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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-18

kssplng, Lectures and feiinidnaiip, inrdriabiy IN
For coassia Iaaiss 20 20
rTNE PRopRIEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
a their thanks for the and Unprecedented
is q the Capital and stimulates
nswsd to meet e. e most sr the
sro course Of rdfnfa9. The great practical
Iouses bs educated and accoinslisled gensie
men has enabled him 70 bring to degrees Of perfection
n 9T5 asss
i os MS new Is drilled at ths
OF an Acconntants duties as toroshlyas though lie had
oase and thus an fltering, and esregious
blgnsers sre n great measure .'issiIiats.
ants We have also The SERVICES Il aoe Of s
most einsnt Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture
extended TO particulariue
BOOK EfpIS i win fee s da s ~
s m mon
osraphy, conmercisi Products, calcuiatsns
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Is nov opened for the reception No Instt.o, in
The gnlen thorough interesting course In
add that we shall put forth eur
best eaors e nlsri, in s.
sggs Sssssss s. & jga oss pTiesai
other sin.ilrr' Mercantile Collsge : ., 's
Among tls .py Recommendations give the follow
the pleasure in testifying that we
are "a, (, VIZ. ,: Mr. ABILITY
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac-
conntsnt In heavy Conmercai and banking Houses, which
iiyes him superior facilities In inpartng Fpaetieai
81 Book Gnd thorough Commercial
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President OF Parmers College.
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President OF Kenyon College.
To young who wish acquire a eBesiaess Educa-
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Mr. has the qualifications knowi-
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i Gated set m Books. : -
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-18

Fbrsts sprIpg Stock.
Watches. Jewelry, Silverware,
&c. &c.
j. T. SCOT rs
NJ EW and splendid s<ockfar exceeding In beauty en-
esisnee variety and eheasss, lie las
A0xDAY MORNING, efTH INST,
10 which be respectfully invites The attention pub
&c. Esi5z,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-18
5HIoKMMING,s PIANo FoRrEs

-.lzks-1-- OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale fresh supply OF cickering eons eei-
n ~ III ebrated Piano ferfes VAL
y = nut and Kosewood finish and laney Of
,ene and ghnrss Of touch be in ihis
sers prices Including carriage
Aso, frinse Go s Melodecns, style, with e and
hait SWELL OF hne Rosewood fns, the ioues Bnfe
with general stock Of Martins celebrated 6aItaEs
krsrel and Geran Siois yloiinceiios Fiules
Varborines, Tuning forfS the bes Italian
RAJ assortment OF Variety Goods - = 49, 49,.
wsessss s and nj the old susic and Fsrsssy ssezs
ny2 JAS. MrULoR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-18

q ChanBe OF Time.
ON snd Tuesday, Aug 1855 notice.
" Trains viii be follows (satrdays pted:l
GOING SOUTH
NAIL sxf ExrRlss.
Leave Sandusky, II 20 NJ. 6ss0 Y.
Huron juno. 6.s6,
Motroey lille, p. NJ
Centreyiie .12.s5 I-s5
plymouth i. -. /. s-l5
Shelby june. :. Z. $40
Aiansfeid JUNG 9.i0 !.
Frederick,.. -. 81 r. NJ I-40
Mt Vernon. 8.42 =. 500 q.
Utica. =. deg s-a5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-18

Insure your Property.
AN, % = iee5f soifii affs z els1s
m -. - s A ss...
m ,ss h. Ssaoy ~ Aens
Of the Valley Of Virginia
dnpitnl $500 600
also take appIIeasons for LIE Policies, i, .lle
pany Of paadsiphia. ~ I s -.
~ losss o S.
aage oaiee at lalIaat : psleplans store Main g.
zr,,,,r !. rnrssIr13 4 Nj. S,1,Nyr,. ,yx-
- = ~ ~,
wI1ft 4 prRprTttAt CHA ,,1,rr.nkstf oApIrAt5 All
PAiD IN,
X NNSTs sfo'n ~
% wv ~ " "
NE OF the Oldest and best Institutions In ts country
" continues to take risks upon the most terms
=. D. swRAEdSGES ;d,. {Ss S.,;h Agens e. v,..,,v
oRRIcE-union Hail building, Main street
ials-5iiy-
HON H FL IL l-i-s3AslSl). .MAiSINE
INSJffHlfCE,COsUI
forPICE NO. 4 WALL STREET. NJ " -
~
oAsn CApiTAL sI2 n
--l--- ~ = - - II
rysIIs Co,npany Is owned and nv Of tbe
weaicst and best Ia in me f New York
For pariicuiars enquire Of W. j. PETERSON, q
ATFJE,rT H.ITM NJ E,Tts "a IA 0EEfGT. IN <
n - :, -, - r. 90 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-18

