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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-07

FUk SALE.
LAKE ST.-West Of Eric, a double two story house
and four small houses, andlot 50 by ia #, with
alley ON side and rear $500
lQ3 ACRES IN NEWBURGH-4 miles from the
Court Heuse, well located good road; viii
sell the whole part Sz5 per acre.
MLIRSON ST--NeXt to corner Of Superior; house
and lot "a by lS2 feet; cheap at SI0O0.
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ItLINoIs ooRRRspoNDENOE.


Democracy and he Deril-The Spill TcEets and hetr
Sipporigs-The Popular Delusion kf'oirn as Poliu
lar Ssyrsiyltt.-Sinyn
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
191 SUPERIOR ST.

yulgL W superior street
DROBATE NOTICE.-NOTICE
j IS hereby given that the following accounts Of
the following EXECUTORS, Administrators and Guar
dians heretofore filed in the Office Of the Probate
Court OF CuyahOga County Ohio, will be ior hearing
at said once in the City Of Cleveland, in said Coun
Y ot Cuyahoga on the 26th day Of July, ls60 ut 10
o'clock A. NJ, TO wit
Final account of EnOs LATER, Administrator Of
Final account Of VIM. H. Corlett, Administrator
of William Wade.
Final account Of Elisha L. Crane, Administrator
Final account Oh W. Fay, Administrator of Jo-
Final account Of William BrOOser, Administrator
Final account of Harvey Edgerton, Administrator
Of Hiram Edgertm-
Final account of Sarah Bateman, Administrator
Final account of Martin Haner, Administrator OF
Jacob Haller,
Partial account of Asa Emerson, Administrator Of
Partial aoequnt Of Geo. Watkins, Administrator Of
Partial account Of Edwin Farr, Administrator of
Partial account Ofw Lutkemeyer, Administrator
Partial account of J. Conrad, Executor of David
Morton. ..
Partial account OF Joseph Perkins and Henry b.
Perkins, Executors OF Joseph Perkins
Final account OF John @. Smith, Guardian of the
minors Of AlansOn Morrison.
Final account Of E. S. Root Guardian of the minors
Final account Of James Egbert, Guardian of the
Partial account Of snsannah Morton, Guardian of
the minors Of DaYid Morton.
Partial account Of Benjamin Wastier, Guardian Of
the minors Of Samuel +. Bishop. .
Final account Of John W. WOOlsey, Guardian Of
TheOdOsus Bailey WOOlsey. ..F-. ..r...
\ Final account Of Geo. 7. Barnum, Guardian OF
" H' g" ''' n'''' -'''''' DANIEL R. TILDEN,
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T GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION,
By il. MOORE, .
lH Friday merit July 1911, at 10 o'clock 4. "
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TO LET


EUCLID sTREET-West Of Erie, FIRST class brick
NMcAAlll -
hinsman street-freme dwelling. ................ 2S
do do do do ........-...--...-- ~
Granger street. do do ................... Ia
Bond street-brick do - ~
johnson street-brick do ......-.. NJ
. ROUSE JENNINGS,
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WANTED TO PURCHASE
w Notes we'll secured upon Real Estate in or
the city to the amount Of 4OOO Old 10 per ct
mortgages preferred.
ROUSE & JENNINGS ..
July4 Marble Block.
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- Read the following Recommendation and refer
enees kindly furnished us for publication by those
them which, from the many more hatterfng commu-
nicatons We have and are receiving daily Is deemed
80 = II. - n. :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16

