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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.-
Charleston papers received last night contain
nothing worth the space, that has not been
fully set forth by telegraph. The DISPATCH
has made arrangements for special and full
Geographic reports of the proceedings of the
Convention, the first Of which is published
this morning. To-day, the dispatches say, will
be an exciting one at Charleston.
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sssssssxssssasl J.. ~ ~ ,y lsszxssss;;
WANTED-NUxsE;=!l Eish = hire az :sss:
ss&-s nse''' r.nlls ID = Sso ~.s III:
AtHI1gES3R;Fv ? o. ~. ~ 5 =. NEY p,lEll
d' .sA1 e Il fd 3; asssf Era:..
W1nrm TN q 's;:, Xo TiN LARis
NEss AI.Iy u Miss N. q; GIBSON.
.:saas s.as ksSkkE kkKk0r f H.Eas:'
nss.:. to S:,s,s .a :: IN sc: 9,s'
WANTED..A, SITUATION ~ CLERK. in
: @ddis sea s:nti:@.a: vSc rs: Sesn rss;
:.;sr xad's.: Box Ss 1 SeS"osd ' go :"'''
w, STRESS; Ende tstands Dress s si,as and ali
kinds OF Family Sewing. Call this office.
WANTED-Aro good HORSE-sHOER. For such
" ap s,"M. INV =" JAS u Union Woli;..
WANTED-rO HIRE-A white woman: who
Apply a j: fowEIf's. Roof f .ssS.d door
WANT 2 D. COACH PATNTERs AND
and tas Il fTHls,
ap 2s-st 10th st.. between Main and Cary.
WANTED-A competent HACK DRIVER. for
Well snd none "1 Other nesd
"'''y' a liberal price viii n be e paid ii.ipscoMgr
apS-ts 81 ST., between Broad and Grace.
Springs. two or three ns N" SN IN S3SM
81; civ None !" but the Psrt Vee6 a a.
WANTED-sTORE-O Main street, between
w 18th and l4th SITS. liberal rent will be s,yen
Posse ssIon wanted as soon as possible
WANTED.-Iw wish to purchase a good COOK
such %NTos g ef Nsk sSSa saSon
WANTED-By a gentleman and his wlfa,
room r. T! ara ia pleasant locality; Addres. ;;E
wSsrEa ,1S E5kEA good c COX
of the year, or By the month. Apply at residence
apl7-ts Between Main and rankin.
WANTED "A good OPERATOR ON " heeleI
.n Nv Wilson's Sewing s.M Mn Ths cueNEpv
!. the paes 70 get sat c%s
81 NJ ERES secured and pressed, to look like new.
Go to KINGS and see his work.
ap3-lm 10th St., between NJ ain and Cary.
w ANTE D-IMMEDIATELY.- 6rst-rate
w NJ A tt LA MAKERS. None but good
hands need apply
GINTER, ALVEY l. ARENTS.
ap2-ts Corner of Main and 18th streets.
WANTED-2.OOO doz. Champagne Boa TIES
w wanted by DUDLEY e CO,
mh13-ts 72Man st.
WANTED-Every body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81, Main
assortment of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags
Of every style, at prices as low as they can 6<
bought in the Northern cities, both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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LETTER ~f A~ceptRuce.

witLIANs.rRe. Va, April i7in, a. W. of
GKxTLEMEN - YOar highly esteemed ~ ,hst
the l%th inst, expressing vonr sincere ~, ms
| should he elected to the Office nj Juuke ~
Circuit, has bee "A received. Such mnnli,snss II
from ~ considerable \ portion al the ieso. hs,n
my native city, amongst wbnm iay siie,ass.tIoa.
spe ct, ~ to ne source of nnisis ncn IN.
Should IL he tho RE asarc nf tne people oi 20
cult to concur in yorr choice. Shsl eSsea ,us,ify
TO III scharge the trust re posed IN me as " Il
their preference. r,d tn command ihs "''''
the country and Of INV own conscience. IT.
a,a. gentlemen: very respsscGt,Mn IN
~ 49, i.EMl'El, ]. BO"U o.
