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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10

NIINNNII IVV II w IIIIIN lIIVIv is BUUu
sense in a suggestion made by an American who
thus writes from London:
"In the churches, whoever comes first, wheth-
er gentleman or lady, takes the further seat in
the Slip and those that follow ill up the remain
ing seats, and thus prevent the awkward distur-
bance which occurs in our churches here, in
the process of filing out and in by men, in or
der to isolate women at the further end of the
pew. 1t is said the habit so universal among
US, originated with the early settlers, who sat
near the doors of the pews SO that in the case of
an attack by the Indians, they might be ready
for action. In many instances this marching
out and in, like parcel of soldiers, is perfect
nuisance, and the custom might well be changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10
CORWER MAIN AND ltONROE STREETS,
W. J. MARKS,

PRACTICAI4' WORKMAN Al,
Watches, CtoctIs, silver ~ Rre md = JeVeIry
II AYING on hand, "a ID intend keeping we'll selected
Ii stock Of American, Englsh French and Swiss Watch
American German and French Clocks; Gold and Silver
Chains Keys S'aIs, Rings, Breast Pins Ear Rings and
Loekes Silver Thmbes; Gold, Silver, Steel and German-
Silver spectacles, Spoons Forks Ladies, Butterknves
Pruit-knyes Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils Work Box
Card Cases. Cabas, Portmonas and Purses,-Hith
long experience, and being we'll prepared with fine tools,
WATCH ENGINE and LatesI fully convinced that will
full satisfaction the public who
with call at the old stand, 139 Main St. Sign Eagle
and Watch. W. j. MARKS.
Wheeling, Nov. 23, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &C
WHOLESALE -,G RETAIL.

w WHOLESALE * ISEIAlL-
SHEPARD, No Isl Main 81. cor u,r OF Uuion win
- continue 90 keep hand large and complete
sortIent Of all articles b. his line, cCnstnF fLad,s' and
Gertrr1ru's SaddsE- Pine and Coarse haTksss,
Nalers Carpet Bags, sateEes Collars Hsmts, WliTs,
vould specifically call attention y trust
by strict attention aud pToptnsss TO merit
OF the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, srd pr eer
manuer- ;. Il. sHFPPARD
sep2u ist Mslu 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10

A Partisan observer of the times declares that
the boarding of money has become almost an
unknown thing. In its place, he thinks, the
mania is to keep a carriage. The proportion of
cquiPages to the number of men of fortune in
Paris, at present, is .1ico times what it was ten
years ago Among stock-brokers, capitalists,
merchants and literary men, the private car
riagc is the sure first sign of prosperity. But
it is curious that there is ono class who used to
think an equipnge necessity and who now are
leaving it off:-sdccessful actressesl There
were formerly forty or fifty who had 'teauls,"
with coachmcn in livery-there are now only
three! They, too, have their substitute pas
sion, however. They speculate in stocks!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10
j, BOON M'LURE,

ATTOR RNEY AT l. y w,
wheeling, Vn.
OFFICE NOR TL- EAST 0ORYER 0F'A01R0E AND
FOURTHSTS., OPPOSITE TIE COOHI HOOSb
NIB VIII prAotic the several Courts Of this and the
Particular attention VIII be Nen 20
he collection u claims. oVEt:lSdSShN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10

ALFRED TENNYsoN is buso with the last four
pocms which will be included in his forthcom-
ing volume. This volume will include the his
tory of Merlin's bewitchments by the blandish-
ments of Nemae, the type of wicked womanhoOd;
of the loves of the faithful Find, example of per-
feet truth in woman; of theifair maiden of Asto-
let, who hopelesSly loved Launcelot 70 death (;
and of the repentance OF Guinever, at Glaston-
bury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10

BUSINESS CARDS.
Jas. 3. wmEATE.

