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4 Dealer Informs us that about lao :
boo feet Of good Cherry Lumber viii be
LauIed from this place to Olean this sea
lor-making 18S wagon loads of 500
E,et each. This is rather new branch
II trade here, and will be likely to be Z
very important one another year
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The Iron city Commerclot Co}5cgc Of
Pittsburgh, Pa guarantees to give thor
|1sh instruction in every branch of study
Ilyertised IN its circular. It is now the
lrgest and most thorough Commercial
:chooI of the country, and students are
INSTANTLY attending from The most dis
hut States.
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G;6Mn ann County,
sEpTEMbER /, 1859.

p,rsonal.-'Laura' must furnish her real
anne to the Editor, when, with little prun-
no her poem will be published.
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THE SECRET IEFIRMITIEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY


YOUTH AND MATURITEequii
7Qst PQbiish1o, Gratis, 25th Thousand! .
re - @sn A FEW WORDS ON THE
@Ssss SsszSssssssM> sssszM RATIONAL TIRE AT-al
eG4cSSE% MENl, without Medicine,
of Sermatorrhea, or Local Weakness, Noctur- Y
nal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of the SYSTEM lmpotencyr
and Impediments to Marriage generally. !, l
BY b. DE IlANEY, NJ. Dc - 5sFsl
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the inprudenee and
solitude of youth, may be easily removed q
WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this smali.tract clear
ly demonstrated; and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, rs adopted by the
Author, fully explained, by means of which
every one is enabled to cure HIMSELF perfectly
and at the least possible cost, thereby ayoidse g
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day fa
Sent to any address, gratis and post free In
a sealed envelope, by remitting tpost paid),
two postage stamps TO DIR. b. DE LANEY SO
East 3lst Street, New York City. asiR ksl ~
s.s . inside tsp sYE
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We print herewith the list Of Premi-
ms aud Judges, and the Rules and Regu-
lations for the Second Agricultural Fair
in this county. 1t is late coming before
he public, owing to the Inability of the
committee to determine the proper clas S
n premiums to offer, in view of the frcst;
! ut now that they have determined en-
/ list, VIC trust our farmers will all
skert themselves to make the exhibit
/ 6on creditable to themselves and the coun-
\. 1t will be seen that additional pre-
kiums are offered, and that the commit
Acs Of Judges are more comprehensive
BAN they were last year. Persons re
aiving copy Of this number of the
\ JoURNAL will do well to preserve it, as
\ nlcy may not SO easily get hold Of the
D eenium list again. The Orator for the
ofcasion has not yet been cngaged, We
Believe.
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NEW JEWELRX STORE.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, and

