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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
A sECRET.

How do you do, Mrs TOwsI Have you
heard the story about Mrs Ludy7
Why, no, really, Mrs Gsd. What it9
Do tell
Oh, promised not to tell for all the
world Nc, must never tell ont, I'm ..
fraid I; will get out
why, III oever tell ont ss long as
live. jast - true ~ the world What is it1
Come tell
Nov you wont saJ anything about il,
will you
No, III never open nv mouth ahouti it
never Hope 10 die tbI- minute
Well II you believe II Mr.. Fuudv told
me last uight that Mrs. Trut told her that
bor sister hu-hsud VS. told by . p.r.oo
shat dreamed H. Ih.t Mrs Trouble. old.
sst daughter told Mrs Nickor. thst her
grandmothsT heard ~ letter wLicL she
got from hsT ai.ters secost husbands Old
est brother . step dsarhtsF that q ~. 70.
ported By the Captsru II a clan boat ja.t
arrived from the Pssjse ISLANDS that the
msrmsids about that section. Wesr crino
lInss made Oat VI shark skius
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
P0 E T r Y
WHAT'S the NEWsf

Woease' We meet, you slvays say,
What's the nsv,f What's the ns~,s
Fray Shsrs the order OF The dayt
Whsra the new.f whst'. The s~v,1
o have got gass bsv, to isni
Ihs saviour has dooe ali ihinEs we'll,
And uiumped over desih and he'll
That's the new,i That's the news,
The Lamb vas slain on Calvary
Thsrs the sewsi
To Get world Of sinner, free
Thars the sewsi That's the uew.i
iua'ih there his precious bioOS uss shed
bh nov He's risen from The dead
CAPTIVITY hath captive led
fhAtb the nswsl Thsrs the nsv,t
To heaven above the eonsasios's sop,-
TAsis the newsI
hrs Passd Triumphant 20 the tArooe
Thsts the wai Thar The p.w,t
AID oa isa' throne He viii Ismain-
Un'il as Juege lie comes again
A"esded BY a dazzling ua,n
That's tAs asw.i ThaIs The neusi
His work. rsvirisE az arVsaG-
That's The nsw,I
And tboussoes have redemption fouud--
TAAts' The ut wsi TtAt,4hs Asw., pa
And since their s~Uls have ,aeghs The HAme
They shout HosaDuAs 10 his Aans,
And all around they sprsad His lame
That's the newsi Thars the nsu..
The Lord has Pardon'd all my siG-
That's the neWsl
j iesl The witness oov within
That's the news, Thars The neusl
Apd since He took my sins away,
ADD Taught me how IO watch aud pray.
im happy no. from day 10 day
TASTs sSe ssuJ! TkAts he sessl
Aud Christine Lord can save yVs nov
That's the news,
foar sibiOrheau He can renew
That's The nt VA Thatsthe n,v,t
This moment, a. lSr sins yoa Erisve,
Ihs noinsht you 90 bshsve,
foil sequitial you II receive
That's The nsSs! ThArs the newsl
Add ihsh II any one should sAy
Whats the news1 What's the nevs1
On tell thsn you've began To pay
IeArs the news Th4Is the nsusI
That you have joined The cooq qasrisg band;
And nov viii Joy ~ Coos command,
You're marching 10 the Better land
TAA'h The ns~Si That's the hsvsg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

ETWe bsv~ received some .vee; verses
f'on yosng lsiy = Springfield. sui shslI
g'v- them P'so- in so 90 is Hr f.r-
psPrr I'ap"tr a-ouuTa .i. z so. F.
tos Tar ufi,,f -ss.
Il have long tssu su aipif-r af ..ar
sheet, aud hope | am rot yrssamp.aaus rI
dssiriug plscs 10 H.
Oh ho-by no means prrsaur'a01 =-
Our sheet Is 81 your service 81 EN- times.
aud We uili consider ourselves highly boa
ersd BY Jour prsetiesl Oeeapauoy Of IS -
Bsayaff0trn Cateits
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

