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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-08
New Sfock

New stock
OF Boots and Shoes just arriving at
GARDENERS, and selling at panic prices
The finest Glove Kid, Congress and Po-
|lish Boots in market. Everybody knows
it is the cheapest place in the city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DEIIoIOITs NOTICE.

A T THE C ATHEpRALN THEH0RNING
"A service, tho Bishop VIII explain aIa prI I'
macuIate Conception. Inlthe afternoon service;
,th;ch c.,,roencfs at O'Clock the Bishop will
repeat In An improved form his lecture on the
present condition Of the Jews, TO which ne
earnestly invites the attention OF the 1srae
amongst us, and Of all inclined to doubt the .ruti
of Christianity. ue'o-'
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90 TO Gardeners,

DO TO Gardeners,
l59 Main street, and get pair OF
those fine French Calf Boots, double
uppers and double soled, hand made, for
$3.50. They are the incest Boots in
fuwn
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Indies, sewed Morocco shoes
For $3.50 at d. Gundling's Shoe Store,
l55 Main street.
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ChiId,s Morocco ueeIed BnImoral.

At IS cents, including large stock OF
Boots and Shoes at and below cost, at
d. Gundling's Shoe Store, 155 Main
street.
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Great Reduction iu Boots mud shoes
Ladies' Caters for almost nothing
See Gardeners advertisement.
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Gardiner

Has q large lot of Ladies' Caters at
one dollar per pair. Everything else in
proportion.
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DANK ER,s LETTERs, -a =
md P.sapy y gs Is sisss sissEa
oco11 - Oar % gDsi offfTFE y -Hic i43slL
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Gard iner

Sells better goods, and at lower prices
than any place in the country, and says
he does not steal them either. Go and
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The Grover Il Baker Sewing
Machine

TAs OUTLINED THE ENVY AND CRIT.
III ICISM Of all its rivals. Over 100000 are
now in use, and are by all pronounced to DO the
best. OFFICE-l59 Market Street. Wheeling.
movie tjanleed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
FROM NOYTH CAROLINA.
Nofels and Railroads In the Sunny son,h
-Desolntion cfthe Country--The Freed
mems Burenu-Disloyal Feeling.
Prom Our Special Correspondent.
GREESsBoRoUGH, Y. c


GREESsBoRoUGH. y. C., March - lsG5
A trip from Richmond to this place is not
to be accomplished without considerable mental ankle
~; one must be out Of bed the fearful hour Of g. H.
TO breakfast and reach the train at Manchester across
the James from Richmond where o'clock you start
seated if accompanied by ladies' in comfortable car;
if not under the protection Of tie fair sex then your 10.
is cast amongst smokers ehewer, and snufers whose
efnvia mngling with the oior Of bad whisky is 20
sensitive man decidedly Objectionable.
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
At rate OF speed IS miles 10 the hour your 100 miles
are accomplished in Is hours. allowances being made
for stopping about every lengths Of fence 70 wood
and every two miles TO water; habit peculiar 10 the
natives who took in the contents Of three gallon tank
in the car between every two stations. / was forcby
reminded Of Mrs. Partington who remarked OF Ike,
that she knew be never drank whisky because every
morning he wss so dreadful thirsty.
Railroad fares or Southern routes vary from SIX 70
eleven cents per mile By the Danviile route il s
seven cents and for the privilege Of being brought 10
hack hire. With the necessary travel Of such North
eIn men SIS are seeking 10 draw out money invested
South, and now locked in principle and interest by
vigorous stay laws Southern railroad corpOrstions
ought to declsre frequent ard healthy dividends.
|. HOTELS N THE NORTH STATE.
Hotel fare however varies but little; 81 Ter day is
called fair price for pork ham, bacon shote sausage
spare rib ash cake corn cake hoe cake dodgers ban
water soap and servants attention generously allowed
for liberal patronage. One towel every two days beds
made each morning La travelling South one look, in
and give that country its air OF comfort and happiness
From Richmond 10 Danville lio miles. counted
thing less than 100 houses along the route, and no
one station did see more than 10 residences.
DESoLAroS OF THE COUNTRY.
Traces Of the Rebellion are visible everywhere.
lettering chimney wrecks Of fne mansions and negro
quarters diagidassa barns isncslsT aists!ct& sEth'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

