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Tie qualities OF any or all may be increased or
a,uinlsneo as the service may hereafter req ulre.
Ire cont acts Will therefore be made, not for rpeoi
nc quantIts but for such quantities as the sefyice
my require 10 be delivered at those Navy Yards,
Contractors not residing at the places where de-
Iverles are required must establish agencles at
what may ue requlreo; and when contractor taIIs
onPtly to oomply with rsquisition, the Chief of
Authorized to direct purchases to be made TO sun
ply the n-hclency. under the penalty to be ek-
or dupiicate copy thereof, at the bureau of Pro,
VISION ana GIothlng, or az either OF the Navy ards
has been made ard received.
nepa,ate on ,Is must be made for each article at
more than one article Is contained in the Offer ihe
Chlelo tie bu eau VII have the right 10 acc pt one
reject the remainder; and bisders whose proposaIs
are accepted tand none others) will be forthwith
be ransInItso to tem Tor execnar Wbieb o Will
tet must be retnTnrd 20 the Bur.au within Ave
ua ol the time r. CURED for the regular
a. Two or more approved eure;iss in a sum eq ual to
will be rrq uired and twent, ter ntnm IN sdsissn
VIII De withaeld from the amount Of all yments
ton, secure its performances, and not IN anr
event TO be paid until 1t is in all respects oompie
iveries made will be paid b, the Nav ., LIE
In thirty Gays after bills, duly authentic sted shall
have beer presented tn him.
Blank forms OF proposals may be obtained on an
picston TO the Navy Agents at Portsmouth, New
HampshlTe; Boston, New Y ork, Philadel phia, Bal
record, or cup icate Of the letter informing the
bidder Of the acceptance of his proposal, will be
of the act Of 1886 and his bid viii be made Ind no
cePted in conformity with this understsndinr.
Every oner made must be accompanied (as di-
reoted In the act of Congress making appropriations
for the naval service for 1876 47 sppropef 9th of
a o,s s. BY written
taeI that the bidder or SddsIa hH WIZ A. Of
ton vi him Eve with good and sucien Hp sure
t,e.' to furnish the pplles proposed The bureau
less accompanied By the guarantee req sifed By law
th OF The ggarantee to be cert6ed BY
~ 9s she agent District Attorney, or Collector
TIE attention Of bidders is called TO the samrl,,
snst,; articles required, as ia IN, in
tg Be made bstceen fhsarficies ofersd and ths
nS thai fall 6eloic thew
,ssoiS% az Mares 49, and @i' ie nc 70
ael o. the lnth iHxust, 1876. mar l7-Iavsv
FOR HARPER's PERRYAND WILLIAMS.
i5.snsIs' :sI! Ris,s! .iis ssEss s 80 ssss
I asfPs SR Fs9fs snd oa TaURsSsVs
e EAEassloPs Capt Wells, leaves GeorsesoH ea% on
and on fSi bbs'Hs ZEN Pa
MAJ; E Ii B.ensle o.n be chartered on WE'D.
excursion parties. w naDAfS Tor
MA,IT y. MATTINGs Just received a,
'ai q c aSf66S S0% ~ il shs build
ot I6 o snSnf Which would pafticuisry not.
Uni ah .aa : ssaSs Il, Ek,S asss ;.s
Clti.ens and strangers are r..,.ctf.l, ,,x,,., ;,
.pL: = PERRY 4 CO.,
mar ls-s. PENN. sSsnas and H 81 street. ss
NOTICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

MOOSE GREY-This ceebra,ei trott No e. >
W lion will stand for service The ensuing -
sea OF, CONNER Gins 18th March nd 81 di ne IN
ist Jniy, at Pnmphr@ys stables. Washing "a
t1r, ID Z, and at GARDENERS stables, UPPER Ma-l-
borough. Nd. alternately one wesi at a time at
hrst premium for spec. at the following fairs: At
th7 United States and VIrsI /, state Cen:rai Fair
o. ls533at the Rockville, Montgomery County Fair
1859; and at the Frederick Md, State Fair. lS5a'
FoT terms and pedigree see bills '' '''''
mar II I'm" n w RIuNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