follows: : : --', s-ssss :. st- 49, =
Rio cclee, sardlnes,
Roasted Coffee, Corn starch.
Ground :. Vanilla Chocolate,
Extract = Cocoa
java 80 - BrnrR,
Imperial Tsa, Farin.
IernE Hyson Tea. Yermiceila,
= PeFder {. prunes.
Ooiong Fresh Tomatoes
3lreakfast Fresh Strawberries,
hise Rresh Pcaehrs,
.f.ngitsh split Peas, Preserved Ginger,
isice Flour, Lemon Syrup,
( No i Mackerel, bbis 4 Kits, Straubcfry svfnp
Irish Salmon, Raspherry
Potemac Herring, a genersi assor;sn,l et spse<s
Cucumber Pickles, Fibests and cfsson.
Mixed FalLrl Is Iisrys.sss e..,.,.
walnut catsup, Ale,
tomato Pine Cigars, sa5
lsorcestershire Sauce Johnsnass tne Iau.p t7,evnv
American Mustard Totaceo '.
rrench Naecarorf.
the above stock has been carefully selected IN the
Eastern friends and thc public
market prices. - :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03

C,prss Swamp examined by the troops lat Winter.
Tire men Of The command arrived ct foT hyers on
,hs NIGHT Of Che 2ist IL Is suposed that Lieutenant
TsrtsuG and the remainder ~ his party have been
killed. go ,,., .,os;,;or anna
NO. " ~ nnmher. were also shot down. Lieut..
Msrtsas when last seem had one arm broken S and y
supposed 70 have been wSunded IN 81, r,ae one IF the
nartv who escaped, brought the above information TO
Eart Mycrs. Hanna was wounded in the abdomen
not ssrousy Il l. thought He left another of the par
~ Private Baker, also wounded, about eighteen ues
from Fort Myers II, .u. -
Raker gave out at that point, and could come no
n,rther The Indians making the attack were some
twenty five or thirty in number. Two companies OF
the Second Artillery were to leave Fort hyer5 on ths
morning of the 2ed inst. in search of Lieut. Hartsun
and The missing members Of his party.
Other movements of the troops in the direction OF
the battle ground, were ordered Immediately on the
RECENT of the information concerning The attack.
The above information embraces everything kno"n d.
officially concerning the attack up % the aePal'Grs u
the Ranger and is respectfully furnished for the NOR
nation Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
THIRD DAY.

Mourn HOLLY, \. j., Monday, Dec. 81, 1855.
The Court opened this morning at 10 oclock u. M.
and the testimony for the defense continued.
Lewis T. Price, sworn-I reside in the city limits Of
Burlington the river nad the day Of the accident
working In field aud the backing train which very
the erossuE hrard the whistle blown
IL have been the crossing;
called to the backing train BY hearing the whistle and then
looked should suppose the dt have been the
crossing when heard the whistle blown.
head two three pras Of tho whistle
did not hear tho whistle until on the crossing vas
About 30 yards from the crossing on the liver road think the
bushes have been cut the railroad since The accident
10 not think bushes have down within 30 or see
yards o. the crossing there but few ANAL eears within
that dstaner and k they there tho river road
ysu ~ up iowagd Bor gwa Ign Burlington, ihFc ere many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
AFTERNOON SEssION.

