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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters testa-
y mentary ON the last will and testament
OF WILLIAM kEINERD, late of Hartley
township, Union county. deceased. have been
granted TO the undersigned, by the Register OF
Union county, in due form of law therefore, ,all
persons ndehtedt to said estate are requeStrdto
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same vii! present Them
duly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE BOUP, Executor.
Hartley, July -, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
Notice to Heirs of Engel Schrader

W. Union County, IS: The Common
l.. :. weath of Pcnnsylvania-to Hannah
: Wv >chrader InIermarried with Jacob
Schawver; Catharne Schrader ntermarried
with Peter Bingham, which Calharne since
died, leaving eight chIdren, VIZ. Elizabeth
married to John Gearhar,, Julian married To
Thomas Swarrz Frederick, John. Hannah
married 10 Jacob Dries. Calharlne married To
Aaron Kline, Maria married to Jacob ReiSh,
and Lavina married 10 Joseph BrunEer. Uhe
said Frederick and John Bingham, two Of the
children of said Catharne, are dead and left
ISSUE but is not known To the Court how many; that
Jacob Scrairr Of Engr Schrudcr, deceased died in
the LIFETIME of hiS said fat and left two children,
tu wit Jacob and Hannah which Hannah l. intermar-
ri-i with Jacob stock, that all the above named heirs
reside the SNYDER except Jacob Ersh and
Mariah his WIFE who resides somewhere in the State OF
Michigan and heirs ot Frederick BinEaman, deceased.
who reside Bcyirw, in the STAT" OF ONO D
heirs and legal c>rutatvcs of Euge Srhracr late Of
Hartley township, IN The said county Of mon, deceased
Grpeting:
Whereas, by an Inques; held for that purpose duly
AWARDED by the orphans Court Of the rounty Aforesaid
Tho Heal Estate ui the said En-e SchTai-r, deceased
siiuat- ia Hartley township, Union county, adjoining
aus Of Jacob Bin the Fast Ienns creek on the
south and North. and lands Of Henry frtrron the
truances. which said rra! estate valued and nfrri'
el and Tor the Of one hundred and hity dollars
l:l50onl:
Ana whereas none the heirs Of the said deceased a
rrarei Court the of the said nIusti"u 10
premises therein mentioned At the hIrraisrmrnt
You aud every yuu hereby citrd 20 be aud appear
the general orphan Court TO he held at Lewis
bur the county of Union, the 18th day OF Sep
truhcr next To- accent the real described in the
writ and Ingu,ition at the valuation thereof or show
cause Why tn. shall not decree the same t" be- sold
the Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
at Lewisbur; the 10th day ot Juuc. A y 49,
SAMUEL EOUsH, Clerk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
Union County Stars LewiSJurg Chronicle
An iyDErENbESI FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Issued Fra}ays, at Le~isjuTy, Cnion Co.Fa.

TERNS-:l.5u per year, TD re- PuD IN AnvANcE-and
the rate LONGER shorter period. Thus 30
viii pay for four months - cts Tor siN months. dol
Tor eight mont dol tor sixteen months dol for two
years - Tor four copies year, 80 for ten copies one
year sc. Siuge Nos, cts. Payments by mail (rnii)
r.civsI in gold postage stamps, bank notes at their
value Most kinds Produce received at the Office.
F-N hen th' time expires for which paper is paid,
(une>s We have n running account it is STOPPED.
ApyEKTIsENFNrs Handsomely published, at so cts per
square week, p ct each after iuserton dol for six
months, dol per year Halt SIuare-2d cts, IL cts =
dol, dol. Two Siuarcs-lj1. Loo 500 Merchants. q
not over fourth column 10 dol per year. Other
sizes may he agreed upon. square is l. lines or
smallest type Ii Of next larger Advertise uat
drnora zin tendency. and large cuts, not admitted.
Communications desired on topics oi general interest
accompanied hy the writers real aud address
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located III the Office
ofth- SIr Cir"Hih by which oiUu insert important
New in advance of the Philal. Mails.
Connected with the Olcr ample materials for most
kini. Of JOB PRINTING, which viii he executed with
nca'nr>- aud despatch and on reasonable terms.
N-tn-ua AIyer IsemrTtS to hc paid for hen handed
in, and job Work when delivered.
ALL Euis PRESENTATION.
o OFFICE on Market square north side second storey
Mardrn a cornelius.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