To Ne Fdio' 81 Kts " b, frfohrc
SIR: have seen in The Erening Post of the
10Th inst letter from c. l.. Murray esq, Of Indiana.
dated the 26h nit. Tie ErenHR Posi- claims this letter
70 be n free trade document. think some Of the diff
cull!es in our foreign trade have arisen partly by the
gold bill of Col Benton and bis party One 1c!,hr 10
gold is quoted in London in the price at 90
cents and imports aud purchases made payable
in London by design Thus If we purchase 800 worth
Of manufactured goods abroad II takes gold CON-
SIP TO pay the debt in London Si42 our currency
five have debt in London and require the gold
sliding scale i, put upon the coin to keep II in the
country which, effect, amounts to suspension ofspe
Gle payments. This happens several tmesn the course
Of year II -four is worth - per barrel in England BIZ
the quarterly averages which is rarely the case the
shipper in this country BY slide is charged by tie
Government 81 per barrel to land it, and this contn.
ues pnt another quarterly reaT+ which may make tue
sliding scale doll ar or more 10 land ~ so that any
event donr is never worth oycrs6per barrel 20 tue ship
per in Liverpool But it Is claimed, that by selling -four
In Liverpool at cost or less we gain me elctdR9 which.
by the side amounts ebOut13 per cent. bill drawn
on 800 IL London will sell here for si4J, currency.
which bill IL RENTED to paw for SPIN goods Iazors.
gougcs. pig hardware, rolled iron, coal &c, and no
hammered article
From this think it will be clearly seen that one Of
the great mistakes in foreign trade is that do
insist FIAT the goods purchased shall first be landed
here, Shect 10 payment IN tne currency OF tbe bEind
States Congress should therefore pass law that
foreign goods shoud be entered ct custom houses
after the let Of July next except where the invoice IL
made in the weights measures and currency Of tho
United states and the goods sent here subject 10 pay
ment in currency In such case the foreign seller Of
the goods would invest the currency IN the produce OF
the United States II is the custom In this country to
serd an invoice with the goods subject TO payment at
tie place Of delivery.
Perhaps some Of these suggestions may be worthy OF
the consideration Of Mr. Murray and other readers OF
The TRrBtSR That the free trade policy Of foreign
countries is too much for has been the opinion OF your
coYres emit for n lOnn time A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

THE SPRING TRADE SALE or BooKs.-Messrs.
Lesvitt Strebegh Co. will hold their regular trade
sale beginning Tuesday April Nearly all the Lead
ing publishers in America send large invoices and the
catalogue is unusually full and complete Tie sale is ex
pected TO be tie largest Cor many years The catalogue
an octave OF $40 pp and the publishers have for
wareed books in very large quantities. all Of which
will be sold without TO the extent adyertised
but no duplicates will be offered Messrs. u. Apple
ton Co.. who open the catalogue nil II pages Of ID
with their offers to the trade and their books oor
,ributed in liberal numbers. Messrs. Ticknor Fields
Who begin the second days sale occupy the same NUN
Der Of pages Their list incIndes 100 vols. OF Emerson
500 Of Hawthorne 900 Of Tennyson, &C.. &c. Messrs
Little Brown send 400 vols Of Bancroft 900 Of their
admirable edition Of the British Poets aud numerous
English works in addition to their Publications
Lippncott T. Co. Scribner Co. and other eminent
houses are also very largely represented and hessr
Alex G. 6trahan Henry g. Bonn have conveyed to
the suctionssrs great number Of very valusbe I'm.
gsh books Altogether the sale promises 10 bs ole oi
sac most vDosEtAat ever hold u taa sVaavy,
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FROM THE MISSOURI 10 TIE PACIFIC 80,

