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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

vT,RI sTEE,s SALE OF DEsIRABLF
L IR ACT OF LAND AND ESI DE Nc NE

81 Z r.. "A IL
1 TRACT OF LAND AND RESIDENCE NEAR
RlCHMOND.-ln pursuance of the provision Of q
deed OF trust to the undersigned. by Sarah She on
dated the 9th Of March, 1856, and duv recorded Ia
the Clerks Office of Henrico COUNTY Court Ishall
sell the premises at public auction. the hs n
est bidder. on SATURDAY. the Sd das Of Decem-
Der next f fair; if not. the next fair day thereaf
ter. cOmmencine at II o'clock. M small tract of
land called SUMMERFfELD. in the county Of
Henrico. near the city of Richmond, adjoining the
Catholic Colese 'ract
The tract contains A acres. and has upon il a
comfortable dwelling house, and all necessary out
houses for the accommodation of small family
Its proximity to the city renders it very desirable
as q suburban residence and also as a market gar
den There Is an insurance upon the DWELLING
house for ST 500 until 4th January 1850 nv inter
est IN which will be transferred to the purchaser.
TERMs.-Casii for so much as will be necessary to
satisfy the purposes OF the deed. about S4 90.
For the balance, upon 4 credit OF II months, with
interest from day of sale; satisfactory security by
deed of trust or otherwise to be given for deferred
payment. Though as trustee, am required to
sell for cash Yet the pu chaser will be able to ar
rance for reasonable credit upon about 81 $40 Of
The title is believed to be good: but, selling az
trustee, shall convey with special warranty only
G. g. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR 4 Son,
Auct' s- no q I'd
P0STPONEMENT-In consequence Of incem-
ent weather. the above sale was postponed till
WEDNESDAY, the l4th inst at IL O'Clock NJ
de6 c.. g. GRiSWUf1D TruSfae
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COAL. COKE, &c.


1 LANES A1lNkE nsHf SaErW a rigshke
~ have entered into Co fARTNERSBfP,d Id
ing from the I'D day IF NrveAn er 49, under ~
on he WOOD and COAL BUSfNES0. ~ 1Asia
bank, whsrs all orders will ha thstt receyaas
lef Broad street, pr with o. !. HERR'ko. No. ~
Mxiti sfreet. will he promptly ate nded 10 NJ -
TERMs.-CRsus JAMES Hill. ~
no A-2m JOHN w. FISHEH4t
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News from Pixies Peak.
LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 2--The Denver City
Express of the Path nit. has arrived, with
si2 900 in treasure. The news is unimportant.
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucs

ESGRNITURE, DRY GOODS. Gc.-Wil, be
4 I'd at public auction, az my sore; on TUES
lot second hand F FURNITURE, FEAT nER
BEDS &c.
DkY GuODS.-Cloths, Cassimeres, Cass,uets
Muslin :. Calicoes, Fannels, &c. Large lot ready
mnade Clothing; Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps and
Bonnets
GROC ERIES.-Whiskey, Gin. Brandy, Wine
Soap, Cand es, &c. Large assortment Class and
Farthenware. Also, 70, 600 CHS ars; 40 boxes man
ufactuTed Tobacco.
de 6-2t ALEX MOTT Auct
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a B.TTLlHs EsfAB5s aMESI. g ,svapI :!

