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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
Alabama Democratic Convention.

MONTGOMERY January l2.--Iast evening the
Committee on Otg,niz .tion Of the Democratic
Convention made F.S.Ly,n permanent Pres't, and
Henry d. Smith and Others. Wee Presilnnts. Ly
made strong Southern Rights speech. Yam
cey made a tremendous speech before the Commit
tee on Credentials. 1t is believed. the Southern
Rights wing of the party will control the Conven-
ton. Yancey, billiard and Scott made speeches.
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EIINERAI. NOTICE.

The funeral of the late Mrs. WILLIAM S,XrsoN.
VIII be preached ut the residence Of her husband,
'eis friday afternoon, at o'clock. The friends
81 the family are invited to attend without further
invitation.
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doncy.

LOUISVILLE. January l2.-The Opposition mem
bers of the Tennessee Legislature have nominat-
ed Hon. John Bell by the Union candidate for the
Presidency
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nISSOIIHI0N

E'lE CONCERN OF TfNsLEY. TARnY 4 WILLIAMS Ia
his day dissolved by mutual consent The Of the
oi The nrni. r. +. T1SsLEY,
=. &. TARDY,
RIensosD, January I'd, is6o. JAS. T. WILLIAMS
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Death of Judge Boone.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l2.-N M F. b aonc. e. s.
District in lse, Of New Mexico, died Lore at noon
to-day.
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MARRIEn

:, by Rev. Fr. S,aniy. On the 9Th January, Mr.. c,
H. LINDSEY and Miss BETTE g. WADDILL, Of
Farmyille.
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A DANGEROUS DARKEy.-paul. slave to Mr.
James Iigginb"tfanl, of Amherst, but at present
employed at the tobacco factory of Mr.. William
Crumpton waylaid negro in the employment of
Mr.. John Oylcr, on last Tuesday night, in the Vi
cinity Of wilkins grocery, on West street. 1t
appears that both negroes employed at the
same factory last year. and in consequence of a
falling out, Paul several times threatened to kill
the other. should an opportunity be afforded him.
On the night in question, Paul it is supposed Sc
GREETED himself near the roadside, where he exrcc-
tod his victim to pass. aud as the latter
made his appearance, he fell afoul of him, and al
ter beating him over the head with piece Of iron
until he was insensible left him to his fate Tho
negro discovered in short time, and taken
TO his masters where Re now remains confined to
his bed and suffering considerably from his brui-
ses Paul made his escape the same night, and
has not since been apprehended, although the of
ficers have warrant Tor him, and have been on
the lookout.
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NEW CONCERN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CONTINUE THE
GrOcery and Comm iSSiOn Business
MIX TIE bTNIE MD FINN az
T A RDY g. WILLIAM S


T.ARDY g. WILLIAMS,
At IiiE STAND orrTriKn
IINSIES. IARDN IL WILLIAMS
Nj would tnke this occasion Ia their
"A for the very liberal patronage extended
the last i've years and their friends
their part shalt he lac sne
hey WILL nj NIL times, keep on hand will assorted STOCK
OF GOODS IN their line and Will IN, particular attention
the sale of pHoprC assigned To them
They Agents for the sale of ADAMANTILE CANDLES,
which they will sell 10 the be bought
IN, of the Northern Markets. = e. rAEpY,
RICHMOND, January I'd, 1860. JAS. L. WILLIAMS
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\ q \ II u .

retiring from firm Of e. :. Bliss " Co beg leave to
my sincere thanks the public for the libcra Isatro-
extended To the aic firm, aud cordially -ieii for
,s.ssur its continuance. CLINTON DEWITT.
I.,S.iiHr Ru. Jan IN, isG1.-Rrp. copy.
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Ribbons. Millinery & Straw Goods. q 4
- F1LL AND WINTER, 1859, NIA
ROSENSTIEI & GUENTHER ~

beg ltNNt % cal Tue ltltn1Inn OF The pubic 10 hCr
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
Real French Bonnets Flowers, Feathers, Caps!
Head Dresses, Ruches, Corsets, Hoop Skirts,
Blonds Jewelres Embroderes & IIosieries.
We feel that all in Of goods will find 10 their
advantage To call on prepared sell Wholesale
and Retail. al the lowest price.
g orders from the country will particular attention.
~ Min Slrccl. Warwick IInnsc.
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Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

