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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-09

MERIC II o u s E,
KANE g. SONS, Proprieton.
ETAyING made many alterations and improve
IL ments in the above House and refurnished with
new Furniture throughout, and owing to the low price
OF Provisions and the very liberal
unon this o g at present we reduced the Price
Of BOARD to 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the accommodations
of the American shall not be surpassed by any House
in the city.
Milwaukee, July IL, 1S5Sn73tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-09
From the Marshall County Qnd.) Democrat
THE BUSTED" HOOPS.

MODERN RAILROAD ACCIDENT DONE UP IN RHYME
Twas just one month ago to-day,
While riding on the cars,
lady fair to me did say,
Oh, what sh ocking noise!
Twas whack whack whack!
We're of the track,
Oh, dear, what shall do!
My bonnet's jammcd, my dress is torn,
My hoops have busted, too!
That lady fair still mourns the day
That she rode rail
- She tore her dress and broke her hoops,
And lost her green silk vail.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-09
VOLUME UI----NO. 81.
sMiSCeLxlI2sCO9sS.

AMERICAN HOUSE,
Burr Oak, (EVinneshiek county) Io,pa.
BY s. D. SAXBY.
new House, good barn. polite attention to guests
and reasonable bills the inducements to stop the
American. 119tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-09

Wrong and Right.
Alas, how easily things go wrong!
sigh too much or kiss too long!
And there ollows a mist and weeping rain,
And life is never the same again.
Alas, how hardly things 70 right,
'Tis hard to watch in a summer night,
For the sigh will come, and kiss will stay,
And the summer night is a wntry day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-09

WITH FLAG KEEP STEP MUSIC OF THE UNION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

his brother doubled his fortune He followed his t.np,.
er to Paris and surrendered himself TO her With such
b.ndonment, that have heard that young man. endox
ed noby in body and mind who knew all the
OF her who had seduced him. express his regret that she
was not widow so that he could bestow upon her his
nAme "a he had his fortune. lie hardly twenty
years old While she over fortyi He covered her
WIN the rarest diamonds and pearls that could be found
lie bought for her country seat Paris which is
nesy chateau She gave every week splendid dinners
but she had for guests only men and this
her ambition, when all else satisfied to attract
to her. 10y her splendid style of hfe women who were
NOT OF ,he deinimonde This impossible thing caused
her to blush amid her opulence. Hoping 10 triumnh o.
Yer tins obstacle by soenng the conscience Of the pub
nc she commenced to build in the great avenue Of the
IhamIr ~ Ulysses, mansion which would be a wonder
The staircase entirely of onyx aud the dining room of
maaehite but the work has been suspended after an
expense OF two or three million francs The poor rich
man has come TO the end of his millions after reaching
that oi his illusion :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

AASUFGcTURE o. STEEL PFNs.-Every school boy 70.
collects having the OF Joseph elliott on steel
pens letter from Birmingham, England describe.
the mandatory where they made They nov sell
81 sixty cents gross whereas Nhcn their anuf,cura
first commenced they brought for the same quantity
The letter says:
The steel comes mainly from Sheffield in thin strips
Of about three inches in width and first submitted to
rolling process TO reduce il To the required thickness for
pens This u done by boys and in sort Of base.
ment, where dust and grease TO be abundant The
other rooms generally airy and spacious and girls
aud young women, the employees, numbering hive hun
dred ia all The successive steps in the manufacture are
very interesting. One machine-and they are all light
IN their constructoncuts the pen from the steel stf
another stamps IL with the manufacturers name another
bends IT, another splits the point aud scores OF small
buzzng grindstones from which, by contact with the
pen streams OF sparks emitted grinding the pens
at the point aud along the back give them the spring
which Is necessary
This Is considered the most important operation the
Que on which the value Of the pen most dependent-
The ieinpering process next The pens are placed
u sall metallic boxes and submitted to an intense heat
IN great oven. They out almost as maleable A.
putty Another application Of heat reverscs this state
aud makes them 200 brittle for ue while third spple
in different form. gives them the temper which the
buyer finds them to possess The process Of vanishing
s the only one to which they subjected after being
tempered"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
II EMF. PAINE d co,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or DRY GOODS.
NOS ic} AND ICs MAIN STREET