SAMUEL c. WILT Esq. Of Ilar.
Teton was declared the nominee.
Resolved, That the President ap,
point a Standing County Committee
for the ensuing year.
The President requested Delegates
to name q Committeeman for their
respective Districts, and the following
were returned
r. NJ. Musscr, Lewisburg North w.
VIM. Jones do South W.
David Hcrbst, Buffaloc.
Michael Brown, East Buflaloe.
Conrad Sheckler, West Builaloe.
Mark IIalfpenny, Hartley.
Shcm Spigelmyer, llartlcton.
Peter Geycr, Kelly.
John Hover, Lewis.
Geo Chambers, Limestone.
Thomas Gutelius, MifIlinburg.
James Harrison. New Berlin.
Aaron Smith, White Deer.
Charles Cawley, Union.
Having transacted all the busin-
css before the Convention ad iourned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
Issue List for Sept. Term. 1879.

II, -, r,- N,nt Vcrm 1870
lHH"o LIo' l"i W p l IT. io"''
Reuben SieHInStF vS Aired hheaSS
John Hand - S'aic Mutual lhs.to
L . Campbell q al ES ltCd ~ MARI
David S.enlnGeT yS W IN ii Mari
]. + Albright y Adam Schreck &C
Francis krch " Alexander Ammons
Daniel Raa@lrr - John LaQp
S& DWcIlensauI II Shirk vs. Church@forrey
Levi Shoch, deeds admrS IS lcar2er
Martin Reed, minor, &c vS L Drelsoach
James Russell y Jacob Dunkie
Christian Bar.ch ys Daniel RcLner
same same
John KeS>ler IS Gedte>, Marsh Go
Philip Sec5olt v Peter Beaver Il al
Abram and John Aurand - ChaS F6Schat!e
Martin q Reed sc Us John Roland
George Nickel - Le.b & LeIb
John Mover y wife same
I,aac X Dul6ir vS Henry RIhle
Daniel Renalcr jr ys CAanheriln & Stout
Abram Wolfe vs. Beaver Ged VI y Go
Reber ~ MuSSer Is corporation Um:erSIty
IL NJ WuiIner Is Jacob kio>S
Samuel II OrWig - Henry " CrulZer
) /. Beck vS DeiTIri x Saeck!cr
ReI>h * ReISh " Peer RtISh'S Adm rs
Chas > CrIz rs VIM b Shrlner
Saml l. Beck vs. Charles Stces
John Marty vs. John Bally
same vs. others
ThoS Ii orwiS for : OrwlS vs. NJ kanck
Scots PrcNby Il church NS ''hh NJ o"i
Israel Hcyer vS Aaron HmIIh
VIM kaufman y ie'ct hau"i''ah -Auihr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

DCBLlC notice is hereby given that JouS
DuSKLE, one of the Committee of the
person and estates of J,hn Rahsr and He>tsr
E1Lsr, o: Buffalo township, Union county, has
filed IN the Prorhonutary'S Office in aud Tor
the county Of UnlCn, AT LcwIsnurg, his ac-
count as COMMITTEE Of the SAID john Baker
and Hester Baker, and that the same will be
presented 10 the Court of Common Pleas of
SAID county for confirmation and allowance
on FEInAr, the 10Th day of September next,
al the Court House al LewiShurg IN the coun-
" aforesaid. SAMUEL ROUSlI, Proth'y
August l6, 1859 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
REGISTERS NOTICE.
.'0TlCE is hereby given TO all con-