hAHHAIsoE &c, married Mary lee
The risk Be wbst q msy % givss digaity -
yeur protesston, iospiTes oou6 isnse, sod
commands respect With = wifs, toe lau
yer - more tfusty tbs doctor more esteem.
cd, the msehsnio tbrous che hammer 9Th
increased Posss, and STOVES ths plsus 9TH
a usfs dfEtsfJus hahd ths urrsbsnt =
msn Withouta viie 10 ~ mau as al sha
nafsss b'm shils siok she ust1hes Zoe Llm
10 hsaitb 6sBile@eo, Ct q sifr. pretty
sBe, " yea lits then the bss.-a gJoi 0bo
Ebon she is 80 bs foaud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25


The rsst ~ that birht Ws. an sufuI time
for JeH aud the splugzses They remsis.
ed up aud talked over ibe matter an morn
ihg, foF 40 sttsmpt ~ sleeping ueuld bsVs
been sorse tbss boaseoss
When i' vas fairly light, ths old esptaia
aud the dAuntIsss blaeksmith gathered 10.
Eeibsf ali tbs villagers, ssd repaired 20 ths
grocery, servsd Zoe "a svfsi sncouutsr A.
she ssfss, moes q attsek, it sas sgfsed ths ~
she choking should Be- pubehsd irom BE-
tEoen tbs logs u TIE esbia. aud tbst ths
bssiegers sbouif Gre ou bic ssauiu majesty
through ths openings thus mads
The proposed speftuFs uas made, aad
there stood The fFighHal mouttsr. plain 4,
b. tssa ~ sll A gao uas lsvslod AZ a b.
tbs blsskEmith bot ere Be could pull The
trigger. one of tho bsishb0fs Knocked a no
sud ssggeStsd hat u Eapld - bostsf poh
- - iaso The sbing slivs, sbd ell u io BE-
sEhititpd - q shos ~ favored tks bet
Jsa aod ths splsggass thsy afFsd ihst ID
Was sll puck gf nosst hss 90 ihiak a cap
iufing ths devil alive. sod siill greater 300.
tsass 70 think of eahi.Aduakim WBwsves
vasu ous of tks nslgtbofs ogsfs3 ts - ints
ihe Efoesfy ans msks 20 aftsmFt b. tfsat
uiib ths cd is'lowi tbsY YIELDED tbe poiEi,
sd hstook themsslyss 70 shst ihsg eoasid
cred 2 ssfs iistsuee, uhsTe ibsy SEATED IN
bFssfhists aaEiety % sitasst ihe doubtful
rssulg
Tie vsHtaFstsae asighbef, aith q Efiu
- - Zee fhsf mqst pstseas soald have
tfibutsd - iusAfd nifih, bat shith Captsin
spluEEs Pa. desn ss h.sas otussd b ioisBss
szsitsmsat, feshsd oPsa ths deer sd psik.
"a n.
Brave fslissf i1slslns4 ihs sagssia, A.
jog himssif is q pesitios isForabls % raa
siag. ia esss sash thibf pss essszary
tna aoasst ths Fssk ia&fsifnai IL tt.
gfe-sfT esws Irssiaa fsrsk - fhs 49, i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
N Il w GOOD = ,
For FsH aaa vyTnser. :

CHARLEs JOHNSON Ia. iu., 6.i,h,a o...
" ing ais FALL AND WINTER STOCK Of
rich sud fashionabis D6Y GOODS Embrse,ar
ness.
LADIES DRESS GOODS
silks Marinoes FteBeh and Scotch Pl.Ids C.,h.
Ss,es. Delaises PopPlios. BoubsIihes, Grapes,
Chintles, &C.
ENBRoDERfES
very large Stock IN French and Scotch work
oi every Description 81 very Iow prices.
CLOVES AlSp HosIERY
VI ihe best makes In great variety.
SAeefinSs aal Sssrfiaxs
Linen Table Cioihs, TowclIne, and Hou,,
fespihS Goods generally al oi besl f.bsle..
Drawers, &C.
A very large Stock of every pattern and STYLE.
Swvssis Geols.
Heavy Goods for Servants wear Fulled Clo,h,.
hersey. Lindsey, osBsbarss, Stripes, chsek,'
Brown Musiins, Blankets, &e sc
Callesriy and secure good bargain.
HarPers Ferry, October ~. 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

