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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-06

r -
/ a FORTUNATE MARKET WOMAE.-Among the
| coarse women of the Central Markets was q
! person known as le mere Michel. She was ab.
solutely unlettered, being able neither to read
nor write. She kept,no "books"-An. accounts
ant costs money. She came to Paris in 1882
without a sou in her pocket oFshoes to her feet
and her first place was as seryantto to q market
woman Scanty as her wages were, she saved
something out of them, anCl,in the course of
time opened market stall of her own for the
sale of green groceries. She RAPIDLY extended
her trade, aud at tho time Of her death she had
for years annually purchased $40, 1000 worth of
fruit and forced vegetables from market garden.
ers'in. .theineighborhood of Paris, and received
even larger values of green groceries from the
southern provinces. She sold every year $780,
600 worth Of fruit and forced vegetables to tliss
tillcrs, confectioners, Testaurateurs, &C., and as
large sum again to private families, and she
cleared every year SIS, 900. She had aulassed n
fortune of $4,000, which she had invested in
real estate. government securities, and mort.
cages, and while forming this capital she gave
ner son the best education she could procure
Tor him IN Paris rcgrettlng most bitterly, so she
SAID, her own neglected education, which had
proved so great an impediment to her progress
IN life. She was cut off untimey by the acci
dent on the St German railway last year. Her
family claimed $4,000 damages from the Com
pany; they argued she was only ffty.two years
probably have carried on her busi
ness eight years longer-would probably have
made 100000, besides selling her business and
stand for a large sum of money The court
allowed the family S1o,oo0.-[ Paris co,respon-
dent Boston 1EuEGLeT.
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o u BROWN

Q. II. BhO w N
I1S MAIN STREET.,
EALER In Watches, Clocks JeWelEy, Silver and Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, Ae SS .v9IH 418 HSIn
WATCIIES manufactured APPLETOs, T11CI Co., alao
AGENT for tie WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
announc Ms return from York with complete 80.
SOTtment every variety Of goods ia his iines which VA
offered prices TO compete With any house IN te
country Please before Purchasing else
WhEre- sePlS-AS
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SADDLES, HARNESS. TRUNKS. dc.
WHOLESALE GE RETAIL.

w WIIO491.LotA4144 u III = -
B. SHEPPARD, No. 13l Main ST., eOihtr OF Union, win
81 continue keep hand large aud complete as
articles Lis line, ,eCstnR Of Ladls aud
GenLemens Saddles, and COaTse HaFkess, TTunkSS
VaIIerS Carpet Bags, Satces, Collars HatS WHIPS Ge
Soud respectfully call attention stock and trust
attention and PTOmPtnrbs merit
Of the public patronage
n9nneT J, B. sHB Pl'AkD
Sep2U I8I Mgin So.
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u AS. M. DILLON.
1O9 MARI<AT STREET.,
Plumber and Gas Fitter

II EEPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
IA Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead: All kinds and sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
Water Guages Lift and Pumps Sinks Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants, Gum packing
Of all ThlcknesSeS AntlfrlCton Metal Pure Banca Tin,
Crucibells in the country.
~ Also, Poly's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which sdecdedy the greatest pump age, right
put which in Towns GOuntiesin Western Virginia
dGGtlng, pressure p=, IUI IrS,S % HF- 800
ciay for deepwes, preferable 'and cheaPeEtnap lea"
constantly oahand, any size or guam
IT,. - 'yhieh can be furnished on short notice.
~ 4Lpatl hlr 0II Copper, BrdssHHd LsHd.
noyI9 4l2awkwlV
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FLA rs AND GAPS.
s. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
Hats, Gaps and Straw Goods.
CORNER MAIN L UNION sTREETg

KTEhave hand and are receiving daily a large and
w cnmpletc assortment of latR and Caps, embracing
every variety Of style and price. And in view the
ereasng demand for first class goods, have paid par
cuar attention to the getting of such expressly
adapted to the wants of RrrRngerenih
with Eastern houses aresuc that furnish
Che lateststyes OF Hats and Caps
Ana We can promise that the newest and most beautiful
orments well rs the best qualities every
are to be found at our tabllshment.
The public respectfully invited to call examine
we wtllspare give entire
deco s HARPER BRO.
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WHEE.
THE INTELLIGENCER.
Remarkable Race By RnII-sInkes
S295.O0O