~ cerned, that the following named persons
have Seuled their accounts IN the Register S
O.ice at LcwlSburg, Union county, and that
the SAID accounts will be presented for coniir-
nation aud allowance at the Orphans Court,
10 be held at LEWlSBURG, for the county of
Union, on the third Friday of SEPTEMBER
nexl,bcing the i5lh dav Of said month, VIZ:
!. The Account of Agnes Wilson, Execu-
irN of John +. Wilson, who was one OF the
Administrators Of J,in va, late Of the Bor-
oogh of iIarteton, dc'd.
>. The Account OF John b. Linn, Admin
lS,ra'or of Frederick HcLier, late of the Bor-
oush Of Mlnlnburg. dc'd.
J. The Account of Thomas Hayes, Guar
dan Of George j. and Nancy Wilson, minor
children Of samuel Wilson, dc'd.
L. The Account pt Nara Zimmerman.
Mmn,,'rarris cot fmIa. HEuum1r, late ct
-4s.lcu- r.. rt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

DtBLlC notice is hereby given that JoxA-
THAN NoLrr, Assignee of Jo4R H,us stfan.
Of LewlShurg, Union county, has filed IN the
Prohonotary' Office, IN and for the county
Of Union, at Lewlshura, his account as As
sIgnee of the said Juhn Iioughlon, and that
the same will be presented 10 the Court OF
Common Pleas Of SAID county, for confirma-
ton and allowance, on FRInAY the 10Th dav
of September next. at the Court House al
Lewisburg in the county aforesaid.
SAMUEL ROuSH, Proth'y.
August l6. 1889 nd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

Some years ago, it is said, party was
travelling in a stage through the pines, and
saw in the distance what they supposed
was the frame of log house. On sp-
preaching, they found it was the skeleton
Of a mosquito which had starved to death, !,
the Aesh having fallen from the bones.
Rather tall Chat is, "ialp musqui'o
and no. ",alt' story, By no manner Of
means,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
The Clay Family.

IAN old letter writer in 1913, by the
late Rev. Porter Clay, then preaching at
Alton, Ill, gives the following facts in
regard to the origin of the Clay family j
Your wishes to know something about
the history of our family could not be
gratifed within the limits of letter. The
following concise accounts must suffice
In the reign of Queen Elizabeth, Sir Wal
ter Raleigh brought over to the Virginia
plantations, among others three brothers,
sons of Sir John Clay, Of Wales, England.
He gave them .el0, 900 each, which was a
very large fortune at that time. Their
names were Charles, Thomas and Henry.
They settled on James river, near James
town. Two of them, Charles and Thomas
had large families. Henry had no child
rem. The name Henry has been handed
down in both branches of the family
with great tenacity ever since. Cassius
NJ. Clay is descendant of Chas. Clay
Henry aud myself from Thomas Clay.
Thus the two brothers alluded to are the
progeni,ors of all the Clays in the U. S.
My father, as you have heard, was a
clergyman of the Baptist denomination.
lie died in early life, leaving seven child
ren-four sons and three daughters all
of whom died without children, with the
exception Of Henry and myself. My
mother was married the second time, and
raised family of six children, two of
them are still living-Nathaniel W. Wat
kins and Frank Watkins, residing in
Missouri. My brother Henry has had
eleven children-six daughters and five
sons. The daughters are all dead, and
one son, Ii. Clay, Jr., who vas killed at
the battle of Buena Vista-his wife hav-
ing previously died, leaving three children
who are with their mothers connection in
Louisville. Three of my brothers sons
are settled near him, in the neighborhood
of Lexington. Two Of these, Thomas and
James b. Clay are married and doing well
one lawer, the other farmer. John,
the youngest, whom you saw at Washing
ton, is with his father at Ashland. Thso-
dore, his eldest son, is in the Lunatic Asy-
lum in Lexington, confirmed lunatic.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

JOHN B1LGER of Miillinburg was
thereupon declared duly nominated.
Nominations for County Conan,issione,
were made as follows:
SAM'L MARSHALL, White Deer.
SAM'L BOOP, New Berlin.
GEO. GUTELrUs, Mifllinburg.
Ben. w. THOMPSON do
FRED. BoLENDER, Limestone.
JAMES BLAIR, Lewisburg.
JOHN GABLE, West Builaloc.
WIN. RULE, Buffaloe.
ARCH. THOMAS, Union.
The name Of Mr.. Thompson, who
appeared in Convention with five
Dclegates,was withdrawn-he having
promised so to do if the Prothonotary
was awarded TO Mifllinburg.
Proceeded to vote, as follows
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

