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cOMNhERCrA:c.
RICHMOND WAC OFFICE. iiToh 81, 1850.
,.,., tatI ROM Cro MApRprQ

LoSpos March swe have again 10 report 20 extremely as
state the Tobacco market the anae'ons o. the
tons nave been offered reduced pces with view 70 attract
pendent Of market than calculated and dsp-
nons the general expectation that III. want OF consumption
nI5 ere h have aleast for such
nats are adapted manufacturing In this country The
an.acon In Western strips have unmposn TO give
any by 10 prices the quotations. which have been altered
accord more with present ideas still be considered as In
rot nominal The total sales Of the month do not
coed about 400 hhd and Of this aggregate nearly onea con-
slsts Of Maryland Leaf-0riey e q sCrchdr 49,,
Virginia. Western. Maryland Negrohead.
stock on ist March =. 1881 ASA l,f2 ~
do. same period last yr 2,Sso Sl6i 2,a,o soyt
market last month are computed reach about 200 hhds OF all
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STATEMENT OF FIR[S,

Number Of Fires over 10000 loss .2I9
Amount Of Oss
Fourteen Millions Eight Hundred and Eighty Five Thou.
sand Dollars
Who then is Safe >
Reader do render you public calling
pointed attention the important subet OF provision OF lndem-
ntT against less by FIRE?
The seas. too fearful tales unfold and Human life
uucsrtail - f.
conclude properly executed Policies Companies unurpas
ed for reliability and prompt settlements Of losses may always
obtained on,fayJraD le terms, at
THOMAS VI. ALPRTEND's
Insurance Once,
On llth Street,
r1fe2--f3t Rrbm,nd Va
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL Guido

'NiE undersigned are now compiling, AMI expect '.s
Il In few months BUSiNEss GUINE which shall CONTAIN
names Il the principal business IN the South and 0s
classified In states place ami kads " business TIE to &
contain, also large variety Of reliable and interesting IA
the wnole makng volume OF about FIVE hundred Hs
be printed on good paper ADD well b0unj.
They intend to make the Guide complete their fitie
which great will enable them and they o0ls
they present business men, reliable reference BOOK
As the Gud- will have large circulation Il ORers great nc
nents ~ Merchants Manufacturers and others bring their PCS
before the public
Only limited number Of advertisements viii be Inserted I@
wishing to advertise will please make early application 1900
GREER H. BAUGHhAs,
W. A. WRIGHT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
March 18th, 1850.

BURIAL or STEVENS AND HAzLErr.-The last Of the
Harpers Ferry conspirators Stevens and Hazet,
buried at Eaglewood \. j.. on Sunday. The funeral
services were performed at the residence OF Marcus
Spring ESQ, the presiding genius body of COM
muuiss known the Socialist Union The New York
Herald gives full account of the proceedings, from
which we extract the following
Attached to the button-hoe of Stevens coat by red
and blue ribbons was a plain black India rubber ring
but for whom intended his friends not in-
formed either by his letters his remarks upon taking
leave of him at Charleston. His betrothed bride
panied his remains from Charlcstown and was Joined at
Eag.ewood by his father and sister, The bodies lay in
one Of the front rooms of Mr. Springs mansion until
Yesterday morning, when the funeral took place
At halfpast yesterday morning, the bell upon the
community building tolled, and the residents Of
Eagewood began gather for the funeral ceremonies
Very few strangers present although few persons
came from New York, Perth and South Amboy and the
neighboring county Many of the Socialists did at
tend but witnessed the funeral coreg from the balconies
of the main building.
The Rev DR.. Arms of Norwhich Conn, and Messrs.
Elton and johnson, Of New York city, delivered short
addresses Mrs Spring also read from Stevens
letters.
The body of Stevens was then placed upon hearse,
and that Of HaZett upon farm wagon, and the
whole company followed in funeral procession the bell
toing the procession moved.
The Socialist Cemetry is about half mile from the
buildings upon slight elevation in the midst of Scrag
gy wood of cedarS, pines and scrub oaks Stevens and
Hazlet were buried in the Virginia collins in separate
shallow graves in the midst Of small grove, and about
three or four feet apart The evergreens
upon the collins as they defled past their way back
to the house
In short hour after the graves filed up the fu-
neral party scattered their homes through the
woods or in pleasure parties along the beach, and the
last of the Harpers Ferry cOnsprators seemed to be
forgotten exceptby the small party At Mr.. Springs resi-
deuce
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to pass the bin il came from the House, and thus re-
eye the Company Of its Reimbursement and make
sure of the ultimate completion Of one Of the grandest
improvements Of theace
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
rcI.crnnhlc Communication ,vitl Eu-ope.