George HoOpers testimony continued-In my opin-
Jon the train backing down unsafe moeras
OF speed; running ~ miles hour unsafe
rate OF speed.
CrosexsminedI leh Bordsntown AZ 1855 have be-
fore been asked what time ei alter left Bordentown
en miles hour might have 10 miles hour part Of
The way which bad right to dot cannot say what time was
when the uptrsin. what time when arrived st
rnrOad crossing; when met the up-train tho
neborhood Of Hans and they three quarters
mile below Stacked speed but did stop when
them train bowed the brakes and OF two
puts the brakes and pun TO loosen hem tho pgh
20 loosen the brake Hau tumout there moth
ng particular that called attention TO the speed II which
going on that day. 70 the other train
at the time Of the ecedent than when they first started
back then Ab 500 yards of th' bsw our
whistle tor the Crossings alarm whistle which we
blew with reference 20 that crosng have been regular
conductor six yes Is the duty Of tho conductor 10
urh the engineer with the rules and reEusons engineer
cannot engine without the rules aud regulations beso
these rules and regulations generally framed sd hung mp IN
The Offices along the consider safe 10 car cars
" ard forwards obstacle the track 70 moro
Aey to be thrown Cd than engine do segeet essF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03


Assistants: GEO. HAYWOOD, JOSEPH J. BuOD, DASIsL
''''' MoUSr HOLLY, Burlington Co, n j..
Monday, Dec. 81 1885.
TESTIMONY OF SATURDAY-C0RtiRued.
Lloyd Vandeusen, swom-Was in cars; whistle
blew as met recolect there lang prolonged blowing
until we reached that crossings noticed speed faster
than we usually backed judge going fifteen miles;
about three quarters of after the accident
my engine Here the engineer he was then ying
said he had only been killed with the rest went to Nos
,rand and told him was afraid the es
mind said wish dead If had been killed with
said about whistle or bell
Ebenezer r. Harvey sworn-Liye in Philadelphia
ps s iI train o s @ IL The mail carr met
the down train that morning two miles above Burlington hrst
OF three Whistles after backing certain distance heard
whistle and backed OUT supposed was signal for turn
up the river road and looked OUT at that time
saw Heekens carriage coming down the river road he
driving fast and supposed t was his intention TO cros
could closed the door and stood and said: My God
we have hit him = said this to gentleman u the ROOM was
back fifteen twenty piles an hour; diminished
them the might 20 yards double that, from
crossing when heard the whistle Judge the doctor
other side Of the door If he got past don't recoect OF
hearing the whistle after spans to the door the dust came IN
mediatey closed heard no bell nnsi do not know what
quenee Of having he ard this prolonged whistle.
Abraham Is. Kelly, sworn-Resde IN burlington;
and another gentle with the
engineer coming toward Burlington hour and quarter after
the ACCIDENT Adams leaning the Others stopped and
Adams my requested Ames 10 get into the
wagon; did know whether he hurt nwsdly not
took him my house, don't think ever "a" any msp IN ~
much agony ar he seemed 10 be-.
What was his condition then
Evidence objected TO by the Court, as no part Of
the res gestG, and exceptions taken.
Thomas T. Antrim my house on that day; think
about 2i O'Clock be In the bsr'Toom Adams aud Peter
ShreeNe there az the same time.
What did Antrim say!
Objected to-
Court overuled.
Antrim said Don't 10 il not fault did all
you could he said Il In prssence Of Peter shreeve then
len leaving them stsndng have lived ia Burlington fifteen
years perfectly acquainted with RverC Road
have frequently been upon IN carriage after passing e
piece Of be for three i've hundred yards up
the rHilroed
Counsel moved to oveuule declarations as above
detailed.
The Court after argument, decided the testimony is
competent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
INDIAN WAR IN FLORID1.
SEVEN MEN MASSACRED.

