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LOCAL MATTERS.

Union Opposition Mss,sng.--A meeting of the
Opposition party OF Henrico county was held
at the urt-House yesterday. to ratify the
nomination of Bell and Everett
The meeting was called to order by DIR.
McGruder, whose motion GEORGE NJ.
SAVAGE, Esq, was called to the chair, and Mr.
The Chairsn Mas apPsiatea secrs.a
meeting, ana announced his readiness to en-
leTtaln any motion that might be submitted
Dr II. >. McGruder submitted the following
They are as follows:
Resolved, That this meeting most heartily cop-
Ss IN the S m4as os Ry the U9on Con
EvERErT, for the Presidency ard Vice reside ncy
of the I nited States.
in order that the riehts of the citizens of every
section of our country may be protected, sectional
ism destroyed, and peace and harmony restored to
the distracted country, it behooves all Union
loving. conservative men-patrlots who love their
country more than their part,-to and. BY every
honorable effort, in securing the election of Bell
and Everett. the only national candidates before
Resolved, That In such statesmen as JoHS BELL
and EDWARD EVERETT. pre- -eminently quail hed
for the pogition for which we desire to evate
characters, whose lives have been spent in the ir
countrys service; whose every action, public and
private, has been in opposition to ianatlcism and
sectionaism of every kind and IN ever, quarter.
we recognize the oniJ men presented 10 me Amer
lean people as candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency. who can save the country from
disunionists on the one hand and fan ties on the
other, and guide the nation through the da gers
and difficulties which bssst il
Hes lived, That we ask no better platform than
the Union. tue Ci Institution, and the niorce
ment of the Laws" and that we pledge ourselves
to every Ell ,rt 70 preserve .he first maintain
the second. and secure the third
Resolved, Tha' this meeting appoint Central
Executive Committee of sixteen.
Resolved, That the people of the several MAJ ~,
terIal Districts be requested TO hold meetings and
appoint Bus ness Committees for the several DIS
tIIc.s, at an early day.
The meeting then appointed the following
as the Executive Committee: DR. S. Nc
Gruder, DR.. John X. Garnett, Geo. M. Saw
age, SheGwln MeRae, NJ. q, Eggieston, - j..
A. Hutcheson, Fendall Griffin John O. Tay-
lor, John w. Lee, DR.. John +. Sinton, E. H.
Poindexter, DR.. j. Il. Williams, Geo. ID. Plea
SAINTS, Jacob 5. Atlee, and Jas. M. Gum.
Calls were then made on WINS. &. Wick.
ham, Marmaduke Johnson and DIR. L. ). Nc
Gruder, and each responded briefly.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
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EDUCATIONAL.
pICHMoND FEMALE INSTITuTE.

- tCHMoND FEMALE ISsrtLSnE
The increased prosperity Of the past session en-
,et more deservng of the large patron
aye and the hieh literary character /, has acquired.
bsye an ampIe plsy-gTound attached are beauti-
full, located and thoroaShiy furnished, its appa-
ratuS costly and comrste te. Its course OF study COM
The Enshsa Course, as will lie seen from our
catalnsne, ls unusually large. ard it is made es.
SaafsTs ry,aminent through hout i.aneua.es are
Taught after the methods best adapted TO secure
mental lsotphne, which seems the true end Of the
stud, hut, IN French particularly, conversation
rs also osrenIs attended TO.
The Musioal Department remains in charge of
Nr CLAFF, and Mr.. &. G. MEEA has been added
'O Charles M II Winston, a Il ,univ. of Va ,Presl
dent sad Prof. oi Nora Science and kngiish Lit
Rev J. l.. Burrows, D. D, Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. NJ. Univ of Va, M1the-
mates and Languages:
Prof r. Emion, lof Pans,J French
Seaor Carlos c. Mera, spanish and Italian.
N,ss Mary T.. Lenwch, Drawing, PaIntng. &c.
Miss $, P. Royal, English branches.
Miss \ y. Valentine. English Rranches.
F Ann MaorS PeSsrs@s epstsnt
Mi5s Mary e Lathrop, PTePatatr;'yS -partment'
{. {. Mera, Piano.
The President vi q hear the recitations Of al the
g'aSseS at regHia, Intervals, giving special atten
lion 10 the Primary pupils,
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
iN4'f psyahie Oct. l. remainder Feb. Is. '6l
Euelish Tuition, Preparatory De epartment..S 80 nj
EnEbsh Iuluou. COLLEGIATE Department. 80 %
Ancient a nd Modern tsuEuages, each -. 20 %
NusIc on Piano, with Vocal Musi0....... 81 90
Nuslc on Guitar, =" ........ 80 20
Jse of instrument for practising .......... 90
Vocal Music aioLe, taken bY all in cassesl 2 %
Drawing, NeediewoTk, or Greclan Paint
Oh Painting -.,... .;..-................ 50 10
Board, including everything except wash
=
Washng....- -. ......-... 70 %
A reduction of one fourth to Ministers
n. oh Ala La R,,.nLc
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BOOK AND PRINT Nc,
SUCH AS
DISsOLUTIONs, &c.