FROM L. u. tucker, superintendent of the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, the Cleveland
Leader obtains the following particulars of an
exciting race, in which the steeds were iron
horses and the stakes greater than have ever
oeen known on any track. Mr. Rucker had the
facts from John d. Campbell, Esq, suberin.
tendent of the NJ. S. and N. /. R. II, One day.
last week, as the eastward bound express train
reached Laporte, Ind, passengers stepped. off
while the engine was being replenished with
wood and water, and walked back and fort h on
s1e Platform, and continued to walk until the
whistle. sounded. The other passengers got on
board and the train passed off, but the gentle.
man sill swalkedsen. A few minutes after the
train had gone station man saw tho pedes-
tran, and and going up to him, asked, in sur
prised tone ilIJG.aC
"What the - are you doing here ?"
The man started, opened his eyes, and looked
around bewildered. The fact was, he had been
tatigued and dropped asleep while walking.
Ronsing himself he asked: .-.....,.e :,
"Whyl Where am 2"
"Where are your AT Laporte."
Where's the train came on?''
'That left ten minutes ago"
"Ten minutes ago and left mel must go
on that train. 1t is question of life and death
with me. Can you get me to it2 Have you
got an engine here? Where is the Superin-
tendent?"
The section master had an Office near by, and
the two went to find that official and to procure
an engine. The traveller stated his casc-he
must go on-could not delay-and offered the
officer $3.50 if he would put him on bonrd the
train. This strange demand and strange offer
caused the station master to hasten to do what
he could. Tine fire was not out in the engine that
had drawn the train to that point-the bargain
was scttled-a draft given on New York for the
$3.50, and in ten minutes the traveller started
with an engine to overtake the flying express.
After rushing on for thirty or forty miles some
connection gave away about the engine. The
engine stopped-the engineer found the
difficulty, and in very few minutes had wood
en- pin whitfield out and fitted to supply the de-
hciency With this on they few. The train
had of course many miles the start of them, and
despite the wooden pin tho engineer crowded
on steam and tore through the country ut fear
ful rate. Thirty miles of the distance passed
was run in 81 minutes but the Engagement was
that they should overtakc the train, aud do it
they must, and do it they did, but notuntil
more than one hundred miles had been run,
and they were approaching Toledo. Having at
length overtaken and stopped the train and hur-
ried on board, the traveller went cdgcrly to a
berth in the sleeping-car, and took therefrom a
carpet bag containing SPA, ,000 His treasure
was safe-none had molested it, and disnissing
his faithful courier, he went on his way reioic-
adventure
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CHAS. HlO HGAHs
VITHOLESALE AND RFTAIL NanuIactuTeT OfSaddIesS
w Brdles, HaEnss and ITHnks and dealer IN All mt
kept EaddieG, btES lesVe 20 Inform tie
public has opened 16S MaiE Ets Market
Alley, he will be glad 20 PrEsons wanting
Asheintends make good work
and sell fair prices. he hopes TO Ohtain bea share
patronage Particular attention paid to ordered
work, and repairing doEs with dispatch. sePls
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCEY,
LJowARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., or
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
Incorporated by Act of he LeEIHInture of
Penusy ylVnnEa.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, SBOO.OOO, FULL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
Encesfsd EOELOlra:
PIfst Bonds and Mortgages on Proper
~ In the City of PhiIadelphia,. S185 $50
stocks worth paFi.. S29slOO
AmOuntsecuFed by Stock Notes.. 10000
Amount of Stock due on Call, ITO
THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ON
buildings, Merchandise Furniture, Lumber &e on Yes.
sels Cargo and Freight to all POts Railroad LakeS
and Rivers at the lowest Rates. and upon liberal
Terms guaranteeing Prompt the adustaentof
Losses.
Perpetual Insuranceat usual rates.
z. B. sWEARINGEN,
Agent for the State Of Virginia.
ONCE Union Han BuldinES West side Of Main st., End
door South of N. W. Bank. auE9
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
eco ESSGER n - > - IA rs TIA Mn XIX
THE undersigned would inform Of Rhsling
and vicinity that having puEehased the DTOE and RIe
scFIPOn Store, formerly OSned t Dr. James Tanner be
viii continue carry be DTUg business In al tte
branches. respectfully SOlics continuance q
public patronage which heretofore been beTny
extended this old and well known eHtablshnents
keep thing, St the PuTSat ktnd
and ~ the price, usually be found In we'll fuT
hIIhed Drug establishes
PTrEcrptIons carefully eompoupded from the pUResC OG
Medicines CHARLES W. GRAHAM
No. 20, cor. Main and WEbsteTSts.S
myl0 Centre Wksefhg.
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NUMBER 2ls

