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stilI they Come.

S~'AA tA1J Cumee
From the Louisville Courier we learn that the
Hon. J. A. WooDwlRD, formerly NJ. C. from he Col
umbia District s. c., but now citizen of Alabama.
has declared his intention to support BREcxrSEIpcE
and LANE. as the representa-. es of the only
party whose platform enunciates purely Constitu-
tional principles
Mr. W. is one of the old Warehouses of the Oppo-
siuon In 1856 he warmly supported Mr.. FnLxoRE
and made many efficient speeches in his behalf in
Alabama. he has become convinced, however, of
the utter impotence Of the Opposition party to effect
anything either for the Union or for the South and
has therefore, Withdrawn from their feeble organi
cation
COL Afford CANDY, one of the most influential On.
pOsitionsts in Butler county Alabama, has written
letter to the Montgomery Hal, in which he an
nounees his formal withdrawal from the BELL and
EVERErr party and his adhesion to the BRKcxIxKrDGE
and LANE ticket
Judge HOLT, OF the Middle Districto of Georgia DIR.
A OHiLToN Of Warrentcn, Va, W. w. Larry and
uho' f. oAIiH Esqrs, of Choctaw county, Ala, and
me TWO Representatives from Warren county in the
Legislature OF Georgia, all Of them leading Opposi-
tOnis's nave taken their stand openly for BREckN-
RIDGE and LANE
Gov WELLER OF CAIIyony1. 70, R,,cw,,s,no,,
AND LANE.-Tiie story that Fr Co,,,,.ro,, vr,,,, :.
California is for DoUGIAs and Johnson is set at res.
/ by the following letter.: - a.--a
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1860.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your litter OF the 18th
INST, have to say you have been misinformed re-
garding the present political position of Gov. Vel
Ter have been permitted to peruse letter he adj
dressed short time since to Of his friends in
an interior county, wherein he uses the following
| language:
"As no nomination was made by the late Conven
ton, IN accordance with the rules and usages of the
Democratic party, we are at liberty to go for either
OF tie candidates recommended by cur friends al
| Baltimore
"FOr myself as an old national Democrat, mus
give my support 10 Breckenridge and Lane for the
presidency and vicepresidency.
Il am rejoiced TO learn that his old friends a
Napa are in the same ranks with him, battling fol
| the true Democracy.
Very sincerely your Obedient servant
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WArERF.so Waller have eonplsts ment q taoie
desiraole Hats il popnareoiors for he season. few
t,7, HouTs WATERFiELD & WALLER
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The Baltimore Patriot, in an article on the an
preaching election for Mayor Of that city, says:
The success or failure of Bell and Everett in Bal
timore will depend in great measure. on the re-
sult of the municipal election in October.
II would seem that the Patriots hopes of Know
Nothing success depend entirely upon Plug Ugly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02

HR0UND aud ungrOuad.
M oORa-Grsand and ungronnd
THEAr-Grouna and unsround. Ground oats, Corn. and
Bran nike great variety food for for
The BroadsAy Mills. d. ID. DIckAf, agent
ssyt2-Ef
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02

DOUGLAS HRS BELL HARD LIck-ln his speech
at the Rhode Island "Clam-Bake" the other day,
Senator DOUGLAS said:
If my object was to get the Presidency by any
means, rather than vindicate the truth perhaps l
ON NV Inns for fear might utter an honest sentiment
and lose q vote by it. [Applausel | would scon
to receive any mans vote under false pretenses."
VRGNA.-Hon. WM. SMITH ana senator MASON
have both taken the stump in Virginia for BRECKN-
RIDGE and LANE. 1t is said that Senator HUNTER and
Mr.. WISE will also do so shortly. With such an ar
ray against him, Mr.. DOUGLAS, as well as the BELL
people, will have a hard time in Virginia
The San Antonio Herald CTexas) says that, of the
newspapers of the State 80 support BREckINRIDGE
eight are for HOUsTON; for BELL. while DOUGLAS
has not All advocate among them ALL
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Democrats of bradley. Your Attention.