Valuable U1aMOHd HI11 Property FOr Sale,
~ INTENDING to remove from the city offer a! private
ki sale, MY RESIDENCE on Diamond Ill., together with
the Acres Of Land thereto aarhtlt buing the
ery purchased by IN" OF Alnnson Wins;ons Trustee This
property Is confessed, among the most desirable in the
The house of brick contains II roons is in thorough
pair has attached all necessary ouhoscs and Wei
The ground perfectly level and is in II
cultivation To city purchasers this property needs cscr
ton well the hgh character Of the negrho, in
which situated is too well known require praise
The will he reasonable and time made purcas
noN 2dts G. A. CDI.liOFN
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NOTICE,

HAVING purchased the Interest oi the junior partner "f III
firm L. !. Bliss Co, the undersigned viii cJniinu
ih- STOVE ND TN WARE BfSINE,N> in ai its brancI
as heretofore al the old stand No H. Main Sttee-n
hopes by the OF IA" public merit
continuance of their liberal patronage. ~
january 10 1850. I. :. BLISS.
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Saving Machines

Sewing Machines.
AIDES wisuga Machine 10 do SEW ANrs' toApsF CLOTHES,
As Will ~ min avs flhE "ork, would do well Toe
ne BARl Holt : PEoSED FAMILY MAJ IllNE Price
90 $50 and -, The following certificate is from a well
known Tai"r IN t county, who only had about 20 minutes
instruction on il Machine:
ldtasnLr, tampb,l county, Va, June 18Th, SO
Nh. WN L. PA1:-l am well pleased with larholf's Sew
Machine and would moi exchange il for any hive
find no dnrh.iA ia operating with il Kind Of cloth,
the hhr-i assilncre la the finest Linen. We have made
several pair oi Tow Linen pants lyo
and operated IN six dill rent kinds Of sewing
hines, bu 5arips and singers til" only Machines
HAT would recommend an, person 10 buy. They the only
Machines that make Tai2otS Stitch consider Bnriholfis
The ceai machine Ii simple in constructions
o understand AMI not likely to get out of order Almost
every TINT nE Barthofs and Singers
nt worked on last Year, give Bariholis the preference.
Eospeculis tnnrs, 81. CAEoIJS q. TERRY.
T. :. IND n" 'inrtt in getting wife to work Bar
hDfs Machine 1,! sa. that something ought To be
dome for thu thai invented Sewing Machines it'll the Shut
tie and Lock stitch june lG-dls {. u. r.
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DISSOLUTION.

YB,IIE heretofore existing under The
s,le Of T. =. BLISS & co. dissolved on The LIST ns
10y mutual Either Of the partners will ,e
li thu firm in settlement. 4. :. Bliss
LrsunDu KG, Jan. 10 1850. CLINTON DEWITT
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Jamaica Rum.
VE have just received ~ hhds and 20 bbis. Rum
W which is high favored aud excellent quality such as
suited 10 the wants of and which will
very low prices. Please call aud examine It,.
dec LEE. ROOKIE &c
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAiLRoAD.-At n meet
ing of the Board Of Directors. If the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Com ANY, held at the office of
the Company, in the city of Lynchburs, ON
Wednesday the llth Of January, lSG0:
On motion the following preamble and resoiu-
tons were adopted.
Whereas. the policy of this Company has always
been to encoura &c home manufactures, that every
passenger and burden car has been manufactured
in this State. and Of Virginia material, that the
wheels, axles, chains, and other iron portions have
been made entirely of Virginia metals that of the
thirsy-cight engines now in use upon the road,
slrteen were built in slave States, aud the remain.
der, with one exception, whose sentiments were
not known,) by we'll known pro,slavcry men, and
that even the negro clothing with the execution
of hats and blankets,) have been almost entirely
of Southern fabrics. Therefore. be it
Resolved. That this Company will cheerfnlly
cooperate, SO far rs practicable with other South
ern Railroad Companies in establishing home
manufactures, bv the purchase of equipments and
supplies Of all kinds, from them in preference to
others.
Resolved, That this Company is sensible Of the
Importance to the South of direct foreign trade,
manifested by the reports Of this Board upon that
subject. and to it's encouragement they will use
all legitimate means.
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Attention Mi1iti;
Manfci 10 Hire