Geo. k Wheat, Chester u. Knox.
J. r. DIcEAY, Cashier. ALFHkD CALDTELL, PFrs't-
lEsb4-yl
SPRIN 1850.
...-.--.---NEsV saND-c1EEAP
RING AND SU M M Err
@"~ @@1DHD~s
HOPKINS, HULL & Al KINSoN,
25S BALTIMORE S1TItEET,
BALrHNGOHE
Respectfully invite the attention Luy"rs to their
RING TOCK
great pains TO select StOck snite
VIZ WILL SELL Low no HAEiE AHO PROMPT
assortment will enable merchant buy % n,
TO TIE BEST ADVANTAGE To HIMSELE,
shall try to consult the interest Of Orders
sent to shall be carefully attended aud goods dis
isbIG. HOPKINS, HULL ATKIxsON
Wa. EDWARDS & BRO,
COrasr NarEetaac IEoarOe S., oo-ie VeLurs As''.e.
WHEELING, VA,
HAVE just received another large lot OF the following
trade at the lowest market prices:
Pure Pinet CnstiIlIGn Co. BaRdy in 3 easks.
Nne slgnette Brandy-4 and . easks.
cSspae, Glnrer and Cherry ri'l Rrandy.
Port Wine, Sherry Wine, MADEIRA WIne OIaHet Wine,
Museat Wine, Malaga Wine
California sparklns Champa'fu.
Old Family Rye Whisky,
soaoaEahel. 90
Rectidsd do
Scotch Ale, BrOEn Stout.
All orders entrusted to care viii receive PROMPT
attention. LEeblOI wa. EDTARIs 4 BIO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08

- The regular packet schr WILLIAM SPEAR
James, master, having portion of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board will have dispatch. For
remainder. apply to
MI is
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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections conseCu ent upon die
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acdity OF the Stomach
Colcky Pains. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Despon.
all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
IL has ia numerous instances proved highly benefi
cial. and in others effected d decided cure.
This ID purely vegetable compound, prepared on
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Becauss Of
its great in most othe European States its
troduct into the u States intended more ese
cially for those OF fatherand scattered and
there over the face OF this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them offer il to the
American public. knowing that it's truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
It is particularly recommended to thoso persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous OF ardent spirits, or other forms CT
finds its way directly TO the seat of life, thrilling
and cuickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
Ing spirit, and. in fact, infnsing new health and
vigor in the system.
rage will be disapponted but to the sick, weak and
lew spirited, il viii prove grateful aromatic cor
dial. possessed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTl0Nl
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
ROLAND BITPERs lair trial. One bottle viii
convince - you now infinitely superior IT is to all
Bold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. By the
SOLE PR0PRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 co.
MANUFACTURING
fdAhn AgEUTlSTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA
adt. nearly all the Druggists in this city
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T TOTHE PUBLIC.
T-TvIT-T CpRTgE G0IDE

