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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

We learn that leading Regency politician went
up the river Saturday with $50, 200 contributed
by onr bankers and merchants, under the auspices
of the II $. & T. Committee, to overcome the
stubborn determination Of the voters of the rural
districts Of our State to elect LincOlo aud Ham
lin. A further Gum of $4,000 is promised. Go
81 cad hnYk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
Fatal Railway Collisions.

DfTRoiI SATURDAY, Oct. ~, iooy'
A collision occurred on the Detroit and Milwansee
Railway yesterday morning; two miles west o. DR. ne
uinobam. between a freight and expires, tram, by
which MI. Si,es, the mail agent Mr. Nichols, the eh'
press messenger, aud Wke the brennan we're sills 3D.
CLpELANp, Saturday, Oct 20; 1850
The mail tisin the Cleveland srd Ere illrGna
going east to-day ran into wagon AT fan-ssiue
Killing Mrs solomon stone, boy naned DYKE, npo
iliurng Mrs. Dyke, Master Stone, an az man. MI o.
whom were in the wagon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
roxemepts of Senator Douglas

JrrTpRsON CITY, Satuiday, UcI' 70, IoOO'
1,aa Dcnolss' q trip from ST. Lou. 10 Jeers1n was
cousEnntd ovation He was hsiled with shouts of
ecome All along the road, aud the eager multitGdes
assembled at the principal stations would not lei mm
He ia now addressing a vast crowd in front Of the
csnitol. Immense enthusiasm prevails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Oct. 90 1861
The gale very heavy last night, and was severely
felt en- the bay.
The Norfolk steamer bas arrived. Owing to the &C.
we're gale at Norfolk on Friday che did not leave at
the uiusl hour.
The lower portion Of the City of Norfolk has been
completely submerged by the storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
News from Pixies Peak.

OMAHA, Sturdsy, OC!' 70 Ioo0'
An extra coach of the Western Stsge Company al
led bs,e his afternoon at three O'Clock. IL l=f Den,
YER s Monday with eleven through passengers n aGu
the messenger Of Hickey Esprtss Tss SI%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
Massachusetts Politics.

BOsTON, Saturday Oct. 70, IoUU'
The three parties opposed TO the Rspubhcsns nav .
fueed in the IVth and Vth Districts uniting on essrs
B;oelow snd Appleton for Congress, against Messrs
Rice and Burlpgame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
Assembly Nomination.


The Democrats Of the lid Assembly District have
no,,;rated A, Blocker Banks for the Assembly, a
member of the firm Of Banks Bros, law book pub
| steIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

CIECINEATI, Oct It IobU.
Mr.. Ysn,ey spoke at Pixies Opera House last night
10 q crowded audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
The WeIIaud Canal Obstruction.

PoRT CcLBORNE Saturday, Oct 10 IBbD
TIE navigation of the Wellsnd Canal, which was
stopped by the railway accident yesterday was
euned at O'Clock this afternoon. The traffic on the
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad is still obstructed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
virginia Politics.

RICHMoED, S.tufd.y Oct. 70, I6bU.
N-,.or .ba Rteekipridgs candd.te las been elscted
~ Htnse from FluvaDna, by Ga majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
Fire i'm PhiladeInhia

PHILApELPHIA, Saturday, Oct. 20, 1860
Schoields wooden yarn factory on Willow street
was burned last night. Loss $50 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
ISAIAH RYNDFRs rs. THE UNION COMMITTEE.
REGISTER YOUR NAMES.

