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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-15
WHEELING
M. ] Isuper Phosphate q lime
yEHsps eGu4So."


THIS valuable eTiiitsT has htcn sta Tor stvsSl ran
Ia Enfan6 ad 0,heI parts o. RproEe. ard ntSt 70 Eu
llo hodt the beSt iARk III pOppt tAd the eNegt q
Which II Is pse6 tAopS FlrEe IL lA ~,
country by te Subtcliher has bcen more but hf
prEteSS Il has made Ia the etil1tOp Of tbe puht hal
rot been less narEed or 0ueteaai than a
Iitl 9r three SetrE Investigation Of a M ritA ln whlt
time there has @ea ttEy many tfrtrploEl tSPeTnens
made b. tlR moal Risnllfs GgTesilrtlS and various
ubi, Committees, &e side bT tae Peruvian Gnapp, ~
10 lla Itltvt Slpe romrS Trd the laie and y os!
Lms" suthisoTtk * teiarEtd win Ehotly bt Flttta
before the PUBLIC, which Win convey NOE tEt9FpaNon
haa tie subscriber kea dtFptsd 10 Offer ~ the RthV'
IattnIer, hlthA rIeaknl moment
ford ioOd ant noprahtR 10 ETpwh Of hll dh1enPtloHS,
us btss btltS crushed or EouHd Bshtt" .he s;s1 o.
which a ma nutV is ALREADY well kR6wE and
WACb ttt dttompoted bE the addition Of ont ttA theE
WEIGHT OF Spphue Acid " Wht added due pioPuI'
ton Of Grara s SpPEaN OI AtlEloSi tLe tt:lsI 0Ee
:; tAs ott aEtn!? ~ Tie ssT rsLgyap saGS .
iVNnd suitable 10 a SJlIH warranted PURE aud etnu!n-,
ard when tt RRludy 10 he bEnd teaEIOuS a. bee re
presented ....s
SeTlbtI or 10 hs tgenG, whose ana hle a. folloWI
MtnSR. AGGIuler SoRa, Richmond, Va.
70 RoMls'; IL.Iss! q &c. S,,p5s PS'sEeuFE Va
do C.M Stewart, E,s., Hsl,lmOF', Md
Agricultural (hemIsl,
tfr2j WlamabuTSh, Lorl stud, y. Y.
New Watch and Jewelry store.
Room, No. 4, Warrington Hall, MoAF0s ST.,
WHEELING, VA
THE Sub3tEileI would ca tie attention 0t the Tubt Ia
iA well SrIeeted ROcs o. wAtChES cl0ekst JewelTyi
EilyeT Htve tp4 ftey goods which I've Is now opening
Ills aOcE Is composed u ptrt Ol gold and silver w'tehs'
keys. E.aTdt and chains.
EFly description Of Eolt ewelryi
Gold, silver, dlvti phttlanl common Spee!aehkl
Pure SiiVe table, tea dessert, susar mustard and salt
3ppOrG, and butter kniveSi
Plata and German sveI forks, spoons butter knlves,
etc etc.
Poi woNraeS, pocket cutlery, SclsEort'
VRkY FIEr Ta1ork, AtrOpG, SHAVING cream, ttet
PcrulDsTy, combs, buELes AID srr4 variety Of ahey
eUghsi
rarrr,r attention paid to eFirins wI.cheS, tloeks
and jeweliy. tid engraving handsomely done.
A share Of Plil onSss 10 IeSIee Iullr SOLICITED,
tp5-ltI L. T. BROWN
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Inttsntest.w Liquid KeI' Dyt.
mo thhts wishing tstT tse that pay b dtPtaaet W
| Or, wt eih shterfpllS recommend tlt t1ove; test
ocY Ttertpe ttH pc ElYSA a. 70 y eSsI
"A ysitiI bt 4, n. LoGAG& Co,
nStSi Eule lFnit ihtldSEiiS,
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ruy I;SnERSiGsED, npblithSrG oI newspapers in
t1 Of Whesue in view Of tie uereaSed price Of pa
~ s Gss s5t sRsfi9f 1s
ty'i,S for adyenlSiug aud 10 no CASE whattyer 10
~. rs ibsu tue rates beiOWi tea eS OF lees Vf non,
,sIeti eonAtuaIlRI sqraIe' :.
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Daguerreotypes
DaguerreotYpes.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON IS Premium ChiBeAe Lu4tTRl Ytth!BE Fluid.
IN Ire Sveate&t Improve eHt yei dStoterlt for lSVtnI
thoF el exIente III wt Shiug Clothing Gha House CIt
M Lnens Snd co!unS WASHED By this Fluid will bt
winter and softer hen than II bleashea on the GIaS'-
WLERLK1Ep not to injure tbs ItbrlC FveTE lgay aE
StSy berIei on h1t FOiut by gOAknEt ple Of Cotton
or hkih ihe FiVid, Fui strength, Tor q hours which
lil clearly show thai II mpAt bopuey hlG nleSS, wLsn
dliuej viii gallons OF water 70 hAfO pint OF hlid
Ti,e ChiNeGe EvaShine Fuld 10 worth thIee tiMeS ile
sineit siXPeEte which will buy enough i0T large family
ySShrf, which eau be done In 6ot hours.
MGnGi6tuTeI and sold by The EpbteubeEi who hRtleh
?" JAS, ~ BLLoR,
Ausa No o., uniOnSt,, Hhkeiis1, Va
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.,lY, pei
~ ole3nts PER week
ptTp4 OF ADYRRTIsING

