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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

NoTB.-Under the regulations of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, payment can be
publishers as are SPECIALLY authorized 20 publish BY
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
au 23-lawl3w
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Doors AND sRS g|Es. TO SUIT TIE
WssiFs ney man.iheturinE all kinds Of BOOTS
end SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving 1900
sulliy OF eastern made work Of svsry de.
heretofore charged in his @ty FOR muoS ,ufsrioS
Persons in want Il Boots and Shoes Of easter, or
city made york, vii always find good sssor.psn
In store and at the lowest prices. Give ne cal.
FIVE HUNDRED TRAykLINs TRUNKs
DIess and Psefins Tru.Ss. Our Tunk 10
Of Eayeins .resuisites st moderate prioes, 70 81
S Sn ~ sPi iAbaS 's fprf AiS ds:s
IErOd Trunks repaired or taken in sxohanss
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
mar 1-a 322 Pa. avenue.
SOUTHERN TssgNK MANUFAcTORY.
OPPOSITE ODD fsaoss' Hal. 1esIs.sto., d. c.
T1SyyeleTs will stud, their interests 81 exAnlnln
ohsslng e!severe AsI use none bat the, 2U
pest material the market Affords and employ Do
tne p@st yorknen, can confidently recommend my
Trunks that are made in other oines And soid herS
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order lon
l T iTy S{m dss'sp1ssP e pS2a
NESS i s4SEzL66S5f ikSI;f RFHEffEk SSN 5kssi HIR
msnlike manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any pant Of the city. oeoxrs-
dc Isl, JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the night of pre-emp tIon
townships above is req red to ssta sh
the same 70 the satisfaction of the register and
receiver OF the Land Ofhoe. and n1aks payment
therefore as soon as practicable after seeins this
nee end before the day appointed for the commence
ment OF the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract olaimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOS. 8. WILSON,
C0rnni nffh
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w. GAS FIXrU REs.
EfLURES Of enhrsly New Pstfsrns and 6esiTn nj
eae finsh superior in style TO anything heretofore
II 20 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that ne nave The bsst
All Work " the above line lntrustsd 70 our care
MAJ ID =. "a. $3.50 S16 d sfrssG
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WAsnNsEI,22N sEWJNe so0ns
SHIFTS made up 20 order, RE snfSnrSsSsr Y. - -
lsIed 70 make snIRTS, DRAWR6S. -. ~ S ~,
eHiRT BoS0as, 66Tf.l%0He 90 a.. Ssv1nk q29e
h ~ Hp.a,ssliAss.
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Hs1 - ~ ~ -. Sslsls stssgeees, 100 VsdsAs
ena Greater part q yhsss fs Gas been spsnt IA ne IL,
lAs Lsedeat Psns Pbs slphis sad vhsrs 10 |.
rsNe sens OF NE meet fascinating eve
tnsvni many rstelsd viii ringing In head ana ca,
veen oee ersst nsr..ssnsss, being alarmed ssdes
unss vtSk ant II nina vsvs e.,sS
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ssst'sp s.a n =; g. ! 7. IL
$; Y q ! q E T. Il; sfs Il, y ST
e. :sosoS: IS sra 81, e sT X =, ,S 81 tsx.shlP
g. 81 s. and IS. Of township 90; sections l. rs
u, Is. IT, IL 10, n, 2ss IS, q. q, 81, S., and & Of
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IL hAhf fhOesAhDe cured atthis insuts,sss vttA.
o h1 s,snissn jean snd tes Important ssrr
"a spsnnsns psrsrnsd ~ Dr. Jshnssa vithsast ~ de
veh have syyssrsd sgn aesin Ssfsss shs psshs
See ssstsnanf sa Gsnusnsn II asd rssps.s
s,iny sxf ssnt sssSansss V aaisssd ian sSlv
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JfY0U WANT to get good Clothing, Furnish.
|" sAtTa'S Me- 90 seventh stscsk % 3 y In
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FR ANcIs HARE TER,
FAMILY ar HAZE htE!ks veffESbDtrpn,