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nett, of Mount Olive, N. c., for improvement
in corn and cotton cultivators; l.. Il. Joynes
Of billiards town, N. c., for improvement in
cotton thinning plows; w. II. Mccoy, Of
Wheeling, and Jno. F. Smith, of Grafton, Va,
for improvement in window sash.
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M EsQ~Tbs 10y s.t!aY q. cSs>-
c s. ~ Ire sdms4istfalion 81 ~ eeascss !.
sees q one On. ssY Jaass,h ~ ~
faithfully aud promptly kon scnsrss ths -, $50 ~
NAY look more conkdensi, n, non none 70 vAom ~.
, men shs9 youf.el Long w,ns ca
s s'%1s ,ss yrT,
your eminent professional cam cam public spr,Is
EC3s n.@'"n 81 shs ssd shsy-s
nsvosness ~ sss,n a:vcscn
toe with mercy, Bot siv..s0 vSceh temps, ~
apa 70 aekacvlsdsmen tnn tAe limit ~
Ts ."as s1s vsScsnis ssrvess ~ o., g S"s, s
sarnsssiy desir. thai , s and f.llo. .S,s,ass
auction. and cordially AK 10 ~ MI the oAes !:
{"ua nams - candidate Tor The fr rzsd q ~
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The nuAssref the Wssk,y sDsspaseA issaed
his motntag eoatains most lauGhabls story
entitled TIE Uxar aad The Frsnchman. or How
to Convince ASkspuc"- Rambiings IN Africa
Childrea aAd Scarlet Fsvsr-Aa Adventure
with EsQuimaux Dogs-The japanese ~ San
FrauciDOos0uososgA Puesry. aad ~ usuai
editorial, news nattef. lceal summary and
commercial review.
Price cents 1t he counter or cents when
In wrappers ready for mailing TO friendsin the
country. xHE
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Coon NEWS FOR HUsBANDs.-Iu the suit of
dry goods merchant for the payment of
bill of $780, incurred by the wife of the defend.
ant, Judge in New Orleans decided against
the plaintiff, on the ground that most Of the
articles purchased were useless, and he should
not have sold them to the lady
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For EUROPE.-The steamer Persia sailed
from New York Wednesday, for Liverpool.
with 220 passengers and $4,000 in specie
Among her passengers We're Sir VIM. Gore
Ouseley and family, and Miss Nah.nee. bah.
me. qua, an Indian Princess
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tice with mercy. bot 4
law: and N aekn0vle'
nithTll sae vSlusbie es
We, yOur neiShbors. n,
earnestly desire thai
euesti0n. and cordially
your name ~ . caudi,
Hastings Court ri this
WyndAam Robertson.
Won't. Paine 4 Co.,
F. Fleming Griffin,
!. Randolph Tucker,
Joseph Allen,
Arthur A. Morsou.
Ea-ers. sutton K CO.,
r. ]. Barnes.
WIN \. MacfaFland,
Win. Green,
Andrew Johnston,
VIM. w. Gwathmey.
]. Pnnn'i.
T. w. B.ockeni,ro,,sh.
J. Maury Garland,
". A Claiborne.
John w. Bransford,
burton 4 Oseennow,
W. o. Taylor,
J. q. Cabell.
John L: Eubank.
Alex Duval,
2. j. Wright.
John l.. Tate.
c. w Purcell,
David H. Thicker,
p. 4. Sutton,
NestOr II. Forbes.
Purcell. Ladd l. Co.,
Geo. N. Gwathmey,
Geo. w Randolph.
les K. Lee.
w. II. Haxall,
NJ. NJ Young,
w. Goddin.
Jas M, Taylor,
thOs H. Price.
SEQ, j Sumner,
y. Miller.
