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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25


s KENNEDY's MEDIcAL. DIscovERy.-We
never could have believed that any one Or
ticle could have bad such q sale as hssItbis
truly wonderful remedy. 1T bas spread
like wild6re not only through the stale
where il originsted l{Massashusetts,) but
its agents are daily forwarding their orders
from the remotest states Of the Union, aud
throughout Upper and Love-, Canada,T
This has all been done in the short space OF
twelve years; but before that period Of time
shall again elapsei we prophesy tha. i will
spread itself over another Continent, and
the Islands of the sea, and not q vessel
shall leave our docks that does not bear up-
on its manifests the name Of Kennedys
Medical Discovery. !, Wherever hnmors ex-
list this remedy should be found ,,go,sJ -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
The meeting on ,tbeO1 Ssh. inst
TIL Do,w1Eo.n M,ox,r "A TIL ,s-<

The meeting on ,tbeO1 Stihs inst.
The Republican Meeting on lest Thurs
day, the 18th inst, was much better in
point Of numbers, than was generally an
ticipated. No Bills advertising the, meet
ing had been printed, nor was. there any
persieular effort made to get a large turn
out. But with two or three exceptions,
the meeting was as good inpoiht Of mum,
bers as any that has been held here by Ell
ther party since 1910. .bsbHgo7
The speakers assigned u.s. for tie ocea,
sion, Messrs. BIseHAM, SApp and WELLER,
were neither of them on hand. Why they
did not come, is known only 10 themselves.
No notice was given Us in advance BY 'ei.!
ther of these gentlemen, that they could
not or would not be here, and It was only
known, when the hounhadcsme for orgau<
king the meeting, that neither aof them
were in attendance according to promise.
This is the third time within the last SIX
years that the Speakers assigned Us BY
the, State Central Committee, have failed
to eli their appointments, lsand hereafter,
they will please not make any more for
Holmes county. We viii get up our own
meetings, secure our own Speakers &cs-1
We do not however, wish to bepnderstoedl
as rejecting any blarneo upon Sthe' State
Central Committee. Their duty was dis.
charged when they made the appointment
upon the written pledge Of these men that
they would fill it. They expected them to
do 50, and probably viii not know but
they did until they get contrary inforna-
ton from some other source than the men
themselves. asoijacilJo Is lso1l hszi
fortunately, Dr., GA1tY,1 81 Frssasrhickss
burg, Wayne county, vas in town, and vas,
pfesssdsinto the service.s It is dne the DE-
to say that he came TO hear. and not to
talk, tina. he has nat been Oh the stump for
several years, and the invitation M to speak
was as unexpected. 10 him ssitwouldl have
been to any man in The erowd3iaa aoiiso1
aHis speech was sound in Republican
doctrine from beginning ton repd.uif, There,
was nothing said for effect. There was
no shifting OF. evasion. q There was no
dodging the issues. The speaker vas
plain and outspokep, and expressed frankly
and fully his views upon ailssquestiouss of;
State and National policy: He triumph
antly vindicated the principles Of the Re
publican party; sustaining his propositions
BY unanswerable arguHments.l Hesucess5
fully defended RepublieanismssgainstIths
charges Of secsionalism and oaltfaism, and
demonstrated that what iisipew @sblack Re,
publican docrrine" and denounced Ias dam.
geious to the Union lefI theD States, by the
Democrats Of Ohio, was Baftsn years Pea ago,
By these same Democrats, proclaimed g
pure Democracy" ss:rosqEoo 3 d3us
His speech was wen received BY he'Re-
publicans. How it was tecssised By thsir,
political opponents, was manifest sPy the
abuse which they vonldr heap iupon bis
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
,,...1,i ~ 81 10, ssidw,

E Abont ths only local item that We
can gather for this weeks paper, is, the .un-
eeremonius Kicking Of q red;besqaed dutch
man Outof "A groosfy,ls fswsnights ssipce.
Heicriea austlysArahs rksshsshsl,r but
the "Mash-shal" didn't come. We have
been particular to give shsasslos of lhis
mans hair as irsd.headsd dutchmsu are
pot very Plsntys When 20 sgstse Kicked
again, may the "Mash-sbsln be there tosee.
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Democracy and Kansas.