MR.. MURDOCH AND MRS. GLApsrANH-The
season Of this distinguished actor and actress in
the Federal Metropolis, which closes tonight.
has been the most remarkable one known to the
history Of the drama among US; for they have
drawn fine houses here for thirty nights-an
achievement which no others were ever able to
accomplish.
Public opinion in Washington has certainly
stamped them as being the best actor and actress
now on American boards-a compliment of which
they may well be proud, for Washington audi
ences are necessarily composed of a far larger
proportion Of persons of critical acumen than any
other American audiences possibly can be: the
first minds and the best taste Of the nation being
assembled here during the sessions Of Congress-
in far larger proportion than any where else.
Strange to say, Mr.. Murdoch has found it i'm pos
sible to obtain an engagement to play in a New
York theatre, though no actor has performed his
range OF characters there in ten years past at all
comparable with him. His American nativity
Is doubtless at the bottom of the fact all the New
York managers being Englishmen and proven
bal for excluding really first class American
actors from their boards, lest if American stars
obtain solid footing in the New York thea.
tres their control Of the drama there shall depart
Forrest is the only American tragedian they su Ter
to play there, and they permit him to play only
because they cannot help themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
LOST AND FOUND.

AOC1 AMI COO MI.
/ GST-i esterdsy morning, q gold BREAST
IL PIN set with eight GRANTEES round one in the
centre The hinder will be rewarded on delivering
1t At All 18th st., between and HI. It's
DC Bk EASTPiN, containing hair on one side
and the likeness of the owner on the othar The
above reward wi be paid by leaving II at WAR
DER &STEWART w God and Coal Office cor
ner of Fl and 18th SITS Its
STRAYED OR STOLEN.-A liberal reward
~ will be paid by the undersigned for the ~
recovery and return Of my grey HORSE IN
OF pretty large szs anG about 10 years old "a
whlch was was missed on the evening of the 18th of
March, 1860. rAUL BAUMAN,
Brewery, ID street south,
mar lI-St Between 5th and 9Th SITS. east
7 OSr-On Thursday, 18th March, either on I4th
M,ll, on Rock Creek, a PORTEMOSNXifEFsaaf con.
tanning small sum OF money and some papers
which are of no value to any one but the owner A
noeras reward Will he given, If the pocket book be
returned as 1t was when lost; if the papers alone
be returned TO this Office thev would be thankfully
received anu no questions asked. mar 16-lwH
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
j arrived this DAY. .mbracing ali quail xxS
ties and sizes of Sole Leather, Lsdi~s Pm
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk LID
saesroom exhibits at this ii ne the greatest variety
o. treveilng req uIstes, At moderate prices 10 be
on Of aei iAbiEsS frr
IL Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
mar l6-Stif lstates.l 500 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

THE CHIP CARD!
ml1-2. DEMPSEY. Z 6is'TfooLEs, Ensr.ver..
OOO CORDS OAK AND PINE WOOD
hS~UO For sale, on tho Potomac. For terms
mar l7-2wt o.
WEnDtNG ENv 1H LdjffEisso new and beautiful
patterns, 10 be found a. ~
mar,7a DEMPSEY 4 o,TooLE's,
OPERA Classes OPERA FANS.
% '"'' '~A0''"s Mely "A
mar - d. Temple OF Fancy.
COLORED STAMPING UPON NOTE PA
DEMPSEY 4 O'TOoLE,
o Card Engravers,
mar l7-st Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th sts.
That MUCH HAZE AbM HRE SEEN
Which we present to our customers.
DEMPSEY OTOOLE,
a. Ca,d Engravers,
TIE COPAKTNERsHIP Heretofore existing
MATTHEW'S, In the drug business, in this city, Is
MS gay dissolved. by mutual consent,-Edward S.
debts due the concern authorized to be collected
w ,.' .ln'"s fEsSIWs.ARp $. MATTHEW'S.
SPECIAL MASSACHUSETTS,
~ OF IG2pTASE EAST OF THE GAPIT0L At Auc
eRcer 1 6s bs,n5so ses in ate
midway between the Capitol and Navy Yard.
he lot fronts 80 feet by lo5 feet in depth Specuia
lots anu those seeking desirable Residences vii,
90 well to tend the sale, as desirable property
ls rarely offered at auction. mar l7-N*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

