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The New York herald., 1860-09-21

:. Js,s,sos c;y sod.y ritS eish. counties were isy
chosen President, when the Ounv adjourned t
seven O'Clock this evening.
Rhode Islana Republican Convention.
The Republican state Convention 70 day nominated
Thomas G. Turner and Lottimcr W. Bsou Electors q
large and David Buhum and Elisha Harris district eec-
New York Congressional Nomination.
RoxE, Sept. 20, 1899.
siona district today nominal cd Dewitt C. Crow editor
Of the Utica Daily Osepv, for member Of Congress by
reclamation.
Massachusstts Con gresstoa aal Nomi m tion.
srocSHsrpcs, Msss., Sept 20, 1890.
The republicans Of the Eleventh Conersssona dnsrict
held their Convention At HnsdAs day, and nominated
ey sccism.aion, Henry ! % &c, for Cong,cssnan and
new Jersey Hominafion for Congress
Alexander P. Bsrhoud or warren esansy, was sonI
mated Tor consroS byIsho republicans Of shs Third dh
Fire I'm New Haven.
nv a4sE oo1n q ~ sept o. 1850
iIs ~, supposed 70 be the work q iocsndaIy. Lo
about so COO, partly insured In this Slats.
The LoufsviIle and Memphis Railroad.
The louisville and Memphis Railroad wss opened ycs.
tcrday TO C'arksvile, and win be opsncd 70 Memphh
February l.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
kSsHsyrIx, Tenn, Seps. 20, 1eoo
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows yesterday paid com
rmcntary vst 70 Mrs. President Polk 1hcy also rc-
icctcd the proposed the cousttutou Do
day they visit shs Hsrnnsss IN body.
Heavy Rain storm ae Newark.
NrwARK, Sspt 20, 1880
heavy rain storm, ~ eight O'Clock lhk mosnine,
flooded the city, fied cellars and Easements and drove
people from The breakfast table destroyed property
furniture and caAhes 70 The OF twensy thousand
dollars least Engines pumping Tie
Several places were ssruck by lightning, but
killed.
New York Canal T0lls
AIaAxy. ScpA 20, 1850.
The cana, tolls for tie second week Of september were
slo3 lo6, cr The week 1850, e52 30 1ns total
since the opening this year, ss5 s62 do. for The
time lass year, u, ,2o< .ts5.
Arrival ~ the Prcbls at Boston.
Bosros. Sept. 10, 1854
me sloop of war rrcble, rom fcnsacoiA, 10 below.
-
Awaraing sT . Contract for pablfc puaDd-
angs.
PTnArrysrt, Sept %, 1890.
The state Commissonsrs the erection OF nov pubo
buildings Tor The city, day awarded the cop,fa lv
the building 70 John McAr,hgr L The buiidnrv are -
be Constructed Of pennsylvsns blue marble simlsr -
n rrrxf xfrfr sF ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

A Lawyer built him an Office in the
form of an hcxagon, or six square. The
novelty Of the structure attracted the at
ten,ion Of some Irishmeu, who were pass,
ing by; they made full stop and viewed
the building critically. The lawyer, some.
What disgusted at their curiosity, lifted up
the window, put his head out and address.
ed them: "What do you stand there for,
like q pack of blockheads, gazing at my
Office ? do you take it for church! %
"Faix," answered one of them, "I was
tbinkin' so, till saw the Divil poke his
head out ov the windy"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

ANOTHER TRITHINi
PmIDELFHIA. Sept. 90 1859.
To the President Of tine Prunsy yiyania Agricultural
Society The sujscriters, your committee to examine
the contents ofa SaIamander safe, Of ENahs ason,
after being exposed TO strong fire the Fair Grounds
for eight hours, respectfully r~prrsrut-
That after cords of OAK wood aud three Of pine
had been CONSUMED around the SAFE, II cpeUe in
the presence Of the and the contents tsA
out, l!tte warmed. hut not even scorehed.
Several Silver Medals heretofore received by the
ufacturcrs. and large quantity If Documents in
the Safe, ari came out entirely uuiujuT,d
The experiment satistrd of the capacity Of Safes
Of this kind to protect contents tt any fire to which
they may he exposed.
The Committee awarded a Diploma and Silver Medal.
GTp. ". WOODWARD,
JpIN GElEY,
JP. EtTniFFGED,
ALTEED :. GiLLET.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!
.NAMeat Market. .A.