TnE LATE ISpIAN MASSACRE IL CARSON VALLEY.-Fir-
tier PHticuiUS.-By the arrival Of the North Star
from Aspnwall, with tie California mails OF the 2st ut
We have additional particulars Of the late massacre of
whites in Carson Valley, near Pyramid Lake, Western
Utah The most intense excitement prevails there in re-
gard to the massacre.
The newspapers teem.og with all sorts OF rumors
and surmses and anlicipat0us for continuance Of the
Indian hosities aud volunteers being raised for
active service against the red No doubt many of
the reports of the magnitude aud character OF the fight and
the foe which have been made have been exaggerated
Gov Downey Of California, aad Gen. Clarke the com
mander OF the United States troops in that section Of
the country, employing all lawful and necessary
to prevent repetition OF scenes similar to that
of Pyramid Lake. The whites who attacked num-
bered lOj and were, al the me in pursuit of Indians
who had murdered three white men Unfortunately,
when too late they found themselves surrounded by
body of three or four hundred Indians, and nothing
was lett but TO fight The battle lasted for fifteen min
utes when there appearing TO be an opening up the
river an effort made to retreat Henry Mere
dth OF Nevada, land formerly of Virginia. and Job
Baldwin (son of Judge Baldwin, Of California; were
on foot their mules having broken away during
the fight in the grove. Meredith was soon over
taken and circle OF red skins discharged their ri:
hes at him. He fell but rising on his elbow, fired
both barrels Of his shotgun, aud killed two OF his pur
suers The rest pitched ill., cutting him TO pieces. Bald
win was taken up behind a friend his staggering mule
/
Indians hunted for him within few feet of his hiding
place At midnight he and a Chlian walked of TO the
mountains They fed OH grass and roots until Monday,
when quite done over they staggered into Virginia city
Major Ormsby and part Of his company broke through
the Indans-the Major receiving several wounds, but he
kept his saddle for three four miles, when he
taken and killed. DR.. T. Jlder, who was believed until
Friday to be lead, caught several arrow wounds. He
Law concealed near the battle ground four davs He
seventeen dead bodies of whites stripped, but not mutt
lated. For four days he without food. The Indian:
chased the rerestng party for fifteen miles and then gave
over Most OF those who were well mounted escaped
the others hid themselves in the bushes-some Of then
were found and killed. the Others slowly staggered bach
to the settlements OF Oi who composed the party wher
it entered the valley Within four miles of Pyramid Lake
on Saturday. May 5th 80 have returned alive 20 wert
reported dead last wounded the the field
and 43 are still missing unaccounted for The names o
the dead are Major 0rinsby, VIM. S. Speer, - Par
sons Charles Devans James Lee, (of Boston,, F. John
son, Charles Nichard John Flemming, s. Auberson An
drew scheuld n. Huezerwich, John Gayenbo, William
Arlington A. H. Elliott 4. Il. Saith W. Hawkins, Geo
Jones' Henry Meredith, William Macintosh, o. Nc
| Naughton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16
TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY

To The PEOPLE Of SUI lhAhtlON Npl NJ /.
The constitutional Union party recently assembled IN
Baltimore have placed before YOU their Candidates
for the ensuing PresidentA election OF the mos, able
distinguished and patriotic statesmen III the Republic
John b Bll of Tennessee, aud Edward Everett Cf Mas
sachuselts-men of enlarged views, aud consnmmate
ability knowing no NOrtll-uO SOuth-uO Etst-no West
but their whole country zone aud indivisibe" from
Msne TO California and from tue ST. Lawrence TO the
Gulf of Mexico. 1t becOm57 u as national purity, de
string the perpeuity of our Union the restoration Of
peace 10 distracted land and the saving Of the const
tuition from shipwrecL to at grd our armor for
the mighty conflict in November and employ every fair
aud honorable means in our power TO place beyond a
doubt the election OF such noble standard bearers.
The means are within our reach if We will 60 to work
ike men devoted TO the salvation Of their country Rely
ug upon the uStness OF our cause, We can appeal with
confidence the people aud urge them to come to our
help in the great effort making to elect such pa
triots-who will redeem the government from misrue,
corruption aud eXuaygdnCe and revive in iis admiui
raon the purer faith aud practices OF the Father OF
his Country"
The people of our county ardenty attached to and
bitterly opposed dissolution Of their counry-they
dsapproye of sny and all attempts interfere with the
rights and internal policy Of our sister States, but hold
the perpetuy Of the Federal Union paramount TO all
other considerations b-ng the chief basis Of the liberties
We inherited from fathers, and that Is duty We owe
to ourselves TO children well TO the cause OF
liberty throughout the world to transmit it unimpared
to pOsteIity.
Now to CART out the objects We have in view to sue
cess-and to save the land from civil strife aud conten
tion there must be concert of action end still more i'm
porant, we must be thoroughly organized Then fel-
ioN.citizens propose hold meeting at our court,
June ratfy aud endorse the action OF the Baltimore
Convention and adopt such may be necessary,
and particularly appoint speakers in every part of our
county 10 address the people exposing the extravaganza,
corruption and ubeey o. the administration, the sec
tionasm and dsuuonsp of the Democratic party, and
my word Tor it. our being in The right we will sue
coed. u.
The above should have appeared several days
was oyerlooked.-Ed Fhigl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16