The itea Of a line of telegraph over the ROCKY A'"u
turs through the bleak wijs Of British and Russian
America under tue ice at Bderngs Straits, and then
though the almos, iatcrmjuable wastes of Siberia
seemed as the Albany journal says first thought too
supcudous to be practicable But the more the matter
examined into, the more feasible it appears. 1t is
now quite as likely that we shall have Geographic com
msnic.tion with the Ola World by this route as by a
cable uader the Atlantic
rs great advantage is, that it is land route all the
vsv. with the exception OF narrow strait no wider than
dozens of others under which telegraph, lines have
been laid successfully. So that there can be doubt of
he working of the line # constructed This fact and
.e certainty of profitable business of which there is
equally e doubt are enough to attract the necessary
capital TO t AS an investment enormous that capital
must be.
Again as the d56verumeut will undertake that
part Of the work which runs through its territory
or more than half Of the whole and as the help OF the
English Government may reasonably be counted on in
the construction Of the line through British North Amer
iel 10 leaves only comparatively small amount TO be
constructed From 81, Louis 70 Bhering'' Straits is
l5ou. f,s thousand miles. We have longer telegraph
lines .lau that nov in operation in the United States
constructed by private capital alone.
The Russian Government has set about the matter in
earnest SURVEYS have been prosecuted under its drec
don. I'm Siberia for year past aud were to De compIgt-
cd this spring Great Britain would naturally prefer the
Aar, ae having both IT'S ends upon her soil and under
her control But this 20 nh the rest of the world is
objection while line running through the dominioas Of
three great powers, Russia, England and the United
Safes would have It's safety aud iupartilty omanage-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

NlH YORK. July Is, ls'9.
GLrE-0lr advertising columns ,7atla some testimonies to the
value OF nov article snown .s,ad.1s Prepared Glue
fa 90 hoassle.4.. meudn, Graure Il prepared with
chemicals b sh'e, &c Esp n Poe proper condition for immedi
lse ch-r syapor,i1, 20 f. applied leaving
yve harden We readers that this article
has the excellent chronological quality Of Large aihesyeness"
mnll--L.MLH
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Hide, Oil audIpather S,oro

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. "a g Third Stree, ts,.-
Market aud Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia have or,. D
sALTED SPANISH HIDEs Dry and Green Sailed PAN, K, -
ners' OIL Tanners and Currers' Tools At the sse sr "a
upon the best terms
~ Al knds Of Leather in the rough wanted tr ,a
highest market price will be given 10 cash taken
or Hdes Leather stored free Of charge sold on
0s0t-dgra
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isnrNrr.ss. iiRrcKLAYERs. PLAS-

rsvO CARPENTERS, IsRICKLAYERS, PLAS-
TERtE- AND PttAIEtS Proposals uii Or received 40 the
oftir City Engineer u7t u o,'osN SATURDAY HcSt,
the 2ittfus for Carpenter work Brick work Past-rng and
Painting required i ths erection OF an -Lh0USE Tor TIE city
Richmond BIDS $50 De received or each "a Of work separ
acy the -1iir. agErttt'' Plans AMI spccif
cations o. the work Doe Application the office Of the
uudeTsig %. v gil further be obtained.
r. order of the committee.
mh23-dm W. Gull Chief Engineer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

