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Life Of Andrew Jackson,
BIZ IA MES PARTON,
Author Of Life Of Aarnn Burr etc.
Three Volumes, $50 to 734 Pages each with
Steel Portaiu.
ctoWx oc1Aro EoT1ox.-cloth binding, =: Sheep
$s.'3; Halt Calf. e.; Full CALI III
seuscaskss Eot7os. Rogal Octaro (eold BY subsosip
ton only.@c1oth. $75o; Sheep, y; Hau
Cali ~; Full Ca.G $13

Parton has been several year1 Id the Der.
n.rauoo q t1l1 work and has bestowed upon it the
volume Of tie sabscrtbers Edittoa - issued yxsr
f IA IF ',sse1a ,s ". pahl.asd !sst sp1ns I'D q.
second volumes tho presa have spoken IN tho wase1:
.The is Of Andrew Jackson as indeed N eYentfu,
one and nc eSents hat were crowded into ILL CAREER
toa Ga1et;e Almost a t6at relates TO lin Is pecu-
a:s Soes faa91d1aI5 a I'D Interesting Tines
;de aathoz h.s coisetsd"T1ostoa Joasn.i n ii *.
sset 9esF PeB aes
Caion- III IL equally free from dc spiz.s of Ietrss
Ton On The ens hand. and Of unnlIed gonceasion o.
naested:-Il IlWeseln Christian AdSoeste. A' oe-
One Of the noss readable Of bunks, Ever pa-e il
Ai1sE. t4 u romantic a nltdlryal romince, and
Possesses degree Of interest which can scarrriy
Be oyesstatea.~I York World i freaher, livs.
ne; aSsenna x.s EeSsF Written q any htFo by
could be better lifted old the attention aad b.sr
the mind aionz with su5t4!usd enthusiasm tlaa this
aseoant Ct ths Fs.l = fs Of ons q
WORK u intensely intesestn&.r4Fui Fuiladeipula Item
Perfectly 1asc.Ea .--[New York Day BooE The
aanativels Towing .:sd c.a.rlng. Wseoniest hayinS
W. whele and hoy 70 part company with Ic"|Se=
fpSk Cr$yon 1yop ot intoass nd ps!nansnt iatett;
I'm u r. soaatty; "fe5asylvantsn *His .!ylc Is
tnly csngt el9Gue@nt @ VIII yydness md ueney Ms "
10 ts climax interests deeply thAn tale o} chi
yalty. Or ~ otental romance :lA1lcna TIrca .One
ertf q .es Eat I'D 5sek.
"A Lilo indeed, aud before which tha cunvcntiops
and sonmon. PLACE btoE!aphiea q modern ttaes INK
in:S r. stupidity and YORK Journal
, 1860-12-11

asinoe7-N1sscs wants 5ou to send ter 3cx Of cep.
halle 0lce, no. bottto Of r1rpared rns,-nu1 IN
thinking that's not Just It na:taer but pera,s ye be
afthss knowing uhasitls. Te see shes lsa dead aaa
gone With tho Sick Hasdace and xact. .our mora q.
thAt same ~ reiAlyed her before.
DarecEs7.-Tou uust Eeaa so.leas "a cecba,:c 7.us
bAD<E.-och! <ure now and you've sed IL here's
M 9aafshes and EtT me ths Fls and don't b. AZ day
about 1t al,heF,
, 1860-12-11

French gEoeate1le. Satin DeLa!uca, French Printed
1sstaoSa EepA Cloth. Damssk and Aorsen1 Ennsot-
bsotdesed Muslin and by ths yard; CoticeA
Y wood brass or Eit; GIt Curtain Bands and Pins
Cn1taia GIsnrs sIk BoEtetfnG. Curtain lnings+ Aod
~ 6ads q 1Etn.ninss necessary for Cqr.5i2s WIN;
Shsdca White. But, GEeen and Hue Shade Hotiaudsta
III widths: together With B11ys Phteat Spring FIX
lures, Balance Fixtures PutnaUA ChAmhefhn'8 Aa4
HAaJ4 Patent Fl1tures Pendulum Ftxturaa Bras! and
hFonzc Roller RAck. .PullsYsa md Erackrta shads
fnF17. and Tn
, 1860-12-11

