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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-08

il The Indians in the Stateof Chi
huhua are, depFedating on the ha-
eiendas, and small towns Of that
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~ Job Printing executed with
ieathesa and tispatch st the Echo Otace.
Terms moderate,
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DIED,

1t the residence Of her father. on the 2eth Inst
after lingering Illness, CORA BELLE, daughter
of John W. and Hearletts j. Caruwell, III the 18th
year OF her age.
Her funeral will taxa place from Clay;sttee'
Methodist Church on THIS tTaesday) AFTER
NOON at % O'Clock.
In Raleigh N. c., BURKE H., infant son of G,
". and :. j. Lam het.
OF his grandfather, Thomas H. Lambeth, at II
O'Clock THIS MORNING. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
At her residence, in Hanover county: on the
2eth Instant, of consumetinn, Mrs. SUDAN ~
MOORE, widow of the la.e ID. Is. Moore =,
The funeral will take place IO-DA1 A. l.
O'Clock from her late residence. The friends on
the family are invltedto attend without TURNER
notice.
At Coalfeld. Chester fed county, Va, on the
10th instant at the re:idence OF >. d. o1man'
His funeral viii take place TO-DAY at o'clk.
from GF1ss Tine TO atend
Savannah, Ga, and new 1oiR paps'S please
copy.
In Charlottesville Va, February 25th, LUCih
", wife OF j. l.. krmba,lgh, and SECOND aaugntet
OF Mrs. 4. 4. and The late M jor WIN. AtklnSop,
In the SOD ye4r OF her age.
she leaves fond husband and two little children
to mourn her loss.
Iuc1g, rest from sin and SORROW;
Death Is o'er, and life is won;
On thy 5lumGcr dawns no morrow,
Rest thiue earthly race Is run.
Fare thee well, though woe is blending
with the tones of earthly love;
Trium Oh high and jov uneltlipg
Wait lee IN the realms above.
Lynchburg and Charlottesville papers pea
copy.
In Salem. Roanoke county. Va. at the res:dep &C
Of his 1ather.in. law, Dir. p G. kex ~ c0psmnp p
too, Mr. EDWARD MOORE' III inc 'otu !eai VA
New Orleans Times please copy.
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Manchester and Richmond.

AS we are now sweeping decks and get
ting ready for action, adapting ourselves 70
the new dispensation, we should not forget
the important measures of free bridge
between Richmond and Manchester. and
the incorporation of the two places Into
one. The bridge is beyond question. 1t
will certainly be built. 1t would be stult-
itication of the populations Of both cities
were it abandoned. That there has not
free bridge years since has been subject
of establishment to every intelligent and
sagacious stranger who has for twenty years
visited this city and this fact has injured
! the public reputation here with all observ-
ant and sensible men.
Indeed, long since the two sides OF the
river should have been one city, and the
streets should have crossed the river: pas
sengers travelling them us freely as they do
| Broad street. The pleasure OF the prom
enade along the streets that would be above
the flowing river would be iDcomparably
delightful, aud great would be the addition
| to the picturesqueness and beauty OF the
general view by the animation that would
be impaired to it by the hundreds that
would ind in that promenade both pleas
ure and recreation. Lighted brilliantly and
supplied with neat places for the sale OF
ices, it would be after night O most popular
resort.
! This improvement and the union OF the
two towns would very much accelerate the
genel al prosperity and the increase of pop
ulation. 1t Is only by giving to each side
equal facilities that the entire advantages
| Of both for manufacturing, for dwellings,,
and for trade, can he made fully available,
and without this availability Of the natural
endowmeuts of the locality neither side can
be as prosperous as il should be.
| The -bridge-the incorporation or
both towns into one-the quoting OF the
conflicting water claims-aud the vigorous
| administration Of the local government Tor
| the preservation of order, for security,
and for the general Improvement, will do
wonders for the promotion of the growth
and the manufacturing enterprise OF the
locality. No place in the Union has such
advantages for manufacturing, and with
the facilities for trade we already enjoy,
with the addition Of the westward outlets
we are soon to have. we shall find demand
for wide areas on both sides of the river,
aud we shall here in short term of years
| behold city which will be the pride and
honor of Virginia.
Only let us be practical, wise, hopeful,
and energetic, and all this will be realized
rs certainly us that we live.
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n, strength to that extent are sfm1nasn ~
while as we have shown, the amity o. .r ~
nation. and the Interstate sympathy
Impaired. ,,.,o,oeable be.
cause II is mutual between 'ns have iloated
Federal GSve ena,oms and principles Of the
by the Ola eu we must reconcile ourselves YES
Government Dansnt ~ and to preparing for Inc
to the present. an,r by increasing the strength
future. IL tsntatiye weight of the localities
ana ,eiaI ,an he best protected; and 1t Is
'has ,a ' t,e gcncral diffusion Of wealth and
, ot,s y. force that the Government can
1 lis highest strength to achieve the
greatcst good and grandeur at home, and
its greatest ability to protect Its rights and
defend It's honor amongst the nations oil
.he earth.
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spECrAr NOTICES
~ FEBRUARY y, 1871. 81
MORE NEW GOODS HERE AND on TIE