(H-PARTNERSHiP. have this dsy as
LoRISG ard READY MADE Cf0FAiNs iBfU-
s!N Ess, MIR. WM. = CAREY, of Boydton.
Mecklenturg County, Va; SAID CO. partnership to
date from July ], 1850 he business III hereafter
be conducted under tne name and st, ls OF SPENCE
& IAkET Grateful the cry liberal patron
age have received for the past twenty yeers,
would most respectfully ask q continuance Of tho
sane 10 the new concern. T.. b. SPENCE.
No. laD, corner of M ain and 18th sts.
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niSsOLUTiON OF co. "a NTN 4 X snIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersg gned. under the 6rm of LAlDLEY 4
ROBINSON, Is this day dissolved, BY mutual oon-
sent. lhe business of the late concern will be
settled by EDWARD t. ROBINSON. who will
pay all its debts and receive all that is due to IT.
cepting such accounts notes, or other claims A.
may be specially assigned by him TO Joseph
LAIDLEY. JOSEPH LATDLEY,
-, EDW'D I. ROBINSON.
Hicnmonu. June 0th. 1860. ~ its
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3ir!munh Qispatrh.
BY cowARDIN r HAsfMEasLEy.

- THE DAILY DISPATCH u served 10 sub
senbcrs at SIX AND QuAsTsR cESTs pyR wgEK,
payable 90 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing,
o. year. or S2.so for six mosths, in advance.
kA THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH isissaes
every Tuesday and Friday at S2oo, in advance.
IA TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH IL ISSUED everJ
FTiday. and naled 10 suhscrEbers IT 81 per annom,
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EFFERSON classical AND COM.

- MERClAlI SCHOOL, UNDER THE DiREC-
TION OF w. J. q. WILLIAMS, a. NJ, ON MAIN,
BETWEEN 18TH AN D 10Th STREETS The
third session of this School will commence on the
Sd OF September, 1860
For further particulars. to terms and refer
ences, apply at my residence, or throug the Post
Otloe. Parents deslrnuS OF obtaining seats for
their children must apply early. as the number of
scholars is limited. au 3-lm
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PRUSSIA.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Frederick
William has been safely delivered of daugh-
ter. Her Royal Highness aud royal infant are
both doing we'll
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NPuiLfHM BERrs g A.Slnss sArsassrss sasIrsa q
sfIeement. this day the same business Of selling
mission only will be continued By Us, at TIE OLD
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. Wsgespeet-
friends and the public generally, and oy inuastry
and perseverance, hope to merit the upsfsi beHon-
age heretofore extended to as;, ,,,,,,.u -
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All fees pay able half in advance. No deduction
except IN cases of protfacted sickness.
All applications for information should he di-
rect, Il to MIR. A. u. STU BIS, Richmond Va, till
lst September after that. to the Principal
The undersigned soliclts fair share of the pub
llcpatronage. W. J. POINTS. NJ. d.
Ii < 2laXflhSt
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EREDERICK's HALL
~ FEMALE SCHOOL.