SR Az one of the inspectors of the Registry in the
Fourth WaId wish call the attention Of voters to the i'm
porsnce seeing that their duly registered for the
&C election although they may have registered their names
lat M og 10 the careless with which the names
are put the poll lists Is quite impossible to make out
great many that have to guess at them For
this reason highly important tina. voters should see TO
n their accurately registered the goth and DIST
nst they may be deprived Of the privilege Of voting At the
eu,uir election an caon when every th loves liberty
and hiss vote shoUd be hand to exercise his franchise
also find good many no! given foil merely the initials
ofhe Chan name Should you think this matter Of sufficient
to IL IA your paper you will confer syoI on
a REPUBLICAN OF THE FOURTH WARD.
Ketol Yak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
THE HEBREW NOMINATIONS. -
To The Editor # The N. Y. Tribune

To the Editor II The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: The undersigned a eubscIiber Of your paper,
noticed this mofnig article under political news headed
Hebrew Nomination" In consideration that Hebrews have
never undertaken Hebre form political societies. and
only take pa citizens and doubt have different opoious
politics. RossLburpRs Independent Club H. under consdeta
ton Hebrew Club You wond % better by calling the Fer
nsudo Woods Rose, burgh Club This Club has been In eA
since Mayor Wood himself the nomnston Their
slway msde after Wood has made his which
accepted by them. BY going Hebrews yoi wou
find out how their feeling IL about County Congress and
City unson ard vii come TO the conclusion that snt out
Douglas Tauusry Hall Mozart He'll Rua Hole Cos, Hole.
ard Rosenburghs Fernando Wood) Independent County
Ticket
oblse A HEBREW
Neso- Yoyk, Oct. 20, 1850.
T. Spy gvrg hst Rossnbughs hackers expected
10 gain Hebrew votes in which they haze and r fail.
ISAIAH RYNDFRs rs. THE UNION COMMITTEE.
To me Ed1r Of The n. Y. T,ibuas.
SIR The "irrepressible' Capt Rypders publishes
in The Herald proclamation which he states that he has re-
ceved no money from the Union Committee to defray the
of the torchgh procession the 23d max and that he
la, made ell the thus fer bis responsibility
What docs the Captain Have not the Unen Committee
enough confidence the Captains honesty to pay his hsl Or
has lie found KIND hearted individual who willing to rdst
hint And he has received how about the hannel
be The Union Committee have
bsd subscriptions circulation for weeks among
chants them TO the nion' by gng few yars
of flannel make uniforms few dimes TO aid IN purchans
beer raising orey undec pretenss and Of
pang the hsse Of torches banners and hrew
for Of citizens have they been VI
il fer oganirg bogus Know Nothing AsoeGous Let tue
h.s teco me OF hist flannel. ONE WHO SUBSCRIBED.
Ketc- York, Oct. 70, leo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
RECEIVED BIZ

Special Dispatch to The Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

THE "RHD DEMON OF THE NURsREY."-The
scarlet fever has been raging fearfu!ly in Iii.
nois and Ohio. At Bloomington, Illinois, dur.
ing the past winter, it is said that some four
hundred children have fallen victims to the
disease. In Steubenville, Ohio the deaths
number from two to five daily, and already
some two hundred children have succumbed
to its deadly influence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14
TIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE..
incorporated 1881

MARINE INSURANCE..
(!neorPerated 1881
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
AOmoe No. Isl Main Street. Richmond. "a
Capital and Surplus, $23O,UOO!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage Of twenty- ssrex
pears experiences in the Insurance business, and
of that period needs no special Recommendation to
tine citizens of Virginia. "
1t ELECTS Fire Insurance in city and country and
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above and its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally and ts
rates are az low as those OF any other good nsttu
ton. DIRECTIONS:
w. l.. Cowardin, J. f.. Wsdrworth Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, WIN. Bees, Geo W Smith
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. L. winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w Purcell Jno M iSnrTon'
Alex. r. Parker, JOS p Winston Arch Thnma.'
Jas. A. InlOes, H. A. Claiborne
Apply to the President or Secretary in person or
by letter. w. l.. COWARDIN. President
WN. WILLIS. JR.s secretary. lie 2-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