pea TO puOhsh from the proOtsheets atltS leisure
Democrats of Bradley Your Attention.
Mr.. J. n. Dunn in communication published in
yesterdays Banner, says:
Mr.. Editor oar candidates will get the highest
vote Of any ticket that will be voted for in this
county, which has heretofore given 400 against us.
Democrats of Bradley, you hear the Know Moth
ing boast You know Mr.. DUNN and you know BELL
and EVERETT. See that the old Democratic flag is
borne aloft to victory, despite the efforts of the
BELL men and their allies.
\ BALTIMORE BELL ORGAN.-The Baltimore Patriot
says:
I'VE have advocated and shall vote for Messrs
Bell and Everett To that end they ought to be cleo
ted, and to that end # they cannot BE- we accept the
election of Mr.. Lincoln according to the Constitution
and the mode pointed out by the laws as better than
any Democrat"
What say the BELL organs of Nashville. Do thew
believe the election of LINCOLN better than that of
BREckNRIDGE or DoUGLAs!
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To wer would eslIths particular attention 81
and those Who pure article CT Brady for iiea -
poses Oar 0rands Of Champagne very choice aaa
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Rufherford md fOr she.

All Hats ordered during ne week vii be ready FOR deliver
SATURDAY evsnirg No uals delivered on sunday
WATEKFIELD & WALKER,
pc Puelic Fquare.
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DANCING ACADEMY,
Mr.. Smiths New BniIding, Corner q
Cs,r,-ct, ~. -. $780,
The Fall Style Of Centlemen's Hat
READY AT
WATERFALL q WALKER's.

FFNHOSE who have been waiting for TIE New Fashlens Of
Hats be upr lied Win AL the popular s. es y
calling WALrERFntD WALKER's Their assorfnent y iuii
AID comp ete ur7lssed by any kouze in he rade
WlTaAIEELD 4 WALKER.
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FLOR vICEPRESIDENT,

IFOR NICEPRESIDENI,
JOS EPH L A N E,
OF OREGON.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the State at Large.
LANDON c. HAYNES, of Washington
W. C. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.j
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National Democratic Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
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Madame We. CT 81 Ponssrfin
The 6IennirS s<sfstisieck & Co.
The Celebrated PailaF
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Gov. WELLER OF CALIFoRx1A FOR BRECKIRRIDGE
AND LANE.-The story that Ex-Governor WALLER of
California is for DOUGLAS and JoHNsoy is set at rss.
by the following letter ~ -
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| Democrats and the Black Republicans were adYO
eating the same principle with regard to Popular
Sovereignty but with different aims; that Mr. BREcK
1NRIDGE was nominated for the purpose of securing
the election of LINCOLN and that the party had been
turned over to the Disunionsts through the efforts
| of Mr. YANCEY and a few others.
He then pitched into" Mr.. YANCEY and belabored
him most numerically, and if Mr.. YANCEY is as bad
man as Maj. Polk represents him, it is a wonder
he finds civilized community in which he will be
permitted to reside. But Nr. YANcEY was not here
to defend himself.
Mai. Polk charged that the BRECKINRIDGE men
had invited the DOUGLAS men to join them in a
guerilla war upon Mr. BELL. and that the action of
1.-THE seceders as he calls them, had given Mr. BELL
his whole strength, and that but for thair action
he would not have stool the ghost of chance in
Tennessee or any other State. Wonderful logic for
a Democrat He will next discover that Mr.. BELL
is still an adherent of Gen. JACKSON.
Mai Polk devoted his hour and half mainly to
such arguments as form the staple of Opposition
speeches, and wound up by declaring that he was
prepared to prove by a teegraphic disPatch-an IT.
responsible sort of testimony that VIII prove any
thing-that BRECKINRIDGE and LANE were nominal
ted by the Richmond convention an hour before they
were at Baltimore.
Maj. Polk has no word of reproach for Mr.. BELL,
nor had he any fault find with the party that sup
ports him. The people of Lincoln could scarcely
realize that this was the same bold, defiant Polk
who, in 1856, hurled his denunciatiOns at Mr. BELL
party. They remembered that in the Legislature
of 1878, Maj Polk denounced Mr.. BELL as an
AboitiOniSt and they were not prepared to listen
to-day to harangue from Maj. Polk that
was to result only in aiding this same Mr.. BELL
His speech was, of course, highly gratifying to the
Opposition as evidenced by their frequent ap.
pause-fOr they alone applauded-and that ap.
plause, strange though it may sound to Democrats,
tickled Maj. Polk.
When Col. PETTON arose to address the crowd he
expressed himself highly gratiied that no war
had been made upon him his candidate by Maj.
Polk. Col PEYroN told the people yesterday at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
"AN ASSASSIN HOST