/ NIN LhSfTf HUH 80 HOUL, HUOUE.
- NOT SPRINGS, POwHATAN COUNTY,
vA.1-A SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
Tectlon Of the undermined
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University OF VlTglnla 1t WILL for this reason, af-
lord no lever advantages To those intending 10
enter olher pnlyersites, or any College.
One Of the Principals will teach MHTHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struet tors shall 10 every case, be graduates of tho
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAGES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives Of those Lam
gaaFes.
Charges for the session, 80, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
hicnmond, or by application 10 US through the
Richmond Pos.-Ofee su 4@ y
SIDNEY ii. OWENS. a., A. NJ,
LACEY f''ir'aif1 raptfirJ Il aSs..''
Gffduate nf, knd f2fmtfH
Bs~sSswfm s'''''''' w " - '"''''"'
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'' incl and iishts e e.l- s65 90
For Washfng -. .-.-- 10 %
Enr prTmar, Engiish ....... is 90
Enr Higher Pn rIjsh ...,........ 20 20
tor Ancient Lnnguages each............. 10 ~
For Modern Lansnages each b.-..-....... 10 90
For Lectures Chemistry and Natural %
fHlosbpbA " w
OF Of Tuss' the Voice | eaeh .. 20 90
For use of Iustruue uent...-...............- mt 50
For Drawing, Painting in Water Colors,
and Grecian Painttns, each ....----...- ~ w
For Painting in Oil COiors ............... 20 OU
Il cideutal charge for da, scholars ...-... W
Incidental charge for boa deTS ...:... 50
The fourth annual session Of this hourIsh!ng n
sttutIon tformerlY under the auspices OF Chas b.
Stuart, ESQ, w Ii commence on Thursday. Sept.
2ith. 1850, and continue with few days lnfermIs-
zion at Christmas. for forty tceskS. The session is
divided INTO two terms of twenty weeks eaen.
The domestic de partment will be under the I'M
mediate control of Mr.. and Mrs ARMIsrEAD 80
The buiidngs have been newly furnished. Ash
land the at of the Institution, is healthy. beau
tlful and thriving village, situated xteen miles
from Richmond. on he railway to Fredericksburg.
For further information address
GEO. w ARMlSTEAD
au I-eod6t' shiand, Hanover CO, Va.
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(O-PARTNERSHiP. We have this day az
- soelated with us in the CHINA, GLASS and
EAkTHENWARE BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN u.
SNELsON, under the hrm of
STEBBiNs, PULLEN L. co.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A sHLANp FEMALE sKMINAR,

GEO W.ARMISTEAD, A. NJ. PRfNc1p.L.
oFFAcsEs or !SeTRucTloS FOR sEssioN 1860 6l !:
GEO. w. ARMiSFEAD, A. M, Instructor in
Moral Philosophy and English Literature.
WILBUR r. DAVIS, A. NJ, Instructor in An
oient LANGUAGES, Mathematics and Natural Sci
encs,
ED. T. FINCH, Lecturer on Chemistry and
Miss LIZZIE s. CONVERSE, Instructress in
French and Italian.
EMIL KRUrCH, Instructor in German and Vo-
cal Music. . -
Miss MARY LOU. ARMISTEAD, Instructress
in English Branches aad Music on Piano,
Miss LIZZIE y. CONVERSE. Principal In
structress in Music on Piano and Guitar, Drawing
and Painting.
CHARGES.
Per term Qfiwfnty 1eekS. payable an adrGaes
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Destructive Flood-Gyent Loss of propsytv-
Damage about S75, 900 to 81 90, ,ooo-Barn Buyr,
--AecidsHf by Lightning.
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NJOflCE.-Hayiuks sold my tools, s.ock mn trado
IN and good Will 10 Mr.. GEO. srARRETf. nv
friends and CUSTOMARY wln please call on him for
vcry respectfully. VIM. BowDEN. in.
aous in the best manner ana With dispatch. Essi-
spates furnished for Ralldlnss. Furnaces and
sspa : lssss md assIifssls l(e;k kQn yAS6 q 60
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MRS. DIR. RUST begs to announce that there
LFI are vacancies u her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open OCl ORER 1sT, lS50,
at her residence, Main street, between 7th and Sth.
The number of pupils being limited to eight, early
applications are respectfully requested. au l. I'm
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CULLEGE L
- No. l39 MIN STREET, RLCHMOND, Va.

