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WIN. o. MAsSIE. HsNRY w. SMITH
NTASSIE & SMITH
W1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOB THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
4S FRONT STKEET,
nh I'm NEW YORK.
NEW CLOTHING.-CARkA-

10 NEW CLOTHING.-CARHA-
COTT, HARRIS 4 Co, successors to MER-
W. cHHNf, WEIsr6ER Co., are receiving one
@6 of the largest ana best assOrtments Of Ready
Made Clothing ever offered in this market, having
been MANUFACTURED BIZ THEMsHLvES and for style,
quality and fit. cannot be surpassed
Also, Youths and Boys Clothing OF every kind and
quality suitable for Boys from four to sixteen years
old
Furnishing Goods of every kind. including their
Golden Hill Shirts of superior quality
and fit guaranteed, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices!
n. Call and examine them.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & co..
an I6 liz NJ ain street.
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MARBLE WORKS.
ROGERS Il MILLER,
pRACTT0AT, RBLE ASON6.

CORNER OF 9TH AND MAIN bT1.
We respectfully invite the attention Of those In
want, to our stock hand, which consists Of the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments,
Tombs Head Pieces, Nantes, &c, to be found In
the city. Monu nents of any size or design. made
to order. Of the best quality, Italian or American
Marble.
The only premium euer d,oaTded by the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. on Marble work, awarded to
Johp r Rouers e2S-3m
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TN Hanover County Court, December

II AA0AovSA SOonUy SOu4s, 0CCCAugCA
L 2Sth, 1858:
William C. Smith and Richard g. Smith,, Pltfs.
Against, In Chancery.
Billey w TAiley, administrator with thu viii an
nexed) Of John Waddle,s Deft'd.
On the motion of James I Butler and Co.. by coun-
sell they are allowed 20 file their petition ~ be-
come parties plaintiff In this canse. and this
cause came again this day TO be further II rd BY
consent of parties upon the papers formerGsreai:
and the said petition Of James Butler and CO ana
the exhibits herewith hled and was argued By
counsel upon consideration whereof the court doth
adjudge, order and decree. that Of the commits
sioners Of this court do Inquire, Ascertain and
is the amount now due By the PLAINTIFF William O
and Richard g smith, to the estate Of John Waddle
and mill In the BILL and proceedings mentioned and
described. which purchased by the said William
lifetime. by contract In writing entered into be.
tween them, dated the 18th day OF December. 1855.
the said commissioner TO state in his report the
amouat Of interest ~ well principal and the
amount upon which and the time from when the
interest runs.
Copy-Teste.
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NOBLE GKNERosrrY.-Uadsr this head the Ameris
Presbyterian says, that of the city pastors
Of Philadelphia having been Obliged through i'll
health to desist for time from his public labors,
was last week waited upon by member of his
church and profsred three thousand dollars Ia q
check for the purpose Of defrayng his expenses to
Europe for six months.
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A PIPsa DaewHED.-Lateiy was accidentally
drowned 10 the river NTH, Dumfrieshire, Mr.. AM
gus Mackay, formerly piper to Queen Victoria
Eackay was Of o race Of hereditary pipers who OBJ
tanned their instruction at the once celebrated
College of the McCruimius, In the Isle Of Skye,
which has been swept away 10 the changes pro-
duced BY the altered state of Gaelic society. He
ancient and peculiar pieces Of music called
"PiebreAch," with historical and biographical LETT
terpress. Also volume Of Reels and Strathspeys"
with their respective names in both Gaelic and
Eogiish and had q considerable collection of bis
own composition. e.e
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CPRING GALES--l859.

GPRING GALES-l869.
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERE
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, yirginia)
., We are now resSy to exhibit our SPRING
N0TIONa AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
P0RTATlONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactured, enables N to offer TO
the merchants Of
4 VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENEESekE, and
KENTUCKY.
. Stock Of GOODS. not 70 be surpassed in Rx.
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS, in this coun-
try. Our assortment consists in part Of :.
Embroideries. Laces Dress Trimmings, SILK and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Oravats, Ties.
euspenders. Shirts and Collars. Umbrellas, Para.
sols. Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop skirts, Per.
fumeries and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, DC.
3 An endless variety of Small Wares more PARTON.
larry specified in our printed Catalogues.
~ Orders at all times promptly attended 10.
t. 21ts a P7s7 80 ~
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MR.. EDlTOR:-As / a.