A GOVERNOR on SPREE--The St. Louis Missouri
Democrat OF the l4.n iust has the following
"Whie artists are devong their valuable time TO the
execution Of buSts of distinguished personages it is
matter of no small qualification to the community at
large that there is least distinguished individual
who can commence carryOn and finish his bust,
with degree of perfection seldom attained by the most
scrupulous devotees of sculpture painting. We al
lude TO bis Excelency B. NJ Stewart Governor of the
State of Missouri. Robert was in town Saturday last
No sooner had he arrived than he wGs waited upon by
large number Of bosom friends headed by Bill Rose of
strychnine whskey notorety. He commenced his art
istic labours at an early bour Saturday morning
BY 10 o'clock A. NJ his hat might have been hang
ing on his ear By hafpas ten his capillary vegeta
ton was disheyeed and portion of it covered his fore
head By IL o'clock his coat whitewashed by u
wall which staggered against it, By one o'clock his Ex
cellency was remarkably 'ferocious and was engaged
in spirited debate in subterrnean beer saloon with
Teutonc gentleman, whom be honored with certain dig
nfed titles which we think best omit and by O'Clock
Roberts nose had itself against Teuons fist, and
without riuring the bunch of FIVE materially disfgured
itself At O'Clock Bill Rose was busiy engaged in
teng the nasal organ OF the Governor of Missouri in
handkerchief to preserve it for future The bust
was now complete, and any artist who equal it will
please notify US of their ability so to do"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16
TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN NEW OR
LEANS-AN INJURED HUSBAND TAKES THE
LAW INTO HIS OWN HANDS, AND Is HELD TO
HAVE ACTED JUSTLY.

LAW INTO HIS OWN HANDS, AND Is HELD To
HAVE ACTED JUSTLY.
From the Ner Orleans Delta, ,J,ne :.
WementiOned Yesterday that Joseph Williams, charged
with the killing Of George S Howe the night clerk OF the
Fourth-dstrict staton-bou3e, had been discharged by
Recorder Summers. The following IS the statement
made in writing TO the court
STATEMENT OF JOSEPH c. WILLIAMS.
have suspected George Howe, for more than year,
Of having designs upon my wife, and have been con-
vinced for four months past that he carrying on
criminal intercourse with her. He met her at several
places visited my house during my absence and was seen
coming out OF it at 4 o'clock in the morning.
forbade him my house, aud warned him never to go
there again He repeatedly returned and was inyaria
bly warned to cease his visits.
On Friday, before my arrest, had long talk with
him and he pledged himself never TO to my house
again. and spoke in the highest of my wifes char
aeter took drink with him and then parted, he re-
newing the promise never to visit my wife, felt quite
unhappy, but did not know what further to do.
About o'clock that night undressed to go to bed
when knock Was heard at the front door. My wife
went to the door, and asked who was there. heard
Howe say, want to Mr.. Williams, the id rascal
then came out into my paflOr, and Howe abused me
and cursed me- shook cane at me, and said had beer
speaking about him and my wife, and that was do
lying -.
He repeated the oath, and, placing his hand behinC
his back took hold Of pistol. then went back int
nv chamber and got the revolver always carry with
me when travelling said to him, when came back
go out, viii talk with you outside" He refused Z
eave-renewed his curse and presented bis pistol Ht
was beside himself with rage aud the point O.
shooting me down in my own house, when fred a
him Nv wife Immediately seized my arm, and my pisto
was twice discharged in the struggle
acted altogether in self-defence against man who
had first seduced my wife, and tSen to my domic,
to seek quarrel and murder me before that wife ant
nv innocent children | am very sorry TO have beer
Obliged to act in this manner and to have been driver
to the necessity of shedding human blood and it weighs
heavily upon my heart
But before this court aud before my country, aud il
the presence Of God declare that vas obliged TO do
for my own preservation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16
TslHG VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA.