T"KFr Nn1sr1s a. pottAEs sArxn-Nr epsldfnc
hi sod two ni}ons ofbottles Of ha cesbrs&ct P.e.
pared Glue And It : eatmAed each tott,a ssyas n
least tan doltass worth broken furniture tus max
ing an aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollars r.
claimed from total losa By this valuable invention
Having uAde his Glue household word he row nro-
poses to do the world xt greater service by curns
the aching heads with his cspha1e Pts aad shsT ass
good a. s 0lae. HesdAohss will sooa yaa,sa swsy
Ike Gaaw In July.
, 1860-12-11

HI "a n 'oEfhfe 'eadaehe this hattesnooa, hand
stepped hto tho hapothsezes hand asys hltofae aa.
Can Jon hease mt Of N 'eadache?" ~Docs 1t hache
4fd- a4Is e. "HezcssdinslT," saJs ht hand upon
that q KaTs me- cephale PHI hand 'pon 'onor It
cured me ~ Qu!ef thkt 'ardly EeAnxed I'd I'd
'e&d2th4.
, 1860-12-11

Ny husband has Int few serynnts--l be-
lieyc but thirty-one nll told-still feel land so
docs bel that they are thirty-onc loo many In
such times rs these Hc would sell them i'm.
mediatcly, ii it were possible, but the tluth is
be could r. tlizc nothing for them at present,
Or at most not over half their real value.
E1aFes nrc drug In the nnrket, my husband
says, and you know him vel. enough to Judge
Of his Judgment In such matters.
Now, one word as to tho military force of
the 8tate, to protect us agaInkt IN }n6urrec-
tfon. I presume, with the exception Of
Charleston, and perhaps 4 few large towns,
that the remainder Of the Slate is situated very
much as VIC are here; and | will give you an
VIC are here; and / will give you an idea Of
how well prepared VIC arc TO resist a mob.
Upon our place OF about !, zoo acres we haro !;
OF whites, ma1es-husband, two oyeTsecrs
and my sou OF Is ycars--tota1, four, females
self and cousin, little Lucy and one Of the
oycrseer's wifc-four; Of whom only four at
the most are capable Of bearing aFms-to oil.
set which we hayr at least seventeen field
hands, sturdy young negroes, besides the te-
male servants And this is fair representa-
ton of the force upon our plantations. Con-
sideriug such state Of facts, do you blame
me for desiring to absent myself, my husband
and children from the State!
THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
THE STATE or GEORGIA ALREADY DISTRESSED.
We find tho following items in the Savannah
Repu1}iean:
STARVATION n SATIANTA-The Atlanta Lo-
eonoti's of Saturday says: "Sever before have
there bccn SO many laborcrs thrown out Of
employment In Atlanta as at this time. Most
Of the carpenters are idle {the improvements
having all been discontinued,} and mary Of
thcm having large families depending upon
them for bread. and they can get no work.
There is, indeed, d great deal Of suffering
among the laboriug classes In our midst, and
wc think something should be done for them,
such as working the streets, OF something Of
the kind, in order that they may make little
money to buy bread for rheir families"
NEWSPAPER SCsPESsloSs.-We regret to no
tfcc tho suspension Of. II not tho discontlnu-
ance Of tie daily Atlanta american, as an
nounccd in Its list issue, III consequence Of
I'ecuniary embarrassment. The weekly -A1aeT-
lean will be continued, ut least for tme-the
duration Of its publication being contingent
upon circumstances.
The american is one Of the best newspapers
in the State, but has fallen victim to the
credit system, All that try 1t are crippled and
embarrassed, IN expense to friends and curse
to their prophet ors throughout their existence;
why is it that newspaper men alone cannot
learn wisdom from cx1,ericncee
The Loeemot:'e for Saturday also announces
Its own suspension, With probable change Of
ownership, change Of name, dc.
, 1860-12-11

Cocoa Matttnss tn1 of1ces Churches vesabudes. 10.
IN Al wt.hA from enc haN 70 two yarGs wtdo Canton
8Eaw Mating. both white and checked on4 oos4nd-
aQuArsez And ono and hall yAsts wide: AosalG Vel
Brush Skeleton Adelaide aad shaepsEtn Aass Of The
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GREAT CARPET HALL
H0lliStef l. wilkins,
f25 l. 137 50. L4ks STREET. -. l33 l. 1T
EHP8TAR3z
Tho Best Goods ut Low Prices.