~ rAThiCK'S pAY.-Ths Festival of
-. ca etfios Will ba celebrated at 81. DomI-
ka1egyrie NJ II, ut. nlge MATS, st . a. H. and q
TIVE me ssiut pt O'Clock ,. m. mar IS-.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

1HE SECOND Gun FROM VIRGINIA came booming
10 W ashington Yesterday afternoon in the shape
OF authentic news that the Wheeling district had
CHOSEN Hunter delegates to the Charleston Con-
Venrion-another district claimed at the recent
State Convention in Richmond as being certain
70 elect Wise delegates. Last night the third gun
came, from the Norfolk district, in which pro
Wise delegates have been elected
great desire was manifested last night to learn
who were yesterday elected to represent the Win.
chester district. The Virginia politicians now in
washington swarmed the hotel halls, and ran
down all likely, possibly, to have heard from
Winchester, for information-but in vain
P.S.-Dispatchesf from Wine hester this morning
state that in the tenth electoral district. Messrs
Hoge and Funston have been appointed delegates.
ana Messrs. Parsons and Duckwell alternates, to
Charleston. All Hunter men,
In the fifteenth or Fairmount district. Charles
Russell, Of Wheeling, and VIM. g. Brown, of
freston have been appointed delegates to Charles
ton. Both for Hunter
The result in Virginia, SO far, is as follows:
For Wise-Norfolk district, two delegates
For Misunderstanding district. two delegates /;
winchester do, two Parkersburg do, two.
Making six for Hunter, and two for Wise.
Inc TaPpahannOck district meet on the Goth
ana will undoubtedly follow suit by choosing two
Hunter delegates with almost unanimity. This
Is the district in which Mr. Hunter resides, and
has custom of furnishing Presidents to the Union,
having already supplied Washington, Madison
and Monroe. 1t begins to look very much as if
hisdistrictwas going to furnish another President.
Another noteworthy fact is that they all make ex-
cellent and popular Presidents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
LIST OF LETTERS
NEMAINING in the Post Odioe,

IOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR,
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published In Washington
IL All persons applying for letters In the follow
Ing list, will please say they are ADvRRTIsKp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

FROM THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF Music,
WILL GIVE A SEASON OF ONE WEEES
DURATION,
Commencing MONDAY, March Ie, and most pos
ltvely concluding on Saturday, March a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
LIVERPOOLANDL LONDON
ftRG AHSS RANCE COMPANY.

Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!

~ -, -, ~, ~ " i" " ~ F,.6O bOOOi
INVESTED ~ TIE UNITED sfAISs, OyER ts.J U5sI
All 10 af1rs fe,sJndUy RsPon9As pr ne E1giysrfl a.
tte t.sA,,.ry
SF respectfully ask attention - the
w sad London ts,ufsnce company 10 u, n., ~
large cash capital aud te-tmsnt as stated above
The l.fe cApaa and Income 0f the Company enable n 4 -,
Hlrs convenient {" parties rrlung ge 5lsuases
III A. lpn =" The ordinary mode Of Insurance this Cmbuy o.
sues hILdNEhI FOAItIko on The pay TINA az b
Al lIkNtAS. Property IS, ttencsisftl PERR1NEaTtI
SChhD The Policy esn b. cancelled A1y dine Gnd here.
mlam VII be rstdfHe1less per crut
Is ,omptny VII" make Insurance loss Reuis By Fire eu
new anj most lDefa principle
Und e Policies ~ s Company all csns are ps!d upor pr,
seutiiin ct sau.f4, tory proof loss without az
l0H % interest," sud not Il usual DAYS sns psssrts
uon Of proof WORKMAN WYATT, Agents
mltli loo Main street lev doo.. ahoy b..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
LANES a. ROsfIER

