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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-19
WING.
SATURDAY MoRNING...AUG. 10, 1865.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A YOUNG
GIRI.-SHE COMMITS SUICIDE.
New York papers contain the following

The New York papers contain the following
On Wednesday morning last, Ellen Owens, Is
years Of age intelligent, progressing girl, who
resided with her sister, Mrs r. Cooley, in Willow
street, HobOken, disappeared from her home, and
although inquiries were made in every direction,
no tidings Of her whereabouts could be obtained
until about o'clock on sunday evening. Mr..
Cooley, who was recently captain on one OF the
Southern steamers, arrived home on sunday, and
learning OF the unaccOuDtab!e absence Of his
sister-in-law, left home about o'clock for the
purpose Of making further inquiry for her in New
York.
Upon arriving at the feuy house foot of Bar
clay street Mr. Cooley met the girl on the bridge,
and in reply 10 his inquiry as - where she had
been, she replied that she had been staying with
her sister in Brooklyn, which statement he knew
to be untrue, as q messenger had been sent there
on Friday. he sad nothing further upon the sub
Jet, and the two returned nome. While crossing
the river 70 HOboken, Ellen held her handkerchief
10 her mouth, and Nh {. observed her make mo-
ton as if in the act OF throwing something ont Of
the window, and heard splash in the water
The family spent tie evening together, during
which Ellen IN. 'ed younger ster that she
had taken som, .tIdanum, With the view Of poi
sOning herself, which fact was communicated 10
Mrs. Cooley but she and her husband supposed
the statement was a fabrication.
The inmates Of the house subsequently retired,
but about o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. C.,
feeling appreheusiye that her sister might have
swallowed poison proceeded to her apartment
and found her sleeping sOundly and apparently
rot under the influence Of any drug. Mrs. G..
again visited the giI's room about o'clock yes
terday morning and found her lying asleep in
the same position that she had left her and, feel
ing somewhat alarmed, had Dr. Chabett called
in Cpon examination, the Doctor stated that
ALe was under the effects of laudanum, and was
past recovery. Everything possible was done 10
restore the girl to consciousness, but without
avail and she expired az about o'clock 4. NJ
Tie motive for selEdestrDc;ion is not knOwD.-
Coroner Avery was notified, and viii hold an IN
quest this afternoon.
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rEHOMAS ROWE a SONS,

EVOLUTION IN BUILDLN8.-Doy you want
n, something neat convenient and useful Get
TOL DERRO1T'S PATENT SECTIONAL
BUILDINGS They can be made Of any size
and every style.
COIInses in Styies-Plain, SFiss
French, Ola Ergllsh and Gothic
For the Seaside aud Farm-Barns, Stable. Car
rage House, Wood House, Ice House, Milk HAuse,
Fruit House, smoke hOuse, store house, Hsy
Hcuse, Grsnary, Corn Crib.
For the Plantation and the sountains--Heu-
merry, Tool House, Work shop, Boat House kitch-
en- Laundry, Bakery, Bath House, Grapery, Con-
servatory, Aviery, Once
-Four The Prairies and tie Nillage-LlbTary,
study, Studio, Dining Room, smoking Room, Bill
lizard Room, C's Play House, Gy nssium, Riding
School. Church, Chapel, school House.
FOR the City, suburbs or Moods-W arehouse,
sale Room Station House, Hospital for cOnta.
gious diseases, Sick Room or Hospital Agricultu
raj Buildings LabOrers' Shanty Museum, Thea
tire.
Other Exhibition Buildings, or buildings of any
size or style in this mode, can be made Of iron or
wood, advantageous for many lOcalities-packed
70 send 70 sny part OF the world. Villages got
up with despatch.
Samples Of the work can be seen at Manchester
The Danyile Railroad Company have one in use
rs a ticket office.
Address THOMAS Z. SIMS x co,
GrOceTs and Commission Merchants,
and Sole Agents,
au lg-lm Manchester Va.
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEM
T6RLAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
COUNTIES OF CHESTER FIELD, AMELIA
PRINCE EDWARD, CUMBERLAND AND
POUHA TAN-Persu by the requests OF nu.
merous voters, | announce myself candidate for
the Office of Senator from the above mentioned
district. The election will Re held on the second
THURSDAY in October next.
legislative trust, even in ordinary times, should
be cautiously bestowed by an enlightened con-
sttuency, and wsrily accepted by conscientious
representative The bestowal or reception of such
trust at critical moment like the present, with
out subordnating all private partiality or preju-
dice on the one hand, and all personal aspiration
ON the other to the solitary consideration OF the
public veal, implies either deplorable ignorance
or criminal disregard of the le9l situation-a
situation hopeful if wise and moderate counsels
prevail, but full of peril if rash views or conduct
cren to a limited ertent are INDUCED, can only
add. in general way, that regard course Of
conservative moderation as both potent and indis.
pensable in the ameioration of our condition, and
if honored with your confidence, profoundly sym.
pathizing in our common msfortunes- shall dill
icently aim to aid in amelioratng and removing
them. I. u MChAE'
aul7-dSt&clt
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE bay