No n MAIN sTREET.
vo, v,iu find the cheae est. abandonment Goods of
svtrr aaacrintio, that can be found at any Dry
Gods store black end Colored SUB 20 cents and
upwards; De LANES. organdies am ~
a san cea,s Brown Linen Tor Men and Boys at i2t
ladies' Eanakerchiefs OTIS and upwards; biask s,lk
a, - -. and higher price,; Stella shawia nj Man,
81 iIs. trom 3, IS ac White Ladies' Kid Gloves. 81
US ri;,, the chearest ever brought TO hecity
sv wia. and cambric Collars; Swiss and Csmbris
bands astonishing low; Green Brown ana y, 5' "a
% eents richly wo, th double the money; Extension
ghirts s2 CENTS and upwards; Brown ana bl' actsa
"a Wised Hose at 10 cts: and great many more
9nds nj prices that cannot fail 10 please cai soo'
peioIe a. 10 w JOSEPH STRAUSS.
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BY VIM. Pannill, Auctioneer,
{pEyERSBURG, VA)
DLANING MILL FOR SALE Til,

DLANING MILL FOR SALE There
l. will bs sold on tho 18th of APRIL, at O'clock
p VI, on the premises, the PLANNING MILL. ioca-
ted 10 tho city of Pet rsburg, Va The building is
Of brick 30 feet by 90, two stories high with ba5o-
ment, and covered with tin. The Engine is verJ
superior one, of - horse power. There is IN the
establishment Eardsiie's Planer and Watcher capa-
tie of planning tonkueinz and growing Is COB teet
per day There is also Circular Pianer. with YER
ticaI splitting and cutoff saws: also two very su.
perior erist Mills, capable Of grinding Is 10 "a
bushels per hour
On the second DOT there ia every arrangement,
and all the machinery necessary for manufactn--
ing "a sh Blinds Doors. &C.. &c. There are ten or
twelve rooms in the building, used for work
grinding. drying and lodging rooms. and two ex
cellent Offices.
There is q very cemmodious shed, which extends
round one end and both sides Of the building. The
lot Ia large and well calculated for an extensive
Lun Der business The lot fronts about zoo feet on
Poy thross street, running down to the Appomattox
river, with An excellent wharf, on which there 10
a con- modous house. 50 tina: Lumber may be re-
ceiyed aud shipped without exposure. The Build
ing aud Machinery are all In good order. and cost
upwards nf $4,000 It could be easily converted
into Flour Mill or Tobacco Factory, and by a
small addition to the building it could be used both
for the manufacturing OF Flour and the planning OF
Lumber. &C.
TERMs-l2. Is and "a months. interest added, for
approve d endorsed negotiable notes
an S-tds WIN PAINFUL Auct
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NEW GOODS !, NEW GOODS
q X Err d. co,

a. X PARKER g. co,
NJ. la3 EayIe !S3uars, AatR Sreet,
Have lust received their SPRING STOCK OF Eh \
GOODS, TO which they invite the attention OF me
city and country trade generally. Farmers, house
keepere, and ali others who wish TO buy bargains
would do we'll to give Us aca!i before purchasine
Plain Black and C0lored silks
CoiDred SiIks Bayadere and Brocade
Rich silk Robes-Double Jupe
Grenadine Robes DO do
Rich OrganGie Robes
FcuIard silks
printed Bareges. Jaeonets Lawns, Brili4nts
Bereee Desaines, Ginghsms, French Cam
brics, sc
Cloths Cassimeres and pestin2s
Fancy Linen Drillings
Table DaInask. Linen SheetinGs
Irish Linens Pillow Linens
paTnask Napkins, Damask Doyles
p;ain and Coiores Bordered Towels, DC
Together with every article usually found in our
a. - Vs. nah "
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