A NEGRO WOMAN to cook and wash for a small family.
N Application TO be made to this Office. jan 2-is
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1 L Il ID.

retiring from business, return sincere thanks IN,
friends and the patrons of the several with which
have been connected for The past fourteen for the kind
patronage bestowed AMI recommend their patron
and support. successors. Messrs TARpY WiLi.Ns
Having had every opportunity Of knowing these gentcmrn
rel my friends rest assured thai their interest will be
In their hands, they having ample in their business
prosecute II advantageousy and safely.
jan 9-dit4cit II. 7. TfNSIEY.
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CITY, AND STATE AFFAIRS.

The ARx6Rr DiLL.--We learn by > despatch
rcceiyed Yesterday by gentleman in this city.
that the 81 appropria.ing Eve hundred thousand
dollar. for tie blishm ,nt of an Armory for the
manu- fscsure af arms ly the State of Virginia,
na.<el the House of Delegates. by an almost
unanimous s.te. The Senate will doubtless con-
cur in the action of the House.
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ATTENTION, RIFLE GREY,

WI. on tho Trcnsnrcr pro- lem t. r LATHAM Mt DR..
~ owens onice immediately, and deposit with him sI0-for
he materials trimmings nc, Of your uniform All who desire
have their uniforms made b. The tailor Will
with Chas j. Raine 1870 Main Street. 4ih 1anu-
ag. A. i. BlGGEl,S, JR., CAPTAIN
IN. u. iihfiN, ISL Sergt dee 2tls
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATO]
CnnaOuudad Entil .l,x n LII ,,uau

Only one dose Immediately
rtlic'tsto,Ie,wbile one desc
"itcn repeated Is n sure euro
Tor CHOLERA MoRBrs, and =
preventive Of CHOLERA.
only one bottle is needed
To throw out of the system
The effects Of medicine after
n long sickness.
I'm. bottle taken fprJAUN-
pIoE removes nil sallow ness
or unnatural color from tho
skin
Ono dose taken a sheS
time before eating give
slgor 10 tho appetite and
makes the food digest well.
one dose, nflen repeated,
cures CHRONIC DIARnn,EA In
iits " prst form, while ~ MMEI,
AMI BOWEL COMPLAINTS yield
almost 10 the first dose.
A few bottles will cure
pEoi'sy by exciting the alb
oorbenis.
We take pleasure In re-
commenting this medicine
IA n preventive for FEyKR
ASp AtrE, CHILL FEVER, and
all icpers of n BILIOUS TYPE.
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MANUFACTURED RY SklLLFUL WORKMEN, IN
ut Of the best MATERIAL and finished In the most II
esrablt manner Ills stock enbsaees every article usl-
ly gotten up the most extensive manufactures.
1Ie olcis call from those wishing purchase fee,no a.
rcd that he and will give in regard 10 both
rice and quality OF work.
gy- Hair and shuek Mattresses always on hand.
- EDWARD j. FoLKES
Wareroons and Manuactsy, doom below Liberty Ware
onse Ian 4-dAeisir
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Anb Fellows R.ghlin Of handsome STYLES Br,il-
SIrtn ae respectfully Invited 10 call inpidy
approaching festival tall before they nt. all
lone tnarch 26dtsif. VIM. l. PAGE.
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operaes with certainty and thousands willing to testify
10 iis wonderful virtues
All who ii giving their unanimous testimony lie
Nh ~ater in he mouth Nth the rigordtor, and s,edoss
both together.
PRICE, HorTLK.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
3i5 broadway, New York.
Rctailcd by all Druggists Sold also by j. H. sgAy W. A.
5TRornHK Co., and SrABsEs Il JONES, Iynchburg, Va.
march b,--dAefy
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For Sale,
Hs AFARM containing lao Acres, and within two miles
CIV OF the Market House. The land in good condition and
impr0vemrnts excellent For further information. apply
Ia 1se,h 7dtsI DR. I. II. CAPERTON.
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CITY NOTICES.