WEaIe nov fecsislns by the ship Henry Clark direct from
w Liverpool - this port, and by shps
via Nrw York, unusually large importation BRITISH
fEFNCI ANp GERMAN DRY GOODS which purchss
ed BY senior partner, principally dur
irE The depression oi business caused ~ the European Nar
ENIlRkLH FOR CASH. aud AZ suc prices on
GREAT INDUCEMENTS 10 The trade The
brace great variety ofnew aud beautiful goods, viii
extensive " every department.
Prom She various home markets We have Sgr and complete
stock - DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED GOODS making IN all
LARGESr AND MOST COMMANDING STOCK OP DRY GOODS
We have ever had the pleasure Of Offering 90 ends
toners.
CLOTHING.
This branch of business having largely
have given much greater attention 60 Il and will have very
stock Of all grades gotten In the best
care regards styles and sizes t prices that w
ably with those Of any Northern market
We respectfully iuyie the merchants OF Virginia
aud Tennessee 10 give stock examination have
been selected with special regard 10 the this trade
Ne are determined 10 sell them 70 cash and prompt paying
a. low a. they can be bought In this country.
KENT a m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
A PARIsIENNTS ADyENTURES


correspondent of the y. y. CoTrisr De, Etlfs
Us gives the following account Of character in Paris
Madame Hertz whose career has been wonderful one
even for that rapid city -
"Amo1g the Young spcndthrfts noticed la the
Of the day Is the Of a Prus-ian prince Count or
Baron Enche Who has eaten up ia less than four ycns
fortune OF more than sv million of francs all for the
sweet eyes Of q woman we'll known iu Paris the Mar
choness OF Paya The history Of this woman j. curious
She observed in Russia where she born Of Jew.
ish parents 10y great pauisi Who conceived for her
passion justified by her beauty, aud, above al hv her
knowledge and Intelligence. She spoke seven languages
perfectly The pianist brought her With him to Paris
where lac had the weakness 10 present her legitimate
wife IN society snd az hall At this ba she
made such impression OF the princes the Or.
leans family, that che attracted him the home Of the
mau whose name she bore. Borne down by his rxces.
sve expenses tie artistic quilted France for time to
mend his fortune abroad. llis companion left az
home during his absence qutedit one tine morning 10
follow lord Ward known iu London bv hi. con.
quests Of this Kind The noblcruau did not IT,.
tain hcr long he economised too much the
wealth Of which she greedy. Returning b.
Paris in quest of position which was the hcgh OF
her ambition she encountered the young Marquis P-
va brother OF the Portuguese Ambassador WHOM .c
fascinated that he cspOuscd her legally aud rcH.iousy
promising her million II francs IN case they should
separate from incompaiihty of temper This eyentu.
ally not long IN coming The ncw Marchuness coubl
not live 10 the heard Of Portugal whittier er
husband bad taken her 80, after making uscl.ss effort,
retain her be counted the million and lct her 20
A. the end Of year, the million bad vanished 90 tho
MitchOncss obliged 10 eel furniture. horscs and
carriages and take refuge u furnished odcncs Whcrs
she spent her Bs cent She bad the vhcrcwitha u
pay for dinner. when sle met friend to whom she
told her condition, and Who offered her meal at the
Restaurant L"doyon la the Champs Hysscs ln the con.
vcrssun dinner shc told him tha ahcre she would soon
be- a millionaire drowned that this vas her unchtnrc
able resolution. aud the vision II her slumhcr. While
saving this she held n her band Journal and her eve.
rested on an extract from Irussian gazette relative 70
the dccease Of Prussau parsonage, who lci fortune
of ten twelve millions 10 his Young unmarried
ncphcWs She read this several times bccaue thought
tl and four days AFTER she ett for Prussia with tOO
francs borrowcd FROM her scqusintanccs She wrs prc
sented afterwsrds know not how the eldest Of The
heirs But he was species Of Nmrod hcrlsman, who
had passion but the chsse She addressed herself Il
the cadet Of the family Tie Just coming from school
Of aud sensitive that OF Nj. brothe
vas rude. He easy prey, and hardly had the a
drolt hunlres caught him IN her tolls than hs death
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
JOHN e.. SHAFER.
.R PEP AND TAI I'D
OTHIN
= p GO on -

