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HtO-PARTNERSUUP.

COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned have connected
~ themselves the Of HUNT JAMES, and will
commssan business for the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
Flour Cotton and Produce generally also for the sale
purchase Of Merchandise also for forwarding Merchandise To-
bacco &c.
solicit patronage the friends Of the late Of
Hunt & Brother Of our Mr. James and Of the public
House the rof Gary and Virginia streets where
shall be pleased to our friends. JAS c. HUNT
HENRY JAMES.
Richmond, I'd Jany 1850. ja2-ts
n Enun plea cauV
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The enterprising proprietor Of
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
he Pust Medicinal Agent known has furnished the
community smulen pure, hcahfu and inyigoratng the
time mild delicious beverage is calculated do
with the vile drugged stun that pamed Oh the community
snd which Injurious TO body aud mind In addition the cer
hates beneath he has received Diploma from the STATE AGR
CULTURAL SOCIETY, and additional testimony Jackson
Of Boston, who teslhes under oath to Its absolute purity
CERTIFICATES
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Whisky
you and find that contains Poisonous
known Fu OIL which characteristic and Injurious
Ingredient Of the Whiskys In generaluse.
BOOTH, GARRET CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEw YORK. Sept 3, 1853
IhSve analysed sample Of Chestnut whisky
from Mr. Charles Wharton J OF Philadelphia having
fully tested IT, pleased that
poisonous deeeriOu suhSances II
fine favored quality Of whisky. JAMES r. CHILTON,
Analytical Chemist
BosroN March = 1859
have made chemical analysis o. commercial samples Chest
whisky which proves be free from the heavy Fus
OILS and perfectly pure and unaduerad The fine flavor Of
this Whisky Is derived from the Grain used In it
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, VI. D., State Assayer,
No 10, Boylston Street
For sale by G. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
ja23- No l16 Walnut Street Philadelphia
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INOR SALE-A steam engine Of one and half horse power
can be useful In the hands OF proper person
W. l.. WARING, druggist,
iao9-3t No Broad L.
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CLOSING-OUT PRICES.-we shall for

TLOSING-OUT PRICES.-We shall for the next four
~ weeks offer many Goods without regard 70 cost but such
prices as 20 We would name, Ladies and Misses
Coaks Shaws In White and Black Stella Plaid Long
Square and Black Tibet Paris Mou'ane and Printed M
Mousseaine Popn Robes Founeed SILK Robes
will be sold less than the Of
Import Also thousand dollars worth Carpetngs,
psng common superfne Ingram and reepy, Hemp and
Bag Carpets Drugge Cocoa and Canton Mating Also, Ser
Goods and Blankets heavy Cooed and White Cotton
Goods made In Virginia and Maryland will be sold low ST.
iaiT CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP
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mARRIED,

10 Bacsau,n Wednesday, he Pm lay Of January by he
MAYO ANTHONY,
o M s INST stthe residence Of che brides father, hy Rev
r,-5B kNDRgW SIMOND>, OF Charleston, GA Mss SALLlE
SS---,.- 5l al John A. Calhoun Of Ahbeyile, ;. c.
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NOTICE.
IN Withdrawing from the concern Of BUTLER, SON FRANK
beg offer sincere thanks fends and
their liberal patronage and support while the
business and would respectfully request them continue the
same towards the Of VIM >. Butler a Son.
PETER A. FRANKLIN.
RIcHNoXp January 18Th, ls6O, ial4
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DIR. mcC!Intock's PectOrai syrup calms the most
harang cough relieves the oppressed lungs aud ted throat
oosens aud brings away by painless eNpecoraon the matter
which the wndppe and bronchial tubes regulates the excited
pulse invites and symptom Of consumption
Price a. Sold by FISHER & WINSTON
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VyEIE AMERICAN PORN BOOK, by Tate and
sands Persons who have Taes Form Book, should buy
sands, American Form Book, 10 complete the work.
We publish both books and they sold separately bound
sether In one vol. Price 81 50. A. NORRIS
Bookseller Publisher
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Commission Merchant,
SH0CK0E WAREHOUSE BUILDING,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
STRCT personal attention given o. sale Of Tobacco, Wheat
- Corn Flour aud Agricultural Products generally Orders
fertilizers groceries, &C. carefully aud promptly executed
ia5-d2m
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TINHE firm Of Butler Son Franklin, Is dissolved by the with
draws Of Peter Franklin, to date from the LIST inst The
business will be continued VIM r. Butler VIM Butler
Jr under the style and firm Of WM. f. BUTLER SON. who
will close up the business Of the late firm
WM. r. BUTLER,
WM. y. BUTLER JR,
PETER A. FRANKLIN.
RicHNoSp Jan 18th, 1850
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Saturday, Jan'y IS, 1850.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $40, 900
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