A ROYAL SuITE.-It is stated that suite of
twenty nabiemen and disting nished entlemen
will accompany the Prince OF Wales on his
visit TO Canada this spring. 1t is said further,
that his Royal Highness, the Duke Of Cam
bridge, the Duke OF Newcastle, and Major
General Bruce, will be among the nobiiities
ON that OCCASION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

team.sloop SaraEac, the sloop-of- war Cyane,
and the store.ship Warren, at latest dates,
were at Panama. The steam -corvette WyO-
ming arrived at Valparaiso on the Goth Jann-
airy. The Levant was at Reaiejo. The ST.
Louis was al Grey to~ n, and the frigale Sa-
bine and the supply ship Relief were at As.
pinWalI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

STREET RAILROAD IN CINCINNAT1.-
The street railroads of Cincinnati paid to the
city in the month of February a per CAPITA
tax on the number of passengers carried Of
&2,4.li2. The total revenue to the city from
the three street railroads chartered has
amounted since the commencement Of their
OueratiOns to 80 Goo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

GATEs.-Beef is already selling at Cherries ton
at twenty-five cents a pound. in anticipa ion
of the crowd the Charleston Convention will
take to that city. Landlords say they are
charged the most exOrbitant rates for all the
food they will need, and the additional accomo-
dations required for the entertainment ofthe
guests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

r REMOVAL, REMOVAL-OF THE
"a WELLcKNOWN BILL BARTHOfo
MI NEW, MATCHMAKER The suhscri-
Der would respectfully announce to the
public, and his friends IN the country that he has
REMOVED next door TO Messrs. Kent, Paine 4
Co.'S. nearly opposite his old stand on Main ST.,
wbere he trusts. by strict attention To business
and desire To please, that he will meet with .hs
same patronage 30 Literally bestowed on him Tor
the last fourteen years. Aiy motto stilI snail bs
Nothing UtfhORt kdbor," ~
Where lives the little BILLY b.,
W nile on Eleventh stree, told the hour
He's gone next door To Kent & P's-
Ou him favorx oh.
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MEDICAL HO 3PITAr.s


TNFlKMAKY OF THE MEDICAL COL
LEG E.0Ths lnirmary Is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated and
pots. Hotels and other centres OF Business. It is
FURNISHED with every arrangement requisite for
SC s;f sd ssoss,
ne insane and these iaho,,ns under contagious
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the PROBES.
s0rs OF the CSllege, who visit the wards daily The
and Medicine are, for Per week.
White Patients. .....--..~...-..~..-..-...S
f PsiSass Room. Observation-Disclosures to IS
In addition to the above rates IN cases recurring
Ss,ors Of the Beevus Hesp.a ~i small fee
charged Tor the operation, varying from So to $50
any case may be ascertaned by application to eth
er Of the Attending Surgeons OK the Resident Ply
All charges ayable on the removal of the pa-
Lz z.'s ssa GIBSON PErlco
w At'sa sna Nd RGeSsWsiansPros' TUCKER CON
Resident PPhhss'oisn-EpMuNDs MASON. NJ. D.
President i. J69SEs. M. D.
to tho infrmary, may address either the ptssiJent
or the hesldent fhs stefan. ia ply
RELLEvUE llOSPlTAL.-This Institution,
- which has been in successful operation for the
last seven years. Is situated on Church Hill. Rich
mOnd, Virginia, In a seg htfnl. airy position and
Is furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
modatlon of gentlemen who may find it inconve-
nlent to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be pa id to the iyixg- IN
yards. which are peculiarly commOdious.
TERMs:
payable on the removal of the Patient.)
White Patients, per week. .........-- ---.Se
C0l0Ted DO. DO
IA City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless whore the parties are known to
one Of the Physicians of the Hospital. =.
This includes all charges for Board, NJ edical At
tendance, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrange
Ment with the Inkrmary Of the Medical College, a
small additional fee, ranging from 90 to $50, viii
10 chars cd for Surgical Cases. The particular sum
may lie ascertained before hand by application TO
one Of the attending Phy siciany.
No SInall Pox admitted.
Ne Patient received for less than week.
ne nndersisned will give their personal atten-
"on " al Patients placed Ia their Hospital.
vA~sp. ArIkNDfNG PHysICIAEs:
cS BoLTON, Al. D., Grace st., between 9TH
AT THOMAS t,. POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor IT., lst
Hot.iH f. ChENsAAW. N. D., opposite American
-. M y ". PARKER, M. D., Law Building. cor.
- e u ~ tsts and Franklin sta
bAOCk. n. D.. Resident Phv sioian.
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MATIHES, jEN ELKH, SILVER
- AND PLATEU WARE-S MNEnS