hF' What ,l tie nattsr, sr1 sa.d . ear
Feoa 20 biz raa-ut
Well ] bsye ratsa SONS oysters a1t ]
suppose ihsy have dissgFss1 uifb ri5
Have ynu eaten oytbiaE t.fr
wen 90 aby see I dff tH1 ftatis
TOOK fof my f,s e oirc. pr far bottles ~
als. sni CO. gIsz-ss n fta sri bavs eaten
tbe oJst~fs since q % / fe.Iy believe tss
oysters usfs rot good f.f me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

noss inhnman sounding groap FROM within
sna then the 'tronpio' round commenced
again. This vas too much for the upstrung
serves Of our yosps heroes, and so they cut
dirt for other quarters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

u1~tfvs thfss esots In ssi i8afsr
20 J uiil bsy rspsr aitb nf
'whst Fapsr uiil SEQ haB b ssid f,.sb8
euFioes - ks0s tss litsssfy taste ol i,s a.
guaiaiancs
A rsPar u iohssso. saii ih. iosfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

IL suLsH so BstssiaF's HaH ngs fsf
fhaHfinN fraf a. Fef haif 10 ksaafIfsf
biseH ~ hfsaa Eirtenl lnlsrtsr - sta ~
rais ~ cas- FWFIF. q gNnWE
Fnhfanrs g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
nEVrAL AnTtrp

a. fklECs tss rsatvss a.. 49, -.
- q = Seller &res Dgss stors PssiIi-.
80 = vsi,se - e sasiT rsssasses - hsfst Fsss
pstsasf =. fsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

N llse la'. revived ilI Of 8arnt ta1shf
stare ~ fsriins aas sHi r. - = !. -.
a., ~. IA HlDDLE a aRO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

T1Ef.L NsHus b. a. p.,-t.t. -
- ArUils, iast fsfs ivsd ~
~. - RlDDeEa mo-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

Hl~A lover ouos vTsto g. q I,ig ab8 Isi
Telrctsa bim ssyiaF tasi Ls iatsH1ai o.
retire 90 f1ms s-sisttd spat ssi breath
ssy BE lde DO siKls t1 sh.-b tbs ls1g %
Piled ~ ioqafiug ststhrF ttey asrs 20 o.
asafaHa sr large rtf Tbs mtn has tat
uucs bssb hfsfd ffoa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

HTWhy iss e9essdiy soi3iss Ets 49,,
'sri Hssaass b is ssfs = rvs utss ~
passd - ssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

~ Ninasfitg aoea ast osusls. is fs..t.
iuF yogf misd % sil uesssioas tat is ds.sv
s1 sasu siitore saala bs csssaf.ti.
faisfhooA i5sseusatls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
FoUR SOLEMN LINES.

-Four lines more beautiful than those ar.
rarely ~ri'tfu, TIE fggrs zAicE i Involves
Is exquisite
solemn mutmrr % the sCuI
Tells ct ts- sufl1 iu h.
~ trsvricfs hear tie btll0W. roll
Before thsy reach The ~a
bsgaio EIpysn
-Four worse lines than these are rarely
written The figure which it involves Is
awful
solemn murmRr 'moug,i gbe tkruuF
Tells hos impsnsniIy
The ouATcsfs lisirR irr lhr FcnR
To call then in 70 lea"
Z'Hs5Uths aurora
-Four lines more truthful than these are
rare y Nriiteo. The hgure which TC (D
involves - absolutely painful
s0isms buEsiHE N your ear
Whrn yUa retire to bed
Tells you that Ewilliag lager beer
l. dreAdiai for Ibs bead
L0sisril< Timer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