Ancient History of I6nho-Thc Placer Gold
First Gunriz Observation-Disclosures
Of the Bnriy Exp,ortrs-A Silver spoon
Yield for psGI-Murhci Pgiocs-Boad
needed 70 yirsirin. Ncvadn-" RondeS''
Mines for Sale in Ncw-Eork-Whcrc 10
Buy Quartz 1ziiis-.daho Population
and Ncwspnpsrs-Visii 80 Vnr Eagle
Nountaiu-WonioFfa GIcnrnets OF the
Atmosphere - The ORC Elmo Mine
Trook 4 acknowledgements iEn's"
Euy-The Poormnu Wsr-Hiche.' Sii-
yer Mine Ever Discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
FROM CHARLESTON.
planters und Ereed,ncn-The Sen ISLANDS
-reihodi,.n in Chnrieston-BaLef
Theological snsiituie-prayers for Jea
Davis-Coi. Reecher Serving Rebels
Secretary Trenholm I'm school-An,i-
slavery Paper Almost Suppressed.
NHAI.LtoIVN' y % .IHIN" y
PLANTERS AND FREEDMEN.

From OuE Special Correspondent
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a Travelling Committee.

II seems to be thought desirable at
Washington that there should be at least
some kind of informal representation from
these southern communities, in order that
the bodies which legislate for us there may
be in some measure informed of the condi-
ton of the country. Hence probably TINS
tour of some forty senators and members
Of Congress (all from northern States oil
course) to take fortnight's inspection OF
our country from the windows OF railroad
cars and from the decks OF river steam
boats. They can say when they go back
10 Congress, Why, we have seen with our
own eyes; what is to hinder us from
making laws to fit country which we
have studied SO closely for two weeks II
Is very true those tourists will not be all
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HOLIDAY Books FOR CHILDREN.-We
have received from MesSrS. UURO 6
HoUGHToN, publishers, New York, copies
of the following finely illustrated books
suitable for gifts to children, viz: TIL
Monkey Of Porto Bello, 4 Jolly Bear ana
his Friends, and The Ti'uant Chicket--al
by CHARLES D. SuANLY. The titles indi.
cate the contents. Old SANTA CLAUS him.
self could not have gotten up better book:
of their kind, nor invented q more accept
able present for children. For sale by
BIDGooD s. RILEY at 75c. each.
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TIE WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures W.
ALLEN, Esq, who was q gallent Coniedc-
rate soldier during the carly part of the
late war, and was afterwards in the Ord
nance Bureau in this city, proposes to COM
mence the publication in ST. Louis on the
9TH of January next of paper bearing the
above name. We commend it to the pa
tronage of his friends here and Of any
one desiring to procure literary weekly
from the Mississippi Valley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


EE RARE CHANCE.-HoUsE Yok kENT
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE PRIVATELY =
The subscriber offers the HOUSE occupisdioy MIN
FOR RENT from January lst, 1857. 10 june 1"''
ises, and the entire furniture for sale.
Tho house Is on Ninth street, French Garden
Hill II contains seven rooms besides patn ana
store -rooms-servants room in the yard.
The FURNITURE 10 in good order. CARPETS,
and OIL CLOTH new, and very little used.
TWO FURNISHED PARLoRs, with TAPESTRY
CARPETS;
TWO FURNISHED CHAMBERS, with INGRAM
CARPETS;
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, with GLASS and
CHIEAWARE;
KITCHEN FURNITURE complete, 10, &C.
Twill offer an inducement to purchaser VINO
will take the house rs II stands Parties ~shins
to examine the house and furniture or make IN
or,rv will call on B. NJ. QUARLEs,
with Stone, Wilson Foster,
No l4l0 Cary street.
MIA good COOK, WASHER, and lRoNER'
without incumbrance, can also be had on the
premises, we'll recommended. oo|-"
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MARRIED..

