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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-22
Sidewalks.

Sidewalks.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and COuncilmen
Of the City Of White Cloud.
LIST. That the Proprietors Of the lots on Main
Street, between Second Street and the Levee,
on the west side of Main Street, and between
Second and First Streets, on the east side Of
the said street, be, and are hereby required to
make good and substantial sidewalk in front
of said lots; each proprietor building the side
walk in front Of his lot or lots; said walk to be
nine feet vide, and made Of Burr Oak, Brick,
or Stone; that said work be completed BY the
first day Of October, 1859; and If not so com
pleted by said time, that the same be done at
the expense of said proprietors.
ID. Resolved, That the City Engineer be en-
powered, and is hereby authorized to carry into
effect the first section OF this ordinance.
Sd. Ressfoed, That the City Engineer be re-
auired to establish the grade on Main Street,
from the Bridge across the RavIne to the Le-
wee. r. MAOIS mayor,
Attest. F. SwAKTZ, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1883. alS3W.
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From the N. Y. Daily News.)
Uuskey's Political Tezt- Book or Eney-
clopedid.
1t twill Prov the most important political Uade
rleeUm ever presented to the American people.
This work is gotten up in Alphabetical order,
and contains the substance, or the whole text,
Of every great question now agitating, or which
is likely for long time to come, to agitate the
nation. sep. II, SO.
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Strayed or Stolen.

IRON the premises of the subscriber, neal
i Highland, Doniphan County, Kansas, du
ring the latter part of May, one Red Roar
Horse, sixteen hands high, four years old; pa
ces, and has a red name and tail. A liberia
reward will be given for the recovery Of the
horse, or any information where he is.
iuIy IL. 59-tf. JOHN O'NEAL.
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PLOWsl PLOWsl

HAVING received an agency 49,
IL from the manufacturer, am prepared %
furnish Prairie Flows 81 al sizes, double and
single steel Shovel Flows, Rarows, and Cult.
Vators-eheap for Cash.
WI VAN DOREN.
White Cloud, june o, 59-tE
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WAR In KANSASi,

THE people are not fighting for Liberty. q,
l. the new Constitution, and all that sort OF
thing, but
c. DANA SAYRS
is at war with high prices! There are various
reports being circulated throughout the Terrific
9, that White Cloud has "gone ups" but il is a
fixed fact that the
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE
Of c. DANA SAYRS has not gone up," for
be has Just returned from the East with a large
and well selected assortment of heavy domestic
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c, &c,
which VIII be sold cheaper than the cheapest!-
Also, large assortment of Blankets, which will
be sold TO suit the times. Come and see for
yourselves!
Being Steamboat and Express Agent, l will
attend 70 all business in that line.
C. DANA SAYRS.
sep. Is, lS59-tf.
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ALLEN HOLLCRAFT,
PIaSfereF,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
rs prepared at an times to execute any work
j. IN his line, such as Piastering. Cementing.
ETC., on short notice, at reasonable prices, and
in the very best style. Specimens Of his work
can be seen IN White Cloud. taprii 81. 59-d
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR EAST
WARD BOUND TRAVELLERS