Have on hand and osr tpr sals. Of ther own tporta
ton and OF tho best domestic Manufacture the largest
md best assortment II the Northwest q Aedalnon
Ingram E1t1z Fine InErain Cotton and Wool !ngrans
Wool Dutch, Scotch usmpa Fett Venetian 1apeaHY
greatest va1ety, prtees and pstteTna eomptin: H.
opeasI n Chicago and Vhich taey oeF Il tas loVsst
, 1860-12-11

Of taese offer . la.xe and unr'ya1led assortment,
either as resrts quality sty1a or prize, Of English Ao
American manufacture. IN widths Of one yard, o1eAud
shAlf yards and two yards wlde 1t prcrs nou TIRES
snil!tns. to " scin9s per yssd Also HeAEy Sheet
st vide prces from to ton shlliuSs per yard
AlsoTable on Cloths In patterns and by the JRtd and
A In ri
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PERSONAL.

The Peoria Transcript says there Is rumoz
afoat to the effect that Judge Purple has com.
menced an action for slanderagainst President
Frost, Of the Peoria aud Oquawka Railroad,
for language used In in recent rallroad meet.
igg In that city.
The Right Rev. samnel A. McCo=kry,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in
the Diocese Of Michigan, in view Of the in.
pending danger to our Union, has Issued u
pastoral letter to the clergy under his charge,
setting forth the following form Of prayer, to
be used at morning and evening services In MI
the churches:
To the Clergy of the Diocese Of Michigan:
DEAR BRE1unE*.-A this is q time Of no
little anxiety among all those who appreciate
the blessings connected with our Federal
Union, hereby set forth the following prayer
to be used at the morning and evening service,
Immediately after The general Thanksgiving.
sAA'L i. McCosERr,
Bishop of the Diocese Of Michigan.
Detroit, Dec. 2, 1860.
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aA1Af DncoEIxY~-AmonS tas most important of III
Tie great rnstcaf discoveries of thA go may bs COZ
sfdeEea the s5steu Of vBecna:ton for protection ffp
Small Po1 the Cephalic I'll for re.ef OF Headache sd
the use Quaine for the prevention Of Fs7ess either
Of vh,ch IL sure specific whose benefits will be ex-
pe1eneed by suffering hu1astty long arr ths.r d.
envesezs s1s forxotsan.
, 1860-12-11

most efficient ar1ns ever put In the hands Of
Intelligent mel" The triumph Of such arms
over the muzzle-loading, is declared to be as
certain % that Of the percussion cap over the
flint und steel, while for cavalry the breech-
loader and revolver are destined to take the
place Of the aaber.
Great importance is claimed for the c1plora-
tions along the Rio Colombo OF the West,
made during the last four years, to which the
establishment Of Il new, shorter and better
routa between Great Salt Lake md the Pacific
settlements Is credited; a. also the develop
ncnt Of the extensive region north Of the
Flatte river, showing the existence there Of
several practical wagon routes, valuable In n
military point Of view. In these explorations
the general topography and photography hare
been obtained, geographical positions deter
mined, climate observed, and general geology
nscertalncl
In view Of the exposed situation OF the set
Elements Of Puget Sound mud adjacent waters,
from iucursions Of hostile tribes from British
aud Russian provinces, new steamer, to take
the place of the Massachusetts, ship, now used,
Is recommended. The Indians come down in
large canoes, and with great speed, 80 that pur-
suit, with ordinary mean, is out Of the qucs-
tion.
The report concludes with reference to re-
commentators heretofore laid before Con
gress by the department, some of which are
declared necessary to the reduction Of the e1-
pensea Of the army.
, 1860-12-11