Having some years experience in the busi-
ness, feel confident in giving the public GEN
ERAL SATISFACTION The patronage OF
the public is solicited. Please give me a call
Ali work warranted or no pay.
\ general assortment Of Watches, Clocks
and Jcwcjry on hand AMI for sale.
C0udersport. June 80, l859.-48
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The Academy now has about Go Stu
Fents, and still some are joining the class.
Is every day.
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eenlium list again. The Orator for the
/ kcasion has not yet been enggged, we
B,.reve
Brilliant Aur0ra Borea(tS.-Ihe as
fonomicaI display witnessed last Sunday
\ ipbt was the most brilliant and pecuIiar
;.n...ol ,o,.lono J., ~ g .ha
"u'o''N P''''"p' " any '"'
eseh' llFih5 generations, except 'uoSe
No have seen them IN their far northern
#unts. As We are not good at dcscrib.
N . sueb tbIpcs we extract the following
8so,;,,.;,n e tbo oro,4 fron, . 1on,.h,,
ticie III the ~ l. E'e- 1 "SS Oh hohoay
Z st, and which was evidently written by
ne yerscd in such matters. The extract
moLo i soro,vbot Ioro,lr b,t nil
/ s1 49,
j 'Ou"u WI ''y u 'ii' P''V - 00'0 ''o'
our columns
1.-The day previous had been unusually
seol for the season, and the sky cloudy.
II ralned for short time during the mid
T. Of the day, but in the afternoon the
'buds dispersed, and the sun set in un-
aPudsd brllhancy.
4" 1t was observed that the twilight ap-
Cared of unusual length. About eight
clock 1t was perceived that the prolong-
4 light, instead OF being the legacy OF
Ae SUI, emanated from singular lumin-
y cloud that swept IN long trail OF
Ute light across the western part OF the
afaVens, extending half way to the zenith.
Ife stars were not visible through the
afnSer part OF tins cloud, winch retained
u position and appearance Tor some time
" then gradually shltted,- and extended,
RSuminG new phases OF beauty
at about clock the atmospheric
Y sPiay seemed to reach Its elimination,
w. us aspect as seen from elevated Pc
ssl'ns ana house-tops commanding fu!I
se| OF tue horizon on all sides was spch
7 10 arouse the most oVerpoWeHh9 emo
'lOHS' At the zenith directly above the
7 'Stator' appeared a large circiet OF White
I Fed' 0ottea with stars "hi!e from
1 i 'S cofonGt radiateu IN every direction
N 'S'S I ana currents Of qulyefin8 ISHt'
] ! - ~ |'IA'e ana fed' Most Of tnese SHOOTS
n "5nt were transparent, ana tho stars
u y !Vnd = oeamGd through with uno6Struct-
" y beauty. 10 the east ana to the west
nuSe 1eidS OF luminous Clouds tinted
IN bright rosy t'nsh, wholly unlike
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Awarded this Institution. The best and great
est variety Of Penmanship in any one HALL OF
the Union, is found here.
HSa- Minister'S sons received at half price
For Circular and Specimens Of Writing, in
close two letter stamps, and address
F. VI. JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
1O.0-Iyi;
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Rates Of Tuition:
Primary Branches, 81 90
Common English, ) 80
Higher English, with Algebra, IS
Higher Mathematics, 90
Latin and Greek, 90
Drawing {extra) 30
Music, with use Of Piano, (extra) 1000
French, (extra) 3 90
French, without other studies, 90
Room Rent, each, 90
B15@ Competent Teachers have been seeur-
ed for every branch of Study. [3l.l
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&EN.0O

Pays tire Tuition for a full course in the Iron
City College the largest, most extensively pat
ronzed and best organized Commercial School
in the United States
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PENNSYLVANIA
State Agricultural Society
ENKEHERHTEON.

VEVHE Ninth Annual Exhibition Of the Penn
u sylvania State Agricultural Society, will
be held at Powcton, Philadelphia, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
9th, 28th, 18th and 3oth, days of September.
On the lst September, the Secretary viii re-
move to the Rooms Of the Philadelphia Soci-
ETY. for the promotion of Agriculture No. G26
Chestnut, Street, Philadelphia, where Books
Of Entry for the Exhibition will be opened.
Letters addressed to the Secretary, At IIar-
risburg, Joha NcGowea, Philada., or CAarles X.
Ebglc, Bpstleton, will meet with attention till
lst September. DAVID TAGGART, Fres't.
4. Q. HESTER, Secretary.
Bcg~ Goods for Exhibition, carried on all
the Railroads in the State, to and fro, free of
charge. 52-5t.
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Cali Nssd See

the Goods inmy NEW QUARTERS. For
Ready Pay. and on Credit to prompt.
paying customers, shall sell at low figures.
d. II. OLMSTED.
Coudcrsport, July 6, 1896.
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$500 to $1,000,
First Premiums for Best Writing

Students enter Mt any timc--No Vacation
Review ut pleasure.
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a. G. TAGGART. Sheriff.
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IS every day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-09

NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS !.
A. X. PARKER & Co,

NJ. i43 Eagle Square, AGia Street.
Hsya inst received their ePnI SG STOCK OF Dry
GOODS to which they invite the attention of the
CITY aud country trade generally. Farmers, house
keepers, aud eli others who wish TO buy bargains,
scMld do we'll TO giTe Us call before purchasing.
Plain Black and ColOred Silks
Colored Silks Bayadere and Brocade
Eich SILK Hobes-DoUble Jup6
Grenadiae Robes, do do
Rich Orgsndie Robes
Poulard silks
Printed BareCes JaooDets, Lawns. Brilliants
BareQe Detaines, GiDghams, French Cam
bTiee, at
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
Fancy Linen DriinCs
Table DaIpssk, Linen Sheetings
Irish Linens Pillow Linens
Damssk Napkins Damasa Doyles
pain aad Colcres Bordered Towels, &C
Together with every article usually found in our
mn "
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BY l. g. G.. b. Davenport.

