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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
SIIERIEF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, SCoTr COUNTY,
In the District Court Of Scott CO., state Of
Iowa.
DI NIRTU f. 9. an execution issued from
Dthe Office Of the Clerk of the District Court
nf Scott county. state of Iowa, in favor of Hans
ilamnann plaintiff and against Nicholas
Nieths defendant. dated September 18th, 1859.
and to me directed, commanding me, that of
the goods, chattels, stock or interest in any
company, debts due, property in the hands of
third persons, lands and teneInents which are
not exempt by law from execution Of the
said defendant, make, or cause to be made,
the sum Of eleven Hundred and twenty-sev-
en- 50-lon ($ll27 5U-l0O) dollars, with interest
and costs, levied upon ono grey mare years
old. black horses. years old, sett harness
. double wagons, red and white COW, years
Old, ! red COW with broken horn or 6 year.
I'D, red cow years old, red COW 10 or IL
years old. rcd and white COW years old,
red and white Cow years old, gray bull, !
year old. . red heiiers year old, plows, 5
ha~rows, moving machine lot of fencing
and posts, > hay racks, ] two-horse sled, 30
chickens, hogs as the property Of the said
Nicholas Vieths.
And hereby give public notice, that shall
offer for sale. at public cutlery, in front OF the
Court House in the city of Davenport, Scott
county, Iowa, on Friday, the 18th day of Nov
cmber, 1889, at the hour of 2 s'cloek p. m. Of
said day. to the highest and best bidder there
for in cash, the above described property, OF
sufficient !hereoftosatisty the above debt, with
interest and costs.
= Dated this 18th day Of October. 1859.
II. LEONARD,
cc15ts Sh 1T of Scot too. Iowa.
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1I,RusTFE,S sALE.-W HEREAS on TuE

H>RU STEE'S WHEREAS ON TIE
i lsi day III 80 ite1hcr a. ID. 1855, Peter
kuhl Of Scott County, Iowa, executed unto
Louis A. Macklot Of name Countyas Trustee.
the land in Clinton County, Iowa, described as
fellows, to wit
The north east quarter of section No. thirty
five 3D., in Township No. cigthty-onc oll,
north Of range No. Twoi2 east Of the 5th T..
VI. Which said conveyance was made by said
Peter kuhl for tie purpose of securing the
payment OF one certain promissory note and
the interest thereon, signed by said kuhl, Sor
the um of six hundred and forty dollars,
amt payable to the order Of Austin Corbin. in
ten years after date, with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent Ier anLum
payable annually.
And now. the interest on said note due Sep
TENDER LIST 1888, having become due and pya
bic and the said Peter kuhi having failed to
pay thcsamc ], Louis A. Macklot, Trustee ~
aforesaid. by virtue Of the POWER which is in
me vested by said Deed OF Trust. do hereby
give this public notice, that will on Saturday,
the 18th day Of November, a. -. 1859, at the
hour Of two o'clock l.. NJ. of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, at public auction,
the parcels Of land above described, or 50
much thereof rs shall DC sufficient to satisfy
a III pay the amount Of sand interest with The
interest thereon 10 the day OF sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs Of this notice, and Trustee fees
October 2eih. 1899.
cc,2l LOUIS A. MACkLOT, Trustee.
| CHERRIES SALE. - The State Of Iowa,
- Scott county. in the District Court Of Scott
comfy. State Of Iowa.
BY virtue Of special execution issued from
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Couit .;
Scott county, State Of Iowa, in favor 81 An
tome LeClaire, plaintiff, and against William
Keith and A. S. Wilson, defendants, dated
October 18th, $50, and to me directed. com
handing me- that Of the Real Estate as here
matter described Il the said deicn lants.
make or cause to be made the sum Of five
died and nnety-two dsllors and fifty cents
S5a2, so with interest AID costs, levied
upon the following described Real Estate in
Scott county, 10 wi: Lot six { & in Block
one hundred and fifteen tllo in LcClaire'
eighth Is addition tothe City of Davenport
as the property Of the aboye named defend
ants. And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale ut public cutlery at the Court
House door in Davenport, Scott codnty Iowa
on Wcdnesd day the 23d day of November, 1859
at the hour of O'Clock L. NJ. of said day 10 tn,
highest and best bidder therefor fer cash, thu
abo7e descr bed property. or sufficient therco
to satisfy the above debt, with interest AM
costs.
Dated 10th day Of October, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
oct Oats. Sheriff Of Scott co Iowa.
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vv~HIISTEE'S SALE WHEREAS ON THE