90 God, phose name Is excellent In all the earth.
and who dost dispose and turn the hearts Of rulers
and people Is 1t seeme1h best to Thine infinite wfs-
dom We humb1F beseech Thee 20 TO govern and
direct the hearts to III those in authority over uv
and IA Of a! the people Of this land, that we may
est5 and fafcty, which Thy lovln: kindness and
providence bare secured 10 In the federation o!
these U ited States. Restrain among rs I'LL strife
peace; and renew in us spirit Of lore ard thank
fnlness TO Thee opr God, Of submission and o5cdi-
cnee 70 the laws ana government OF the land. and
Of orothctly kindness, one towards another. That
70. being delivered from the dangers wherewiih
We are entompaseed, we nay serve Thee in holI-
meas and rishteoutuess all oar t1ars through Jesus
Christ our Lord. AIKEN"
- Several owners Of steamboats, have uni
ted to form 4 regular line this winter from
Cairo to New Orleans.
, 1860-12-11

IN A z Q r c H 4 + D
ACID SPRINGS.
These SPRING. are situated IN tie Valley af the Ost
ae y 6 t..
AsdinA on the Er!e Csaal aad fourteen miles fson
a::S &
stta.: mttfa Feot q aooss @ s9
ssi5ss9 s sssta ss1s,;s s 4 III: rs s
se.sed by tse.e x.:e. Depend xsf1 l.Fgey Upon ID
= 'as i e
sno,s IesulsnE M o% IL: sffoEe.os r e a!.tes,e ha;s
confirmed 1epFo'5-she wascf' have been 'ig0al, 'ae
opiniosa Of Medical aud Eclentinc gentlemen s,s
s11ea II tic circ1sI1. Tho following eminent ccaue.
mcn speak IN strong tsus Of the medicinal 1aue Of
r1Sf En5ssas rqpsy3 Rssk ef Aib.a!;
b. q 4 essa5 es@556e efe &
Aaa: D. =. 8: sehnies of LcekpoIt y. r: they .:
xhieh r cafed y IL ase ef tle xitsT: 81: Beet
E:nsble - 9,edieieal ssenss .pr c.ar6eli ~:
aesy Il S: L: ss n:s, Ia efs*s ;ss Ii d.
Mhss .s ne :Sh t. ef
81 ss9s s 10 1sF
6nsve and Urinary organs and Of the c1t1neoua
a::sty ss2ss: e9s sSs:s
eaBea OF pastive henorahxxe-spch puspura henlof
FhsSica and the cnluqpAdve aweats OF htetts fever
Thex.;es HaE ,!so Be sofsea nsed nth advantaka he
np pruusete1 fcveF> excite the sp7eite and pro.
mote dlzeston II dlatrhrA psEttc=at5 such a. ne
0epe1 dent tela1ed ulcerAred state Of the tou
sos. 9e%esans Of " ntest.aes II c.1caloss a5ee.
TIT su7h1e remedy. being preferable to mnsi.uc
Aud. a. bling more solvent AID les apt By Continual
es ased properly diluted - kre.t rshtEeEaat % q.
IN those forrss Il Dyspepsia Connected With TOE H.
kAtne condition Of the stomach IN lross Or Tater
br1sh VII prove better than hydtuehiosc ac!d. Ia
c..s. q cole peton11n: and other INJURIOUS conse
prore - be N admirable anudote In chronic phzry-
Hta larynxtrs- chronic nucus eatafrh. and humid
ast1Ra cbFon4c ppthAuotA fexte.nally} f1rYte Ia
u,ess.sd soss tnloas y sa-es S5 asa'atoa. sad In
When taken tnteraAliy, VIE GLASS yr11. Of the
KAtee, diluted, taken three un1ss day, Is sufnasct
for Al adult
othes tesrMeslals nom rhy.ieiaas. .ad other r.
6e Agent Dealers supplied On liberal teEna.
~ No Water Genuine nnlezs procured from
H. ", B0STW1Ck. Soils 4E9pt
No. III Broadway, Hsw Tork,
, 1860-12-11

Fict Fos1H HKxoxua-3pa1at1g's cepha1ts rlr1s sss
certain care for Sick Headache Bilious Headache
NsEvons Headaehe, eosvsreas aad General Debility.
, 1860-12-11