Head Quarter Corner Of Main and 18th The sub
n scnbeI has Jg,i returned from New largest
mo- fashionable stock Of goods hs has hal by
sri especial
tail trade better stock of Cloths Cashmere aad gs.nrs
cannot b. seen Ia this city, via r.sas of every
Imaginable shape color and quality embracing ylss
Az" most masnh,cui stock of fsEE'bg goods such
sk Lac" Neck Is BLACK fancy k Hdki.
Sosks &r
made or 'ut to measure, would do well give before
purchasing elsewhere.
lie has la his employ The best q cutters and worlmsn
D. SPENCE,
app Of and 4 sfh hyfr..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, sept. so.
Hisz ~ATEa (sATUEDAT * ococL-svs ssxs sc. sErs "a
ARRIVED
gers, H.. y Tu- '--' N'@Se- -Hn PAAssa
mig Hannah, Creighton Bait, ruano Bacon Baskerville
. 1rsd EHSrnr Aeho5n Roeklaui, line l. Libby
hAt-, Long bat, Eusno, Raskrryfur
sstf HAua Rue, Wright, Albany, lumber, A Parker
. nan Liza, Jones, = 4 pelVin
anily Ann, Layheid, BALI euAno, T II sninirr Co
hls william. flenng. James Rive. What HsxfH r.
Lyais Ann, Weaver, Piila coal, q Larus -
p HaEes, Mason, : p H.v.- a g.,
Mary A Guest, Barrett" ROU-.tj,s
Co - - s---'' S'''is noti"r
Ete Facemire, Phia, fre brick Talbot A p,
. stgrge-, Scott Easern SHORE oats. A lrlIspaueh
Dan! ho!i, ka-sell \ \, guGno ! A a II ID. Ksrror9
SAILED
lam Watson. - - '- -"1 P-ss-nsrTs' Lni-
SShr Eoseleaih Raker, New Orleans Eds- D W Currie
. Leader owen, doun tn, riVer, isl
Gen Worth,
s,as, Loveland, Boston. mdse. W D coquitt A Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
RICHMOND, SATURDAY OCTOBER 1859

these just sentiments but cannot trust French to nm,
pen, any than TO my tongue
" Yours afiectiona,ely,
Miss Mary Scott.
"New Years Day, 1850"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
AMERICAN HOTEL
COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
JOSEPH n. CRkNsHAw, Proprietor.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
'ostfh H. CkhNsHAM, Proprietor.
Sept. 81, iSa.
VI Kent, Louisa Fs-yth Z.
II Dnuiy, Cumbd EN cru,nn ~ e.,
II Sausay, Hampton !. l. Ubabi =.
~ 49, 90 EP Wood, Caroline
Q Morgan, Halifax NOEL \ a
: A Morgan DO W,i,k,
+" Da't' U,s "foEe S"rnan, pfl;syiv'a
v stokes do n VlIi,e'i, w
7 Johns Lunenbg q strsnys Fi,s.a,.
W Z Johns do WNSs.I
= y ~ saIhnan, s "a Fleming, Columbia
. S',ss, ShSTi"ie AMafon, B0ckhAm
X NJ N-nablr, 4 Edward y TutwiIsr d.,
a. ~ N ,shAIie do AcCsrgo, Chsriotte
~ > 40 lo'hr, ~, N0uoSay Holland, Flus
, ~ rhssh' flH A GregY, Caroline
J b Harris Va k.nI., Isi..sn
7 Hansh Washtan A IA I .1,ls,t 90. IN
W y sn,,r.n snn M hsno~den, Tenn
'I-i 40 Nelson
; y siAnieilo~, y Mrs Nelson do
!, 1anieiios DO 1hornhlll "
pn. nnushss' Isan Mrs mornhll, sNt do
"a" CT Weigapif, Miss
= 1untssrh ny Bzrbridg-, I'D
.. ~ S'H $50 Ms Barhrldyr do
- q Coaiter. Hanover Mr. NlIrr ~
~ p-i.,I s. r.us 1Arhrough Staunton
~ - 'sto "a helh } r Christian, Kent
NJ "o0d 30 J Ford Charlotte
\ ~ tls Ish Hinfree, X Alum
Poore. Campbell Mrs Rus,sr ~
W Conner, Louisa ANTnr. a.
Porter 10 Mrs Tagg a.
; Green do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