aA1 tsSfUAl u OF MI
Ii BoTTLlNG ESTA BfISHMkNT,i IN favor ri
Messrs. l. ~EUKER 1 BRO. Of this rit, re-.
nd these sentls men tn my cust meTn IN 10
city and hraua bout the Stats, ss equally srsse.
worfhy ard able to satisfy svsfy Up en .ha RrsS
OF the pubic. Z. WILBACHE1s ~
Having purchased the BOTTLING ESTAD-
LIsHMENT OF Mr.. p. WILBACHER,a ~ will eV-s
pear from his Card above. We would respectfully
announce tn our friends and the public gene s.
readiness tu frthll any 0rGers hlch Ne MAJ ~
ceive, in the promptest manner and on The ROee
satisfactory terms. LOUIS EUkEh BIO 81
~ Main stte0t.
Orders may be left at Messrs Ln,dles hobia-
sons and Dr.. 6trecker's. Letter Boz m. !"
no8-d1m
OELW or ,NONTNF LLll- LKIN0
II CANES. cut at Monticello and nssLuIsftpfe4
in handsome ST. ie- b, J. y. HALBACA. ~ Char.
JOHN POE IA. Assnt.
Under the Ballard House, Richmond. Va
HoME AND GRAVE or JEBp RI ue
Mid Pleduisnt's ram Q, with summit h1GAs
And Iofter mountains fAr and nj b,
Icons y onfleeiio, prpudl, known
A. homo and grave of Je6vTsun. an
His eenius harm for freedoms cause,
His judsntent true to nature . laws,
His pen taug lit thirteen States TO go
BY risht they ought and could b ffss.
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A~s -
90 TN kWeP.YlI65R I l.sS;:
81 Sl1 is sss.s Asf' = os'ook -
,, P..ssassrs are rssa..s.d 70 i . so.ra |. 4.
Msf: e. ssa ssrsAs secured :. our oio,, !, J.
As .ss f sIss sd j ssss, s:ss:.
e.:s;.sss e Norfolk. !. y The siv.r so...
as Soss sslsei NJ ls :i 81 e s, e
u9.cs: safnciencs Be received prior that nnur.
10. fay. ass reanestsd % send for Their goods
FssiEa. or Boston mn = forwarded ,iir.s,lyon
a.s.sss f' gob ssd IN a Va fsssoisf'
ssAssk.s.igs s n s sSssEs
4: s Is :'s: ss' i s
Tbs stesmer has splendid stxte. room n....n~..
Appropriations Passase and tare eo ~ passenger
.sss. & s.s sS;a Va baltimore At low
,s,s i: e sos ss. Il a ssss
Tickets for passage procured e,,her :. -, .e..
bxS sip. VII ho' st Il ii ae
<seS FOR BXITIMOR E-riRsr W.
H. F rs E'Esssf,ist e. sailing .cAaoasr
of freight. nnnls Quick dispatch. For balances
4 ss-ss - DAVID / WIN. crRR,E
L. FOR BALTuMOR e tn. :. -
CO.'S PACKET schr. GEO. W, CiRlcE p .esn!ar
Mastsl, having the srea,cr portion ~ s ~.
a''''sA fes e'Isnss & ia;Fq
NuTlCE.-The steamer III ., MS
ssEEP PECK win: AFTER MooNNf p.AyYv n MI,
9Th inst. discontinue rnnn;.s -.
, We tais' Portsmouth and Norfolk. until fur.
The Gamer GLEN COVE, Cant 2. G. Gx,o,n
wi cont.Ius the regular run between this, Ports..
ssaar fna essrt the Ths 4
FRIDAY MORNINGS, At 6,s precisely, and I rea
turn each alternate Gay, Sunday excepted jIesv
ing Norfolk At the same hour.
&G1E fast Saline. schooner PAULINE. Captair
.@s SoPER. having portion Of her carso en-
saged and going on board, will have quick dis
,Ssf ITS s0' balance & bav fifbef 'sehs 'e euRRE
rs FOR PHILADELPHiA.-FIRsT YES
.aEsz7@S ?. HALVES. Cart VIM. s, Mason, hav-
| ing a,port,en OF her ecargo engaged and going on
board, WIN have quick dispatch. For balance OF
no Its DAVID VIM. cURR1E.
ksttAffthlSSss f Foo q fok HesF II
TON Of FARE.-The GLEN COVE and cur.
October, leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing Sunday exeep.ed) at 81 O'Clock. precisely
| the Glen Cove leaving every, Monday, Wednesday
| Tuesday Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS, and
both boats return each alternate days, touching at
all the regular landings going and returning,
mouth or Norfolk, S. To City Point. 81 lo'
| r. o. HASKINS.
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"A AA.s.a > til n AN. PISTOL DEPOT...
spokTtNG APPARATi's,. wALKINe CAMS.
&c.-IAS. WASH, Manufacturer and Importer
of RIFLES, GUNS. PISTOLS. Ac.. invites tho
attention Of ne hants and spcrtsmon 70 biz ex.
tensiye and wei! selected ssscrtnsent Of Goods Of
every observation in the G9nnesy line, whnh -
most accommcdatin4 terms. Colts eeebrateA
FIVE. SHOOTER and every description n 6Se-
arms, kept con tamil. IN hand. Also, AmMuui-
ton, Perez ssioB Caps &c.
He has in store, also choice assortment Of
CANES Of various sty les and color.
ne will repair all kinds of Fire Arms neatlys
quickt, and suistsutia II n..unt Canes, rshf spd
Call at his kto 9, No. 90 Main street, Rlehnfcpds
Va JAMES WALH,
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rTsHE SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT, which
has been sold 70 long BY the subscribers 10 GtiIl
offered to custemers an article having all the re-
quistcs Tor gskisfaction. It's ADVANTAGES re known
b. large number Of purchasers. and cannot be e.
ceed in any Of the following points: The best Mt
ting shlrt extnnt, tine most scnnoRicai SHIRT i1
makes III iinen and cotton are used, and those who
have tried our goods IN this line have always OK
ITO MAIN ". TEPMAN HULL
YOU GAN GET AT LEWIS. the hest bav-
saips IN EpbEoider:es; the hest harsaina e
and Ushjeanhsx Cotton: the lat "sxains in Irish
Linegs; ths best hesgaine in Bed and negro Bland
cts; the best bstgaips in Ladies Embroidered C0l-
JACOB 4, LEVYfh. Is lain -
HL0AK&: ELOAKSi-our asscrta.enE q
~ cl0aka - Sefy coed Ard M asa sfslI ntas3iff
fheW uV fhua lyinK the isdiet hAnne 10 encaur-
40 home l4cteTes - eyeg} ollsr Ne pay fuf
mAtias ctosks i expsasls,da n enf n.ss A..Y
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AIDES FUR8,

