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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-25
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Burlington & Missouri River R. n


OFFICE OF THE B. & Nj. r. R. RI
BURLINGTON, May 4th, 1854.
n I meeting Of the Board of Direct
IA ors this day, it was ordered that a
first instalment of 5 per cent on the
Stock of the company be called for on the
LIST day OF June next, a second instalment
OF 8 per cent on the LIST day of ly next,
and third instalment of per cent. on
the lst day of August next, payable at the
office OF the Treasurer in Burlington.
Stockholders in Henry county. can, if
more convenient, pay their assessments to
Craig & Brazleton, in Mt. Pleasant; in
Jefferson county, to Hem. Williams &
CO., Fairfield; and in Wapello county. to
d. p. lnskeep at Ottumwa.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
OLIVER COCK, Sec.
May llth-two w.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-25
Groceries.

A large stock of Clarified and N o Sugar
"A Coffee. Dried Apples, Rice, Tobacco,
Spice, Saleratus and Coloring Stuffs, just
re ceiying and for sale low by
april Goth, "a. &C. WARDEN.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-25

CE REAM OF TARTAR, Tarta.ic
In Acid. Carb. Of Soda, Sulphur and
Epson Salts "a good stock for sale by
w l. ORR.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-25

The holder of each ticket is entitled
first, to steel plate engraving, (size 25
X 80 in. Of the
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-05-25

L.ATH! L.HTH!!
. HE UNDERSIGNED have on
u hand and will keep constant sup
ply Of SAWED LATH. Persons ut
distance can rely upon getting any a.
mount, at any time.
HAMMOND 4 co.
Otinmwa, July Let, 1852.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

should the just expectation of the President be
he will not fail in his dutv n
use all the power with which he Is invested 70
enforce obedience to them. Considerations of
interest, and the obligations duty, alike give
tha! the citizens Of the United States
will in no way compromise the neutrality of
their country, by participating in the contest
in which the principal powers of Europe are
now unhappily engaged. In tire documents
follow the British orders in council, and let
tiers from Mr.. Buchanan, relative to the SUBJ
ject and replies by Mr.. Marcy to the satnd,
also from Mr.. Mason, and replies by Mr..
Marcy. Among the documents are letters to
Mr.. Marcy from the charge d'afTairs Of Dem
mark, and of Sweden and Norway in identi-
cal terms, informing him that the sincere de-
sire of those governments seyerally, is to pre-
serve inact the relations of friendship and
good understanding which now 50 happily
reign between all the governments Of Europe.
Elr. Marcy replies to each that the government
and people Of this country feel deep solicitude
in the events now transpring in Europe, not
only on account Of the general anxiety they
occasion to those powers more nearly exposed
TO the menaced evils, but also as having
most important ulterior bearing upon the
United States. Mr.. Scroeder, charge to Swe-
den, writes letter to Mr.. Marcy, cutnmuni-
eating a copy Of the Swedish ordinance rcla-
tive to the rights of the commerce of Sweden.
The concluding document il the series is d
letter from Marcy TO Mr.. Seymour, minister
to Russia, dated May 10th, 1854, in which he
says it is settled purpose Of this government
to pursue such Il course, during the present
war in Europe, as will give no cause to either
belligerent party to complain and it sincerely
hopes neither will this country have any
ground for dissatisfaction. The danger Of
misunderstanding is much less with Russia
than with Great Britain and France. be-
lieve, however, these latter powers are desir.
Gus to pursue fair and liberal course toward
the United States. You will observe that
there is a suggestion in the enclosed, for con-
vention among the principal maritime nations,
to unite in declaration that free ships will
make free goods, except articles contraband Of
war. have thrown out the suggestion to
Great Britain and France, to adopt this as
rule to be observed in all future wars. Should
Russia, Great Britain and France concur with
the United States in declaring this to be the
doctrine Of the Law Of nations, do not doubt
that the other nations of the world would az
once give their consent, and conform their
practice by it, if fair opportunity should oc-
cur. The President requests you to ascertain
the views Of his majesty the emperor Of Rus"
sia on the subject. Referred to The COMMITTEES
on foreign affairs and ordered to be printed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01
The Stickleback,

