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/. NEW CLOTHING.-CARRA-

IA NEW CLOTHING.--CARR
IA COTT, HARRIS Il CO, successors to MER-
W. CHSHT WHISPER Co., are receiving one
-. Of the largest ana best sssor tnents OF he ady
Made Clothing ever offered in this market, having
been MANUFACTURED BIZ THEnsRLVEs, and Tor style,
quality and 1T, cannot be surpassed
Also, Youths and Boys Clothing ofeyery kind and
quality suitable for Boys FROM four to sixteen years
old
Furnishing Goods of every kind. including their
celebrated Golden Hill shirts" of superior quality,
snd q. guaranteed, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices
Sc. Gall and examine them.
DARAACOTT, HARRIS 4 CO..
sn16 liz Main street.
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SPRING MILLINERY,


HhNOE hO1 UnEhc UF TUBACCU.
m The undersigned Is prepared to furnish NY
DfAULlJ Pk6sSEs. OF the most improved con.
such terms a. will place the Hydraulic Press with
inthe reach OF every manufacturer. with Q great
now IN use No hallway Compani, n Presses cY
ketaners are necessary. bat each Press s complete
IN itself and ct iess cost than any other power can
be used 70 do the same work.
The improvement was patented April 18th. 1859
and CONSISTS in casting the cylinder separate from
ssroa sht iron hoops and secured in position on the
head BY bolt. and dowels The joint 10 secured BIZ
packing OF leather. india.rubber or other suita
bio material and an iron plate This description il
necessary to warn all persons from using ylinder
made by parties VINO have no right to the improve.
mSnt, as SUCH uss Is An infringement OF my patent
All persons interested will please address
WI BAXTER
petersbur0 Va
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 1O(

~ AOREs OF WOOD LAND IN HEyRICO OOUN.
TY, on WHITE OAK SWAMP. AB0UT MILES
BELOW RICHMOND.=AsC MN ssioners appoint.
I'd BY dscreo Of the Circuit Lourt OF the city OF
In the case ef II OLSON and others Bin ford, &c..
We shall sell Ut public auction. on MONDAY the
9Th Il June that being court day, In front Of the
County Court Hsuse at IL o'clock n, If fair If not.
the next iair day the 100 acres Of Land conyeyed by
Phillip Hobson, by deed of the 29.h November.
1884. This Lsnd ison near to n hire Oak Swamp.
about or miles b. low Richmond
TERMs-Enoush In cash to d. fray the costs OF sale;
as to rhe residue at IL and IL Jnhs, Tor nogota
BILE notes. interest added and title retained till all
the purchase money be PAID. 1he taxes fJr 1873 to
be pa. d by the pure sser
JNO YOUNG. )co,n,-
myIs-td GEO RANDOLPH eoA l.
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CIGN PAINTING /!

CIGN PAINTING!
TRANSPARRNCIEe, BANNEK6. GLASS 0ILp.
ING, &c, &c. done In the pEsf STYLE, ct sho9t q.
tice, and on very reasonable terms, By
q. l. MONTAGUE,
nay Aim Corner Of Bank and l2rh g.
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e AT CO5T.-Contemplsting ma
"A king change In our business we viii
AAA, close oat our present steck OF
8EH&zE WATCHES,
JEwELkv,
SILVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE
AT PRIME COST.
All those indebted to the concern, will please set
tie up. f0k9ELE WEIBEMEYER,
nh I~3m No 9S Main st,
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ADExA<sSs nAA.Ao.
NfpH15Sr-
BY Goddin 3 Appsrson, Aucss.