ATTORNEY Il ATLA ",
wheeling Va,
AVlNG sufficiently recovered to be able resume the
IL practice OF his profession may the present, be
Fifth sts. oet4:tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10

LETTER FROM A LADY To HER HUsDAND.-The
following letter from gifted lady, now abroad,
conveys lesson that should be pondered:
"AiY DEAR HUsBAND-Greatly TO my surprise
and pleasure the postman brought me another
letter this morning. The reason your last did
not reach me soon as it should have done,
was, that the carriers are dull about name they
are not familiar with. You remember speaking
of giving dinner to your friends at the Astor
House on your return home but TO have one
given to yOu was tenfold more gratifying The
attentions that are everywhere shown to you,
coming as they do from respect for your vrtu.
GUS life, your correct principles, and your nom
eSty of heart and integrity of purpose, are far
more precious to me than would be the crown
ofan emperor. Money prize for the sake of
the power it gives; but l could enjoy it only
when gained in an honorable manner 10 be
right is better than to be President was the
motto of one who was an honor to his country
There is no great merit in doing WE'LL but not
to do WELL is a misfortune. To be the wife of a
man VINO is respected for his talents and loved
for his virtues is the summit of happiness for
me You know from the time was married
my ambition was all foryo A woman seldom
rises above or falls below the position her hus-
band gives her."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1855;

UPWARDS OF S11, 100000
or Losses have been paid by te Hiua Insurance Co..
the past IS years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10

SoME men are as covetous as if they were to
live forever aud others as profuse as if they
were to die the next moment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-10
wHEBLwRIGHT. NUDGE & CO.
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
NO II, HANOVER STREET,
Corner of German.
BALTIMORE, I'D.

a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
IOEINTING PAPERS News and Book Coiored Parers Of
1 all kinds, Boards; Budsrs and Trunk Boards;
Bouuet Boards White and C0ore Printer Cards and Caro-
Boards, in Tssue ard shoe paper; Hardware
and Manila Papef; Press Buurds fu Of
French Polio Post Packet and Letter PaH, Marble Paper,
Post Oce Bank Euv eiof WraF ping Papers. kinds:
sheatiur, Tack and Spice Papers, Printing ad wiring
Inks. Alum, BIeaehitE Powers
feble-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH,
srroRrtp FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TH1RTY-FIFTH CONGRESS SECOND sEssIo,
NnSn,y Er,nrn- 1. 1910

TH1R1Y-FIETH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.
MONDAY, FrBRUARY IA, 1859.
SsNArr.-Thc Senate debated the retrench-
mcnt OF government expenditures. Mr.. Hun
ter. in a speech, stated that the present tariff
had answered the expectation of its friends
Tic differed from the President and Secretary of
the Treasury in their plans for raising revenue,
and was opposed TO disturbing the tariff, as be-
ing unwiSc and iueypcdicnt. His speech is
pronounced rs being able and conclusive
MeSSrS. Lane and Smith, Senators OF Oregon.
were sworn in. Mr.. lane drew for the short
term and Mr.. Smith for the long term. The
Indiana contested election case was taken UP.
and occupied the remainder of the session. Mr..
Pugh moved that the present action of the Sen.
ate he final. which was adopted; and the Sen.
ate, by n vote Of 80 10 IL, discharged the Ju-
dietary Committee from the further considcra-
ton of the case.
llousE.-Thc Postal Committee reported a
bill comforting discretionary overs on the
Postmaster General in making mail contracts,
which was passed. The OCEAN Mail bill was
reported and referred to the Committee of the
Whole. This bill includes So, 900 for the Cali
ioruia mail via Tehuantcpcc. Mr.. Phelps Of
Mo-, asked leave to introduce n bill extending
the issue Of Treasury notes for two years,
which was refused by n vote of 81 to III.
The whole Pennsylvania delegation voted in
the negative. The Republicans and Americans
also voted in the negative. This vote is con-
Sidcred rs Indicative of Il combined effort to
force a modification of the tariff, so as to pro.
duce revenue sufficient to cancel the existing
debt of the country. The subject Of the tariff
was discussed till the hour of adjournment.
The speech of Mr.. Stephens, in the House,
on Saturday, caused intense admiration among
the friends of the Oregon bill. who spontane,
ouSly speak of him as deserving Of The next
Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
SALES OF STOCKS ~ RICHMOND