the residence OF the bride father, on Thurs
dav the goth instant, Mr.. o. II. pow ERS to Mlbs
SALLIE ]. CLEMENT: all Of Richmond, Va.
Scottsyille papers please copy.
At AlIendale, Henrlco county, on Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock by Bishop Dosgett, WILLIAM - :.
ROSE OF King and Queen county, Va, 10 MISS
HELEN NJ. MARLBOROUGH, OF Henrico county.
In Columbia, S. c., on The 18th December, by the
Rev. r. J. Shand, at the residence Of the bride )
brother-n- law, James q. Gbbes, CHARLES "a Az, =,
TEX SINGLETON, of Columbia, to PAULlN
LILLIAN MCCULLOUGH, daughter of the late
David and Eliza Mccullough, of Mobile, Ala.
On the morning Of the 10th, by Rev. Isaac Coch;
r,p. Mr. - MASON, Of Campbell, 10 Miss 81 Raj
A. HUkT, daughter Of Mr. Samuel +. Hurt, Of
Prince Edward.
On the evening of the 10th instant: by Rev. W.
Roach Captain J. =. GLENN, Confederate states
army $50 cal Held, to Miss KATIE, daughter OF Ar.
Daniel p. Carter all Of Prince Edward.
On the evening of the goth, by Rev: James ..
Crawley, Mr.. JOSEPH X. CHICK % Miss LIZZIE.
daughter of Charles w. Brightwell, Esq; All Of
Edward.
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tho time informing themselves diligently
upon such serious subjects as the statistics,
the labor question, and the political neccs-
stiles Of the country. One has to keep
ones Christmas with more or less hilarity
and we read Of the Mayor and Councils
OF Knoxville taking special train, laden
with good things to eat and drink, to meet
the legislative tourists at Bristol, the north
crn border Of Tennessee, and never quit
them until they see them out of the State
down at Chattanooga; and this in Christ
mas times! The true condition Of East
Tennessee will be deliberately examined
indeed, on that merry trip. What sound,
statesmanlikc ideas What excellent
boned turkey! What fraternal good wishes
will pass between the Radical tourists and
the Browrlowite Knoxville authorities
What " long roll" of champagne-corl;
detonations will startlc the forests of the
great valley!
We wish it may answer: this plan OF
having the South represented by tourists
We do not like ii much better on the whole
than a representation through New York
and Boston newspaper correspondents, or
even the reports of officers of the Freed
mems Bureau, or the recommendations OF
"Southern Loyalists," or the General Or
ders of Commanding Generals. If we
| must be legislated for in Washington, we
confess that we greatly prefer the plan OF
elccting our own representatives. But this
is plan which does not seem to have oc-
cured to anybody.
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-~~~.~<~.~~~-<<<>~-c
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., q Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Mes
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
an MONDAY MORNING, DECEM-
OBER 2ith, commencing at half past 10 o'clock X,
desirable stock Of GROCERIES WINES, LfaGoks,
&c. We name ~FHr $500
8 hogsbsads PRIME MrDDLINe BACON,
6 hogshsads PRIME SHOULDER BACON,
hossheads PRIME BREAST BACON.
100 barrels FLOUR,
so barrels SUGAR,
IS barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER.
IS barrel. North CAROLINA GROSS HER.
100 boxes KDSMAYTINE CANDLES,
IS boxes FAMILY SOAP,
100 boxes STARCH,
2o,barreis BUCKWHEAT,
50 gross PARIOR MATCHES,
20 barrels VINEGAR,
S casks WASHING SODA,
200 roams WRAPPING PAPER,
100 gross TOILET SOAPS,
IS tubs BUTTER,
100 gross RLACKING,
IS Barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
10 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
so barrels WHISKY,
20 cases SCOTCH WHISKY,
20 cases PORT WINE,
20 cases MADEIRA WINE,
rs cases SHERRY WINE.
de24 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & williams, Auc tlonsers,
northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets,