3O8lO prizes, amounting to Sl,2O2,WO
Tickets 500 Halves 10 %; Qrs 90; Eighihs %.
Certificate Of Package Of 20 Whoes costs 1916 90
Do do 26 Halves ....................2 5s 90
do 26 Qrs ........................ 129 Oh
Do do 20 Eghhs. .............. ..... o. ~
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RICHMOND X YORK RIVER RAILROAD

o,S and after MONDAY, January 1i 500 Pas [3 ~ ~
~ s-uE-r Trains Wild depart ~ ~ ~
FROM hICHNONp
DaIy .-,.-lt >aHdtysI 80 o. a VI
Tuesdays aud Saturdays. tf -e T. NJ
FROM WHIrs HOUSE,
p.H, ..,...- s..,.f.,.' p VI
a .,i,y. saI sl---i4.. Lao ~t A.
H.5l,,..ri I,5-si,,s a, ~ A
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE
Tl-sisys Frlys ~ connecting with Cars both ways
IrtsHla STAG leaves Waite House Tuesdays and Fridays az
NJ returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wassr1u stage leaves White House Mondays and Thursdays ai
NJ r..-uirE same DAYS.
Itrolgh t.rsIed daily WAY eight forwarded Tues
l4,s alt Sa.lrIat. TluS q. SHARP.
las Superintendent
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BRYAN,s TAsTsLESs VEHMIFUGE.

II brings to terms
Intestine worms;
Cures every child;
Is tasteless mild
on mothers dear,
No longer fear.
Your pets must live
II this you give.
Sold In bottles Price 20 cents FISHER WINSTON Agents
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. BBLs. EXTRA LARGE NO. 1 MACKER-
dsas WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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NOrICE.-The hrm Of r. FERGUSON JR., co, was dis
solved lst inst The business will be continued under
the style Of J. b. FERGUSON, BROTHER a co.
r. FERGUSON, ia,
WIN G. FERGUSON,
J. W. N0WLIN.
JANuARY. 10Th 1SG0. ial7-lw
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TIIHE OF HUNT BROTHER this day dissolved by mutua
The of the will b. Csed either part
incosing the business. JAS. G. HURT,
ja2-ts DANL X. HUNT.
Richmond, Jan'y 9, 1sC0.
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A CARD.

The subscriber In retiring from The Grocery business takes this
method Of returning his sincere thanks % his old friends for their
liberal patronage during number Of year, and cordially
comments their confidence late partner and Mr.
CHAS NJ BO3HER gentleman In every worthy Of their
confidence be found at Samuel Wilson's Shockoe Slip
where win be glad to receive consignmen-s.
iaS-lm JNO. j. WILSON.
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DISSOLUTION.


TUNHE concern Of WILSON BOsHER Is This day dissolved by
mutual The Of the firm will be used by either
partner In winding up the business Of the concern.
JOHN J. WILSON,
CHAs NJ BOsIER.
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MIR THOMAS W. BARKSDALE, who has been 10 employ
vi the Of business has been this
sAML NJ PRICE CO
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NEW HnNCERN-