There is only one species Of fish known,
which builds nest with as much precision
and regularity as bird. 1t is called the
Stickleback, and inhabits pebbly streams of
fresh water. The male fish has all the work
to do Of building the nest and taking care of
the eggs and young ones. He first selects a
proper spot in which to build his nest
Then he goes abroad and collects, in his
mouth, all the straws and bits OF grass or
leaves, which are floating upon the stream,
and brings and heaps them up where he has
decided to build /; but, as the materials are
light and liable to drift down the stream, he
takes the precaution to bring sand, also, to
deposit on the first layer Of his nest, and thus
hold it in its place. In order to make his
building materials adhere together, he presses
his body against them in a slow, vlbratory
manner, in order to paste them by the slime
that exudes from his skin. When the nest is
pretty well advanced, the fish, in order to see
if it is strong enough to resist the action of
the stream, agitates the water with his fms,
making small waves beat against it and if
he observes that any of the straws are moved,
he plasters them down again, and heaps on
more sand. In this manner he continues until
his house is finished The door is then made
by repeatedly thrusting his body through the
walls till round hole is made.-Arhw's Ga
.oJfo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

upon the fevered brain of the writer The
Lord will provide The lady's tears fell upon
the book, and she stopped to kiss the little fair
faces raised to hers.
Mother used to cry, too, said Ely
The superintendent's wife pointed to a little
circlet of dark hair, held together by thread
of silk on one of the lifoless fingers. That's
fathers hair said the boy; mother cut it out
of her gold ring when she went to sell it, after
she got the fever. 'Oh, wern't we hungry
then =
Lord, thou knowest why such things
should be 7 said the lady, lifting her fearful
eyes.
Do you know the Lord 4 asked the little
girl, taking hold Of her dress.
'I trust so, my child-but why do you ask 2
and the lady caressingly parted the soft curls
on the little open brow.
Mother did, she still said what did she
say last night, Hugh
The Lord will provide
The lady looked earnestly moment into
the clear, innocent eye, and then clasped the
child in her arms. God forbid, she eX-
claimed, that Christian mother should be
mistaken in her life and hope! will take
this little lamb to my own bosom 7 Still
pressing the child to her, she crossed the
building, and drew aside the covering of a
statue-that Of young girl Of rare beauty (!
She gazed on it few moments in silence,
and then, after kissing the cold marble, she
returned, and laid her hand upon the not less
cold forehead of the corpse. Let this poor
tenement of clay she said, be my charge
Lay it at the feet of my departed angel, and
where my own shall rest | still thought that
we two alone should sleep together, but there
is room enough for another poor child of the
dust The boy we will find an asylum The
superintendent answered a'wishful look from
his wife.
/ have comfortable home, said he; and
a tender-hearted Christian wife. L think
could give him good one. My calling too
among trees and flowers. is pleasant and re-
putable one, and would suit a boy like that
AS to another mouth to feed -
The Lord will provided said the lady,
with bright smile.
The Lord will provide' responded the
wife, fervently, and the little ones, though still
unconscious of their present application, re-
peated after them their departed mothers dy
ing words.-Pha. Saturday Mail.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

