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VIRsINIA CITY ON NORro.K niRglR.

oCArEn dceY tutr shove the Navy YsId, high Aedihn
ccHrdi iAiie of the habar snl passed
rstg business ire Nv grand Trunk Rel roads ramifyiag
Into "N the SHAsr and Wesia Sstss hnotco, and sip
cInais and the best hLOr m tt tr0' ID! Lts only 10
Is Ia monthly 81 The greatest rtlon of the clear
receipts 10 be appropriated for drtt"g pArposcs, for
whi-h has been charttrd tcaIal 81 900 shares
500 rlch) Ehich Ill d5 manufacturing industry In is
ted cipae Another portion Of the receipts
for lots b. Appropriated Tor sc and other public prorS
Menfa %
particulars aad snbsct,n ios lots manufacturing stock
apply II ofee VIRGINIA CITY COMPANY,
"a Main Stfcst, Norfolk, Va
'wM scHM0LLE, Pres't
A. LURCH, General Agent.
o A. SratcKrR. No AiNin street. Agent for Richmond
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IRON NEW ORLEANS.
sRAMEN FOR THE MACEDONIAN.

NEw ORLEANs, Dec 20 The cooperation meeting Il
ratfy the nomination Of delegates was well attended
Speeches we're made BY Mr. Soule and others.
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NUINCHESr R'S SNRUP OE TBIE HNPO-
w PHOsPHArsS prepared by Dr. Churchrls formula,
considered most yaua remedy 10 he or the Con
tuupdon SALE, sh many ana vauaele PeAani by
MEADE 4 BAKER, rhumsccutists
deif Isi Main 81 cor. above p a.
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nN DICKINSON. NIL A co. Aeers

COMnISSsORKlt's SALE - Will sell wFDNE-
" DAY the Pa 81 January, sJl he Auction House Of Dk
insoD. I'M o., mcgee kEhared wA'her.
Sale betWe,n Tie hours o. 10 and ~ O'Clock
rH0s y NUcK0ls, Conan
Sale hY A o. hr.2 -aIlni
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1861. NEGRO HIRING.

TINHE undersigned will continue the business the ersung
year, and socs the Continued patronage OF those friends
for whom he now acts, aud Of tbs public generally.
With the knOEleige obtained by several experience IN
his business he feels ASSURED that be will be able 10 good
homs and the best prices avery attention will be given The
welfare Negroes tntued 20 his care ad attached 10 his oce
Tor the Of those Who have homes In the city.
Having compe led TO buy TIE ene interest q his late
partner tn Of Rawlings Holiday himself
against loss all the book and accounts Of the with
him for sc tlemeut.
deo2O- dkclm ALPRED !. H0LLADlY
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

HAuEAN. Dee. 26.-The Canada from Liverpool the
18TH via Queenstown the 10th, has arrived
CotOn-estnated sal,s Of Saturday were 10 600 lies.
Market firm Wheat has an advancing tendency
Flour dali. Provisions dull Conso4 ~ rs ex diyi-
dend.
Flour buoyant Wheat steady. Corn quiet Some
say that flour has declined "a. since Tuesday. Sugar
duh. Coffee steady. Rise slightly lower. Rosn-hOd-
ers pressing stocks the market and it il 3df5d low
er Turpen,inc dull at 39s a&2l 6l Bullon in the
bunk has decreased two hundred and eighteen thousan
pounds STIRLING.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says the Allies and
Chinese have concluded peace and the Emperor has
returned 20 P,kin.
The reported assassination Of Garibald from an
attempt TO murder Col Dunn OF the Sicilian army.
The latest mail advces from China say the chief share
of the spells OF Fckn fall the French. Ia sacking the
Emperor's Summer Palace the treasure taken would be-
equally divided between the French and English. Some
prvates sold their shares for thirty thousand francs.
The Canada passed the Africa aud Arabia going up
tie Channel on the ldth.
TIL, Canada has So, O00 in specie.
The Eafl of Aberdeen Is dead.
The bOmbafdueut Of Gleta has been RECOMMENDED.
Adsices from China say the Tartar army still kept tie
field.
Bullion in the Bank of France has decreased two mil
Ion six hundred thousand francs during the rnonth.
Troops were about march against the Provisional
Government at fIenteOy0.
The treaty between the Chinese and Allies was ratified
on the 9th November and the Allies evacuated P,kin
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GENERAEAGENCY.