WAY.
T. r. X. PRICE q. CO.. = 3.
-r.sv. Ara now adding to their fue stock OF
DRY GOODS
aa.u.,c,, wH1rE-aROUHD PRINTS, FOL
spring: . 3su
sETRTISG PRINTS, for boys and gents
MEDIUM GROUND PRINTS:
BATTLE-GROUND PENCALE ca BIB kloe
fchildren's),
WHITE CAMBRIA. for skirts;
WHITE PEQUEs, for children;
LINEN and LACE SETS,
TRIMMED LINEN SETS (also embro1aere"t
BLACK and COLoRED KID GLOVES very
best; ,u.nc r.
spring. cn.,,rc.
pr.EACHED and BROWN OPTIONS,
RIEACHED and BROWN sHEETINGS,s
PILLOW LINENS, DAMASkS, s-.....s .
NAPKINS, TOWFLLIEGs.
r. q. HANDKERCIIEFS. LACE HANDLER
CHIEFS, EMBROIDERED q AN d X r
CHIEFS; s.-.. ....
Ho.IERY, CORSETS, &C., &C.
=. GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.
More SILKS and POPLINS. light and dark, 70
he sold of at HALF VALUE. 81. &s, Us DREes, up
to $40. i. Il. rhiNH w..
fe27 llol NAH bHeet' Colno. ~.
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! spECrka NOTICEs.


NJ COLD WEATHEB NOT OVER
YaT-so 20 "a LEVY BROTHERS and pur-
chase
CALICO CoMFonTABLEa 1t sa.so, o.. or ss.7s,
which is q lower price than they can be made
for; f
DELAINE COMFORTABLE at es;
UULORED BLANKETS, weighing II pounds, at
o., worth $s pair ~
COLORED BLANKETS, weighing IL pounds, ut
%, worth 80 pair;
COEOsED BLANKETS at Sl.7s, worth " 80
pair.
large assortment OF
FINE WHITE BED BLANKETS;
Also,
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS,
COTTON BATTING, and
CALlCOES for COMFORTABLRS. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and LIE Main street.
COTTON YARNS, sll numbers, at SL4o per
bale Of 1--we pounds: UNBLEACHED KNIlT1>G
COTTON, Soc. per pound. IeZs
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No. THOSE IRON.FRAME ENGLISH

~ THOSE IRON-FRAME ENGL1SH
HO:E, warranted double Leels and toes, a& Ss.S'
sa75 and 1926 per dozen, which Is fully ons-snfo
less th an their value;
FTEECE-LINED BERLIN and sPUN-SILK
GLOVES at 25c. q pair, worth soc.;
WOOL hose for children at and 1oc. pair
also, large assortment st from Is to soc.
pair;
CHII,uREN,S GLOVES at very low prices
MISSES, MERINO SHIRTS at 5oc.;
LADIES, HIGH-NLCK, LONG-sLEEVE ME-
RINO SHIRTS at 81;
CENTS MERIN0 SHIRTS at 7sc. and upwards
a. LEVY BROTHERS.,
l2ls and 121s Maiu street.
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, from TO IL,
reduced to $l4o bale of FIVE pounds. 1eA
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at IL A. NJ. No PRAYER


BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bills to incorporate the Holston
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, with
a recommendation that it do not pass, the
courts having power to grant the charter /;
to amend section Of the charter of the
AteXandria Insurance Company of AleXan-
dria, Va.
House bills for the relief of James W. An.
drews & Co.; in relation to the appoint.
ment and compensation of the State vaccine
agent; to authorize the city of Lynchburp
to build dam across James river and to
improve the water level below the same
to incorporate the Atlantic Milling, Manu-
featuring, Warehousing, and Guarantee
Company ; to incorporate the FarmyiIle,
Charlottesville, and Stannardsville Railroad
Company.
HOUR OF MEETING.
The SPEAKER, from the Committee on
Rules, recommended the adoption OF the
following resolution --. .,-..---.
/" Resolued, That on and after tomorrow,
until otherwise ordered, this House will
meet at II o'clock 4. NJ, and remain In ses.
sion until 2 o'clock p. NJ, at which hour
the Speaker shall vacate the chair, and re.
sumo it at O'Clock Z. M,
The report was adopted.
RULES.
The Committee on Rules, &C., reported
it inexpedient to legislate on several resolu-
lions in regard to the admission of visitors,
assignment Of seats in the galleries, &c.
Agreed to-.
THE MEMBER FROM MEcKLENBuRG.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
lions, to whom was referred the petition Of
certain citizens of Neeklenburg, complain.
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RICHM IND, Feb. 81, 1871.
THO MANUFACTURERS OF ARTJFr

the General Assembly OF Virginia, entitled I" An
ace to provide artificial lezs for citizens Of the
Commonwealth who lost their legs during the late
In, consisting OF the Governor OF the Common
wealth, the Auditor or Public accounts, and Dr.
1911. at The Office Of the AUDITOR Of Pnblic Ac..
counts In The city Of Richmond, RECEIVE PRO-
POsALc and EXAMINE SrECIMgsS from
manufacturers who may desire TO contract for fur.
nishing such legs. The act prescri5es that the
Board or Commissioners Shall contract for and
furnish such patterns OF artificial legs as |! ~
think best adtped 70 the purposes indie lted. and
structiops in connection with the Of The legs.
VIM. y. TAYLOR, Aud. Pub. Aec'ts,
fe a2,etaw.l5Mh Secretary OF the Board
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General Assembly of Virginia,

MONDAY, Feb. q, 1871.
SENATE.
Mr.. J. A. WADDELL, president pro tem.,
in the chair.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills, &C.. were introduced
ana appropriately referred:
By Mr. TAYLOR, Of Loudoun : A bill to
incorporate the Middlcburg Savings Bank.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to establish free ferry over
North river. at the town of Lexington.
Senate bill to incorporate the town Of In.
dependence. in the county Of Grayson.
Senate bill to incorporate the Virginia
Female Orphan Home.
Senate bill to authorize the board Of trus-
tees Of the county of Rockingham to issue
new bonds III lieu Of bonds heretofore is
sued in payment OF the subscription to the
capital stock of the Manassas Gap railroad.
Senate bill to exempt tremen Of the city
of Richmond from jury duty.
DoG.FIGHTINa.
Senate bill to prevent dog.fghting, re.
ported from the committee with the re-
commentator that it do not pass, was
taken up.
Mr.. SSowpEN moved to lay the bill on the
table.
The question being taken. no quorum was
found present.
Mr.. SNowDEN moved to adjourn.
Mr.. SMITH, of Clarke, called the ayes and
noes; which resulted in the Senate refusing
to adjourn-ayes, none noes, %.
The question then REQUIRED on the motion
10 lay the bill on the table, which was
agreed to.
FISH CULTURE.
Senate bill making an appropriation TO
replenish the fresh water streams of the
Commonwealth, was taken up, discussed,
aud finally laid on the table.
Mr.. CARR then moved to adjourn, as
there appeared to be no quorum present.
Mr.. ANDERSON, of RockbriiSe, demanded
the yeas and nays; which were recorded as
| follows:
Yeas.-Nessrs. Carr, French. al 4 Greeyer-3.
| Says.-Mess's. Anderson of PiitSylvania, An.
hes Johnson. kendrick, Latham Massey, GEtter.
| son, i'cnlletou, ferrln, Smith OF Clarke, Snow
| cen, Ia! lor ot LoUdoun, Team0h, and " addell-
y.
| The CHAIR decided the motion as de.
feated mo quorum voting).
| Nj. MASSEY renewed the motion to adj
journ; which was lost.
| There still being no quorum present, il
was evident nothing could be done eX.
cepl call of the Senate or an adjourn.
mGnt.
The latter motion being made by Mr.
SMITH, of Clarke, the Senate agreed to adj
Journ.
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Obituary..

Died after short Illness, IL the 18th OF Fehru.
ary DR. BENJAMIN I. RANDOLPH, son OF
Gov T. NJ. Randolph, aud grandson OF Thomas
Jefferson.
Years Of ill-heath and great sui ering had made
him an humble and sincere Chr titan. He died.
as lie prayed to die. calmly and pea cefully trust
ing. as he said. In Jesus who died TO save SIN
Scriptures to the colored people, and ior years ne
assisted at the meetings they held before they were
emancipated. Dr. K nnolph was promlnen!
AMI nseiul citizen In the county of Albemarle, ana
filed places OF trus; and confidence. he had many
friends aud bis neignbor5 in life and III death
called him good man. He had good lcde ~, d
sound. discr,min atng mir d, as;d much n:efpl In
Formations. In his profession he vas eminent. be-
loved. and popular. and III hts domestic relations
devoted aud unsclfish.
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rn0Pa,lyAIa.


SEALED PROPOSALS wIll IA rscs;-.s
sn SSf fanI Rins tie cIrY SeasSsSIsy ,..s
suPnl'ss sor The qt'ausr ending Jupe Lot, in. VIA
Eoufe. fee OF chsrSs for pacf.ss o. S6ry Aims:
such times and In such quantities As nav ~ e
qu1sed upon orders from the Superfnfsn1s -
,sn l., approved by the Chairman Of ths commV
ls 20 pounds RREsH BERF.
l7so pounds RIO COFFEE,
40 pounds A sUGHa. "A8'
900 bushels BOITED CORN MEAL.
10, 90 6srrels EXTRA SUPER. FLOUR
AS above estimate OF quantities I. based or y.
present number OF inmates, they will be va,,s% "a
as the plumber to be PROVIDED FOR may incrasss
Proposalg must be addressed to the unders,vn.a
endorsed: Proposals for Supplies for City fims,
House en-; Enc Rpus with samples, be left at The
or ali bid: VIZ. JENKINS" t c 10 Isne' any
Committee for Relief Of The Poor,
RICHMOND, Feb. 2ssh. 1871. '''''D r su Tsa
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
" ROAD-NOTICE 70 CohTRA cT1ns
Seal.diproposals will be received by lie unds-.
signed, a. Richmond. Va. until l? N. 18Th Narct
1911 for the graduation and masonry on one hun.
Sulphur Springs it being all the remninipa pn ave
Isl ed portion Of the road not now under Contract
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards In tunnels. aud coos
cubic yards OF masonry. OF all clusses. and Is 10
be completed May 1st- 1872. Prcfles and specId.
offices Of the company. 81 Williams street, scr
York !: at Richmond, W.. and at Huntington, v,
Va. Plans for and proposals for bulldog the
Mlier's Ferry, Fayette county, ". Va. will be
received at the same time and place. There viii
be two spans Of $50 feet EACH and two nr 10 feet
each. Parties submitting PROPOSALS should see The
site of the bridge, whore further inform sIon may
be had from the engineer in charge. This bridrss
must be completed by December. 1871.
II. ~. WHITCONB.
fe 27-tMho6 Chief Engreer c. & o. n,
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fAMRr'EnI'.,