By WM. TAYLOR d son, AUCT'Rs.
ON MONDAY, August 2lst, commencing at 10
~ ocl ok, we will sell, at our store, the largest
and most complete assortment of GOODS We have
yet offered at auction, consisting of
100 bbls. Poto Rico Sugar,
20 bbls Refined Sugar,
20 bbls Extra G Sugar,
10 bis. Pow dered Sugar,
10 bbls. Crushed Sugar,
% bags Rio Coffee,
100 bbls. Whisky. part very fine,
90 bbls. Brandy,
% bbls. Gin,
% cases Bourbon Whisky
20 cases Finche's Old Rye,
20 cases "Hennessy' Brandy,
so cases Cldret Wine,
25 bbls Port, Sherry and Madeira Wine,
l0t casks Seignette Brandy,
100 6 ID. boxes Gunpowder Tea,
20 bhds, Sides,
10 tierces Shoulders,
10 tierces Sugar Cured Hams,
100 bbls. st. Johns Alewives,
100 bbls. |, and Mackerel,
900 bbls. l, . and do.
100 boxes Prime Cheese,
% kegs Lard,
100 dozen Mustard,
900 reams Wrapping Paper,
90 toXes Adamantine Candles,
90 boxes Tallow Candles,
~ cases Condensed Milk,
30 cases Concentrated Lye,
90 boxes Starch,
90 boxes Lemons.
200 dozen 3 hook Buckets,
% boxes CASTLE Soap,
% boxes Bi CaIb Soda. &c, &c. ~
VIM. TAYLOR Il son.
T. B. COOKE Salesman. aul9
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FOR SALE.

~ REAT BARG AIMS IN REAL ESTATE.-One
VI tract of l13 acres in Hanover county, Va, 8
miles from Richmond, between Nine Mile Road
and MechancsvilIe Turnpike, near Gaines Mill,
10 acres cleared, the lest well timbered, and at
fording from $500 20 1000 cords OF wood, 600
saw logs. McClelan's headquarters were estab'
lisbed near five never failing springs on the tract
Title lndsputable. Price, sl5 per acre-cash.
Granite Quarry, % acres in extent, % miles
from Richmond on Canal. Stone OF hrst'rate
quality-uniiorm texture, and beautiful color
Title perfect. Price $4,000, cash. Great bargain.
612 acres good land near Pamunkey River, 8
miles from White House, % miles from Richmond;
$50 acres in pine, OAK and hickory. Good dwell.
ing on beautiful site, rooms, Offices and ont
houses complete and in good condition. Title
perfect. Price, So 600, Remarkably cheap Would
have brought $4,000 in gold before the war.
Beautiful farm in Fauquier, % miles from W ar
renton, II mile from railroad The neighbor'
hood is one of the best in Virginia. The White
Sulphur Springs are within an hours ride The
track contains l40 acres, 30 of which are heavily
timbered. This wood will more than pay Tor the
whole farm. Price, $4,000. Six perennial springs
upon the premises.
Valuable farm in Loudoun and Fairfax cout-
ties, 800 acres in Loudoun and gu in Fairfax, =
miles from Guilford Station, on Alexandria, Lou.
d1un and Hampshire Railroad, 10 miles south Of
Leesburg, l6) acres in wood, principally oak
The land is of good quality, wei watered, and the
fields all enclosed with q substantial rail fence.
Lsrge and productive orchard OF choice fruits;
comfortable frame dwelling, six rooms with the
necessary offices and out houses all in good re-.
pair. Price $4,000, cash.
For further particulars, apply to
BARTON, STANDARD d ROGERS,
aulS-Iw Box 275 Richmond.
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RICHMOND AUCTION PRICES.