WIN. H. Christian,
Juo. l.. Bacon.
Geo. 8. Palmer,
II. +. g. Haskervill,
VIM. p. Strother.
A. AntOni,
WIN. A. Jenkins,
Sam'lJ. Harrison,
Sam'l b. Smith.
Jos b Peasants,
b. G. Wherry,
!. Nnnnally,
Jas: b. Macmurdo,
J. F. C. Potts,
J. NJ. MURRAY,
Rieh'd H. Stfother,
R. C.. Macmurdo.
]. Adalr Peasants,
VIM. T Allen,
B. W. Haxan,
Z. J. Archer,
]. Adams Smith,
Thos j. Evans.
Hancock Lee,
Ro. A. Paine,
Edward SlntOn,
L. X. Baker,
Geo. W. Jones,
Miles Selden,
Sam'l p. Mitchell,
VIM. H. Fry.
POwbatan Roberts.
l.. LOttier
Benz. C. Gray,
Alfred Gwatlimey,
Il. p. Gaines,
James A. Scott,
A. N. Walker,
Walter p. Morris,
D. I. Williams,
Jas Pieassnts,
F. w. Roddcy.
James B. Dupuy,
,lnO. f.. White.
John Ii. Powell,
p. B. Snblett,
Henry C.. Watkins,
John o. Steyer,
Sam'l G. Donnan,
X. H. Dibbrell,
T. b. Grundy.
B. d. Barnes,
Thos. T. Johnson,
J. H. anthony.
Chas. Mctiruder.
Ed. VIM De Voss,
W. Il. Smith,
Potts. Farley Il Co.,
las. c. Hunt,
Henry James,
WIN. s Trlplett,
SHm'l H. Gordon,
w. H. Powers.
Harvey. ArInstead, L
Williams,
b. H. Smith,
j. G Joplin.
RIcHMO0, Apri!2l.
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s so. Ss Z < e ei%ss !"
: SS|S'ss$4s ~: RAT. roA 4 81, ExTxaar-
%%GC90s sTAA Ss,, BED sue ExTERMINAToR
: :SSsfzks" xLEcrl.sSf sqx9s. roH IN
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats, Reaches. ice. MOles, Ground Nice, Bed
Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Insects ON
Plants: Fowls; Animals, &C., &C., In Short every
vERMIN.
the city Post Ofice.thsc city Prisons and Station
Heu,ss. :, city Stssmers, Ships. &C. the CITY
than 70 900 private families.
Dfnygists and retailers everywhere sell them.
Wholesale agents in all the large cities and
=! BEw.Rg!. Of spurious limitations.
al sample Boxes sent BY mail.
to oo'''. a a1as K Co Pnsipsi Depot Hss
sl2 Broadway, topp2sitc g Niehclcs Hotel; N. Y.
Gold by poRcE Which,. .Ae aud ! s S3i
apT d2wcwatsdf) Richmond, Va.
n. Semple's InfatIibIe Baking Powder
Some months since We commenced using these
Powders in our - home departme MT and find
they give such entire satisfaction that they have
become with us regular - household instisu-
tion.' It ia tbs best article ever offered t. the
housekeeper for use.-No0olk Tag Book.
J. w. GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, Richmond.
For sale by druggists and grocets generally.
Sweet Oil for Tobacconisis' use, for sale by
JNO. W. CARLICk
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RICHMOND, FpriI II, no.
To Messrs. Wyndham Robertson, Kent, Paine
Co Fleming Griffin. ]. r. Tucker, Jos. Allen,
Arthur "A. MOfson. and others:
GENTLEMEN IL have received yours of this du,
requesting me to permit my name Ia he Nessnisd
to the voters of the city to fill the hee Of Judss
II the Hastings Court of the city Of R.chmaud-
The Importance of that office 10 the people af
Richmond. and the responsibility which vii bear
upon the man who fills it, cannot be too highly AZ.
prcciated either by the public or himself And
whilst cannot decline the honor or the trust, II
the people OF Richmond shall he pleased to confer
them upon me, cannot but he conscious thar your
estimate of my fitness tor the place must hud 10
sanction rather IN your Kindness than IN my ca
0acIty. All can say is, that If elected 10 the Of
ice, shall enaeavor to answer your expectations
as 10 my fidelity to the trust committed 10 me.
sense of the kind and complimentary terms "a
which you express yourselves toward me.
With res pect, yours,
an 26-2t PEACHi r. GRATTAS.
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NOTICE. ..Stockholders in the Rich
~ mond, Williamsburg and Central Turn
pike Company. are hereby notified that the first
instalmeHt Of ten per cent is called for and pay a.
BILE on or before the LIST day of May next, to the
Treasurer at the office of Messrs. 8. Nc(iruder's
Sons, or when called on by him. ap 23-dtlMys
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"A. THE BEsr AND CHEAPEST PHoTosRAPHs
It RREs' Mammoth Gallery. ll Main st.. near
Governor e. Al! the various styles and sizes OK
The DAY and any kind of Sesss
colored in Oil. AQuarille, Pastel. or India Ink.
Price Is cts, 50 cts, $l-frOm that mp TO 500.
An Attn
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ap 26-2t PEACHi R. GRATTAS.
From the williamsburg Gazettel
II, J.: nov DEN, Esq, E Nr
THE yd yrEsSsp az q wIakffEaMr ssiJSG' foa
THE JUDGESAip

- l.. j. NOW DEN, ESQ. IN.
IA poRsE3 pr THREE , FSTSiIHsr o q
WILLIAMsBURG, Va, April Is. 1850
-, Nh. b0wDkN.-leay SIR HAVING seen " tas
Henrico, responded tn by yourself, kindly permit
tns the use Of your name in the coming election
Liberty Of expressing to sou our delight =. hsaras
OF your determination. Permit Us. SIR to express
our own high regard for yourself. and our hi.n
this responsible position. With our sincere and
earnest desire that you may be elected IN the aNa
office for which we rsgard you as IN al rcspss.N-
cuiidr!y qualified, We remain, very truly, lous'
las. n. jMss sn%ns ssn Men Ssaie
Jas II. Malone, Rob't Bassinsham,
John Slaughter, John Potts.
Alex Powell. VIM. w. Lee,
Ro. NJ. Garrett, Win. CorIan.
Octavius Coke, John NJ. Kidd.
John Coke, q s. Lansdon,
W. r. Garrett sydney smith,
Henry V. Morris, VIM. II Ierby,
Alien Lindsay, X. X. Roper.
Joslah Thomas. VIM. Lindsay.
J. II. Barlov.Sr., VIM. Bassinsham.
J. II. Barlow. it,, X. H. Grsves.
X. W. BIdsood, j r. Badklns.
Felix I.ogue. Joseph VI Walthsu.
J. w. HutchlngH, John A. DeDeUf'hS'
s Moore, }. s. HrziegfoVe,
J. A DAVIS, j.. n. Lively,
b. Mahone. J. Lindsay.
K. A. Christian, J. r. Gillian,
John I. Jester, Henry Peters,
]. +. Mahone. Isaac Smith.
J. b. NJ ahonc. Robsr, }. Barlow,
Horace r Moore. l.. Gnffn Ball.
Robert Griffin, r. Caps,
John w. Ciuwes, James L. n. WilAihs'
John C ark, Cornelius Johnson,
w r. Gillian, 6sorge ". Cloves,
Gao w Hornsby. Moses r. Harteii.
VIM H. r. Moreoock, Archer n. Cure,
H. r. Jones. VIM. Lavar,.
VIM. A. Crandall, ]. A. Thompson
Wm. Vaughan, +. Southail,
C. Whiting. Thomas III. Wahns'
r. Hubbard, John J SImcoe.