IN > Q RA n OF AdENT.
C1ce East Sde 9 He se SooAd dor Soyft 4/as Grrsr o.
AIig and llE
pEP2ssENTs the following e.IAbHshei and reliable Cam
IA psnes: ~ ' WI
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. Of ,he CITY oNew York eapltaI
aid surplus ............ asao oaa
Homboidt Fre n'uance Co.. of .he cry VI Noa York cAL
y tai s,d su5plas go
aud surplus ............ -' 1a9 an,
Irving ire Insurance Co. Of " capital 10000 With large
surplus.
PhGr Fire In Co.. OF Brooklyn, Capital and surplus ts 900
Policies Issued on BuldEgs Furniture MaDufacorles Merean.
u-e ara Personal opery generally against damage BIZ
hre on the was favorable promptly adjusted
punc-ip seied the security o1erd by the
conducted az they are b. experienced underwriters s
sure Tue most eple guarantee aud the s assurance that AZ
contracts ed gto by them viii be fulfilled
acto mann e The hong experience Of the subscriber IA hes
nAeF VII l1'ate and protect 30 the bes' Abss liz
nerr o All Who may be disposed patroaEe bis eoTs Coun
ny @8i hlahd navigation sss Vessels
he mos lie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
REMOVAL.

w. =, x Cf. DON NAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE AND HEAVY HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY,
hADGIiS,
Richmond, Va.
VTAVE removed p street. TO their New Iron
Front Warehouse GOVERNOR street Main, where
The, NAV he found By ihrlr la future
v various arrivals England, and from Msnutacohcs at
home possession OF f and complete stock OF all the
articles Ca which selected with much pur
chased from direct with especial reference TO
the Virginia. North Carolina, and Tennessee trade
which REGULAR house whatever
our New s,uated Ia the heart Of the city equal distance
the yarou hotels and Ia It's erection have spared ne
expense rendering convenient and perfect In
Us arrange eus Hardware Establishment In the country
and will fnd OF the most cheer
pleasant and comfortable houses ia which 70 make their pur
cla,,s they have visited.
We beg leave tender friends grateful thanks for The
rsl patronage extended years past assuring
them will endeavcr by every u power
t 70 continuance OF their favor and coincidence
" 8 G. DONNAN,
New Iron Rront Block, ucvernOr 81.
Orders will receive our prompt and careful attention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
RICHMOND MADE
a orr ON lt11,,aI AIanl,,o.,

All lCttIJuldl MacnlnGrY.
EANINtt cCllUred al -llh
peine1t and Seed sose on Msn street. invite particular
attention oz the farmers OF lgnla my facilities fcE maniac
turing kiad u Ag UiGfG M chneTy implement
shall paw especial attention 10 the Of TBRFsB
iNG 1AthHFS OF the neat models materials sni workmanship
Ny PORTABLE HORsg POWER arranged as 10 r,qaire nc
digging delay m starting ard h secured the approval Of al
who have used hem Ny PATENT STRAW CUTTEHs are too Ee
kuoat 70 aerj CONNER cal0n.
A heretofore Keep constantly bsni Of mT
fully warranted Corn Shelters for hand poger
Pans, ,Crhe kespers Hay Pr.sel Cider NILS Seed Dr PoWs
h9rrns nay hAks GieaheEs CIsios Ga saA Leather hs
chine BetinP &c g..
sss Repsi.s u si kinds promptly attended,
Agent Tor HkiOfd Hufmshs Wheat shi Gugno D9ls
hcCcrmicks Reaper aud Mover.
ies -dSm II. NJ. SMITH Nc. Il Main S.
scJThEItE LOCK mAHTRACTORY.--DEel ns
> Locks oi every description Sliding Door Trimmings VI
best quality AlsQ Pron and Bsnk Locks Hinges and
any height Bells hung with or without Tubes
ALL KINDS or REPAIRING DONE
As sell no work bat manufacture prepared to
warrant Il 70 give entire Satisfaction t. those Eho may
with call.
WILLIAM READY,
22O Main Street between 9Th add 9th
kl0-ly RICHMOND, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN 30 x ill.,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
Ety sT NJ 6,+prg , TosE D. D. Principals.
NHE duties OF the current session OF s Institution Will De TO
L sumed on TUESDAY. the 50 day OF January, lso',
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev D. HoFe D. b English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy A. NJ, Mental aai Moral Philosophy aud Natural
coleman (Unlversly Of Va Mathematics, Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
prof Charles Sebeft, Plano
Madame Mathlic Estyan, Vocal Music.
Prof a. Ia BOubar!c French.
Pref c. Perslco, l;Alsu, Drawing and Painting.
senor Carlos Curloyez Mers, Spanish
Prof Heinrlck Schneider, Harp.
Prof o. A. Ericsslon, Guitar
DR. Hoge Engh Literature which have been found
so very interesting and Instructive viii be continued Young Ia
dies residing city, who longer pusue their studies At
school still wish 10 cultivate Bellies Letres become
members bis Glasses and attend az the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
Board Tor months enjng last day Of June 1850 $500 %
Washing and lights 70 W
A. In ordinary English branches .... . ...... 40 OO
a. ir advanrad do DO .................... 30 90
Modern Snd Ancient Languages each. ~ W
Music and instrumental piano and Guar) FOR one . M
For Two lessons Of one hour each per week 50 90
~. ~ piano ............. 10 10
Drevipe In Crsyon Observation-Disclosures. % 20
PsjrDS IN Water colors ............... 80 OO
Painting n OIL ~ W.
The Boarding Department under the control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy Pdre1t control the young ladies
trusted 20 their care.
with regard school All business letters should be addressed
40 A. NJ. DUPUY.
Ja9-dly Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17