7 Nuns X PRICE co are getting in daily
raw and elegant Fancy Goods for early Spring sales,
And will be replenished daily, Throughout the en-
trr season, with every thing that Is rich aaa ueSl
..jandtd Silks aud Silk Robes; splendid Rareges
aGi Robes; Fouar1s aud Robes ors ahoies a'ie q
Cbjnts &C; Embroi ieries; Lace sets: Thread Col
ara Threat Wells; Glnves: ShtTta; Hosiery; Laces,
H. In ITish Linens and Linen Goods OF their own
iupartstioa and most approx cd make. they VIII De
amply stocked ssIso in every description OF white
99d3 brought 20 any market IN the Gouutf
! st1re the recent advance in these goods, wllch
fhey will sell at less than regular market value, as
Keteil and wholesale BUYERS are Invited to give
,bs1n ali TH0s PRICE co,
nh Wholesale and Retail Eea'urs.
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AUo1lcM 01Y,1a.
11f0fr6zx-
By 3. b. Cook. Auctioneer.


+ AHGE AND ATTRACTIVE pALE or
- NEW ANn SECOND HAND
FUREtT URE no.. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. the 18th instant. a. 10 s'clork. 7
will cell. at sscse large asscrtment OF nov and
sec.ud hand Furr 'fpra. ~cnesstng of:
Mshosany Marble Fop ard Plain Ru .eaus
MshGeany Marble Tor Sidebnsyds
Mahogany marble Top Wsshstsnds
Mahogany Sofas, Tete refes
Rosewood Ptush Velvet Seat Chairs
Mahogany. Fren,h and jenny Lind BstskeAds
Two splendif Mahogany Wardrs bes
Ar.rse quantity Of Maple Cane and Hood ses.
ofhcc Chairs; Cottage Redsteads
smrnon Table,: Washstapdj
Work stands; Cesdle Stands
TAR shuek and SpriDg Mattresses
Feather Beds &C, &c.
ALSO.
An invoice nf Clocks &c.
-snouid the whole not be closed on Mopdsr.
IN, n saie WI be Continued on Tusscay the nth at
W. o,"ch' n n CCOK
~ Aucfioneer
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By e. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
GALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE. BAR

~ FIXrUREs, LIQUORS. &C., at the Verandah
HOTEL Intending t, change my bu mess, / will
sell. a. public suction on the promises, on ATUR-
DAY. April 9. 1859. at 10 O'Clock, all the Furniture
Bar Room Fixtures and supplies in the Versndsh
Hotel. The Furniture consi "a of the usual assert
ment for Hotel and is all new and of fine quality,
having ben selected for the h. use There are .
large number Of good Hair Mattresses and Feather
Bees The stock of Liquors i, remarkably good.
consisting Of the b 81 Brandes Whiskey and Wiaes.
have two barrels of the test Mountain Whiskey,
which have had in ny possession Tor four years.
and ALL about twenty five gallons CT Scotch Wits
key, which is seven years old. / will sell at The
same 'in unless disposed OF BEFORE privately, the
Enexpired lease upon the VeraEdah Hotel, which
will terminate the first of January 1861, and the
landlord Is willing 10 extend the term for several
years to good tenant. This is a fine opportunity
to any one wishing TO commence the busins S. a. the
house has a good reputation and has been doing q
fine business. 1t is in fine rider, and, In good
HANDS will command proitab custom.
TEaNS.-Al sums under $50, ca h; all sums OF $50
and upwards, q credit of 81 days for negotiable
notes, with satistactoi endOIs,rs
ROBERT REID.
Gel TOD ~ II
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1859. SPRING TRADE 1889
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-

~ WARE-GEORaE J SUMNER. Ne. 20 Pearl
street, Richmond. Virginia, is now receiving his
spring stock OF China. Glass and Earthenware,
Looking Glasses and II uuse furnishing Goods by d..
rect portatii from the potteres in England and
personal selections from the factories liz this coun
and stock lsid in on good terms as any house
in the country. We iavite merchants and dealers
generally TO call and examine. assuring them of
intention and ability to offsr to the trade lar ge
An assortment, and at as low prices DIS any repack.
ing house in any of the Northern markets.
Orders solicited, and promptly and faithfully at
tended to.
fe q GEO j SUMNER.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sHOVELS, T0NGS and POKERS-I have for
sale elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates,
including every style Of Tenders Summer Pieces,
handsorn and plain sets of Shovels. Tongs and
Pokers. seven different sizes of coal scutties cinder
Shovels. fire Shovels; handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers; Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footars;
Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others iB
want Of any of the above articles be supplied Ct
the lowest Northern prices. l am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iroa Works of the above de-
scriptipn, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACrORY, No. 225
Main street between Sth and 9Th Streets West SIDE
Richmond, Va.
gu }6-diy B. DENOON.
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By Chas 7. Woviham { Co.. auct..