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yah % buy cr hiYe. Yeed MAJ
I 1ietA ta1 TIKI y. + GlfLIxE
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MILLINERY.

IN STRAWS, STRAWS, STRAWS. -
This is quite city for hills. but have -
YOU heard nj JOHN HILL, HAT and BONNET
BLEACHER and PR ESSER for Miiliners, Mer-
chants, Hatters and the public? Having had
twenty years experience, he fatters himself he
can give perfect Satisfaction to bis patrons.
JOHN HILL, 18th street,
apN-6t@ Between Franklin and Grace.
~ MRS A. McCONNAL, IN.
SYk1 242 Broad street, between 3D. and 4th, MIX
* North side, HlG0
Is now prepared to show n handsome assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
2S-ltt
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OLDLEAyEs
BY W. Henri Wiiis-3l
THE MILLION THE FLOSS. By Geo. Elliot,
author Of Adam Bede"- 81.
FEELING Lucky, tRainbow and Lucky Stories.)
CONFLICTS WITH sKEPrlCTsM. CauEhey-
THE suREANCnon N p. Andrev.-ss ots.
MAHAN OIL THE NINTH OF ROMANS: Elec-
ton and the Influence Of the Holy Spirit-3S
ADyENTUR Els AND OBSERVATIONS IN AT
RIGA; Rev e: ": Th0mss-SlS.
HARPER and Cooley for May.
For sale By GEO. L. RIDGOOD,
apN-2t l6l Main street.
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u.
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. d.
NO. 81 East 18th street, New York. d&cwlt

IA WHAT THE PRESS SAY. Housekeepers
troubled with vermin, need be so no longer if they
use "CosrAR's" Exterminator. We have used il
to our Satisfaction. and if box cost $5, we would
have it. We had tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but -CosrAR's article knocks the breath
out of Rats, Mice and Bed BUGS, quicker than we
can write it. 1t is in great demand all over the
cOuntry.-Medina o. Gazstse
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NEW F R8SsSSEoffRAM ba sEDs; ana Binder,
MILL ON Tna FLOSS. BY the author Of Adam
OLD LEAS is: Gathered from Household Word.
RAiaBoM AND j. Lucky STORIES. By Alb
t4Esa H 5Ssss As2yS ' Ety. ,;
vol: ) NEW AMERICAN cYcLoP3DIA. for
LEc eSPiis!ss1 On THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
e: Marsh. 500.
IILMhd HALL. A novel. By T. Hood. IL.
RK THE AUTHOR OF ADAM 6EDE.
The MIL ON THE RLoss. y Geo. Elliot.
OLR LEAvEs GxTHKkEp From HOUSE,
sAISsSSNr 2 2SBDS lttbfHx a s46h IVY ..e.l..
Rsc.iysd and for sale b.
% 1-3 A. NORRIS, n Main street.
Till Mock HSc At Hu o oTff Sx.66sSsxWHAf6ScinE
BOLD. Just Debliskpd b
I, ". kAHp0LP H. - Mais =.
;t lcss ~ " sD!s:.ssly :t::safs'
Ard bssk 1pr aoss Ike % vnltaIe; s. ss
With m0pth IT lAsatiahle Ktuetqa, q
1oaqd With laa4kesy t6steiae oktas e
1 And had al hsisliag DorcuIi1es
sa.s: s. e .s .sis & Ts.s .ssssssss
0f fsnsas. as nd sfskl{ sssss
rsss @ 30 noss fssssos: ~: Il. = WI -
1 ~. ~ ~ z = We 'sA'' = s''s''
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IN MISS v. A. TEMPLEMAN mn.
S4V Will open. on Friday, Goth, a full andS
= select assortment of S0E0
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
At No. 2i2 Broad street. ap19-lm
SSV FASHIONS. NSHU
Mrs. DEMELMAN. on Main. he S0kS0
tween 18th and 18th sts, forms her customers anu
the ladies' in seneral that she is ready to show her
spring styles Of MILLINERY, in a. its branches
The articles will be sod cheap.