Core, 81 Nssr TorE avssss asd TsSI sssssf.'
may be In want Of any article in the above line III,
cndeayors shall be to plsase, and by strict atteu
sion 70 ne wants Of the public he hopes to merit
His took eonsists Of ever. article USUALLY 10 b
i E,l In . hrst-olass Family Grocery and Fee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

h,,.,o 'o, .rpT Ing h.%s.hy; byte ,~'uI .ecr-..
he r.o' hope which have he brought the booi ~ ~
'"rs m; e} conue Q. not to qa.pch The
thai rising remossen.. and ao,os o,s.s. VA
y! :" ne n"T p",.1nro 90 fher msnsed Tuy"
let rs listen 70 TIE gr vn ,u ~ wo'os o. tSe
rtr'w Of Chs,les James led 10 s,nn w. d;..r. =.
riolert when British Toiest :. - ~ W."ar,.-
ssys; They state 81 lief article, Po,,r 80,
Ct The Wigs with singular clean "''' "'e'"y s'o
force.
Lord Hsr.na well .wSs ,ps n' a.s
ter Of orr popular ins'o,on mus, reoder-asd no.
"'s Sons,a%.s q a. .,ss's. r,
tranquility NJ Of The country and ultimately .ubyer,tN,
sss sr t .s.e Of RE- o"n 'se .sS aux ~ ns
snA love Of liberty equ'ly drfer esfom lsm.u'iosh R.
order. In the ede Of he rt-y.Des. which riff, t..m and
in he &... c'"s fcm -Sl,h ,ney s'- ~,
,ys,r S,cn.os sov ,s Violations @ ne principles Of Free
Gore,nmerL"
Goc.rrmerts esis n protect TIE nghts Of minoiis~
TIE loved and me rich need no rrotecton-they haW
many friends and few nennie&. We have praisef or
JIncn for seyenty years This Il ne first time Il
tested. Hss it educated men who know Their rysss,
ard dare "a maintain item Can besS the discusses
Of great national ,in anchored deep In the prendices
ard intereris of millions IL co. 1t deserves 70 h.a
II not, the sooner it vanisbes oct OF our way ths
better.
The tine to aseert rights is when they are denied
deried TIE community which da-ss not protect ~
bur hles member and mott hated Ia The free nttersa
81 bis oynions matter bow false OF hateful Is only
garg Of slaves.
At the conclusion Of Mr. PflHpss address. the large
congregation ef the ball. the speaker remaining On tho
platform until The hall nearly vacated. He shen
out acoompaniedby few friends. Rs he emerged
from he outer door, CRY of "ai up" wss raised sys
crowd which had assembled at that point, and there
was general rush toward him, with apparent dis-
position 10 hustle Mr. Phillips and his friends If not to
effect serious injury. But the firm front Of the
party ard the interference of few policemen, who
orpounefy arrived, restrained the crowd for the time;
bu when the party arrived in Winter street, there WA
another Iush which repeled by strong sorre IT
police. who formed linz around Mr.. Phillips and hs
little band ard in that order marched 70 Mr. PSbouse
in Essex street. large number following, bnt without
any rotoue demonstrations Arrived at the hsusa,
there war cheering and counter h-ing and then
DEPUTY Chief Hahn requested all welidisposed c'ti
1ens to 90 home; the crowd. willing TO deserve the
title, dispersed ard 20 ended this demonstration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
MARRIED.
CVAIMFRS-sIJvFP-Jpph Phi

CHATEFRS-SITvFR-In PhflAdrrhs Tuesday. Dee II.
by the Rev William Bacon Stevens ~ Thous Chalmers,
E ftbis civ TO Isabella Bird daughter OF Thomas Sve'
eco, ofthe forme- place.
HhFP-vAN nUZER-In this civ. Monday Dec. u ~
the Fey Dr. Chsrir Stephen Has h 10 Kate eldest taush
ter ~ WV A. Van DIVER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NswRrupsvict N J. 20
1hnr,dsy Zee ~ bv the ~ v NJ johnson Oscar John
Of Prcoklyp to Sarah L. daughter Of Nicholas H. Cow
CT hover of the former place
SPFPMAN MONTE JOIN this city ue-dsv Dec. II, Il
the Cathedral nv the Most Rev Archh hop Hughes Ssne!
Sherman connseors,sw OF New yos. to Ia Senoritn
nops Recede daughter OF Don Manuel Monejo Of Puerts
Principe Islsrd Of Cubs.
Havana and Puerto Principe Papers plssse copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