I There are iudications That another Kan
sas controversy 5 About TO agitate the
couhtry. The 1d1hirasfrakiou partisans are
mailing sssay Z o ae admission Of
Kansas into the Uhid tndef the Consti-
lion prepssed stWydjdotte. The Demo-
cratic members| |ofi sbe cenyention refused
10 sign The Cobsiitutjs1 and it is claim
ed that ID does not comply with the pro-
visions Of the aEnglish Bill, = and therefore
must be rejected. The policy OF M. Bu-
chansn maj Be tokeep open thscunnozers'
81 for the purpose Of killing of Mr.. Doug
las, but It viii be death also 70 the party.
The Southern politicians, of the Defnoent5
ic persuasion, viii Of course take Advantage
of any want of formalify m the Goussiyn.,
ton of Kansas, to;prevent that Territory
from becoming State. She has mortally
offended by her 7freeseilisms sud=wilt be
punished by exclusion rom Che Union as
long as possiblesa df she had consented to
become Slave Stale, she would already
have .had-her place among. The States, but
as she insists onthe abolition of slavery in
her limits, and there is-no hopecforsthe
Administration party within her borders,
in any shape she is 10 be made TO spfer
Territorial disadvantages sasalong as the
dominance Of the Democrats paIty 10 the
Government lasls.-N, 7. Ismes.. "a 40
--->>-- = ----=-- -,
State Hoard Of EqualIzaliOn.
Perhaps the most important Office to be
filled in each Senatorial District this year,
is that of member of the State Board Of
Equalizaiion 1t is an office in which ey-
cry man who owns property IS directly in
terested. la - sszs s.sss sis--ass ~ &c,
The Board is composed OF one member
from each State Senatorial District aud
the duty of the Board Is TO take the valu-
alton of the property. in each county, -
made by the appraisers, and soequslizeEthe
value of one county with1another tbat1eaeh
county shall pay a proportion Of The taxes
equal 10 the taxable value of each eosntJ
compared with each other eountysTss 81
That is to say, the Appfaisess'ef ose
county may appraise too high, and those
of another county .'may appraiss too low,
in proportion tozthe average value of prop
erty, and it viii be the duty of the Board
of Equalization 10 bring such and al coun-
ties up or downin sppraisementte sucb q
degree as viii ensure, in the opinion ofthe
board, an equality. .ii7-5 sss isss s's1s,as ~,
Property holders win therefore see tbat,
upon the Judgment and ability of the men
of the Board Of Equalization hangs the
raising or lowering Of their agerage .aSa-
ton. - - - '"-
This board at Columbus the
lst Monday in next November, and each
member will receive out Of the State freas-
ury the sum Of s., 90 per day, and $500
for every rs miles necessarily Travelled m
going to and from Columbus = 'ssssh
1t will take from one to three months
for the boa! d TO finish its business. p
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

No ,PsoscRIrgIos.-S., g.; DopeE,, Of
Indiana, 10 DoBglas Democrat, employed
inatbe Pension Office was recently tiisu
charged and npon app lyipg @ Secretary 81
the Interior 70 know the Gauss, was ina.
formed that be vas suspected OF being in
favor ofths pousisstion of Mr.. Douglas ~
Still We ARE tod Mr. BRhanah sddss hot
want y Be candidate ior rs1elssssielaa 81 lal,.;s 8
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

siBEcoNISa AFRIoAsIkED.+The State of
South Carolina is now taking a census,
and in seventeen parishes there is de-
crease of oyer 900 whitesssince 1856,
while the blacks hays largely increased
At this rate the Palmetto State will soon
be- Airicsuised.Id ilsisorib s1A oW" syzs
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

r Religious Notice.-The Rev. U.J. KSIsELY,
will preach In the Lutheran church, on the rst Sabbath
of Sept being the 4th of said month at half psst 10
o'clock and also at Monroe chur half past two
P. .ss11zi.I Esf q bsqaols %
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
Plnndeslng the Treasury,

q A Washington dispatch Of the letl'
states that Major French, Pay Clerk Of the
Bureau of Construction Of the Treasury Ds-
partment,, had been arrested upon q charge
Of defacation and altercatin ofvouchers, and
had given security, in 100000 Maj.
French was educated at West Point, had
never entered the Army, but was employ
ed under Maj. Bowman as Civil Engineer,
having a salary of $4,000. yes 90 q ba,aas
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25