The attention of the trade is called to the
auction sale of Benz. F. SHIELDS, 4 Co., to take
place this morning at his Auction Rooms, opposite
the Sewanee Hotel.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, precisely,
and each lot sold without limit.
GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT THIS EvENIyG.-The eel
cbrated Italian Opera Troupe will give one grand
concert in Douglas Hail this evening, when we may
expect the greatest musical treat ever witnessed in
Nashville PARoDr will appear, and sing the great
national song, the Harssiles Hymn the announcement
of which, we are certain will be sufficient to crowd
the Hall Our citizens owe it to themselves to pat
ronize literally such a troupe as we now have the
opportunity of hearing. Without encouragement
we cannot induce such artists to visit our city.
The Public schools.
According to section 9TH, chapter 49th, Of the re
vised laws of this city, which reads thus:-Bs en-
ucisd, That the scholastic year of the High School
begin the first Monday in September ofeach year,
and close on the last Wednesday in June, there be-
ing an intermssion Of one week at the close of the
first i've months session" The present session of
the city schools closes on Friday the 9th inst The
next session commences on Monday, the 9th Of Feb
ruary prox. The Superintendent VIII be in his Of
fee corner Of Broad and Spruce streets, during the
first week of the session, to issue tickets Of admis
sion to applicants for the next session who have not
been members of the schools the present session.
Eighteen hundred and .ninety-two pupils-IOi4
boys and SIS girls-have been admitted the present
session, with an average whole number Of 1910
Thirty-one teachers-ten males and twcnty-One
females-have,be employed, located as follows:
in the Hume School, II in the Haynes; in the Trim
bic; in the Primitive Baptist Church: and in Lin
coin Hail. College Hill.
The schools are constantly open for inspection,
and the City Council parents and guardians Of the
pupils, and the community generally, are invited to
visit the schools at their convenience The Superin-
tendent his office during the first school hour in
the morning, daily, for the transaction Of mscella
Gus business, being engaged in visiting the different
schools thereafter till evening, at which time he can
be found at his dwelling No. Is South Summer St
BY order of the Board os Education
VI. II. Howard, Secretary.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATEANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at lel a. m; and at s. P. m.
Arrive at l23 a. m. and Il p.
LBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night.
TThe night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
[Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the ShelbyviIe branch.
FTbe dav train from Nashville connects at THl-
lahoma with the train on the McMinnville and
Manchester road.
TTbe dav train from Nashville connects at
Deeberd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayesteville.]
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 8 a. NJ, and 2:55 p N.
Arrive at ga a. M, and 6.20, pm.
Tor1ss1rIg AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
leave Nashville at 7:4S a. m, and 2:36 p N. 1.-THE
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at 1897, a. M, and $780, p. THE evening
train brings the mail
EDaEFlELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at ?, p. N.
Arrive at 10. a. m.
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We authorized to E. A. RAwoRTH as csndi-
County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
jan2l-dtd
authorized to VIM. JASPER TAYLOR as a
candidate for County Trustee for Davidson county ensuing
March election. janIt-et
We authorized 10 THOs. T. SAUNDERS can
ddste for the Office Of Country Trustee for Davidson county
the election TO be held in March, 1860. apps
We authorized to IsHAM CLARK as a eand
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election
aug27-d
We authorized to SAMUEL P. ANENT, q
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county, at the
March election. lsep2-tdS
We authorized to HAVDN P. BOsTICk candi
date for the Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We authorized announce JOHN W. MARTIN a
didate for County Trustee the ensuing March election
octl2-dtd.
We authorized to HENRY L. JUSTICE a
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. OcrlI-dtd.
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cor Isevenne CoIIector.

are authorised announce HENRY PoRou as candid.
ate for Revenue Collector, for Davidson county the ensuing
March election.
We authorized to announce FRANK. NJ McIxrosH as
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson county
ensuing March election jan19-ts+
date for Revenue Collector State and County,
county, at the ensuing March election. ianls-d
We authorized JOHN A. SHUTE candidate
FOR Revenue Collector at the ensuing March election JAMIE
We authorized to WIN B. YOU'VE, Of Whites
Creek candidate for state and County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
jan5-tf
We authorized announce J. R. DRAKE as candidate
or State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson county
theensuing March election. jan3-tda
We authorized and requested announce D. WHT-
candidate for Revenue Collector Davidson
IT, at the ensuing MaFc6 election jan3-te
We authorized to JAMES PAY candidate
Tor State and Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election jan9-dtft
We authorized and requested to JEO
candafor Revenue Collector for Davidson county at the
ensuing March election. dec30 dWtd"
We are authorized to announce JOEL A. BATTLE as candi
date for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. janl-te.f
ddate for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. dec3i-te
We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
elections.
We are authorized to announce candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. Dec2O tde~-P G
authorized ACTOE YOUNG candidate
County Revenue Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tide
We authorized and requested ROBERT Pow
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson County at
the ensuing March election dec2l-tde
We authorized aud requested to announce GRRGo,
candidate for Tax Collector for the county Of Davidson,
at the ensuing March election
Deer tde#
We are authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, candi
date for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
ty at the ensuing March election.
dec24-te
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CANDIDATES.