I AIDES FURs.
LApIrp YTHo,
Ju~t received, apothes lot of new ard desifeh3e
FCRN and MUFfS Also.
In great variety: aman.ss them 10 tho zOQAyy
HAT. the latest thins uut IN The xas 81 Cal
= srras variety can he fnuRd, incjudtag the 6kAW
LIco !. 49, 'o'1s' sDiNF0ap's Hat etpss.
no l8-lm - Main eefoes.
LsIKS. FIKs!! tuRS!:!-Jpe secesvsd. q
MISSES F1NcY FUks. i crest vs5isss ,ssasisi-
ing IN part Of 49,
SABLE, NM, s.
PITCH, UselAM PITCH.
EQUiRREL, IMITATION PITCH.
A,.e, eEsr,s glsiEsSiIt saacAPs. nu1yLias
aA4 : : : : - ELLETT 4 WEINeKR.
No. 16r Main IT., opposite ExaAanxo lnxk.
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BY Dickinson, Hill & Co., Auct's.

y BE sLAVEs.-.in. obedience to a decree Of
22d day Of November 1859, in 3 suit therein de-
pendIn,s unde. the style Of Mills administrator
OF DEC der. 1909, at the auctien house OF
.mo CIV and c n en Of
named Caroline, aboat % years, and one named
'''''' aD0u' !" 's NATHANiEL H. rALLEY,
SPECIAL Comm ssioner.
DICKINSON, Hill Co., Aucts. d. 3-dtd*
TK su.;sTI Es s. AN Ndv AApM.NsSTRATRIxs
to the provisions Of deed Of trust executed by
John Chesterman. dated the 10Th May, ls4s, and
an, GO d n Hsnover county hsvn been
signed. survlvins trustee viii sell at public auc
ton to the his hest bidder, .. the late rssdsnos Of
count, Of on the 18th DAY o
December, 1859, commencing At II o'clock A. NJ,
ist A tract Of Land in the county Of Hanover.
sfR f4fian RDs ssu' 80 acres and known as
I'd: small tract Of Land lying on, the Mechan-
late dweng house Of Achilles Luz Inmpfin. decd ID
Sd The lot OF Land " ns Immediately at The
head Of the hsc a,a Turnpks eont.,nias
ONE ss s. being
the All he
ing Of one Negro Woman. named Dinan; Horses,
Mules. Cows, Hoss Buxgs and Harness, and va
rious Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-For the land One third IN cash, the
balance upon credit of sir and twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale, bond with APP
For the personal property For all sums SO
and under, cash; for all sums over go. upon q
credit of four months,
DAVID B. MOORE, Surviving Trustee.
place. wi Be sold aIl the psrishahle property q
whlch John Chesterman died seized. consistinS
Ct thirty or forty barrels OF Corn, Fodder. Shncks
Carpentsrs' and Whse lwrightss Tools, and House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs.- For all sums of 10 and under, cash; for
all sums over l0.a credit Of four months; bonds
with good security will be required
MARY CHESTERMAN,
ADM af John s. Chesterman. decd.
~ All pereOns having claims AGAINST the late
sent them at once, properly au henticated. to the
administrative, or to James Moore. for Hquida-
ton. MAhI +. CHESVEKMAN,
: IA q - :. Pal eIx
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90 TX PER LOA0-.CoOK's HAR D COAX
~ This COAL 10 HiismiEcus. .rnt Of The
bsst quality hut the many faai}cs ' ~ eve nAsv
using it. think the price more than te.Mpenen1Ao
for the quality and az the price will - - PSI
/ IA. Office on lAth street, one door yellow HI.
Hastin - grocery stor~.
This COAL makes an excellent ERE.
no8-1mH r. COCK.
C,OKE.-The price Of COKE, for the month OF
~ NoveT.bsr will Be rs follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load :. 60 -
Ali other grades, . :. .......s. a
NO Its INO. ]. WERTH. Aren't. Z
C,LOvER HILL And ANThR ACtTE
~ COAL and CoKE-For sale BY z,
M D. WHITING,
no1-2m Near the Peters1urG DEPOT
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Bgssa ass I 4 tl Bs1s e IS y
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N RICHMOND MADE BOOTS AND
for several years past, to make to order BOTS
aud SHOES for ladies', gentlemen. misses, boy
and servants. under the superintendence Of Mr..