c@A MR.. EDlTOR:-As a.
MY promised in my last advertise S
ment that the People should hear from me again,
so now blow my horn" have studied astrcno.
my since my last, and find that thu star of my des
tiny still! moves on; and those who know HAGAN'S
JOHN, know that he has the faculty and indefati-
gable spirit not to let the downfals Of life to cause
him to despair; but push alorg. keep moving"
for the world is but bubble, an he that has too
much lead on his sinker will surely be goner;
therefore offer to the public of my own manufac-
ture, BUGGIE8, SULKIES, ROCKAWAYS and
Light CAkRIAGES-ell as good as can be made
have also HORSES, MULES, &C., &c for saie-in
fact anything under the sun. and will barter and
TO give him call on 18th street, where you will nd
his sign INSIDE down. there you will find HAGAN'S
JOHN, in 7b,on Greek Nation.
~ You shall hear from me again for am
writing Q romance of my own life. NH 2s-d3m
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E. ~ se,. 1.... :s. g H.. 90 :.
AIDDITIONAL euppLIRa 80 =. .

ADDlTlONAL eUPPLIkS I'VE are
cy eoods, rich Robes. ID 6iik. B@nsrf HSreee ~.
lensia. Chslley, and osgaa6ls printed tAWns jaco-
metz ana Organdies, nom loc b la}kc. The fIsesf
lhnts. in very nses styiss ard Gsai vSsisfy: Lner
packs. Drftls and Ohecks ~ boyH 0Sae}rnerss
S0,5insss. sad ssaarsd Gibbs Iril1 Eins1s ana Ts
MANIILLAe-Splsndid assortment Of Ys,noA
LAqe sns sRd Lece md DarsR MansaeA q ns9
3 ahRxAn1G 0o0n6 In 10y Cs1Soss - is
nsue. suitable tor IN and ont dor hands' a 49,
s' as saa v''' = '''e 81 nh nA4uaop.
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H.rfi UnssfrLsD--According 20 private letters
received from Hayti, President Gsnrard 10 any
thing bat securely seated 10 mower. Several no.
litical elubs are already formed against him. The
o,acse sssm s!most universally opposed to him, on
the ground Of his being nulasto. Hs seems 20
o sr.ssilns ssrd, however, 70 postpone or pre-.
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TIE STocKBRIDGE INDIAN CLAMs.-We stated q
few days since that party of Stockbridge Iu-
dams had made their appearance In Columbia
county, N. Y, and laid claim to certain lands in
that county. The owners of course protested
against the claim, and trial was the result,
which was decided in favor Of the present owners.
The Indians, not satisfied with this decision, COM
mitted trespassesa day two ago, upon the lands,
which has caused intense excitement throughout
the entire country.
A large German association, desiring to colonize
10 Mexico, have sent an agent to Washington to
consult with Senior Mata, in referen to the mat.
ter.
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AocIDERr TO ROYAL CoUPLE.-On the 18th of
March the civil marriage ceremony between the
Suitaua Ratina widow Of Ali Ghaio) and Noury
PAcha was performed In Constantinople, and the
alliance thus perfected, the religious rite hav.
ing taken place some days before. By a sine
gular coincidence the bride narrowly escaped,
three days later, being again widow, by an al
most similar accident to that which caused the
death Of her last husband. The young BRIDE
groom WAS coming down the B,sphorus when his
caique struck upon sunken snsg of rock, and
being stove in by the shock, began to fill rapidly.
Fortunately the shore was only few yards of,
and the occupants of the little barge, therefore,
managed 20 reach terra TRINA up to their knees
ia water. Had the accident occurred In mid
channel, poor RAtimA would hare been once more
in the matrimonial market.
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% WILBACHER,
L. BOTTLER. AND WHOLESALE DEALER
LAGER BEER, ALE. PORTER, &c,
(Ofice on 18th, between Main and Cary sts.)
SeRING AND SUMMER SEASON.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage and confidence
In my establishment, from all parts of the Com
monwealth and State at large, take pleasure to
ni' BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
oREAM ALE nd PORTER
at the same prices a. heretofore viz:
Quarts per dozen, :! " Is elsa dog allowed by
Half pints. per doz. 5t-exsra charge for bot
Trusting. by prompt attention to orders. and Of
fering always the beat article to share still great
er part of public favor. anu give general satisfac
ton.
Goods for the country packed in barrels and de-
livered to any Railroad Depot in Town, free OF
/ am still Agent for the sale of Jacob seeger's
PALE ALE, the superiOrty Of which i. seanOw.
mend both articles their pureness and beneficial
effects to invalids.
sE Orders left with Messrs. Duval 4 Norton.
corner 10th and MAIN SITS. Messrs Laidley Robin:
SON, corner 4th and franklin, at my store will
be promptly attended to. NH IS-dtJl
VIRGINIA SAVINGS 3ANK-CHAk
TERED BY TIE LEGISLATURES OF VIR-
GINIA-CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS!-Money re-
II o. nxs nss snd u
per annum is paid for sums remaining six months
longer for shorter periods interest at the rate of
The whole Joint stock bound for the depos it's,
Deposits received and certificates issued By the
Cashier. Z B STARKK, at the store OF e B spence.
s s1d
NH s-sm oWALTHAEL. Secretary.
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QOBINSON'6 MANIPULATED Qua,
~ NO HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFAMNONYA
AND FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER ONT. OF
ROME PHOypHA TIE or IyNF-Th. $3.50.