| Captain Of ocean steamers differ considera+
bly, in their attention to exactness in compasses.
Good compasses are doubtless furnished to all
vessels Of this important class but the very
best compass may be rendered worse than
useless, by disregard Of the petty ,crcudfs
stances on board that derange its action
Capt Shannon related TO us curious instance
Of arrangement in ihe compass, which had
since rendered him punctihously cautious. He
had left Halifax with his vessel on The home-
ward bound voyage; it was during one of the
cold winter months, when fogs prevail on ths
American coasts. His directions 10 the officers
of the watch were TO run for point 80 miles
eastward Of New wfunndland, 50 as 10 make sure
Of keeping clear Of lis rock -boand shores and
the point Of the compass that would lead in this
required direction was fixed upon.
On coming on deck in the grey Of the morn
ing, what was his horror on seeing tina: the
ship had just entered a small bay, and seemed
about to be dashed in pieces on the lofty preci-
pices that revealed themselves through the
mist BY instanianeuusly shouting orders TO
the man at the wheel ard by reversing the
engines, he barely saved tie vessel from de-
struclon. After some trouble, il was padded
out to deep wafer. His first impression Of
course was, that the compass had been negIec-
ted. But to his surprise, he found that his Or
ders in this respect had been exactly followed.
The head Of the vessel had been kept in the
direction which BY compass, should have led to
the open sea, 30 miles from land, and YET here
it was running full in shore. To all concerned,
the deviation seemed perfectly rDagical-not oD
any ordinary principle TO be accounted for
The truth at length dawned on the captain.
The error must have arisen from some local
arrangement of the compass. He caused all
the compasses in the ship 70 be ranged on the
deck and soon it was preceived that no two
agreed. The seat Of the disordeor was ascer-
tained to he at a certain spot close 10 the sa-
loon Could this funnel be the cause! II was
of brass. and had never before shown any power
Of distracting the needle. On locking into il,
however, the captain discovered that, when at
Halifax, new iron tube had been put inside
the brass one without his knowledge, and tho
circumstance had never been mentioned to him.
There in that paltry iron tube, was the whole
cause of the arrangement, which, says Capt.
Shannon, speedily made 70 shift its head
quarters How near was thus fine vessel
being wrecked, from petty circumstance
which no one could have previously dreamed
of, and it may be sald how many vessels, as
sumed 10 Be diverted toward rocks by currents,
NAV have been led 10 destruction from causes
equally trivial Chambers Edinburgh Jour.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-06-01

They take very Improbable pains who en-
deayor to persuade men that they are obliged
wholly to despise this world and all that is in
it, even whilst they themselves live here.
God hath not taken All that pains in forming
framing, furnishing and adorning this world,
that they who were made BY Him to live in u
should despise it, It will be well enough II
they do not love it SO immoderately as to pre-
fer II before Him who made it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
6SAEgEs Seeds. WARRANTED TKEsIl AND oESulSE-

lelos-Green Citron; Pine
Apple; Natmeg.
Water .AelOn-Rinest Kind.
NdSfurfium.
.NISfdrd-Black and White.
ORioa-silyer Skin; White
Portuga'; Yellow and Red.
OL,ru.
Peas-Extra Early; Early May;
Washington;do Frame; do ChaTl-
ton; Dwarf Blue PrussiAn; do
Marrowfat; Bishop Dwarfprolific
rsni s-Long Smooth
French; Guernsey.
Pdrsley-Curled.
PcppcT-Iarge Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Pu M Pkin-Large Yellow
Field.
RSuy,drb- Victoria.
Rd6dish II ong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet TuTnip; white do;
Yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
Sanish.
!SoiScty-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SDindch-Round lsAyed.
SgH,iAt-Eariy Bush; BELL.
TOm0to-Large Red; do yell
low. Egg.
Turnip-Early FLAT Dutch; do
Red Top; Large white Norfolk;
White Globe; Rata Bsga; DAle's
Hybrid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

dsDdTdgus-White Giant
dr1icAOLe-Large Globe.
Redhs-l.arge Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Shop Bcdns-EArly yellow /;
Six Weeks. do Mohawt; do Chi.
maj do Valentine do; Half Neon;
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
Beet-Eariy Blood TurnIp,
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
Blood: White SilesiAn; French
Sugar; Mangei wurizei.
BrO,o'i-Purpie Cape; White
Cape.
tdbJd1e-Eariy York: Large
do: Fatty Sugar Loaf; do Hat.
tcrsea; do OSheari; do yanack;
do Eonpareil; Plat Dutch, Drum
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ed Savoy; Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for PickliDg.
CdulliO'rsr-Harly and Late.
C,iery-White fold; Red do.
Cdrr"t-I.ong Orange; Early
Horn, AitringhAm; white Field.
Cres.-Curled or Psppergrass.
Cucumber Early Frame; do
Cluster; Long Ore n; Long Green
Southgate, White spined; Cher
kin.
Corn-Rarly Sugar; do TuScA-
rora; do Yellow.
Endire-Green Curled.
Epg Plant.
Rnie-siberian curled; Rape
or Cole.
Leeb-Larse Scotch.
ktfIce-Royhl White Head;
Ice Drumhead; white Cos;
Brown Dutch; Curled India or
Cane.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
Es ~ ~ A ~

ltRENT NOWrHieitN MAI. kOUrk-REDUCTIOy or
0I- FARE no BALTIMORE AND IHILADELPHId-on
Monday, the 18th
Philadelphia be obtained OF this Company their
route via washiugton on the following terns, viz:
To baltimore,
which
through Baltimore any
whatever and Ave daily lines pha
deph and New York. at rates varying from ~ to IS for each
passenger
public be At loss for cheap and comfortable
"trip 10 York.
through above, ssourn
Washington Baltimore without detrment privileges
conferred by them. s. RUTH,
- '-..... Agent OF transportation.
orucK r., p a p. r. r. Co.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
wM. PALMER.