Crtr r02 h'sob9sH a safs ksaE ta
b suFs, ii bsviug q valualis hsfss -
ne. tfier lamehsss ~ tso yfsrs darnr
shieA ums a. hoFss vss nst hsFasBs,d -
hsFe Esd her 81 the faad ahd arn fsr
nius gosft anes ths care Take oas 81 81
camphof gam 90 OIL of spike : o. bsrfs
hQgn Z % spirits ~ tarpsauns ghaks
seil teEsibes, SD i u at i5f uss PES Il
- aboyt ihs reg. sd sub m 10 s.ih che
aagsr Css tsies ssy -- C-y srp,g k-.,
y RgfeI Hge Vsstsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
GREAT DISCOVERIES Of "a ACE
NOTICE.

tNSA ~
"A ~ 49, fhat tnos Ihat iksy t-r Is4sb,.s t5
mf ~. rlfarr eai snt ssrrs hass ~hocsa.
80 psf. lahsll srpsrt thsur ta vsss ~. -, -
81 hafffo erea ssw ~ n hoffs So il -3fi
FatsrssisiF asrsssafY % hasf ~ sr,sssss siss.I
Jaa. ~ isis THOMAS aIWLINs.
HARDWARE.
HAVE received 6rsi fafs sss.lrrr,r, n ,.si.
aaf rkft Cutiffg. isfrs aai smag Wsit~rs
Lerr-f htVHs Locts. Hinass tnf srfass cloysf
tefnneal diegfs Diesiaaa brst ssirg st-sis
t.nasaHa Diel9as Csu Steele Nil si4 = Csf
THOa RAWLINs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
Books! Books I!

Books! Books |!
NVE Il SPEC FULLY cali he at'snrsa uf
w pare Anl eacarUs % oar sr0ck OF Book.
TeIch The iosloTils compose a ptG.
Towre's ChsT ~, tor gtents;
Con .lcks Phi o,sphy;
Arhold's First and Second l. lin Box:
Epliiou.s Creek Grammar;
Davis Bourbon;
Davi~S Aix-brs
"ebs'srs Dictionary anA.fidRrd;
DO. abridged rschools;
Waisers ID do. do
AeSaneys Sefies-of Eeiictic liesders;
conp'e'e assortnrnt of School Books viii BE-
Kept constatuv on hand aad furnished on N. n,c,f
accommodating r-fDs Psr'irular attention 1iiI
b rad So "Tdr'tns Niscriian-aa. Books; = nd
Music Elli IL .utatshed a. ih~ shnries, npites
Frb. . tr5A CAMPREII A CnnKR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25
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~ HAHEitCRs.
/rtirgipi. paper record. tbs m,rriag, q
x $ Jane Lemon sod Mr. Eh,utI Svsyt,
NheresPon our asvR motsliEss a. follow,
Hoo happily strsn.s o. meet
10 JaHe std ErsHss-fs
Sbt O." toErrf suur ta. .Srrst
And he's Lssssa gu-,ssr
Married, IN 80 county, North Carolina.
by Rev - Capt Graves TO Miss Nancy
The ESaVes. 20 .ati
- W iH Strad us deed
"hee ne lasi uuWrrI .Lssrs ssErs.
bsi 90 t.yGp,s.
Fs.E. (. .-.fa ..-r ..
q len NNirE f..t- ua. ...
on tbe Io,b Mr wu.Ba v.a 81.
rAh + Greenfield
u tate shs'I ru ih-ir 4i,Es. .,trE
Ard iass O., uus sts .ra..
iime may tss.us col. Hh.sGf.r. E..-
lovely cruP ct B-st.
TIA Head
WseiJ did Henry ws.-wrF
W EfrS t0~h LuCretia H.ss
hoped that he may higk.s rrtg. fer
ro' 'boaEh sae's lust her head she. " t,,r
Mr.. Jas Anderson TO Mis-, Auua Bread
"s,ls tssb 'hsir lovely grace, spreAa.
hnd fUps arDund tbsm aafrr
iil b eout-ht with Anus Br~as
And won't have soy D.! L~y
:, And on tbs =, Mr. Zephaniah Wiser to
Miss Anna T. Head.
Two heads are better than one
siaee isdum prompted them 10 wed
Ihcy would cot Ihus de.pis- bsf
Ihe hosbaud toos SBoiheI Head,
The lacy made wis@f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