BONNETS and FLATS altered and eeched
gains at wholesale. having bought LARGE stock fuy
that trade. lap l2- Inn J. DEMELMAN.
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WHAT THE DEALERS SAY have been selling
your ExterminatOr for the last year, and have
found It sure shot every time. have not known
it to fail in q single insta nee"
GKOkGE RosE. Druggist Cardington, o.
Sec advertisement in another column.
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WANTED-Everybod body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS and vALICES at No: q. Main
assortment of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags
Of every style, at prices as low as they can b
and retail Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS,
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
~ The annual meeting of the HOLLY
WOOD CEMETERY COMPANY will be held at
he Office Of the President. on Tu ESDAY, the LIST
lay Of May, at 8 O'Clock IN the afternoon.
ap2i-td VIM. H. HAXALL. Sec'y.
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Federal compact.
Mr.. Wood then referred to the intimate
commercial and social relations existing be-
tween New York and Charleston and said
that in his person the people of Charleston,
and OF South Carolina, might receive assur-
ances OF continued amity, and that however
jointly the incendiary doctrines Of Black Re-
pubilcans had heretofore pervaded the North,
the time had at last arrived when New York
would successfully throw herself into the
breach for the safety Of our common country;
that probably the present danger and the
present struggle was designed by Providence
70 test the system Of our governmert-to see
how much 1t would bear without breaking !;
but he had no doubt the worst was passed.
and that the old Ship Of State would soon be
found even moro safely moored to the harbor
OF National Safety.
Mayor Wood, during the delivery of the
speech. was frequently interrupted with APP
plause.
A, the conclusion of Mr.. Woods remarks,
Col. Seymour being called on. replied at some
length to the Mayor, in his usual cordial and
IaPPy manner, and was greeted with loud
s .c,, i reg aens cheering. He said: / welcome
c-;n a yvu ior the patriotic and conservative
xhs.nc.Pses which you have enterta ined. and
rio3 IN ,oo. y. forward with confidence to the Pc
- called forth TO lend your wisdom ana conn.
~ al. ~ the Executive administration Of our
coMmon country. "
atty . S.s sss ssae.:a IL having u. opper.u-
- oIssn Rad fsoH Your abls snsacSss a. ~ ~.
LssS.o % me Institutions of Tia SonfS "a
the Norm e ,oes e: ws have such statsssasn il
saesn hnaticlsm CA never rss ~ M ~ " Aspno.
SoesnesA homes, or disturn ~ ~ 1917
,Ss conn,,s 80 Sne,satesd BY the iousSsss -
nsart 70 the stsssrly l6allne sxnr.ss"~ y lou
you, rom ne great city you rsors.s.s ~
slncsfeiy trusts that shs May 8 svsr Wc. ~
ne ne coahdsacs sad sympathy satsrssinsd tx
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IN SPRING MILLINERY nm
y MRS. DAVIS Il SISTER. ia Broad 2NkS
Street, between 4th and 5th. North side, have Just
received a large and varied assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
embracing all the latest styles. which we invite
the attention of the Ladies. Also, large assert
ment OF Children's GOODS.
IA. We will open our SPRING STYLES on
WEDNESDAY. the 4th INST. ap2-tS
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u are now receiving and opening large and lse-
- ieeted stock of STAPLE ANn FANCY


Negro extra size Mud Boots, and fine Fur and Wool
Hats, Cloth Caps, and large stock of Variety Goods,
Threads of all kinds and Yankee Notions, &c, &c.
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Tie 6 r. II. Kzfress, Saturdays, mikes al con-
necfions as adUsrtised ereeps for Detroit
aud poi,.fs "a Cliada.
The Night Express ruas Daily, saturdays excepted
All other Trains run Daily, Saturdays excepted
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Extra Fine Teas.

q DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, of various styles, fitted
" with the celebrated Collins Burner, for sale by
feb25-u RAINS, BROWN & co.
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MeaitaI
European Medical Institute.
Dr. SAMSON.
No 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.


No. 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.
THE necessity OF giving the public Of the United
Il states rational and expensive treatment In
AL Diseases Of chronic especially OF ct charae
ter has induced Dr. Samson (for several years known
this city the successful practitioner in that
class of actions) to extend his sojourn in New York
for another year
He mag therefore be consulted at his convenient 10
cation, sS704 BROADWAY and viii contnne to keep
hand his and DR. Records preparations, such as
Flor del Ucayali, 81 per bottlel against Seminal
losses and Debility from excuses seifabuse, the
best remedy known in Europe
His Preventive against Infection, 81 per bottle.
Records celebrated Pills, against Yenereal Diseases,
one box sufficient TO cure any case, 81 per box
His Gonorrhoea Remedy cures that disagreeable az
Fiction in few days, g.
Best French Male Safes imported by himself at s.
per Dozen
of ladies will be sent with circular containing
only.
At his Institute there are eight room provided for
the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen so that the
strictest privacy is observed.
He is under the necessity of notifying the public
that he has not the slightest connection with his old
Office, at 512 Broadway, and that imposter is copy
ing verbally his advertisements
The Doctors new place is 704 Broadway, above
Fourth street. and nearly opposite the New York Ho
tel, where he can be consulted in English, German
Italian, French or Spanish.
Letters should be addressed Box 1916 P o., New
York
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Gost Of the above articles consignment, as
well many others mentioned the above list,
all Of which viii be sold cheap Orle TO else
signments speedily possible. TLOse wishing
goods in line would DO well call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Oet3-tT MA PARRISH & co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
Chancery Sale of Valuable Iron
Property.

N pursuance or decree of the Chan
Icery Curt Charlotte rendered at the September
Term 1850, Eill Monday the 10th day Of December
next expose TO public the highest bidder on
the premises valuable e18I forge, together with all
the fixtures thereto belonging, situated in Dickson
county Tenn, ami known the HENRY CLAY
FORGE At the same time viii sell about $500 acres
OF IznI att sced To the Forge, portion of which lies
On Cumberland River Said Lands viii be divided and
sIld IL tracts OF convenient Siz..
TEEINS--Ine above described property will be sold
without the right Of redemption: on credit f g. II
Is and "a months with interest from date. Bond and
GOOD security Will be required ami lien retained on
the il.id until the purchase money paid
\ Plat Of the above described Ltnis will be shown
on tie day OF slIe- II { COLLIER, C & NJ.
act 2D-Ji
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z IL Z Z o ~ 3
SIZZLING IIICIII}i,

The undersigned having the HOWE SEWING MA
CHIMES il use IN their families. having I!sgi...
tested them upon every variety of work, o hasI-
pronounce them the simple. tilr
easily managed and, emphaticsiiy, IIc Ne IIas
ULTd-1 vi sewing Machines.
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Notice to. Shippers.
Rates On Flour Reduced.
Express to GAINESVILLE.

7 III Southern Express Company respectfully an
4 hoCnce that they are running MESSENGERS
through 10 ClaI Ssvic, via F. & X and NJ c K l. Rail
cars and are prepared 10 forward 10 that place and in
tefvcnmg points with prOmptness and dispatch all
goods usually sent by express They viii also forward
L ali places stage routes connecting with the above
la'llroods Bills, notes, drafts, etc, collected and
prompt return made.
E1- uhce No. 10 Public Square.
lebl5-u A. X. HOLT, Superintendent
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Baggage Checked Through So
ais Ia tern Cities.

az- Passengers should bear in mind that the ssCIS
4CLsXA1l'' is tue OLD and FANoRlIE ROUTE Con
made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
B.kiIAsTED and ali modern improvements adopted
insuring srEKD, COMFORT and SAFETY