mond ~ = true and faithful workman. Call at No.
2I9 Broad street, and leave your ord.rg.
de 2-7w w. p. w. TAYLOR.
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I OCkAMITHlNG. BELL HANGIM q.
l. SILVER PLATING. &c.-Ths sphscrihsr M
has laid in large supply Of materials, nf the hest
quality used in I.OcksM[THIN6,B BELL HANG
lie attention to his business He has employ - ne
best yorkmen t. be had. and 10 prepared to mets
best manner. and to do Silver Plating in sts 10 rot
to be surpassed by any establishment in this c0un
try. All his work is warranted, or no sals..
After an experiences of many ysars in THE city.
this country, he Aatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and ,psicess
and therefore solicits orders from town and couA-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks MADE on HxrAIn :
Ed. BELLS HUNG in any style, or SILVER PLA1Ak
executed in superior manner are invited 70 sAH
ft his establishment, on 10th street, three oOUya
south of Main where they will b attended 10 -
the shortest notice. 4
Orders from a distance, sent thrnusA the Pest
Office, will Re immediately filled; and Bell HaAginG
done in any part OF the county, z. cits gyicss-
ADDRESS VIM. w. SNEADs
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Bell Hsnser,
oc l7-d3m 10th street, Richmond, w.
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND TAsvIILKR r. Coat
November u. 1859.
q tie Of ne h,cnm"n :sd D.S
on WET NESDAY. tath December. 10 3
THOS. w. BR0CKENBROUGH, Treasursr.
FORM nF PROXY.
Kxotc all men by these presfnts. That,
the undersi ned. do hereby constitute and appoint
vote on iii Questions that may he brcus 1t 81 FIRE
the meetlns Of the Stockholders Of the Rich
mons and Danvile Railroad Company, TO be held
at ----- on ---, the das Of ----. or ct sny
ad ourned mseting thereof herebs ratify ins ail
the acts of ---- said attornes6A the premises .,
person.
In testimony whereof - have hereuntc AIMED
- ba nd this aay IF 49, nxs lk--1w
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n NOTICE TO STRANGERS VISIT
HING RIcHMoND,-We would most respect
Visiting chnond. to call and examine our as
sortment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VA
Uses. CARPET-BAGS. &C.. before purchasing,
as they will find large assortment to select from.
ALEX. HILL & CO..
No Ia Main st., Richmond, Va.
HEATERS FOR FACTORfES.-Furnacs
II and Heaters set in basement stories, with suit
able quantss and quality Of heat conveyed 70 each
story above. according TO the purpose for which
each 10 used.
Three sizes OF oar Factory Stove now ready, the
medium size of which has been used three years In
many factories without breaking.
Xiso. SeIi-Resuiating Licorics Boilers, for wood
or coal, all sizes.
Pine and al factory work done in ths best man
ner and with aispatch. OVERWHELMINGLY
Beiyin's Row, Governor street.
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AsC~ FOR NEW YOk N.-Tne suprr,or
&EdS fast sains schooner PAULINE. Captair
SoPER, having a portion Of her cargo en-
saged and gong on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance of freight. apply to
de It's DAVID Il WM CI,RRTE
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CIGARS;, CIG.A aHb CIGAARSCL 4 8, AND y
sCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, 8c.-
Wholesale pgrc hassTs are snlIcited 70 call and e.
bacco Store, 18th ST., between Main and Franklin
sts, complete assortment in the above line 81
Goods. Warranted as represented. II any article
don't snit il can BE- exchanged, or the money 70.
NJ B.-CIGARS made, in any style. to order.
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ROBERT CARTWRIGHT,
December /, 1859. JOHN T. POWELL.

Notice.-Having purchased the interest of
m late partner Mr. PowELL, shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
in al iss branches. as heretofore.
Win thanks for the patronage literally ex-
.en;lad To the late firm. Illicit continuance of
the same. at the old stand. corner Of Bank and I2h
streets ROBERT CARTWRIGHT,
Dpcnmhcr do
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-14

MI C H AEL NCH,
HEAD OF MAIN STREET,
TAN BUREN, ARKANSAS
Keeps constantly On hand at wholesale and retail
TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
and Provisions, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps. Iron, Nails, Castings,
Trace Chains, White Lead,
Lard and Linseed Oil,
Spts. Turpentine,
Cook. Extracts,
Perfumery. Drugs, Medicines, Liniments.
Also, keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
of LI@ UORS, such as
Old Bor6oan, Rye and Corn WAisky, French
Brandy, american Brandy, Wines,
Cordials, Champaigns, de-, de-,
FOR WHICH 1 WILL TAKE
Cash, Hides, Peltries, Furs, Beeswax,
Feathers, and Country Produce gener-
all at the highest market price
Thankful for past favors would solicit
a continuance of the same
July $50. NJ. LYNCH. Y
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. '"sS~ w. ' ." 0oTen, dfk, Sep. lU, lS59\
SEALED PROPOSALS for the Graduation
- Of the First Division Of twenty miles east.
ward from Van Buren,, viii be received at this Of
nee until Thursday NooA, December 1st.
1883. The work is divided into evenly sections
Of about one mile each. and proposals for either
part, or the whole of this Division may be made
but no bids for less than one section will be CON
sdered. Blank FORMS of Proposals. will be Furnished
on application at this Office by mail or otherwise.
Estimates OF work done will be made on the first
day of every alternate month. and payments made
on the first day Of the month following and fif.
teen per cent of all estimates will be retained until
the completion of the contract. Contractors desr-
ing other terms of payment may bid accordingly.
as 9h the above terms are not positively settled.
Inc Company having large amount of the finest
Lands in Western Arkansas, will give preference
to those requiring the least proportion Of money,
and an the largest proportion of stock and lands.
all bids at its option.
Plans, Profilss. and speci6c.tions may be seen,
tion at the Engineers Office in Van Btnen.
JESSE TURNER, President.
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M LYNCH
Nl. Would invite the attention Of the la
dies to his new and select assortment of
DRESS GOODS,