The Councils Of Wheeling have hsned ar o'OiianO
for the compromise aud retiring OF the boho' OF '"''
etv f. rroeriy issued to the Hempheld h'ir"S" oO"'
many. lie Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad 'onnP'D'
and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Ooi"p"i'' anu
for occurring the new Bonds on making sue" ''''
nrnm.en.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

TIE $500 RoRByRY.--AexanderS hnitz, the youre
mar .,..d Ia. week on .usTcioo o having robbed .-u
en nausd John Cer ~ $ao' on The He~f orr sni Sc
drbsed on Mordays noon upon gylne ocsos
for NJ, ~ the January Tenn 1T Cont
rete~ve Of N-~Yok came over drins the fosnc~H
csr,e Shui'1 suspcon ~ having forged
norrage 500 witch parties IN Newsrh -er- swim
d. DOT 1P0o worth n goods elesrsphc d'nach vas
If h@ss KepsBer 10 identify the pson~r bit ~
fore his arrival Shufs bseA In pssrns down Moss
street in VIII woman, Shuts saw tsS
Of crrsa Leah when he TUNED and hed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

NORT0N--In prehie. Cortland COUNTY r. r. "Wednesday,
Dec s. Mr. w. W. Norton offs daughter
wFsT-In this city. wednesday, Dec IL, Mn James o.
West Of a daughter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
NEW-JEPSEY ITEMS.

SUNDAY LIeUeK CAsys.-Iut the cases Of Frederick
Hautsch and james Grimes, charged with keening
cren their places and exposing iqnor, Recorder TAes
Of jersey City rendered his decision Monday
morning. He fined them 800 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

CAsrVlLLr- MOnd3ys UeI' 10 I3OV1
ending Monday Dec i7SJ cars Cattis os cars
no ~ csr. Sheer / car horses Total stock loJ 1dd 70
hoE hit making total number OF oars hapied ny
ssers on sins dnring the 4l5, showing al inces'
49, Ie.t tgeek Of IL cars Of Live stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Mr.. Henry Dexter, the sculptor !" now engaged
.,,o,, bns, Of Gov. Banks. Tois brad viii complete
ne oc,op of the Govern,rs Of all the States oil inc
Union except !hose Of Oregon aud California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
usre;nta 0f Produce.

r ~ eS5 boil. FIouf 50 bust Corn. 4si pkgs Prod
Som. m pigs Seed 4O3 phg~ "I~S ~ pAs' Lard 81 ae'u
HOEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

Markets.-cAREyUILI REPORTED yoK THs N: Y. TsIByss
MONpAr Dee II. 1885,.
AsHEsA moderate inquiry for both kinds and ssle of Pots
~ 81, and Pearls o. IS
COTTOkThe marke Is active, and c higher sales Of
500 bales, hsn halt in 'rsrsu We quote folows
CLASSIFICATION.
.rrda d. n l. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18
Extremity Ia the tTier OF spirits,
Common chances. commcn men can beari
W hen the ga Is calm. o.. boats elike,
Show nlaster.hip in nOat:5g."

ON the third day of this month we might have sup
poFed Int the authorities understood such simple prin-
,irles m those who had hired han were enti, he'd to
apaust mob thu, in public meeting the sole fnnc.
ton If the ice was not set h motions and disputed
questions but to preserve order and let the quesoas be
rgued out without violence. interpreting only when
blows were struck and arresting ony tho-e who com
mi,ed an assault that clear The hall in orderto quiet
tnn ultuous Con, eniion hike quack killing his
reiient an the quckes method OF curing the dssease
b,he,e our Mayor poor he IL, did know oil this, but
nss awed out of his ty by the serial standing Of the
uobocruis. The indy dual policemen were respectful
aud evidently disposed enforce order had they been
allowed. No conn ssint can be- made of them. But we
know neither thera nor their Cble The Mayor repre-
s4nis the City Government. He was consulted on
every s,ep-hrn We hold responsible ingE ind wholly
for tie success vi the mob. The Abohio have been
through many sn. scenes and the beet Judges
,her quality. They affirm that ii the Police wonl
have lef thsxn alone they would have subdued thi
mob they have many Others. hugh. Mr
Hayes Zoe most competent Judge and witness III the
,y offered at the time to keep peace in the building II
he Mayor would leave 10 him and give him the aldo
,ix rlen. Indeed, he has publicly said that had the
q af 81 Police imply announced his purpose to Keep
Ire peace npanihy order would have been resofed at
on,e But the mob knew he on their side and were
{ head constantly Boosting, Tho police are Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

INV NWkk tLANNIFItAIIU N.
UDlaudS Florida Mol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

NOElCE.--Desrous 70 do what 70 build up ~Qa
~ our city, We have determined commence MANU- III
FACTURiNG OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, at the ~
earliest day AZ which make arrangements 10 do So
Our Mr. keen has been absent Europe for The last three
months selecting goods for Spring sales and nom his long e
perence ana known taste, expect 10 show the most ae
tive stock ever seen In this market By the l day OF February
We sha have In store superb Spring stock for TIE wholesale
trade and We earnestly Invite call from Merchants who nave
heretofore gone North Our extensive operations important ao
vanags In the purchase OF goods and long experience enable US
O. offer inducements house In the Union
~ We shall from this DAY offer all WINTER CLOTHING AZ
such reduced prices will make the interest Of purchaser 10
anticipate their wants
is2 KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
JOHN IL GEORGE GIBSON,

OUILD ERS,
nfgtTnfaNn ~.

MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public gen.
w orally their establishment the Cary
Sixth streets (receny destroyed by hre has rebuilt
substantial manner and that they prepared TO resume OBJ
eratons their department Of business exeniye scale
they have ENLARGED their work shops furnished
which can facilitate expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY
WORK, In It's various branches
Their new Mills, Mayo's Island, completed
ofcapacy will enable them the Increasing
demands Of the city for building mbers The Mills Of the
largest approved kind built by Geo. Page Bal
more and having h patent motions and attachments The
hundred horse built John
James Turner Of this city They have hand Of
pine logs and have made arrangements contnu
Gus supply prepared h all promptly
able prices accommodating terms Tey have engaged
reliable mechanic work their lath machine will furnish
plaserers Iaths In any quantity that may desired
They will hereOfr furnish plans and eiHGtes for buildings
and other improy eens and will cosact Or the erecn and
completion Of the same, In the city or Country.
For the liberal patronage extended 20 them In by the
citizens Richmond and other portions Of the State tey
leave eSpres their grateful thanks and they
will by every in their power merit contnu
ance Of their favor and confidence ja2-d5w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
WM IL WTTTTIW9 SAWI ID v
WILLIAMS & REID,

Commission Merchants,
~ r CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
solicit orders '0r ns of ~ Cstern Produce, and make
lorrA Cash Advances on COusignHneuts Tor sale or
We're haudise bought stored account OF purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
REMOVED.

(T bAaGAMlN, JR have removed % thelr New store
~ Man street. seven doors above their Old stand
ie'e inreascd their facilities ior doing an Kinds OF
IN me, such putting up every description % Water
- !lans, l'er Closets Baths Boilers Cooking Ranges,
sr itl.c Rams, a. P1ft1r up Portable Gas Works,
All 49,, ,-.iu-s sth gas pipes and aVtures-
a. ll E,-s Roofing as, heating huildng7 With hot
la. ~ s.'u lhry tlk- us occasion 90 state hat tey
a. hi Ar Furnace u ts or any other country, which
49, f-l ~ aud uarrant 90 give satisfaction
lsai 20 plaza and fancy n EAse, and Crates and
N@Ala uc had auli--u
n nONlNE OIL-Jast received ana for sale an excel
dslr-1. OF hrrr1su- on warranted 20 bum bright and
A,t ''''-'lrd 'hr buyer rctlrl t ". 7. WAklN6,
ErnlI sIr..t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
JERSEY CITY MOULDING ASD pLlyNG MILL,