1Q1 ACRES OF WOOD LAND. IN
III HEnhICo COUNTY. EIGaT MILRs asoys
RICHMuND, nEAR 70 RICaMOAD ANDT1H i.
Ek CESBUkG HsIak0sD. AND ON The LIN
OF THE NEW PacJscrsp PLANK ROAD. FOk sALk
AT Az, TON will be sold st suction, on the Pre-
mfses, on IL SSDAY. the Est day of MAY. 1859. at
acres OF lard, located sb We. winning tins ads
OF Messrs Jas ayall, Eiijsk Piiddy. &C. There
IL on the tract small log house. occupied oy Mr
Willis
Txsxs-0ne fourth cash: balance at 3, and
mopshs for negotiable notes. interest ADDED. secur'
ed By trust deed. tito retsined The ts1as for
1889 to be aid by tho purchaser. ibis land 10 we'll
located and tae owner has use foe IL, he has
authorized to say that i. will be positively sold.
my 20 GoDJIS q AsPsHc0N, Aaets.
TWO MOTT ADMIRABLY WE'LL
= BUILT BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE
WE.TEkE SIDE OF MAYo sTHEsT. NEAk ~
ODD-F HALL, Foa SA LIE AT AUCTION
WI bssoid a suc ion on the premises, on T Es.
Day, the 3lst MAJ 1889 at ~ O'clock P 81, thoss
two admiralty well buIlt orick tsnements located
ss above, one occupied By Mrs Bailey. the other by
Mrs Butler. esch at snnusl rent IT 1873 These
houses erected about Is srs sgc of tbs best
materials. ana in the most WORK manike manner,
are now in good ordsr, aud spacious enough for
the accom,u odation Of large families They ere
-fnished from the basement to the last story and
besides being conveniently arranged they possess
TIE usual modern improvements. such ss gas wa.
ter, &c.
TxsMs: Onsfifth cash bslance, at 6 Il, Is and n
months, fr goiisble notes interest added, cured
by . trust deed. Tee taxes for 1859 TO be paia by
the purchasers. GOOD N d ArPEksUN,
mJ IL Aacsioneeru,
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NOTICE.-Two Certificates, for one
/ shsrs each, Of the stock of the Richmond RSro
Association. standing in the name Of Hiram Dick
ioson, lthe same conveyed to rs By HE trust deed
dated march rs. 1888 having been lost or mlaIoid.
notice Is hereby given that We shal apply 70 aid
company for renewals thereof
CB LUCK,
my24-Iaw2m GxO WhITPIDLD, 1Iussess'
NOTICE The public 10 hereby eau.
for Coupons No to a. inclusive. Of Bonds Of the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, payable on the LIST Of Nay. laoe, - The
came have been lost or mislait, and the payment
stopped. CIV MAOMukOO
my A-IaW6wS Treasurer
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SERVANTS FOB HIRE AND 0ALu
EOR HIRE-A strong, healthy young
r. colored WOMAN, Of good character, who 4 9
excellent chambermAid and nrst rate 1ashee anl
ironer. Apply to
WIN PHILLIPS, l7th street.
NH It's Between Main and Hank,
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n D. YALE & CO.,

VI ,sN M.rv a-,-
REFRIGERATORs,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF ClMBNT PAIH9.
For Roos. the best article for the purpose IN -,
Lightning Rode 81 the most approved kind.
Pumps Of all kinds.
Hydraulic Rams.
Lead and Iron Pipe. all sizes.
Portable Gas Works put up In town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and Stoves, al
sizes.
All Kinds of Plumbing and Gas Fitting done I,
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and GATHERING. Heating public and mi
vats buildings In all the various wars known =
modern improvements. % 49,
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

GROCERIES FURNITURE, 40 -
" VIII be sold ct auction ct my store on "a
TuRUAY. May 2Ssh, commencing Ut 10 o'clos 4. =
bbis Hrrrirgs in good order: 50 boxes scoteh Hes.
FUkNITURk-Aio lot second hand Furniture. iron
familJ leavisg the nity. -. i
Ready Made Clothing. DRY Goods, ehoes. BaIs,
Bonnets, &c. Ajax MOTT
my n Auotfopeee.
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nESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT THE
- CORNBR OF FRANKLIN AND 23TH sTS,
FOB SALE AT AUOCION.-Will be sold ut auc.
ton, on she premises: on WEDN EsDAY. the Let
Let located as ABOVE The lot has fix MT Of so feet
on the cant line Of 18th street. and depth on the
perth line Of Franklin street of l22 feet alley
10 feet wide. The house has rooms, and now rents
for $500 per annum
TERMs-One foarth cash, balance ct g. IL and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest aided secur-
ed by trust deed The taxss for 1889 to be paid By
the purchaser. eODDIN APPHHS0N.
nv "a AuctiOpeers.
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ROCKBAID1E BATHS.-Ihis favorlt


A. watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the list day Of June next From tn ,se
who have tried the virtues Of the water, and who
know the character Of the accommodations in point
OF attendsnces fare and.lodging. continued pstro-
mage Is confidently expected, while it is hoped tst
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths. and
tne iaclnty OF access to them will largely extend
the list of visitors during the coming season.
The Eentlemen's bath is 40 by so feet in size and
that for ladies rs by 50 The water is highly Carlo
mated aud containsa variety of salts of ninera! in.
gradients. among them Iron and Magnesa. che
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons OF long and varied experience. to be the
most delightful and inyigorating that they have
ever tried has proved especially III caciOus and
curative in diseases peculiar to females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles of the
Baths and visitors leaving Richmond or Alex anGria
in the morning. reach here by sunset the same day.
daily line OF stages connects with the Railroad st
Gcshen depot. The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached TO the Baths affords
facilities for boating and fishing, and the neghbor-
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned pi omises to spare pains In these
and all other respects, in promoting the amusement
a. well IS comfort OF his guests. de has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year. and 1t will be under nis exclusive man
agement and control.
TERAs-s2 per day. $40 per week. and s32 PER
month"; weeks to The month. Children and se--
wants half price.
reference may be had, amongst many others to
his Excellency Henry A Wise, ESQ, Governor of
Virginia, John Maben, and K faine, EsQs. of
Richmond, Col Smith. Superintendent Of the
Virginia Military Institute, snd Rev VIM White
d d, Lexington.
my 5-3tnd WM JORDAN.
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pLUE sULPhUR SPhINas--This de:

RLUE SULPHUR EPhINHS.-ThiH de-
~ lightful watering place, located in Greenbrier
Co. Va was purchased by company of gentlemen
in August last. 1t has undergone many improve
ments and will be open fer the reception of visitors
en- the 18th OF June The waters are similar to the
f'r-famed White eupt UT; the situation is % miles
from the White Sulphur Springs. aud Is from Lew
sburg and the scenery around it ia not surpassed
by any Spring in the mountains. The accom- moda-
tons are equal to those at Spring in the mGun-
tsins of Virginia.
Mr. George W eus.er, one OF the present owners,
and go tayorabiy kLoEp, is the manager.
Mr. JCseE h IL SEead, aso OF the owners, will
be found there from the 2cth instant. when he
would be pleased to see his friends ftom Eastern
Virginia ard the South.
To parsons rema ming fer four weeks or more q
liberal deduction of charges Will be- made. For in
marion or circulars giving description of the
ter. &C. please address Chas Stebh;ns iUl Broad st.
Richmond. GEORGE W BUSTER co,
PToprietoIs
B-There will be daily line of coaches from
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RETIRED Eu0ARH AND LARD.-A
g. inIl supply cut. crushed. powdered and COZ
T., sIxnrs. 70 bbis Drine hard lard. Landing
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By Thos " Keesee,
(0hlce Corner 18th and Carr streets

COWS AND CAIVHG sOR
~ eALn At AUCTION VIII ~ sual
ss on SATURDAY morning.. .ssh in0e
at Vcloek, at the q ,per Market, three 6ns Mich
Cows. with young Calves. frnm Mr. D DelaplAnSlG.
-. ALTO, gss--ss., - go
Will be sold at the HORSE Los at 10 o'clock oeve.
my n TAOS W KsBsBH. Auet
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~ j.. d. Dlg8es Auct.
A UCTTOy HORSES, Null s Carts,
"A WAGONS. and COwS.-wiil be cold. THIS
AORSINd. ut the horse lot nsar the Central depot,
ccntnsncirg At 10 O'Clock:
several ssddlean Harnesy Horsee
young Mules, we'll brvke to work
Carts and Waggons
several Mich Cows and Calves.
ADDITION Al -Jne superior Buggy HosSc. ave
years old, trots oue mls IN three mfautee esrfseuH
sound and sold for no fault J b Df09os.
my fs-lt Apet.
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r AND FOR sALEIN CHESTERFIELD