OOk AT THIS.--The undersIgned having
Il sustained a severe loss by the late FIRE on theft
premises respectfully inform the public that they
have again rebuilt, and solicit the WORK of our
former customers, friends, and the pubic gener-
aiiy. promising 10 use every exertion our part
to give general satisfaction to all who may favor
US with their orders.
ROGERS& & MILLER. Manufactures Of
Marble Monuments, Tombs. Nantes,
Building Work, &c, Main street,
a l. Onuoste al Raptist ChurNh.
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Rakewen Pears ECO, sSs 1Ees barsten 3 H-LoT IN
HARDING'S ADDITION.
DURSUANF 10 decree Of the Chancery Court at
j. NashYiile, ia above HzEned case. Wiz sell on SAT
gRDAY, 18Th OF AUGUST, 1850, at te eodrthotse in
Nashville Lot No so in Eardmg's Addition Nash
vile, on Harding street, so feet by 100.
TERsis6 and II nleniis witletIt iuterp<se< n tn
out redemption. l-.J- Z. "a losstsr
Ejuly26-td J. E GLEAYES, C. & u.
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Bp Grlssrap9.a.
arrival oftheAAnslS-saxon.

New YoRK, Aug. LITTLE Steamer Anglo
/ Saxon has arrived at Farther Point, witt
HEerpeol dates, via QueenslewII Of Angus
| 4ih.EL ~ ~ 4
The steamer GoldenS Fleece arrived al
Galway. and the Glasgow at Queenstown, on
Cotton Sales of the week 100 bales, oil
| which speea Iators took 5000 and exporters
il6 0G0 bales; market active and 6rmef, but
generally unchanged. Orleans fair e; Or
leans middling ST; Mobile fair Z; Mobile
middling 81; upland fair. 6a; upland mid
ding 81. Sales Friday 10000 bales; closing
steady. Stock at Liverpool 1,24I 900 bales,
of which ], or 900 are American se ~
The weather has been unfavoraeie for
crops lour quiet Wheat steady Corn
advanced to pence. Provisions dull, but
generally unchanged. Produce unchanged.
Consois not quoted, News unimportant. :
NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Persia
has arrived.
The steamer Edinburgh has arrived. Her
dates are anticipated. rl5I lz..9 .tsass9 3-if
zt'- go. From Texas. ee.7.s..i
GALVESTON. Texas, Aug. l2.7-(via New
Orleans -Returns from five counties give
Flournoy GDemocraD for Attorney General
AL majority. 20 kseE E0
The AbolitIouists are operating actively on
the Western borders. Two men were hung
In Anderson county for melting insurrectioa
among the slaves.
Foreign News.
NEW York, Aug. l4--Genoa.-There were
but six military executions by Garibaldi's
orders, and those were executed as assassins,
and not as eombatants. .,9 f..e s.oz7 z.,5-
The loss of Sicilian and Mexican volun-
teers is now estimated at nearly 1,00G, large
proportion of which was Garibaldi's best
corps. 2tHAA eAe- -s5iTs q
PARIS, Friday. = All the Powers have
agreed upon the conditions of European in
tervention in Syria. = ? "A 2
| ~ arrived.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 14.-Valentia from
Boston. 5E{. TX
submerged
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l4-The largest por-
ton of Parish Plaqaemine is submerged. The
sufferers are numerous, many being home-
less. - A. -
/ DIS masted. 80
/ New ORLEANS, Aug. I4-The, bark Lizzie ]
Boggs, from Bordeaux, has arrived dismasted
and leaking badly. at-.dssd iio,llR .5s1lfaal "a
- ca Abandoned. ~. a. ,i IN \ Il
/ NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14-The Schooner
Mary, from New Orleans to Galveston, was
found abandoned. s,ssf ds59. -sT.lfr-g
ICED 'z1sH . h97zi ai9!0 MOBILE, Aug. 4. 90
The gale was very severe here. The lower
part of the city was over6owed, and serious
losses sustained. "11 5-si44''@ 10 .1sg'9 s'-H'
! s1oL5iT b1E River News. o1i1 artzA z9i5a,
/ LOUISVILLE, Aug. 14.-The river was ri-
ling with feet inches water in the canal
In Sc counties Combs has PAT over
eClarty. L ,z1e7eiie a.i4z lza bi4 atIdw s9tf.a
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/ A PrTIFUL FALsEHooD.--We lean that a
rumor prevails among the Breckenridge De-
mocracy here that the Union party, or mem
beers of the party, have threatened to pelt
Mr.. YANCEY with rotten eggs if he should
make speech in Nashville. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that no such threat has been
made, and. that the rumor of such threat
has been set afloat for party purposes. Mr..