The subscriber will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery
business the old stand Of Wilson Bosher OF 18th aud
Main streets and takes this occasion thanks the be
raj patronage bestowed the late concern, and strict
attention business merit continuance Of the will
keep hand well selected Family Jobbing
Goods which peectiuly Invite the attention Of my
friends and the public CHAS. NJ. B0SHER
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WRITE co, No, 26 John ST..
PFRISCOPIC SPECTACLES,

r preserving and restoring he Impaired vision 90 is prime ygar
N GLASSES sci r ci f-amt. Also very large assortment
o. MICROSCOPES TELESCOPES. OPERA GLASSES AND MATTE
AAiiCAL INSTRUMENTS The Latst collection OF Siere-
,s ant NtcrrscoPic Pictures, 90 DE found iu great
Va ~ a. aer erg u th tuuE occupied oy the Cy savings
balk. 81. tl, Ma 81. RI huani "a ia2O-lly
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TTENTION VOLUNTEERS

DOYN CLOTHING my own gI'y mauufacture-uy
ID sod. yet fun ana viii s5lt at fair puc-- Call and sup
py yourself AZ ma Main street. - -..
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This great remedy all ordinary the lungs
throat has double popularity Emsnatng from leading
Der OF the medical faculty 1t approved by the profession while
member OF the community who has tried H. pronounces Il
nfALible Price Is Sold by WINSTON jalm
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]. PANNILL,

%. PASSILL, Of Richmond, THos. BRUCE, Of
NGtnerAl PArtnerm "Sneclal PA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-04
baltimore. nen .. Con.