TsIHE subscriber hlv ng Wthd-awi Dom the Of RAw
ISGS HOLIDAY, will be prepared TO resume the Agen,s
business The LIST Of anusry next He will give his strict attic
ton hiring negroes renting Houses, aud collecting claim
Of all kinds and hopes to receive fair proportion e parona
from his old fiirndS and the pubhr generally.
Ofioe on Franklin Street, opposite y e Wing Buldrg.
deli -dGclm EDWARn e.. RAWLINGS.
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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
TTlK sesson Of this School Young Ladies' al the
Il the Of 9Th and franklin Streets Richmond Va viii
begin on The Isl day OF October ls and close the sOh Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
shumate Mental and Moral Science and Ancient
guages-
X. g. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Houdayer French.
Carlos q Mera Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedger, German.
Miss Eiva 81 Jones' Intern ediate English
Miss Maggie ID. BrAndcr Primary Engllsh.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ
Heinrich Schneider. Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing
j. W. Reeve. PenmGnship.
Application TO enter pupils and all communications conc ming
The School should be made 70
J. Il sHUMATR, Prin
Richmond, Va
The for the session Of 1850 81 WILDE furnished
70 those Who Apply AZ Indicated d2t II
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BosroS, Dec. 26-Three bundged men lelt the Nav
yard in special train for the Macedonian At GOsPort
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NAros's CorEr -Oa Tuesday the fSlosing cases yer,
before the Mayor;
Matthew Egin charged With fClouiol-y cutting aud
siabbng james Farrar Continued % kriIty
Mary Arletn, charged with being drunk aud lying IN
The street Discharged
Jas. H. Donshue aud Jas. Read. charged with break
ing the window OF Heury Llzrnis house. Secuuy Tor
good behavior quifed
Henry Vance for sslaulting jesse Berry with brick
Surety required
Thomas Smith. for interfering with officer in the
discharge Of his duty. Surety required.
Michael Herring for Enormously stabong Rj Harrison.
Sent on for trial.
Joseph Stockdal for threatening to assault and TO
break into the house OF Mary Davis Surety required and
given.
Fred Spindle, charged with assaulting oc threatening
% beat julius ldr. Surety 20 keep the peace
Yesterday. John Whaleu, for assauiug John joyce,
required give surety ia S0o 10 keep the peace.
John Manning Tor aSSaulliug negro and stealing his
bat. Committed 10 default OF ,ecufi y.
Amercus slave Of Sarah T. shelton, charged with
claiming R0. l.. Smiih, as his master. d scharged
one white and negro for being d.uuE in the
street, Sers Feptmauded and discharged
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT or nICsEMOND. December 30.
.TaUbsa,Yl G}l oolcOEsUH ais:
Fannie Curtis Gre sshag, arnson A, coffee ,nShaW
o.
schr. Z. T. King, PHI, mdze
s,hr. ". W. Critic, Rose ubts River lumber.
sAILED (3lh and 26h)
Steamship Roanoke Couch n. " nlse. aud pass, Ludam
Watson.
stranshp City Plcbmond, Mitchell PHI, udse. aud pass,
?. CArduLa
steamer Begdsre, Keene, Bait, mlls aud pass, D. W.
Curre.
fear Fannie Cune A, nOur IIax. crsn,h,w 20. xsis
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~ GOpDIE 4 APPERsON AUCrs
TUxtaRRR yaGIT.Nt A. st.snsr .rZNDmEyT