ROCERIES. sc AT AUCTION.-Op
~ THURSDAY, l4th April, wa will sell, at 10
O'Clock =. cur Auction Store, assortment OF Gro.
ceries, viz:
Coffee and Crushed Sugars
Laguayra and Java Coffee
New York Extra syrup
Portland do
Rectifed and Old Rye Whiskey
Tanners OH
Green and Black Teas
Vinegar; Starch
Soap: Candies
Soie Leather
Bacon aiies. &c &c.
TERMS: Under Sl9i cash; 500 ana ov Or moutha
credit TOR approved paper.
APPS DAVENPORT, Aucts.
-ADDIrI0NAL-
LICORICE-2o ra,es Licorice
DURE IMPORTED BRANDIES AND
L WINES AT AUCTIoN-On THURSDAY, the
18th April at 10 O'CLOCK, will SELL at auction
store
200 packages French Brandies
sherry, Port Madeira and Champage Wines
all pure as imported under custom-house lock and
seal.
TxRNs-Under $780, cash; $40 and over. four
months credit, for sd proved paper
aus so Y DAVENPORT. Aucts
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CREATIMPORTANCE
VI THEPU8LTC.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS

NEF AND Beautiful SPRING GOODS
No q MAIN STREET.
You will find the chea est, hsndsomest Goods oi
every description that can be found OF any Dry
Goods store. Black and Colored Silks, 80 cents and
upwards; De LANES, organdies ana Jaconets, Lawns
and Calicoes and Bereg all price,; Briants at
Ladies' Handkerchief ) cts and upwards; Black six
hitts 375z (worth $50 Meyieiies and Linen Bosoms
at q cts, and higher prices Stela 3hsWls -nd MT,
els; Lisle Thread Gloves So, (worth 25) Irish Lin
ems TogenR the cheapest ever brought 10 the city:
Swiss and Cambria Collars; Swiss and Cambria
bands astonishing low; Green. Brown and Blue
Rereges for Wells at ls kuches for Bnnnets at H. Is.
rs cents richly worth double the money; Extension
Skirts 90 cents and upwarda Brown AID BIZ achaf
Shifting and Sheeiing at all prices; Black, White
Gods at prices that cannot fail 10 please Call soon,
before 1t be to late, at No q Main street
mn Ia JOSEPH STRAUSE
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SHERlFF'S SALE OF VALU.KTF

HEhIFF's SALE OF VALUABLE
.on KhAh ksTATE IN THE CITY oF RICH
oF by virtue Of orders Of the Oircu't Conrt g
;ne CITY OF hIeh%ond. Of the 18th FEBRUARY. $50
IN Two SUITS OF Wm A Bradley vs. Hail Nsii,an0' w.
THRnh e public sncti,n on the RI mises on IA
VIZ W nai Neiison,
slip OF Ground. at the corneref 7th and Ave-,
streets. fronting ab ut 10 feet on the wat line e
IN street rum ing hack on the scuth Iins Of Aycb
Sv ,h sboas 20 t-ei and bounded on the south
a Lot t.onting 20 & ct on Byrd street apd run.
MI, p oat ABOUT ,63 feet adjoining the Richmond
anu Prtf rsburg Railroad Dep
o, tnat snnd lying on the east and west sides Of
gin sire t. between HaXa'ps canal and James r;ver
,T1mng ba 40 eef or tn st side Of 9th street and
works prop+,ty. end fronting IN the % AZ s;ts q,
eth street i33 feef and running rack $50 feet to a
pists OF said -op rty can be een At the sheri,,s
ofice ard viii be exhibited Oh the dsy of SAFE
TEsAs-f)ue' bird cash; the balance a, & ana u
months, for mes rtsb!e notes, i,h appro ed en-.
dGrsers. bearing interest from the day OF sale and
title retained until tho whole pur, haze money i,
paid, and converarce ordered by the Court
The taxes 1859 80 be paid BIZ T. purchasers.
Eli YsON
sp 9-iis Sherih City of Richmond,
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T ARGE NUMBER OF aHANDsoMr