eNotice TO Physicians q nd Tn. p.I,,
COCKS POROUS Observation-Disclosures sshe'-iiI.
CO., No. 29i Canal g., New York 2eth Nov ts,a ALocg
lately suffered ysrsy nom WsaEnss, In nv - 's,
by suddenly over.eTertIng myself Having hs,,a 'Sni
much recommended for Of this kind proe,.t r
result all that could desire. singe Plat, 'aia,
week Yours respectfully. lskt
.,.,,.J o. BRIees
There Is nothing equal In the way Of Pi.s,., =, oH'
Plaster Of Mr. ALLcoCK. Everything pesss,t ,hT'a
They the Plaster Of the day, and at type Of s
vancement In science and art In Asthma CouzA ~
tIons and local Geepseaied pains, they afford Ai'
and weak backs pains In the side stitches md "a
generally, they unsurpassed for the benefit, ps
Physicians should examine this article which 1, pS
proved where known. Price Is each Prp,,, ~
Canal Street. New York Sold BY all respectable.
cnes NH a, -s1
BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUsl Is the b.,
article for dressing, beauuyng cleansing cu,Bng
and restoring the hair Ladies, try IT, Sold by a. drss.lg
perfumers. nt,s ~
49, NEW CREEK COnP.rV
49, Annual Meeting ofthe stockholder, N o. Ihs
will be held at their Office, Na 81 Walnut strs p o1ptty
Thur.dAy, March goth, 1890 at IL O'clock when A.
Directors will be held. - '''eaSa ~
Byorder, WV HoLLISesyoy-n
fe27-td "oEiH
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ER0M WASHINGTON

WAsurNGroN March 2u-The Senate had short Ex-
ecutve session to-day and took preliminary with
n view Of resuscitaug the Nicaragua treaty recently re-
jected There indications OF success. The conference
of the Republican Senators this morning with refer
euce to this sui cct.
The friends OF 'euoor Bgler think it of sufficient i'm
portance deny, wholly untrue the ncwp lper state
ment that previous to his election delegate to the
Charleston Convention he pledged himself TO vote for
lr. Douglas after tie third ballot
The bids for printing the PostOice blanks have not
vet been opened hut Mr. Crowc to whom the work has
heretofore been ube states that he has proposed to DO
il for niuohrcc cents in the dollar less than the Govern
ment has heretofore pid.
The ulioc. of changing the place Of holding the Dem
ocrstic National Convention is still under consideration,
and the National Executive Committee may be convened
next week. according present information 70 take such
action viii quiet the public mind on the subject
The Senate, Harper, Ferry Committee, after e1amn-
ing several more Witnesses will close its abors.-
Nothing Of special interest has been elected.
Tnx LAST or A MYSTERIOUS .DlsAPpE,RAsCF.-The
New York Tribune gives an endiuc-mOre unpleasant 20
the friends of the lady, than if the original supposon
OF her murder had proved truc-;O mysterious dsap-
pelrance which created at the time an intense feel
ing in that city.
We learn through a private letter from Florence, that
Mrs Brennan, whose disappearance from Staten Island
caused mn 10 excitement some fifteen months ago, and
who supposed TO have been murdered is now in
Italy and recently for q short time in Florence.
By whom she accompanied are not informed, but
she is thought not 10 have been alone She was seen
and recognized there boy persons who knew her per
tecty. This would seem TO set entirely at rest the
story of her murder, which we believe has for some
time past been supposed to be without foundation in
fact
SUcIDE-A widow woman named Nancy Cantey liy
ing three four miles above Boone Court House, on
the Spruce Fork Of Ltle Coal River committed suicide
OF Thursday morning March S;h. She got up in the
morning usual get breakfast for herself and chill
dren and seen by one Of her sons who in bed
at the me 10 60 to trunk and take something out and
walk ont the door. The young got up and went
and found his mother lying dead in the yard, with
her throat cut and a razor ling beside her No one
know. lue cau.. why She took her own life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

RouS E,l l.u-luy accident disease tha, would weak
and uaaae Eyes, and perhaps destroy ths sight, must be
c.us cred Che terrible ac1u that could be;al one
There however class peculiarly exposed % lis
dreadful caau y saea las operatives n metals and other
mechanics N3 l.a te uar-. a their pioyaents
PEELED cloud o,d.s., and g Such person, should
never ie without is 4aau 90 a4os. se magic IN aIsyiur
irritation aal -aston T applications perfect the
miig-dxGIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
Tax on 7Icrchants--Opinions of the Press