The reign Of Folly at the watering pla-
ces is prosperous one, this season. Ex-
travagance in jewels, laces, meat and
drink, and the other materials, was never
so startling. One lady at Saratoga has
been entertaining twenty Of her friends at
dinner, at an expense Of sioO. A New
York banker went little ahead of that,
aud for the feeding Of twenty-eight, paid
$3.50. An ambitious Southerner, how.
ever, capped the brandial climax BY dis
bursing the sum Of fourteen hundred dol
laIg fer one meal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

.. The Account Of Israel Beaver. Admin
iSirator Of J1cob Hanck, late of Lewis Tp., dc d.
b. The Account of Hugh p. SheIl,r, Ad-
mniSrator Of William WILSON, Jr.. late of
Kelly Tp., dc'd.
GEORGE MERRILL. REGISTER.
Registers Otl,re, Lewi>burg, Aug. To- 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
Assembly Conference.

The Conferees representing the Op
position in this Assembly District, nc,
at Boyer's, in Fremont, Snyder Co..
Tuesday, seth Aug. 1859, viz. o.:
Juniata-S L.Kurtz, W III Paterson, ,J.M.Sellers
Snyder ID. Boyer, Is.Gutehus, Ja.MInium.
Union-Wm.Frlck, G.F.Miller, Ch.CawIey.
Hon. JAMES VI. SELLERS was
chosen President Of the Conference,
and GEo.F MILLER, Esq, Secretary.
The following nominations for As
sembly were then made on the part
Of each county:
ROBERT G.. GALLAHER Of Juniata.
WIZ. f. WAGENsEILER Of Snyder.
Thomas HAYES of Union.
Five votes we're taken, with the fol-
follOWinr result
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

" LtTcupOn, IHUMAS ia Is
and WILLIAM I. .WAGENSELLER
were unanimously nominated for the
Assembly from this District.
Proceeded to elect Delegates to the
next State Convention-when III. III.
Wilson of Juniata and |. Gutelius of
Snyder were chosen, (Union voting
for R.E. .Glover.)
Messrs. Sellers, Gutelius and Miller
were deputed to report Resolutions
and the Conference adjourned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

spurned with Indignation by every Amer
lean citizen. We rejoice to find that
there are many patriots even in the South
ern States who are ruising their voices
and welding their pens against the accur-
sed project, in defiance Of the sire caters" F"
5th That Gen. Simon Cameron has
ably represented his constituents in the
councils Of the nation that he has always
stood up firm and unwaveriug to the in
terests Of Pennsylvania; in him We recog-
nize a man in every way well qualified to
hold the helm of our national government;
he is moderate in his views, but firm to
the interest of the whole cuoutry.
/ 9th. That Gen. Cameron is our first
choice for the Presidency of these United
States, believing that he would manage
the affairs of the nation with economy,
restore prosperity throug hout the country,
and dispel the dark cloud which has been
lowering over US.
9TH. Tha: if Gen Cameron should be
placed in nomination for the Presidency
by our party, We firmly believe that he
would carry the Keystone State, in 1860,
by an overwhelmulng majority.
Sih. That all praise is due to John ".
Forncy Of the Philadelphia Press, for his
independent course in opposing the profit
gacy of the National Administration,
and resisting with firmuess all attempts
made by Mr.. Buchanan and his office
holders to whip him into their ranks.
9th. That whilst We regret the enor-
nous national debt inflicted on our coun-
try through the administration Of Presi-
dent Buchanan, We rejoice that the fnan-
ces of our own beloved Commonwealth are
in prosperous condition; under the maj
agement of our able and efficient State
Treasurer, Hon. Eli Slifer, the State
Debt is very rapidly reduced-may high
er honors await him.
10th. That We have full confidence in
the triumphant election on the second
Tuesday in October, of Thomas f. Coch-
ran Esq Of York to the office of Auditor
General, and Gen. William Ii. Keim, of
Berks, as Surveyor General, and also in
carrying q handsome majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
llth. That We hereby pledge ourselves
to use all fair and honorable means to So.
cure the election of the persons this day
placed in nomination.
18th. That Robert V. Glover of Har- +
Teton be recommended for Representative,
aud o. N. Worden of Lewisburg for Sen
a,orial Delegate, on the part of Union
county, to the next State Convention, with
power to elect Conferees and to appoint
substitutes. /
Voted, That in choosing candidates
We pursue the usual course of marking
against the names of candidates as
each delegate may select, and that a
majority Of the whole vote given be
necessary to a choice.
Proceeded to vote for Assembly
THOMAS HAYES, of Lewisburg.
being the only one named, he was
declared nominated by acclamation
on the part of Union county. with
power to select his own Conterces.
Nominations for P'othonotary were
made as follows:
JOHN a. MERIT of Lcwisburg.
ID. ID. GULDIN do
WM. ROsHONG of New Berlin.
JAS W. SANDS of Miliinburg.
JOHN BILGER do
Proceeded to vote, as follows:
1st. ID. 3D.. 4th. 9th.
Nertz I I 8 IL s
rIl: q q
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