CARGO NEW ORLEANS sUGAR Am
=. CUBA M0LASsES At AunTIoN or Yef-
DAY. April sih. q ON. Waret cus@.nn ne M !.
Ccomm rreing st u o'clock, ~ We will sell d :
largo Per pchr efaily Cay and brig Hone y fra.,
AtfakaDss La rorsissipr If
- Hhds Prize TO choice N q Sngars
$40 BIS really Prime Ho,asses
Cuba. coosi tinr Of es = -' ss'
y uhds Prime Mufcyya Mo,ssses
~ Hide Prime clayed MelAsses
Tsss, ls ~ Prime Musesssdo soiasses
sue nonths credit Tor srnrayed ne,ssiss,. Ut
psf CHARLES 7 WORKMAN ACa.
wn, Auctioneers.
ll6f Bags Damaged psruyisr f.,,..s e.. .-..,.
q barn octavia, sold for account Of nrssr~rt,sss
viii s,so he ss5ea aDi-tas
c0e sacks Ltv rpooI Fine sA,t
cps CHAS a WORKMAN 4 N,
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By e 3. Cock, Auet.

HORSES. MULES. BUGGIES 60. At
AUCTION On SATURDAY the 9th inst
at 10 c.ock will cell at the arge lot near the en
Tai Railroad depot. several harness aud ssiiIe
Horses, Mules Cow and Calf Second hand Rnr.
Ry and Harness. in first rate order us
The Buggy and Harness will be sold ON credit RI
90 days. va '-eei'o VI
aps EucneE A..
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BY Richavd Cauthsrn.
Dry GOODS. CLOTHING. SHOES. 40.

Dry GOODS. CLOTHING. SHOES. 60.
II At AUCTI0N.-On FRIDAY, 9Th 4 slant. A.
lUoclcck at my store. will sell at auction large
and varied ass srfment Of Dry Gro5s. Cl1thiug
and shees, consisting Of Cassipsis vesiipss II ems
ct Handkfs. Cambria do Cashmere aud Cassinct
Parts. Coats. Vests hosiery Cravats, SC.
SHOES Women's Bootees and puskins Mems
Broeans Boys shoes, Mems Roots. q alters. DC.
ap CAUTH0RE. Auct r
ADDITIONAL
VIII b, added to the above, large lot of the FOL.
lowing Dry Goods: b.each4d and yellow shirtipg
check; black, brown, and lead ca'ortd can b,ic
Washington Stripes: Bedtickipgs: blsached and
rious styles; ssttntt.; Bfav.r ara Chick Csps SAX
Eae 10 eozen linen boeos ans iarcy check Shirts
Over Haris. &c. &c 1855
particularly call the attention ofthe trade ,oth~
worthy Of their attention 80
TERMs-Sixty days credit for approves n erotjsbie
paper. Ior all sums over $50; under this sam caeh
ape CAUTtihsN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08
Y FyYlS Is TIE PLACE WHERE YOU

- can &c; the cheapest Dry Gods 10 this city -
men; az Dress Goods. of the latest style. which he
1tends to sell a. surprisiagly low prices Also,
/ elCw the regular price. Hucksback Towels, DA-
nask bordFre,i 81 s2 10 per d0zen-can't be h1ught
elsewhere for less than 50 80 and 81 % pieces more
ward. the best in the CITY It that price India hub-
Ter hound combs best quality only i2ii cts, worth
- cents The greatest bargains in Emoroideries o:
All kinds Don't forget that LEVY has splendid
assortment OF Dry Goods and that he is determined
70 nIeass all ynn favor him with Cell. APT