Aligned having accepted the agency for the sale Of
Rebipson's Manipulated 0UANO. ssk the attention
Of agrtculturtsn and their agents TO this superior
Fertilizer. We guarantees perfect uniformity IN
the quality Of this article and that Il IL ia ali caaes
0nehalf best Peruvian Guano, one-half fipe ground
Bone and the best Phosphate 0usuo.
The machinery used ie new and OF the most ap-
proved description, and from the manner In which
the 6usno and Bone are mixed, being ground togo
the closest contact With the other ensures Z full
appropriation Of both in proper proportions by the
growing crop. 1T ~ -
We refer to the annexed report from DR.. Bickell,
showing the value OF this Fertilizer both for Quick
and permanent results.
IL Ia put mp In good bags, weighing ebsut $50 1bs
each. Pfico. 80 rcr tom Of 1000 lbs.
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TIE REfuRNED AFRICANS "A letter from Mouro.
VIA sAys that the Echos pegroes have been dis.
tributed along tho coast BY the Colonization soc-
ETY., and placed under teachers for intellectual and
moral training. The effects OF their close copnne-
meus q -, aud the salt provisions which they
were obliged 70 eat the letter says have begun TO
manifest Themselves 10 curious aud Offensive ui>
Gers. ss.ss4s
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MARBLE WORKS.
1869.
1853. SPRING GOODS. 1853.
DOGGETT & ANDEKHON-Dealers in

~ Paper Hangings, Msttings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods, Window shades, Beds, Mattresses. &c. cor
ner Of Governor ard franklin streets-Have re-
ceived large and weLseected stock for the Spring
Trade to which they invite the attention Of buyers.
intending to offer such Inducements 20 purchasers
that great bargains may be realized. We are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing in the city or country, promptly, By the best
workmen. ap4-3m
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sssa4A51 IS e. "a S&%S ri ~ - - n ar TkA
GO-kAhI " ~ =. = 49,
- SSSsSfsS 1a0w ~ 6fm ana m1fo0 xQTI4
xIEf8YX CO.. In ~ DuyDen l.r44<92G4
ansHdsa Fl = ~ - ~ " q 49, -
1hSy fnve S1kH 10 ~ ~ $500 pease..ss
two 6ouf0 aboyo non1 Ayefv = - ~ ne14 ~
pcsits 10 Columb11a A0eeis Sn Qxy s@ssss w.s1s .
theY u1tkee4 e&1nuuy y nan1 ~ 49, H. e..n1
h the 9rocsr - .c ~ ~ ~ x n ich thsy
sceeii ~ q thsr friends and the trads
literally. :. 90 - -. 81. AZ Al
kinds ID Produoa On which liberal &4Saness Wiii
bs nsds. I'M krv
= HIQMQ Y kA*F%Hfsa 4
ss .ssss HENH1s yMe{HHatfLfi. 80
E sEs sa SAS y AAhonAAAs
= - r = ~ = J, ,dere;0n
HO-RAhTN6H6n1fs uaus1er
" I'd have formed copartnershil, under re
Arm and style Of WILLIAMS = ~ w ~ y
RuII!Hr vs ~ =, ,hs sstv ~ Kichnsomd.
prsns =. W ~ 49, ~ sii Hardware HOUSE.
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BELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.--Thie lnstiiu-
~ ton. which has been in successful operation fs
the last fve years. is situated on 4tl Z.
CHURCH HILL, RIO iM0ND, yA.
In delightful airy position and is furnished With
every convenience conducive to the comfort Ct pa
TENTS and the successful treatment Of dtseas
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. ksoms
mediation OF gentlemen who may ind IL inccnve
nient 70 be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention will be paid TO the lvsAeN
yards, which are peculiarly cornmodious.
TRIMS:
(Pdyable on hsremordl If tie PdscsfJ
White patients. Per week
Soioleu w. q. ...'''''-''.';s. &, :. zee c,s
~ City accsptances required Tor patients RON
the country unless where the parties are known 70
orc Of the Physicians Of the Hospital
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend.
ance, Nursing aud Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the lnfrmary Of the Medicx, College, 0 small
additional fee. ranging from - to $50. VIII be chs
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum MAJ %
ascertained beforehand BIZ application 10 ons Of tho
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received forbes than week.
Tne undersigned will give their personal sstsa'
don to ell patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING pHIsicIAHB.
JAMES bolton n. d.
Grace street, between Attn And3th.
THOMAS POLLARD, u. D.,
Bolvin's New Building. 18th st.. between Main
O. A. CRENsHAW, n. D.
franklin o., noxt door below Trinity ChurcA
WIN. ". PARKER, n. D..
Law Building, Franklin street. next deor 10 state
rHos. N. NIXON. N. D. Resident PhysiciAa
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IA HATS, CAPS AND : u ooo,.
FOR SPRING. -