s ~ BUILDING Lots. in the plan of b lchapa,'.
SALE AT AUCTION -WnI be sold at Anot;on 20, w
the premises. on MONDAY, the asth April. is5e
commencing e. o'clock, P NJ large number q,
handsome bUILDI sG LOTS. in the nIan ~ ~
buchanan Spring propert., having fronts on IN.
Sorth SIDE Of Clay and south side of Leigh street,
a. pat Q, the lots can be seen at Cur ofice The
pun oses They are short distance bepona the
suburbs ~ p'o''h s psrt OF tne
ERas- MI Sums under $500 one-fourtb cash
ssIal &c at 6. IL and Is months; over that anount
one nttn cash. baanre at s. IL. u and "a month.
CURED hy trusr deed The taxes for 1859 +, bs ma a
6p9-2 .wat&tifds W.
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DICH SPRING GOODS.


II THoS PRICE co getting in dsily
ns ami elegant Fancy Goods for early Spring sales,
ana will he reale ashed daily, hreGghout the en-
tire season, with eVsEy thing that is rich aud desi
Fable iii
SpleDlld silks and silk Robes; splendid Bareges
sad hobes; foaiards and Robes; Orc andies aud
Robes: French Lawns ani Musllns; Jaconets;
Chints &c; Eratrsiieyfes; Lace sets: Thre.d col
s-s; Cnrtai Wells: Gloves: SKirte; HoseTs; Lsces,
K la Irish Linens snd Linen Goods OF their own
Importation aud most approved make, they will De
smpy atU sei asslso in every description OF White
6 S0d( trough TO any market in the country
IuaEakh GOODS they have idil line, bought
bAfJre tbs recent advance III these goods. watch
tla7 will sell at less than regular market value, as
long they last
hetaiI AMI wholesale BUYERS ere invited to give
them a call THOS PRICE co,
NH 5 Wholesale AID Retail Dealers.
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucss.
r ARGE NuMBER OF Mosr Rp.

II A~D1As We puoS4 OEhU-
=, nIiEgL LOT. ADJOINING THE TOWN OF
~ ~ aN w EtIEh, FOE SALE AT AUCTION
ee sea a. auction on the premises, on TH URsDAY.
o ong .s'n oay Of APRIL $50. commencing st 3
containing 10 acres, adjoining the SOM bern bonn,
usry OF manchester. and unded by The Main
stleet. the CD chesterfield Railroad and the Mar
Gfnestsr and petersburg Turnpike. The Land has
peen iad out 80 as to correspond with The streets Of
sh ancnester and viii he sold iu lots to suit puT
snaseIs. Ine map can be seen at the office of the
ca.eo ont being outade OF the corporate limits are
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balayce at and =,
months. for egotisb'e notes nterss. added .s"reJ
oy trust deed. or title retained Byreouest of Mr.
samuei marx, executor of Joseph Marx dec,d, ~
an GODDiN q APPERSON
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FREsH DRY GOODS.

L We are receiving lsrGe additions to our stock
Of choee and Desirable Goods for city and country
trade, consis'ins in part OF
Beautiful Eew styie prints
Printed awns and Lscqnets
,yacnnst. Lawn snd ChHllie Hobes
Rich Printed Ghsliies
solid Check and Fancy GilShslns
Chutz illisnts
Nohair de Reges
,laconets Canitrics and Swiss Iusl!ls
irish Linens very cheap
Paper Caaab' les
heavy rostou8des ard Pants Stuhs
Stripped and Plaid tsLush urgS. &c. &C.
All Of which We eBer 81 tue trade AZ very low
,,f5res FAM KENT. PkTEE co.
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UoTIoN SALE OF BOOKS