For TIE Week rnding February Is. 1859.
EXPORTED Sr C. W. PURCELL 4 Co.. STOCK bSoksH..
,;s.-!. . per cent. 81 ye.rsto run, no s,lrs a, IL. Treasury
DO. Do shorter dates, sales $96x, fat
3e.rsoad City Bonds, sales t?j.
'lsuia Bank stock, par 40 sales Si25.
sifus.. Bank stock, sales fl,3.
.Idsuge Hank stock. sales $lO3S.
riFr sui Marine Insurance Stock. .a,.- ~
D~ylei.los
Hs'e. AK. iG,G:-nc. Stock. last sale- $50.
S:ta,ai tIr association stock, par 81, sale, ISL.
-aaDGi. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad -,,c.
sfss'.t"
- "a Central Railroad Stock, tioI.
tsuoli AMI Petersburg !iailroaG stock, last sales 81
aa m aud DanSile Railroad Stock, sales 81.
hr p RIVER nd kAnawha Stock, last sales 81.
e .o3d aai Danyille Railroad guaranteed bonds,
-. aa4ia;-r-t, eat.
- Ev"i a.. Kanawta guaranteed bonds, par va'ur
il"t las SALE :; Cat.
'ss.A aaa Tennessee Railroad Bonds, md mortgage, SIS
i%It!at-.- Do. Sr: mortgage, 81, and Interest.
-" era Railroad BONDS as and %interest.
o. &c Aa1 Alexandria Railroad Bonds az and Interest
~. 60, c, npau. 50.
9,.a.= 81 Alexandria : per cen; Bond, SS5 and interest.
..asa Gap E.ii Road Bonds s:i and interest.
~ % c.. IS. Cat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
LyNcngrgG MARKETS. rru. /,

.L.N.. The demand con'inues brisk, with . limited
; ,se;.a: Common and Inferior Lugs sell readily nj
.'..' 'Ei there g 4 demand s~pringing up for n better
- .-r-l.n Lu-> and Leaf We quote inferior and
Ii-s sa;h. medium LugS s3Ea6E; good and
~ s.1a>1. !aferior Leaf S'a,; medium Leaf
'.t''-Ihe ~=lrSe:i, quiet. The transactions are most
.:o.'-wCrs W. quote prime White 49, ALTO;
- common grade, 81. I0al. %.
'..'-iae market is no, brisk. bu. prices remain III.
=, S-.r'aae Sac. Extra s6G. Southern Flour in
'''H' % 'ae OH instant. was sold at s6La14 for
-. t'y, >1a>H Tor Richmond city; common
AID Tie maFke; heavy FOR al graie'.
; y active demand and scarce. 4 10: % prime
sit.y Command 80 cents.
H.4.-Nr woe Al: a cont. With an i,nwarS tendency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
SPECIE. MOTH ES.


- WHAT II IN ORDINARY fAfEhk
MANY people have wooed their own destruction, physical
and mental, by neglec,ing 10 pay attention 10 ordinary mat
tiers. Few persons would believe that \ beautiful ensmeled
card contain, a quantity Of arsenic, with other chemicals,
which. II used 20 any extent. sill comuun cate poison, and
tha; fatally. The very shee; OF paper on which We print
contains either Gil Of viirol, chloride II lime. potash, soda
ash. white clay, lime, ul,riaIriae or oNalic acid. All white
paper contains either some, or every one OF these fearful
poisons. while colorrd papers (~eycep,inr GArETrr's, which
Is u pearl color. and made 10 be a, pure a. sao~.l embody
portions OF prussiatr 81 potash, ~hichtCmaie Of potash. nuri'
aic acid, Prus,ian hlue, acGuafortis, copcras, and a variety
Q. other article, equally dangerous and pernieiouS, but
200 numerous TO be catalo:ued in our little paper.
Physicians owe il 20 the rising generation 20 caution all
again,. touch;n. such dcle,erious and dea,h.dealing mate
rial. Printed paper. everybody knows, T., rank poison to
,.naer portions u the body. individuals would not put
printers ink into their mouths as one Of It's ingredients i
lanptisck-yet they have no hesitation in allowing them
selves and children 10 lay ia n plentiful crop OF piles ,or
ac-ruva,iug that discasei i, exists by applying that ink 10
the tenderest part OF the body corporate, II we except The
eye. How much cheaper. In every respect. isit to use a
paper made Of the pures, material, anu ~inedicl'ed with The
greatest care, such as GAYEIfY's dedicated Paper for the
Water closet. ssep,ics can visit CAVITY, AT his office, No.
Al Ana street, and be satisfied that our representations are
co-.ec, aud d%e!eusible. GkwA ARR Or Mutations. Look 70!
the name OF GAYETIY In each sheet, lin water mark, and
bis autograph upon each label.
PURCELL, LADD X CO. and JOHN W. POLLARD have
Il for sale In Richmoud, Virginia. Feb lG-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
pErFnsprRG MARKETS.. Err. u.