On Wednesday, the 37d instant, At White IL
Hanover county, by the Rev. y. u. Bailey, "a y Rt-
WETHER y. 10 7N3Fs 70 Macy SUSAN, daugn.
ter of the late Leander Beughan; all OF Hanover
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On the 18th OF this month, ny the Rey. T. g:
Chesterfiejd. to Hiss SARAH ELLEN, second
daughter Of r. Fl. Hoy, Of Richmond. No cards.
Petersburg, Baltimore, aud Washington papers
will Dlease Cody. -
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in ls-dtd
OFFICE sUP'T CITY GAswogKs,(
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 81. 1871.
lSA - lad EAS lOI hER MI

OFFICE SUP'T CITY GAswoRKs,(
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 81. ISL
PROPOSALS FOR GAS-HOLDER AND
l. TANK.-Sealed proposals will BIO received At
this Office until the STU OF MARCH MKT,
at l? NJ, FOR q TEGESCUPIC CASH, LDER, OF
capacity Of no, less than AGO. 600 cubic feet TO be
put up at the Gasworks In this city, ready for use
during the month of JuGe 1871. The proposals
must state the dim ensions Of the different parts OF
the holder, tie quality and thickness or the lyon,
mode OF construction, erection, and operating,
and all other particulars which. are necessary 70
convey correct idfa Of the machine ~ben IN use
Also, for BUILDING TANK TO receive The
holder, to be about one hund:ei feet IN al anster
aud thirty feet deep, the whole TO be built OF the
best har d. ourpt Rockets brlck, laid In cement
finished with coping OF granite, the tank 10 DC
perfectly water tiyht
The DETAILS Of the dimensions Of this worn can
be obtained of the undersigned, and the bids viii
be made per cubic yard, aud the payments for
holder and tank not to be made until the same
have been used for two months from date Of De
livery, and meet the approval of the CITY En8t-
neer and the superintendent Of The Gis%Orks.
BY order Of the Committee on Light
JOHN Il. Knowles,
fel-td sup't City Gasworks.
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T c II E AP SHEETlNGS, sHlRI'
INGS, and PiLLOW-CASE COTTONs'-Wam am
suta Cotton at zoe, New York Mills Ut lSc, Frult
Of the Loom, Enfroscoggin, ana HARRIS as io7c. :
full ward wide Bleached Cotton at l2ic.: yardwide
TIN pleact ed Cotton st loc. fine yard-wioe I'm
BILE .ched cotton, good enough for any use, at
19,c., worth Isc. yard; Pillow'case Cotton, u
inches wide at lsa:.; Pillow-cgse Cotton, full It
and IA yards wide, at 9oc. fdil-width Unbleached
sheetlng at aoc. per yard; full-wtdth Bleached
sheeting st 33sc. per yard.
Great Bargains In Linen Sheetings and Pillow
case Linens ut LEVY bEoIdEHo''
1913 aud 1915 Main stree.
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, from to II, at
81. 30 per bale Of five pounds.
Unbleached Knitting Cotton, soc. per pound.
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Hu0Ae EED STATIONERY.

- ROBERT Z. LEE.
BY JAMES D. MCCABE, JR.
The great loss which his recently befallen the
country In the death o. General Lee has brought 10
the ul,uds Of men of all parties conviction OF
the want of q complete history Of the career OF
that great soldier. This want Is supplied IN the
i cove work.
Wanted, AGENTS in every city, town, and
county IN the state to canvass for subscribers to
this and various other popular works of the
National Publishing Company. Apply at 30S Clay
street, for terms, SC. j. W. DENNIS.
1t* General gent Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.. A. LYMAN,
~ Attorney and United States Commissioner,
18th street, between Main and Bank. gives special
attention to filing and prosecuting BANKRUPT
PROCEEDINGS, SECURING EXEMPTIONS,
HOMESTEAD, &c. AS United States Commits
sioner, makes specially OF taking dispositions un-
der acis of Congress- having procured necessary
accounts, making reports &C., IN causes referred.
Also, Commisslontr OF Court or Claims.
fe 2-ood1m q, 1879
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. q, 1871. (