JOHN u. FULLER, proprietor;
NIT0OT N.rs Beads and Archtrtvs constantly on hand
w ,a a.-.-J 90 order Also Pes Caps Rails and Hand Rails
. Trimmings % eyey tes rptou, Brackets irusses ana A
ts Scroll and straight saving, House Carving, a. Se Any
desire. r1-r1 worked order a. short notice WOOD tuFns
lb-.l-t.s Plain Pauneel and oc;'ron Ne~el on Ia-'
tI aiI order Galstrs 90 an sizes kuI uyscrii 'is So
a. h. Mahogany BLACK walnut, oak Cherry ant tin- St
at asi worked 90 order The prices marked on ettA PAT
m % M book sent 90 order any part of The OnedSs are
o. lH '- running measure
an. on me largest stocks ~ Nou'lny and Trimmns
ai s, variety Patterns marutetlred OF the VgF oe3
-.rs r always be- found at tuis establishment fAanS
W Zeal. and despatch Terms cash
I1INE FULLER viii also u1rutlrt1rr and give ft
1srs Gothic Wo-s fo Churches Public Buildings, Dwelling
Hlis window Frames, &C made Co order al snort noie
as al square Picket Fence &c Also, dealer in Doors -a
lBai Of every description, Manufactured of the best Ae
"a s-I yr-are1 to stand iu climate Builders ArugAre
.8 ever article IN t-a 1s furnished al The lowest cash prices
Ni lion anl slate Maa.es Terra cstt Brackets lrusses
W1iev C.Ds tc 80 Designs and Drawings furnished az snoI
sgloe HnL-n
TAHIN RECEIPT or THE FALL Fashions n
o gsltereus HATS embracing t The various colora 9
al Atra JOHN IhoMtSoN, - WAN ~
rUHE FARWERS' HOOT.-. have made the above es-
prAy or Farmers wear The are Double Soes sew
Cd very long L. They equally adapted ior huntslnen
Dths lai Tesutsrs- Also general Assortment Of every
stas- did vorn, cheap a. -, ,,..,s,,
cell WI WALSH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
$50. HARDWARE, COACH MATERIALS, &c. 1850.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
G1 Min Street. Richmond. Va.

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE GUNS MACHlNISTS, GOODS AND
COACH MATERIALS
Of every description
LWAYS hand at manufacturers prices large stock OF
N RUbBER and LEATHER MACIIINE BELTING, Gum and
Yarn Packing Leather Circular Saws Does Saw Gummer
Steam Whistles Steam and Gas Cocks oil Cocks Oh Cups &C. &c,
and Machns goods generally superior qualify sole Agents
for BALTIMORE BELL and BRASS WORKS and for Crockes
celebrate COACH vARSIsH r. l.. WILLIAMS,
ia9-ly W. A. ELLIOTT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
nENNRN. WELSH. HRO. & CO.,

u nave appointed their Agents, iu virginia 'l
- 'Ae 90 tr- Wle,. AMI shah be- pleased o. receive
TaA ' .'-' WINES '' 'e '- Po''-i -'''' " |
'- ne sane .1 Virginia as i1 Ncs York
'eN -i Madeira ranges From e. 81 vintage OF l>++,
- % - per gallon yltaFr ofr-I5
rry Vines from A. CD t5 sIs per gallon
.'-ln u1 do l5o Co 10 do
"A, fo| do do $50 % s DO DO
----t EuNONn DAVENPORT a Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

i y t'slcllei WIih ne N iht C1mHon UroccFy
cllt business "a. D. slater The business Wh be con
- ne laale 20 J w. NIPE q %. J. " NiPE,
No 80, Main Street
tssi. li opportunity rrtlra sincere thanks 20 my
lar epfa share % patronage during The last thre
lE '-ai iar ne nrs concern their continued ttyors
W NIPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
DACoN, LARD. mUrTER. CMEEsE, ac.-.

RACON, LARD. RITTER, CHEESE &c.
80 bbls prime leaf Lard
% tubs prime Go:hen Butter
30 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
100 boxes T. D. 30
100 Lbls. refined Sugars
81 bbls. prime Jersey cider
2O do No Maclrrel
100 do No. DO
- do Fross Buckwheat
S6 do crop " @. M0lasses
~ do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Tess
loo dozen assorted Brooms
loo do do Pals
tcs Sal Soda
DO Flroy's assorted shot
do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packets York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale low by WM II. TYLER,
jalG 18th street between Main and Cary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
REALLY Gnnn smOEs.