At Messrs. Rogers, Adams & Co.'S auction sale,
on Wednesday, the following prices were obtained
for the leading articles
Brown sugar l3l to 14!; extra do. l8i do. l9:
refined yellow l6 to l7t; n. Y. syrup per gall. 60
Maryland do. 45 Rio coffee per 10. 81; superfine
-four IS 75a9 %; southampton vinegar per gall 60a
52!c; No. mackerel per kit y 30 cheese per To-.
l5I to IL grain pepper per h. S2t shoulders, COM
mon, per h. 10; joles 0l; hams 25i sides 2O+ ale
wives, per Dbl. s. % gunpowder tea per ID 81 go
condensed milk, per doz. $780, fig blue per h. l7sci
indigo, per h. 81 25 chemical olive soap, per bar,
8; MasOn's backing, large, per gross, 50 60 do.
small, "a So adamantine candles 224.
At Messrs. A. Y. Stokes & Co.'S sale, yesterday,
the following prices were obtained for standard ar
tices:
Canvassed hams 2ot to %, bacon shoulders, dam
aged, to 49, prime shoulders S3 to 10 do. sides,
20 to 204; mess pork s26i mess beef s8alO; mess
heads SlOal2; Rio coffee 80 to 800; Y H. tea 10 to
1919; Oolong tea Al to 90; No , mackerel in kits,
sll; No. do. bbls. s3la3l; California wines s5a
6; pearl starch lOci nutmegs 81 02al o. saltpetre,
l0c.
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FINANCIAL & CoNmE.ClAL
GOLD AND STOCKS.

Gold in New York yesterday was selling at l42s
In this city the buy ing rate was l43, selling rate
l45, with good local demand. The New York
Herald of Thursday says:
The gold market has sympathized in some de.
gree with the unsettled state of feeling in the
street, but has been on the whole, nearly steady.
The sub Treasury is understood to have tempora-
rarily suspended its sales of coin, in view Of the
condition of affairs, but a farlarger amount than
the Government could have sold has been passed
upon the market TO close the Ke'chum accounts,
and IL il estimated that about two millions and a
half of cash gold was sold on Monday evening
by the banks and private parties.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, FOR PART OF THE CROP
We offer for rent, for part Of the crop, a
FARM of 22l acres near Greensborough, North
Carolina, with use of a portion of an excellent
Dwelling house and all the farm buildings. The
place is now occupied by the Misses Noting ham.
For terms, apply to MISS NOTTINGHAM,
Orto GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
aul5-eOd3t Real Estate Brokers.
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JEFF. DAVIS FAMILY AT ALBANY, EN-
POTTTE FOR MONTREAL.


Three children Of JEFF. Davis arrived here this
morning on T.; ST. John stopped at the Delavsn
House for few hours and left on the Rensse'
lear aud Saratoga railroad for Montreal. There
were two sons and q daughter, younger.
Tie names Of the sons were Jefferson and Viii
liam. They were accompanied by the mother OF
Mrs. Davis, white servant girl, and man SER
want. large crowd was attracted to the Deia,
van House where quite disgusting scene took
place. A number Of women went in, and, amld
the most extravsgant professions OF dergn anu
afe,tion. repeatedly kissed the children. While
the children should not be held accountable for
the deeds of their father there is certainly nothing
in Them nor their parents that entities them 10
any peculiar manifestations OF regard over nun
dieds Of respectable children OF loyAi parent
aee.-AIBany Journri, August 10.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
JULIUS sTEENBOCK & CO.,