The Charleston Is. c. Courier Extra Of the 18th
publishes the following Official information
FoRr BROOKE, Fla, Dec. %, 1855.
An exploring party under command of Lieut. Geo.
l. Hartsnf, I'd Artillery, consisting of one sergeant
one corporal and seven privates, were suddenly at
the goth inst, about sixteen miles southeast from Fort
Simon Drm-that party being about forty miles south
east from Fort Myers.
The party left Fort Myers on the morning Of the 9TH
met, aud up to the time Of attack were engaged in
making rcsxamination Of that portion Of the Big
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
pEpoRT OF THE SECRETARY or WAR.
REPORT OF THE POsTMAsTER-GENERAL

The Postmaster-GeneraI Judge CampDeHl suggestS
that the franking privilege be restricted to public doc
uments and letters on public business merely aso the
charge of full rates upon newspapers in all cases In
stead of half rates when paid quarterly in advance
of postage on books pamphlets, circulars, and al
other transient matters He again urges the six
months notice to the Collins steamers in discontinue
anee of the extra pay voted them in July, 1872. lie
nressea this subject at some length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
BURLING TON RAILROAD SLAUGHTER
TRIAL OF THE ENGINEER FOR MAN
SLAUGHTER.

cOuRT OF OYER AND TERMINER, BURLINGTON, n. j.
STACY a. Porrs, esq, Assistant Judge Supreme Court
Assistants: GEO HAYWOOD, JOSEPH j. BuDD D,NIsL
STEWARD
From Our Own Reporter. ~,
''V'- SIoUSr HOLLY, Burlington Co, n. j..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

We mentioned the other day that the battle field Of Ma
renso was up sale and would ia few DAYS be dspos-
ed of to the highest bidder-monumcnts glory aud all
We perceive the last arrival that project
In Paris To purchase il by FIVE subscription among
the Fench people, for the purpose Of bestowing the
OIL the Empress Eugenia.
The plain of Marcngo is about To- 800 in
Before the I4h OF June when the battle took place there
were buildings the two extrcnitics o the plain
One still remains II formerly auberge, in which
the great Emperor then rst Consul retired the oi
the battle aud that celebrated letter the Austrian
Emperor which he offered him the peace he unwc
Iy refused. In order this aubegc and the
OF the window in which this document written,
palace has been shaped out Of il by the late NJ Deio
in consequence Of whose demise il is Offered Tor sale
All the appurtsnances preserved intact The stable
Tor Instance ia which the wounded thrown in the
Murray Bnd confusion Of great strife, remains in stdt
guo-the very table which the Consul wrote, the very
window where he retired the chair which he sat.
Before the palace into which this modest auberge ha-
grown there is esplanadc the head Of which
mounted by splendid stature ot the first Consul
t~I 10y p'si, C-rciato The gateway and entrance l.
formed al pixies aud lanccs. In ii''' Tenfree l. still
exhibited the reservoir where the First Consul slaked his
thirst the bank which he sat and further of the
OF the River FOnianone Here IL was, where this same
river branches that the great struggle took place.
chapel has been erected To the memory of the brave
who tell just whore the river separates the road FROM the
garden. Ia this has besu placed statue, la white marble
OF DesaiH At little distance is fac siDiie OF the burr
nj place OF Napoleon ST. Helena The tombstone accs
the bust Of Desaix The de chdset, gOund floor
OF the paace preserves the three chambers o the auhege
exactly in lSuO. There still the backcuei
beams, the brick floor. the large chimney place. the vel
low walls bordered with plastcred fise There stands the
identical table, the window. the iron bars. the
Of glass which witnessed the thoughts OF the
great captain the OF this famous battle when he
addressed the chief Of the house of apsburg whom
ward in evil hour for himself he made his fathcrn-
iaw.-N J.. Neics.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
HVNU
EB"Every mother should have house handy In
OF accidents TO the children"


IN EVERY mother should b. 10 hAn
OF accidents 10 the children"
RGpnISG's Russia
IL 10 Boston remedy Of thirty standing, and is re-. m
mtnded by phycisns II is and speedy for
Bols, felons, Chlbans Of
Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scaid RASH Buniou.
Nipples, Recommended by nurse.l wiHprs sites Posters
Bites, Spider stng From Limbs Rheum scurvy
Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and Fle Wounds
luAhe remedy and which thousand
have used II the city 81 Boston and vicinity t.fy
years In no instance will this Salye do Injury,
Physieian prescriptions. II purcsi mater Is,
from recipe brought from Russiaof crossing 10
eountry-and the propretOrs have letters classes
men physicians sea captains nurs-s aud others who have @
themselves and recommend to others Rsdiugs Sa.,
put IN large boxes picture Of
and disabled soldier, which picture also
PRicg u
try, OF may be- ordered Of any wholesale druggist.
REDDINGS co. PraJrrars.
BENNETT BEERS FISHER Agents and all Dray, ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