THE LESLIES' COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLE
/ --w0RKAND EMBROlnERYs Containing clear and
practical Illustrations whereby any any one can eas-
" learn how do ell linda Of psln a11 fney Ses-
- dlework, fapestry-Wsrk, rsrkish Nexk. 1ssinn,
Chenille, Braid, etc., Berlin Patterns Enbrok1asy
Stitches all kinds, Lace mutations, Mosaic Canvse
Canvas Work, Crotchet, KnittinG Ne&tlpC besf
6 Work, Russian Crotshst, EdRiagx IscsS ~ Rriaf
scarfs, shawls, lCoaazs Slipser, Csls' lSsoSs
s5s s5,idias Ss,.,;.. and 1Ppass lsRlses2
austration and diagrams i1as(71}ivs ID a tie ~
rious stitches ID thoeo u1eo and fzshioua1le aSmi
. ployments, shevingat 4 slnprs a an hGns1Dpshs,
any ono or AZ of he tho.sRads of a1l5<I<a "a al
kinds Of Necd1e-wofk, Emoroiderics, a. rl6<d
- In this work. ~ His L&nabsr<l = - afifi
i90ne yainus rnos, doth Prss - - ;>,s1sssI
lter ss's ssiesdnea 3zaassSlb y
MAJOR JoSEs' couRrsIllP, n Il. shi<tSsa. M,
t5ssion, from designs BY =. o, Han@y. = :, =, -
For als at the p a'--2 sHEkH00x SfonR ~
eHaReoaL sxsrcHEss Byss<yx .. MA. saw,th1
- Itnstrasions aattil-- 1t1fi E9tFsF1Ks sfff a.
forsais asshso slead - q BOOK sreRH.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
TO OUR PA!rRoNs.

To such of them as know themselves indebf-
ed to US, (be it much or little. J uwe wonld.say
that we very much need money, and that if they
viii cali and pay us, they shall, one and all have
our best wishes for their future happiness. Q Our
weekly expenses are large. andthereeeiptss lat-
teriy, have been very small. Wehope this viii
be attended to BY all. 49,. HTe.l, So,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
kg-Dont fofaet 10 sppoiut yoaf Dele

o. O. fzsDolft forget 10 sppOipt yoaf Dele.
gates u tie Republican Nominating y, pH ~ Cor
ysntions 70. sssepbls ip AillssEsb,gg. on
saturdays Sspfsss i've fnnstput ID NOM
iuationf On chat ocsasieaA TisksotAst will
knox thas q our oppOSshhts. .aiSta aSsosfed
baff .s0oS italsft sdi 70 il ssoid 81
psr - hazLli "a a .sz,fs a s1sw s.sdi
-.erAassnsiOnvis directea &c shs 4a.
yettisemsnt u Messrs, McesoNY &ch &c.
HEAD, iip fqsTdlagy;ss paper They have . .
good stock and are cleverms o,zi i,-e,7
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

sea man viii learn something BY reading
RepdbiieaE papers. y F1armsfl5 p nEfa %
aEsIis bot likely to learn anythinga fhata
is, very useful 70 him By reading Demo lssI
cratic ones, II 20 4rr f,rtrl e.lT .s.dlaio
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25