100 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF FANCY AND STAPLE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
AND
TI0NSl
We beg leave to inform the merchants OF VIR-
GINA, NORTH CAROLINA and TENNESSEE
that we are now constantly receiving, per steam
eTs fresh additions to our large and well selected
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS AND NOTIONS for the FALL TRADE,
which we offer on the best terms.
Through our house in New York, we possess
facilities for procuring goods unsurpassed by any
other establishment: and feeling assured of our
ability TO give entire satisfaction, we respectfully
solicit an examination of our stock.
We have on hand o good assortment Of Mems,
Womens and Children's SHOES, which We offer
at prime cost, TO close.
~ Particular attention paid TO orders.
j. STEENB0CK d co.
The undersigned, having made engagements
with Messrs. J. Steenbock Co, would be pleased
to see and serve their old friends
NJ. LOCKE,
Formerly of San Antonio, Texas.
o. NJ. MARSHALL,
Formerly with Thomas, Hughes l. Caldwell
Richmond.
VIM. L0VENSTEIN,
aul7-lm of Richmond.
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CAYDTDATEs FOR OFFICE

- TO THE VOTERS OF THE FdF F 4
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS CO1LR J,SI5 ~
TP aNRLIN PITTSYLVdNLA, HALIFAA,
CgWPBELL, BEDFORD AND ROANOKE i;
In resnonse To numerous calls made ion Inc
from different portions of the District. respect.
fnIIv announce myself q candidate to represent
Won in the next Congress OF tie Uniteq StaIeS'
aul9-d&c2aw2w JAMES +. JOhNooN.
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SUICIDE OF A PoLYGANIsr-T Ten Wo1ner hid
olred.-The Cedar Falls GGsette gives an account
Of the arrest examination and conviction of a life
Insurance agent, named Frank n. Case, from wis.
cOnsin, on charge OF bigsmy. twas ascertain.
ed that the scamp had married no less than len
different wives, all of whom are living. Five of
these marriages occurred in the East and the rest
in various parts of the West. His last victim was
a respectable lady in Cedar Falls whom he mar.
led clandestinely, in opposition 10 the wishes Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-19

EOR SALE.-l, 3OOAcres of Land, lying in
L two adjoining tracts, one of 700 acres, the
other 600, each farm containing 800 acres of
cleared land with fifty of fat or low grounds,
the rest of the land in good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses, outhouses, orchards, and every conve.
nience to suit two families The land is well
ADAPTED to the cultivation of wheat, corn, to.
bacco, grass, and the various products of this
section of the country. This land is 80 miles
west of Richmond, miles from the James River
Canal. A rare opportunity is offered for invest.
ment. For further particulars apply at the Wing
office. ie8-tf
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hsr uaFsnts isat April. 20 has istSly bSeE court,
ing another lady Ia that vicinity, whom he In.
tended to marry shortly. On Friday morning
Case hanged himself iu his cell at the jail in Ce-
dsr Falls. He did good thing by so doing
Chicago Journal august IA.
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ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
n CHARLOTTESVILLE va, JOHN HART,
n. A., PRINCIPAL AND PR0PRIET0R.--The
next session begins on WEDNESDAY, September
Goth; ends last of June. Location pleasant. Ac-
commodation for boarders good, and course of
study extended and thorough. For terms, &c,
apply to the Principal, at Charlottesville.
aul0-10t-
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By LAS. NJ. TAYLOR.

By JAS. VI. TAYLOR.
Office on Main ST., opposite Spotswood Hotel
A BRICK DWELLING, on east side 23d, be-
n tween Main and Franklin streets, and a
FRAMED DWELLING corner of Franklin and ODD
streets for sale at Auction
Will be sold on THURSDAY, oath Au-
gust, on the premises, at o'clock P. NJ, that de.
sirable BRICK DWELLING, on the east side OF
23d, between Main and Franklin streets, now in the
occupancy of Mrs. Wardwell. Il contains some
or 9 rooms, brick kitchen, gas and water. After
which will be sold the FRAMED DWELLING,
corner of Franklin and 22d streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Jas L. Burnett. 1t contains some 8 or Z
rooms. Both of the above houses are very desir-
able residences.
Terms made known at the sale.
aul9-5t JAS. NJ. TAl LUX, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES Thls Day.