svc With squirrels aud the corn6elds bear unmi.tsk
ble evidence Of their theiying propenses Not being
able 70 get anything 20 eat in The wOods they are be-.
coming quite neighhotly, and morning aud evening re
hrv visit tie cornhclds aud pay their most earnest snd
emphatic devotiOns Al that shrine Occasionally some Of
them, rather ambitious Of literary precmuence aud mill.
ry rcnown siudiousy enter the corporation pursue
their botanlcal researches under the very shadows Of
Washington College boldly forage the corn patches
under The ewes ofthe Military Institute Did anybody ever
hear OF such nsuhcrahe impcrtnence hese grayaed
gentry are guilty of Between the bears which sre starv.
ed ont the mountains aud the aud squirrels tia,
are scuddng sud pundefng The whole country the
cornhelds which their avore resorts begin 20 pre
sent rather hsggsrd appearance snd in some section.
look " the farmers hsd made quite succsssGi sr,
10 raise only crops Of cobs ornamened With the autier
Jog remnan's Of iev tat,ered shucks -L,s;sgtoa Ga
fsNs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

TIW TioEEs or SiNoAPoRr-A travelling correspond
ent OF the New Hampshire Patriot says The island
Of Singapore lies ~ the Eastern end Of the Straits and
twenty-five miles long 10y fourteen broad. The mean.
ug OF the word Singapore i the Place Of Lyons which
ior long time has been Inappropriate term since lions
have become obsolete aud the place being supplied by
tigers considerable number live ia the tall arass and
inngle n different parts Of The island but the greater
part swim from the peninsula from which il h sen
arated by strait mile vide. When pressed bv hun
ger A. they often are, they swim 20 the island and
conceainC themselves in the grass aud thicke watch
the Malays and Chinese when they 60 20 their fields Ia
labor, and springug upon them strike a single blow on
the back Of the ncck which produces instant death by
breaking H. u is stated 10 books and newspapers and
upon inquiry told it true by the most respect
able inhabitants that between three and foar hundred
Chinese aud haays killed every year By these frro
cous monsters While waiting Singapore the
arrival Of hr. Ward our Minister China q large tiger
was killed and bis body brought TO the for the In.
spcction Of the curious Though large reward offer.
ed by the government Of the island for every one
Ehchcr dead alive, besides which The skin il worth
htty dollars, progress has been made toward exer.
minating them, or even diminishing their number
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
MOND WHIG,


A new and very much i,nn,ox.d .J;,o, nj NJ I.,-
,n.,,. :. p. t.r- = I-',,e, ~, - ~
- - ~ "'o''", vi" soon DC
" P'', anu Tue S""Jo'hen extract thercirom, which We
have received from the author will be read with plea
sure.
Having been with brief intervals nearly al b.,e Il;
the public service either In Convr,ss o ,h I,Li, NJ
Webster resided AZ th. seat or Coy.r,n.n, moe 80.
aps than in Massaehuset,.. so much indeed al
thereby much identified with the society of Washing
ton that he got ,ln,;nr ,,,,y - 81, ,ai - w " :, ts
there than any where else although his ,tacbm.n, a.,
his true homo and his affection for The Land or ,h p,
crms wer. ,ieaply seated arI -,.,.dix h:,i T ~ ~
Utmost heart During bs long reI:,c IN WasI;,"a - ~,
the twenty or thirty wears of /, at i..s, ,Le, We NO.
nrx,,. in,I;v;I,,I -. ,.;.t, -. a.: % "o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