A ooIloN SALE OF BOOKS
1Hoh5DAE Aps1T 1ia, 1862
By r. n. COOK.
Censisting Of 1' ANE bUOAs.
Ispcrss Of the Routes for the Pacific R.,,,n.a
Inc rope sfaphy, ,ology and Botsny . v 20.
Lieut. ellis CHILEAN Expedit.on sois
Lieuts Herndon and 0ibbon on the Am.,..
Charts and Maps Of the Coast suI yey
American State Papers, 10 yols
Architectural Plates
C11tractors Rcad Book So
McClennan on the Crimeau Expe,lit;op viii,
., expositions Of the European Armies ''''
Blue Book United htates
Catalogue OF Patents
larcy Red River Report
Emory 8 Report of the ella Expedition
All expensiyeIy Illustrated with nnmeroua Stee,
COPPER ana wood Epgravings, In the highest str o
Of art, &c. Sec catalegus.
Hp9 moor
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By E. B. Cook. Auctioneer,.-
GALE OF HOTEL, FIIRNyrupr

y ~
- FIXTURES, LIQUORS. &C., at the yera,aan
aSt.l -In,ending :, change my business, VII
sell, at Iuelic auction, on the premi,es on ATf,R
DAY. April 2. 1859 at 10 oclocs. all tbs Purrissre
Bar Room Fixtures and supplies f. tbs vsranask
dotei. The Furniture consi Is Of the usual Msort.
nens for Hotel and Is all rev and OF due aua,ify.
having besn rejected for tie b. rse. There are q
ssrEe nnmber of good Hair Mattresses aud Feather
6ees The STOCK of Liquors. /, rrmarkebly rood.
er9nsafing Of the bsst Brandies whiskey ard wiaes
Lave Two barrels OF the best Msuatain whisk@y,
Mn,cn pave had In ny possession Tor four years
BIG na a.o ABOUT twenty fivs gallons Of fcotch Whis
Tnicn y seven years CID. will all atfhe
Aue IN e. unless disposed Of before prfvss sly fhe
a, exored Jesse upon the verardah HnseI. wkieh
VIII terminate on the FIRST of January 1881 and The
landlord willing to extend tie term for = veal
ses s 20 socd tenant. This b nns opportunity
- any one wishing 70 commence the bnsin "a A. me
souse has good reputation and has bef a DONE
hae ou. ,,s II Y in foe rdsr and. in scod
TEPMs All sums under $50 ca, h. All ANNA AZ GA
ana upwsrds. q credit OF 90 days for nerotiahie
notes. with satisfactory endorssrs
o.,....,.,,.,,rn, ROBERT REID.
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BY f B. Cock, Auct.

HORSES. MULES. BUGGIES So AT
n AUCTION On SATURDAY the OH inst.
at 10 O'Clock will sell al the sras lot near the r
tvai Railroad depot. several bar ne.s and ssdsls
uorses. Mules Cow and raf seconu hand Bug.
gy and Harness, in first rate order
The Buggy and Harness will besoid on q credit Of
90 days. - 80
Arst
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VERY ATTRACTIVE AND COM

PLEFE STOCk OF ePRINd DK 7
GOODS am pow ia receipt of my first supply OF
epring and 50 INNER Goods, TO which invite the at
tcatioa Of my friends and customers The stock is
varied and consists OF chice staple and fancy goods
of the latest and most fashionable Styles purchased
on the mos. favorable terms, and will be offered at
prizes that cannot fail to be satisfactory to bnyers
fho foiioyin2 are a few of the leading styles now
in stora: Ladies Dress Goods; rich black and fancy
Silss elegant Silk Robes; Chslle relaine Robe-a-
Leg. kObe-arLez ard doaois Jups rich Berazes; new
stYIe Chiptxs Urgandiss; Organize double Jupss;
CLintl Brillaats aud Jsc )nsrs; Chales and Chalie
Berages Dom ,stics, and variety OF goods Tor Ser
wants vsar ALFRED MOSES,
.nI SO Main street
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yIyATT'S CUFF BRACED PLOWS :

w CO-pARTNERSHIP.-We have associated
ourselves ia business under the firm of GEO WATT
Watts Patent Plows namely: Cuff Brace, with
Breast Improvement and Hanover patterns, OF differ.
ent sizes with both wrought and cost points, an
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
co Wsedsrs, Gan invention or Geo Watts Road
Bcrspers. Corn shelters, Corn Planters, {Calwelps
make J Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles &C. Nearly
sll OF these implements are made In our own facto
~, Of the bsst material, and warranted 70 Give N
tisShcti0n or be returned.
Wegolcit call from tbs Agricultural cusBn unity
assuring them that our best Efforts wili 10 used
= - yEo u Arr
rtlfE WATT
! DsrsssCss sfa, i6ss, j.
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ShIRTS AND COLLARS-lhe largest
~ stock in the city. of fine Shirts and Collars
Now in store. and to which call the attention of
those 10 want OF god fitting and we'll made shirt.
Wesre manufacturing our own Shirts oad Collars,
and can recommend the with entire confidence.
ap6 KEEN, BALDWIN u WILKINS
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HIGH CONsTABLEs SiLE-W;I b.