~ G0pDIE / APPERsON AUCTs.
TEWREE yALUAhLE H"ICK EENEwENTS
Il ON 1Is MOTH SIDE of CARY NEAR ,TH SfBfEr FOR
sALE AT AuCiIChuH b-ftll at suction ses,
SATURDAY December ~ h. 1860 atih 0ck ~ three vil
uae Brick ntnrh located sbOvr each fronting - feet
the North side II Carr street. running back Gs feet alley and
each renting FOR sn per This property is located
Improving AT 81 tie 81 y
TkRAs one tnh cash balance g. and 70 months fr
goable notes. interest sdded secured by Trust deed
d'2I-td GoDD'N APPRRsoH, Auets
VNtUsTEE,s SALE or VALUABLE FARM
Il ~ HFERIco ON THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
AND ON TiE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, FIVE Mills NORTH
OP RICHMOND and !; SLAVES TBRAkON.hy virtue Of deed
Of trust from the late Gervss sto 10 fdRin Burton, TOR whom
tie UNDERLINED j. r. Young has been substituted by decree
ltnrco Cpuiy Coar ard James LYONS bearing the l
May s9 dgy oritd Ia Heniico County Court the ulderg
ed usirts IN conformity the provisions q the raid deed of
trust will sell At public auction the highest biir the
mises MONDAY the SIS day December 1870 IL o'clock
NJ On far " not the rst far day thereafter the real
OF LAND located which tie Geryas
sided at the tine 81 his Ah and which lid by Mrs
Martha sors al her cea containing two hrndr6 and thirty
less Also u valuable embracing
and children H. laid farm Is veil known that minute de-
serruon u deer suce 10 that Is from
Its location ana ct qualities regarded valuable estate
plat and will be tAhttrd u hour Of sale Tie slaves
are, Tor the most part, young and likely.
TEhgt-For the Real Estate oncuuh cah balance at r. Is
and y months for negotiable interest added secured by
trust deed title retained For the months credit
approved tniorssd negotiable psper. Z { rest added
JANIS LYONs La,
dei3-ids JOHN YOUNG, Trustees
P SAs Executors Of MIRA. Martha Sor,s decreased shs al
tho time and place. sell all Of her al estate consisting
Of the following slaves via two women, two girls and
one boy. Also, Garage and harness snd ore
TFKAs-CAsh Ro. G WILLIAMSON, lFx,x.
deli-tds A. $ STORRs, tx or'
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LHFSH R.rrCRE.
snty prime irrh Orange 'unJ Butter, for q cents
Prime q sh n Butter, Toe p mis-
Oood Cool Butte, from 10 81 - cents
Rec"Sisg Push, twice week.
2iAUlbI Mountain Re- d wheat
DIisi peSclc, AMI Apples
While HUuny Beans
Black Eye Peas For sale wholesale and retail by
j. =. ROBPkTsON,
d-G In Cor. Governor and Franklin s;s.
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nrrY IrRMs.


CHsisrzAs.-Tuesdsy morning OPensd with gloomy
skyAnd sprnknng Of snow, but ere the little ones had
completed their eager inspection and joyful admiration Of
the books toys bonbOns snd geWgaEs freely besioW-
ed upon them BY psrents, relatives, friends, and st
Nicholas tOo-ere the aier-breakftst bowl OF eggrnOg
had been emped-the clouds dispersed and the sun AZ
pelred The apprehensiOns OF visitation Of snow being
thus happily removed, young and old obcyed a general
impulse By going forth into the streets to see how
other people enjoying Christmas The sidewalks
wore thronged with men and women boys and girls OF
al coors passing and repasng each other, with an evl
dent purpose disclosed in the eountenances Of all 70 make
the Of the DAY. The compliments Of The season
and other friendly greetings freely inerchanged
between acquantanees but despite the general devotion
Of the people 20 the pursuit Of pleasure the national
troubles not forgotten and the aspects OF the crisis
discussed Oh sides Very few equpages or horses
appeared upon the Streets and Were well h were So as
t6e boys and young kept up continual discharge Of
hrecrackers and Orpedoes There WAS perhaps less OF
this sport than usual Christmas day. but still are
quite that all the money spent in the purchase OF
fireworks and explosives would have furnished ample
means cOhe the destitute OF the city. We cannot sin
cerey regret that the gunpOWdeF money was not more
wisely expended for Who does no, Welcome Christmas,
and shat would Christmas be without PoPeraekers and
tOrpsdOSss
The crowds Of persons who were perambulating the
could have been walking merry for the sake
Of exercise, or sightseeing. Oh, The majority Of
them presume improved the occasion to make calls,
and the ladies' al Aome doubtless received numerous vi
sitors "Sideboard hospitality" including eggnog was
everywhere generally dispensed except in those fam les
whore the principles OF total abstinence rgidy Oh
served. The Anonymous Club entertsined scores oi
hi, ndS at their ROOM with collation.. and etceteras-
Many Of the rssiatrairr, learu Kept "Open house
In the forenoon by treating their customers 10 the Inc
vttble egg-nog Notwithstanding al the facilities for
Orer-indnlgence We did not see individual Who was
faly three sheets ia the wind though that
We encountered az least bali dozen persons who were
mcre Or less exhhrsied BY their potauons.
In the afternoon crowds OF Juveniles repaired to The
Theatre, % the Christmas pantomime, while others
dO,ked TO Mechanics Hail. Nituess The wonderful do
ngs OF Prof Anderson aud daughters. AZ night innu
merabIe sky-rockets, Roman candies aud other hrc-
works serc discharged and round many hearth there
were happy reunions OF families aud friends Al oge h.
e., believe that IN spite OF The hard times and Of
the attempts cf politicians involve the nation ia
h0rrd war the large majority Of this community spent
merry Christmas -cvrIainly, much 80 as usual
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MICRO HIRING FOR IS6I.-The undersigned ~
~ services the public llirrr Of
suing Ills incread experience enables him confidently
those Who his that their business will be
aitendc 10 10 the satisfactory
Persons sending 1 expect 70 have good prices
homes ubiaae for with proper attention Ia Of sick
nrts aud prompt Quarterly LuClFN LEWIS.
Once under M,ropo ian Hall,
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON co.
TIVE SPRING SESSION OF this Institution will begin 10th of
III January
Those expecting should be here possible
regularly with the classes fae for lmparting nbr
education ample; aud charges e than yot bg
would be home sevenyhye dollars viii
the expenses OF Tuition Board Fuel contingent
months
For additlon nal information, address
L. T. WILEY President
dstn-dArQn - ProIry ID n vs
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FOR RENT.