at.a Baltimore, zen 2, Ja1uag 1860,
Bofnea. per 8u8el 81 12-si.59
5nI5IJ, btlte @o@en Is eta. . tb, elao3 l5s9s9, Hca6utte
@tater, 7 Cts Is tb
oet8'{ Hcltnen, S2.256D$2. so R Der, DatteIn as sis.
5gcsi2ea 8i9l2h 6s y Is s~or:nt}san' 8 6tS.> Gitropen s.
Ssbera, Smgeinars g a4o gats 55048 Gts, p rs.
0prS, IS &pnne So 1904.
y etrst6e. g8eBen rptter II50l25.
metBsT gutter l4Ol0l45, ertra feiner 148.
Corn, WeBcs e667O, geltes 7S1aS2 ttts. E"O%' ="
No58ea @arplano S5d9O Cts, ptnni. 95 Gts.
0tI5fat6latbe 476D50 Gts. FF"
9epfen, p is IA SIS.
9anf anttrifautiter p Tonne s~145QS1oo, 9pariaa % Is 7 6.
ruiitber g. Come $210.
Sante, y II 254 9s. teie s@11 oetreenets 14a15,
peH, 39Wnrtq 2 Gcnne SI5017, &Ge, $l2. so.
S9ft0Btt Yferter . Sui9. 7oC0SO Cts, 8~epDBut@e 90 g
3tt~eiaamtn neuer $5.250$5. so u 9ui6. M
&pblsn' teile Ipritburs p Connie $3.50, Stun OF tbe Wetue
s,75'. stump 4.25, Georges Grtt aQe @orttn S.. so. antbra.
uno 8attmoae G~Ompa0njt 1926.
Raftet, @O y is 11K611A, Rtc gut 12012A, printa I2A
f0l2h, cr6. Tx, Sooa 15016K, Qu9uapra 126I3%. -
as6sr. Gip @obten p + 356s8 GtS,, GSSnnirs gOSleH 5So0ss
Sts. NoHpp Stirling 3l934 Spanii& 9oblenteoer 29Ds2,
Ii, fnI6t S00$I. =
OeaI3. u 8ui.
MptofieS, Ner. Orltaus fair sis srtma p genpne 4s045
Cts @u6a 22G925, gtuscppabp 2e(028, qOrtO @tco 2S@s6,
SHSl. oSSldnQ ZiU3O.
Wett, Srparbitr. SIS. 75OS3.o 90, Gitp MiQs SIS, 500s5 go,
Ohio 5000 @rtta So. 50fD5, rs, Gite Grtra $500, galttmrre
Tomele $~7.6260$7.75, -grbange une Oh Dcuin Sc. so,
&c99eu S4,3S, Rornm.bl Baltic Gcuntp 81. 90, @eubis Na-
tapSco ytus ertra 6pmAp $500, 8W8pttienmebl $50, En-
ira 1925.
Del. @perm p Salon. $1.2501.a IS, Common Q8taI, e507o
Cts, pahnt 70075, 9arH-OeF 750sO@ Cts, 9einiaapten-Ot
prpptifpueu, 8,sf p 100 ID s12001s, wseb. BORT $1,000.
g~tr6uderte8 S6wetuefleif6: S6utter p rs SX Cts,
Soften 10 @ts., S,nten 10lO13H Gts.
un9erau6ertes SdweineHeI8: S&ulter 81 Cts, Setten
ga GtS., 2are 1917 @ts.
BUM Rer. Gn9lane % @aaone 4S050 Cts,
REFS p Is 3AO4H Gts., Grtra5 @t8.
SnI3, Grprb Nlum p Sat $1.05, Wtau6aus 81. O5(02, 10,
Qlbtpn'S 1925, &uri8 S8lanb 1920 Gt8. p Bui6,
StrpHL &p99er p Tonne S10GD12, QSatsen So. 90.
Sabad, Wearpl. $3.50, Conn. $3.00GQ3. so, gut 81. 0oGO4. so,
better $5.00GD5.5 so, gut BIB ien BRAUN Sc. 0O010. 90, gam
ttu farbi9 $1,000, S0ubblatter 81. 50G04,O0, Overland $50
81, 8obenblltter $3.50, rot6e uno ge6upfte SC. 5000. 90,
ter gtlb S10(0l3, ertra fatle rotbe Dedbl6ter $14, &entadp,
S.. 5000 rs, fem ST. 7508. so. erra $901O.
~0tebmartt. NH9eboten ruroen 700 O&feu, ncpou $40 BON
bei9eH Weagern 9etauft nuroen, gu NreiIen So. 00G4.2 rs p
100 Ii. : S4aate s2.5ot04.oO y Stid, S6pstut s.. so
"a 81 g 100 tb.
@Btstts, 9ttq nnc aanb y gauous 20 Gts,. neutr rs ets.
9Bio 26027 Cts.
3Wder, gep. Orleans p 100 fb IS, so, portp 9icO SO. s7x "a
1918, @uba So. 75GD7. so, @afFn. 3uter ittbt in ben Der.
ititbentn Gracen BON So. 75G012.33 L mad Gualitat, rrtu,a
6.T5GO7.
@rpcer's 6prten. SO. $40 SO. rs.
DO, Rc.12-14 81. 5007.S7,
DO. SO. 1913 So. 25OS. rs.
m SIR. 1870 go 0h ".
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Dttft 9abEsn set0tn, BAT tstxdbsbstn GptiI aar Gtnes'
fdae In steItn Raubt burd G~Ssistruns Ssrurfa9t ptrDen, ae-
stfettn ypH ben latlrstGen dnbtrn Gstbsu, bic Ron ssuss
Itt6tsn GrlaltunS bsrbttssfutrt tDtrbtn. -
-S@cn tuere 6eiuuAbett Rnb tptnn tbr an elmer &rtaltina
ser SrIf cher 2ungt lttbet, iauftt cine GIaf1e SDn p ntt"
tdnp's bafamtlhem GVrstaI unb tkr gaHntt 1ut t@Fs @e-
atfuns tsdnsn GOpfenbs tatta ktefes setpdn uuO eeHtH
aunhtrbdte 1Birlune tetuet.
SuRsu tvnmt sEsr av8 maH@raI BON rtrSUrbtnta IRA.
zen In p,l1sm Nans tae .Csa.f&e DttttrSe 9etrauGt rttbeR
jsQte. 9n a6len son tiutua anbautrEben Prasn h~errIbftn-
bar SGrStt unb atlplpHun6 bee eanjeu SYa1ns p.rb rnea
bas BftrrS ppn pr.S lei ginsen fnbtn.
Daeelbt MRS siaIfo set Or. q. ". 9aGTUn, as EY4'
arabt. gstlasslpbtsea sSs5.r tiQt nae BET oasn DrnSStfsa sHs
pxes 70 GentE bt GIGiHs. pa9IL1MRW
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BELT arunSItd due