A MrlAxcHaLy AcclD.Nr.--iirs. VI. S. Cullen, Of
Orange c. H. consort of Geo Cullen Jr, was accident
y burnt to death Friday night last. Mrs. Cullen was
in her ROOM in the Exchange Hotel, accompanied by 10
one save her child aged about months aud
want girl both of whom asleep, and kneeing
before the fire engaged in prayer when her clothing took
fire. she ran down stairs but before she reached the
lower floor was in flames. some gentemen ia tie sitting
room of the Hotel hearing her Screams to her ASST
lnoe but before they reached her She burnt so bad
Il that she died the next day about u o'clock Orngr
ThrOs,cit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH MEMS,
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, &c.
0EsUERs Of Mchardson Linens those hesrozs Of cb
~ tanning the Genuine Goods should articles they
purchase sealed with the full o. the % ~ RICHARL
SON. SONS ONDEN guarantee Of the soUuinesS ani duIa
billy Of the goods
Ts caution rendered essentially necessary lsae quantities.
o. Inferior and defective neus prepared ssason
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON BY lsh Bouses Eho
regardless OF the injury thus inflicted alike American
the manufacturers O the genane E no; readily
abandon business profitable while purchasers Imposed
sh Goods Of = worthless character.
J. BULL0CEE 90
sss-dly Agents GO Church Street New YSrk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

HHVIIMOND WADE CLOIHIN0i
L n G L Q a - ed E'a cillt G =.
FHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the o.
city Of Richmond twenty years. and has at this ~
uue RON 30 TO l hands In his employment and WILL In ~
the next month or make large additions 20 that mum "
Der Having taken the story especially for
featuring purposes be determined make article Ia the
clothing line that shall compare every respect with clothing
made In Northern cities, and he asks the patronage OF his old
end and The public generally ysw Of the fact that he Civ
ing employ Ia midst number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who tight otherwise sue for the necessaes OF
lie He has the best OF cutters and materials not to be surPass
ed by house 10 the country
Mayltnd Virginia. Carenas and Georgia Cassimeres and
rEeed OF all grades and color Strictly Southern Manuiscur
Ing House al shall be satisfied by personal inspection Of not
What he intends do doing for
T. d SPENCE, Clothler and Tailor,
mh2 Corn Main and 18th sts., Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME 81.