arrangements for the Eear.
JACOB G. BROWN, having supplied ="
81 Lewisburg Market for the pastsix months,
coming year
The best of Beef. Mutton. Veal and f'''
can be had on Wednesday and Saturday mol.
ninss of each week, at the Market House, e'
Market street, between Schaiile's and Wole"
LewiSburg, Pa. .
His motto is e. Quick Sales for Cash, III
Small Profits" Examine his meat
Ap. Is, SO. l. ). STEINER, Agent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

NARPETS-a tue assortment by
" uursh 4 Goodman
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
YANKEE IN TIRE PASSENGER CAR.

One day last week, when in car
On Fourth and Eighth street line"
saw a Yankee, who, for wit,
think was born TO shine.
Nine men had seats. and Twelve were filled
By women six, not fair
The men made room, the Yankee took
The only seat 10 spare.
knew he was Yankee, by
The shrewdness of his look,
And by the ofrhand, easy way,
With which his seat he took.
A dashing female, gaily dressed,
Came in with naughty head;
On mOnstrous hoops, no one could beat,
Her satin skirts were spread.
The Yankee man was on the point
or rising 10 his feet
The female turned and gruffly said,
I'D like 10 have that seat"
"No doubt of il J" the Yankee said;
I'D like to have it, too;
But was Just about TO rise
And give ii up 10 you,
"When, with your nose turned up, you say
I'D like to have that seat
As if you owned the line Of cars
auu idiiS uPoh tHc sueet.
Snow. madam, that won't do for me,
For if my seat you choose,
In asking for it, you, al least,
Civility should use,'
The female said. "On one like you,
would not words besrow--
I've too much dignity for that.
I'd have you, sir, TO knowr'
The Yankee said, "Your dignity
You've placed beneath your feet;
So, stand upon your dignity,
And will keep my seat"
We know not what she stood upon;
But this We saw and know
She. who would ride DER others rights,
Was forced on foot 10 go;
For not a man would give his seat
To her, with fallen crest,
Who nothing of poliieness knew,
Although in satin dressed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

STILL iNO1HEE-
WiGNISGToN, Del, sept. Il, isJJ.-Messrs. EVANS &
WAr>ON. Philadelphia.
Gentlemen Tho >aiamsnder Fre-Proof SAFE Of your
manufacture purchased by u fr, your Agent Ferris
Garrett. OF our city. some nine months ngU. was sr
vcrely tr-d by burglars last Saturday night and al
though they had seige hammer, cold cI!-eI-. drill
and Eunpowder they did not succeed ia oIening the
safe. The Lock being Of Halls Patent Powder
proof they could not -rt the powder into it, but drill
ed hole in til" lower panel and forced aTgr charge
which was guit.d. and although the door, inside and
out. showed the rxplosion not 10 have been small one
not forced open. We supyos. they were ths rea
ter part Of hr night at work it, We are much graf
ited al tie result Of the att to and il the
above facts are Of any service you liberty
them. Yours truly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
NsEsN Book Bindcry !

