging TO Musical Warehouse. b. QIEHLE
90, No 23l Broad street, between Third and
Fourth streets, Richmond, We. The undersigned.
at the request OF many Southern friends, have es-
tahlished aud opened in Richmond. No. 23l Broad
street, between Sd and 4th sts, PIANO FORTE
WAkEkOOM, where 10 addition to extensive
stock of PIANO fORTES, offer for sale
general assortment of FOREIQN AND AMERI.
CAr MUSIC. of the meet popular COM osers, Mu-
sical Instruments Of all kinds. end those articles
establishment seminaries Academies. institutions
of learning, &C, will find IL to their advantage to
deal with us. as We are prepared to sell music DC,
ct Northern prices, and they will thus save the
freight between this city and the North. The bust
ness will be conducted under the name and sty 10 OF
GlEHLE co.
A guaranteeis given Of every instrument for five
years from the time of purchase and the privilege
exchange within six moni his after date of sale Is
accorded. All orders will be promptly and faithful
iy executed.
will be made for cash.
Tuning promptly attended to.
Old Pianos taken In exchange and hired at low
rates.
The public are respectfully invited to give as
call before purchasing elsewhere. we are deter
mined not to be underso,d.
fe 25-d3m GKHLE L co Richmond. Va.
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D WILBACHER,
L. BOTHER. AND WHOLESALE DEALER
LAGER BEER, ALE, PORTER, &C.
(Ofice on 18th, between Main and Cary sts)
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON:
Thankful for tho liberal patronage and confidence
ia my establishment from ali parts OF the Com
monwealth and State at large. take pleasure to
state. that shall sell during the Spring and Sum-
Asf BOTTLED 81 LAGER Be BEER r., AIM
ct the same prices as heretofore. viz:
Quarts per dozen, 81 75l IS elsa doz allowed by
Pints. o0J return OF bottles
Half pints. Per doz. 5o-ez.r ,s. charge for bot
Trusting, by prompt attention t: orders. and of.
ering always the best article to share asti great
or part of public favor aad give general sAtisfac-
Goods for the country packed in barrels. and dc.
ivered to any Railroad Depot in Town, free OF
1 am still Agent for the sale Of Jacob seeger's
LAGER sEEk and xseb Is
mend both for their pureness and beneficial
~ Orders left with Messrs. Duval Norton.
corner 10th and Main SIS, Messrs Laidley Il Robin.
SON. corner 4th aud Franklin. or at my store viii
VIRGINIA SAVINGS 3ANK-CHAE
TERED BIZ THE LEGISLATURES OF VIR-
GINIA-OAPITAL 100000 DOLLARSi-Moneyr re-
ceived on deposit in sums OF five dollars and up.
on u s sae 81
or longeror shorter periods interest at the rate OF
The whole jeint stock bound for the depos it's.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier. T STARK l. at the store OF spence.
sad ST. S
.TB STARKE, Cashier
NH 3-3m WALTaALL. Secretary.
ni0 BUSH. Black Peas in store, fer
my2-im BACON q baskerville.
= RICHTEks BREWERY,
-. CORNER BROAD AND 5rH SITS.
From this day i will sell )TTLHD LAGER
BEER. viz: Quarts. Pints and Half Pints.
Quarts, per doz. IS
Rlnts per doz,...; -; 10
Goods for the country packed In boxes and deiy
erea 70 any railroad depot in the city free of charge
apl2-2ms
HENRICO SAVINGS BANK.-CHAR-
"A TERED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
posits.
CAPITAL-S5O.O
ncney received on cepcsit In sums of FIVE Doll
Lhho and UPWARDS, on which interest at the rate
oil ak per cent per annum is paid for sums ren,ain-
Tag SIX months or longer; for shorter periods. inter-
JNo 7 CLAY. Of James Gray Sons.
wHERRY. at the Exchanee Bank.
wM1RA SMITH. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
Z II Rhodes. Of smith khsdes Co: Charles
Stebbins, of Stebbins Pullen; A. Clarkson. q
Hlarks0n, Anderson 90; 20 A Paine. OF Kent,
Paine Co; William Taylor. of Isaacs z Taylor;
w Grubbs. Of Grubbs Apperson; johnson.
Quarles q Go: John Hawes. of Anderson, 0rsen
lawes John Mahony. Of Wsyt nsh,o a w an
Cons: Pulien. Of stebbins 6 Putlen;. Tsy-
lor. Jr Of Van Lew Taylor; Or Mtlls; WI WI.
,ian neuling; woodbridge; Jonn MPn,s Va:
kihs; Wi'iaIn III Lyons. Attorl ey. n.
Deposits received and Certineates ss sssT is
Main street. Wh Ia IL
mr. 3-2tawlm lLon1uLek.
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c@4 NEW CAkkIAaE MAN0-