1870 ~" WIN. r. MOORE. 1859.
No 207 Broad street,
Rags 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 manufactures, and especially adapted 70
the retail trade of Virginia. Merchants and others
are most respectfully asked give him call before
purchasing elsewhere. knowing that they will find
his stuck complete 10 every variety either coarse
or fine or for young or old which ne ID determined
to sell at the very lowest prices.
He he's secure the services Of his brother. ri
ARD MOORE 80 we'll known to The trade. who will
be pleased to see his friends at any time. Call at
2i7 Broad street.
PS-Hats made to order at the shortest notice.
warranted to it, or Nc sale. (ap9-imJ W.T. M.
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Rome Phosphats Of Lime. .4s.s7 per cent
The above proportion Of Ammonia ana Dons
Phosphate Of Limo 10 known 70 be most proper for
Concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results Of 9umerous practical experiment.
this article viii supply more Of Bono Phosphate Of
Lime than u required BIZ any crop, thus leayins :
corporated with the soil amer cr0pinr and Vi far
nish suf!icient quantity of. Amm0nis % ct ~
nntriment and stimulant.
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PRlsnNfATIoN.-Miss vandenhof and Mr.. Swim.
bourne, recently played 10 Memphis, Tenn, for
the beueht Of the poor. committee OF the Sons
Of Malta, waited on them after tho performance,
aud presented the gentleman with . gold Maltese
cross, and the lady with "msgui6cent" diamond
ring t-1s=,ssH -sf
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nou5as. fAeuIc RAnaoAp.--prsstdeut
OF the Board q etockholdsrs OF shs sortSssr Ss
cine Aailsed. 1ae seock 10 b reduced 70 a as
900. ed 16e stockboidsrs ere required II 1872
der bali The pssesss issns. Prssidsut rovikss ~
Gonste nsuphis, end will call 5 usetins thsss
also - Ieuisviils ard eIssuhsrs. - - -
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THR CONVENTIONS, kc.-All the annual conven.
lions which beset the public 10 May, have began
their meetisgs. The Medical Teachers of the
United States" met In Louisville, Ky, on the I'd
inst. Twenty schools are represented Ia that body
The "Natienai Typographical Union" in which
thirty cities are represented met in Boston Mons
day, and elected officers, including Robert H.
Smith OF Philadelphia, President.
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Tas Rsw Guns rss Observation-Disclosures.
nydssses y Ahs pshIic streets, with cups sstsch.
-. I'M = ~ bess eurs lbe intsnpssancs, D.
49,. ssppssss eAissty psdssartAas vith bevsr.
~ rs"s .sssf lnsoxtcates, end relieves him Of
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sCALAD OIL. Genuine Iusean 61911
= q, S. warranted pare - 'E''s l ssSibsS'saaY.
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SCANDAL RIPurED.-A prominent druggist of Gin.
clunati, Mr.. u. 9. Wayne. pronouuces the asser
tIon % widely made. that strychnine ID used in
the dis,illation Of whiskey, to be without ray
of truth" He adds:
ssStrychnia can be OF NO possible use to the dis.
til,er; Il will net aid him 10 the fermentation of
his mash nor can he from the elements Of the sub.
stance produce alcohol; and to be ofany practical
bsueAt TO him It must DO in one or the other Of
the Ways mentioned" 1888
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HsHA The subscriber has on hand, at his
OOacn Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (I3th and l4th Streets J
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES, BAR0UCHE5, BU6GIES with and without
tops, and hULKlES-all OF his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship-ali Of which Will
be sold as low a. good work of the kind can be in
the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask call
line, as am determined to make 70 order and TO
sell at the lowest prices possibls and all work sold
that 10 new, warranted
NH 7-9m MICAJAH MAN0UM.
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: NAnazAas AHD SRPA aAfIoN-THs SECOND WEDDfNa.
"A youne eoapls we're married ct Justice Purdy .
once yesterday, with little BIZ Of romance at