o. the merchants Of vnis North Carolina
any regular house In marks, In ,hs country.
1888. NOTICE. 1859.
H.. ID. * KEELING.
TAILOR AND CL0THTER,
No. I26 Min street,
HAs just returned from York. and Is nov prepared 10 eS
he the most attractive stock Of he
e OF Offering TO his friends and the public
CLOTHS, cissIMEREs AND vEsTIsGs,
OF the newest styles which he will make ap
proved MANNER hts warranted 70 please In all eases.
In and reeelvnga choice gents you,h. and
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GENTLkMESs rURSIsIIISa GOODS
ssiri. Drawer, Of good aaaily '''''
see9 X D. KEELING, No. iss Main street
HUNTING COATS.-DARRAcorT HARRIS co have
@ day received an assor'me of Hunting Goats and Pants
We would Invite all Ia want to examine them
se21 No. i9 Man ST, Merchant wslsisrr Co
INALL AND WINTER CLOTHING DARRA-
IL Corr HARRIS CO. have received, be receiving
Heady Made Clothing, manufactured by ihr.n.eiss Of
the best uaieras sud made In the niee
be bought elsewhere, the pub
clid,ea' Ciothins which .ni Is ssd q. 1ery
scss Sues to Merchant, wesser a Co, No liz Main r.
1889. FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF 1850.
READY MADE CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods.
NVE have hand weekly receiving the Irre
, s ad most complete stock OF the above goods TO be
'opa a o. our own manufacture, expressly for retailing
press aud hIsness suits. all grads
Velvet, six. Satin Csss Vests
,N Of s, -y1Sn nS i s'r to our ,ss and veil .sl.ce
Acai respectfully solicited before purchasing a. W, are de-
''rmi9ed ni osel low fore n. srOCKsDALE SON
srs3 ia Main -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

L PHI o L ST ERY
PAPER HANGHNGS
VHNHE subscriber respectfully soets a cali ~ h ftsns
IN. public generally, TO eSsuine Tia Good, in ~,
aboVe line, consisting OF the fol owiag: ~ '@'
CARPETINGs
Velvet Tapestry, Bru8sela Three ply Venetian p,.b H.,
&c; Hearth Rngs DocE Mats md StzIr Rod. -T'
CURTAIN GOODS
broeaiel, Satin Dama.k Union DamAsk Ta.n. Gt,r. -
and Muslin Curtains With AsSAINKsT of Wipc g.
nie-- Hands and Pins. Window ShAdee-a arxr - "a
- NfA''''N N'''' H"- IN
FLOOR OII-CLoTH
or all the best patterns the brs, ousE,x n, IT,
Sa VII Be cut 70 hi halls and al dia-nson,
Also Table Cloths large variety.
PAPER HASGISGS
sptenhd assortment % al the
Geld satin and Plain pSp~Ts % and color viS
l-ons OF The ddeIeni kinds Of wood marble hrirg
" NoFAaH myself and hRvtas the beat
Nork Sill be warranted 10 give sAilsfaetan ~
All orders or thing N the u,n b. punt,.,x
tended 70, both In the city country. -
p Hair and Shack and f-Sih.T Bsi. on 80,
made 70 order, of TIE best materials tssi5-dtO Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
MI IL INCOME 40 0La mn

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,2bO,OOOI
fNvtsTED IN TIE UNITED sTATis OVER ssooOOOi
Az Dirccrs Personally RespoHsts r ne EHgdgensgt Of
bs Company.
respectfully ask attention
w aad London nfurancc Company, Us
iargr cash capital and iny r1trncnts above
The capital ard Company enable 10 take
hns conycnrn o. p1rilc' requiring large
ln addition o. ihc ordinary mode - Insurance is
sues TPOEf,TES ule payment of TEN IYHT.
AZ IRhhItNN Property g. thcnccfprh, PERMd NgNTL y
INSURED The Policy he cancelled
MUM viii b reiurnei Les per
This Company VII make by lcss of Rents
new and mot liberal prinriple
Under the Policies THIS Company claims upon
sanitation ~ Htflrtny n io without diesuf flu
oH yr iatref; and not as usual amer pesens
Ton ~ proof wORTHAM WYATT, Agents
mhlf 100 Main street few doors shove Rpsonhce.
WATCHES JEWELRY, AND MLTER.WARE
W. haveiu stoHr, and oncr Rrr,n, to q
w NOIIHEHN tND HHSIERY MERtHANTS. a. va
e nwF't t'H fac isrge and choice Stock Of eAh
Naces Jewrlrg, Silver and Plated Ware, cf
style Diamond Work Hni other Jeweiry made ~ ofier.
~ An y14His gHHfTTUtssi to b. r. represented
n BParcular attention given RsgririHg Watches and
JsioSrv. STAUFFFR 4 HARLEY,
iyIGHm No Cll. Market Street, south SIDE PHILADELPHIA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Gfn..sa..u = gnn nnn