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM, OF
/ ABOUT 80 ACRES, CALLED RAvENSwOOD,
ON THE nECHAnICSvILLBTUR ABOUT
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TI0N.-By the request Of the executor OF Mrs 8.
B. Fry, deceased, we will sell al auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 2sth Of December, at IL
o. clock NJ, the very valuable FARM situated as
above described containing about $50 acres OF very
productive land About one-half Is productive
high land the 9, Dstsshhcs, In,ex S @o low
ample supply of fuel. These low grounds are
rich, and nave been well set In grass, and may be
m ade very productive in grass or grain crops
when properly drained. The improvements are
dwelling, with rooms, and kitchen, large barn,
stable, sc. The situation Is elevated and besuti-
full and Its nearness TO Richmond by the Mechan-
icsville turnpike, now the best road leading into
tho city, makes IL very desirable both for cultiva
ton and for a residence.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance at !, ?,
and years for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed
de IS Auctioneers.
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By j. ii. Digges, Auctioneer.
rg,RJJSTEE,S SALE ~ ,su.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of O
l. deed OF trust executed 10 me BY William Motto
Hastings Court for the city Of Rie6m md 10 ssenre
the payment Of q certain negotiable promissory
note dated April d. 1866, payable a, the PIant.rs
national Bank Of Richmond due eight month"; ar.
ter date, for ss2s, will proceed on SATURDAY he
sth day Of January, 1857, on the premises, At
said deed. Consisting OF q BRICK HOUSE and LOT
of GROUND situated on toe south side OF Clay
street, in the city of Richmond, between Second
and Third streets. fronting thirty feet on Clay
street and running back eighty. one feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash a. 10 so much as shall be
necessary TO pay the said note and the expenses at
tending the execution OF this trust deed and upon
such terms as to the residue will be made known
IN the day Of sale.
LEWIS A. PHELPS, Trustee.
I IT. DrGors Aucuoneer de aQ-tds
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gTHRTY LINES OF COMMON SENSE.