was declared duly nominated.
For Cornty .SUrveyor, CONRAD
SIlECkLER, Esq. Of West Bulfaloe,
being the only name presented, he
was nominated by acclamation.
For Couny Auclitor, the following
gentlemen were nominated
SAMUEL c. WILT, lIartlcton.
DAVID IIEEBsT, Buiialoe.
JoHN :. IIEIMBACH, New Berlin.
Proceeded TO vote. as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

At recent election, in St. Louis city,
on the question of Sunday liquor selling,
there we're 5,292 votes in favor, and ! AIS
agsinst-2,l2l maj against. The test
was demanded BY the liquor paIty.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

pERSoNS wanting change cf climate for bFshh sec Al
l v.russu.rl q Hsmucnlop Lsrts, s1cts5. e-!lnH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
MARRIAGE.

lSc.cS'eu AOi INV Sidi - ShASA4SAe'J
MARRIAGE.
"That man must lead happy life,
Who is directed by wife;
who's freed from matrimonial chains
Is sure to suffer for his pains.
Adam conld find no solid peace
Till he beheli a woman's face:
When Eve was given for a mate,
Adam was in happy state.
In all the female race appear
Truth, darling of heart sincere:
Hypocricy, deceit, and pride
In woman never did reside.
What tongue Is able to unfold
The wOrths in woman we beholdi
The f.ilings that In woman dwell
Are almost imperceptible-
Confusion take the men, say,
Who regard to women pay;
Who make the women their delight
Keep always reason in their sight
TRy slight transposition Of the shove, We have
very different story, viz.
IRE OLD B.cHEIoR's VERSION.
That must lead happy life
Who's freed from matrimonial chains;
Who is directed by wife,
Is sure to suffer for his pains.
Alan could find no solid peace
When Eve was given for a mate;
Till he beheld woman's face,
Adam in Il happy state.
In all the female race appear
Hypocrisy, deceit and pride;
TRUTH darling of a heart sincere,
In woman never did reside.
What tongue is able to unfold
The failings that in woman dwell
The worths in woman We behold
Are almost imperceptib!e.
Confusion take the men, say,
Who make the women their delight,
Who no regard to women pay
Keep always reason in their sight.
.---------s------------~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02

SAMUEL MARSHALL of White
Deer was declared the nominee.
Nominations for County Treasurer
were made as follows:
ROBERT II. LAIRD, Lewisburg.
WILLIAM JONES do
JOSIAH BAKER do
Mr.. Bakers name was withdrawn,
and proceeded to vote, as follows:
1st. I'd.
Laird IT IS
Jones II -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-02
ROBERT H.LAIRD of Lewisburg

was declared the nominee.
Nominations for District attorney
were made as follows:
JOHN i. LINN, Lcwisburg.
SAMUEL II. ORwIG do
ALBERT B. WORSE do
Proceeded to vote, as follows:
1st. I'd. Sd.
Linn 9 Il 10
Orwig 10 II IL
worse
IAIIS. I IN-N- 1, q & L I.,..: ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE D1YX
BY h. B. Cook, Auctioner.
CLEGANT CITY MADE FURNITURE