Read and Preserve for Future Refer
ence!I
Unparalleled Speed and Comfort from the From.
tier to the SEA Shore
INAUGURATION of a NeuD Era in the HistOry Of
Kansas and Nebraska.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy K. K.
OK AND AFTER AUGUST II, 1859, TRAVELLERS
FROM WESTERN MISSOURI, KANSAS and NEBRAs
KA, can start from ST. JOSEPH at 8 A. NJ,
Arrive at Quincy at7.00 ?. NJ, same day.
{" Chicago, at7l5 A.M.next
Detroit, at $50 Pm.
Toledo, at 4.l0 Pm.
d" Cleveland, at GAG Pm.
Pittsburg, at225 A. n. 2nd
d" Suspension Bridge, at 400 AN"
&" Buffalo, at AS An.
/" Philadelphia, at $40 ?. N.
d" New York, at $50 P. M.
Boston, at Midnight
Time Through from st. Joseph 10 New
York GS I-2 Hours. Time Through
firm st. Joseph to Boston SO Hours,
including all stops.
No Route except via Quincy and Chi
cago can make this time !!
From Quincy Eastward. Sleeping Cars
on all Might Trains.
Tickets via this Route for Sale at all the Offices,
and on the Boats Of the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Rail Road.
Purchase Through Tickets and Save Money
Be Sure and get Tickets 5ia Caieago and Quincy
Route
SAM'L POWELL, Gent Ticket Agent.
C. G. HAMMOND, GenT Superintent.
D. s. LovEJoY, Ag't, st. Joseph.
sept. /, 59-3m.
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The National Tntelligencer published a com
piimentary endorsement of it.
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UOODo ND UIGOOEl
QUEENSWARE,
HATS AND GAPS.
To Merchants and Manufacturers.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
At No. 124, North Second Street,
Four doors above Vine, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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POLITICAL WORK.

SECOND EDITION.
CLUSK EY'S
Political Textbook OF Encyclopedias
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26

IN retiring from the business OF ]. ID. GOODMAN
CO., am pleased in the assurance that leave
my friends and patrons in faithful and efficient
hands.
Iknow Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough,
~, and therefore do most cordially recommend
them To the confidence and patronage Of my friends
and patrons. lily 2o-tsl J. d, GOODMAN.
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From ytaYhin.t1.i.

WASHINGTON. August Is, ls59.--It is known
shat a report has, for some months, prevailed,
O.. the probability that Commander MauTy.
IA charge OF the National Observatory, would
be ordered TO sea service. Newspapers and
men Of science, in this and other countries,
have, In consequence, expressed their regret
~ this (rum0red) contemplated act by the
Navy DepaT ;ment. On inquiry, however, nj
the proper source, il is ascertained hat a. no
ti.ae has Secretary Toueey even thought of
bleaching him from he Observatory for the
above named or any other purpose.
Llent, Ives, the architect and engineer, In
charge Of the Washington National MonE-
snrnt. has made an Official report % the Soci-
ETY., in which he says. that when raised TO the
hrightii Of six hundred feet, the entire weight
q the shaft and foundation will be seventy
thousand ions. The weight of the structure
~ its prespu condition, Is forty thousand tons
He has been unable TO detect any appearances
q setting or indications Of insecurity. BY
scientific calculations he has arrived at tina
conclusion that the weight alone OF the monu.
Gn"9t ~ US fan height, would offer IA resis-
lance nearly eight times greater than the over
Turning effort oi the heaviest tempest to which
II would probably ever be exposed.
!. was proposed to the Monument Society
tGAay years ago, To surround the foot OF the
uh..Isk With Il base, OF n pantheon form and
aucugraying was made of the monument as
10 would appear If completed in accordance
wl'n that plan. An impression mas been in
ms way created throughout the country that
the engraved design has been adopted and
cannot now be deTiated from without tearing
doHn what has already hcen built But as il
has not been the intention OF the Society TO
accept the plan referred to- aud as the error
which exists seems 10 have 3n injurious effect
Lirut Ives suggests the expediency Of notify
ing The puhiic, officially that the ofeliSk i. the
only portion Of the monument the fora OF
winch is decided upon, and that the datermI
nation of The design for the base is still opeu
fpr consideration. In this sugges ton of Lieut.
Ives The Society has Concurred.
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ARRIVAL or THE AMERICA
RED REPUBLICAN EMEUrR IN ITALY.
Collision Between Austrian and
pTussian Troops