State tend.red fine compliment to Col.
L. T. Mcclure, Chairman of the Peoples
State Committee, in the form OF a banquet
at tie Continental Hotel, on Saturday last.
Speeches we're made on the occasion Iy
Morton McA1;chael, Esq, Col Mcclure,
Hon. Andrew G. Curtin, the Governor
elect Hon William D. Kelley, Mem
Der Of Congress elect Hon. William
B. Mann, c1-1layor Gilpin, Hon.
Thomas E. Cochran, Auditor General,
Henry c. Carey, Esq, and others. Il is to
be prcsuned that these gentlemen reflect
in q large degree the sentiments Of tie
overwhelming majority which crowned
their 1abors in the recent campaign, and
hence their remarks on this occasion, in
full view of the threatened disruption :ef
the Union, possess q peculiar interest II
there be any State Of the seventeen which
cast their electoral votes for Lincoln and
Haulin, in which, Judging from its antecc-
dents, its geographical position and its IN
intimt tic commercial relations with the
South, we might expect wavcring in the
present crisis, it is Pennsylvania, But, so
far as we may moasu,c the tone # that
greet commonwealth from The remarks OF
her ea.incat citizens on the occasion refer
red to, there is as little disposition 10 yield
to the demands Of The Cotton States, as in
Vermont or Wisconsin.
Col. Mcclure, the guest Of the evening,
in response to toast complimentary to
himself, said: ,.,-.% r..
Gentlemen Of Philadelphia, there can bc nc
dlsunion. We hare n2 machinery i9 this Cose5n-
time has como, believe. to test this question
thoroughly. 1t ts timc thAt ron and 1 should
1now whether VIC haye government Or MT.
psacetuly called the man Of orr choice to the his
cat Office within the gift Of our people it Is mt
men to Say that He shall bargain and tempurdze
He will be the President Of this mighty cnnfedcra.
e. elected IN strict conformity to the ws; aad It
yin b. bis dasy as eclieye i to be his rm7ose.
aad let those who will ag.sress upon the the gov
eFumeut, take the fearful responsibility and the
tscs p7nss ,,n,,
THIS country cannot choose President In con{srla
1ty with the Constitution and the laws-lE the Ic.,
PIE of the North must never demand protcctto1fo
fheir clufns nnn IN 1,.tinn,1 .,nSarr,n-u, r. ~
sesar.;nn nf n".a hsa ~ ~ At !ne
i eyer to be- made Sa ~ 5 PIT t o. eng pcoiM
sectionai disnarI ~ dis.rrn rnvr oeun,r ~
ma th1nwJns r1,r ,.,'o1s Jta w.
wil inooire tha vaina 9r III. Hnion "aI1 J n,a".
They d:rnsnd .h,t ,te ,ima h.s co,tn iynou ~;
shsl{ know ,xiethcr ~ ~ th1s enn1nsnt
n fatlnre., ,rhsn tha ~ ann"tI,r % Iii r. s,t,,
whnthc+ n IL con., ~ +e r. ~ ~ ~
aud maintainin fhc snn,cnacv ~ - its is1ra
niausr i ~1e ~ ''' 'A"'' l"is
GoV. Curtin, in q speech Of much power.
, 1860-12-11

Table Linens u patterns xod By tho yzs Linen Sar-
kan4 and DoyAes. Marsetlles Quta> Iaen knd Cu<&oo
Aheerngs OF al ultthh Linen and Cotton Pillow.
deFed printed and embossed Furniture Chintx: togo
Etfher with Large asAoFcu=nt OF 1EinXaa, ticturs
cos1is And T&sseis.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Spring Beda uaiE, Cotton. sea-Gras4 Excelsior and
Nos. XattEesses Feather Eetis, Bol4<e3 and Pliows
Blankets 4unts, slests, Pillow Cases Lounges Fool
Stools, gllaId Cloths. P!raheA EaamellsI Clotha
CuF!ed Hair Of various grades Moss and Excelsior By
treas T1.sA and 1wtasa foE Cpho!sserer's usa.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
, 1860-12-11