SLIGHT MIsrAKE-The Louisville Journal has the fol.
lowing nonctaant paragraph I'VE learn that shoot
ing affair of at Lake Providence about week age
msn named Jones shot named Patterson, mi
taking him Tor Pennington Patterson after being -o,
twice OF the balls lodging in his breast drew pistol
and was about shooting Jones when the latter begged
pardon saying he had mistaken his Patterson ger
erousy accepted the apology. His wounds are not mu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
RICHMOND w HIG.
pssrpicrs apprAL TO A BAouELoR

- ... -.
20, sensible tsiou IN. you.
It's birh tune ta tdnt ~ . bod,
And munins And coffee for two
a. have doc. ullh your doubts sud delsyinr-.
wah q .sul o adapted TO mlnsle,
No wonder the neighhor. are saying
T.. singular you should be single
That business demands your stienton-
Thor, 1. not the least ~ ason ot rhyme
In ths sls-.t excuse 700 can mention.
Dou.t tell m. about other n.h--
yoar duty !. done when you buy EN-
And you never gill relish the dish,
TALES. yoa'se . woman 10 fry'etn
-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
0Cr I'D.
rUNO Lynchlurg

Two Lynchburg 81 81 7 Lexington o. W
N To- Hnrltauan T The Bridge { =
FAr- from both Richmond LyncbuF Charlottesville -
Satisfied fair trial. that tie majority Of travel
'oa are better accommodated by having the
the old aud after the ~ Instant Richmond
Wednesday VI New Canton
4. NJ and Scoit-ylL u VI. of the
Nnd Bchanau and Lexington a r. ". tie day.
Returning, leave Buchanan Lynchburg At = p
VI, Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday reach ScoVie az 10Y
New Canton at ~ p NJ. aud arrive Richmond
The Bost New ute
and Buckingham C. H., and la seosye with the Stage
luttesvilr.
~ see Time aud Distances. 10 Gard below:
Ledrs Krh.Oad M0ndIy / cure LyursLnrg Woaftv
Wednesday, ind FsiEIy, at BrfEesfy md F-sIry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

ArINGINIt AND TEN ~ >SEE e,
CIRCUMSTANCES SCHEDULE ~ .Sx----fyf.
This Road = iu operation seven Mile Ford tG1
the track being extended Westward the Of eight miles per
MONTH
On and ter the lst May. the train
TAIN from Richmond to Petersburg will leave Lynehburg ~ ~
VI, aud arrive AT ~ o'clock, VI
stag connections daily, sundays excepted,
At Buforis depot, for Buchanan ~ miles.
At Ronsaek aud Saem Tor Sweet Red sweet and White sulphur
Springs, 81 miles
Newborn depot Sulphur Sulphur
springs The Turnpike Road from Nvbrrn Red Sulphur
Springs has been gresy improved and the
mountains Passengers arrive these Springs evening
the second day from Richmond At Mile Ford
rcnne.,a Fare from Richmond rs through In ~ day
The VYenia AMI Tennessee Railroad vicinity
CIiner Allegheny, Montgomery, White sulphur
sulphur Spriug the Accommodations
greatly Increased since last
The linz % Telegraph from Richmond will be completed
Montgomery White sulphur Springs early la June.
y. GILL.
ap2G-im General SuTrr tend rnt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
r>TanI,Ist,EDI@ 49,,

VENHE SCh-CElbEKs woud like 10
the above fact, boz connection with Unprecedented sr.r.
OF heif business and ts Notwithstanding the
Which continually Increasing We say then.
points some great Inducements have
have Increased iu the
time receive The confidence n ~ parties Interested
DRAP D'ETE COATS-A mo al ahgy- Cat. i, a.
hand u which call The attention persons desiring something
gentee and CONTEMPLATING elastic Coat. fs an
easy 500 wen htting garment. GROSiONG A TBPMAN.
mHN n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
OUR LISr OF STAGES
~: 49, - 80 800 "a