SACxylLiE. August s5.--The steamship
America arrived at Halifax this morning, hav-
ing left Liverpool ON the 18Th inst,
The Zarieh Conference continued fts ses-
sians bit tsey were strictly secret.
The Sandman representative is absent from
some of the .iitings.
Ia reported. by way of Vienna, that the
Red Republicans had proclaimed in Parma
Fhe PirdMoncSo had been driven Out, and
.hf friends OF order were everywhere taking
q light.
4 collision had taken place between some
Austrian and Prusstan soldiers. at Frankfort.
COMMERCIAL,
I., gg WOOL, An9. lS--C Cotton aies tor the week
10, ~ Olg bales. The market closed dull FRIDAY at =
decline of I-i6 GA al grades Some authorities say
tlr decline 90 lniatng and lower qualities was
ISa sne that the market closed with free offer
mss the part OF holders, though without press
.. GA iae' market The stock IN port 10 e33 Ugo
.ales. including 81. tssp American.
Br"sdsjuES quget ard steady. Provisions have n
decaunk tendency holders were pre.sing on the
H.rkri.
isuxalS % ? e5',,
The buglioa n the Bank of Eng land had decreased
~ 90,
Npns. market unchanged.
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BY Edmond, Davenport & CO., Auet,rs.
BY Thomas w. keesee. ACct.,
tOffice corner of 18th and Cary Streets
{ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

[ EErp.NI 81; ~ OLDANDkITCHEN
For SALE AT AUCTION.-Intendi to remove
l from Richmond; | will sell, at my residence on
ininrRng, AUGUST goth. commencing at 10 O. clock
a ior O my Household and Kitchen Furniture, Par
Chars, Parlor, Chairs, Citylmade Msboiany
v Wndsw bGI nssss, cargess marble Tables
beard, Mahegany Dinin. Tables. Mai,o IAN, and
es aauf NssHssssas Mahogany and Walnut
stand. Chairs, Tables, Crockery and Ci, op asn
Portable Hot AR Furnace, with the usual variety
ALSO, a London made Parlor Organ ,rnor,,a
10y John Wickham, Esq. i'iipoleeo
TERds.For all sums under $780, cash: over that
amount, four months credit, for approved n,nar
Sale conducted by THos. w. KKEsKE, Auct.
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DATENT MICA AND
i FIBROI'S CFMENT ROOFING

L FIBROUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong glutlnous sub
stances impregnated with fbrous matter. and COW
cred with Mica, which make it FIRE PROOF and
perfect resistapce of the atmosphere in every CHI
mate, and we will Warran. it
WATER PROOF.
Il also reflects the rays of the sun, making the
building much cooler In summer than tin or slate
and win neither crack rot. 1t practically I'M
PERISHABLE, aud having been thorough ly tried
for years III New York city and various partso the
United States, it is the chez and best roofn sin
Use. JOSEPH DITTO Il CO.,
General Office. 37S Broadway. New York.
~ Bosment ioT sale By the OaJe With FILL
Tor sale Territorial Rights for a portion of the
United States. ie l3-3mifl ]. d. s CO.
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Receipts of New Cotton. &c.

NKW ORLEANS, August @3.-The total re-
ceipts of new crop cotton, at this port, the
present season, now amounts to 1900 bales
and il sells At II &c. tor middIiug.
Freight. 10 Liverpool rule steady at I'd
Exchange OH london quiet at 10 10 /. for
best bills.
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--7--------------.--------
By Alex. Mott. Auct.

DAWNBROKER'S STOCk OF CLOTH.
4 ING, &C, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold Mt auc-
ton, 1t my store, commencing on SATURDAY,
Aug. 9th. at 10 OF clock, the stock of New York
pawnhroker, Consisting in part of 200 Cloth and
Beaver Coats; 100 Tweed and Cashmere Coats; 500
Silk, Satin and Marselles Vests; $50 pair Cloth
Cassl mere and Tweed Pants. Also, sundry other
articles not enumerated
As the above goods are to be sold without any
limit reserve, buyers will do we'll to attend The
sale will be continued until every article is sold.
au - ALEX. NOTT. Auct.
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BssTOE, Wednesday, Aug. p, lsJ9-The
Royal Mail steamship Arabia sailed from here
81 10 O'Clock this morning, with eleven passen-
y~rs for Halifax and forty-one for Liverpool
She takes out 500 ,tcp in specie.
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MECHANICAL,

CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS, TON6S and POKERS-I have for
sale eles ant assortment of all kinds of CRATES,
including every style of TENDERS, SUMMER
PIECES, handsome and PLAIN sets of SHOVELS,
TONGS and POKERS. Seven different sizes Of
coal SCUTTLES. Cinder SHOVELS, Fire SHO.
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shovels and Pokers
Blower STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMAN Ms fire
BRICK fire SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
SIQNh fof. setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
and others in want of any of the above articles
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices.
am nufacturing all kinds OF Brass and iron
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, No. 225 Main street, between
sth and 9Th streets, west side, Richmond, Va.
au l7-3m 8. ID. DENOON,
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Bo-ToH, Wednesday, Aug. u, i-59.-E. s.
trHycrs, Esq, President of the Maiden Bank,
had his house entered by burglars last mis- h I,
and about TWO hundred sheets of unsi gned
bills on The Maiden Bank stolen. Also. ali his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26

A NOVEL STATUTE--The last Legislature of
Michigan passed an act empowering any num-
Der Of citizens, not less than ten or more than
one hundred 10 organize themselves into
body corporate "for the purpose OF appre-
hendng horse-thieves and other feons" and
investing each member OF such h3tiy, when en-
gagged IN making an arrest with tire powers of
constable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26

MIsER.-The Mayor of Charleston S. c.
last week fined DR.. &. NJ Rinker $500 for bury
ing The corpse OF a negro woman in his cellar
he defendant is n notorious Iniser and had
buried the body there in order TO avoid pay
ing Si.62M, funeral expenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26

CRUELTY TO SAILoEs.-For the three years
ending August, l-js, says the New York Ex-
press, au average of Que hundred and fifty
complaints per year haze been made by sailors
for cruel treatment at sen hefore the United
States Commissioner in this city. Two thirds
were made against RATES, third against
captains for cruel and unusual punishment.
For the pas. year the number OF complaints
nave been only fifty -one, and taking the re-
suits Of the last year as a criterion, out of the
hundreds Of cases Of maltrea tment that occur
every year or American vessels trading TO this
port. only forty got before the examining
magistrate, and but one i'll forty OF the accused
Ii unNicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26

II Ill. SkfNkER e. CO., GroeeYs aud Com
LIZ ,rtNsfeH Merchants, No. s Cary street, Rich
nlond, Va, offer their services for the sale of
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, &c The usual
advances made on eonsignnents
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Yes Jimmy, saw the thief just as he grab
bed the money. Jumped at him and hollered
az loud Ms could" You did, Billy; and
what did YOU holter - why, jim, SEE l.,
'susckk Of cOursen'
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HOPKINS, HULL ATKINSON.
- BALTIMORE,
Offer e the trade very large and elegant stock of
GOODS,
which they will sell low to prompt dealers.
Baltimore. AUGUST 10. 1859. an la-6Wt
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lust RECEfV ED-A full supply Of No.
y Marking Brushes Hair Brushes, Paint Brushes
Tooth Brushes, Camel Hair Brushes aud Pencils
all for sale By JNO. W. POLLARD,
linz III Il
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4 rrrMrr ~ WnoLKeALE pnlsnNINn

\ hAfl Al " hRlkNAi.E fplApNiNH. - ne
Shreveport Sou th"estern, of the I'd inst, says:
Just AS we are going TO press, u" learn Of
one VI the most diabGiiCai attempts al whole
sale poisoning that we have ever heard Of on
the plantation belonging to Captain Dial, near
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas. We are
unable la give the particulars this week, fur
tH"r than in cleansing out the well, n large
package containing six of the most deadly
poiSons were found. Four slaves have already
died, and fourteen more are in doubtful con-
dluun. Great excitement exists in Marshall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26

HIGH PRICES OF SLAVES.-At the sale of the
negroes belonging &c the estate of Capt. Chas
A. Smith, late of Albemarle county, Va, made
Oh the I'D inst, one negro boy, Ii years Old
brought s 400; another, 10 years old, sold for
5 l,j5U; one negro girl, 10 years old, sold for
81, $50. Eleven slaves, including some that
were old and infirm, brought an average of
Sl,1fu,
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NAVAL ORprrS--Commande I. A. Hunt
has receiyed preparatory orders to take COM
mahd OF the NarraSdnset. Commander =. w
fodon has received preparatory orders Ia take
command of The MoAican. Lieut.. T. :. Phelps
has been detached from the United States
sienner Crusader, and ordered to the command
- The United States coast survey steamer
) iTeA. Lieut.. James T.. Jewett has been or
Gersd 10 the Crusader.
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UNDERTAKING.

THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
6zst szry,assszsy TURNS his thanks to his friends
, and customers for their patronage
IN the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish COFFINS &c
MI sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances 81
s,,s S,E,RnVANTS' CoFFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHR0UDS. &C., on hand, at tho corner
OF Franklin and 18th streets = -
au s-lmsl JEREMIAH SATTERwHITE.
TCRPIN, ROPER & NUN
Ussx $500 RAY,
UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Frsnklin. Rich
mond, Va, 80.
Keep censtantly On hand ALI kinds Of ready -mads
mh 23-ly
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DIANOS! PIANO AT AUCTlON.--on
L FRIDAY. 18th inst. at 10 O clock will salI ~


BY Thos. W. keesees Auct., -
tOfiice corner of 18th and Gary streets.)
CTOCK OF CONFECTiOyERIEs. CT.
-, CARS: GLASS JARS. SHOWCASES. 30.
E Eph IN SALE AT AUCTION be sold. ON
O'Clock; at the store of Mr.. Louis De!arue, ON
bF9sd, between LIST and I'd streets, all of his stock
81 sonIectionerIes Cigars, French Candies, Nuts,
aus THoS. w. KEESEE, Auctionscr.
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A CHEAT CHANCE FOR TEN DAYS

UNIll 1T y Ln me interest OF The Iadles to
call 1t GOLDSM1I'S cheap store. 205 Broad street.
TO make room inr fall Goods. he has marked down
nesrt every article in priceand for ten days only hs
Will oher the greatest Inducements to purchasers.
You car hnd NJ his store large assortment of La
dies and Chiidren's Extension Skirts. Corsets Col
lars,SeeVcs. Setts. Bands. Cambria and Swiss Edg-
Swiss and NaInsook Muslins, Einbroider red Curtain
Musins, Bleached and Unble ached Cottons, Gloves,
Hosiery. every description of Millinery Goods,
P1rasols, Black Silks. Linen Cambria Hdkfs, PLAN
and embroidered; Buck. six and Thread Gaunt
lets, Trmniln $, Tarlatans, and numerous other
Gooss. Don't delag. but study your own interest
and save money, and 20 TO
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JAMES d. BROWNIES

u ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9Th street. next to the Mechanics Institute
IRON RAiLlNGS, VERANDAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c; also, Grating,
Vault and Collar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured AZ short notice.
~ Particular attention given to enciosng Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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= , = = - :
BOARDING.
rABELL HOUSE.

t2OAkD5 NG, Persons in want Of BOARD. can
- find desirable roonls by appl, Ing al the M III.
MONT HOUSE. Main street. between 9Th and It'll
streets. AN 2l--lw&
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WIN. A. GRILLS.
wv

FU!fN W. FULLAKD, DTugglst and Apothe
- cary, 18th street. between Grace and Broad, has
Just received from New York and Philadelphia,
larse additions to his already very complete stock
Of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils,
Glass, Putty, Patent Medicines, Perfumery and
Fancy Goods, which he offers to his numerous
friends and patrons on the most accommodating
terms.
IT, Having secured the services of a practical
Chemist and Pharmaaeutlst. all VINO may favor
me with their custom may rest assured of having
their wants attended to as they should he.
JOHN W POLLARD Druggist 18th ST
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l'ARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.