TRUsTEE'S SALE WHEREAS ON THE
/ "a day of September, A. ID. 1858 Alex
andre THORN and Joseph THORN executed
unt4 William 7. Cressler as Trustee, a Ger
tain deed Of trust, conveying to said Trustee
land in Muscatine County, Iowa, described
as fellows, TO wit:
The northeast quarter Of the north beast quar-
ter of section No. two, 90 in township No.
seventy seven 81 north Of range one, a.
east OF the 9TH 7. NJ. containing forty acres of
land, which said conveyance was made ty the
said Alexandra and Joseph for the purpose Of
securing the payment Of one certain prom ssory
note and the interest thereon signed, by said
Alexandra and Joseph, dated the 2nd day Of
September, a. d. 1853, and payable one year
after date at the law Office of Cock, Dillon
Lin lev, for the sum OF ic5 and i0-loU dollars
to the order of Lament Pillort, with intere.
after maturity at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum.
And now, said note having become due and
the said Alexandre and Joseph having failed
to pay the same, |, William 7. Crcssler, Trus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice. that by virtue Of the power which is il
me vested by so id deed Of trust. / will. on Sat
urday, the 10Th day OF November, a. D.ls5s, al
the hour Of o'clock in the afternoon ofsad day
at the Court House door in the city Of Davcn.
port. expose and offer for sale FOR cash at Publ,
Auction, the parcel ofland above described. Oh
81 much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
and pay the amount Of SAID note with the in
terest thereon to the day OF sale, together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
WILLIAM I. CKESSLER, Trustee.
Dated the goth day Of October, A. d. 1859
oct II -dtSl
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Sheriff of Scott county, Iowa
Dated this 18th day of October. 1859.
DER 12-Iis1
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The rates West u Knoxville will not go int ri
feet until after the completion OF the UlefetahJs
Branch Railroad. which will be about the Isl -
April. .,.,,.sts
shppers of through goods must sent dnpikaa
tickets, giving the marks. weights aea dsshcsA-
Vt goods. Send To Cox's Line OF Boats M
As LEE, on the Dock
NB-Goods from Northern cities shipped tnioIsA
at reduced rates.
IA a
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TUAN PIZZIEI,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN FOREIGN FRUITS AND
REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,
Keeps always on hsnd the largest and freshest |
stock of Fruits Nuts, Preserves, &C. and continually
receiving by every steamer and sailing packet. sn
additional supply. Call at the cheap store OF
JUAN PIZZINI. No l2s Main st,
no22 2ichmond. Va.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu-
- ton. which has been in successful operation for
tina last foe years ~ situated On
CHURCH HILL, RIO iM0ND, VA,
LIZ delightful. airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
tents and the successful treatment Of diseas.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen who may lind ii inconve
Mont 10 be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the Igs's2sr
sUords which are peculiarly cOmmodious.
TERMS:
(PaSoble on the renSu0I V the Patiently
White patients. per week
CnlOr0Q 90. D
NJ City acceptsnces required for patients from
the country unless where the parties are known to
one of the physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
auce Nursing aud Medicine. By Arrangement
With the Infrmary of the Medical College, a small
additional fee, ranging from 81 to $50. will DO charg
Cd Tor Surgical cases., The particular sum may be
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than q week.
The undersigned will give their personal atteu
ion TO Ill patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ b..
pelyin's New Building. 18th st.. between Main
and Franklin.
Franklin It., next door below Trinity Church,
WIN. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next door to State
Court Hous
rHos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician
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MOLASBES.-50 bills good Reboiled
nh1 EH sKINKt VI ! 90.
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JATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODs
SPRIN 5 D.
ROBERT L DICKIES ON,
ropn n,s sqpTshsNS a 4 WEIsIGER

pINrnpD DICKINSON WEISIGEK.
No. IS Main STREET,
ps ,aava tn inform merchants and the puouc Sc
nersJly that he has now open and ready ior sase'
nna Of the mo, complete and extensive sIocRs Oh
oHo VI HATS. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS. .oa
ever off red in this market. which has en- gu
neris,iy adapted to the Virginia. North Caroiina
and Tennessee trade. e,,,u so,;c;+eS u,
". net -, a SaiI before purchasing, knowing that
hey will find his stock complete IA every rsspeGt
he has secured the services OF Mr aho T'sEpu
u sTttiA Al. of Richmond, and JAMES BhlNh-
LEY Oh DAN .ou 49, 1--WE IL "a
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o. Il, aaIDSroap SINELzg PATE
YRAszLYs fArfaAws.
9RIDGFORD i, Gu, General Commits
- SION and Forward. IL Merchants. on the poch
Richmond. Ve.
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INSURANCE..
V,HE Virginia FIRE AND MARINE