p E MOVAL. REMOVAL
We HAvE REMOVED eVR
STOCK OF PAPERS

STOCK OF PAPERS
Tesnr new and eouuoc.eus was,hauaa.
Nos. ~ and ~ Statc Street,
orrpR7x CIT uo1u.
at5s =: 'hs b p,eassa e X. our ea sa.sos:
adsaes of IL public s = s.fesSfs1s ss' " ~ ~ coz
6and Il stats stzsat oppestts City Hose..
Railroads, Banks, and Insurance Co.'S,
EeS.opt. EEK &c ;esp e sr
rofctes Of Insurance. Show Cards and Railroad Iict.
DRu G1sTA,
We haze sedntz Fnter.ng rls.ae, H.zdvsre, M.ns1,a
Aad co:ossd Papszs adsptsd to your usa.
LAWYERS,
n1.s ~ sss R*, L,s Letter
ts1esA Call aod saa bsfara ouytaE.
.4UBUI1.9.D.4LE P.IPEEs.
+ e. s.' 4asy 1:?f1s = sf. ~
Cheapest and Best Papers
II tae nasrket .ad taking preference s..r N stasr
sIATloafas Axp suun1Y CLERKS,
Teu Win ind 10 ynur advantage to Gait sud examine
" .as .3 tad r assa
Ras ass Gs ~ sna
1s.ees. Call and aasisfJ 3ourselyes.
c.aa State street r ( oepe:,t. p q a1a5 cls; Heea
CRoCEEs AND DRY GOODS DEALERS,
VIII nnd IN stock all kinds and qualities OF Straw
Sn ~! As1i!a W.s2giuy paper. Also Letter. Cap aod
caadA State s.reet. Opposite citY Hotel
Pa1NTHEa AND BooKEHsDuRe,
Ton wn consult your own interessa By calling aud sx
a1uia11z our stock. comprised In part II follow:
1900 BIsfs @s5sf: Pdqsx Il snd noSk P.ps y. .se
:n ks.as iaa:a efi1se flsi c.p. white and blu.
@ " :. Deny and Medium, white and bluA
1n IT, sEss shft,sE e; G;P R;s'l;: I'D Ee1ss
s0 Assorted 0lazed Fspers.
CUT CARDS AND CARD BOARDS
OF tashast s1auumctura
nal:das3uanlo6l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

pulIk RD rARLR pOB sALn-A Gooo MARBLE
ID Bed Billiard Table tor sale for or on e.~v
erns sscf customer Inquire la ruon rec, ri r
NJ 10 poydsn street, Hessrk, ~ ..
II IMPROVED BfLfiAH0 FABLES
Ard Cu<nhfnsfsrn Cushions
YHxLSr a COfy,HFnUf.
ec.e ksarfseturerr % % ~ Crosby ssre- rsw yc-s
ITO Lot or ron sALE-rwO svCoKD nAwp arr
4 liId Tatlss To ID ~ ur go Cluh Rsons. n,
hn&rd hocws esh ave ~ fsh ans osnsr frtnr-~
wanted ~pound-vsssndn lbs md esa e,mr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-16

NPLE BAkGAlNs.-cHAs. A.
- GWATkIN, corner Ssh and Main streets, VII
sssss :ssrsss snss:h Sspsss Apsiss srss
lot hsatsome coloFs at l2s, large lot inner grades
Mach pss. acc chsss rent s
% e.: e; ssa e. .:. ::
corner 9th aAd Main sts :, q door above:
= Corner x.i Ss saa il: 8 s~ saaE .5s;.
RAtvN. LakD, Ac:.-ls 16ds. Hams, Breasts
i - and SIDE Beeoo . Itis: Ne: { Reansd ard;
.:t" SShsp ss'f Si:a
ss S:; S: ). ~: ~; e
nelia a.. WI,sI:s q ~. vine. b.sa s sssd
Teas ''' SAFE ~ fARRs iHsiikEe. 18th .,,..,
Jr: :l "a ,;'siS MN
such = are generally ss1t g 6rit sla.s oasss q
FaTs.S SssS =, s::; I
:s 81; IN !; s. 4: I: ;;: =
VMoINlA1A ,.Ua9IId OsL.
~ s: q: ls':s,: e s .s :
=; M ~ : = e ~: .s
g.. ;:s a. Z; e. s:
pAAAVtINk CXR1L .-TEsss dxS1es
re n,aAc of Prepared Para Inc, - psaluct fran
aslss.iiasioa u Coal having the chemical
ana n.a,s s.s nj 1a. The, give = na.,e eie&rer
ma m man:sa,sni sad ssatis produce saksT
spsrm' AMI fsSssnts isyhk thsn The best wax Or
tes warm eiin.f y essss IL sNss 5, ss'sAO''
-zszu~.-r--=-.----, l..A y. B. DAVENPORT.
MI go csa.im Soxg : k4n..,R ss5 iss-
Catbs. IN vssietys Na1hlseSS isssr 1Ss3i,ss "
xttfesss yl.s!..aS Ss:.s ~ ssss. Cssvsss.
siEl5ii4x ! lAsnaos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-16
DESCRIPTIONS. &c,