VTTT B uHVTTW y
ee6erbefhweretn, DispepEt unh G,elbiubi, drptl
I6e ODER nerpSIe 54pd6en, Observation-Disclosures
unb ale 2ranfbeiten, wel6e bon Derbcrtenem Ma.
gen pter Der Sober tntfeben.
Gs;SYals ser acpfdns, tunsrl dc pcm0siSsn. anbrane Ses
6suses aa6 benz RrpTt S1urs tm Idatn, 5ersbrenaen, 7rts
trsnasa, Gapstttlsfstsit, 5&Utrt TN NlaSen,. S&rd&e uaa
bSiss Gefltl i'm @easeH nab unttElstt S@rerer &tbem.
SerisIvpfen S6s At Der Wussn. 8ltd,u tn BEN @eR&t
Bis5er nub Rr2fdm,r;sn, esf&wrben bttm NtbmeH. @tIb.
gerDea Der 5aus npe aas.n, Settsnasasn, S@mrisa tn
Ra6ea uno ben W1itbsrN, 5tss TN Rppf Hap 8rennen ti
Gletf6, Uansiefstt ans Nitxrsti&Ia a.nbet.
Dtr Gta .nfbhmer e~mpfetItu btsIs Wisbtstn bet Anfu rtfanas
'tt bes 4~uSlfams. fen l~bsrstast pcn benz UertR un6 bar
GnaemtdeHEvit ~bsrIslsen fir dae Qetben. wOflr fe sprfsbsnb
rmsfObltp wirb. Gs IA biss ltsn usuts us uustpraftes
Wattteta fsneeTn stnss, be- felt 10 Satren Biz Yrafaug Dor htn
aineritoMtfheR DDlts befanheR bdt unk bsfan NuF Hub @ere
IAaf Bio fest nod rsn ttinsn &neern ertti&t rurlt. Dts
~3susuiae. mslGe Sc, Abmtt Inb Gusse3et&nete Gerts urh prte
Sntptrfcnen aus dqsr 9hdten bte1ts aanbss gu Sunfsn eeStH.
ssttn ins u~nsebtrtrt uRb ct tseaaue Dur&Isf ina ht ant6tr~
I'd BON benz &tstntbimer ~pubHitrten Mlmana&s, pdGtn btr4
fsIbe unsntstIblt& bur& bic Nstnttn p~s-tbeiItu last. NUT AUG
ben un8Iiubtaftn EbtrjeuStn, bas bttfeS BttterN mtrytiG bt
Serltritbet ~ptrtttxt, utI&t a. ttIdEet bat.
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Offire Oe8 WaiierzY OarO,
Sen 10. Oe,euber l85g

BEN 10. De;ernber 1859.
Die 9. Settipn Der OrbpnnanB, gp. 43, wirb biermit sur Rennt.
%niBnabme aner babel tntereiFrten 9erIpnsn Ser6Hentlt6t, ba tns
@eies sesen aae Uerlespn9ea ftrens pur69eiest rerrcn mtrb.
S6S. .. Suter,
gDaher Snsenieur.
Set g.. Gs pirb hermit %befpblen. baB, wenn trsenb etn
@t9ner cher Gt9ner, ett Snbdber pber Snbdber ir9enb zines 6au-
les pber Wttetb5rcbnuns ipa erlauben pper bulben, bag irsenb Elm
SYonrant Ooer 2serants. 81 lol6ern S1nIe Oter Iiietbswpbnuna
sebprt9, uetr Q8lher ld6t, ais fir ben @ebrau6 bes GtgnerS Ger
SnmofaerS n6tbt8 IT. paE eean elb' abselufenes DaIer burd
eaS 5rteren tn ir9enb ether StraBe, 9ane, @aep peer Qpf in eeer
Stdbt pber aus tr9enb etner annern llrla6e S6dben pber llnGe.
9uemlitteiten fir bas @ublifum pOer Snbisibuen ~peranladeg
Ipate, piekr @t8uer pcer Snrpbner bsfraft wsrben unb cine
Surtrne = pt SeFn Dollars ni6t uberfeteenS - sablen iOl.
(Osl31w S1nIp Teb1n)
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DR.. Hufeland.
3aliamiiher GprnioI