NHE subscriber having rented the entire
Book Binding establishment of Worden
Cornelius and added 10 il his own tools, is
prspared To
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

Would respectfully inform the public that he
has on hand fine assortment of Gold and
Silver Lever and Lepine Watches-a good
stock of Gold, Cameo and Masonic Breastpins
of the latest style-Gold and Cameo Earrings
&c. which he intends to sell very chea p-aso
splendid assortment Of Eisht-Day and Thirty
HourCLOCKSand Time pieces. Every article
warranted TO be what ii is sold for.
The greatest care will be taken in Repai-
ring and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
!ewelry, and everything warranted 10 give
satisfaction.-Please make him a call, and
give him some trouble to show his Watches
and Jewelry.-july 81, 1858
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
BIND OR RE-BIND


Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalogues, Newspapers, &c.
either Full or Half Bound, in various kinds of
LEATHER or Of MusLIN, and lined with Marble
PAPER of different figures.
Old Bibles and other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials in
family. can be made more secure BY the Bin
der's skill.
rTBank Books, Bibles, Hymn and PRAYER
Books, Pocket Books, Albums. Diaries. &C.,
Eettered with Gold
in legihle and durable characters, 10 order
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made to suit
customers.
Bindery in Beavers wooden block, N.Third
81, Lewisburg
NOR SALE, CHEAP-A Lay Press and
Trimming Knitt, a convenient article for
Printers TO trim pamphlets. &c.
May ~, SO. C.J.SrAHL, Book Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Union COJTNTY STAR LEWSBURG CHRONCIE-APRIL 90 1860
NEW FIRM AND new GOODS
wm.Broyyn Jr. s. Chs. c. DunkIe

VIM. Brown Jr. s. Chs. &. DunkIe,
Having formed Partnership, at The Old
stand of VIM d J. II. Brown, Market 81. above
Ain, Lewisburg,
RE offering large assortment O.
~ Fan and WINTER Goods,
consisting Of Ready Made Clothing, Cioihs'
Casimeres, Coaiinss. Ves'ings, CarPetnss'
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drillinss, Shir-
tings, &c.
Also large variety of LADIES DRESS
GOODS. such as Calicoes. Cha'lies, Lawns,
Delains. Barages, Silks, Ginghams, ,Shawls,&c
Also all kinds of Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cedarware, Queens and Glassware
Fish, Salt, Tobacco.
Also all kind of Brick for building pur'
poses.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods.
BROWN & DUNkLE.
Lewisburg, Oct 90, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

"What was the use Of the eclipse p
asked young lady. "Oh, it gave the
sun time for refection,' replied a wag.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

No dust affects the eyes like gold dust,
aud no glasses like brandy glasses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

CREAT FZREi-AyoTHER 7RHRIH,i

hNuNvrLIE. Tenn. March l., 1853.
Messrs. EVANS WATSON. Philadelphia:
6eft'i7ft-lt affords me- great plrasur- TO you
that the SalamaEder safe which purchased of you in
February >as, proved 10 be what YOU re,oumendeiit-
sure protection from TIRE. My siorebouse. together
WIN se.eTa others was burned TO the Er gud in March
last The Safr fell through into III. cellar and VA. .-
posed 70 intense heat for eight hours and hen
It was taken from the and opened all it, contents
were found 10 te in Tsrrrt -tgte the b.O- ani the
papers not being H. urrd any whatever cheerful
ly recomment your Sats 70 the community teiirvng,
a d" tiat they nrepru,f a. u j. ua-sbe
for any safe to be made. THOMAS J POW ELL.
rS-A large assortment of the above SAFES ALWAYS
St, Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
"a Richmond Agency