re- Two Democrats rs liyiag ipp ilhe lspluri lsoun-
try were lately engaged in q conversation
about certain candidate toibea voted for
at the Primary Election on the 18th inst.
They both declared that they would not
vote for him. They met again, 1.-THE
polls, whereOMrs A.'charged his neighbor
with having done what a few days before
he said be would not do. ssWell,s said
he, q was ip MiIllersburg afterwards and
he took me into a Grocery and treated, so
1 ahoughtI would vote for him. "buHSo,n
said Mr.. A., ayoulvoted for the glass Of
whisky and not him., The other one
couldp't tseesit in this light. esii Of yYsaia u
,R If; We dared believe some of the
candidates before the, late Democratic Pri.
mary Election, aimsjority of them then
before tie people for their votes, must have,
been Is, horny set Of rascals as ever went
fr.s-8b 70 ~. All8 silfftslsi Oa 81 8.04 -i-oi
unhung. There seemed TO, be but one
trouble with these office-seekers, and that
was TO Rnd language harsh snoughin which
to traddce Interpolation Of other aspirapts'
for the same Office, The contest over. we,
Supposed they would cool off give each eth.
eracordlsl demoeratio hug and LET fighting
aioheI until the next campaign. This has
Been ltbe practice heretofore, hut this tail
50 mueE. bad feeling was .epgendered that
it win take long while to work it off,
1siigs7 on ,7Jiy77I.1'l1s > E17JTs7 u 10
T A caEdidateoo of 1.-The opposition in
this ieoubtyobeasted incur hearing, q few
evenings since, that bis liquor bins in Nil.
Iersbusg. ameuBted ter Efsyy Dollars -
Whst tsthegress ameupt aallever theacouni
tyisy iIssdid NOT say..s sdI qn basosa ysGT
~ bake--+ 4.ss 4a lAssssr<es\ ess - - eea5 nsoil
sEEfAsDemoentiinfotmedJust the other
dag; chat itS~as useless forothe Republicans
81 this county, toigfe up a Ticket, IS they
would y. beaten apyhoyS wei, eap,t thsy
seitoukapd 60 tor rAiissevriiasm16ltsg Hsglo
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
DIR ROBxCK,s REMEDIES:

We publish 10 another column. df to-days pap<r an
article copied from tie Cineinnzti Times dese116tv of
Dr.. Robacks extensive 1edfcsl estsblhm sut In tAaf
great and deserved popnar with an elasses hss
been but short time snee these remefea we're inro
duced into our section of eountfy ysk Dr
Robacs agent h this place, informs - that his sales
OF the Blood Pills and Hood Purifier now hr exeeed
those Of all other ned1dnes for wheh be Is agent
bned The reascn for this is That they have o0dthe
test Of rractieal experiences. We knos ths not only
from the mouths Of others but Ne have used then IN
our own family with the very best rS<ults For Al dis
eases Of the blood general whether prceeedisg
all kinds of ailneuts recommend the ScsDdiDsxizn
Remedies, a. the ySRy -BEsr medicines extanE Ihey
permanent and deserved reputation, which wi fsSdsr
them .reees.ity n ssezy hziyE Nspolsss, o. Nosth
" est 4sren .iessd hzs ssa11Ezrks etfsu
Sea Advertisement - s,-~,-ss :, -. u -.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

wThe following is the vote east ID the
several eye Il tQ5wsiips for Treasurer and sherif,
at the primary election held in this eoun-
lyon the 18th instss For The balance of
the candidates. chosen on THAT oecasion
there was not d much Of a contest: Es...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
By |. & g. b. Davenport.

GROCERIES, SC, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY. l4th April, we will sell, at 10
cerias, viz:
Coffee and Crushed Sugars
Laguayra and Java Coffee
New York Extra syrup
Portland do
NERum
Rectifed and Old Rye Whiskey
Tanners Oil
Green and Black Teas
Vinegar; Starch
Soap; Candles
cole Leather
Bacon Sides, &c &C.
Terms: Under sloo, cash; slCO aud over, months
credit for approved paper
APPS Il q DAVENPORT Aucts
ADDITIONAL
LJCORICE-20 cases Licorice
pURE IMPORTED BRANDIEs AND
lines AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY. the
iith APRIL at 10 O'clock will SELL at our auction
stor '' ~ ~ N'''"
200 packages French Brandies
, sherry, Port. Madeira and Champape Wines
seal ~ ~
nRMs-Under 500. cash; 500 and over, four
mol tbs credit, for approved paper
az Il q DAVENPORT Aucta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LEASE