Aor 70 Bs Ogrpa@H --Au EBrHshmsa
ana fsnkee vsTs Fessstly aispatiaE. uhsb
tbs irousr spseriagly fsmarksd. Poftass,s
iy tbe Amsricaus coald 20 30 farther ibss
ths Paeido fhofs Ysttss scfstotsd tis pf5.
hhe bfsiu fsf 90 iasisoi, snd fhas trismth.
astly replied, 'uhy god EFssigusi tket ~
already lsysliag tse KaeEy Nsuaiains. sa8
eaTlsg the dire oat West ! bad letter
iast ueak ifom ~ asasip Hho is livisr 200
milss ssst of the Pacsds rAofs-oa na4s
lanlI il EnalllLman raHa Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-25

DoNT Esow wHo Oass 'fa. A contsm.
PofAfJ tells 90 suecdote u . Zoe loogiss
dafssy uho Waa aagufsriag about 90 50atl
Boa, "a tbs Nississippi A g.nu-mss
asked b .u The nsmsof his1uusr Wei. air
sad iho reEfo, 4 i0u taya Cspt --
euaea Bs ibia m8fsihR. lat b. bee batb
PLAYING su-tfs sii day add doa't kuou ubl
] triopgstc lou 50 Buebaosuabd D5ag g.
kav bssu p'syinR Fsme and until d IL
asct iainsd vbs Wiss ths I,scofooo editors
agb khos Eio thsy bsioag 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
By E. =. Cook, Auct.
LIME STEEL ENGRAVINGs, IN GIL.

EINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS, IN GILT
Il AND ROSEWOOD FRAMEs-I will sell, on
Main street, lately occupied By T. A. Rust, ESQ tmy
second and closing sae) splendid selection Of steel
plate Engravings In chaste and suitable frames and
will be seen On exhibition during Tuesday and Wed
nesday This collection is the finest ever had the
pleasure Of calling the attenti of my friends to,
or Offering for public sale. Every COPY is full
toned preston from the original plate land not an
ell ctroty ped one,) being imported by one Of the
largest houses in New York. L. therefore, would
respectfully call the attention of my friends and the
public to this valuable SALE The subjects are so va
riously numerous and instructive to give general
satisfaction to the most tastidious critic or
noisseur and therefore elaborate for description
in on advert sement. Sale positive and no reserve
The ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to the exhibition.
de I3 EB COOK Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
By Alexander Mott, Auct.

T ARGE STOCK OF MERCHANT TAI
~ LOR,s READY MADE CLOTHING, AT AUG
TON Will be sold at auction, at my store, on
TUESDAY. the i4sh day of December commencing
at l01z o'clock, large invoice of Ready Made Clio
thing. from merchant declining business, consist
ing of
Fine Clctb Frcck and Dress Coats
Boys Cloth and Tweed Goats
Mems TIVE. and G sinners Coats
Silk Satin, and Merino Vests
Fine Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy Tweed Pants
Merino and GsIze Und rshirts
Linen Bosom Shirfs and Collars
Gloves, Neck Handkerchief, suspenders, DC.
Heavy Over Coats, &C,
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash over $50 60 day 8
credit for satisfactorily endorsed negotiable
de 10 ALEX MOTT Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
PRESENTATION BOOKS.
J. W. RANDOLPH