Nj Is uy prepared DusntS The attention OF The
public Is earnestly called the Importance Of Its objects This
Company under Its charter divides seyenelgh of It's profits
three years, among the policy holders thereby giving
assured The advantages OF the Mutual system with te pledge
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security that It's
Sc ckhders have Inter conducting
Affairs with prudence and economy
The Chatter requires half OF the Capital Stock Earnings
TO be In Bond and Mortgage unncumberd Real Estate
worth dsubie the smountI
The chief object Of the Company Is aid retaining home
the immense Of money which annually from
for he Premiums to Northern Companies That money viii be
loaned 10 Customers for term OF st legal interest and dis
bussel In our midst.
Eadownens and Aunues granted. Life and Policies Is
sued oE other good Companies Slaves Insured
for tern Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16
O. CRANZ,
No. ., Exchange Block,

KIUHMOND VIRGINIA.,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines, Liquors Cigars,
TJAs in now
IL 5Oha pipes Brandy Of the best brands vIntges s42 to
1855
Is at eight casks Brandy yiuaSes lsS lsO9 1852 and
lsis
coo Cases Clare Including cheap table Wines and the
finest Chateau Latte ana M1rguGS Wiues also, 80
Haut Ssuterns
100 Hook ami Mosele Wines plain and sparkling OF
the best brands
800 baskets and boxes OF Champagne OF the very nrst
quality made, and full supply Of Maderas, Port and
Sherrles. and all other mportel Mnnnrs mai
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II REMOVAL!
N, Q. BARTON

N, Q. b BARTON
HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW BUILDING
No, 220 Main. between Sth and 9Th Streets.
IIs bng commodous and expressly arranged
he RETAIL MILLINERY BUSINESS will enable him keep
large assortment Of
Ready Made Millinery Articles
well add 10 the convenience and prohts OF his
Especial attention Will be given TO the
RIBBON x FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
Aud will complete during seasonsot
the year ID connection with Millinery Articles, he will keep
geyeral AssOr nlent Of Ladies
COLLARS AND SLEEVES LACE CAPES AND BERTHAS
LACE and MOURNING WELLS BRIDAL WELLS Ae,
styles
He invite attention New Department whchhs
has added 10 the Millinery BusneSS viz the manufacture
der, OF
CEOARS AND MANTILEAS,
which N be under the supervision OF competent designer Tn
latest Paris TsshOns Eiu be received monthly.
lS7- all orders will meet with prc mp. attention mails
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16

DIRECTORS.
VIM. H. Maciariand, John Purcell
Joseph Allen, Bamr T BAyly,
Roscoe B. Heath, Jos z. Anderson,
Thos. W. McCAnce, @. q. Barney,
John II Montague, Ro. H. MAury
DAyidI. Barr, Jas A. COwardin,
Lewis Ginter, Benz. H. Mash,
John Jones' p. T. Moore,
Jas, L. Apperson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. CreIshaw, y. c. Wherry,
Wm. G. Paine Wr. II. Christian,
II. T. Q. BsBkeryll, Wyndham Robertson,
sam1 J. Harrison, John c. Shafer
VIM. H. Hsxal, Peter O. wArWick,
Robt. T. Brooke, r. o. Hssklns
Geo. d, Shell, Edward Noryell,
Wellington Goddln, Geo. J. Sumner,
John DeOey. D. g. Woodbridge.
PresiGeat-wM H. MCFARLAND.
Vice Pyesidsat-sAML J. HARRISON.
PAysicdn--Dr BLAIR BURwELL.
Ah0yHey--ROSCOE b. HEATH Rsq
Ap2T J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretai
~ Ohee corner Main i1th streets. Ri,hmond
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NUMBER IA,
NEW AND RICH JGWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
"A. M Y z r S