In the village Of Celes in France situated upon the
banks Of the Loire is small inn entirely isolated from
any other habitaOn, and good quarter of mile from
the town. The proprietor Of the un and of the field
which extends before it, after having made useless at
empts prevent the laying OF a railway the house
offered at last undertake himself at his expense
the necessary work Of digging up the earth and making
embaukments upon his ground. The for his per
ss,ent efforts though at first understood were how
ever, soon brought 10 light. No the spade
put the earth than the workmen discovered first
dead body and then a second, third and finally at
the foot OF every tree growing in the field This start
ling dcOvery that revealed all at once many cr nes
raised the public voice and provoked investigation
the nnkeeper upon whom rested old suspicious and ste
ries of travellers suddenly disappearing eigned great
indignation and at once denounced his accusers But
his daughter who had hung herself few months before
without any apparent cause the strange rapidly OF his
fortune the many efforts made to prevent the
ton of the road through the flts field the condition of
the bodies discovered some evidently quite recently bU-
red and bearing upon them proofs of the crime COM
mitted-a these circumstances combined TO lead to the
immediate arrest of the innkeeper and lis family. Ii APP
pears that for more than thirty years the
sort Of travellers and especially pedlers in the hab
it of stopping at this nn attracted to it by the cheap.
ness of the price and they had then would SEEM been
assasslnaed in the night bespoled OF their stock
money
1t is truly an atrocous discovery, and which has
excited the greatest horror aud fear throughout the
neighborhood.-Ir Translated from LEco dHaiid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28


When we once have known Rome, and left her where
she lies like long cscayiDg corpse retaining trace Of
the noble shape vas but with accumulated dust and
fungus growth oyerpreadng all It's admirable fea
ures-eit her in utter wearnesS doubt, Of her mar
row crooked, intricate streets, uncomforably paved
with little squares OF lava that 10 tread them is
peneutial pi ggmage so ndescribably ugly, moreover
- cold 30 allev-ke into which the sun falls and
where chill wind forces its deadly breath into our lungs
left her tired OF the sight Of those immense sto
ried yelow-washed novels or cell them palaces where
a that is dresry in domestic life seems magnifed and
multiplied and weary OF climbing those staircases which
ascend from ground floor Of cook,hops cObbers stalls,
stables and regiments )f cavalry, middle region of
princes cardinals and ambassadors aud upper tier Of
artists Just beneath the unattanabe skylet her worn
out with shivcrug at the cherries aud smoky
frcsde by day and ieastng with our own substance
the rayeuous little pOpusce of a Roman bed
uight-lett her sick heart Of Italian tIickery which
has uprOoed whatever faith III mans integrity had eudur
ed till uow and sick stomach OF bread wine
rancid butter and bad cookery, needessly bestowed
evil meas-left her. dsgused with the pretence of hOl-
ness aud the reality OF uastness each equIly omuipres
eat-lett her halt eless from the langud atmosphere
the vital principle of which has been used up long ago
or corrupted by myrads of aughterseft her crushed
down in spirit with the desoaton Of her ruin and the
hopeessnes of her fuure-le her in short hating her
with all our might aHd adding our individual curse the
infinite anathema which her old crimes have unnistakea
bly, brought down-wheu have left Rome in such a
mood this astonshed by the discovery, by aud
by that heart strings have mysterously attached
themselves the Eternal City, and drawing thith
erward again. il it tamiary, more intimate
ly our home, than the spot where we were born-
HdpthOrHs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
THos. LAWSON, c. c. R.
March 90, ls6O.

EorE-Accorng the late ordinance "aerng and defn.
Ing the boundaries Of the Wards the eastern line OF MADISON
WARD begins Msyo Bridge thence running along the middle
Broad street. thence street 10 College
street along the middle OF College Marshall street
thence along middle Of Marshall 10 lIh street thence
aorg middle Of lih street to sho"koe creek along
shockoe creek the eastern branch Of said along
said eastern branch to tie corporation line bounda
ry MADISON WARD runs from the corporation line along
middle OF h Arch street; thence continuation
line OF ih street the mes River Canal thence
up said Canal MIDDLE Of the out between the
Tear Works property and Tes old yard thence along
the middle Of said last mentioned street James River
JEFFERSON WARD embraces all that part city Of
Madison ward and MONROE WARD embraces part
OF Madison Ward lmh2c-tiel T. I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
,uARTER ELECTIONS,