V,HE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
i INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN THE STATE
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA Nv 1889.
This Company has uEinterruptediy conducted its
operations the present time on just 'priocipies,
has paid in losses by Fire and Sea- mostly e. citizens
of iehmond, more than ore ana q quarter Dsalt.9n
ofd0Lars returned to its Stockholders reasonable
per centase on their in yestment and Is now doing
prudent business increasing it's receipts annually,
and oeservedly maintaining ts character for safety
'''N FIRE INSURANCE
Granted almost every Rind Of property in Cities
Towns and Counties throughout tpis state and ad-
IOining states, Oh as low terms as by other gooo
"''''i MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, end on Vessels. Frei2hts
and cargoes the voyage TO all paris Of the world
at fair cure N rates OF premium.
The authorized Capital of this Con- pany is $780,
600 but Up Capital ia Only $3.50 100 composed
OF shares Of only SIS each, the original Shares OF
of distribution among our ctiZe US; and its surplus
ls SIS 900 or more. aud sGesdily Increasing
To avoid the risk OF inSuring heavy amounts III
any one locality, the President has accepted the
Unity FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LON
DON,
Having Capital OF 81 800 QUO sterling, or $40 600 CO.,
with which Company large risks are divided, thus
aft riding the anpiess security to those who insure
Applications solicited in person at the Office. No
!Sl Main street, or by mai, and will receive prompt
and courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
W L Cowardin. Joseph Alien, Horace L Eent
William Palmer Alex Parker James 4 Inloes
j q Wadsworth. William Beers Thos samson Chas
W Purcell, JOS Winston, II A Claiborne. Patrick
Cullen. Geo smith, b l. Winston, Hugh " Fry
anu '~N'1sl : NV " oowARDIN, President.
WILLIAM Wills, JR, Secretary 70 l6-lm
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EOa SALE UrlNCuMBgBED REAL

EO2 BALE UNlNCUMBEAED REAL
1 ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHa0ND-
Having got the privilege frcm the Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore 10 convert my are ho!ise, on
the cor of Buren, and Falls streets. into coao aha
Candle MANI tory, and parposiag to remove 10
Baltimore the ensuing spring Irow offer 81 private
sale, the following Real Estate, VIE: $3.50 ..,,
lst My Dwelling House on mayo stree,, "ita OF
without the adjoiniag Glover Garden iot ape mouse
is 80 feet IT. feet deep, three stores high
e, for alley if sold separate, ami has c. INJECTED
with H. all necessary cut bEGInEs, servants apart
1pents stable, carriage house, &C The whole lot
RUS back from Mayo street l2o feet. OF feet 'front.'
The Flower Garden il ally the same dimension.
and admirably adapted Tor a building lot. The
dwelling Was built TT Dol Joan RCthtrIoofa ana
occupied by him for several years. Il ID composed
of the very best materials Is lrae and coInmodous
and improved il the most modern s:yles-by theln
81 A lot On Hait street IN rear OF the above, Oh
ct front running back 40 feet, mora or less. his
includes fruit and vegetable garden
Sd. q Smith and Carriage shop on franklin street;
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory ana was iafe-
" nccu pie by Does & Brother.
4th A lot ~ Fairfield street, near i7th, cioao DE-
r Bruce's Soap Factory. &c feet front running ck
story brick building. lately fitted up for Netting
House or Soap Factory. 1t is capable of manu:ac
turing IS $50 lbs per month. and offers q gcod op
portunity for man of small capital.
nos Two new Brick buildings on FRANKLIN street,
in front Of my factory, As feet 'front.' 80 stores high,
with stores granite fronts Snd slate roof, running
back 50 feet more or less.
The building is of brick. partly new. Al feet by a.
three stories high, with boilers, machinery ana tue
necessary utensils Tor the trade. This factory 10
capable Of featuring 5000 lbs soap per week,
and an equal weight Of mould cane III Tee season.
Ii was established By me in 1912 Siace which time.
/ have carried on the business with 50 me- tucctss
Re 2I-ts EDW'D MCADAM.
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FAMILY FLOUR. - 100 half barrel
bsgs No Family slour-"Isaac BroyIes,.
prsna.for sals on consignment, by
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Large and pleasant Private Rooms, for Dinner,
Supper and Club parties.
Lodging Rooms, by the dar week or month, with
or without meals.
Gentlemen visiting the city, or having rooms in
vicinity. will find it greatly to their interest
take their meals with Us. as they can breakfast
dine sup st any hour during the day or night
HAYWARD d CO..
de Ism "a Main street
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IXTATT's CUFF BRACED PLOWs.-