m Vsekly, PEI Annlul
E..VIr "...".''''''''t''t''''''
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Notice

CAPS.
u RcElVEn thIs day, the heat assortment Of Gentt,
IL youhs, and Ihl5Itu'S Cluih ctpS, ever brought y
ms city, m vins heen seecrd with great care a. ards
Ay!e and euAntY. TaeY eUmriiVt IL part - ollowA~
gents ClUih OPERA back aud whlei eeRt hall enh de
blsck dtEh and green riding, hunting and AF0lo eal
together with very Vihfr description h9 o.
fnrI4 s. H. HARREk u HON
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13
La TEST NAIL NEWS

DEsTnucrIvE FIRR.-A FIRE broke out at Temp
kinsville Staten Island last Friday night Destroy
ing seven buildings. The Ere originated Ia the
grocery and shoe store owned and occupied by
John Johnston, and communicated to the three
dwelling house adjoining, also belonging to Mr..
Johnston From thence they extended to brick
front dwelling houses, owned by John Kelly and
occupied by Thomas Hinton. A frame building,
owned by Mr.. Kelly, and occupied by Mrs. Aim
stead as a millinery establishment; frame build.
ing belonging TO Mrs. Egans, used as a porter
house; a brick house, owned by Richard Halliday
aud occupied by John Weber were entirely de-
stroyed Most of the goods and furniture taken
from the buildings, were destroyed or stolen by
many of the thieves about the place.
The Dutch Reform Church was three times on
fire; but pu, out by the people of the village.
BY this FIRE, large number of persons are thrust
into the street most OF the buildings had In them
three and more families.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
DISASTERS at Sea- Loss of life Sceere
H.s Heather

DISASTERS at Sea- Loss of life Sceert
Weather.
bosros, March 1.-THE ship ashore a.
Scnuate, Mass. is the William A. Cooper
rom savannah for Boston not the Oriental
as was supposed. She went ashore Last Sat.
arday morning, on Sandy Bottom, and now
lays with head 10 the sea. Capt Sears, the
third mate and one seaman were drowned
while attempting TO reach the shore in boat
Inc remainder of the crew have been taken
on 10 life boat the ship holds together
OUT her main and mizzen masts are gone.
me schooner Anita, Capt Dawson, from
Norioik for Boston. also went ashore at Scit.
uate. The vessel is total loss. Crew and
cargo saved,
A dispatch from Plymouth, Mass dated
Ma.ch ~, reports severe gale on Saturday
anu tna. the roads are impossible from drift
snow. Several vessels are ashore ON the
coast: A ship ashore off Plymouth ia ann.
posed to be the Hudson, of New York from
Savannah for Boston. Her masts are rona
steamer has been sent to her assistance.
An affray occurred yesterday morning
among the crew of the ship Lady Suffolk.
bound for Mobile, and one seaman was kill.
ed. Four of the seamen have been arrested
and brought back to this city.
A heavy snow storm occurred on the Cane
last Friday night. The cars from Boston for
Barnstsble, on Saturday afternoon, could
proceed no farther than Middleboro', on ac-
count of the deep snow.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PRO.
- FERTY AT WELDON NORTH CAROI.INA