tsched % shsif union. They we're respectively
rrisx aud Caeherino bot 10 signing the documents,
both put down the name Of Handel - Q surname,
which caussd Inquiry - to their consequently.
aed eiieited the fact that they had been married
before. The young bride, who wss thus N ade
Osrasa girl, mot pretty but possessing Of those
kind and amibie couutensnces which redeem o
muitftude Of detects 10 personal beauty. and con.
vince us that there are sometimes angels on earth
whose divinity b mot confoed to red cheeks aod
rosy lips. It appears from their story that they
we're married three yesss ago in some Eastern city
after an old country c0urtship OF some years. On
the wedding night some viilainous lego whispered
in the ears Of the bridegroom report Of prsviou:
the esvm disruption in his breast, and caused
HIN 70 watch her with anything but fond attens
ton. Nasarally Jealous, he found no difficulty IN
misconsfruing and misappfchendins, until be
oooviuced himself that he was an injured husband.
Uuhappinsss asd divorce followed, and the young
Vife left the Of her troubles and came to this
city, where she honestly supported herself and q
yoang child By hard labor. How II came about
we did not question; but the young husband told
IL in pathetic words that his suspicious were dis
PEELED By positive proof and that his old love came
back with Q force invigorated BY the knowledge
that she Was waiting patiently for him to do her
JUSTICE Letters that she wrote to friends, bedew-
ed With midnight tears, aud speaking wish doubt
ing hope Of the future--of love and couiing trust
always full, and of complaint never mentioning
revealed 70 him her true character and he came to
her and ofsre himself for . second time, speaking
regretfully Of the past and glowiDgy ofthe future
Joy fully she consented, and, he told the story,
her eyes were filled with tears, until at tho con-
clusiOu, when he put out his hand and looked
lovingly ~ her, she laid her head his breast and
wept like child, regardless of the spectators, not
one Of whom was hardened enough TO smile or
jeer. They started out anew Q happy couple
Detroit Eres Hress ADrfl ~.
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VIoLEaf ExpLosioN--The Mobile Mercury learns
that the steam mill Of J. 8. Hailes, De Soto,
Miss, exploded on the 18th nit, with terrible eff
feet, instantly killing Mr.. Il. and negro man
They wero literally torn into fragments, which,
not dIstinguishabls from each other, were scat-
tered in every direction, some Of them even
lodged up 10 the forest trees. The mill had been
stopped for dinner, and the boilers burst just as
the engine Was being started again.
TB RELIGIOUS TROUBLES In TExAs.-Tbe difficulties
between the inhabitants Of Fannin county, Texas,
and the anti slavery, Methodist, located In that
quarter, have been temporarily settled BY the
latter agreeing for time, to abstain from preach
ing. The Texas Advocate, the organ of the Metho.
dist church, South, fully and warmly endorses the
proceedings Of the people, and urges the thorough
and Immediate eradication of the Methodist
church, North, in Texas, with whatever force may
~
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No. IS ezcorD grnRsr.l
rrpoa ssl ~ q ,, gan,{ p. 1855. }
s.slrr cent.

RoRINsoS, EsQ .ef Baltimore city. :
a sample Of the above, which was taken ct your
ralls. VAS found. upon analysis. to DO capable OF
producing Of -
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IRON! STEEL TIM
4 SHEET IRONl
GILLIAM = DUNLOP,
M .2,seonsore .0rrsf

No III Sycamore Street,
- PETERSBURG, VA,
Importers and Dealers In Iron, &c,
Invite the attention of railroads, merchants and
manufacturers, to their well assorted stock, com
2rising-
English and Refined best brands,
Sweedes and American Hsmmered, IRON.
Round Square and Flat Bars, all sizes,
Wide Plough Iron, 6 to IL inches, }IRON.
Band, Hoop and Scroll all sizes, -
Oval. Round. and all kinds Of Car IRON.
rage,
Cast, Shear, Englisa and American Blister, Ger
man. Spring, and Round Machine 81 EEL
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIC LEAD, and TIN
SHEET IRON, No 10 to n
fe l6-3m rt.rt .s