IA Richmond Agency
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
80 MAIN STREET.
SURPLUS ...-.......... xtI5 Wn
lnsu:es Buildings, Merchandize, Househod FIR
nifure, Rents, Leases and other insurable proper
ty, against X h, at the rates charg ed by other
solvent institutions.
~. Three fourths Of the net profits of the bust
ness Of this Company are divided annually To hold
ers of Its policies. in Scrip hearing interest and
such profits carefully invested for the additional
security Of the insured until the fund thus accu-
making the cash guarantee of the Company 81,
UO,OOO and thereafter the Scrip will be redeemed
AS rapidly and to the extent that the profits accru-
ing to the policy holder RS exceed the sum Of $500
OOO.
First Annual Ann al Diyision to policy holders. de-
Second Annual Division to policy
hoder rs. declared Jul Sth, 1855 80 per cent
Third Annual Division to poiicy-
holders, declared July lAfh, 1859 . 80 Der cent
Fourth Annual Division to policy
holders will occur 1850.
Interest Dividend in cash, to hold
ers Of Scrip of 1857, declared July
Interest Dividend in cash, to hold
ers Of Scrip nj 1851 and loSo, do
clared July lth, 1859. -. -.6 per cent
NH 7-3t Axenis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Chester Shoe Factory-Meeting Of the Sub.
sev'de's-Enco3raging Prospects Of the COM
pdny-HS Future action, De.
CHESTER, VA, March 70.
The subscribers to the Boot and Shoe Man
ufac tory At this place, met here on the 10th
instant.
On motion of Mr.. Jas. H. Cox, it was re-
pany be obtained, that the President Of this
meeting be directed to call a meeting Of the
subscribers to the stock of the said company
for the purpose of organizing the same.
An increased amount Of stock has been Ia
ken since the last meeting, and it was thought
prudent by the meeting to enlarge the sub
scriptions to the sum of 800, 200, in view of
erecting the necessary buildings for the ac-
teal information was Obtained from gentle
men present, in relation to the objects OF the
meeting; and one gen tleman present informed
the meeting that he supplied fifty.two tanne-
We're brought from New York, PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore; Also from Richmond as
also quantity from South America, i'm.
ported by the ship Crenshaw, OF Richmond
THESE hides are carried to the mountains
where, owing to the superior quality of the
bark, as we'll rs the chea pness they are tanned
and then reshipped to New York 1t was calcu-
lated that saving of per cent. could be Inade
by buying leather in Richmond over that
bought in New York, in addition to the freight
from New York, rs we'll commissions &c
1t was further shown, that whilsta few North
ern workmen might be needed, who were IA
miliar with the machinery used in Northern
workshops, that the larger portion of the la
Dor needed could be obtained in Virginia: and
the meeting decidedly expressed it's preference
for the white labor of Virginia A determi-
nation was expressed that none but the hest
work should be made, that the affairs of the
company ought to be conducted on the most
scale, and by the most practical
men to be obtained.
hoe f.nY hof., thn
do hope and trust that there is enough public
spirit in Virginia to sustain and carry for
ward an enterprise of this kind, and we appeal
to all men who truly love their country. to
come forward and put this enterprise at 0nce
in operation. We trust that the citizens of
Richmond will call on the various members
81 the committee who were appointed to OBJ
lain stock, and subscribe at once and literally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
The Legislature.

The Senate yesterday passed large number
OF House bills, among them bills Incorporating
the Old Dominion and Citizens Savings Banks
OF Richmond. bill was reported by Mr..
AUGUST authorizing the Executive to embodv
cavalry companies into regiments. A subs;i.
tute was offered by committee Of conference
of the Senate and House for the bill incorpo-
rating the Richmond Street Railroad. 1t EN-.
bodies all the tial provisions of the former
bill. The bills concerning the compensation
Of Tobacco and Flour Inspectors We're ordered
to be engrossed. In the House, among a mum.
Der OF bills passed, may be mentioned bills in
cooperating the Commercial Insurance Com.
pany, Of the city Of Richmond amending an
act concerning the charter of the city OF Rich
mond; authorizing the Midlothian Coal Min
Ing Company to construct a railroad from
their mines to point On James river, and pro-
viding for the publication Of a new edition of
the Code of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
10 New Stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS!
THOMAS d. t{UARLES j. SONS.