By GRUBBS " WILLIAMS, AUcTS.,
Main street, four doors above Spotswood Hotel)
GALE OF THE STOCK OF A VARIETY
= STORE.-By request of Mr. Isaac A. Goddn,
who is declining business We will sell at AUC-
TION, on FRIDAY, 18th August commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at his store, on Main street,
few doors below ST. Charles Hotel his entire stock
comprising FURNITURE, CR0CKERY aud
GLASSWARE. HARDWARE, TABLE and KIT
CHEN UTENSILS, q large lot of BOOKS, several
fine STOVES, SEWING MACHINES, SHOW
CASES, DESKS, &c. embracing large variety
of useful articles.
This sale will afford all opportunity to buy al
most any article in the housekeeping line.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
au1S Auctioneers.
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MARINE INSURANCE. Marine insurance
INl can be effected on shipments to Europe, and
TO and from Northern ports, at lowest rates, by
the undersigned. Agent for that staunch old Com
p'ny THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA, having assets of ONE MILLION
Merchants and Shippers are invited TO call and
open Policies 10 cover their goods against sea
perils. WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
aull-lm No. lO8 Main ST., up stairs.
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r AND FOR SALE.
/ will sell, at public auction, at Clover Depot
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, Halifax
county, ON FRIDAY, the lst day OF September
next,
A TRACT OF LAND,
containing 305 acres, more than one third OF
which is in woods and well.tmbered. 1he i'm
proyements consist of frame Dwelling with four
rooms, two below and two above, with the usual
outbui'dings, barns, &c. The wood land extends
to within one or two hundred yards of the depot,
and the dwelling is distant about half n NILE.
Possession will he given on or before the 10Th
day of December next, with the privilege CT seed
ing wheat, oats, &C., in the fall.
TERMs-Bond with approved security, bearing
interest and payable twelve months after date,
and the title retained till the purchase money is
paid. {. NJ. ADklSSoN, E&or
an Is -dtds of Vincent Garner, decd.
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RAILROADS, ETC.
ssaMA ssa ssa 49, a..
RICHMOND 4 DASvILLE RAILROAD.
STpFptSTFGDrs1's OrrTCr