FASH s ri o sHERS FROM
So .,e. soa d ss RSssRT 6UvA Bro ~ Main
s Ti ss are e the sGss Gosy ,II will
1sT,siss.-e,:s9 Globe
ssEsS ssS Whit Witt Ts
ggISSeSt-E,rly Purple I;Irs farpie Cape
.,s S2s5 ,15 sss:s .,ss g
e sss2 M$i. 0 scS .s sc white Cattle
eSSS. fsry Tn;esSrS, fs G sugar, Six wssi.
iS Sainnt 9aSl.d
a.%stol;sS si:. ~ w. n.?; Melon. Ds,:s
N.sTuEnrN
oSloy-wh!ie and Red
PAtsSr--Cup, Large Dutch
.sssl,Ir', Extra Early P,hop Esy D-, Dwarf Blue
Prps,a1 pS MA Green lmpeIisl Dwarf mAnOw,
RaDDi,a-LnE Scarlet, salmcn, Red aud TurnIp
ssa a Oyster Plant
ssViW gariy Bush, &c
pI TsFS.R.d Top White Plat, Dales Hybrh Large Norfolk,
Also,-sTee, and Pc, Herb Feeds
bp Son I'D" Iassr% %s' G iiss.'S sssS. tO
y l%r GosI S@S ~ ~ f Th%e%d @fS
articles pso previous sSSssss
" low q" any .nsf 3 the sy S sad
would respectfully bis friends the public
Tally-hlsstek consisting 10 pArtof!
BUoiRs CroS, Porto Rico, New Orleans, Powdered Loaf
Crushed and Coffee
ooyyod Java, MacAbo, Laguyra, RIO ManlS Costa Rico,
and Mocha.
Porto Rico Moiassss 90 hhd Portland Syrup Cuba hoasss
Lowering A Co Sugar House Syrup.
TsiPouohonE oolong, ounpovder and Young Hyson
choice.
siLT-IIverpooi allied Sacks.
oAspiSs sperm and Taov In whole hsboSes
Cut. Nlns-Al sizes, Told Dominion BRANDY HOr-sWsedes
and Country. BsrEsED BrEEt-hmercan tiO
e45 m.
Family errings hair bills Bacon sIdes Shoulder and
Hams Also, Spices Of All kinds Plough Lines bed
Shot, Thread wrappg Gap Paper London
Mustard London Porter, starch Blue Cotton Yarns
stones, Clover Beed together with
goods bought smles consisting Baocsron YermI.
celia, Almonds Rasns Pecan Nuts Lemons limitation English
Cheese John Bull Reading and Roy Table Sauc Boaps
various kinds Prunes In Jars Cocoa Chocolate roma and
many other articles, making assortment complete
"ENNEssEY BuANDy.-Q half pipes, o. good qua.
1u niyifor sale By
tet DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
RIOIASSES-q5ob bls choice New Ohesn,, In store Tor
I'VE Iale@ INsl LEwIs wEBB soN.
WRuLhu HtyETsbO CASKS, sizes receiving per
Ab 'ehF Richmond, aud for sale by
fel Sign Of the Clrculsr saw, II Main street.
- PRhs UANDit2jO New BEDFORD sperm Candles
fslS EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
GREENVyAY, HROTIlER q co.,
no. ~ barclay street, New York,