llYANcEY could speak here thousand times
without receiving the slightest .discourtesy
from any member of the Union party
Il This way the Democracy have of attempt
ing to accomplish their purposes by such
undetermined schemes is unworthy of any
party. 1t is contemplate. If they are not
able to make fair fight in this contest, they
ought to sell out to some party that is. ssssf
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A STRANGE FAMILY The newspapers
throughout the country are publishing what
they call ''curiosities of the census and
some of the stories they tell are indeed curl
GUS. But we think the census will develop
few euriosities more curious than one which
exists III Davidson county. -.-.---.--
DR.. j. W. Brown, oneiof the census takers
in this county Tells US of a remarkable lam
lily whom he visited not long since, while
gathering up statistics for the Bureau at
Washington. This family consists of three
m zmbers, a man, some fifty or sixty years of
age, and his two maiden sisters, who are
something older. Their ideas of domestic
comfort, and their way of going through life,
are curious in the extreme. DR.. Brown found
them living, if they may be said to live at
all, at the foot of a hill, near the Charlotte
turnpike, some ten or twelve miles from the
city. Every census-taker, except those whose
fields of labor are out upon the open prairie,
finds great many people living at the foot
of hill; but very few of them find people
living Just as 'sour old friend" and his veneer
able maiden sisters live. Their dwelling
place consists of shallow cave or niche
scooped out of the hill and covered with
boards. In this they have lived, winter and
summer, for the last three years. They have
few bed-clothes, but no bed, and the ward
robe of the family is not upon a more liberal
scale. That of the man--his pantaloons par
ticularly- has been patched until it woald
be impossible to tell of what material it was
originally made When they established
themselves in their present quarters three
years ago, they had a horse and wagon. The
former they suffered to starve-the latter to
rot. The man spends his time in doing moth
ing, occasionally varying his employment by
hunting. The women make little money
now and then by knitting. They have been
offered house to live in, and also home in
the POor-House; but they preferred their
hermitage in the woods, and declined both
offers. The County Court some time since
placed fifty dollars in the hands of one of
their neighbors to be expended in supplying
them with provisions Their nearest neigh
Dor lives about two miles and half distant.
And thus, caring for nobody, and with no
body to care for them, thinking and caring
nothing for the great world around them
these singular people pass their days and
weeks and years. Where they came from we
do not know. .-..s.,......s- -.f.z.-f..-7,sy
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| @- The largest crowd we have seen in
Nashville since the "Return of the Delegates
from the Democratic Convention at Balti-
more, assembled on the Public Square be-
tween 6 and 7 O'Clock last evening, to see
the steam fire-engine Eclipse respond to an
alarm of fire. Down College Street thunder
ed the machine, aud down College Street
Numbered the crowd. The "grand entree"
of .'grand consolidated circus" could MT
have created agreaterS excitement.
The fire was in the Foundry on Front
Street, and was extinguished by the ''Twos'
before the steamer reached the ground. 80
We presume there is really very little if
any foundation for the rlnnor that the Brock.
inridge Democracy are going to charter the
Eclipse and confiagration to get up crowd
when one of their speakers is going to adj
dress the Masses - ~ Al - 8 Hi 1870 :
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DURSUANT TO a decree OF the @chancafv t56ft al
J. Nashville, in above named case, viii sell ON SAT
lRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, AT the Courthouse
Sn a ihe Nas afs S u as ss hong hong
city, and the property heretofore sold by no r.
Trr n e151 z Pa and "a is and
without redemption.
/ juy26-td J. E GLEAYySs C & NJ
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TRIAL OF srEAu-Fng Esq1sE-A trial of |