OWITWHTITWtG WUIVW1
far f6ntlt 5ttIuns pom 6uhsn. GrF6ltune, SnFutnaen, Bt6u.
ne, RGubsn Sdls unh Sttr6trtntnttinbung, Autlttrune unb
gian nS& mbgIi&, Gr,-. .lsruns fur aat an bisitr RrauEptti
eeteenee, ftIbh In ben lCstsn Stabttn. ,
Dteft bsrlbmts Preparation IN sIst& benz Dittsru suptrIdl.
Fe. - Gs Ia fur ttnt 1laHe pom Rrausts ten beftmmt, AG
lugeuetner ub stfdtrlther ale aae anttre benen bic genBks
atr bttfts sarb.s uaterpsrfeu Enb RransSdttn Bic BON a.
.r iietnsn grfdltunS %Bsrratrsu. %, 1ta, sttf. erR. ar,t.
DE &utbortt6t fat; SO MID nt&t ktaupten, h0s Raft"
fir uns "a, sSaS Bic pef uuA bas estt 5isbrr FIR bs Hsrsk.
ar anbertr 8ensn anb, atn Id tam bthtnnnt pera&ern, -bGe
Ne uas 1ranibetltn BON sr5etrtr Wtf6trIt&Ittt unb Hssr
Sterbefdae ~tnfabren.
Gtns weItst. grsb. br entfssIt&sn @efdArItSlett Der ssA
.tner hetntu &rtdItuns tn!ftpenteu Rraustetttn, setgt l6 set
ttnem Bid nbtr naAatttHbe aus sen Deri&teu bs pbilabtIa
pbta Observation-Disclosures entnDnmtne Eabe1t ErpSbem pet.
Iaselrbtn anertannt eine ber e~sfuubtRtn Stahs Der uRtca Ia,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24
COMM ERCIAL.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.

GAINESVILLE, February "a, 1860.
ToBAcco.-For quotations we refer to sales as re-
ported by our warehouse men, During the last
few days it has been arriving freely. .
FLouR--ln this article there are no transactions
but for home consumption and quotations same as
former issue. Say Superfine at s606,50, Extra at
$76D7,50 per barrel.
WHEAT-Millers are offering 81 10 per busbel,
BAcox.-As yet no transactions of note to quote,
but little coming in. Old Hams and sides woald
command 1901 lets readily.
L.RD--,None offering except in small lots, which
meets with ready sale at 99@l0cts, according to
quality and package.
GPocERlEs-The trade in this line has been very
brisk since our last issue, and transactions large
Our city has been densely crowded with teams,
during the week, loading with articles FOR the in
terror. ..t.
SuaAn-We quote actual sales of Fair sG8l, and
prime ss(dSE and strictly prime 9(69lc. N. York
Coffee Sugars ll}@l2G Crushed & Powdered III
9l2c; Loaf ll1GGl2c.
MoLAssEs AND SYRup.-N Orleans in barrels 45G
csc z GAL; Syrup 5o@52c in bbls.
CoFFEE.-Rio l2I@l3c, Java l6@lsS Prime
Baltimore Rio l39c.
sALr.-Fiuc sack at sl,Go@l, 75 and barrel at
40c p bushel.
CoTroN YARNs-Are selling at agents rates, 500
and 800 at sc, GOO at l0c 500 at lie 400 at lie
q doz.
sEy.--Rectifed is held at 22G 25c q gallon,
and county at SOC 75c, according TO quality.
IRoN- Cincinnati bar 81, and Tennessee bar 81,
other sizes in proportion.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24
Obituary.