QUARTER RLECTIONS.-The Council Of the City OF
Richmond appointed the following named gentlemen AZ
Commissionrrs aud Conductors Of the Quarter
Elections for the present year in the the
city:
FoR JEFFERSON WARD-Joseph Brumme j. Wilson L. Libby
A. Craig andT Word, Commissioners and T. T. Seal Cypdrc
tor The election 20 be held at Market Hall
PoR MADRoS wERDE shepperson Jas A. Scott J. H. Grant
n and @. W. Randolph. Commissioners and nj
Chakey Conductor The election to be held the CITY Hall
For MONROE wARn-f. Boudar 7. BGrham r. p Davis T NJ
Jones and Matthews, Commissioner and VIM Kelley
Conductor The election to be held Lacys shop on Broad
street Teste.
THos. LAWSON c. c. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
IE rrIrov a COMPANY, Boston.
REMOVED.

n RARGANIN, JR, have removed % their NeW sore
IT. Sc z- Nsa S.r-et seven doors above their Oh stand
.y have Increased their facilities gr doing all Nnds Of
90 - r- such AS putting up every description OF Water
rt Hrs-r,s Water Closets Baths Boilers, Cooking kAnges
a-ss HYDRAULIC Rams e. Putting up Portable Gas Works,
-e-rla narIlgs with gas pipes and Fixtures. ,
sorts % 1 work Rooang, kc heatng buildings WIN not
steam They take This occasion 20 state that 3sy
Hot Ar Furnace this other country Nhlen
t-v VIII ra. lr and warrant to give sacsfacusn
Ays assortment plain and fancy I'm ware and crates ano
FsrtH-t ut.s On herI Aill-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
NrOTICETe attention Of persons to build on the

MTOTICE-The attention Of about 20 build The
~ lines Of pubic alleys Of the city requested
the following from city ordnaf concerning
Any person Intending hereafter 20 build
other structure upon the line Of public alley shall
tain from Engineer NJ the city hs absence inability
10 act from the Superintendent Of Streets In writing
ne adopted grade Of such street the place where
be erected and shall be the duty
Engineer Superintendent Streets tile In the Chamber
lain once duplicate the said certificate II person shall
hereafter build attempt build any house
structure upon line OF such street alley without
having such certificate he shall be fined not less than
five than twenty dollars W. GILL; City Eng'r.
By order of the Commissioners fsreets generally mh2-m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Hnn Ann
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO,OO

ANNUAL INCOME, $2,25O,OO0l
INVESTED ~ THE UNITED STATES, OVER 85oO,O0Ol
AZ D!rsco,s Personally ResoHsis J,r tie Engagements
he Company.
WE respectfully ask attention 10 the security Of the Liverpool
w London Insurance Company 20 Is policy holders In s
large cash capital and investments, stated above.
The large capital and Income Of the Company enable to take
parties requiring large amounts oiinsurance
addition he ordinary mode 0f Insurance. this Companys
sues PERMANENT Policies the payment Of TEN ANHI.
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceiorth, FkhNAHENILI
INSURED The Policy be cancelled al time, and hepre
nlum will be returned less per cent
Company will make Insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire
ewa and most liberal principle.
Under Policies OF this Company all claims paid
sentaon satisfactory proof Of loss without dJdsH dedc
Ron Ter interest," and not is usual! after presentS
lion OF proof WORKMAN WYATT Agents,
mhli 1870 iian Etreet, few doors above Postohce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
FORWARDING HlSINESS,

VNiE JAMES RIyER AND KANhWHA co, sstsuIT,IIh
i having acceded the proposition Of the -
South side Railroad Comeany advance the rates both routes
compelled TO advance rates am, h.weVe by that ar
ranCemeut, enabled 20 put goods through
20 TO % Per Cent. Cheaper
than the South Side Railroad provided that Company adheres 10
the stipulation agreed upon and articles the difference
much greater.
eSI have determined put the charges at the VERY Low
POINT article the merchants OF ynchbug and
the West will fnd greatly their advantage to ship via Rich
mond. A. :. I've
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
On the D7ck,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

MI are nov prepared 20 show country Merchants uueh
W larger more attractive and cheaper stock OF spring
OiOthln than heretofore Having Important advantages 10
The purchase of our goods most extensive preparations shu s9
experience OF more than twenty In the s
sale of C'thng we believe desirable styles ana be-
Ter workmanship for the same, lower prices than any otT
house IN NE trade bevotrg the whole OF our atenuoh %
branch OF business alone and determined 10 build up The ao M
cur city we he as great inducements those OF any house IN
any market In ,hk country.
mf A WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

FOR
1850
Sim . son ~ Miller =
IUQ VTnTu SfrapT

VOU win end Clothing. ~ THEIR OWN MANUFACTURES, that
cannot surpassed in market We viii keep constantly
On hand durire the Spring months fun stock Of
~ thing kept the Clothing line Our goods have been got
especial reference o. the retail trade, and our
uot.o Excelsior regards FIT STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
Suits esponds color o dleeut pieces and quail ties 10 III
ALI sizes Goats Pants shirts made order 20 short
t,e Please give us cauat l9. mh2, SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
Large and attractive supply of
SPRING SUMNER RDRY GOODS.
RREE EDEN a. FOX.