6SsSse FACTORY, CORNER OF 9TH AND
BdUAU efkEETS.-1ho subscriber having had ~
years prsct al experience in the manufacturing CT
C4RRLtGES in some of the lar . st Adjustments
IN the North and South. hatters himself that he is
fully able to manufacture The innst fashionable as
we'll as the p!ainest style of CARRIAGES, to be
foand IN the state Possessing various advantages
in his business he Is enabled seli his work at low
er prices than can be afforded others in the traa
Ne has now on hani. OF his Own manufacture BUG
GEES with ana without tops, ROCkA WAYS. dc.
which he will sell at very low prices
27-lm& JOHN DOES.
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IT. TURPIN, ROPER d MUIR
RAY,
UNDERWRITERS,
Governor street, between Nj ain aud Franklin, Rich.
mond, Va,
Keen constantly on hand all kinds of ready -msde
COFFINSA ND AEFALLICBURLAL CASES.
NH 23-Iy
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L. NIX. EUlTOR:-AaIM

c@EAA MI Is. EDtIUh :-a5 fNm
8 promised in my last advertise GS
menl that the People should hear iron me again,
80 now blow my horn" have studied astrcno-
my since mr. last and find that the star OF my des-
tiny still moves on; and those who know HA9AN'S
JOHN. know that he has the f-cuity and indefati
gable spirit not let the downfslis Of lite
MIN to despair; but push along. Keep N owing"
for the world is but q bubble, and he that has too
much lead on his einker will surely be goner;
therefore offer to the pubic OF my own manuiac-
ture. BUG9IEs, SULkIES, RO5RAWAYS and
Light CAkRfAGES-aH rs good az can be made
have also HORSES, NJ LE5, &c, &C Tor sale-in
fact. any thing under the sum- and will barter aud
trade for even old shoe soles All you have do is
TO give him call 18th street, where you will nd
his sign UPSIDE down, there you will find HAGAN'S
JOHN, in IbtDn Creek Nation.
SEr You shall hear from me again. for am
writing a romance of nv own life NH 23-d3m
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MARBLE WORKS:
ROGERS O. MILLER,
pRACT Il Nj BEE Nj 30 n 8,

AC 4 l. M A j. 3 L Il NJ q . y 4
CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN SIS.
We respectfully invite the attention OF those 10
want to our stock on hand, which consists OF the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments,
Tombs, head Pieces, Mantles &c to be found in
the city. Monu nents Of any size o. design, made
to order of the best quality, Italian or American
Marble.
The only premium ever AWARDED by the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. on Marble work, awarded TO
Holm r. Rogers e25-3m
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kAILROAu9. IA.
a KfCaM0ND AMI