We sutio.n the following extracts from some Of our
exchanges on the sutec, Of the per cent tax on
merchants sles. In all the cities and towns OF the
State our citizens are Aboring under degree OF excite
meut and indignation which have not seen exhibited
on any question fo7 long years past And well thay may
bfor unless the Senate interpOse dput TO death the
iuiquit0us and infamous bill which has passed the
House. grass will grow in the streets of our cities
and the merchaute interests Of the Commonwealth be
blasted forever:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
r ONOON PORTER, Pint. and Quarts; Mer

- yer scotch Ale Cafet Vine article, brAhtlg pc
dy; pure old Rye whisky; pure Holland Gin frrna ftll
Apple Brandy Peach Brady; Jamaica Rum; Iish and '
Whisky Madeira Wine; Port Wine cooking Wlni salad .
Durham Mustard Tomato catsup WorcestehiFe siE's-E
sale retail by .. KIItDisyn.
mh22 Corner Governor and FrarklEEl
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cPRINc SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS :


> PER, BLANK BOOKS, PIANOS, MUSIC 4e, AZ "a siNis
A. MORRIS Bookseller Publisher and Coos e0s
street, opening his regular stock OF FhEsh WV
ing OF 100, ,p ,nERs rsrf'
by Noble Butler, A. NJ In six parts Inc .yssS dpar
tractYe series Of School Readers ever Ol,5,rp 90
over, altogether Southern in their origin
tone and Of Southern manufacture. ,..vior Il %.
900 CR0ZErs ARITHMEIICs, two parts So.P nd pti'
above, designed to aid In furnishing teAene"
with a series Of School Books oil hone msns
800 dozen webster's ELEMENTARY sPELLhhTyrs
4UJ Mitchells Smiths and Ol0eys GSOuhArhA'~
5eO Blu, ler's improved RNGLIsH GkAMAEh
800 Smiths ARITHMETIC and GRAMhEk
600 Walkers and webstsr's DICrloNAklEs
100 gross BONNET BOARDS
200 dozen STATES, assorted sizes
l 0CO McGuhey's ELECrIC READERS
900 gross STEEL PENS various makes Al, ,,s,s sHiAi
800 Pocket BIBLES and TESTAM.NIs IVY ~ A.; 49,
MUSIC, for the Piano. Guitar, Asode9p ~. ""
oures cheap half b. und ACCOUNT bOJhho - ISipr
100 dozen BLACK INK, asserted sfesi lV0'''
OPEs.
600 reA ms cap and letter PAPER. Ia, 40 ~ ~
800 reams WRAPPING PAPER, and everything nhsp-a-
In uantitia
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SILKS SACRIFICED


AND OTHER
E1e giant Dress Good
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
At unprecedented rrces bringing them with N. Oes
WATKINS FICKLFN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DgALERs rr
F0RBIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY G0ODS
1J9 Main STREET.
Are receiving and opening their se-oni supply of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS
MANY Of shlch have been purchased Al the Auri,.
WI New York during The past week, at which he
lower than known before. F''" sni
SPLENDID SILKS
DRESS GOODS.
RICH LACE AND fix u,S,,,.
sHAwLs.
house FJRSLSHISG GOOD&
PRINTS,
PLANTATION 0OODs
Either by Wholesale retail, they prepared "a So
ments HirHEir0 USEQUALilD. -4-'t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