RICHMOND & DASvILLE RAILROAD.
SCPERISTESDEsT's OFFICE,
Richmond, Augu-t l7th 1866.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office I'M.
i til the 25th instant, for the delivery of pas
sengers and baggage CARVING at the depot in
Manchester by this read, in any part Of the city
of Richmond ht fixed price for each passenger,
and also for baggage. The parties also to take up
passengers and baggage in any part of kcL mond
and transport them TO Manchester.
Address the undersigned, Richmond aud Dan.
vile Railroad, Richmond.
TH0S D0DAMEAD,
au lS-7t Superintendent.
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SO BARRELS OF WHISKY.
w Superior Southampton Apple Brandy
years old
Genuine Holland Gin
French Brandy, vintage Of 1859
London Porter
Pure Cider Vinegar
200 Prime Sugar Cured Hams
Superior Gunpowder and Black Teas
Crushed, Powdered, Coffee, and Brown
Sugars
Java, Laguyra and Rio Coffee
Sperm, Adamantne, and Tallow Can.
dies
French and English Mustard
Grain and Ground Pepper
Toilet and Black Soaps
Matches
Starch. &c, &c.
For sale by ,,,e,l,,,.,.
Family Grocer, No. Franklin ST.,
an17-Iw Near the Old Market.
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MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE AND EX.
M CHANGE.-Farmers and Others DESTROYS of
buying or exchanging MULES or HORSES, can
be supplied or accommodated upon liberal terms
by the subscriber at his stables on Monroe, be-
tween Grace and Broad streets, Richmond, Va.
His old customers are respectfully invited to call
and see him. Is. W. GREEN.
an3-lmt
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REFER ENCEs:
Gen. Asa Rogers, LOudoun county Va.
W. p Hilleary late of Minnesota John A. Spill
man, WaTenton, Va.
W. & J. W. Green, W. S. Barton, Hon. James
Lyons, Attorneys at Law, and Rogers, Adams d
Co., Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va.
VIM. Bayne, President Merchants National
Bank Washington, D. c.
Bayne d Co., Bankers, Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Ro B. Bradford, Public Administrator, n.
Y. city.
Judge Peter V. Gray, Houston, Col. John A.
Williams, Harrisburg, John Twohig, and 6. 1.
Howard, San Antonio Texas
Gen. J. B. kershaw, Camden, ). C.
John c. Washington, KinstOn, n c.
Gen. D. NJ. DuBose, Washington; General j.
P. Simms, Covington; and John j. Thrasher, At
anta Ga.
Gen. John s. Marmaduke, St. Louis, Mo.
Gen. w. L. Cabell, Fort Smith, Ark.
Gen. G. w. Gordon, Pulaski, and Gen. j. W.
Frazer, Memphis, Tenn.
Cldggett & Grossly, Attorneys at Law, Hastings
address, BARTON, STANARD & ROGERS,
aul4-l0t Richmond, Va, Box 275.
H. W. SHEFFEY, W. ALLAN.
A LLAN & co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
STAUNToH, VIRGINIA,
Have for sale large quantity of FINE LANDS
in the Valley of Virginia and the Piedmont re-
gion. These comprise some of the finest farming
and grazing lands in the State; are In farms OF all
sizes from one hundred acres, upwards
They have also for sale q fine body OF LAM
in Fentress county, Tenn, in the Coal and Oil re-
gion also, first class LANDS in Missouri. Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, Iowa, Georgia and North caro-
lima.
Especial attention given to the investigation
and recording OF titles,
au l4-lw ALLAN & Gu.
Times copy.
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T. B. COOKE, Salesman.
NHRISTIAN. LEA q CO.

NHRISTIAN, LEA Il CO.,
~ 6S Main street,
Will sell at Auction. on TUESDAY next, ODD
instant. a large lot of GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
PROVISIONS, &c, &c.
For particulars see future advertisements.
anl9-lt
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
lust opened at No. 30 Main Street, a
81 well selected stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
In Caltcos, Glnghams
lie LANES, Barages
Mourning Goods Jaccoletts
Dotted and Plain Swi ss
Cottons, Table Linens
Towels and Napkins
Bed sheetings, Pantsloon Goods
Ladies' Hats Ribbons, Hosiery, &C.,
At prices to suit the times.
GEO. JACOBS 4 CO.,
iel9 SO Main street.
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STTRVEYING BUSINESS,

AND
SURVEYING BUSINESS,
And respectfully tender their services to the public
as agents for the SALE purchase and survey of city
lots and Southern end Western Lands.
They have for sale some of the most superior
lands in Virginia; also, several thousand acres of
fine grazing, cotton and farming lands in Texas,
Georgia and the Northwestern States, at prices
varying from $3.50 to s5 per acre.
They will give special attention to the careful
investigation of titles, and payment of taxes in
Texas and the Northwestern States. Sub-divi-
sions of lands, surveying and plotting the same,
estimates, drainage, and all engineer business
promptly attended to. ,..
SETH NJ BARTON,
JOHN b. STANARD
H. j. ROGERS.
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BALTIoIORE PLATING CO.,
NREGORY BROS
. VI. SMITH a 60.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOU Sc,
N,Nrp.CrrprRs ,,.n DEAIERs N

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS II
Threshers and Cleaners, Horse Powers, ReapeTs-
lowing Machines, Has Presses, Hosting MACHINES
in and Guaco Drills, Cider Nils, Corn Plant
al Plows and Plow Castings, Wheat EeHs, Clean
-[-altivstors, Straw Cutters, Corn S1ellers, Well
4 " res Tobacconists Mills and Fixtures. And
~ neral assortment OF Agricultural Hardware,
chine Betting and Machine Oils. Manutactu-
rers' Agents for the sale Of
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