= au kfCHM0ND AMI
PETERgBURa RAILRoAn
THR0uga gREIaATs BETWEEN RIcHMosp
AND NOnTn vAhOLlNA--Rrom the 9Th d6y n
and accommodation trains On this rod viii ies1s
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY. WRDHE
DAY and FRIDAY. Ut . o'clock, 4 IA, instsed of
O'Clock, ~ before.
Arrangements have been made BIZ this Coms..,
for the prompt and punctual wardiua ana Dr.,
cry Of al Produce. Goods or other articles Of
designed for transportation either way betv 10.
Richmond and points between Petersburg and ~
leigh. kidgway, Greensboro, Salisbury, and C..s,.
lette, North Carolina. ct Low rates, withous az
charge for for warding storage, &c. All suck sr,i
c.es sent 10 Richmond, should be canasnsS ~
plainly marked Tothe care Of the Freight Agent ~
the Richmond end Petersburg Railroad. at Peters
burg" By whom they will be promptly forv
A 70 the rates Of tolls on tho Roads south 81 p
tersburg, which they require 10 be prepaid A. q,
80 Raleigh. inform may be khi at the Dspos
OF this Company ct RichmoHd
Once B p r r COL
March ]. 1879 mn a..
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DELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Instiu'
- ton. hich has been in successful operation Or
the last dve years, is situated Gu
CHURCH HILL, RIO lHoND. VA,
In delightful airy position and Is furnished WIZ
every convenience conducive 10 the coLafort CT -
tents and the successful treatment Of disease
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. hSoms
have been nicely furnished suitable 20 the accom-
modation OF gentlemen who may ind u ineonfs
Particular attention viii be paid TO the IDiaesH
wards. which are peculiarly ccmmodicus.
playable on the rernordlof the Ra'icss9
White patients, per week..--....-'''.'''-'''.'ss
Colored do. ......-..:
Private Rooms, .,.,-......-sI 70 si2 -
M City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known
one OF the Physicians OF the Hospital
This includes ali charges for Board, Medical stteho
ance, Nursing and Medicine. By an srransehss1
with the Infirmary OF the Medical College. SINAI
additional fee ranging from 81 to So. viii De shsTs
I'd for Surgical cases. Tho particular sum MAJ 70
sscertained beforehand By application TO cue Of nc
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less TRAN week.
The undersigned will give their personal asXn
ton to all patients placed In their Hospital
LANES ROI.TeS N. D.,
Grace street, between sth snGSa.
THOMAS POLLARD, u. D.,
and Franklin.
GA. C9ENsHAH, u. D,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Shgfeh
WIN. w. fARkkk, u. y.
Law Building Franklin street, next deor 20 s ms.
rHos. NJ. NIXON. M. D. Resident Physician
IN I--6m
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
MAC IEIGENE SCHEnIE

485 prizes amounting 20 s3sO00e
Whole Tickets. >l0; Halves, IS Quarters, az SO F;
Eighths 81 IS.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 90 600, corresponding with
those numbers on the tickets, printed on separate
slips of paper are encircled with sms II tin tubes
and placed 10 one wheel.
he first 437 Prizes, similarly printed and encir
cled arc placed in another wheel
The wheels are then reyoived. and a number il
drawn trosa the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number aud Prize drawn cut are opened and
hibited TO the audience, and registered by the Com
mssoLer5. the Prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn- This operation repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn cut.
APPROXIMATION PRIzgs.-The two preceding and
fret .,rzes will be entitled to the % Approxima-
ton Prizes. Forexampie If Ticket Number li250
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets nuntered
lI24S ll249 Ii25I, ii252, will each be entitled
S4W. III Ticket No $50 draws the SD,Ut0 PIiza
those Tickets numbered 54S. $40 55i. a52 will each
be entitled to $780, and 80 on according to the above
Scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last fl xure of the Number that draws the s500U
$sOOOO Prize ends with No !. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be emit led to $50
If the numb ends with No 3, then all the tickets
where the Number ends IN " i'll be entitled to t2U
and 50 Ga too
pay able in full without deduction.
a1r The Managers Printed Certificates of packa
ges Of 10 tickets, will be sold at the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate of package of - .hole tickets. $50
10 half %
ar$A
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/" 10 half
" 10 quarter
So {" 10 eighth %

In GARDENING TICKETS oR oSRfiFiCAfRs
Hnciose the money to our address for tie Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they VIII be forwarded
By rst mall Purchasers have Tie ets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
topurchasers mme distsiy after thsdraw;ng.
In future our single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orfers for Tickets or Certificates in the
above schenes 20
Or WOOD EDDY co, Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD EDDY Il CO. Wilmington. Del.
ATA list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the Prize that each one lie
entitled TO- will be published after every craving
i'm the following papers .-4paSta C6nStifutioaalisf
Eob,Ie Rs0ister, Nashville Gdsstte. Ns,o York Heek
IN Dry Book Richmond tFdD Dispatch, Pa tld.po
f'Niss0 Clarion and Neto York Herald
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j KHAN & Co.

aGNIFIC ENT HEME
Til. following Scheme will be drawn ey WOOD,
EDDY CO., (srccessors 20 4. SWAN Co ) G6n-
ayers Of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. Of
Georgia. at Augusta, Ga. IN pubic, as follcss;
GLASS Is draws on sATURDAI, May lth, lsSs.
GLASS II draws on SATURDAY, May 2ist. 1889.
GLASS % draws SATURDAY, May 2Sth. 1889.
TO BE DRAW ON The PLAN OF HLNGLE
NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AMI
EfGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
$4,000 TIC Z e T g
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RICHMOND, January l. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day