IT IsTO THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE
tn NOTICE THIS CARD.-we have just op~nei This
ing superior 81 those beautiful Gents Quilted
Boots They Gsnier eu winter Boots Al
nice ard good In the Boots Shoes
Ale he supplied ~ calling ALEN il, where they
sui ed both In qutli'y ityr and price, by
AIINANDFR mn A co,
Manufactures anl irp orttts ~
Boots aud Shoes Of livery desc fpton,
No III Main Street
Nos Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Officers 0f the S.te respectfully Informed
that beside the bonds reqnri by law, there must he
derfrom he Auan GcncrAl author the
OF the state ATmory to issue arms, Sc. dels-u
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ALABAMA CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY Dee. 26.-An immense number of the
members elect 10 the Convention are ia fave OF secession
MARKET.
Dsc &C Stocks dull lower closog steady " York
O-ntras ~ :; Mss u;s e.; G1yssnmcnt - Of 1874
- Cotton lOtGit Flour hrm snuihren $50
g. ~ Wheat du red sol - Com n,u GG0
PORK aud a,ss so si65G, prime 90 - To-
OlU& whsSg si cents Molasei lue and unchans
poet duh At 8S6sIj ktst unchanged
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EpUCArrOM.
OLD DOmlNION INSTITUTE.

IRIS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL, q,
Sycamore Church. 18th street. between Bread and Mar
IL on the FIRST Monday In October. e viii receive few all
Terms $50 e session OF . months, n
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MOTTO r.Havng qua1ed the Executor Of the last will
~ Il SAMUEL MARX decd all persons having claims against
his ete will present them for payment the subscriber
whom all persons indebted said will make pawn
=. MARX,
d 81 3taW2w Executor NJ Max. deed.
49, NOTbCE,--Thr general meeting OF the
49, STOCKHOLDERS OF the BANK OP VIRGINIA Nni
be hsa 1t their b,ntnf Horse, the City Of ohmoni MON
DAY, January lilh 1861.
Tie law ptOsdes that Ocer Director of the Bank shah
vote af The o. Niy Socsholder In election Of
oroeer othc Bsrk shall proxy be val which 81 all
have been executed i,ty days before the time of election
delS-S,Awtl JAMES CAsKIF, President.
I-~E>SFARNEES BANK OF VERGF-
GA59 MN-The general meeting 81 The Stockholders Of
The farmers Bank fVrgua vii be held al their Banking House,
Ia The CITY OF Rcamond, Wednesday the lC dAy Of Jsnua,
1881 ,,, M. NJ, . H,Sr shan b.,e,ns, vo,s a,
Of stakeholder In election Of Directors Ocers or
Back shall proxy be valid VII Oh shall have been
Gated iiIty days before th- time Of 81, clon.
PORN OF PROXY.
KnOto on Zen 6v these Presents, That do apponc
my substitute and proxy, 10 rrpre1ert In the
general meeting II h. st,ekhod oi The Bank OF vrg
MIA Anl vote AL lions that he
fare ssii meetpg conccniag the salt hank. win,S
deli~MTistd "a SMITH, Cashier
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sgCOSB DESPATCH I