-; We reduce our quotations &c. to-day. and
s7r.'la: pf.re. are entirely nominal. Strictly prime
'-i-;as Has. OtAe. grades rn;ircly unsaleatle. un-
SO a ssaisri.y@.! low prices. The marSe; closed dull
-. 'sHsy,-l.
"1-.: -Nar.e:l, very active. sales o. prime Red q
% Mite 81 s. Very ftncy STAPLES would bring more.
"'''' -.1s-..y usht. stock amounts TO nothing.
Ills t.etlaet &c. per bu,hel. Sales az ,aaS'c.
'.NU Ih' br"Iks today were right large, and :hc
g: .n's- S.!e larger han for The two days previous.
~ shn--i some Improvement, with more all.
II. ala he maxi :.
! A-Ia~ demand :os :his article has improved. and
.a.e as'.ds better. We quote superine Hour s6.25
ote1':i s~npyran- and family, from s 20 IL, a. 20
- Ltr:e III. cnn.l be uurchasnl loMlr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
NLW ORLEANS MARKer. rNu. IL

e $3.50 1900 bales today at 100. all cents for
a.. sh!+' % BE week 81 ,J0I bales: receipts s.. 900
''Hr week .is year u. 500 bales; exports 5000
'1+'s "s> ~ year ,2,i"p DO; total exports
:. '4'1r period lt,t year Gl9. 900. Receipt. thus
y. ~ year i,l vyo bales: do. do. nj all Sou,hern
-."' '''ck "a por; 5000: do. do. saIac time
80 :; ~. sugar .,.,1y. Lii. ~ . owo bhd. nj, G.a
At. ''''''.' i'cEatd Re; sales AZ 3la c.s. Flour -
- 49, o. i.Sn hh!s \, Sj.4O, AN advance OF 10 cts.
-, .-@ a. 4 decline Of Nc; sales Of Rio at II cts;
49,, Nfe< .o,s'i hag,; imports Of the week 8j.oOo
On 20 pcr; 1859 bar.; 10. same time last year
e VI" ORLEANS MARKET, Feb. IL.
49, 't,o' 80" bales to-day. Msrkc: generally
- lAa.i.nr u. .,rnma-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
~ DIR. II. 4. MOItRILL, 4 SKILFUL

PIIrSICIAN OF NEW lOVk CITY, IN his REMARKS on
! Dyspepsia. says-The most eGectual medicine to Improve
the tone and energy Of IN. stomach. IS that prepared by Or.
Geo. X. Green. aud called the ONfGENATED BlTTERS.
| would publish the recipe for preparing hi. valuable
medicine. III knew wha; 1t was, but As do not, l can only
recomni.nl its use. IL seems TO me TO be Improperly called
"ii,,ers - IT leas, in the popular acceptauon OF that term,
for il contains no alcohol or other spirits. and is rather sour
than bitter. Though here, by the WAY, l cannot 100 earn,
es,iy caution the dysp-ptic sufferer against using "hiiierS,
IA. ba.is Of which Is alcohol or osher ardent spirits. They
no more impart real energy 10 the stomach. Than a whip
sives strength to "a horse. The stimulation which they eS-
cite il only temporary. and sure 10 he followed by areactlnn,
which at length will inevitably wear out the stomach. The
mediciuc Of which 1 am speaking. obviates these objections
Ssrn ". FowLg & Co., Boston, Proprie,ors. Sold by their
,-cn,s .y,ry nh,r. Feb li-lw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
MERCHANDIS,E
MUSIC AND PIANO FORTE 0OOMS,