slS5fSsfff 80. go
RlcnSoSp voN PETERSBURG
Express, through Passenger daily, (sundays escrp
MAIL through Passenger, daily .............S r. NJ
Accommodation and freight train (rri-weckly
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays A.
Norfolk Train Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays On A.. NJ
TRAINS Lssvs rsrsSsHrEG RICHMOND.
Express, through Passenger daily A...........s A.
Mail tSdnday's rxcepte,lD 3. p NJ
Accommodation and freight train rri-werkly, viz
Rshunoni to Clover liil- 4 will he
attached o the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily (suniays vScept-dO for Clover hin at.6 ock A.
Passeng, coming from Clover Hin by this train
rs Esress trains will stop tie either up
down
The Man trains viii stop when there passengers up
down At Manchester, Temples ev, Halfway Station,
lihl aud Port wathan functions
The accommodation train w All regular stopping
ces when there are passengers To take pat down
southern Trains Petersburg Weldon, Raleigh.
Through Tickets to Weldon e procured the ticket oce Ia
Richmond.
Petersburg connect at Richmond win u,
Washington baltimore and Philadelphia, hv procur
vt o1ics In Petersburg.
Pare for white 81 s.
Children an ~ year, Of age .......
Cooryt persons in servants commence. ~
Ciori will ~ the FIRST
when In attendance infant children, sick absolutely
recurring their care In which the fare for white
/ will be charged.
allowed on each fare when ticket.
purchased a, the Office ad getting the
10 tickets re sold
Servants travelling themselves
with passes that lie retained a Office
must he expressly stated on the that y permitted
on the
THOMAS oDAMEAD, Superintendent
TX. A u. X X Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
vI,o TME oAmmIAGE IsING rImLlc.-

ausnNon particularly invited Richmond MIDI
Carnsss consisting 81 Coaches six seat Caag- Rocaway W
sef sukeSs,hc Tits sork Manufactured material h
good uorkmrn and under che immediate sutsrv ion o. The
tors vho N" Thoroughly ncquaDsd tic business EarI
executed IN Tie iest manner and REASONABLE tenn.
AlNsiJF. BOWFN a POWELL.
mhAd Iuth ert Del wen Liza ardC or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

UOHN n. GORDON IIEI STREET. MEAN
- hy Exchange Hotel, las ia aud oder, Tor sale
American Hammered IRON
English and American rolled
English and American hlisertd Slerl.a
Broad Plough Iron, to u inch
fiat Round AMI Square Iron, all
Oval. half Oval aud l.Nlf -Four Iron.
English and Russia Shve Iron.
Baud and Hoop Irou.
Nail Rods, American AMI SW-iea
American and SWrie- Horse shoe
Horse Shoes, assorted!
Tin Plate, Yin.
sh-vt Luc, Speter SI-lter Solder.
sleAthing, BrAEsrs Bar Copper.
Slot, PIG and Bar l<ad.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
McCorudcks and Palmer Moul BOardsl
Wooden Bucket lIsndit,.
Bucket Ears aud Rives tinnel and black.
Tin Plates, stzss.
Hardware and Wrapping PaTzr.
Gotten and Hemp Plough ines.
Sole Leather, good and lamae-d.
Sperm, Adamantnv and ralloF Candles.
soaps, fancy at
With general nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
| .ADIEs, nMONzE AND HIACK no.-

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Ihe sbove a-onale Boots and Shoes just 2ii
hosd street, -irkoe li from TIE celebrated
faetuefs Of Philadelphia adies are respectfully as
besty invited 10 call and supply Themselves.
. u. - FRANKLIN,
Manufacture sud dealer Ia Ladies Eoats md Shoe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

II. GOUDMAN las nov open AZ M aTgr room,
- NY Main street, Richmond Va, large entirely
stock 81 spring sni Summer READY MADE CLOTHING. bra
cling al styles 81 grade
furnishing Goods Pr0m Dr. facilities
his liberal patrons and ihe pubc generally hnd al art
his line finest Lowest
At unu.ualy low price. Tor cash. Call aud examine
- Remember plA-e aud No liz EAu door ~
W KanhultlL. Inak .tnrr. ID GnnIlMAN