b q EnII Al WELDON. NORTH CAROLINA
On SATURDAY, 18th of March, 1855, at - O'CLOCK.
on the premises, at Weldon, NJ C., will sell. by
RHpnc auction, the new HOTEL or EATING
ppOOsE, which has just been erected ADJOINING the
Wvs s1ss Depot of the Railroads at that place.
Of t,swsI Known to be on the great Southern line
RTshs;sensers going North South eat their meal
was put up for the express purpose of az.
tbs iareas comfortably and without annoyance.
!ne largest number of passe ers that can osr H.,
dinng-room is 81 feet long so feat MD. snS he
LEI n, caPaoie OF dining $50 persons at once Ths
h p1 1i rooms are In the same proportion and
Saa on are hnished there will be 40 convenient
ktchen 10 large and well arranged and thars Ia nI
Ing apparatus to cook for three hundred narsons
Inc rooms In the third story ara not VET eomn
p. tue alse ana SECOND hoors. and the rest of the
house. are 30 nearly finished thet it could he onsnS
Tor the purpose of furnishing mt ala to the
in week or ten days. r'-''nse"
This desirable property is thy of the notice NJ
persons at distance acquainte with the value Of
such Investments in good locs ities For thar in.
formation will state that Weld IN is the point whars
the two great Southern Railroad routes to the South
meee-fo wit, the one by Washington CITY, Rich
mond and Petersburg; the other by the Chesapeake
Bay and Norfolk and where they diverge by the
Railroad to Wilmington N. c., On the one hand and
the haliroad to Raleigh ON the other. There are
WE'VE daily trains now arriving and departing from
Weldon, (ali Of which into the Depot alongside
OF which the Hotel is built and from 40 O0O 70 So
600 passengers pass there annually
In addltlon to these advantages, the water power
OF Weldon is unequaed in the whols Southern
States, and az it becomes better known ii will be
come large manufacturing town.
The above sale is made BY virtue of Deed from,
ID. u Bird to me, duly recorded in Halifax county
dated the 18th of February 1855
TERMS-A credit of 6, IL and Is months equal in
stairents, for bonds or notes, with good security.
p'' " ''''' DAVID insIi DJpsMa NAY.
mh.o-Stawtds Trustee of 81. d. BIRD.
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MOTTO E.-SALE OF VALUABLE

Z n u m
the highest bidder, on the premises in Chesterksid
county, near the Glover Hill Pits ON THURSDAY,
the 18TH OF 1885, if not privately sold before
Il Cheatham, on the Coal Property and appurte-
nanees, at present worked by w. Hall & Co., lying
directly South of the Clover Hill Pits and known by
the name of the Central Coal Mines The said Lease
has three years to from the LIST of January last
Ii Is unnecessary to give detailed description of
this property s presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase, will visit the works before the day
ct sale and examine it themselves There are now
employed at these works about so hands and from
larger number of hands can be worked to advantage
There will also be sold at the same time and place
one-hsif OF 125 acres of LAND surrounding the said
Pits, upon whice are all necessary outhouses sgent1
houses and good storehouse
Terms made known on the day of sale.
All enquiries directed to me- at Winter Pock Post
Office, Chesterfield county. Va, promptly attended
to. T. M CHEATHAM.
Administrator.
N. B. Possession given from the LIST Of January
last. Imh 2-2tawtdsl r. M C.
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Destructive Fire.