The course of legislation for the raising OF revenue
in Virginia might wen justify the suspicion that in this
good Commonwealth the idea still entertained that
an merchants are thieves and Mercury is as much the tu'
telarv divinity OF rogueS as Of traders.
Since the rise of the free cities of Germany, no I'M
position has been laid in the most prodigal
costly and despoc government of Europe at all compa-
rbe 10 that which the agricultural interest OF Virginia
persists in forcing upon the shoulders Of Vrgnlas com
merce To take lesson at our own door, II Is TACT
whish any man can verify enquiry, that merchant
can DO A business Of half million (SjOOOOO per an
mum in the city Of Baltimore by the payment oil small
Ter tax than is imposed in Virginia upon third rate gro
Gerry store and gevousy as this tax Is upon all
classes OF merchants il is upon the similar traders, the
humble stoiekecpers that the imposition tells with most
crushing effect. Il is a ialacy TO imagine that
the capacity pay is in direct proportion 10 the
income. whose income Is 200 far better
afford 20 spare the half OF il and live five thousand
than the man whose income Is 81 600 can afford TO live
on hYe hundred In case retrenchment of lu1u-
es all that Is needed in the other the necessares Of
lie must be euEtsiled, And what makes this imposition
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
DIR, WSTaR'S BALslu Of WILD CHERRY.

Certificate from h Nosborae Norton, Of the Examiner Office
Richmond
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. %, 1860.
Mess=7 W FaTLE Co Boston: Gegtiemen-I with plea
sure ts 20 s -at merit o. your Invaluable lung medicine
Dr. WIsrARs PAisAN OF WILD CHERRY, which is Ike wise
highly valued h many q esteemed cztn7 who have tested
d. virtues bv trial.
frs, made o-hs n.l three years since for yo
len. and ts're g la, which iacd ihe saI Of physicians
iov experienced such rr'fyng relief indgce
to persves 100 E always keepit and find Il to
be- uufiing i Effects 30 medicine that have used has
given such speedy relief io1s truly,
- Cfiol q, Flraf1asrs-Tbc oaly genuine Witts BIL
has the tr,s signature Of Eurfs and the printed
o the proFf go e outer wrapper al otter vile and
worthless
- Prepared tr SETH w. F0VLE CO., Boston, and Tor
sale AZ wias... alf r.t1 by AUIF GRAY PURCELL, LADD
CO., " pEIaESfN r. DAFAL Richmond, add hy all drug.
gisis AID dsl.rs u 90. d.c4-s 30 city and country.
fe25-diEim
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IU,o MUSIC TEACHERS AND THE L T''u'ss

a. UtNEhALLl.-J. ". EhNUULFIt 49,
offers for sale 81 600 pages OF Standard Music AIa
larry, every week, all the popular pieces y.,ra
~ Preceptors' Books, Of Vocal and InsriIeL''
Primers Church Music. &c. -, , il..sa
J. W r. has just published Everetts New JhesA-I
which the beet book for Cholrs and Singing CaS
Also, Eyeretts Elements " Vocal Music o9e' ssN ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

~ Such newspapers will copy The above announeea
no Ice editorsy and send copy Of their pRef go
ing the and notice, addressed o B,U6hhh
WRIGHT p o. Box No. 4g9, RcHNosD, NEGsi vi Be co.,
10 a COPY OF the Book mhz!-detsI-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

DRowSED.-We regret to learn that on Monday last,
William NJ Cook, Esq, prominent lawyer of Roanoke
county was drowned while his way to Craig County
Court Together with another gentleman, he attempted
to cross Morriss creek in buggy but the stream being
very much swollen At the time, Mr. Cook and his com-
panion were washed from the buggy, and Mr. c. being
unable 10 help himself drowned, almost instantly
His companiop, however succeeded in saving bimself-
LynchbWg Republican
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

TG1HIfN KS AND VAELSES.-Ths suhscrir have now
In store, TIE largest assortment Of Trunks and Vaies
has been offered for sale In this city,
order All Ia Of good Trunk yalse will please give
cal ALEX. WILL 4 CO,
Min
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III 5. NJ. steamshIp JAEMnEsrOwN. ia

u FOR NEW YORR.-Ihr YORKTOWN, Capt Thoa .s1s@ss
THIS skinner will leayeI ere at O'Clock r ~ Friday The aA
EXcuTsion Tickets issued 90 ani return by either VI
satertom and meals included for the very low price ~
GnlV New York meals and stAt,rOom inclldeei
passage only o.. Passage TO Norfolk siae - bI
boats Freight received to-day THURSDAY, andup
O'Clock, T. NJ Friday, unless suihcency be rece'ei PN
hour Tickets and behs secured At our office or 90 Dt
sgners requested 10 send Tor their goods today -
Boston taken at moderate rates. and forwarded ~h s
patch ,, ,g,-soN
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
March 20, lsCO.