(NO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICED. HAG-
~ ERTY and H. w. STARKE have associated
themselves together, under the style and firm of
HAGERTY STARKE, No. AO Nam street, next
pose of conducting the TIN, GAS-FITTINi,
PLIMBING, STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT AIR
FURNACE business: Also, BRASS AND BELL
We are now prepared to execute ali orders en-
trusted to our charge In either of the above
branches. in the very best manner, and by tirst-
class mechanics. We would especiall, call the at
tentcn OF country merchants before purchasing,
we feel confident ~ our stock is entirely new
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would also call the attention of the trade to
our stock of BRASS WORK, for Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Filters, which we are manu- Featuring
and selling at Northern prices.
Rabbit Metal, CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
Metal. Anthony and Block Tin for sale.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
IA 7-d2m
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OFFICE X. L d. 4 ~
RICHMOSp, Oct. q. -
GREAT S0C1MwGs''

!. EkN MAI. RUlTL-p
S4GcsIa late arrange 1eus. the Rleanos'
and Danviile, South side, Virginia and Iense.s
East Tennessee and Virginia, East fennsssee -
Georgia. and Memphis and Charleston "a I.'s
have entered into an agreement 10 pass ~,
Children under three years OF age fxrs eysl -
respective roads, TO take effect and after MOVIE
Der LIST, la6o. -,
To persons trading in Negroes, and Others ,. !. !,
route oilers advantages unsur passed ny 4hy W,
For further PARTICULARS, apRly at ths az
nee, Richmond aud Danville Rainmii, Hie ssss
&C U-dts G. CAMPBELL, $50
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY MI
TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING.


Whole Tickets $40; Halves -; Quartefs - ~.
Certificates Of Packages in the Ordinary Draw
inss viii b sold ct the following rates; WHICH 10
tho risk: Certificate Of PackAee ct ~ Whcle Tick-
ets. o0O; CsSti6cate Of Package Of " Half Tickets,
010s Csft!fcate Of fsckage q q Qnaster Tickets.
n ordering Tisksts or Certificates. snoloss the
Amount Of mOney 70 our address Tor what yOu vlsh
10 purchase 4ams the Lottery n yhich yon wish
Il N vested, and whether y0a wish WhOlee, Halves,
Quartsrs or Egg hths, on receipt of Which We sead
What % ordered, By 6sst mall, together with the
inmedistsly after the drawing, Printed draw
Ing. Certified % BY the Commissioners, viii -
sent, with IN Explanaticn. ~.
~ Purchasers will please write their slgnesures
PLAN, and give the name of their CouA-
AN con,,nunic atious strictly confidential:
! ~ All fFixae " u ~ Ana u1deH, Daaa lpmo
dlat1lx Aher tie drawing fnses - ~ esaai
a66b. kiDDY / cos. I0TTkalEs s,s
eA.e - Augusta. Geosgis, aad Wilmington Des.
eaasss sav Tlesss.s !. gsniscssss y y aissss! .
& W *00SS6 1Rk 8 e. 4I0:se; -, -
M 49,: - = .sE ssssY:' ,sfi = - ::
II So y 49,
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

THE PLACE FOR GAINS-At
L SCHAAP l. CO. IS. corner of Broad and 3rd
streets. China and glassware 81 the cheapest
prices ever heard of, such as TumLlers from SO. n
dozen up; Gobets from 81 so a dozen up; Keroser e
OIL Lamps from 75c. piece up-ail worth double
the money; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far below
and we mnss make room for them. Our stock of
Bird Cages and Chlidren's Carriages surpasses
anything in variety and low prices. AS for House
furnishing Goods such Looking Glasses Tea
Trays, Coffee and Tea Pots, OF y kinds Of metal,
Table Cutlery, Wooden and Willow Ware. and
thousands of other articles in that line. call from
thcs, IN want Of such goods Will prove beneficial
tn them they will save from Is to % per cent by
purchasing at SCUAAP cos
Conner of Ercad and I'd afR