L associated themselves together under the finn
and styIe Of JOHNSON Il JRUEHEAhT, for the
purpose Of conducting General Grocery. Commits
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house Cary street, for
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad. second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best sssors;
furnish to the trade the lowest prices. BY strict
attention to business they hope 20 receive liberal
share of patronage. b. j. JUhNSON,
Late Of the firm of Dibreil johnson.
BAT. TkUEHEART,
ia l-ts Late of Danyille, Va
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WATTS CUFF BRACED PLUWS-
w CO-PARTNERSHIP.-W have associated
ourselves in business, under the firm of GEO WATT
4 CO. and Will continue to make and sell George
Watts Patent Plews, namely: Cuff Brace, with
Breast imprOvem? ut and Hanover patterns of differ
ent sizes with both wrought and cast points, ant
will keep on hand all the castings belonging to
them.
Flows JUMPING Coalters, Cultivators Corn or Tobae-
co Weeders, ian invention or Geo Watt's) Road
MAKE Straw Cutters. Grain Crsaies &c. NssrIs
all of these implements made in our own facto.
ry, of the best material and warranted to give
tisfactiCH or be returned.
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best efforts will BIO used
give them superior articles.
HUGH WATT
nhoro L.
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COINAGE or SILVER DoLLARs.-Si.ver dollars
have become exceedingly rare. A letter from San
Francisco states that their coinage is soon to he
commenced at the mint in that city. This ia
thought matter OF considerable i'm por lance az IL
10 hoped that the Chinese can be Induced to take
the American dollars instead of the Mexican
which are a. premium. aud that by that n,eans.
the discount over 81, 000, 900, which amount of
silver 10 annually exported to China, usy be saved
70 the merchants of this country.
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cIssoLUrIoNs, 40.


no PARTNERSHIP ucdersign-
~ cd have formed a co-paftnership, under the
firm and style of WILLIAMS Eltio1T; ior ne ne
purpose OF conducting general HAhD"A nIs
business in the city Of Richmond.
They have taken the wcli known Hardware house
of Thos A Rust. 81 Main street. where they nave
opened an entirely new and complete stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
And hope by strict attention TO business and mod
crate prices to merit the patronage Of the public
RICHMOND L WILLIAMS.
Late with Van.Lew, Taylor e 20.
wy ELLIOTT,
an Rim Late with Smith HAYWOOD.
nISsOLUTIOE OF CO PARTNER
- sUIP-The CoPsrtnership Of sTEARNs
THlJRSTON In this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. FRANKLIN sTEARNo will settle up the
outstanding business Of Stearns Thurston:
FRANKLIN oTEARNS,
aS2-ts PHiNEAS THURST0N.
VO-PARTNERsMlP NOTICE. have
~ this day associated with me in co-partnership
VIM BRENT of the late firm of Gretter Brent
The busiRers will be conducted under the firm OF
STEARNS Il co. II STEARNS,
an It's WIN BRENT.
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BoAAo"0 RELIABLE
FOR TEE RAPID AND xrTEcrUAL CURE S OF
SYPHILIS
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA
xrs gk6Hsq as. AsEsHnTloSs'
EExsiPkIAs: TLSERs. FIsTuLA
tHRoSiC CoUGis AND COLDS
PiIES. CEN ah4L DEBfLITTIlc
CHRONIC FEEER ANv AGgE
MERCURIAL DISEASE FEMALE DLSEASES
And all Diseases arising from an Impure state OF
IM ~ sf Us zee e IN IfftFE.
In Offering this medicine to the publio, the pro-
that It does not ralk among the SO called quack
medicines OF any Of the new upstairs OF the Day,
but as truly great and wonderful remedy, whose
extraordinary curative powers are authenticated
BY men of hig hest respectabiy and Of the strict.
est integrity Fer more than ten years has BUR
ROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE stood the test OF
experiences in Norfolk vicinity reforming during
that time miracles in the way OF cures Gases OF the
most obstinate and inyeterate Diseases nave been
thor, ughly and permanently restored TO health by
the use of this medicine. after having been pro-
nounced incurebis by the most eminent physicians
The rrenrietors have IN their possession thou
sapdp of certificates from the most Influential and
discriminating who have not only allowed taeir
Of this medic re. but who are willing. II addressed
upon the subject, to respond with the afflicted.
aud thus satisfy them OF the tIuthfu'ness OF Whai
il hero asserted before dollar is expended in
chasingit. Some persons may doubt tho efh5scT
of this medicine for the reason it is recommended 70
cpre 80 many affections and which, to the skeptc,
NAV appear impossible FIR aay one medicine to do.
The why thi. preparsti"n egIes 50 many dis,
s eHSNs !: 1s'e OF re 4 Z w6fE HtMdS Y
TEN thoroughly purifying the blood and renov-
ing all morbid distractions, which cannot be de-
Uied are the true Of all diseases. All that
is ask ed for this medicine is fair trial. which will
a.suredly convince any one OF it's extraordinary et
rscy in curing the various diseases for which it Is
recommended.
The following persons. living in Norfolk Va, and
its vicinity, have certified by saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURROWS
RELIABLE MEDICINE for the cure of all diseases
for hch it is recommended assuring the afflicted
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NORTHERN lCE.---We are prepare
AZ 10 furnish our custosaers and the estissns ~
erallv vim the best Northern los, on Ie<sonsu
terms, pledgirg ourselves .e spare 20 kans r.,rer
fy cur CUSTOMERS. Thankful for the q
the same We viii deliver Ice at any o. sss vsyy s
In Richmond or on canal boats. on Isss @ AZ,
from the vessel Ice Houte on the poeA' VA No
street. between 3ist ana ~; rptN 4 TAYLOR
We are unfolding so toss Ice. whscn ws Gan :"
liver from the vessel very low .rAyLoR.
ap l6-lm 0hI1slN : 80
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