Notwithstanding the late ordinance for Aiert ,I,plss
WARD berng At Mayos Bridge thence running along tas
OF 9Th street 10 Broad street thence across Boal
street. and along the middle Of College street 10 M-is
thence along the middle Of Marshall street 10 IAN -.
along the middle Of l4h street 70 sho"koe cteA al
Shbekoe creek 10 the eastern branch Of said cree
said eastern branch 20 tie corporation line The
~ OF MADISON WARD from the corporation nl ~
m Idle Of 4th street 10 Arch street; thence In doe
line Of 9Th street, tie james River and hanavhA
up ad Canal the MIDDLE OF the street lad o-' - ,atf
Tredegar Works property and Tates old tan ya.L uL'
tbs middle Of said last mentioned street 10 james h
JEFFERSON WARD embraces all hat part 81 hs ~ 80
Mhdlson ward aud MONROE WARD embraces al 'AA'
of Madison ard fmh2O-tdel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
IrnIAM WA1-lN
CHARTER ELRCTIONs.-1

QUARTER ELECTIONS The Council Of las ~ -. a
kichmond have appointed the following named gsn, u
COIhmissioners aud Conductors Of ne tIAiIa.
EieC tions for the present year, In the severA war;
city $500 I Ina,
FoR JEFFERSON WARD--Joseph Brummel, j. J. nsoD -.
A. Craig and r =. Word, Commissioner; and H. T. se
lDr The election 10 be held Market Hall Al c,,i
PoR MADnoS wAao-E shepperson, Jas A. Scott, J. "a
ChAkley fondrOr The election 70 be held At hs Cay "a
FIR MONROE WARD-T BOudST, I. BArham X Va, ysd,t
Jones and r. Matthews, C0aAi,iOnsrs and "n. y y, "a
Conductor. The election held At Laeys shop "
street re''e rHos. LAWSON C C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
- TO TIE VOTERS OF TIE

tfN<SS COUNTY OF FLUNANNA -FELLO v -tIIlLkl'.
take t method 4 announcing self candidate Tor Us W.
Of UOMIONWEALTHs AtTONNEY at the ensuing EJECT o. az
respectfully solicit your sulrages for the same.
mh22--tde THOMAS X WESiGiR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

WATKINS FICkLEy'S
OPENING SILKS
on TUESDAY MORNING, THE POM INST
We shall re prepared exhibit CsANAIifD si, s,,
Of the choicest styles and astonishing prices M tN
gy~On WEDNESDAY. the 2ist, will exhibit og, 80 .
stock French Lace Pusher Real Lace Ma,t,
do Busters. mh2O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

49, or THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD cox
PANilhe meeting Of the Stockholders Of this COMPANY E '
place at the Hall OF the Ballard House this, MEDSEOfE
tsrnoon at 3 o'clock J, GAkKErI.
mh2l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
g. SPECIAL NOTICE. ceta

49, a. 81 will buy Of Grahams mall stss,l o..
marking clothing with INDuABLE INE. Call aud ,rar1- =
mems, Il you live In the country send for sambl- 49,
stamp. so every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A GRAHAM, Brand CUT,
fe 9I-tr Cor. 18th Cary sts under Tobacco ET,s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

S~4S3 TRUNKS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ALEX. HILL
Co., III MAINSf RICHMOND VA.-We have hand a very
superior lot off, very best Sole Trunks be hsd In this
try made order Persons OF very superior
Trunk viii please call and examine them. A. HILL CO,
miI2 l21 Mali Richmond, "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22
& ENAmRIorE DE GANTS JduI.IN RILS.n-

i sAHUE. VI. PAIGE 3 co have lust received a complete
assortment 81 Journ KID GLOVES Of their importation
which they the attention CT their
good Article mh22
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-22

JOIN A. LANCASTER, Executor
Samuel s. Saunders, deceased. nh72-w4v