Died in Warren County Tenn on the cath, Of
January last of Typhoid Fever, Mrs. Lucy A. E.
HOPKINS, in the 43 year Of her age.
Her many warm and generous impulses and
noble traits of character had greatly endeared her
to large circle of friends and relations. She was
an affectionate wife, aud a devoted mother She
was member of the Baptist church for many years,
and bore her affection with great forthude and re-
sgnation. ,sas
It is not the purpose of the writer of this humble
tribute to her memory to attempt to portray her
many noble and generous qualities, or pronounce a
eulogy upon the character Of the deceased. The
silent tear that friendship drops in secret to the mem
DRY of departed WORTH higher and holier tribute
than any language can bestow.
CLARKsyILLE, Feb. goth, 1860. - A. c. 7.
[Staunton (va.) Spectator, Charlottesville Advocate
and Lexington papers please copy.1
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24

MA. OF all abominable aud rude habits, that we
have noticed among the youths, aud young men, Of
town, is that of congregatng about church doors
and below the steps, on Sunday, to vent their i'm
pertuence by staring at ladies' going in and coming
out We have noticed Il nj all Of our churches, but
particularly At the Methodist There, every Sunday
have to submit to the rude gaze ofdoacns and even
scores of men and boys and pass the gauntlet of
their silent, OF spoken, criticism. Such conduct on
the part of these young men, is rude and ill-man
nered, in them rs it is disdgreeabe to the ladies.
We have heard good deal of complaint from ladies
about this nuisance, and do hope that it will be
speak of il again.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24
Farm For SalA,

Jan 8, 1860 lef copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24

NEW SrEASER.--Capt. VIM. Boyd's splendid new
steamboat, James Woods made Der apl trance at
our wharf last week, on her FIRST up trip We had
the pleasure of making pretty thorough examina-
ton ofths boat, and of few words with her gall
liant Commander and think we may safely say as
to the boat, that she is in all respects model Of
elegance and comfort and of the Captain that be is
a. gallant and courteous an ever trod deck.
The clerk, Mr.. Longworth, is an admirable man for
his Office and personally to the comfort Of all
who travel with him.
We have all long desired to see a rev first class
passenger boat in our New Orleans trade, and now
our wish Is fully gratifed. The Woods is a very
large boat and is finished and furnished throughout
in the most elegant style She is 2eo feet long,
and her cabins are large in proportioncovered with
the finest Brussels and velvet carpeting Her state
rooms unusually large, and furnished with ele-
giant bedding &c. The ladies' cabin is spacious and
airy, and under it is large nursery for children
and servants.
The Woods has splendid model, powerful ma
chinery, and must be very fast. In word she Is
both as passenger and freight boat, one of which
all Cumberland river people may justly feel proud
and we doubt not that she win at once become an
especial favorite We ask for her from both ship
pers and travellers such patronage such stump
tious and splendid boat deserves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24

eeA- Messrs. Averett i Lay nave recently made
very handsome and desirable improvements in their
news and periodical depot LIST. street, under
MeKoiu Boileys piano rooms. They have had
the apartment nicely popercd and painted, and 9TH
erwse arranged for their business. They keep a
good supply ofHl the prominent literary and sport
ing papers foreign aud domestic periodicals ustra-
ted papers, &c, and will supply to subscribers any
publication they may desire, Such an establish
ment is great de5ideratum to our reading commu-
nifty and they should manifest their appreciation Of
it by extending to it liberal patronage.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-24
LEONARD'S COLUMN !!
REAL ESTATE AGENT
And
ITO ZEE r |!
Real Estate Agent

"A n q a II G tion G e T..
Thankful for the generous patronage bestowed
for the last thirteen yenTS. sollcta continuance of
the same, aud shall do all in my power MS Usual TO
make it the interest of the people to put their bust
ness in my hands TO do. ! feel confident, from my
long experience, that am better prepared TO sub
serve your interest than ever from the fact that
am better known, and better posted iu regard to the
wants of the people. viii give strict attention
TO the selling of Real Estate either private or pub
lie, and shall make it my study 10 know the wants
of the community so that IL man has property Of
any kind TO sell, by putting il in my hands, be will
find buyer IL there is one in the country for bis
article. will also give my attention TO the rent
ing of city property 10 the selling or hiring of SER
wants, and in fact TO the selling Of all kinds Of
property either public or private.
have Auction license for the city Of New
Providence, also, and win be happy at all times to
serve them,
T. d. LEONARD,
Real Estate Ag't and Auctioneer
Nov IL '5o-n