We respectfully invite residents of, and visitors To-
CIV To examine this season our stock of CAR
fLIlN1S, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c, which
We thnk more extersive and Varied in assortment
u4sn Any se have before offered. and which We
nov AAre ready to exhibit vt our Carpet Ware
Looms. No 20 Hain street
bivins mr. individual attention 10 this business.
1hu Importing large portion Of our stock direct
IIvi the lof"En manufacturers, we are enabled at
ttsgn taa otAsru,te oydinGrily BE- aGorded. in the
t - on description OF goods, viz:
CAhrETINiS:
BRtSsELS.
TATESTRY.
THREE-pLY,
VENETIAN,
y Ti h,t f@,i a.:9Is@fHt Of RUGs p96R MATS
CLOTHS. STAIR RODS, &c y" "-"D
CURTAIN GOODS, tour stock and assortment of
Huieh ts nnsnfpassed IA any house IN Virsina:l
DAMAsK.
DELAINES.
,,,.., .,n TURKEY RED, sc.
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quai
FLOOR .oII.~cLorHs, or various qualities and
patterns, fE,ni to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, Of ever, STYLE and grade.
Sith al proper fixtures Of good quality.
Having exclusively IN our enlpog m g x er,eneea
Ild competent upholsteref. we are prepared when
ast. e. maze ~ Curtains in the latest STYLES,
NJ ppels ~ Inc best manner, to hang Window
i'taeh, cut and put down Floor OH Sloth Sc
. RICHARDSON & Co,
." - -G%ihw5t 55 Main street.
Nv ELCOME NEWS.-ws are sorry 10 in
iot I, Cur friends thae LEVY has sold out all OF
, lose ia ~ DIS. which he has been RAINING off nj
we yer, low price OF I2,a cents NotwiIhstanding
'nn inn,ense snaatity that be had ia store ID was
fpppssIbie to supply the great demand. Bit il az
y. much pleasure g mention that he has lust
is go iasse lot 81 BaBds much superior 10 the
e. sLtisie which he Is prepared To sell at Is cts
We nd noae basd, actually worth s7x and ~ cts
=, 80 eassr ~ gho have any Dry Goods 10 pure base
81 70 LEVffs, 10 Man street as They can Ger
places, 's'saihs the'e thah at other
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AUCTION s1lz.Ha.
FUTURE DlYs,
ny u. u. Cook. Auct.

ny Y. ID. Cook. Auct.
s e TNSliT i wA9oN, &C., AZ AGSTf6N1
H.las re-. ss 81 ss G Ii
s aaE ssr = .sss q g. a a ss:
oss as .ssss FARM WAGON, iron .1le. with
One One EEg HIM yg y WAGON. ns.lly new.
al AZ tls same time, viii be sold one Red Champion
suKfEL years old iztf OF April last, warranted
form ana ssnue IN harness, Of unexceptionabs
r IL :, months credit.
R VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, exc
wife. shall u1nceed Joseph e. Rttershouss and
- eslcsk A. Nj at the Eroad Street
as Millinery an The PR s1sETaTfss
Flowers. Ribbons a Ger:. consisting of Bonnets.
articles used in such estabIishment alsa III ,s
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Musical I'M In'
Also, the KEY Of the store, 70 SAID histersoase
that and inr sums unde, $780, for sums Of
Sale conducted by z. B. Cook. : IA a aa.aI.
STGCK ,, OF dDRIGS, MEDICINES. Sc.
o'cack A9 III ~. MONDAY, 18th inst at 10
Swoope on Lester street No Is Tylers sansres
ihocketts. all the stock contained in said store. en-
Paints, Oils. &C., found in we'll regsted rnt.si
sure, lefms Cash. Il. i. COOK
au 1f Auctoneer.
BY Edmond, Davenport & CO., Auct,rs
CARGO OF RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION
~ On WEDNESDAY. 3lst August at IL o,cioct
or siter the Sugar and Coffee sale OF Messrs D,,a
iop. Moncure Co, we viii sell at Auction al enr
once; head of the Dock, 1901 bags prime RIO
I'VE ~; IN double bags, direct Importation, per
an Is EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
BY Thomas w. keesee Arcf