BUFFALO, March 12.-On the 9TH instant.
large fire occurred in Weston, Missouri,
destroying two blocks at the corner of Dye
and Market streets, in the business part of
the city. The merchants are heavy losers by
this calamity. The loss is estimated at $780,
0O0 Insurance not stated
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-
~ NESS.-1ntendng to close business in few
days, offer my entire stock of DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES at ard below cost, for cash on
ly. These in want should not allow g. favorable an
opportunity pass without supplying themselves.
P. S. would again urge those indebted to rue to
make immediate payment.
Fl ROSENFELD,
NH 7-6t IT'S Brosd street.
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Illinois Bonds

New YORK, March 12.-Gov. Madison Of
Illinois, who is now in this city, has received
full security for the amount in the hands of
Wadsworth & Sheldon, at the time of their
failure, which will enable the treasurer of H.
linois. with other provisions made by the late
Legislature, to pay the January interest at
the time the next July interest is paid.
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csrtsiued

GEN. f. c. CARRISGToN.-The Fiucastle Demo.
crst announces that Gen. Edward C. Darlington
died suddenly at bis residence, near that place. on
"Wednesday night last. He had been unwell for
some two weeks but not seriously. His death ws 9
unexpected, as he was sitting In his chair few
moments before he died. He was an officer In
the war of 1912, and most worthy and esteemed
citizen
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Arrest of n CouDterfeifer

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-James DAILY
Farris, man of 10 years, has been arrested
here. for manufacturing bogus silver coin in
the 10th Ward. The Mayor has committed
him to prison, to await trial
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Later from California.

NEW YORK, March l2-The purser of the
steamship Roanoke reports that the steamer
Illinois was spoken on Saturday last, going
into Norfolk, short of coal. She brings one
week later news from California
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nv LzRTjs Z sHNE

STOCK OF GENTS FTJrNrsHrrc
~ - H s.,Cr,, CLOTHING AND Fancy no0ns
!, y 1os FAIDAY the sd instsnt. con-.
ton ~ the store Of Messs ". q. ASeess = s ~
undel the American Hotel-thsy being sSout = S a.,
cins punness- their entire stock sonssg1cs Il -.
OF HAIR. Cloth Nail. Tooth snd Crumb Brrs6.sr 3,
gar Cases Tables Hand Mirors; Hat HooS. ~ -
selts; Fine esePs; Stuff Boxes Cost Linkr O2cr
Boxes; Lubin's Extrasts Psrfumerv. Osor
Alsc, beautiful assortment ef Canes
Also. superior assortment Of Clothins and vu,
nishins Goods together With beautiful sssortnusnt
OF Fancy Articles.
The Goods are al fresh, having been recently pur.
chased with great care.
Terms cash LARUg aHfNE
NH Is Hr.t.
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FlRx IN TRoY.-A hce broke out Ia Troy, N. Y,
last Saturday morning, in the store Of ]. McKir.
ney, No Sal, River ct. silver platter, which was
burned down, with the two adjoining stores occu-
pied by r. l.. & g. Drake, druggists. and Bussey
6 MCGEE, .insmiths. The loss has not been as
certaiued.
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Full returns from every town In Erie county, N.
Y, show the election of Ia Know Nothing super
visors 6 FusioBists and Whiss
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BY GoDDN & APPERSON.
Uses Rrs sn AND LUIS ON 81, %. BA-