"ATT'B CUFF BKACED PLUWE.-
w CO-PARTNERsHIP.-We have associated
ourselves IN business, under the firm of GEO WATT
Z 90. and will continue to make and sell George
Watts Patent Plows. namely: CUT Brace, with
snt stIes with both wrought and cast points, an =
viii kesp on hand all the castings belonging TO
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
Fows, Jumping COalters. Cultvstor. Corn or Tobac-
% Weeders, Gan invention or Geo Watt's) Road
ecrApers Corn shelters, Corn Planters (CalwelPs
mAke,l Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles &c. Nearly
all Of these implements made In our own facto.
~. Of the best material. and warranted to give
tisfaction or be returned.
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best efforts will be used
give them superior articles.
GEO WATT,
HUGH A WATT
DeoAmbar I'D 1872 IA
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81: "a -saxszs2g, ACCOMMODATION

~ - ss TRAIN-CHAN6g on
HOUKs.-0p a1d after NOV EhBEH 1sr, The Aeon.
tation Train OF this Company, will run daily tSUn
days excepted) between Milford ami Richmond.
leaving Milford a. 10 A. ST., and arrive In Rica,
moad at 9 80 A. VI. Returning, will leave Rich.
nond at O'Clock Y. NJ. aud reach Milford at n
z. M, stopping Tor passsnsss at any point each
ray.
SAM'L RUTH,
superintendent Trains
O7FIoE 4. I. 2. X. r. CoapAsY.l
Richmond Oct Plat lA,S \ w nc ~
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GEO J SUMNER.
lsr, lS59.-GREAT BAR

NJ GAINS. GREAT r' BSRoAiSsMat oan.
6MIPs. z0s Broad street p cases of Bleached Cot.
TON, 81 10 AND i29sc. great bargain, having been
Neede.worksd Collars at SIX and SOC, worth double
the money; go Muslin Bands. two yards of work,
rS1c; HOOP Skirts at 75c up to s.; French woven
WAISTS; Cambria Bends; swiss aud Cambria Edeings
And Insestr e; Irish Linens; Shirt Bosoms in Mar.
other goods which vii, be run of at uaprecedent-
81 low prices for ten days only.
ferrous "a want OF Goods should avail them
selves OF this opportunity as such chance TO pur-
coe,e cheap goods may never be offered again.
mn GOLDSdIr. 2A3 Breai at.
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. LADIES', MISSES end Chill
GssB DRENs' BOOTS AND SHOES We have
on hand large and we'll selected assortment of
Ladies', Misses and Childrens Scots and Shoes,
both with and without heels. which are very fne
and pretty, embracing most OF the different styles
now in U.S. for dress purposes Aud We have also
had made expressly to order, first rate assort
rnent of Ladies' Misses AID Chidreus SHOES for con-
staEt wear which are made fully as good and cub
stantial So Shoes can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Call and than ST
PUTSEY & WATTS.
fe 10 No ll3 Main street.
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srnIxI-Ths mems shoemakers Of Philadelphia
% the number of 200, have struck for per cent
advance on their wages for hrst class work, and
rather more for Inferior work. They held meet
ing Wednesday, and resolved to take ont no more
work o. the old prices.
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sTo FMS COMPLEXION "-Shakespearc's tomb Il
soon 10 have the shrli whistle ofrailroad progress
90 disturb the calm air around 1t. The "hrst sod
vas turued lately on projected railroad between
che town Of Strstford on.Avou and Hatton.
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IN rn12stI The ADAMS EXPEES6
80 .Tsasezs5EzssC0MpANY, i34 Main st., hsrips
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers Jane,
town and Roanoke, which leave New York ever,
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad 10
Weldon, Wilmington, Ly nchbarg, Salem, wytheviIls
and tho principal places in Virginia and North Gar
lima, are now prepared to forward with great dis,
patch, and at reduced rates every kind Of ylerchan
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., 10 the aboTs
named cities, and all places on the aes6oa.d.
Our Express on the steamships viii be sccoynpsnIAd
by special Messengers, who will give their personai
attention to the careful handling Of goods etrustsd
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Exprsss
Shippers will please take notice that packages ts
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sr,t hy
steam rs unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. on day Of sailing until ocI,ck
Pm. j. L. MACD0N0rGH
Agent Of Adams Exprssa d
aC SPECIAL N0TlCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all plaoesjn VIZ
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipmsn.h ~
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will beresas,
be received By the ADAmy EXPRESS CualPENYi
whoare the authorized Agents for Express ptivisss.
on these ships
snice OF tie New York and yifgiRis staausAi,
Company. LUDLAA PLEAsANTS. Agents.
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RICHMOHD, January !, 1859.
TIME UNpERSIGNED have this day
~o.iotod Themselves together under the in m
ana stSIe Of JOHNSON & TEUEHEAhT. for the
ne.rnose OF conducting a General grocery. oonais-
g; ~ ror wardiuR Business. They have taken
sha ,sree uraaite front house on Cary street Tor
msriy occupied by IN. Conrad, second door above
Tbax will always keep on hand the best sssort
nent of Groceries, Liquors, &c. which they Will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices BY strict
aTtan,ion TO business thoy hope to receive liberal
shsTe of patronage b. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm OF Dibrel johnson.
Bat. ThUEHEART,
ia 4-ts Late of Danyiiie, Va.
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JAMES d, BROWNIES