20 Broad Street.
we have received our entire stock of GOODS
adapted to the Spring Sales to which we in wife the
attention Of the friends and patrons Of the late
concern al CkENsHAW. t{UARLEs T. Co. We will
sell our foods at the lowest prices and ON I he
usual credit time to prompt pay ing customers Onr
STOCK consists OF all the new style that are out
THIS season, in Ladies', Gents Misses Bows
housekeeping and Servants GOODS. and we hall
continue TO add to our assortment all the new de-
sixns That appear IN market, 80 NJ to present NJ All
times new and elegant selection III Gnpla
NH 10 st THOS. ID. q CARLES & Sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
The Times.

We refer to the advertisement Of this ent ter
prising weekly journal in the Dispatch Of this
morning The Times is published in Greens.
borough, N. c., in the heart Il very wealthy
and productive country, with which Rich
mond has considerable trade and fair pro.
pect for one of very great magnitude. Mr..
COLE, one Of the editors Of this talented and
ting paper, is now in this city on bust.
ness visit, to form the acquaintance of our
wholesale merchants and to solicit I'D yertising
for his Journal. The Times is Jealous friend
Of Southern commerce, and we commend it
and its editors to our commercial men,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20

III Upon the development of the HELPER
iniquity, it appeared that Mr.. MARCUS SPRING,
OF the house Of BAILEY, SoUTHARD Il Co., had
been subscribing to aid the cause Of BROwS.
Heller Il Co, by the hundred dollars. The
house Of which he was a member was largely
engaged in the Southern trade, and when his
liberal support of the crusade against the
South was noised about, it became advisable
for the sake of the house and its Southern
popularity, that he should ostensibiy retire
from it, rs itcould not be supposed reasonably
that the South would throw its custom into
the hands of men who were whetting their
knives to cut the throats of her people. But
1t is understood that MARCUS SPRING is still
partner, though special and silent one. We
see that the bodies OF STEVENS and HAzLETr
were consigned to MARCUS SPRING. Perth
Amboy, and that Mrs. SPRING (amiable lady y
sent on money to pay the expenses of their
transportation. Now, it would seem that the
love of BROwN-HELPERIsM and sympathy
with BROWN and his followers, springs I'M
ceaslng in the breast Of SPRING, while on tho
other hand his fondness Of Southern money ia
not less enduring. But it is to be hoped that
AS inconsistent as are the acts of Southern
men in this matter Of purchasing from their
known enemies, they will contribute less than
heretofore to the means of MARCUS to aid the
BROWN HELPER party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20

ma Powers Gallery is the place to get
good and cheap PICTURES of all the various
styles, from the smallest to the size Of life.
The report circulated through the city, that I
had raised my prices, is az false as those from
Who 70 1t came and was dou btess the work of some
Northern AbolitIonlst who 10 ever ready to ROB
THE SOCTHEKS PEOPLE. POWERS prices nj
NH I7-3t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

E>OR HlR +. As have sold my residence, nd
i shall deliver the same to the purchaser during
the ext fortnight: viii hire. for the balance Of
the year, my COOK, young woman, who was. un-
q lately. maid. but Is becoming an excellent
Cook: another W2Inan; whom | have in tho ca
either could recommend her She has children,
the eldest smart BOY. who serves at the table,
AS am anxious to get them good homes, and as
soon as posi- bic, | will hire them low
NJ. s. VALENTINE, JR.
NH 70 st Leigh street, 81 door from 9TH
FOR HIRE-A No. ] man COOK. He will be
hired to go to the Springs for the season, or for
OWENS Il MILES, 18th ST.
NH 2-3t Between Main and Cary, tup stairs,J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
mA Southern SEWN: Machine

mA- Southern SEWN; MACHINE
MANUFACTORY
TESTERS LOCK STITCH SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINES
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to manufacture
the above Justly celebrated Machines in Richmond,
Va. They are unrivaled in p. int of simplicity,
beauty oi finish. and their perfect adaptation to
every, branch of industry whore the needle is re-
CURED.
They are gotten up in various styles, ranging In
prices from $50 to $50
The above Machines are on exhibition for the
present at CorInthan Hall, Main street. and at the
..O'd Dominion Office" in Bevin's row. opposite
Bank street. richmond. JOHN H. LESTER.
throughout the Southern States, and liberal in
ducements offered for the same For terms &C.,
address =. HORTON KEACH.
NH A'-6u2p) Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20