~ COUNTY. on TIE MANCHE4TEa TURN.
PIKE. six NILES Distant FROM RICH.
chester Turnpike as acres of good land for sale
TN The south side of the turnpike il the oriSinsl
bens ssn
pounds of tobacco sold last year. Wheatc crops va
rying four to eight hundred bushels-the place
having been under irregular management. There
are two lots OF twenty acres each we'll set in clover
A Dwelling House In perfect repair, (haIf newt
yard, with two rlsasant rooms. A Yard and Car
den well inclosed A well of good water in the
yard: and another near the Gransry. stable, and
Houses. with good chimueys and windows. for
thirty.five serssnts All out buildings needed for
iarming and planting purposes. AID for domestic
4 small tract Of % to Tx acres Of good land,
or tw houses Comfortable for snail family ou one
on the large tract have seeded about eighty
bushels little purple straw wheat. tree of al defect
and preparing TO plant Corn on good land With q
large supply Of wood land. there about I4oor
of sect nd growth pine, which is very tall Much
may be carried to market on . turnpike without
Those tracts may be bought privately of Messrs.
Goddin Apperson of Ricnmond. separately or TO-.
gether; till the 2th day Of May. Fridsy) II not
purchasers, at public auction. on the premises.
Preparing to move to another State. shall be ab
sent short lime. during which. persons DESTROYS Of
shown by my son. ChassAin Cooke. Jr. aud be OF
Messrs doddin Appersoo, are authorized to close
had 18th October next Possession of the land and
larger number Of out -buildiugs may be had imme-
oy and % Tor the
six seven crop hands till LIST or 10th October next
Address 'ilichmond, box 64s."
CHASTAIN COOKE.
@Whig and Enquirer please copy once week
till 18th May.
FRIDAY. the 10Th May, at q O'Clock, NJ If fair, il
not. the next fair day.
GODDIN APPERSON,
myH Aucts.
PUoTP0NEMENT.-In consequence Of the rain,
the above sale was postponed IL MONDAY noxt,
the 50th May, at the same hour :
nv 81 0ODDIN APPERsON
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JMMEDIATELY after the above sal,

l. will be sold Q handsome Building Lot, on the
south side Of Franklin between 2sth and 10Th Streets
aud this residence of Mr. bobert Avis. 'front.'
ing SO leet and running back $50 to an: alley feet
wide.
Terms the same In sill respects - the abovel
my S GODDlN APPEkSON, Auca.
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lust received 9 fresh supply VI four
u wheel Carriages for children: very handsome.
and low price.
Wy8 ANGUS bfE6LI.
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RO MAIN BTREEr.- Don't make any
UeJ mistake Ladies, be sure to go to the right
place III on want Dry Goods at half their value
New goods received weekly of the latest eHd most
desirable styles. Remember the house and MAKE
note Of IT, The great down town Emporium for
bargains in fashionable Dry Goods. Mantias, Dust
ers and Embroidery, Is at ALFRED MOek ~.
my.3 63 MAIN street.
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By Richard Cscthorn, Auoe /.

HGR,ES AT AUDTION -0n SAT
utDAY. 2slh inst ct 10 o'clo:k, st thu LOT neas
the Va Central Rairo ID 0epct, VIII ell q sne.
tton three excellent Work Horses aud ooo Cart
myE CAUTHOSS. not.
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a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
"A Have removed their ONCE to 202, Main It.,
above 10TH opposite Corfpthian Hall. GOODS
called OF ard delivered TRhE Of charge for dray-
are 70 10-ts
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ORANGE SHERBET GREAM.-From
Water syrup. which was 30 universally praised ct
our Fountain last year 1t beng freshly prepared
every day and drank with the purest and coolest
soda Water there CAP be no doubt it IL enc Of the
h"e - - WARING / PEARCE.
my25 Druggists Broad st. above 9th.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

PS-rhe WhiG and Enquirer will insert the abovs
chssG us. j r A sf,N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09
IN OHIO.

Senator DoUeLAs made a speech in Column
bus on Wednesday last. and last evening an
other in Cincinnati. He came to the State at
the earnest solicitation of the Democratic
State Central Committee, a fact which shows
that the committee aforesaid are not quite so
confident of a Democratic triumph at the COM
ing election as some of the party papers would
fain have US believe. Foreign aid will not
help them, however-the contest is already
virtually decided-defeat a ats them as Ger
tainly as the day of election arrives. The
speech in Columbus, which was heard by many
of our citizens, was a mere reliash of his late
manifesto in Harper's Magazine, and as it was
not copyrighted, the papers of the party will
be enabled to lay it before their readers if SO
disposed, and the rank and file thus have the
privilege of perusing it, which was denied the
mass of them before. Indeed, it is not improb-
able that his chief object in accepting the invi-
tation, was to come it over the Harper's in
impairing the valuq of their copyright by a
sharp dodge, for the practicing of which he is
somewhat notorious. The Republicans do not
consider themselves annihilated by the on
slaught of the little giant.
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CHASE n PuGu.