Reader, having glanced over the editorials and the
news in this Journal you turn to the advertise
ments, saying to yourself, " These are published
by the writers to serve their own Interests
Perhaps so. But 1t Is no less true that IL concerns
your interests TO read these thirty lines IF you are
healthy 1t is presumed you wish to continue so. II
SICK OF course you desire to be relieved In either
case 1t is important to you t. ! w that HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS are the SO t, surest, and beat
tonic and alternative ever ad err 'tin any country.
This is a period OF the year ZEN the strongest
need an invgorant, for the oppressive heat drains
the system Of strength faster than the most potent
and vigorous organization can recruit IT, There
fore, as a preservativs OF health as protection
against the debitalzing action Of heat and the ma
laria II produces, YOU should sustain the good con-
stitution and sound stamina with which Nature
has blessed you, with this PEERLESS VEGETABLE
TONIC.
1t can scarcely be necessary to urge upon the
weak and a!ling the Importance OF acquiring by
safe means the strength which unassisted Nature
denies them. All who are thus circumstanced are
invited to give the bittsrs trial Before they have
taken the elixir three days. In conformity with the
directions, they will acknowledge with gratitude
Its genial operation. They will ind that II impArts
mental AZ well as nervous energy, and regulates
all the internal functions admirably. This Is the
.xperience of the debilitated and depressed, and
in making these statements. the proprie.ors only
echo the language OF innumerable testimonials.
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AUCTION sALE6-TUTVRE sDAH.
~~~~~~~<~~>~~
By Gfubbs q Williams, Auetionsers,
Northwest corner Main and xlsvsnfA streso,t

TRUSTEES SALE OF REA L
i ESTATE IN THR CITY or RICHn0ED.-.By
virtue Of decd Of trust executed by John Dogma
ger TO the subscriber trustee dssd iath Of JAY,
1855, ana recorded In Richmond Husfings Court oi.
nee, being thereto required, viii sell at public
auction, upon the pre- misses, on FRIDAY, December
2ist. at ID O'clock r. NJ, II fail; IL NOT, then on
the next fair day thereafter, 81 the zane hosss
the property conveyed by said deed, being sLOf
OF GROUNDin the city OF Richmond, on the west
sics OF Eighth street. beginning 10 feet beyond
the City Spring. fronting on Eighth street EOS feet.
more or less, and running back go 10 Seveisth
feet. : II
Upon the said lot there 10 large dwelling,
brewery, and other improvements, an examination
81 which may be made By parties disposed TO pur.
TEsxs Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses Of
a,e ana note for % 40 due July IS 1885, with the
,n.sIest que thereon; and the remainder upon
, ,s Of payment which will be made known 81
'ns ume OF SAFE p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
okCbBs WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
fusLposEMENT.-B consent OF the parties
mt,r me above sale Is postponed until
ThuhsDAf, nth December, at a o. clock p NJ, m
fair II not then to the next fair day thereafter ct
tns s1me hovx; r w. 0RUBBS, Trustee.
UhL bbs q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers de r.
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BY Regnault s Co. Auctioneers,
Faip s,raat hetyvaan Eighth and Ninth

Main street between Eighth and Slnth.
T Asst SALE THIS YEAR-PER-
IL EMPToRY BY order Of the consignors, we
will sell by auction, without reserve, on MONDAY
MORNING the 2Ith instant, commencing at 10
o. clock, the very valuable assortment OF HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE and MISCEL-
LANE0US GOODS now In store, embracing In
MAHOGANY CABINETS,
MAHOGANY HIGH POST, JENNY LIND, and
COTTAGE BEDsTEADS,
MAHOGANY and OAK WAkDROBES,
FEATHER BEDS,
FEATHER HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES.
MAHOGANY CHAIRS, hair-cloth seats and
DINING and SMALL TABLES,
l SHOW CASE, eight feet long
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
SEWING MACHINES,
INDIA-RuBBER CLOTHS,
OLD WHISKY,
3 OFFICE STOVES,
CIGAR SHOW CASE,
CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
wORCEsTER'S PIANO, mahogany case, %
octave;
Is sheets superior COPPER,
VELVET end INGRAM CARPETS,
large TABLE, fourteen feet long, with benches.
Consgnments received until Q. clock on morn
ing Of sale REGSAULT 4 Co,
do y AuctIoneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.

4 FOUR-HORSE ENGINE AND
N BOILER AT AUCTION will sell at the
foundry of Kahl & Rahm, south side OF Basin, on
MONDAY NEXT, oath instant, at IL o'clock NJ, Q
FOUR. HORSE ENGINE and BOILER complete, In
running order-upright boiler with thirty six aues,
The above engine belongs to Mr.. william L. Cox.
ALSO,
ANo. l FAN BLOWER, suitable for cupola,
three feet in diameter.
Terms: AT sale JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
de ?l Auctionesr.
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~ sHIPLEY, ROANE 4 CO.,

SE SMILEY, ROANE 4 CO.,
CLOTHIERs,
CORNER FouRTEEyrH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels,
RICHMOND, VA.
have Just received another supply Of FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER ovERCoATs and BUsI-
NESS sUITs), which they are Offering at Baln-
more prices.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT THEIR BALTI-
MORE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, all
grades and styles, constantly on hand
The public are invited to call and examine.
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DIED,

At his residence, in Hanover county, on the2Otl
instant JAMES WINSTON, in the seventy seventh
year OF his age. better man never lIveu, hoi
Shed his influence in any community. His place
cannot soon be filed.
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MEETINGS.

CHOCKOE HILL LITERARY ST.
- GETTY will meet TONIGHT at half past !
O'clock at the New Market Hotel, their usual
place of meeting, the lecture room OF the 81,
SUNDAY school connected with the church.
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