(Nort Street Sovn efth 1stor HDusTl
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY 0O0Ds
E constantly receiving aud Steamers fror
w Europe large
wants OF the trade which low prices for
or approved paper, payable at Bank. ''
our long connection with the South has given thorough
knowledge Of their wants goods exactly
to sell them very ~ -"
largely. ~ " "r~Ne wy
We have also nj all times full stock
the whole making more complete and desirable
have before to In
specth GREENwAY, BROTHER / CO.,
yaXt-Sm. WO I'D Barclay ST., a ~ Park Place.
ANDk ETH,S wARRANTED GARDEN
sEkDa-The have just their
usual annual supply Of fresh genuine GARDEN
waited the Mr. David Philadelphia tn.
quality Of whose Seeds Is generally known
he
unaequanted following comprise part Of our
mcnt. nd M be Ell upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

des Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
NEW Law hOOKs.-vOlume IS EnEi'h Report, in
InSrn,oD'. pSss NE oSny y,nsng T'.menary and Re-
The virgins Reports al the reduced prices. for
Pun" CHAINS i%S';,i ss;is for
RURDEN's PATENT IOtsE siIofos-2OO kegs, assorted
fe2 SMITH 4 ROBERTS, No. 81 Pearl st.
SS5;s. SI: s% ss OF, for
pipe superior Madeira w SHs dlree. importation
so.an @ beg, %In g1'' and
30 Havana segars, Of superior quality JAS
VSLACKSnITII's TOOLs,-we offer for SALE IA
Msss.@Ss and SG%%;G Anyl'
Double and Single Hand screw Plates
Stocks and Dies; siedge and Hand Hammers
Ra'psi lilies OF every description.
ja2a Opposite Me,,r. II. W. Pry 4 Sons
ENHEsII ARRIVALS OF BoOTs, SHOES, &c.
Gents ne prs,. and Double Sole ,illss Sons make)
Mems Heavy wser Proof Boots
'' and to which the TfSs e RI PaI pTY
Jas No lis west Main street
.1s his TSp Wns S. ana s
made by the bss, consulting The
he has ever offered a. mi. Of the year. over shoes and
,urh low price. faction;
ana nc reiPeeuu'D soleis hH ~ want 10 give hm ean
u. lie has also good Prsnch Cork
AsITALMAS;-Jq,tIee received By express, 10, Of
,,o "'''' D'''' aud ' hi ;i i
II e.. E S..l.. aSP SPSSN
quality Just received and for saleiov by -
jasi sign Of She Circular Saw, u Main st.
Rg-Cohb' "r'nl'" 6rA"@ He2St tS5 al, ~ 20
nv Ns ph'biunit nbbhN W.
unEAITUFIiI, TAIH AS,-We have stl on hand a fs W
b beautiful Cloth Tsma Being ds,rOus 10 close the lot,
v" '''' '''" - : ''''' mESDERsoN pURon,
fec No 50 Main street.
wi s sad %s hsTi M.S SoGd Pgy TS hand
.nS y -'''''' D'''' 60 HENDERSON Bupcn
EDERioDICAL DEPOT.-J. ". RANDOLPH can supply all
The Eug' and AIs ai ~ p Msg,Zp aS
peSoT southern 9Sst,ry frSry slras Medical
Ssm s6snn ou Living Age Sorn aRSSs s@l
Scoan, vii Ge who take sou,hcrn Maga.
sines connection With othsrs Jas0
boxes 'gAd' 6. E5es pSSF' ~
ASR H'IE 'o" BSEENp6ST aGSs s
p'ssgai R,sJy Rsss S sS SftI: ''o' '
Ms@Gs e ss Sts"ss verbs :, 1is s SS oS
Sketches q The irish D., pys She'll with Memoir and
ri. e R.s GSi ' pcSi ssi. S Ssa pDa
1dOdD B n,s NO. MACKERErs receiving g, sale.
~ ri '''o'''' kD a'SY WORKMAN co.
| SJTUAHr's LOAF, CRUSHED, and Coaee Sugars
fet EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO
llfsic wIssTost PowERs
| WpACON AND LAHD.-Prime Hams Sides and Breas
Nd pieces; ago strictly prime Lard In bb received
| for sale by pelOI wIssr0N PowERs
m ICORICE.-i9o "Ynurrla" O. and y. brand.
feio DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
M ANIL, AND TAngD noreaa..,T,.d, from Y to
| I'VE inches, for sale ~ SMITH ROBERTS,
t1 No 2lPearI street
| MOUNTAIN DACON AND LtHD.-40OO lbs. prime Noun
I'VE tain Bacon; 80 kegs and hrklnt Lard. Tor sale by
! h2I EDWIN WORKMAN 90.
"a k1 JAS, WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