7
tHARLT.rON, Dee. s6-Bumors prevail here that sew
raj hundred troops rone for the Charleston forts
also tst Fort Sumter reinforced on Sunday, with
marines under the disguise OF laborets
Postal matters continue az formerly.
Many ior,gu ships took their clearance papers before
the 2U-h aud loading Others will probably take
Slvsraucr- under provost.
Many intelligent CIro!inians say tina; it is a difficult
matter 10 untauge tha Godan kuot OF the Uuon, but
they must and will cut IT,
TuE CONVENTION
Mr.. Browns resolution WAS this moruing referred to
the Committee on the Constitution
The Convention in secret ssion ill y O'Clock
and tleu adjourned Ill 10 o'clock tomorrow
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COMM ERCIAL.
~ a n Ii i11e M IL n TX t
NASHVILLE, SEPT, 81, 1860

NAsuVILLE, SEPT, ~, leou
BACON. Shoulders 10 cts; Hams scarce at
9@l0; ClearSidcs l4t--from wagons. From
store, packed, an advance on these figures.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, l2a
cents. .
WnEAr.-Primc Red and White in demand
at 81 5O@$l IS.
FLoUR.-Demand active, Extra So 5O@
So IS, per barrel; Superflnc So 90; Extra
Family Flour in bags, So 50; Superiino SO %
1p9S lbs. These are wholesale prices, the SC
tail figures advance % cents t. 80 lbs, and b0
cents per barrel.
O~ats.--Shelled outs are worth go cents per
bushcl, in lots from store; by retail 70 cents
Ryc.-Nonc in the market
Barley,--In demand, at rs cents per bushel.
Corn.-Buyers are giving Is cents per bush
el. Retailing from store ut Soh09O.
Whisky.--Rectitiad BOOZE; country brands
60(G75c.
Cleesc.--Engli Dairy l2l@l3. Western
Reserve l01(all.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIC; Band 7@7l;
Horse Shoe 81; Nail Rod 8; Boiler, 81; Sheet
s5M9I; Hoop s5m0I. Pittsburg--Bar 34c;
Band 5I@6; Horse Shoe s; Nail Rod I; Sheet
sNS2ndiiis.IThr,cGss s. 90; Fours 81 25 y key;
Skies 81; Fights SO IS; Tens, andlargcr sizes
So 80.
Ropc.-Grass 12!@llci Jute l24; Cotton
Thread 224ay23,
Salt.-tinc sack is worth 81 50i Barrel SO
cents per bushel.
Sugar.-Wc quote in bbl', 9@10; cen;
less in hhds. n. y. Coffee Sugars lO!@ll;
Crushed and Powdered la l2!c; Loaf ll4@
II cents.
Molasscs.- New crop 5000, in barrels.
Coflcc.-Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at l3@l3!c; Loguyro l4@l5! Ja-
vi 1920.
Candles.-Star, firm at lS@l9for IA o.; 90
for full weight; Tallow y.
Dried Fruit.-Apples in fair demand atSl@
81 %
Irish Potatocs.-2 50O2 - r barrel.
Hides and Lcathcr.-Wo quote green hides
5 at Gcents; dry s at II cents, Oak sole leath,
cr 30cts T. ID for bc,tquality; Hcmlock 2Scts
Harness 32c.
Grass secd.-Clover s. 25@5 80 I! bushcI
Timothy So 80; Orchard srass 81 90; Herd
81 %; Blue grass, clean, S2,25, Stripped 81 u
Millct S2GDS2 %
Flax sccd.-75ccnts.
Ginscng.-50M55 cents.
BecswaX.-26 cents.
Fcathcrs.-In good demand ut 40 cents.
Rags.-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Bets
is readily paid.
Balcd HAY, from store, $50 T. ton.
TOBACCO. There is, us yet, nothing doing,
except in loose lots, and these are generally in
forior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 81
@S2 90 per hundred; and Leaf 81 25@Sl,
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GU EENSWARE, &C.,
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!!
PUBLISHED BY
MILLER & BEACHAM.
No. 10, N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd
PRICE.