SRED WHEAT noushton early white Wheat price o.
seis-im RtCoS RAsKERvIu.
(iHtNESS MOSQUITO TAPEus.--These rapers
- 80 ae ron preparation long kunwn 20 TIE Chlnee and
Nheh buuen EVe on pleasant odour perfectly harmless 70 he
nen auy but extremely repuve tc mosquito much
ai uy WI Immediately leave any spartmsu that psrvadsd
we hmes fu dfecon. accompany each Psetage lot sale
MEADE BAKER, PhaTmeceuifis,
W ise Main 81, eoF aboyt Poft Omee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

NO ndNeFusement 20 be consider wear
tween the parties ' = : 80 - ~
An adyssement not marked the copy spened num-
Der Insertions WI be continued until ordered
exAeted accordingly. ~ '-'
Rsaut.s ADUEKrtsxsKSrsro avoid any
on the part the Annual Advertisers
that their privileges only their bu.pr-. Rel
Estate, Legal srnt ly them a, h. 49,,
adLitional charge and vrraiion - =
sU Real Estate aud General M.
Inserted by the but 10 be charged
TO such discounts shall be agreed upon
Booksellers and adyersers generally one
OF more squares with the privilege OF change, shall
yearly average In week amount
nrreed the standing contract
ding such amount to be charged the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted In the Mhg at 75 Gems
of lines Insertion and 20
square for each continuance orif weekly rs cru
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

NY Dear Sir: We are five of us here, who we're of
Gen Harrisons Cabinet. We dine together at nav house
on Thursday, at o'clock We have voted YOU ia n T.
NJ. General, in the place of Mr. Granger You must
come. IL you are engaged at lis, or elsew here
YOU must get of ard u.s. IN is Q,its an ,.pey
Peef'd matter cf business We can take excuse.
"l ours, ID W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

(tLOTUhNG At wHOLESA LE.-we ire pre-
~ pared to os merchants stock of Winter Coihng
by ourselves the wholesale
m essh, aud varsity surpsss stoek hsreofor.
hibtcd We have f.
BILE an durable style and
onsr very great inducement. prices Having every facility
h line OF business aud paying
IT. the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee
hni u- prepared 10 them
seq KpFN RaIDWIx wuyr.us
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

Hear him when signing for u little recreation:
Ny DedT SIR; shall be- i,eriidLIl, detained her,
some days longer 50 find. aud | am tired Can ",
go shoot tomorrow or hsh or drive. do anything
Is there anybody TO go with usy Pray invent something
If you can. Pray invent sonethng-or 1 shall plunge
d. W.
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CHaNGE OF HOUR or ST,HT

- tNu ~ foRIsNOUrh AND NORFOLK aud S.ss3ss..l-.-S
h1eoucuon OF Fare--Th- Gsn and SI1H;iS f--I-
90 Ana Atr Monday next 81 October, the wharf AZ
eIeh Cove leaving Monday, "wednesday and Fd.v
@ he CgTu. Psek every Tuesday Thursday aud sAuf.
ty mornings, and both boats
AZ the regular Landings, going and returning -
Passage Tor The round Tip
mtAis included, e. O0 To City Point 44oO
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sEPTEMBRR, 1850.

SPLENDID STOCK
TTuOMAs PRICE CO. have already opened and will con.
tuuc 70 add, by arrival Tor come largest
an varied Foreign Domestic Dry Goods
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