HNU rLA ED WAHE.-S. A. MYERS
EAl keeps constantly on hand q larre and COM
piete assortment of the above named ar
tces embracing all the latest vt, les. which he Of
iers to his friends and public on the most reason
able terms: He would call particular attention to
lis stock Of fine Watches, such as Jules Jurgsnson,
r. ADAMS 4 Son. Alfred l.avalette, Jules Fine
Cfaise, and other celebrated makers. He also
keeps large assortment Of rich Diamond Set Fla
Single Stone Breastpias. Tor gents; also. a lar.s
aassortment Of ladies' Carbuncle, Coral. Lava,
Cnn,eo and Pearl Sets. Etrnscan and p'ain .eld
Charms, Sleeve Buttons, shirt Buttons Xc; Silver
SETS Gobets. Pitchers, Salt Cellars, Cups. bouquet
Asparagus longs. Ice Tongs, Silver spoons and
r oTks. hne SILVER plated Knives &c.
Hoping To oi1ef such induce menss that cannot
iA,i to please in price and quality, call IS respect
IuIiS solicited. s. A. MYERS,
Corner Of Main and Pearl sts.
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MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.-AtB illerica.
ON the I'D inst, by Rev Mr.. Stearns, Mr. Da-
vid Fitch, of Bedford, and Mrs. Susan Adams,
of Bilierica. Mr.. Fitch is 81 years old, and his
lady SIS. The event created considerable stir
in the uiet village, and was celebrated by the
ringing of bells, firing of cannon, anda social
gathering of the citizens, enlivened by music
prepared for the occasion, and performed by
the band LO,reH Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14
1850. Spring TRADE.
1860.

fGoya;solR s;,e.. srARRErT.
Oasrs for sale tie foo Nyia.1,H 'sa Virginia.
own Manufacture. viz "st VI articles, of his
I'm WnTe, OF all kinds
Sheet lrul and Copper Ware
SSsst ras se ssx.. re- Stow. & WOOD
The Brilliant Gas burner,
kogtakle Heaters,
Portable Grate, ~
Diamond Radiator,
FACTORY Stoves,
RiehgaOsd Portable Furnace,
klcOfics Boilers. TOR VOID aaA ooal.) s
Portable Ovens.
-. Aleo, constantly l0r sale, IN most regular
asd seSsihss piscss lor 10 ssms, siwsys % Sssd
f3R@ A2AHeC.- - 0p lis. Sorts Gsal lbr nlo
0n FISHER K WINSTON, Druggist
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"A NATURAL BRIDGE.
yEA YinE Yg!Shssed ths s snn,rs pRoPEkii,

NATURAL pkiuvn., sxtsaslw -,
S, an S' IT, % % House. Viii 10 prepared s
oI MAJ ~ entertain larger nain. s sssf 49,
IN : ,sose comfortable naEner MA ,ss s. "a
.hall stsAs sslsl, ~ ~ ssss Vii ss salys:ssss s
iSs Ssst Wisss ana Eisaefs. rs:s sSl.s. $500
the patronage 0( the tfAvelias Ia N - - =.
tAs4m that they ahsll bs sasst'1ca y. 20 - "
q al :sIs s.ss ss..1 70 sssi' y, oax Lusfst
STORE HOUSE, For RENrsT,l"" nc1. "
~ ':sss =, aSusE ~ e. , i
"a vsry rsssos,Abae tessss. ,Ay Nh, e$t
Snge9e II n0seASptii siA< viii envn MI DtI -
.ssses seaaA hA-lm! : q 49,
W93 1kGEIvEiH-Als Iss ssskvsS a"
;.' sii' : n : !. !. III WI
] WIS, y Malm ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

THE IRON INrERKsr.-It is reported from
Washington that a portion Of the Pennsylva-
mia members have agreed to recommend to the
Committee on Ways and Means to Tx specific
duties on iron ut the following rates: On pig
iron s. per ton; railroad iron Si2 per ton; com
mon bar iron Sl5 per ton fine bar iron / cent
per pound; boiler iron II. cents per pound ;
Russian sheet iron ~ cents per pound
These are the principal descriptions, though
scrap and other classes Of iron are to be pro.
vided for,
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Richmond MADEtLoJhi,,''

INrREASFD FACiLii rs. o'stlE J
~ scri.,er has been manufacturing ,sss
the eat, Of Klchmoud over .ysap s,s \, .
.6 and h,s nj this tine ifom 10 70 =" sa.ls =
his en- pho, ,aen,, and viii. IA the mex. ~, "
two, make large additions 10 thai hs.M',.,s,ar
ing taken the staTy over his STORE cs III I, sss
u, manufacturing asposes, he Is se's sses,J
Any article IN the cfo,hias lire tast sss siFs
in every respect, with eio,Ains issS1 70 "a fssa
cities, and he asks the pa'Eontss % ne lse -
and the public GENERALLY. IN sieS Oh ~ gs 80
no is givlnx employ mon, III oaf ms,. s"s.ss ~
number OF mechsnIes and wofisy s q ~
might otherwise sa!ler ioF tue nss.s' ~ 40, ,
He has the beat ct cutters, sad ni1,s
sur passed by any hous IN the COUNTY. ass,ck
MARYLAND. viFsnit Carroll nss saa ~ "a ~ coz
HIMEkES and fwEEpS II al SiaHTFAcrs
ING HOUSE, AS all shaii he sssisnea y, "a. v.''
lnspsctioa vi NO, what he .nteads !" Wv
10 has been doing foo ysais past, spkNcb.
Cio,hisr and Tailor. corner Nais snS a ~. VI,
Ia N-lm NJ
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SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
FEBRUARY 6rH. lA60.

At REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
At PERKINS i CO.'S, No. lll Esgle Square,
Large stock rich Dress Silks. at and below cost.
Rich 81 Robes at $40. S2s and $50. worth SIS
Printed French Delaines. at cost.
valentias, P0plins and Poll Dechevres.
Table Damasks, Napkins and Towehnxs
Laf9e stock Long and Square Wool Shawls, at
cost.
Lons Black Wool and MerinO Ehawls
CLUAKS.
Black Velvet and Black Cloth Cloaks, marked
down hollow cost to close them out.
Large stock lO-4, II 4 and IL 4 Bed Blankets at
very low prices.
iOOoe yards hest English and American Prints, at
10 cents.
Mich Tfimmed Lace Sets
ksch French Worked Muslin and Cambria Sets
Lace Betthas and Cages, at cost
70 reduce stock by the lst OF March. we will sell
great bargains in the above art,ces INIT, thai tins
PERKINS 4 Co, Cash Store
. No. la Eavlo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The Japanese
embassy to this country, which was to have
left Jeddo on the 22d OF February for Wash
ington, consists of seventy persons. They
were expected to arrive at San Francisco in
the United States steamer Powhatan, abou l
the LIST of March. Orders have been received
at the Yard, Mare Island, to have the
dry dock there in readiness in which to repair
the Powhatan, before completing her voyage
to Panama, with her distinguished passengers
en- route to Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-14

~ DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only Eve dollars. Every msdi-
noances it superior to all others. If desired, we
will cheeIfully refer to any of the very numerous
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus afii lot
s sd should procure one they being 80 durabls and
For the Truss, or information concerning it, ad-
dress c. C. JACKSON.
No. II Main street. Richmond. Va
Persons not knowing US, can send their none : 70
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can he had also at Messrs MEAnEA
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH& JOHNSTON'S,
UIuggleu. mvQ-lv
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PIANO roRrEs.
- KlCMMO PLANO YO1TE
supEroT OF Es SIs AND ,AMEKi-

MA E SiH y e SR f FNE oE kSH1E
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
pORR RADE, WArarOQins M, FACTORY ~
Broad street. woaid respectfully Invite punic At
tcntlcn 10 their large assortment Of PIANOS, and
would Oder such guarantees - wilt astisfy the
most fastidl0us purchaser. - w.
Our PIANOS are warranted for Eve ysars, kepe
in tune twelve mionths, and xed Within he
first nix mcnths II they fail 10 give entire sasistsO
rs.sisaiaI attention is paiA 70 orders fsom The
couptrS, ana persons usAy aAfe'y rely upun Tie
tAitatu execution Of their OYdors. -
Ola tiHn09 taken Ia exchange iur New onsa
n. FlANO6 hited ~ lev FlsNA ~
asM-dAevly poA iesnaAsdR ,
- p}.,HS6hU I,.IK DEC N.Y.
UEvv sistscss ~ EAU ~ sstsSllsf = ee e
e. fIANo f0STEs IVA ksss ssssS lLss: T. ]
K ~ z. Ssssfe.s. nas : sssisd = sks 90 = Is
Ws vs!.sss 90 car PIANOS. tsa eea s,Aev =
9eS 80 q nouDegvu1 teseipneolall - Any tnce2y
C4s Z: 's. = III = :s !. ~
- 4! |! s.: : =
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CARRIAGES, &c.

o6aaeA GAMKiAGES, BUGGiks, Ac.,
Ef0S FOR bALE-Tte sutscTiter intends
- changing big y,,ines:, and .IIi ci!si 9!
AND bUGGtES, with and without tops, Of his
own make. at greatly reduced prices. put NJ with
great care. Give him . call, ~ be T. deter mined
TO sell At all hazards. JOHN DOES,
NIL lin Corner Of 9th and Broad SITS.
nRRR< OF: MAN, MAN, THOU ART
@G but dust; therefore, Why. gyisvs ~ the
--AA|chanses Of life, for it leaves bat
ddIeary waste " contemplate UPON. So nov for so
hlOQuzng.
MK, EDiToR: Az I said in my last advertisement
had been studying astronomy. OF course people
expected to hear Of some great pheuomepa would
nave discovered but in examining tho elements,
lnnnd there was mystery beyond the co!nprehen-
SION OF man. and rs had no desire to lmild tower
soliGit,es. = - =
r am now still in the ring 70 trade Tor anything
from the bowels of the earth to the mountain top,
20 that push along, keep moving; for 1t is wiser
than setting as;de and dreaming. signing aud vast
ing lie tide TOR IN lies earnest battle those only
prevail who daily march onward and never say
tall. HAGAN'S JOHN,
18th St, Creek Nation, RichmOn Va.
:. r. 81 promised the public 3 romance Of my
iiie' " Inch will 10 forthcoming due time.
ia 25-3m
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4 III.
- -, M GOODS -SciIAA Il CO. lMPORTTRs
CORNER or BROAD AND THIRD STREETs'
are feeelving now, direct from the manufacturers,
variety of CHINA, GLASS. and EHRTHH.No
WAKE; LOCKING GLASSES; TABLE ctr
LLEKTi PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
JAI ANNED WARE; besides an endless assert
ne n Of French and German FANCY GOODS and
tOio, TO which we invite the attention of mer-
chants and the public In general, feeling confident
that our GOODS and PRICES will richly pay them for
= calt; We endeavor to maintain our reputation
IoI seiiing UarSains. SCHAAp & co.
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