PLANO SONGS. PRICE.
*Evcr of thee I'm fondly dreaming, .
Foley Hall, ..25
The South-A Patriotic Song. Prist."..-..25
Moonbeams. Mrs. Byrne..........."....25
Still in my dreams thou'rt near. Foley Hail. 20
'Tisthc last rose of Summer; l or 2 voices us
*Old Blanford Church. Thou art crumbling
to the DUST Prist..""".""......"...25
Trust in Him! (Sacred) Stevenson. ""..."....25
PLANO PIECES.
*Happy Couple Scottish. Magnider"".....S5
Estelle Polka. Stewart. 20
%Warbling Polka. Lentz 40
Thoughts Of Home. Revert. Krummacner. 80
Warblings ut Eve. Romance. Richards. .... 80"
*Clover Dale Scottish. Lentz................35
Brilliant Prcludes in all the Keys.
These Preludes are intended to meet a
long and often expressed wish, being
short Musical Phrases, they will soon
impress themselves on the merry. | co.
Short lnterludes or Symphonies for Mclo-
deon, of moderately difficulty. j.
%Embcllished with handsome vignettes.
Music forwarded per mail, free of postage,
on receipt of Moacy or Post stamps.
y liberal Discount to Dealers, Booksellers,
Teachers and Seminaries.
No matter where a piece is published, it can
be had on application to us.
NJ. Il BIS catalogues furnished gratuitiously.
Scpt27-ly.
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no THAE Nh MERCHANTS
OF THE
South : Southwest

WE, the undersigned, Merchants ofthc City
of Charleston, s.. G., encouraged by the in
creased patronage received last Spring, and by
the assurances that have reached us from all
sections Of the South and South west, that our
Goods have compared advantagcously, and
competed successfully with those bought in
New York, and other Northern Cities, and be-
lieving that being found faithful to the pied
yes, made in our former Card, we will receive
still greater patronage, have prepared oursol-
YES for II largely increased Fall business.
Our Importers and Jobbcrs Of Foreign Mcr-
chandizc have all been represented in the mar
kets of Europe, thisSpring and Summer, either
by members Of their respective firms, or by
Agents fully competent to select goods for the
Southern trade. They have bought for cash
or its equivalent, and their selections will form
full and attractive stocks for the inspection Of
the interior merchant. Our facilities for OBJ
tanning Domestic Goods direct from the manu-
factories, are unsurpassed by the merchants of
any city in the Union.
We, therefore, confidently invite you to in
spect our Fall Stocks Of Foreign and Domestic
Goods, feeling assured that all who may 10 so,
without prejudice, will make their purchases in
this market. Our Stocks will be complete
early in August, when we will be pleased to
receive the visits of our old and new mercan-
tile friends.
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How. J,Nps NJ DAvDsoN KILLED.


Hon, JAMES NJ, DAVIDSON KILLED.
This distinguished gentleman was kill
ed in Fayetteville the other day by u
man named Carly lie was shot three
times with II pistol, each ball taking
OBJECT 1t seems that they had had u
previous difficulty, and on returning
from Nashville on Saturday night, Mr.,
Davidson learned that Carly had been
repeating some charges against him
Meeting Carly in Il drug store that
night, he asked him ifhc had done so.
Carly said yes and Davidson gave
him the lie, whcreupon Carly drew his
pistol and commenced firing, the result
Of which we have stated. Two balls
went through his jaws, and one into the
his breast at the nipple, coming out at
the back, C.rty made his escape.
Mr., Dhvidson was II fine scholar and
nlauc much character rs an OlalOT' liz
was an lrishman by birth but has been
Il citizen Of the United States tDr many
years. lie was regarded as one ofthc
most eloquent men in the South. lie
was ON the Scott Electoral ticket IN
1892, and ~ to 1855 was IN enthusiast
ic Wing. Since that time he has been
Il warn advocate Of Democratic princi
pies. lie was 4 member Of the LcgisIa
turc in the session OF 1878 from the
counties Of Giles, Marshall and Lin
coin. 1t isa pity to see such men-mcl
Outright minds aud eloquent tongue
thus tall victims to street attray, We
mourn his loss.