COMmISSIONER'S SALEOF LEASE
NJ Ne HOLD INTEREST. ON BROAD STREET.
NEAk CENTRAL RAILROAD DBPOT-In pnr.
h. OF Ia decree entered On the 5h day Of July
In the case Of Wallis va Wallis and ais. shall as
spec,1ai Comlmnlsson0r thereby appointed proceed
10 sell. on TUESDAY, the 26th day of April 1889
at to'c,cck. NJ. at public auction on the premises
i the ieasehold interest estate in the property
ea ag d on sr2sd street in said ely conveyed
to John Oorsn. trustee. for the plaintiff and her ch
aIen, me defendantS in this suit. embracing twer-
ty-ve feet On said Broad street. near the Denot of
the Virginia Central Railroad and being more mar.
ticuisrls described in exhibit fled with the plain
tiff's bill. " ''- ii"'A
TERas-The purchaser 70 pay the future ground
rent 10 tee landlord as it regularly accrues accord
S 70 ne terms OF the lease. (Which will be exhi
hoid the property, subject to the terms OF said
lease end as 70 the amount to be paid ab1v ind be-
yond said ground rent, one fourth thereof to be
rad IN c4sh, and the balance in 6 and II months
from the day OF sale with interest from that dav:
ior the credit 1nstslmen's. the puroha TO exc
cute negotiable notes. occurred either by good and
sufhcIent endorsers. or by trust dsed on the raid
leasehold interest. '
GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts. Wan
ap l4-2tawlwtdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
by Thos. W. Keesee. Auctioneer.
IOfice corner of 18th and Cary streetsI
rXECUTRIX SALE OF HORSES.

EXECUTRIX SALE OF HORSES,
IA MULES, COWS, CARTS, ROCKAWAY AND
HARNESS, FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Ar AUCTION
Intending to remove to the city, 1 shall sell, on
THURSDAY morning. April I4th. commencing at
10 O'clock, at my residence, Rural Shades on the
New Fridge road, about %. miles from Richmond.
all of the Horses, Males. Cows, Carts. Reckaway
and Harness (nearly new), Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
TERMs-Al suns under $40 cash. over that
amount 80 days credit for approved endered nego-
gotiabe paper SARAH T0MPkINs,
Executrix of Il. g. Tompkins decd.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsER. Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

EYOR RENT.-The Eagle and Bellemont
L Mills, belonging to the Fredericksburg Water
Power Company, situated at Falmouth. will be Of
fered for rent for the year, from the lat Of July
next, at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the 2lss
inst in front OF the Planters House in the town
az Fredericksburg. the renters will have the priv
ieae OF an election at the meeting, 70 take term
Of one year or Of three or i've years.
rraasriekshurc ApriI g. 1853. ap lids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
AUCTION SALES.
Future RATG
EASTERN VIEW FOR SALE.-Com.

EABTERN VIEW FOR SALE.-Com-
= a.. mris,oner's aale Of the TRACT OF LANDcalled
nAsTERN VIEW. In the lower erd OF Hanover
G.un.y, containing 2l3 acres, aud OF A NOT HER
SMALL TRACT. near by containing 81 acres
pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
day d March, 1851 10 snit shereu de sne istn
In which George w Gretter and William Rre,,Ss'
merchants and partnera, trading under the firm
plaintifs, aad William Smith and others are La
iendants the undersigned. the Commissioner there.
On mined ,ha is, vii on The premisss eastern View
clock. n, proceed to self the two Tracts Of Land
it g large and comfortable dwelling house, in FOOD
repair. Kitchen. stable and other necessary out.
pair 1t adioins The lands IF DR. Cooke. Jpo Tor.
bin and others. Eastern View il one of tbe most
commanding and beautiful situations in Lower VIZ
Inc other Tract has improvements on il. MT
YIN smith. residing near the premises will show
Terms oneb oRs ~ of bs To
tract to De paid in cash; the balance in hree equal
,nsta,meDts; at twelve; eighteen and twenty fonr
me purchasers giving bonds, with good security
Dearng interest from the day of SALE and the title
retained until ell the purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered By the Court.
ap l4-2awtds WIN o WINSTON, Com'r.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SO "a
~ ~ ACRES OF LAND. NEAR HANOVER COURT
a USE The undersigned, Commi5sioner appoint.
~ "! decree OF the county Court OF Hanover in n
SUIT therefa depending under the style Of Wing.
neld &c, against Wing6eld, will, On the premises
on the GIL DAY of MAY, 1853. proceed 10 sell the
ABOVE mentien-d lot of Land This Land adioirs
the lands of Mr. joseph WingfeId and Others II
mas no improvements 1t is within * miles of
Hanover Court House. VI
IERMs-tne-third In cash; one third On a credit of
month";; the remaining third on credit of 10
months-the credit pay nents to be on interest from
tne Gay OF sale secured by bonds with good perscn
sec urty, and the title 70 the Land aimed until
the further order of the Court.
me title is believed to be perfectly good
ap !t-2awtds WM o WINSTON Ccm,r
SHERIFF'S SALE. will be sold. ON
~ SATURDAY, f3i Ap.il. 1859, at the shop of T ]
mite corner p and Main streets at public auc.
zen for cash. the following property TO sat.afY
a'u rle'a' in my hands. in favor of Van Lew. Tay.
lor 4 20 vs. White: Two Bellows: 2AnyiIs: 2
sieose hammers; small Hammers: ! Drill Press.
ZDray AXles; pair Lathe Heads: lot Iron assert,
9a; Cinck; Get four horse Wagon Wheels: hbI
Jar Jar; pair Dray Wheels; pair Dray Wheels. I'M.
nnlshed; Z pair Tongs; lot of Spoke Timber.
ABOUT 1000; lot Plank. assorted; Sleigh: LOT
AIMS q lot Axle Timber; Work Benches; Vices:
d 1o6 Cainp screws; lot Hickory Timber, about
4oo0 feet; lot Split Timber Office attached to the
shor; iand Saw; MortisinQ Machine; a lot Pain.
cans and Paint; Chop Axes; 2 Iron Clamp Serews:
Adze. John w " PTGuT n
dp if-tQ For III X Elyson & G r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