- KER AND ST STEp1EMN as NJ 81 ~ "a "a
aaUn-O;n TUESDAY,. the 18th DAY Of Hsreh. Isss
n0"Msae'hs q y Seoci NJ viii be soiS On tie
estate; two h.ndsome building lots, on wbeh 49,
ge Sia framed dwsngs esch fronting about 50 ;sst
a.. weGrn Gde OF % street. near African Church:
street, adjoining Mr. E. J: Crumps shop, Alec. ~
valuable grocery stand the corner Of "a and sSsr
streets, occupied BY Mr. w. II. Lankford: slso.
newly erected framed dwelling in the rear. froutins
feet ON Baker street; ALSO house and lot on the
's29cG limo OF St Stephen, between Duvai and Bsker
., IN the rear OF Mr.. VIM. Tyree's resdeDce; Il
eAmaii framed tenement ON Baker street near
residence of the late Capt Prent' =; and build
i9ts on BAKER street, opposite the residence Of
FERMs.One-thrd cash; balance at and month";
TOT neeotabe notes. interest ADDED and title retain.
cd till the last note q paid The taxes for the nree
ent year to be paid BY the purchaser = ; -
mhS 0ODDIN 4 APkER0ON Aucts
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FATAL AccIDENT.-Peter Welsh was killed on
Thursday morning, on the Central Ohio Railroad
He was laborer on the gravel train, and in ct
tempdngto climb upon the train fell and had his
arms and legs so horribly maaged that he lived but
g few hours
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arz-ecfS an No2r YORK.

Arrests az NeW York.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Councilman Ker.
rigan and Policeman Daniel Linn, of this
city, have been arrested and committed on
a charge of aiding the escape of Baker, who
murdered Poole
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS.
III AVlNG been engaged in the business

HAVING been engaged in the business
l. - of prosecuting Bounty Land and Pension
Claims upon the Government of the United States
for some years past with satisfaction trust to the
numerous claimants who have employed me- here
by give notice that STILL and shall continue to
be, engaged in the same business, and am prepared
to receive applications or communications from all
who have such claims. make no other reference
than to those who have heretofore employed me- /
have, believe superior advantages for such busne
rave made arrangements to prosecute claims be gun
or heretofore prosecuted by the late VIM. M. Full
tan, Esq.
By recent act of Congress, soldiers who served a
period of fourteen days IN any toar. from the Revolu
s5ondry dotcn to the present time and if such soldiers
be dead their widows minor children, are entitled
to l66 acres OF land deductng such quantity as may
law. JOHN K MARTIN
Office No. Law Buildings
desire to call attention to the Card OF
Mr. JOHN X. MARTIN. and to ask that thoae officer,
and soldiers whose Land Claims were prosecuted by
the late Capt VIM. M. Fulton, will employ Mr.. NJ ar.
tin in their claims for additional Laud Bounty Mr..
Martin has the papers relating to them his
slon HENRY C. CABELL,
NH 8-6t* Admir- of VIM. M Fulton dec'd
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SENTENCE PosTPoNEp.-We learn from Syracuse
N. Y. that the sentence of Alfred Tyler. for th,
murder of his wife, has been postponed until June
20 test the question whether he Is insane or not.
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CPRING CAMPAIGN AT IO2 MAIN.

opening their stock of READY.MADE:CLOTHIN
the Sprins trade, which IL the most extensive and
desirable they have ever exhibited Their stock enn-
braces every article and grade Of goods In their line
and il not exselled. IL equaed, in style and work
manshp Tha facilities enjoyed by NJ of having one
Of orr frm constantly In the New York market on
the lookout for new styles and bargains Y yoods,
purchasnr largely for cash, aud an experience OF
nireteen Sesrs in the manufacturs OF Clothing (ey
our house in Nswart) and misunderstanding q We 90
far eisht houses give M uuequaIled advau taGes IN
fhis ljns 81 buslness We have been sailing Cloth
Ing in this atty for the last ssysntssa years and
constanty isSreasins trade Z The best evidence we
W. shsii. 81 weekly arrivals, from mandatory
ksep our sock full and complete throughout the
scv "A corSslIv invite the merchant and consumer
- svs chr stock a examtnation before purchasing
W. nle1aa oureelves % keep up our reputation for
.slilss s,sperioY Clcthiua ct ulo4erste prices.
KEEN, BALDWIN + CO.
nh r 100 Aaip styeet.
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Neae York Markets, March IL.
Cotton unchanged. Flour upward and frm-sales
OF 1000 bills Southern last quotations Wheat up.
ward and firm-sales of white Southern on Saturday
at S2.S5. Pork firm and tending upwards Beef IN.
changed. Stocks are better, and money essy-Vir.
ginia SKIES 96a
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Baltimore