W -ls i save ist received ts day by steamer, an
supply lf Meas very heavy Prime BrogAns, fest'u
-.el Fi... ve -r-nmre1I Oh well We warrant
~, superior f1 amy ia Richmond Also, large stock OF
:, A,' Au' b-nstul Whole ylt, u1t sides Farmers
a u as- say Hss last twelve months without any mcndng
'.'i and N.u.rs Shoes 0, tie best quail y.
l'e all l st lf the b. shoes Boots 90 give us -alL
-- PU-rNEY WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

lva 90 be considered pN lne month OF -
~ "a 5a ts Manuscript, previously agreed upon D.
g. tbr parties -sl o, tb. COPY for specified
Al l' ~ viii be- continued uni ordered cut, and payment
,I,..- t-errsvsNrs avoid any misunderstanding
- IN. Annual Advertisers, 10 b proper 90 state des.'htl
e., a ,rnis ~ . . 's'S ',nl y ise to be an
Ei... .,s-e. AMI ro vrsitt'ou
r d Eare anil General Asens = A9Se ms. a', ,.st n o
~ h. year hu to De- charged az te usual rates 'NU1'''
inse's ..--i. Is shan rc agreed upon
,rI ,si-ly advertisers generally, engaging one
~ ' ,y- t-. privilege of change, shall not on th'ir
n... In any crs seek, insert more Than tie amount
y tra s.tn1H- rule under the contract anu AT eAcee
49, ,..-. t5 I,. charged at the usual rates
trt l' frs-.F I'M tr. Semi We-,ly Mhg az 10 cents
r4e, o- less flr che tt Insertion, and % cents
Ps-st-t. sy.l. .-t.7utn-e. or f weekly. IS cents
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!

ANNUAL INC0ME, 2,250,0 ,000I
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES OVER sS00OOOi
All Directors Personally ReDoHsiJe yor TIE Ehcdgement Of
the Company
WE respectfully ask attention to the security OF the Liverpool
w London Company TO its policy holders In ts
large cash capital and investments as stated above
The large capital and income Of the Company enabe 20 take
parties requiring large amounts onsurance
addition the ordinary mode Of Insurance. this Companyl
sues ANFNT POLICIES the payment Of TEN ANNC-
Al PREMIUMS Property is thenceforh, PERMANENTLY
IHSCRED The Policy be cancelled at time and thepre
MUM will e returned less per cent.
Company will make by loss Of Rents by Fire. on
new and liberal principle
Under Policies Of this Company all claims paid pre-
senaon satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement Or dedHo-
for interest and not usual sixty DAYS after Presenia
ton OF proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mhii 100 Main street. few doors above Pcstohce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
$50. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. 1853,
GEOR GLE ST q RREn,1,

(BELyISS ROW, GOVERNOR ST.
OFFERS 20 his customers assortment unriyaled by
" that Of any preceding year Our facilities for doing E1
work "a and upon dwellings factories. churches &c .4
cannot be exeeied kepangpieees for Stoves sold in4S
years for sale
Ba-stows Spiral Furnace for brick; sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace; sizes
HeIenburg's Patent Heater; sizes
FfPace CLimneyUeser Formerly known as Ia Trobs
Brilliant Gas Burner "a fuel sayer) 3 sizes
Factory CoalDuTner warranted stand freC sizes
American Cooking Range, for brick; sizes
American Cooking Range rotary top; 3 sizes
Bay State Cooking Range (Peuable 3 sizes
HelpneCt Cooking St0ve-a article
trade ah HotWser Reservoir TinRoaster boiler hole, sps
large Oven-"simple, strong and complete"
In addition % the above ey varieties sizes suited "a
the VI ted wants of the people.
Country dealers buying here Stoves Tin Ware Purps Pine
&c, al Noril ern prices, freight. -
Farly orders will receive Immediate attention Those esns
later viii be promptly FLIED In their order, Sorf
can b. vel done. suq4