A uCTI0N SALE on BOOKS

rrr,,. ON
oHsD :. r. EVENING, ApriI MI, 1859,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK, r. M.
BY Il. ID. COOK.
Consisting Of "Shhsf BoOhS,
reports OF the Routes for the Pacific p.,,,oaa
The Topography. Zoology and RE-, ns. y s,
Lieut. ellis Gillian Expedifien so,s
Lieuts Herndon and aibbon On, The a,,.,o,
charts and Maps OF the Coast snryey
American State Papers, 10 vols
Architectural Plates
Caatractors Road Rook
McCisnnan on the Crimean Expedition with
-, expositions Of the European Armies
Blue Book United states
Catalogus of Patents
Marcy Red River Report
Emory's Report of the ella Expedition
All expensiyely illustrated with numerous Steel
Topper and Wood Engravings, In the highest style
OF art, &c. Zee catalogue.
ap9 rp CopK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

s4S FOR BALTIMORE VIA NORFOLK
Tsxst6 me regular packet schr WILLIAM SPEAR
1asaes, master, having portion of her cargo en-
aha gong on board, viii have Dispatch For
NH 2S-ts N f,oroy,,rr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
1870 SPRING TRADE. 1S59
ELLETT Il DREW EX,
.KP0RTEPS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
iYFORE{GN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

J~f Fch EtGN Avn OC-HESL4G
DRY GOODS,
No l. Pearl Street, Richmond Ia.
We have the pleasure OF Offering to the merchants
q Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee the
Arrest and best stock of
DRY GOODS
have ever been able TO exhibit.
Clchning our business principally 10 piece goods,
have bestowed much tine and labor 10 get up a
rrs rate stock, aud feel satisfied that no house in
this country can cftsr better selected stock OF
English and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets and Cambrics
Fine French and English Organizes and Chal-
lies
Fancy Rsreges Delaines aud Yalentias
Robes Of every style in Lawns. Jaoonets, Or.
CANDIES Bareges Chaiiies and Delaines
SiIis Poplns Check q kcoss Millainas
Laviila Cloths, Dehages, &c
In White CaTnbries, swiss @rslins, Irish Linens,
&c ne haze. OF oar own importation. a large stock,
which we will sell lower than we have ever been
able 10 d before.
In goods Ter centIemen's and boys wear. ourstcck
is very large sud varied, and cheap as we have
ever been bic 20 sell them
We have 81 extra large stock OF goods fer ne
ETocs, such as
German and Scotch Linen Burlaps
Farmers Drills Linen Ducks
Heavy Cotton Tvills and Ccttonades
Plaid and Striped Dome5tcs
Plaid and Striped O2nabuTgs
DENNIS, &c.
ITO all Of which We ash special examination by
49, trade We are determined 70 meet the maj ket
Houses. ELLETT DREWRY.