We authorized and requested W. L. NccONI
CO. OF Williamson county, candidate for Attorney General
Of the 9th Judicial Circuit composed Of Sumner williamson
and Davidson. Election in Nay le60 liam l7-te.
We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS of vii
hanson county, candidate for Attorney General for iu-
dieal Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0ctl4. tdS
We authorized to BAXTER SMITH, ESQ., Of
Summers candidate for Attorney General Of this Tile 9)
judicial Circu ompoi Of the counties Ct Williamson, David
and sunlnr
We authoFs 70 announce JAS e. RAINEs, Esq, as
candidate for the lice Of Attorney General for the
cal UEcu composed Of the counties OF williamson Sumntr
and Davidson Blectionin May, 1860
Weare authorized to s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county asa candidate Tor Attorney General Of the 9th Judcs
Circuit. kiecton May, 1860
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COMMERCIAL.


A ballot for Speaker this afternoon resulted a.
follows Total number Of votes 234; necessary to a
choice lis; Pennington rs; Smith lI3; scattering
6. sherman withdrew There was great excite.
ment
WASHINGTON Jan. 3O-HoUsE.-Two more ballots
were had with about the same result
The House spent most of the day excluding ladies
and other unprivileged persons from the floor,
whereby business was Distracted
There was much caucusing between parties yes
terday Nothing definite was arrived at respecting
the election OF Speaker. Adjourned
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River ana Steamboat News.

Reported by Il. H. HAERIsoS Steamboat Agentl
River daily on the decline. Now on Harpeth
Shoals four and half feet James Johnson Leba-
non and John Gault at Harpeth Shoals and tighten
ing. All these boats should be in port this morning.
The B. NJ. Runyan had full freight from St Louis;
Steamer Twtchell, for New Orleans, all the freight
she wanted on the present water The James John
son viii positively leave for New Orleans on We'd
nesday evening next, and the B. NJ. Runyan for St..
Louis this day.
Light water boats are now coming into requisition
the V. K. Stevenson having departed for the pur-
pose Of tightening at the Shoals.
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Admls.lon of Kansas.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-The Tribune's Washington
correspondent says that the Senator's propose to ex
tend the western line Of Kansas to the summit Of
the Rocky Mountains, and the Northern line to the
fiatte river so as to make the State Democratic,
and thus amend the House bill for the admission of
Kansas, and if the House refuse to accede to this
extension Of boundary te exclude Kansas for the
present session
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New York, Jan. 29.-The steamer Empire City
from Havana, has arrived Her news is unimport-
ant
The Fulton arrived on the 2sth. Don Jose Gerges
IS passenger He comes to exchange ratfcations
of the Bower treaty, and to arbitrate the question
Of indemnity between the United States and Para
quay Navigation Company.
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FENIN hOCFEBS manufacturers Of Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware door below the Posto, Church street
have hand entire stock Of the various articles to
be ound IN business Having purchased at the lowest hg
urs. viii III at unusually low pr ces for cash.
Coal, Wood Cooking and Heating Stoves fro the pest
ufacturers, for city country
Those wanting good Cooking Stove, particularly
quest to give a call before purchasing.
The best quality Panished and Japaned Ware, Urns Chat
ern Dishes Tea and Coffee Pots Oyster Dishes, Kitchen Utensils
plain and euameed Stew and Saucepans, &c, &c.
Merchants Manufacturers Brands, copper or
to order.
Tin Plate Sheet Iron Wire, Pressed Pitts Covers &c &c
Repairing viii be promptly attended TO.
Roofing, and sheet metal work necessary upon public
private buildings done the substantial manDe con
traced for At the Lowest possible rates. ian2O-Iy