| TRIAL OF lSFEAM-FRE ESGNE.-A trial OF
the steam fire-engine Eclipse was had yester-
day at the Intersection of High aad Cedar
streets. The engine drew it's water from the
plug in the rearsof Esq. FERRIS, and threw a
perfect deluge for nearly an hour over the
neighborhood.% The dry earth seemed to re-
joiee with the large company present at the
generous supply of water The water was first
thrown through loo feet of hose at least 100
hose, high about the tops of the houses
thereabout. Fazz zeEsEF-Esg
/ All who witnessed the experiment seemed
delighted with the operation of the machine
and its tireless stream of water. L ~
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JOHNS s. CROSLEY,S
Improved GHtta Pfreha Gcalleat ReafiH


Z TaE CHEAPEST AND MOST ROOFING n
Il IS FisK-ssD WAFER PROOF. II be applied TO NV
and OLD Z ooFs and 10 cid single roofs
soitkoRt Teasovisg theSkiR9les. - -
THE COST Is ONLY ABOUT oNE-THI2D THAT OF
TIN, AND Is TWICE As DURABLE.
GUrIA PERcaA CEMENT for preserving and repairing
TN and METAL Roofs efeSery description.
From great elasticity, 5 not Injured by the con-
traction and OF metals esd sciu not crack
cold run iceathsf. These materials
have been thoroughly tested in New York and all
parts of the Southern and Western States, and
can give abundant proof Of all claim in their
favor. ---------s-=--.-
They are readily applied BY ordinary laborers, At
trifing expense.
"N0 HEAT Is 2EQUIRED.'a
These materials are put up ready for use, and for
shipping all parts of tie country with nun printed
directions for application 80 - az l-3@
Full descriptive circulars vii be forwarded on ap
phcation mail IN person, at our principal off,
ces. sic BROADWAY Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotell
NY, $40 FULTON ST.. Opposite City Hail BROOK
LYN. -a- ~ r p s-sll JOHNS x CROSlEY. q
june2N6m s...,. ~ 80 s-.-----.-r. So, : fs-.
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Jerry stoddard vs.. Lewis cal61s ffs-HoUsE AND LOT
ngRSUANTs to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case, viii sell ON SAT-
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house m
Nashville, House and Lot 9aziey Turnpike Def
fersnn extended The Lot Is haf Of lot No.
153 in Mc3ayeck's plan. - r f..ssilaas - ss q
TERsns-Cash SEQ, balance on credit Of Il months
with Interest. 4 Z. .tssii sfl $3.50 - SIS.
iuiy26-td ser - j. e. GI.EAvES, @. i u. 4
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~ The lBrs,c.kiariilee Denossf.aeav,z.s ba,,

/ ~. The BreckinrIage Democracy haze
turned out to stealing the thunder of the
Union party. They bad hand-bilI posted
around town the other day, headed .sThe
Constitution ihe Union. and the Equality of
the states-D Why didn't they go the whole
hog and take eThe enforcement. of the
Laws also : gDABsTER says they left that off
through respect to the Administration and
Its retainers at Washington, about three
fourths OF whom the enforcement ofsthe laws
would 3send up for5ten years each. Dab
sTER voted for BUCHANAN, but is-snow for
DOUGLAS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

ALL HAIL, KENTUCKY All Kentuckians
in. Nashville who rejoice at the political re-
demption of their native State, and desire
the preservation of the American Union as
it is-all who regard as sacred the Constitu-
tion and the laws of the country-and are
determined to vote for BELL and EVERETT,
are invited to a reunion in the Hall over
Beech's Store, on Monday evening, the Goth,
at O'Clock, that they may congratulate each
other, rejoice together, and send salutations
to their brethren in the Ozark and Bloody
Ground eIEI- EEE .IhLH lfE-LH