1sL
ooRSER 60 AAs ASD PEAAL srREErs, EoaHosD VIRGINIA.
HAS just received In addition hh already srys aud n
IL extensive sssortraenis, beautiful colertion Of s a
the latest AID most elegant styles Of Watches Jsvey H
Silver aud Plated Ware
Watches manufactured BY the folowing celebrated makers
jules Jurgensoo Adams sans band Taylor Henry Rsy
monds Lemon Alfred Layalett and other celebrated
hAMONDs-A very large and rich Of Diamonds
aud other precious stones
Diamonds, Pearls, Opal, carbunrle Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx, 10 TuIL
Also -specAcles-B szllan Perscope Pebbles god
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jewery evsry
scripton.
The public respectfully Invited examine
purchasing. A MYERS
mAZs Cor. Maln And Pearl ets.
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~ 30 adVeTI--T1 y be 10T7IeI TV m51I1 yllT
sb specified te Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
A. parties.
A 1iygI,.ea uot marked the copy spe1asd
b. grllr8 vu be continued until ordered su aud paymert
s2t t.ftt accoi1irelv.
- REsrLta AD1zsr avoid any misunderstanding
o. part Alall trtsrr- o. Is proper distinctly
vat t-r privileges .Dif ter al-s- business Real
Ettt legal AL atr AIya.. by thea ~ be
q sili0lt. ch4rgr and u1 yglIaiug-
Real Estate au orregs Agrus Aive .semeuts not 90 be
fn.red t- boz charged the subject
y. .l.r discounts shall De agreed upon.
- Booksellers alt Ny advertisers generally engaging
-.Ie squar,s with st. privilege OF change SHAH uo their
Eel. , tysrtFa 1 ans week than ne am-uat
Che standing rule under thr contract. anj al
"a such amount ta t- charged lt tbe usual rates.
t.v-r, tas.lt.J lu fhr Sn W-l,y Whls
g. .rltrt lines less thl IeIt1u and ID vents
b.. lsfe 'rr each c1ruuaace, or 70 w-c-,, cents.
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NOW COMPLETE.
D. APPLETON &c CO..
Nos. 4I3 and AS Broadway,
HAVE NOW READY,
THE PHYSIOLOGY COMMON LIFE.
GEORGE HENRY LFWIs

HAVE NOW READY,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE.
GEORGE HENRY LEWIS.
| Illustrated with Engraying.
vols, l2mo, t2.
Vol H., separately to complete set,, o.
No sceEtac subject important to man a. As, t
own M No knowledge can be so inces,aay 70 b M
incidents Ct every day, the knowledge Of he procesc. by
which he lives and acts Al In danger OF dis
obeyrg laWs which, When dsbeyed nay brng years suffer
ing de line n powers premature decay sanitary reform
preach In yaa bfcsue they preach to public which does rot
understand the Laws o! aws rigorous those OF grAyta
ol maon Even the sad experience others Yields u no
leon unless We un1estSnd ihe principles Involved II
man seen to suhr rom 'aed air. anohe- ia endure
without apparent harm; trd concludes that all chance
and trusts . that chance Had he understood the prncpe In
yolyed he would have beel le chancehis nr lesson In
swimming would not have been shlpwreck
The course Of Il qulry includes
Hunger and Thirst The Structure and Uses OF the
Digenion and Indigestion, Blood
Circulation, Respiration and
Why We are Warm AMI how we Feeilrg and TkokIag '"
The Mind and the B,aIn The i,IItes We inhePt nom
Sleep and Dreams, Parents,
Food and II rink, Life and Death
D.A& Co. have recently published
The NINTH EDITION OF
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE
JAWS =. JOHNSTON, MA A,RRs,FG.s.
Illustrated with numerous EngrayngS.
vols l2ne. 81
MANUEACTURERS'
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGlSIIl
rIIIS INSrErUTION viii receive Deposl,e. on which an
Interest Of st cent snnum paid all
Ing on depose longer than months and Ave per when
remaining shorter period.
oYTICEAL the HsrlWare StOr9 Of O. sISrOs Co. II Main
street. aud al the Banking House Of H. MAURY Co.
hAin And wall streets. q. W0RrlIAM President
d. BAKER, Jr, Secretary.
O. J. sINToN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10. H. Msury, Vim. Taylor
yno. H. GreAnrr, Cornelius Grew,
Jas W. Talbot, WIN. holt Richardson,
Hiram VI smith, 4 w Conant
J. !. Turpin. 30. J, Christian,
OhSs. Talbot ". B. Ross,
Arson Richards, franklin stearns.
Richmond 18Th sept,mbe-, 1883 sels
MERCHANTS
IN SU RAN CE CoMPAN NY.
ONCE No. I53 Main 81, Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Ne5sels Cargo, and Freight.
INLAND lNsoAAhCE on Goods transported by rivers canals
land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, aud other Buildings Ia town country.
POLICIES Issued a. current rates. and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos. K Anderson, 5sm' J. Harrison David J. Saunders,
Jas. L. Apperson, o. Heath, Geo d. shell
Wm. Breeder, ID. Mccarthy, y. stearns
David J. Burr, T. Miller, John c. sinton
Wm II. Christian G. Paine, E L. skinker
Jshn Dooley Samuel Putney, Geo. J. Sumner
L. W. Glazebroot, John Purcell, H. Taylor, Jr.,
Lewis Gnter, John D. Quarles, Wm. o. Taylor,
G. y. Watson.
ARoH'D PLEAsANTs, Presr.
J. q. MosTiGun, secy je7
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DRESS AND OTHER FANCY GOOD.