: "a, MAIN SIHEbI. kIIliMOND, ..-
4 III constantly supplied g!;h.a full aud comp.
"A ,ncnt Of the choices;
PIANO-FORTES
manufactured In this county. which a@s= Y
afeoGered Tor sale on reasonable terms a; the ltS.lEl4
'actofs cr,h prices, aud the mos; absolute and7 I'M
si'1fe satisfaction Guaranteed to purchas-rs.I = Z v y
me words o! q Correspondent. we has, ofen said, aud We
sass pressure IN Repeating The truth. tina. woRCfSTERs
Instruments are made apon honor. and equal 20 sny IN the
S'r.i' nave been and are daily being corroboratei Iy the
highest testimonials from Thousands. O. purchasers.
Attention :, ssEet 20 she !oIo~ing notices OF n. pres
lIroTa the y. =. Commercial Advertiser
Pianos lIsde - NJ. II. Worcester 81 Til, city. e., .., c..
II ne .urpassei!n all tue qrali;!-, that render an !a,:rr.1.n.
valuable.
From the y. ]. Courier and Enquirer
WORCESTER, PsSeS-1hc constantly .ncr,,.i,, r.,,,.
talon Of IL. Piano-Forte. manufactured by worcr,,.r A..
.horizes our reminding on- readers tina: worcest,r's ih,,r.
Rents are ~ beautiful srI ornamental as they are Admitted
20 he unsurpassed IN ;hrir more essential qul,i.!e. o: r..,.
cal excellence.
from :ie y. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Those duicr. strains of which very truly you-s
speaks, came not from q human throat, but froiG orc ci
those wonderful pieces Of mechanism, known as Wcrrc,t-rs
Pianos" As We have moFc han once said, they give forth.
rcxt 10 the iIe,ody Of :he voice IN loves wii,rerings tie
.Hre:es; and mostTeT:cct harmonious ani relcdlou, tones
tlat We are Accustomed, - list-a 90"
iin@ 4. MOi.RiS. Sole Agent, o., N7in =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
REMOVAL OF FLORIDA INDIANS.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-THE steamer Mag
nolia. arrived at Key West, reports that the
greater portion Of the Florida Seminoles had
consented 10 ship for New Orleans, en- rolte
for west Of the Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
Hotel and ballard I"u~.
RICHMOND, Va.
UnUyS u BALLARD. Proprietor.

1T being currently reported that i: : my purpose 20 de
i continue ipy pres,n; BUSINESS 'hh ina tny r,'a"a'-'
men, /, TO he closed. I desire. rs issuing TINS card. 10 cor
rec, ,h- impression ~hich such ru!aoE may have mad. On
;he public mind.
So FAR from disseminating, or desiring 10 discontinue. m'
present occupation. i: giyr- me great pleasure 10 inform
my friends and the publir generally. that have just CON,
pi.,-d Tie repairs and painting cf the Exchange Hotel. ana
renewed.
Having devoted much time Of la.e to a proper re.or:anika'
;ion q the Exchange Hotel aud Ballard House. l feel cord
d-ui in stating that 7 avn u0S more able 10 accommodate
thu travelling public aud resident board.rs, lhaa a. a"y
former period. and. duly approaching all pat favor, Which
have br,a 50 sbUndantly bestowed upon Int, e.n0""h:iy
AK a continuance Of that patronage. and rromi.' ilni i
.hall not b- uii,,I.:ei, jobs r. BALLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
syyESTORy CLOSED.

Q Q M r . . N!
tNTRA"RrI HEpCCrIOS ~ PrtcE-.
INNE Calico Robes. ~ yard, each. at :; -
Plaid FcfIin-. 10 ccuiS per yari
1900 shirt lioSnms. four cents each
Large lot OF White DrlIisnt-. r;r- ccE's = yard
fre:ich MrriHr i;nhr t'Qri'l. Dr--s--. ory rs = sc''
5o0 Black. SlAIe and Mixed Whit Cotton Hoe. oaly TN
cents n pair
French Rail Road Cor.e',. !Gt irir,
Genilem"a'- Nrrino Drawers, only - c-r'S n par
Superior ~ Mhitng Bel l~!i,uk"'-, RIBBON bo1nd. 3''
pair
french sni English Co,rrel HrF;ao.. ~! co'"'r'. fr"w
one 20 lao oenis per yard
Extension Hoop skirts. ,eren hoop. .: ct.
Do iN do II DO S! l.% cs
children, Hoop skirts. from % tp - cents -a't
Superior Irish Linens. At g; cents per yard
1903 yard. Linen tFa-h, six pence i yard
Cambria anil Muslin Embroidered Collars, all price
Cambria and Mrsiia risins> and ln--r.igcs
Cainhr!c ami MrSl' W"rs-'i laais
Hiact and Co!"5"l nrh-.c-, all price:
Black .hlriccas AMI l;rp,atires
iil-Ac!.i AN. tnu!elci,.i Shir'ir.s aII -h-c;inr'. Al
Widths and rr.ii.S, a. iow price
~, pieces Paid aud Striped Cpt'ous
Plain H!i,c Cambria Mus'in.. Sa!nsook i TO-, very cheap
Together with numerous other sooi,, all Of which WIN"
offered a; very cheap price preripcs 90 The receipt CT spr;hs
Goods. 4 call !, solici.-L. ALFRED MOSES.
Feb II Is. Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
WILD CHER