BROAD STREET.
AVE been opening iuag the past two weeks and are nov
III prepared % offer, complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They call particular attention 70 large lots ~ FOR
rgn Goods which viii be sold prices much lower ha those OF
seasons We menton feV only OF the mCs attractive
Easl.h BEREGEs In immense variety;
English and french BEREGE ROBES,
tOl0 NOLANrc;
very large assortment ofsILEs Of every variety Of style
IS 81 per cent. beow ihe cost of importation
Frsrrh TrIntsd IACONETs an ORGANDIFS
Travelling DRESS GOODS % every description.
Spring DELAtNES and CHALLlkS.
French ud FOULALD SILKS some entirely and hand
Our stoI Of D5me-us STAPLE GOODS lnsye
NE3tO CLOTHING, of every grade
Amongst On last would call The special attention ~
buyers % some very large lots % Virginia Nnd "eoT" t'n ana
STRIPED OsNABukGS ald large variety or other article OF
southern Manufacture. bkttDtN toN,
mhl4 zl' Broad street
TVO1IE UADE SHOES have constantly hand OF
III ny own manufactulr, th- following kinds Of
Boots and Shoes:
FOR Ladies';
Gstrr Boots, with aud without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, with '
For GentIemeni
Fine Dress Boots
stout Boots single and double s0les
Oxford Ties aud Brogtns
For Misses and ChildreRf
Goat aui Morocco Boots with and without hee1.
For BOysi
CAR Rregaus and oxford Ties.
ROr Servant WOmen2
Goat Kip Lace Boots
For servant Wen:
lam prepared To make to order at notice Of the above
r,.1ti.b-J kinda JNO q. PAGE JR,
80 Main Street,
oc2t doors above 7. 4 PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST DOOR EAST OF CUSTOM
" HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND, VA.
Capital 100000.
This Company prepared receive applications for FIRE
and MARINE INSURANCE favorable terms. Also guaran-
tee Negotiable Bills
DIRECTORS.
WV. II. NACTimASp, pre'st Farmers Bank.
A. WAEwItK, firm Of Warwick Rarksdale.
VIZ. G. CRFS-H,w, Arm of CrenshAw 4 Co.
NFiLlNGroN GoppiS, firm Of Oodtp a Apper,0n.
r. W. MgC,NCE, firm OF DuUlup, Moncure Go.
q. 4. B,BXspALE firm Of Warwick Blrksdale
JANFs ". GEASr, Tobacco Manufacture.
l. D. CaFS1IAw dTm Of HaXdl, Crenshaw Co.
JoHS l.. BACoS firm Of BACON 3 Baskeryii
K b. HaN,Ll, frm Of HaNall, Crrnshaw a Co.
JoHS CyHRIE, ia Ship OwGrr
Ws. h. WAESICE, firm Of WsrWlck Barksiale.
JAS AffHFD JOSfs, Attorney at Law.
c ELfrr, Builder.
7 ~. kryfiS Agricultural and Manufacturer.
". NCGEUUEE, firm Of g McGrlders S5ns.
W v CRuAP, Attorney at LaE
JAS. DUsloP, firm of DIni0p, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL President.
q. F. BRgsYs, s-c'y. fei1-ly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

Boys Clothing,
Bows Clothing '!
UST opened large Of Boys Clothing suitable for
- spring and summer:
Bows Back Cloth Coats
20 90 Cashmere Pants
DO Fanny Coats
DO do do Pants
Do do do Jackets
DO Hlue Cloth do
DO Black 10 40
Do Olive do do
Do shirts ami Collars
DO SI.Ueudfrs aut lies
Plain and Fancy Vests
For sale low, by
pARRACOTT, HARRIS 4 co,
Successors 20 Merchant, wesger Co.
mh2O No. 1l2 Man 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

Commission Merchants,
....sa -.IENUT AND SECOND STREET
yIntinuati. Ohio.
orders '-- a .uas ., ~ cstern Produce, and make
..-. Cash Advances 0r COnsig gnuaeuts t'r sale, or
rr haudi-r bought ans stored account Of purchasers