nNtsSS AND OOOlIS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
IN accordance with custom adopted by at the
tmeni business selling Dress and Fancy Goods this
time In the season. at reduced prices shall from this day.
mark every thing Of the Kind down the price
As ia the habit Of doing this thing every year
rely upon finding bagns well and desirable goods
stock consists almost entirely o goods bought this
Our Of silk Lace snd other Nantes Is still good
A few OF the English Brrege Mane3 at ~ 25.
In Domestic and staple goods stock IS full
We invite call from all In OF goOd assuring
AnNous % close out all Fancy goods and accomplish
OBJECT We willing to make the price low
Jel2 CHILE5 4 CHENERY.
NEW STATIONERY, &c.-Just opened to-day, =
~ large supply Of and seasonabe Stationery which will
be sold Low:
Cap Letter, Commercial, Note and Billet Papers
Bu1 and White Enveopes Document Letter Nete, Long
Opaque, great variety
Dsyds ana Anolds Ink gallon hslfzalon quart pint &C.
Whitney,, Diapers and Plat Inkstands
Paber's aud Luhlns Pencils best quality.
Sealing Wax, Bill and Reference Piles
Qulls Slate Pencils, Tape Pencil Leads.
Dice, Scissors In cases Thick BlOtting Psper.
Post0ice Boxes, Backgammon Boards, &C
ana fun supply Of Leather and Tuck Memorandum Books
Of all szss and kinds.
Ink-sand, hueilSge, Bonnet Boards Rubber Pencils
Everything and desirable resolved nanufactur.
ed at w. HARGRAVE WHITEs
jel lib Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-16

SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK COMPLETE.
FINUE subscribers can ulS show a !au sisek Of
4 Fan-y and Black Cashmere,
AlpAra,
DrAp p'fe,
White and FancS Linen Suits,
whh Tor STYLE quality, and price, Eak cannot be eNeeel
iu ths market
FURNISHING GOODS
We call particular attention Co. new, desirable tasty and cheap.
OUR SHIRT DEPARTMENT
Embraces an me Fashionable styles OF the approved
ftcture and warranted g. do
our SHIFTS ,'e hy the party that has sWays supplied
10 AID saet r h Aal 50 wide celebrity for d5s rate
article
- -sAi,ts uaie 60 order.
sUAFER, HAL5EY & Co,
llO Main Street.
myHi Late Tupman Huh
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C,RNT7S KID GAIrERS.-rhe.s0i'ss and @''' 'sAu
" ufa shoe 70 be oand, al ma, y.,su.s
myM "''