Baltimore Markets, March H.
Flour firm, but dull of sale. Howard street So
Red Wheat $202G9; White $2050215 White
Corn 1898 cts, yellow at the same figurea
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NEW SPRING GOODS-The under.

signed have received part of their new stock of
spring Goods and will continue to receive BY every
70 exhibit the most attractive stock Of goods which
they ever had before The goods being all purchased
TOT casn mostly at New York auction sales a. the
adence promise TO soil good bargains. We respect.
fully solicit call from friends and the public
mn ~ l83 Broad street,,
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Mrs. PETTET, teacher of an improved
N1 and easy plan of LADIES' AND CHILDRENS
DRESS CUTTING, can be found for few days at
her room at the Augusta House. on Main street. be-
tween 9Th and 9th, where ladies receive instruc.
ton in this useful ornamental and economical art
Terms Of Tuition, including one set of rules and
models, $5 90.
Paper waist patterns cut for so eta.
Ladies' are invited to call soon and judge for them.
selves. NH I9-ets
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HALIFAX March H. IL A. M.-Up to
this time there are no tidings of the Pacific
at this port. The Africa is now nine days
out
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OFF THR TRAcK.-A locomotive ran of the track
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ct Pennington
las, Friday. The tender and baggage car were
totally demolished
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BOUNTY LAND AND Pensions

hOCNA LAM AMI TENS1ONS.-
teal experience in the prosecution Of miiitary
claims arising cut of the revolutionary and subse.
quent wars and given as he believes entire sasfac-
ton during this period lby Reasonable charges and
prompt setttement1 to the numerous claimants for
whom ne ha, acted as agent or attorney. offers his
orphans, who come under the provisions Of the act
of Congress- of March, 1855, in which IA days ser
vice, rendered by the soldier entities the claimant
to l60 acres of land.
Agents and others having supended or rejected
cases before the several departments under any of
the laws of Congress, may find it to their advantage
to confer with him.
The highest market price paid in cash for all pro-
perly assigned Land Warrants and Scrio.
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR
Office corner of Bank and l1th streets
NH 9-5t Fronting South gate of Capitol So
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sOkE.-Persons desirous of testing this
~ popular Fuel bsfors the close of the season.
With viev 70 future suppls., we'll our regular
eustomers can now have their orders pYomptlv are
suted BY leaving them ct the Yard corner 6ssp
Bsns snd 10th IT. JNo. ]. WERTH. Agsat.
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STEAMER SAILED.-The L. S. mail stee mship St.
Louis sailed from New York last Saturday for Hsvre
with IS passengers snd S549 40 in specie.
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y ENN E TT & B E E RS, Wholesale
II Druggists. No 125 Main street, Richmond, Va,
call the especial attention of country merchants and
the trade. to their unusually heavy stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, DYES. WINDOW
GLASS, COLORS, VARNISHES and BRUSHES,
with an extended assortment of rich Fancy Goods
Port Monnais, Perfumes, Soaps, Violin Strings, Per.
euszon Caps, &c. especially adapted to the trade of
Virginia and North Curolina.
They cole pIoprietors of CARRIERS SPAN
ISL MIXTURE. the great remedy for the blood;
Extract Jamaica Ginger Concentrated Lemon Sy
rup; Diarrh9s Killer; Lustrai Hair Tonic, &c.
They gents for the sale of Morse,s Cordial;
Hoofand's Bitters; Mustang Liniment; Brandreth's
Pills; Vennifuge Lttles White Oil. and all the po-
prices.
Always on hand, large stock of the finest Chew
ing Tobacco and Cigars of the most celebrated
brands.
q We offer great inducements to CASH and RE-
ALLY PROMPT BUYERS, and respectfully request q
call from all such, determined to sell them
1T very low rates BENNETT & BEERS,
NH No. l25 Main and No. s Pearl st.