~ 5.l au Che Naausc-qt, previously agreed upon be-
g. ON, parties ,, go 49,, .,,. D. . 81, a., -,,,
AT VII be- continued lut ordered cut, and payment
,....l lc---rast- --t,. . IL. ~. A.
~ rs Aual s-rsrs, Il is proper 10 state DISTINCTLY
s p- .sss lay extends Co tsr Immediate business kes
E. H other Advertisements by them to be
h.--.. -tl-.s sa vUr.ltion-
~ El.e and General Agents Aive ascnrnts not 20 ee
- ~, ys- bu charged thr usual rates, subject
l'- .......rts lis staU he agreed upon.
.r.re ana yearly advertisers. generally engaging
Ft. asl1 r.e privilege of change, shall not Their
o. Ia .ry Uae week, insert u1rr than Che amsuLt
y ~ P. H. s..1trr ru. uri-th. contract, and AT excet
81 ..--.r-t f1 boz. ers--ei af fhs usual rates.
1-a-s Inserted ir th- S-IliWeesy Whlg st > cents
f % ras or fog t.e arst asarun, Nnt 90 cca.s
pr --.,.. -.H- -.agH... or II ~--s'y. > cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
Wu. IRA SlIITH'S
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
FNIAbLINIIEU N IoJV.
III RTG HhNONn V A

IT Is generally known shat established my Clothing
MaUlftcory il us city rEN YEARS AGO and have couln
time continued amt make large portion OF NV
stock l Richmond as hundreds Oi my customers Will TESTIFY To-
hayu Increased forces from time o time, now better
prepared receive orders work n large small quantities
llI VIII guarantee Co furnish them just AS low as
t had o Northern houses and eIlal la style aud ua
tcrUi
Being uy Business mot having climbed In az
back vuioz others ouIe Halter myself that can
give much al good article Tor The price as any house
North or south
ffrdr.e the Ola established houses lrst, and lrt 1 resp the
-s Justly merit for past present future services
luros rs can prove by from seventy i've 10 one
hundred hands employ, and many o them have been
t0vyrtrs.
csn SO without additional cost hM IRA SMITH,
las ia Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
CLOTHINC AT UuOLEsALE.

W. are prepared TO show country Merchants much
larger more attractive and cheaper stock OF spring
Niothln than heretofore Having important advantages In
me purchase OF our goods extensive preparations and an
experience Of more than twenty years In the manufacture and
sale OF thing believe desirable styles and bet
Yer workmanship for The same lower prices than any other
house n NE trade DryOng whole Of attention TO this
branch Of business alone determined build trade
CRY Oder great Inducements those o. house IN
a WITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
ESTABLISHED 1884.
l.. CREW u SON.
cygaM QhAp avn gANDIG MAVIIPACTURERS

18th Strcet,OppOEIte J"e Market
EANING enlarged facilities for manufacturing We are pre-
furnish the superior grades OF Soap aud superior
Taow Caniles prices t than the quality can
obtained We have expectations oi large in
crease very patronage long time extended
our house policy to make tothe interest
81 patronlzv this old established home
f.ct,ry NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing,
Genteel Clothing,
AtIIO rsaIn Street.

CALL u and make your selections and buy the goods styour
o9u price want Oh GET an the stock Of the
vay aed that ,ui oeI such Inducements must attract
and s..Ir. sale.
Do ,ul Wi, o. make good Investment buy suit of
f.i TUPNAS HULL 10 Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-17
n1,,Ir LIrE AND TImEs or HNRoD TME

L GReAT lpstrecelyedby
A. EOKRIs, 81 hlan st.
THE Life and Herod the Great connected historically
and prophetieAIy with the coming OF Christ By "n. NJ VIII
letL Price 81.
BY Albert Bars 81
By AltsFt Barnes ~.
PRACTICAL sermon designed Tor Vaeapt ana fa
lies BY Albert Barnes. ~.
TREATISE Medical Electricity iheoriics and practical AID
its the treatment Of paralysis neuralgia and other dis
eases By ). Ahus, NJ D. sL2a
GTDE practical strdy OF diseases OF the Eye with an
outline the Medical and operative treatment BY Jas DIX
on FRCS Sl
HISTORY Of he Prssbytesn Church relsn condenssd
the standard work IL Res and blen BY tbs Rev samuel
d Alexander. o..
TIE Blind indusvsy investigated by the key
James MeCosh professor q L9gs andsaphysss Queens
cplegs, bslfsSf ~ PSs