3 .gsD1HIE
"a ES 81: s; s ass;s :f
aged - -! monde and l1days,
respectfully iavited q atten4 the funeral. from the
residence Of its great grandfather. Barnett ick
er, corner of 9Th and Canal SITS, at O'Clock to-
morrow evening.
ION SUNDAY. the 18th inst stoat two O'Clock I,
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respectfulIy invited to attend her funeral at the
NJ. f. Church, on Nicholson street, Rockets. on
Tuesday morning, at 10 o clock. IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20

T'HREE PRIZE STORIES:
W D ,rrr Zoo THREE PRIZE sfoRIEs..!
THE TIMES.
THE TINES.
TT##EE SREAT s s9TT#EkN EAMty
$ s $##Hs#$s # ##zEEE
BY CLARA "a AHv e! 81 4 .,e,,sr,
he,s beautiful If ,,s and thrilling story of millionaire
touch ny s,oIv ' w ass. ms beautiful and
E FkkIzE
IN '1!is fHSat ie0'd be sold
r,,,, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
LIE LINES Is large eight page, illustrated
&IsH3 fA PA t" sd
ern Weekies THs%s-sa scas oG 81 E f"9 sn.
:hss be isn' tt s ss P 20
Z 1EsssT9E TO the
Letter from Rtr. J. E. Edrarfs
MesSrs. Editors Il have for the last tW" mr.
ana me- q tas
OF weekly literary and misce aneous journal that
adapt u so admirably I" the social condition. civil
institutions. and literary tastes of our SouthsI n
any where, that is deserving Of Southern patron
age a. the Times. 1t is edited with caution and
taste; i has q list Of contributors to its columns
d which any paper might he proud; its miscella-
neous selections are free from cosrssness, and I'M
arc pquant, racy and refreshing in word, It is
safe edIfy ing. and highly interesting family jour
sa.. IN which may be found something for parents
'orts and conditions Of men," | take great Plea
'uIe N amending it to Southern PATRONAGE az
me OF the best family papers that has fallen un-
ief my eye JOHN Z. EDWARDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
Nh. ns general impression now seem. 70 i.
ths ~ ~ ~ wiit remain in session til hont

AMh. AND Mns.G VANDxx.ov. .a..4s,l
ssxe u Snothe! entertainment 1 sss
s,dSvs ~. - Hall The hall on al.
ssnes.i desire va EXPRESSED tkst Nv ia "a
X should 1roIong their stay II tho ~
MetsoD0litaa Nall. Mechanies boins SassSs .3n 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
,OUTHERN LITERATURE.
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
80 II THR 80

n SOUTHERN FIELD AND PRESIDE,
fubilshed At Augusta, GooyGia. 81 60
AT u q ne same .iSe q the Nsw Y9sx LxDsER,
S"nthern readers The most distinguished ,criieys
V eAe SokfA are among Its contributors. IT'S COL
ainns illustrate the capacity Of the South to sus-
TAN UfsrotHrs ~ hsr Oera. s4ss-7 ~ f
Inc Agricultural Department 10 edited with
mal.ed scientihc and practical ability.
Let all who wish 9 krst class Southern family
paRcr address lam rs GARDNER, Proprietor
sa1tHs,- 91ooa year IN advance. -.
1y 4en street, Richmond, Va arf - !
/. WIN r. GIL MAN, 40 Man street, in author, xed
20 lecolve subscriptions. NH ~ d3fkcw2tf
s.,,. MhEAI MuWER, in store, that h. !usea on
!.OIaKo !0f ulyaEds of two yesrs; now. this 10 10
ve n0slce to the owners that ifthey are not called
Iof rsskin one month from date. that they will So
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