which he has just received. They of the most
choice and fashionable patterns and styles, and
selling them at reduced prices. Among them will
be found,
Jaconet Muslin, French Jaconet, Brilliants, Brill
iantes, Cambrics, Linen Lawns, Baptize Lawns,
Fancy Lawns, Colorcd En-. Lawns, Irish Lawns,
Scotch Ginghams. French Ginghams. Fancy Cling
hams Bayadere g inghans, Robes. lsarege Challe,
Embroidered Collars, ChanSable silk Poplin, Hoop
Skirts French Corsets. Silk Flowering Thread Silk
Fringe, Cotton Ffowering Thread, Linen Flowerlng
Thread English Prints. French Prints, Bobbins,
Prints. American Linen Tape, Cotton Tape, Silk
Braid, Worsted Braid, Linen Braid, Velvet Ribbon,
Bonnet Ribbon, Satin Ribbon, Miss Retieules,
Ladies Retcules L9dies Cotton hose, Ladies Port
monaies Ladies' Silk hose, Miss Cotton hose, La
dies Silk hose, Ladies Lisle Gloves Ladies silver
ed FANS Ladies' linen hdkfs, Palm leaf fans, Miss
silvered fans, Horn Combs, Ladies Antique belts
Dress Combs, Ladies' patent leather belts, Silver
Thimbles, Whalebone Hoops. Steel Hoops. Side
Shell Combs, Hoop Shell Combs, Puff Shell Combs
Tucking Shell Combs.
July 6, SO. NJ. LYNCH.
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GUNDRIE, ToBEF0UND AT
JDJN HENRY. WILLIAMS kCO.

~ JOHN HENRY, WiELlAAo 1po
CANDLES AND SOAP-2Oo boxes @ SAr Isn
ton Soap. Also Palm Glyccrine and rsncy rsp.vn4
ed Soap by the dozen or gross. PERFUMEkI,-Tr
Bear, Rose and Aaceassur Oils, and Frencn fo
1rs. ara. ToIIET N,lg ARTicIETooth | and Hair
Brushes, blessing Combs. Tuck Combs, Hair Pins.
DC, DC. QUEENSW WARE-in Casks. Crates ang
Boxes, assorted, to suit this trade. TuMBLEkS
AND GLASS JARS--lO0 dozen assorted Glass
Tumblers, % dozen assorted Glass Jars. WOOD
EN- WARE-i0o dozen Painted Buckets, dozen
Cedar Iron Bound Paekets. dozen Cedar Brass
Bound Buckets. so dozen Toy (Painted) Buckets.
30 Nests Painted Tubs, and inches nest, ~
Nests Cedar Tubs. and 3 inches nest. Wood
Churns, 10 half bushels WRAPPING PAPEk
AND TWINE--i00 Reams Wrapping Psper, I'D
HsGks wappins rwi9s I,sd M MITE RnoN,s WAsH
100 dozen assorted CANDLE WICKED h in
store BIACKING-200 dozen Mason's Backing.
SNUFF-5O boxes Snuff, in bottles aud papers AZ
IGARRET 4 SONS. SULPHUR AND BRIM-
STONES boxes each, 25 ID. VARNlSH-2S
Gallons Copal Varnish, in Gallon cans. 10 Gal.
Ions Japan varnish in Gallon cans. MATCHES
ner Box % Gross Round Wood Box. YEAST
, POWDERS-3 bbls. Preston 4 Mcrrills, SO dozen
Hope Mills in Boxes of dozen each: STARCH
% boxes Pearl Starch LEMON SYRUP--5O dog.
| IL Underwood's No. 3. PICKLES-50 dozen in
! Pint Quart and half Gallon Jars. plain and mig
al WINDOW SASH AND GLASS-l00 pairs
! Window Sash, plain and glazed. S by 10, and 10
! by IL, 100 boxes Window Glass, by 10, 10 by Ia.
IL by IA, II by IL. - by le. STONE WARE
5000 Gallons assorted consisting of Jugs. lara,
Milk Pans. Stone Pitchers Of all sizes. SODA.
| SALERATUS AND YEAST--50 half bbls Soda,
! 800 lb in IL boxes, also Saleratus % ID boxes
also Yeast Cakes, direct from Boston, by the dozen
or gross. CASTOR OIL-lOo dozen Of 40 to
Gallon in Boxes OF dozen each OILS AND
| URPENTINE-Tsnner's. Linseed. Lard. Swss
Land Castor Oils Inv the Callon or EuSurxf ptJN,ry
-Hed Lead, Whits Lead, Pure 49, No. /. Black
Lead, Venetian Red. Spanish Brown, Yellow Oehrs,
Chrome Green Yellow and Litharge. OK CHAINS
l-2o00 b Ok Chains, 400 pairs Trace Chains, IS
pairs Lock Chains, so Stretehers, dozen Halter
Chains in store and for sale by
July l3 SO j HENRY. WILLIAMS & CO.
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Something for every Lady.
SHEPPARD'S
Great BencfactOr.
The Greatest Periodical Remedy ever Dis
cogered!