SPRING TRADE, 1859.
PURCELL. LAUD G co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. l22, corner Main and Governor streets
RICHMOND, VA.
Have now in store their SPRING SUPPLIES OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS
AsWINDOW GLASS of q 1 si2es~A
OILS of every description
LINSEED aud TANNERS OIL
SPERM, WHALE, LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO, NADER and other DYES
BURNING FLUID. CAMPHlNE
FAKNIsHES
SODA, SPICES, &C. &c,
comprising one OF the largest and best stocks oil
goods in our line we have ever offered, selected in
person BY one Of our firm and purchased for CASH
enabling us to sell them to friends, merchants
ana others low az the same description OF goods
can be bought in any market. unexpectedly ask
inspection of our stock and prices before pur-
chasing
S1r Orders faithfully and promptly attended to-
PUaJELL. LADD Gu, Drugglsts.,
NH al Scwtm Richmond
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Dsss s -sa=gs9seu VIRGINIA CEN
ssS2 ~ - e TRIAL RAILROAD. - son
THE NURTH. -
FARE REDUCED.
70 Philadelphia. .,.............sS 70
FARE Reduced.

and
Trains leave edmond twice daily (suDdly lizhts
ezcepted) viz at & 40 A. NJ, and I. 81, 2. VI
Through tickets sold TO all important points west
Passengers for Alexandra, Washington, Bslt-
riore, Philadelphia. New York, and oil parts Of the
West, by taking this Trais, will avoid the trouble
and annoyance Of changing cars betxeen Rich.
mond and alexandria as the go directly through
to Alexandria they are fitted up with the most i'm.
proved sight Seats, thus enabling passengers ~
avoid the loss Of sleep.
Baggage checked through. aud Through Tickets
sold 20 the above named places and ali important
points in the West. WIN Z sDCOCK
Ticket Agent
Office Va Central Railroad,)
Feb 10th, 1853. h 10
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CPRING SALES-I859.

CPRING SALES-l859.
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
JNPORTERSAS JOBBERS,
no. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia.
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
pORTATIONS which. added to our
Largely INCREASED STOCK
of American manufactures enables us to offer to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock of GOODS. not TO be surpassed in EX-
rEsT BEAUTY and CHEApNESS. in this coun-
try cur assortment consists in part of
Embroideriss Laces. Dress Trimmings SIX and
tuspe nders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas. Para
sol-. Brushes, Combs. Buttons, Hoop skirts, Per
An endless variety of Small Wares, more partcu-
laIly specified in our printed Catalogues
So Orders at ell times promptly attended to.
fe