CEKIIFICATES:
NORFOLK LoDGE, MOL
NORFOLK. Sept 9th. 1852.
DR. B BUIRow: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your Request We the undersigned, wonld cneerfuliy
state that attention called TO the depiorabie
city VINO had been treated by the hyscians of hat
institution for Syphilis, without efectiug a
and By the order the Masonic Lodge OF this city
(of which this stranger was brother.) directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine and that
after he ha3 taken it few weeks, he was pro.
nounced cure1, and left Norfolk apparently well
man. Respectfully yours.
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RICHMOND. APRIL ~, i2s.
Two THE PUBLIC have THIS gay
l. constituted aud appointed sAML ySF 81 ny ny
Asent. by deed duly recorded In the ensee OF Ins
Court OF Rustiass OF the city Of Richmond 70 ~.
duct for me, and IN nay name. 9saerM cenA''
sion aud Forwarding Business rvrsR
ap 2o-fms fhAAS sS
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In conformity with the foregoing,
will conduct, at my old stand on Cary stree; W.
doors below the Columbian Hotel. dsrstA Yin nr
mission and For wardiag Bu.insas. shAn ~
undivided aud personal ttention b TIE safe " ",
~ kind Of country produce. such - wnsAs. =, hs
Flour Tobacco &C, aud BY stries stten.ioe "
rasranaga S SAM'L n JxTkk.
An aa-ims Agent for frans Jstsf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-14

In FAVOR OF THE MAJoRIrY-The Express,
of yesterday, has a learned dissertation on
the doctrine of the right t the majority to
rule. 1t has hitherto been opposed to this
doctrine. but now that majority Of the pso
pie Of this State have decided, by sustaining
the Administration, that majority shall not
rule, except in such cases as the President is
willing, il thinks it can safely trust the people
with the Lecompton principle Of Federal die
tation and unresisting subservience on the
part of the masses The President said, no
matter If the citizens Of Kansas were opposed,
saving small minority, to the Lecompton
Constitution, still they ought to have been
forced to have it, and the people of Califor-
MIA have said "Amen." As long as a MAORI.
ty of the people declare that a minority shall
rule, surely Lecomptonism ought to be salts
fed with the will of the majority. If the
man who is robbed thanks the robber, the
robber should be satisfied. If the receiver of
an insult is willing quietly to pocket it, Ger
tainly the insulter need not take any pains to
retract or to apologize. And if the people
do not wish to maintain the principle of gov
erning themselves, let them hunt out their
masters.