ALou, four weeks since. one of the compositors Of this
oihce was suffering, 30 badly from a cough that he was I'M
able 10 sleep nights. and too weak to stand at his case. lie
became very pale and thin, and gave symptoms OF falling a
victim 20 quick consumption. We recommended 20 him
various meIic!a-s, which had no effect. Finally, W. gave
him on. bottle OF WlSTAR's lALSAM OF Will CHERRY.
II Afforded him Immediate relief. and he Is now ! well man,
aud not the slightest symptom Of u cough. These are facts.
and further particulars may be learned A. this Office. We
should add Ina, the cough in the abov. case was accom-
panied By proluse splitting OF blood.
None genuine un!es, signed /. Butts on the wrapper.
sfy-SgTn ". F"wLr i Co., Boston, proprietors. sold ny
their agents every where.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., ADIE
EGRAY, and ". PETERSON, Druggists. Feb div
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
ML.X\NprI, MARKET r,u 20

-. '""NNND!IA NNNhEI, FEN. t..
H. p C- sugar cargo Of the brig Georgia from y.
= n y--s. i'eN 4 very large attendance Of n. trade
my ia sai Georgetown. The entire cargo. near
'7,ri.s changed owners at Il - 10 = IL per
..s ~slies was iSsen at Az to iac.
, 'tF- AZ" ~ transactions; Good willie wheat
az, ia!r !, good red .. l23al3pc. White corn
see. -ali. a. .Jc- Vrllnr. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
" OR READERS ARE WELL AWARE

that we have never advertised Patent Medicines-bu' We
now publish an Advertisement, Of AYERS PILLS, no, be.
cause W.. are paid for II alone, bu. because We
honestly believe that d.. Aver /. one Of the best
Physicians and Chemists Of the age, and becaus. We know
from experience. tina, his Cherry Pectoral Is the best meli-
cine for a Cough, that was ever invented. ". have been
cured By |; OF Il severe Bronchitis, and have given IL 10 our
family With unfSiiins success for Colds. Coughs, whooping
Conyh. Group, &c. Our ~neishbors who have tried these
Pills represent. them az an extraordinary good medicine
democrat, Macarthur. Iintcn County. Ohio.
Sold by the principal Druggists of Richmond and else
where Feb 1-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
LIFE INSURANCE..
WHICH Is THE BESE COMPANY

WE will rnai-, in a few ~ord-. = -tat-ni-n: 81 :he Ln.l
w pc-s Of the MUTUAL BESEflr LifElNSt RANCE
COMPANY" which Ne represent 10 Richmond, and a,s al
Hho take an Interest in lir In-uranc % carefully COM
pare our statement; will that OF any other company.
This company cuHirrncri bushes. April .ih. isi!. on
the N Vtydt p,iHcip!s, without capital. January 1T, 10,
il declared a dividend Of IS per cent on The premiums
paid In ISIS: January ist. isis, \ dividend OF "a per ceut.
on the premiums paid In !sii; January -. !SEg, 4 GiTi.
deId Of ~ per cent. on the premium. paid in lsii: janra
~ i.t is5O, a dividend o! 81 per cent. "n the premium,
paid In isis: JANUARY isi, lsj!, ~. IS. -. -, %. -
and l,5S. zach year, \ dividend Of e, per cent, End J.nC'
arg, 1859, iheY ;iakc \ dividend 81 IL rGr cent.
III. company have paid the ir't TS p''Iptsis. ani :hi'
year. are PsiiSG m: ELEVENTH.. being i.ah; declared J"i''a'
rs 1t, Isj;.
Thi- company iav. paid in divided, t~i,idi.:2. 90 fnr
losses by death, 4l.?l". 40 -, and have > safely il'.s.si
capital remaining Of 43.uhi go ii.
Any further Information rcsp,ctin; our company ~ on
a.. subject CT Life Insurance will he checrfllly siy"n ~
our Office. 81 Pearl street. KNUwLy. q MALtulp.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-15
mcavoyD CATTLE MARKET, rrn. II, 1859.

i:-s- week enl.a; On the i:,h ~;ns;a;t, there we're l0i
- !cirl. so!l =: She scales, ~ prices varyin; from 81
- ~ A'r~ ,N'ra ones were sold Il; - -. The quality
49, a ...sa: aovauce. A full supply Is anticipated for
.s-s $50 AID ie:iapS longer, hence present quotations
{ .-3; oe ,as:a.nsi, Gule.s the demand 1; more active than
: .. te,I.
,.':.1-:$, 10 20 10.
.se .lpp!y o. sheep is quite limited. Eest quality Is worth
- s. Wioc ~ per loo lbs gross.