The Democracy, in order to make good any
injury their party might sustain in the con-
fict between Messrs. Dennison and Ranney, at
Tifin, on Tuesday last, had arranged that
Pugh and Dorsey should speak in that city the
evening of the same day. It SO occurred
however. that Gov. CHASE happened to be in
that locality at the time, and it was arranged
that he and Pugh should continue the discus.
sion in the evening. The order of the day
light debate was ~reversed-Pugh opening and
closing, while the Governor occupied the inter.
vening time. 1t is hardly necessary to say that
the Republican cause did not suffer much in
an encounter of the kind. Gov. Chase had
decidedly the best side of the questions discus
sed, and VIC imagine that even Democrats. il
they are candid, will concede that intellectual.
~ the advantage was also on his side. Such
being the case. it is hardly necessary to add
Democracy made a slim showing on that oc-
c~asiou. notwithstanding the lack of Senatorial
dignity and decoruin which is said to have
characterized the effort of Mr.. Pugh.
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IMPORTANCE OF a SINGLE
VOTE.

a correspondent forcibly illustrates the i'm
p~ortance of a single vote in close and doubtful
contests. We commend his communication to
the attentive perus-' If our Republican read
ers; and in order TO ~furtLer impress them with
the Importance of the Considerations be pre-
sents, add the following article on the same
subject, which We find in one of our exchanges:
An Opposition candidate is elected in Ees-
lucky by n majority of three rotes-one in
Tennessee by Sr votes-another by eight, and
another by fifty. A Democrat is elected in
Kentucky by Str1y-seue1 votes. The Demo
cratic Congressman 10 Oregon is reported cleo
ted by si1tcen majority, which election would
have the effect to give the State to the Demo-
Gratis in case of the election of President going
into the House, and might decide the contest.
These results should admonish the Republicans
everywhere, of the Importance of a few votes.
A vote in each township of a county where
the canvass is closely contested, may decide the
politics of the county-a vote in each county
may decide the political complexion of a State
tho vote of a State elects Presidents, de-
cides the policy, and may in a like manner, the
future destinies Of a nation. How important
Their is a single vote.
Republicans should remember the above
facts at the polls on the second Tuesday of DC
tobcr next. Every man entitled to a vote has
a duty to perform, in bestowing it in such a
way as may advance those principles, which,
in bis honest Judgment are best calculated to
promote the general welfare. And, if he fail
tc do SO, he is guilty, in a measure, of disIeyal-
ty to the government to which be is indebted
for the protection of his person and his proper
ty.
1t is TO be hoped, that at the October cleo
ton, 1859, there will be no cause for doubling
the loyalty of the Republicans of Ohio, but
each end every voter, who can, will do
his duty-deposit his vote freely and promptly
for the candidates of bis choice.
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A NoBLE FELLow.-The Cleveland Leader
Of Wednesday says: An accident which oc-
CURED last evening, at the depot created no lit
tie excitement. As the train of the Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad came into
the depot about 8 o'clock, a young lady, a Miss
Ellen Merrick, en- route for Buffalo, in COM
pany with her parents, happened to jump of
the train, on the wrong side, when her weight
caused the plank to give way, and she was pre-
cipitated into the waters of the Lake below
The alarm was given. when Freeman Mutt,
depot baggage master, in the employ of the c..
ca c., and the c.. & T.. Railroads, jumped in
after her, and sustaining her until a ladder was
found and the parties rescued.
The water where Miss Merrick fell was, by
sctual measurement nine and a half feet deep
and nine feet from the platform, where the
plank broke to the water. The wayes-the de-
pot being built over the Lake-were running
high at the time, and the situation of young
Mutt was exceedingly precarieus. As he plum
ged IN, he sunk, and on rising was caught by
the lady, who fortunately left his arms free, and
he succeeded in grasping one of the spiles On
which the depot is built, and thus succeeded in
sustaining their joint weight until released from
their perilous position.
An act of greater heroism ithas seldom been
orr good fortune to record. At best, Mutt is
. poor swimmer, and even 10, q good one, in the
total darkness-it being after night and the
darkness increased by the water being covered
by the floor of the depot. the chances of lifi
over death, were scarce one to five. But il
was no time to calculate cbanoes-the life offs
fellow being was in danger, and the leap was
made and was crowned with success.