ASPARAGUS.
BEEr-Long Blood, Mangl,
Wurtzel, French Sugar, Earl,
Turnip, &C.
BEASs-Large Windsor, Rec
Speckled Valentine, China
White, Six Weeks, Lima, Caro-
lima.
BRooooiI-Purpie Cape, Ger.
man. Scotch KAle.
CApBLGE-Early York, Large
York, OK Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. kaIly Batiersea, Drum
head dc, savoy, Green Curi.d
Savoy, FLAT Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
CARRor-Long Orange, Early
Horn. AitrinRham,
CAuLiTLowga-Early and late.
CEIEKT-White and Red. So
lid.
CRrss-Curled.
p,CpguSsOs--i~-- oresn kariy
Zoo ptAsr-Purpie.
EspIvE and LENk
LucEKSn sHEp.
No seeds, except those rseeiv
kept for sale in our establishmsl
All orders for Trees, Shrubs,
dreth and J. 8. sinion. l.ft with
attended TO. PEYTC
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

HAISsOLJTION OF CO-PARTNEFsIIIP.-The Partnership
BV heretofore existing tween the subscribers
solved by mutual consent All persons having claims will
them for payment and all those indebted will
forward and settle their respective accounts early possible
with either 81 US. X. o. HASKINP,
Sept. !, 1883. LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18

yUNBE UNDERSIGNED will the Ship Chandery and
n Grocery Business his account, stand
BAsRINs LIBBY, Rockets.
Thankful for fayo solicit continuation OF Gu, old
customers and the public pedgng myself give
general satisfaction.
se5 LrJTUgR IIpty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
Yka - 49, - d.
D edmond AND DANVIII

To
NJ 0vERBYS, 81 MILES.
On aud after Monday ocI 3D. the regular Passenger
bys. ~ 49,
The Train will stop for passengers only following points,
Manchester, Robious Coal Pe ToIuahawk, Powhatan
ioaI Chua Amelia Court House. wyanoke Ordinary
and 0yCrby's. -
st l2b0 o'clock, p NJ.
Children 10 and under Is years price,
seryants travelling by themselves furnished
that be retained
prey stated on the that they permitted
Cars. = -
Passengers for Halifax c. II. meet Messrs
ygfs of eesyorb6sh, deffaEaroNn osehs'
North Carolina can meet Mes,rs rass Co.'S
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
snger:for caIksve Milton, NJ caroua and Yaneeyys
meet Moss Co.'S Coaches at oveIbs Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays and for Milton and Yanceyye Flagg
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, az oyerbY's
Co.'S Stages daily. 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-18
SSA SrMING SIPPLIEs or ROOT.

1874 SPRING SUPPLIES OF ROOTS
IL S'DSH Ere AND sIoE5y-w. II. ARLINGTON & CO.
Norfolk would call the attention Of every in Vir
ginia and North Carolina o their "
WHOLESALE STOCR or BOOTS AND SHOES
offered for sale at reasonable prices months at
'hsrLhRGE NEW STORE No g Main street, Norfolk, Va.
Their stock consists In part as follows Wig: '' -
lOcOO pair Mems Kip RroEhus qualities
5000 =" Dents Calf and Gne Wax Leather Bootees
1900 .! Mems Split BrOgAus
LOCO GentsCalf Oxford Ties
5000 e Fancy CATERS Patent Leather Shoes. and
other fashionable styles OF Dress Shoes
900 Mems hns Calf Boots, long legs; also Kip Boots,
5000 % Womens Peg Buskins different kinds
Loo seWrd a. Calf and 90, skt, n,,,.
l1cOO Ladies' Cater Boots Jenny shoes and other
Fancy styles Of Ladies' Shoes
lOWO " Womcns cheap Morocco Shoes, various X nds
l,JO v MlsSes' snd Chiliren's shoes, all kinds
300 " Boys and Youths BOoie,F &c.
W. H. AoDNGION co. haye jut added 90 900 worth
OF Boots and Shoes 10 their Spring
their stock. ~
TEEts-6 months credit. W. ii. ADDINGToN CO.,
fe4 - NorfoIt Va
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