Offers a fine assortment of WORKS, In extra bind
ing, and illustrated suitable fer the coming
WOMEN OF BEAUTY, from Semiramis to Euss-
mis-, Portrait Gallery Of Female LONELINESS.
Heroism and Influence; with 10 steel engrAy-
ings; Turkey Morocco antique binding
THE Court OF Napoleon or Society under the First
Empire, with portraits Of its Beauties, Vita and
Heroines; rich Turkey Morocco
THE Republican Court, or American Society IN the
days Of Washington; with twenty-one portrAits
of distinguished Women
GALLERY of English and American Poets rich
~ illustrated with one hundred steel sngrav.
ings
TaE etratford Gallery, or the Shakespeare Sister
hood, comprising forty-dve ideal portraits By
H Lee Palmer, with fine steel engravingE richly
bound in Turkey Morocco.
THE Josephine Gallery; edited by Alice and Phoebe
Cary, with richly colored portraits 60.
GEMS Of British Art, with choice specimens Of Pos.
try, History and Romance illustrated with
thirty superb engravings
ORNAMENTS of Memory, or Beauties Of History,
Romance and Poetry; with eighteen steel
plates
The grave and gay. old and young. can find At LII
Main strs et Books adapted to their wants.
~ A catalogue Of many hundred valuable
WORKS, in extra binding, and Suitable for the Lii
brary or presentation. viii be ready In few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
By e. b. Cook. Auct
By E. B. Cook. Auet.
GRAND SALE OF
~ MARBLE
s T A TU A r. Y.
FRENCH CHINA. BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.
SILVER-PLATED GOODS, ROSEWOOD
WORK BOXES, &c.
A t Auc ton.
sIGNoR G. B. PANDOLFINI g. CO..

SIGNOR G. 3. PANDOLFINI & CO.,
(FRoM ITALY,)
Respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen OF
Richmond and vicinity, that they will dispose of,
at auction, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
? n. at the store Of Il B COOK, No 20 Main street
(Which has been particularly arranged for the ac-
commodation of the ladies) the most elegant col.
lection OF Goods ever offered at auction In this city
consisting in part of, viz:
ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABASrER AND AGATE
SrATUARY.
In this superb collection may be found large Va
riety OF articles. OF beautiful design and workman
ship, many Of which are original pieces. such as
The Classical Hebe; Roman, Grecian, Neapolitan,
and other well known forms OF Vases.
Statuetts OF Sculptured Alabrster, such as Come
dy. Tragedy, Venus, Dancing Girl, Amore, Psyche,
large collection of superior Bohemian Decora-
ted and Engraved Glassware
French China Dinner Sets; Tea Sets
Large Vases, and other ornamental goods, richly
Rosewood Work Boxes and Writing Desks
English Toilet Wsre
Super Tor silver-Plated Goods. heavily plated and
richly chased
Bronzsd Goods, Fancy Articles, DC.
The above goods have just arrived from Europe.
Pandolhni. from the great studios Of Italy and the
Royal manufactures of Prague and Vienna.
Thtse goods have never been offered in any other
market and it Is confidently believed that the citi
zens OF Richmond havetneyeT had SO desirable an
opportunity presented to them of obtaining arti.
clea of equal elegance. ornament and utility.
The goods will be open for free exhibition on Mon
day. the 18th inst.
The ladies are particularly invited to examine the
goods and attend the ssle.
Catalogues will be ready on the morning Of the
day OF sale. Sale peremptory. =,
de b COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
MIGHT AUCTION---Will
By Larus Il Shine, Aucts.
tPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.

mIn HSn M AND AMhhIOAM uUOpS, AT AuU
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock. the handsomest and
largest stock Of Staple knglish, German and Ameri-
can foods suitable ior Ihe Sy ma country trade
TO attend our sales where they have an opportuni.
tY ofaddiQg to their stocks 10 small lots great VI.
establishments In this city. Also, superior in.
voice of Gold Watches and Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
sortrrent Of Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive. and will commence ct TX O'Clock
each evening" until further notice, at No. u Main
street. LARUb 4 SHINE.
ne n Ausfa.
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By Henry w. Qusrles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main Street.)

A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-sales to
continue every evening during the week; during
which time viii sell the finest goods that are made,
without reserve.
The assortment consists Of every variety 10 be
found in first class retail store Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine Lockets; Cameo Revolving Pins.
out; and an eualess variety Of 6entlemens 0oods.
such as Pins, Studs, Cuff Buttons, Chains. Penn.
&C. &c.
~ Private sales during the day.
for bargains at auction, call at No. 1s0 Main gts
every evening, at O'clock.
no22 HENRY W QUAHLB0, Auet.
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By +. B. Cook, Auct.
OFFICE FURNITURE IRON aAr

~ AND LEASE OF OFFICE, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 18Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will all az
the Office. corner Of nth and Cary streets rscently
occupied by w n Smith, Esq, q.
One large size Iron Safe
Two Mahogany Desks
One Copying Press
Gas Fixtures, Chairs, Tables, &c, 10
up to lst July, 1889.
Possession given Immediately. Terms cssh.
de9 COCK Aucf
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By Henry W. Quarles.
TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN-

4 SIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOKS,
&c.-The undersigned Trustee iu a deed from Har.
dn 1 recorded IN the Hnsng. Gay
Richmond for the purposes of said deed and accord
ing to the terms thereof, will prccetd to sell at pub
lie auction, beginning on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day of December 1883, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the
store No. I'll Broad street, Richmond. formerly oc-
eupied By said earTold Murray. and at the rooms
very large and varied stock of Books, stationa-
ry. Music, Instruments Bindery Apparatus, Tools,
and other articles and property-embracing stand
ard works on History, NJ edicine, Law, Theology,
Natural and Moral Science. works of Poetry, Fic-
ton and general Literature new, and in good order
and many other articles presenting great attractions
to those in want of such property, or having any
desire to embark in the book selling business.-
Catalogues will be ready by the Gay OF sale.
TERMS For sums of fifty dollars and under, cash.
for sums over fifty dollars six months credit Tor ap
pnoyed, endorsed negotiable notes.
r r HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HENRY W. QuARLEs, Auct.
noH
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BUGGIES AND

Il ROCKAWAYS. AND OF CARRIAGE NAN
UFAoTORY. STOCK AND TO0LS.-As Trustee in
a deed Of trust, executed to mo on the 9Th day of
November, 1858. and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the Court Of Hastings of the City of Richmond. on
the 10th day OF the same month, shall on tn YRS
81. on the premises, new occupied By o A Frances
as Coach mandatory, on the north side of Frank
lin street. between Wall and Union streets proceed
sell at public auction, the following articles, to
wit: four finished Buggies, ons finished Rockaway.
one old Buggy, unfi1ished Buggies, two unfnish-
the usual Cosch-making Tools and Fixtures. q lot
of Paints and Vsrnish, 5000 feet of Timber, hicko
ry lash and poplar; one wooden Building, . lot Of
Black smiths Tools, Iron, Plato for Tires, Anvils,
Springs. Hubs, Rims, &c, and a double seat Wa
gen Some OF the above articles are very desirable
The attention of the trade Is called to the SAFE
also, of persons desiring Buggies or Rockaways.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
de 2-20t* SAMUEL MEREDITH, Trustee.
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TRUST SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND

THRUST SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND
Il ON FIFTH STREET. IN COUTT'S ADDITION
By virtue of deed of trust from L II Harold and
wife, and Jno NJ Murray and wife dated the 30ih day
of June. 1857 recorded in Richmond Hastings Court.
coed to sell on the premises. on W EbNESDAY. 18th
day of December, 1855, beginning ct O'Clock Nj 4,
Lot Of Ground in the said deed conveyed. lying in
"Coutts' addition the city of Richmond fronting
about 30 feet 9Th street and running back about
l25 feet, being Lot designated No 7, plat
neXed to a deed from VIM ii MacfarlaDd and wife to
Edw'd VIM de yoss, recorded in said Court.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance in FOUR eight
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, } secured by lien on the property.
X Il HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs APpERsoS, Aucts.
do