kxNLEdANT ClI1 MADE FURNITURE
IL AT ACCTION.-vn MONDAY, 18Th instant. at
10 o'clock, will sell. tho residence OF McAdsm
esq., on Meyo street near Broad, the whole Of his
Haus hold aud Kitchen Furniture, a portion o.
v hich was manufactured to bis own orcer In this
city CEN prising splendid kost W sod and Mahogany
Tete-a-Teies, Sofas. Centre, eide and pine Tables
with Marble Slabs Mahogany, Parnr. Hoop and
hooking hairs; Ottomans; splendid Velvet Tapes
try Carpets, neerly new Dauask and Lace Cur
tana. nearly new; two splendid Gas Chand alters.
iiRhts each, with glass drops; elegant secretary
and Book Gaze; Hat Rack. Oil Cloth. nearly new,
&C.. &C.. &C.
filming rooM One splendid Mahogany Side board,
with MAI be slab; set superior Mahogany Dining
Tables China Press; Tables Chairs. SAFE, Refrige-
rator, Filtererer. together with the usual vari-
ETY. Of China, Granite and cut Glassware, amongst
which is splendid Granite Dinner sett complete
CHAMBERS furnished with Mahogany, French,
Jenny Lind and Coz tsge Bed.teads. Carpets. Mar.
bile Top Bureaus and WashstAnds, Mahogany
Wardrobes, Cane and wood seat Chairs; Looking
dlasses, Feather Beds. Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
shovels, Tongs and Pokers. &C.. &c.
The kitchen furniture embraces the usual va
riety.
After which. one srparior Mich Cow raised in
the city. perfectly gehtle, and really fine family
animal.
hL5O-one city made Buggy and Harness, near.
ly new. and has been but little used. One small
Spring Wagon, In good order. with cushion seats.
my IL e COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12
CALICOES. GREETINGS. BROWN
THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING


l. AND SUMMER GOODS-ENORMOUS RE-
DUITlON IN PkICES-Now receiving, twenty
thousand dollars worth of new Spring and Summer
Dress Goods bought last week at the closing out
auction sales, at unheard of reductions from the
opening spring prices, oil of which will be offered
at a small profit on the fret cost.
Splendid Chene Jupe silk Robes magnificent
Chene Bay adere silks; Paris printed Barge hobes
Flounces; Paris printed Barege Robes a'Les; an
elegant stock of Black silks oil gfades; Chntz Or
candle Robes a'Jupe and Robes alec; Chintz Or
candies; French and English Jaconets and Lawns;
l5.U0of the most elegant and desirable Lawns in
the United States at only l21s cents; 10000 yards
Of neat Lawns good qualities and sast colors at 10
centslot0 Hoop skirts. 7isprings. only so CENTS FIR
and English Prints in great variety, o. very low
prices; 50 pieces of beautiful French Chints Cali
coes, fast coiors, at only lZ1. cents yard great
bargain; 10 pieces ef fine quality Curtain Dsmask,
bought of the underwriters, which will be sold at
less than the cost of importation. All in want of
Curtain Materials will please lock at these goods-a
great saving can be effected. The above. with an
endless variety of cheap goods, can be had at the
gieat Down Town Emporium of
ALFRED MOSES,
oin raaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12
BY Richard Cauthorn, 6uct.
ERESH AND REASONABLE DRY

ERE 8 Fl AND stAeONABLE DRY
l. GOODS AT AUCTI0N-On FRIDAY, 18th in
slant, at 10 O'Clock at my store, will sell large
lot of fresh and seaso1 able dry goods consisting
Printed Lawn Handkerchie g. Cotton dc; French
BOsons. Linen Fronts IS d. Of white and fancy col
ored SHIRTS. Shirt Coliars-stock of a country dea
ier To which will be aided the stock of o ,untry
dealer consisting In part of Cassimeres, Vfstings
Esnkin. Marselies, LiDseys. moaslins. Cbaiss,
mems of Ribbons. Edginss, Trim ming and all kinds
Of fancy buttons. gloves, sewing elk, &c &c.
TERMs-Sixty days credit for approved negotiable
notes for all sums Of fifty do lars and under Under
this sum, cash.
my 10 K CAUTHORN Auct