~ ioh OONC la D LIZ SiLE-Will no
sold on MONDAY. the 18th day of ApriI 1870
az 20 o Gle ek a. in front of the High Constabio.
mcs, general assortment of Household and
aoinet, one sii-b,aId ashsfan5s, Tables RED.
Rpsss;, aaasresses Mirrors Lounges csrpe g. one
N'pdow Cur'sins. one Cradle, ore Coos inc stnys
ana siAfares Truns aad one Silver Watchto So
ssig nlsare,s warrants in hands In tayor of Han
aetSTh ment ir favor Of Jno West w s'rss;ns ho
81 a-tds Dg In,
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1859. sfSlNe TRADE 1859.
ELLETT a. DREwwY.
jyr0g.ERS AND FTorrsALR DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
NJ l. FFayI Street, Richmond, Ia.
lett a, DREw.Y.

v.hAxa the Measure Of offering TO the merchants
,X,ro;nfs North Carolina and tennessee the
fargcst and best sttNcN nf 1000
iSts'o' " DRY GOODS
ra Asva eyer been able 10 exhibit:
Ga nInsy crr business principals 10 piece eoods,
$50 bes{nwcS much time and labor to get MP =
80 ~ s,oes as*i iecl satlshed that no house In
~ sn~wtrr .ar Ara h. tier selected stock OF
'N'' ts,eiish and American Prints
rerry n,jnt1a Lawns, }aconefs aad CSlnbrics
SIS" French and kaS,isb orSsadios ana Chal-
rs,ny RsrAsns. nsIaines aud yslentiAs
Robes Of every style 10 Lawns, iaeonets, Or
esndias HAreseF. Challies and belsines
Sits ponlSnx Caeck q Accss. Milsainas
satin STRIPED SAgeScs
Jayills Cloths pehages, &C
Tr White Ca.nhEies, swiss MUSEUMS. ittsn Llnsns'
A. x-e have of our own importation, large STOCK,
uS;cl We will sell lower thaa We have ever been
in goods Tor sentlemen's and boys wear. ourstock
"a Yc~y large ans varied. sHi as cheap as we have
eyer been shle u sell thtm
We have an extra large stock OF GOODS Tor ne
;;nrmsn and Scotch Linen Burlaps
Esrruars' Drills incn Ducks
Unavy tsottoa TwiilS and Cotsonades
Pisi6 and Striped nomestics
Plsi,i aud Striped Cznaeures
D@nirDs, &c. ,,, =,
n "a eli IF which We ask special examination by
Abe Trade We a-e determined 10 meet the marke
nrices North and South, With we'll established
gonss. ELLETT & DREWRI.
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EROCERIEs. Dry GOODS. FIRM.

EuCERIES. Dry GOODS, rURr1.
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jcIocs On : sr cn 40 t5:h sts commanding 81 .
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Goods. s1sotss new and ffeAn Dfy
clots;p anisa-A ane assortment 81 Rssay BAas
Boots; Shoes. BATS. GAYS and Bonas,.
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~ ALEX NIT Aoct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-09

18TH, NEAR TO yENABLE STREET. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell upon the prem
Uses, on W EDN ESDAY, the 18Th day of 8pril CON-
mencing at "a O'clock, P. NJ the neat and comfort
able brick and framed dwelling located as above,
recently occupied by Mr.. Edward Jersey. The
house has eight rooms and there Ia tn lot well
of pure water
The lot fronts about so feet on 18th street, runs
back to McCance street. on which it has a front of
60 feet. The whole premises in complete repair.
TERMS: One-third cash the balance at and l2
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON.