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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

Iris well understood in some quarters Chough
not so well understood in others that the Afri-
can slave trade has been rcopened Cif indeed it
was ever really suppressed) and is now in sue
cessful operation, on limited scale, in some of
the Southern States.
The New York Express has been favored with
the sight of private letter, written by gentle
man in Lockport, Hayes county, Texas, to
friend in that city, which gives little insight
into the condition of things and the state of
feeling, in Texas. Speaking of the scarcity of
field hands and the high price of labor, he says:
az wish the slave trade was Ieopened, SO that
we could buy negroes at reasonable prices 1t
is the very thing that Texas wants-labor TO
cultivate her vast domain. We could use just
half million of the black racSas prohtably to
work tomorrow. They would be better off than
in Africa, and would be great service to the
world at large, and especially to Texas. There
are Jsio smnqgIed an occasi0na8tg Sir hun
drea haze been surely funded on our coast aoithi,l
the last Jeio cesks aud stiLtmOre on the tcay.
1 say, let them come"
This was written without the least expecta.
ton that unhalowed eyes would ever see it;
and therefore its declarations are frank. They
may be taken for what they worth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

TuE loss ofthe Post Office bill, it is thought,
will not lead to an extra session. The postal
service will be reduced to suit Congressional
action. The matter, however, is yet to be con.
sidered in Cabinet. A leading Senator is re.
ported to have said to Mr.. Buchanan, "Sir, you
will have to call an extra session, or close the
Post Office" The reply was, "Then shall
certainly close the Post Office"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

BEaCuEE on THE SIcELEs AFFATR.-Henry
Ward Bcecher, in his article in this weeks In
dependent, uses the following language in refer.
ence to the SckleS affair: But while we speak
thus of him, the slayer, we have only lesson
of admontion to draw, hardly one Of regret,
from the death of the slain. If man of the
age and position of Mr.. Key, with children
around him, and the memory OF their deceased
mother to detain him. certainly one would think,
from such forms of sniff he uses his powers,
and avas himselfs of the opportunities afforded
by the unsuspicious friendships of another, to
carry the blight and contamination of lust into
a household otherwise happy-and then, as
it is said, even boasts of his success in the
criminal amour-he ought to be shot down
like dog whenever he is discovered II is
well for such polished scouudrels to I'M
derstand that sudden bullet through their
brains may be the barrier TO further pursuit of
such genteel but damning crime. The old fash
ion was for man whose family had been invad-
ed in this way, to ''call cut the treacherous de-
bauchee who had injured him, and expose him
self to the others bullet. We have nothing to
say in favor of the mode of summary assassina-
ton adopted by Mr.. Sickes, except that in the
direction of abstract justice it seems to us at
least large and useful advance upon this former
method. The Christian way of dealing with
such Offenses were Of course a different one
from either. Bat one would almost as soon
think of applying that rule to a menagerie Of
wild apes, as to such crowd of dainty, treach.
erous, and proligate 3lackguards as gather ma
turally at Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

MODEL GRANDMoTuEH. Victoria,
while most other ofthe crowned heads in Europe
are quaking for fear of new wars and new revo-
'utions, busies herself only with the babies
She has promised to run over to Berlin by
Easter, to be at the christening there of her
little granddaughter, and the gossips say that she
Inns made up her mind that, when she returns
to England, the father and mother OF the BARN
will come along with her on visit. Happy
Queen that can thus rid herself of the cares of
state, IN |, Needless of wars alarms, can find
enjoyment and employment in the nursery
We have spoken of the Queen as a model grand
mother, and so she is. Long live the QueenI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09


VIRGINIA AT Rules held Clerks Once OF the
Circuit Court Of OHIO County for the month Of Marcia
1S59:
Andrew Wilson, Complainant
sgainst.
William g. Cuddy Thomas Cooper, Thomas Harris Ir
win, Michael Sweeney, John A. Ellison, John H. Hobbs
John l.. Hobbs, James 2. Barnes, Robert w. Hazette
harcissa Ellison, Edward W. Stephens, George Akin
samuel Irwin, Thomas Johnston, IT., George :
knson Administrator VI thee tate OF George Atkinson de-
ceased, and Henry w. Drakey, Administrator Of tie
estate Of Taomas Drakely, deceased Driendandts.
The object of this suit OF the d-Gen-
dants after the Both day OF JULY
in the late hru OF Drakely Sweeney Co. the
Of certain judgement recovered at the Fall Of the
Circuit court for ohio cOuty, in favor Of Michael berry,
thirteen hundred and dollars and 10
and costs OF suit and which said Judgement paid
0nethrd thereof by the complainant, oue-ttr by
the defendant Marcissa Ellison and the
thereof by the defendant John A Ellison,
Judgment found upon q contract OF Wilson,
Co, OF which said DTAkcy, Sweeney Co.,
the benefits and assumed 70 paw.
The defendants William ). C1ddy, Thomas Cooper, Geo.
3 Atkinson, Henry W. Drakly and Thomas Johnston,
not having entered their appearance and appearing by
an aidavit MED in the that they residents
the State OF NirgniR-on motion Of the plaintiff
attorney is ordered that they appear within
may be necessary protect suit and
thata copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
paper published in the city Of Wheeling for four
sive weeks and that copy Of the be posted
font door Of the Court hoase Of Ohio county
day OF the next County Court be held FOR said county
A copy-Trste: ALONZO LORING. Clerk.
LCaldWril = kiesher, sol. for comf,ir-l nh9-Wft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

\. coRhi sPoNDENT ct the cincinnati Tines.
Who spent seven weeks in the Cherry Creek
nininS company, saws the average Weld OF gold
IS htTfg 10 MY esnts TO Me 20, fiH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

The Louisville Courier possesses merciless
wag in the person of U. B. Darned, Esq, who
makes it point to serve up in such racy style,
Bonner, Bennett or Prentice-or all three-in
his "Wit and Wisdom "a Ia Bonner's Ledger,
a la Prentiee,) "U. B. Darned, ESQ.," has had
the enterprise to get up full length Cand we
doubt not, life like) portrait Of the now immor-
tai "Mary Ann" which he presents at the head
of his column. 1t presents her as milk maid
'Gentle Queen of Curds and Cream standing
pail in hand, waiting for the deep breathing
kine," or in other words the "Keows."
In making the presentation, U. B. Darned,
Esq, makes these observations which seem to
us rather excoriating in their way.
we have the pleasure Of presenting to
readers life-like, full-length portrait Of Ben
nett's Mary Ann. 1t photographed by
Pshaw, of this city, and engraved by barley
1t represents the lovely being rs she first dawn
cd upon the duzzled vision OF the youthful poet,
and stuffed his heart with
'.SIagie euris of golden hair"
and led him TO exclaim, in numbers mellifuous-
ly blanc:
"oh, Mary Ann, swee. Mary Ann,
Blu. tsiI; .Tsst SD, Oh lei me when
1t is not generally known-even COlyanus
Sybb does not know-what the "sweet girl"
said, and we shall not be accused of betraying
the secrets of those who are now the property
of immortality, when we spread before our
ders the reply of the sylvan maid to the melo
tlious interrogatory of The smittcn Satanic. 1t
was: "When the cows come home"
OF the early history of ''Mary Ann" not
much is known. From O. portrai', we should
judge her disposition to be rather 6ined, but
there is every reason to believe that upon the
return of the tactical quadrupeds, she gave to
the poets passionate proposition response
which blighted his hopes, and changed the whole
current of his life. Certes it is, that about that
time the foundation of his inspiration became
dry The star, which could have guided his
mighty pen to the very Pixies Peak of immor-
tality was eclipsed by the dark cloud which
had shrouded in gloom the heaven of his i'm
agination. The planet of his idolatory being
lost in the milky way, he attempted to end his
niseries by plnnging into the whirlpool of poll.
tics. He struck the trembling Tyre no more,
though several other persons did about that
time.
Mary Ann of New York will be to the future
generations what the ancient Helen of Troy is to
this. But ''Mary Ann" will go down to poster-
ty encircled by halo of glory as much brighter
than Helen's, and be decorated by poetic wreaths
excelling in beauty and splendor the Homcric
adornments OF Helen, as far as Bennett the Scot
excels Homer the Greek in epic poetry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

Copies OF Pariridse's Paper, ..THE PHoToGRAPHER,T
containing information graiutous ercula
tion had Post Once, At the entrance Of
PARTRIDGE PALACE OF Art, No
1is8 Main ST., a few doors Monroe
LIFE SIZE PICTURES ON EXHIBITION
II The Life Size Photographs made In the city,
are now exhibition atPartridgv's. 0etl
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AMRROTYPES
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
DGr1-

SIR JAMES CLARkES
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from PrsscriPtion Of sir ;. Clarke, n D.
PAgsteiaH Estraordindry 10 tle queen.
This invaluable medicine is unailnE In the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject It mOderaes all and
moves all obstruetiuns and speedy be relied
To RaARRGED LADIES
Is especially sued. It viii, short tine bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price one Dollar, bears the GoVerasat
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeita
CAUTION.
7sse Rfs shoutd NOT be taken JVyeHldLss during Ne
FIRST THREE N0ETHS Or pregnancy, o. tGsy
sure 10 6riE0 Miscarriage, sHsat Gay other time lacy
SaJs.
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal AneetioEs PsIn n
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight eHertioa PalptiA-
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills I'll
eject when all other failed. and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, eAiosl'
antimony, anything huTtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
CLAteI.C c. Baldwin 4 Co.. ROehes;sr,N.Y.
E.B--si.co and postage stamps enclosed Ely
thorised Agent, viii bottle, containing 50 Pills
By retura mail.
EOrtale By T. H. LOGAN Coin wheeling,
B. l. Rahnestoek Co., whoesaie gents, Piitsburri
Puree Ladd Co.. Wholesale AEsnts for Va. At Rich
1ond HP2S-ly
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in Clerks once OF the
1889: -
Thomas Hughes. Complainant.
against
John Brnton and Mary his vile; AIso James IT,
Beazle, VIM ETIey and samuel IrHin, Sherin or Ohio
Couaty, and such Administrator OF Phiip Bier, de-
ceased Drfendauts
The object OF This Is aside the conveyance Of
defendant John Brhton and wife James for
the benefit q the said Mary Brnt0n aud attach
p in the 9th ward Of the city OF Wheeling, satisfy
compliments demand against defendant John Brinion
eiS5 with Interest and costs OF suit.
The defendants John Brinton, Mary Brntou Jauss
r. BeaEle not having entered their Appearance
pearng BY affidavit fled they are not
residents OF the State Of Yrgna-on OF the
plaintiff, by his attorney, Is orered they do an
pear here within month amer due Publication
this order and do what may be necessary to protect
their interests in this suit, and that copy Of
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published the
CITY OF Wheelng for four successive weeks
Of the be posted the front door House
OF Ohio County the Of the County Court 70
be held for said county.
copy-Teste: ALONZO LORING. Clerk
lCaldErll a Flesher SOL for complt mh9-U4t
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"worth Their weight in GOldp'

"Worth Their Weight in Goldp'
CAPT BURNS, Of New Orleans, says that DR. Todd's
AaII-BIIIIous or Liver pills have been, In his
experience aud in that OF hi, passengers THEIR
WEIGHT IN GOLD' lie says other Steamboat Cap
ta in the issssiupi trade the oPtaion, AHd
consider Dr. Todas fe beet pill IA for Tie ha
IiouS diseases OF the SOUTH
We have Isgts,s fron
Wisconsin, Iowa,
Santa BE. w. Minnesota
Texas, Louisiana
California Kentucky
Missouri Iudla1a,
As treU "a from points and Gf Aore,
eoutsuIng orders for these pills. speaking in the A
est terms ofthsir virtues.
~ SEE CIRCULARS fer thsss letters and ether iHisr-
estinE pArticuIarsI
ToIds PILLS sale by Dealers TeneTsy throughout
the county. L. II. LOGAN CO.,
noV25 General A - nts, WhseinE, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

For Rent.
CToRERooMs OFFICES. DWELLINGS, Franz 4 DTiek,
- Rooms in the second and third story 81 Eood
house small HAIon bv IS feet. also BudinE L0tfor
sale Orlsase on faVOrabls terms, apply .,-
~ once, No. 11s5<, Main Street, bsi1eSn Monroe an
Unlon-Up Stairs i-9-Iy
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GRICIlLTuRAL FAIK. Sc

THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG Kali
ROAD CoMPANY will transport yisis9TiR pf acsnshh
b,rr iynchsars, Suffolk and Norfolk during the
months af October and November ,sT@s Oh '"0 > ''
year. upon R 9Ss 1fs.D" TRjP TicgETs:
For each one Of the sac da a viii BE- issued
For the Central Society Fair to be held IN RICH
For the State Fair. to be held in Petersburg, com
menclnr on the lst November tickets VIII be issued
On the st p shs ser lst nd '
For the Nansemond County Fair, 20 10 FLEETS
Suffolk 9a the t I'a and ash october
and good till the 18th October. -, Nrc,,k
For the Seaboard Fair, to be heia a. OH bs
issued on the Th sth. 9th, 10th and lth' aho.soo'
til the 18th November; 90 o.
"a class, So 90: Norfolk and Sutoik, ISL ao Nv
q d. 80 eents mor Snro sha and asn st do
2aoS I'd do, 81 Is; Norfolk and Waks field LIST d.
s225 I'd do, 81 ~; Norfolk and Waver,, ISL do''
ssGV' I'd do. 500 Between Petersburg and Nor
folk LIST class. $3.50 I'd class SEQ; Pe,ersp n,s
Pet Petersburg and Waverly. lst do; slso I'd Do I;
cents; Petersburg and Wakefield. LIST do, u 80 "a
DO, soo; Petersburg and yor, LIST o. izs' %
do. S rs Petersburg and Windsor, LIST DO 70
I'd do, Sl50 Petersburs and Suffolk; lst 90. %,
class, SIO0. I'd class 80 cents; Suffolk and 'nd,
sor lst do, IS cents, I'd do, 90 cents; Suffolk ana
ivor. ist do. sI25, ID do, IS cents; Suffolk aLd
Wakefield Ist do. so I'd do 8, co. sniiolk ana
Dispntanta, Isl do S20e, Cd do, s 80.
The Train ing stock snd other matter ioi
the State FAR at Petersburg, will leave Norfolk at
6 80 A. NJ, Monday, the 3ist October; Returning
will leave Petersburg Monday the LIST november al
I 80 \. NJ. r
The Train carrying stock and ether matter for
exhibiton at the Seahoard Fair. will pass down the
road Monday, the 7th November, leaving Peters
burg at 73O a NJ. ,,..e
The Tram carrying stock and other matter Tor
the Nansemond Fan. will pass down the road, leav
Ing Pc tersburs Monday, The eth day otoctoher AT
1850 A. M-and up the road the following day. leav-
Ing Norfolk at $50 4. Nj. ,
The fnre.oing schedule of trains will take the
place of the Freight Trans as they now run-ior
the period merely which they ssmbraese-that u.s.
special Train will leave Satfolkat p. NJ, for
Norfolk, Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and
9th Of October. in order To accommodate visitors
to tie Nansemond Fair from. Norfolk, Portsmouth
and vicinity. WILLIAM MALONE,
D.. Il t,nft
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SCHEME


by prizes amounting to, .......... 800 900
Whole Tickets so; Halves So; Quarters 50 10
APPROPRIATION Pass Ghe TWO preceding n nd
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
fFlZes having Approx inations Will be entitled Ia
the Approximation Prizes. according 10 Class ~
For example: If Ticket Number 1880 draws the
ltQ 600 Prize, those Tickets numbere Il2t3 1929
il25l, i252 Will zach he entitled to $500 If Ticket
40 500 draws the $50 600 prize, those Tickets num-
bered 5i5 5i5 SOL 552 wii each be entitled TO 500
aid so on, according 10 the boye Scheme.
Inc D Bto PTlAes OF $50 will he determined by the
last haure OF tha Number that draws the CAPITAL
Prze. For example If the Number drawing the
Capital PTlze ends with No. i, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in Will be entitled to 500
II the number ends with number 2, then all the
Tickets where the Num- Der ends in 2 will be emit
tied TO go, and too.
In ordering Tickets enclose the money to our
address for the Tickets ordered on rece pit of which
can have Tickets ending IN any figure they may
designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers aad Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
HA- Purchasers WILL please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State.
payable without deduction.
Ga All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid imme,
dlateiy alter the draw g-other Prizes at the usaa
time OF forty days, in FULL without deduction.
All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Orders for Tickets 10 be directed either to
W0OJ, EDDY CO., Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO, Atlanta Ca, n,
Or WOOD. EDDY h CO, Wilmington, Del,
kA- list of the numbers that are Drawn IRON
the wheel, with the amount OF the Prize that each
one - entitled 70, will be published aitef every
drawing IN the following ers;-AaGnsta Constl-
Richmond tVal DISPATCH, Paulding tallss.1 Ga
rions AND New York Times.
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OPERA GLASSES: SPY GLASSES. ua.
- RINE GLASSES, ac-The subscriber has
Pearl and Ivory OPERA GLASSES. MARINE
CLASPS Cha SP CLASSES, STEREOSCOPiC
VEN MICROSCOPES, NJ AG IN TFYfNf
GLASSES, &C.. &c. lie takes pleasprs in an y
nouncn! to his friends and public, that all of The
grove articles are OF the best quality hoping to Of
Ter sech inducements that cannot fail to please.
y A. MYERS, cor. MAN and psa Fl Is
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nATLnoAns. 20.

0UPtTB UFFICE N. -. y. ~
IsREAT SOUIHN ESA.
~ s. ERN MAIL RoE ~ ! ,cI,Dond
- r,--.. r,,n,i.' siie jr1ipia and Tennessee
s ns.t fsnnes,ss and Virginia East snnesses sd
Georgia and Memphis and Gnsp,ei 10 pass Nero
rb,ids ,rder three Years of ase FEE oyer .ne.r
respectivs roads to take effect on and after Noss-
Der LIST, 1859. -. r.n~oae and others, tins
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any ot9r
For further particulars, Apply 81 ade Ricbmond
nee = ich ~. ""N C. CAMPBELL, sup.
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.-nssA, CHIth ERfNG PiANOS.--A new
~ and full SUPPLY of these splendid lnStra-
III - ments have been received - ,
In addition to the beautiful BON DE NUN; me
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now tho B0UDoIR a splendid instrument oil an
upright form
The CHICKERING'S have received - First PT'zs
Medals, all over renowned competitors and from
first rank Institutions and Fairs OF America and III
Europe. They have manufactured and sold nofe
Pianos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have ema1ated the t'sl
and most permanent Improvements that hsse
brought the Piano 70 its present perfection aNa y
tho great capital thes have invested ~ ranuisc-
turing convenIences, they can sell tuH h'V per
cent. cheaper than any other factory. None ol
their instruments leave the wareroom without
their having been fuis inspected ty the best ARTISTS
AS their factory has never more than one agency
in city, IN Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by tho subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sod ~ thts
ascucy.
Orders promptly attended to.
ARERooMs-N North side of Broad street.. ncM
Ninth, and at IL sPtTsToS X Bros. No. Is' VAIN
street. NATH'I CARUSt, Sole Agent
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MEDICAL. CARDIFF. PLUME offers his SER
WI vices to the public in the treatment of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. ?. claim to public favor-Oflice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel and
third house below Trinity Church, same side AL
Ways On hand, supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;' one of the very best
cines sent to order. All cemnY uIcations by letter
or otherwise promptly attsnde. to. Richmond, Va
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DRY GOODS, cARPET1No, Ao.


Z snfasfsssh Pse ssss': ~ a:iF
ssn,. s, as - yss.a "a =, ~ ~
adss III spT nsa 4 rom - 81 cts et selling
other places fr tw,es The money , 'nS n,sss ana an
wards that you can and in Richmond, 10 at JOS.
sfRAusE's.
cts a:sf s sfs az $50 Ja. 1eseived ano,I.r lot
ot these cheap Mant,llas. Raxlans ard clpaks,
ge'us oil very fast; 1000 dozen ladies and Children
seryants' Blankets. at half the,r value; Ticking,
Slannels. Sa'inetts, Cassmsres, tor Men and Boys
wear. at all prices; Bieached and Brown Shirting
am, Sheetng at prices to please everyhody. Car
pesngs of great many aaalites, and the prices SO
t Gs T c per ca, ss and g.
wooden and great many more Goods too numsr-
al '"' cheapest nSs' sr rS No Main ST.
ELEGANT STOCk OF DR. GOODS
Offer our friends and strangers visiting the Fair,
the hest stock Of hrst class retailing DRY GOODS
IN FANCY SILKS, we are Offering great bargains
Rich Silk ROBES at S2S, worth s45.
kicn raus De Lame ROBES;
Large sock freneh DE LANES.
Sa;in. Faxed MERINoFS and Rept MERINoES.
VALENTIAS, P0PLINs and POLL DE CHEW
Lace an, Muslin SETS and COLLARS.
Rich lie Lame ROBES at 50. worth Sn.
The b,st Beached sHIRTINGs ever sold at s, TO-
and '2ts cents;
PERKINS X co, No. III. Eagle Square.
y EMOVAL.-LEOPt'LD ROSE mas removed
- to his a HSS Ssfs sf HsE sirts at
And has III store p large and Varied stock of
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES, &c..
sas 9en be h sntr a
goods Cheap POI S SfIP III Hin cALI loo sim III
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s LATE ROO FING.

JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
!" no has had twenty FIVE years experienca in tbe
business, rs prepared To put on SLATE ROOFS III
eEer' description, and with the best materials at
anoIt notlce. SPECIMENS of his work can be seen
on application. and orders left at his Office ON Main
street, near 9Th. or at the Office Of Albert j..
attended to. oe ia. 6uss
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a FALL, 1s59.-HATS CAPS AND
AFURS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON. successor
TO Binfofi Dickinson Weisiger, e Main ST.;
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
the most favorable terms. especially for the Vir-
giaia, North Carolina and Tennessee Trade: com
prisng all the LATEST and MOST FASHlONA-
BILE STYLES. TOO numerous to mention. which
will be sold at wholesale and retail on the most
favorable terms
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price. quality or style 1t
car ha ilrnaseph
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DIRE lRsGH WHISkEY.-Rece .,o-
y das. thydAgh Custom House. one punebeon
81 s'ewaTt'A Sslehrased Irish Mali Whiskey.@
l Lpose she appreciate glass OF genuine Hot
Mhtskey fnHeb have now an opportunity 10 gel r
suyply. dhefal discount made 10 Rextsnr.na
i,;sae.s s ma q S,oeer "a snd dealer in Wines,
LIST 70 hANp- IS bo.e s' RsI.,,n.' below h 9Th
b Ia d. 10. Potstoes, " bags of Cameo
bS;sas.. ~'~s''.'.'' H'icVGFb 'NSYtEc.