THO EXCAVATORS, CARPENTERS,
L BRICKLAYERS, ,TOSEnASONS. PLas-
TER4Ns, PAINTER, TIMERS, PLUMBERS,
IRONWURKERS, &C.-Proposals. In detail, Will
be received at this office until WEDNESDAY,
March 18th, at IL NJ, for tho various character OF
materials and workmanship required 10 The cree.
tion Of THREE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS
In the city OF Richmond.
Plans and specifications may be had upon appti-
ton at thta office.
Payments Ia cash, in four instruments, as tho
work progresses.
jecting any or all proposals.
CHARLES II. DIMMOCK.
fe 27-td City Fnsineer.
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ng GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE
GuODs.-CORDED NAINsoOK at 3sc., worth
50 cents;
CHECKED and STRIPED EAlEsOOK at 30 and
a5c,, worth 10 and soc.;
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH at asc., worth 80
cents per yard;
SWISS MUSLIN, from Is to I5c. per yard;
NAIHSOOK MUSLIN, from ?oc. to 81 per yard ;
Fine SHIFTING CAMBEIC at aoc would be
cheap at 4oc. per yard.
For 4 full assortment OK WHITE GOODS at ex-
tremely low prices, call at
LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Use CLARK's COTTON, on black spools; 1t Is
superior to all other Spool Cottons. feA
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ITO BRIDGE-BUILDERs AND CON.
L TRACTORS.-SEALED PR PDSALS will
be received until IL O'Clock De, March L ISL 70
BUILD 4 Is tIDGE RCKO5S JAMES RIVER
bet ween Richmond and Manchester, Va. Bids are
requested oil three kinds of construction.
LIST. series Of arches TO be built OF James river
granite.
sd. series Of arches. to be built Of mixed ma.
sonry-granite aud brick.
Sd. An iron superstructure, on granite piers.
Right reserved to reject AMI or all bids II not
satisfactory.
For further information, apply to the under.
signed.
10, 3le 18th street,
In le-dtd Richmond Va,
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING.-Sealed
Il proposals will be received at the office OF :.
e. Fiournoy until II o'clock NJ. the I'd Of March.
for the painting of the dwelling Of the superb,
tentlent / Oak wood Cemetery. Three coats viii
be required Oh all new work, aud two coats on
the rest; to be Of best ma ertal.
s. q. GLOURS0Y,
lala Cary street,
10 fiat Charm al Committee On Ceme:arles.
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and money.getting age, 4 thorough inter.
communication among the States, and n
lively and permeatiug condition of mutual
interests between communities, that the
solid strength of the Union can be best
promoted. Mutual interests engender mu.
tual sympathIes, and then, again, content.
ment and thrift. Of course Government
under which this benefcent state Of the
public economy exists will command the
good faith and devotion Of the people.
Equality of burthens and of benefits
equality and lberality of social and com
mercial intercourse. This is the key to the
greatness of this country, without which
it can never reach the highest condition Of
power and majesty which it ought to
achieve.
A community that has not facilities OF
communication with other parts of the
Union equal to those which such parts have
with each other, must be placed at a serious
disadvantage. Give it those equal facilities,
and it Immediately improves, because 1t is
upon the same platform with those other
communities. Give commerce the conduits,
and, like water, it will follow them, and
find It's level, and irrigatc the land wherever
it Cows, causing prosperity, cheerfulness,
and satisfaction everywhere.
Where such equal conduifs are wanting
there is injustice, not only local. but national.
Inasmueh as the diffusion of commerce is
obstructed the improvement of the locality
ia retarded, and 1t Is injurious to the Fede-
raj Government, as Its resources and gene.
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TO-P ARTNE RSHIP.-The surviving
" partners of the late firm Of JAS. II. GRANT
4 co. have formed a co-partnership under the firm
and style of J.. j. GRANT K CO., TO date from LIST
February, for the manufacture OF TOBACCO.
The business will be carried on ut the old stand,
FACTORY No. 81 81 district Virginia.
LEROY J. GRANT,
fe 22-ly ORAhGE BENNETT.
rO-PARTNERSHIP.- JOHN W. GRIN.
" GAN (late OF Gordon s. Crir gan) is this Gay
admitted as par tner IN our business. and soicts
for the new firm share of the patronage hereto.
fore extended him. The name and style OF the
firm viii remain rs formerly.
RGBEkT 2. WILLIAMS & co.
February Is, ISL. fe l5-2w