The Greatest Periodical Remedy ever Dis
coeered!
lOOO BOXES RETAILED MONTHLY.
The benefactor is infalliable for the immediate
removal of DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities Prolapsus
Uteri Calling of the Womb) Leuchorrhea or whites
and all the diseases peculiar to females This RENE
dy has never in a single failed in producing
the Menses. / have received many letters of re
commendation, which all say lit is the bes,
remedy we have ever used" Sickness at the stom-
ach. languor debility, pains in the head, side and
back, loss of appetite, costiveness, &c. OF
the symptoms which attend irregular mensturation
lis remedy may be had by addressing j. S
SHEfARD. West 18th St, Cincinnati and enclosing
81. and the remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.-LADIEs WHO PREGNANT SHOULD NOT
Use THIS REMEDY, As IT Is SURE TO BRING MIsCAR
RIAGE, though no injury to health would follow
One box three boxes 50. All letters of inquiry
must contain a postage stamp to ensure an answer
J. G. SHEPPARD, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Mandatory
Stove Warehouse.
r. S. ROBERTS,

MAIN STREET, VAN buren,, ARK,
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the
largest and best assortment Of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware to be found in Western Arkansas, and which
he will sell low for cash All orders attended to
with promptness and despatch and merchants sup
piled on iberal terms.
JOBBING done with neatness and in workman
like manner. Alarge assortment Of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
constantly on hand and will be sold as low as can
be had elsewhere.
July 6, 1859. lyl
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Notice to Contractors.
Office Of tie Little Rack asd FSn Smak
BraneA ef tie CaiTs and Fulton Raj
road Co Ear Rrren Al O.. 10 lasol

Braa1 Of tke Cairs and Fulton Rail
road Co., Vaa Bsrea. Ark Sep. 10, ls59.\
GEALED PROPOSALS for the NMa.o,r, q,
y the First Division of twenty miles eastward
from Van Buren. will be received at this Office uu.
hi Thursday Noon, December 1st. 1850.
No bids for less than the amount Of Masonry npon
Of Proposals will be furnished on sDpIic.tion 3
this Office. by mail or otherwise
Contractors viii state terms Of payments, and
proportions of money, stock and lands. and
amount to be retained by the Company to secure
serves the right to reject any and all bids at is op
tion. r
Plans and specifications may be seen, and ali
desired information obtained On application at the
Engineers Office in Van Buren,
JESSE TURNER. Pyes;dent,