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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11
LOST.

II OST-A POCKET HANDKEROHIEF-At the
HA National TheAter, marked ct. l.. G." Any
one leaving the same at this office, will be re-
warded. sell-b$
II OST-on Saturday afternoon, on going from
~ Seventh and Mound, to Main and Fourth, or
Walnut, between Third and Fourth, Breast Pin
oarbunele set in Etrusea1 gold The finder IeaTing
& CO.. corner Of Third and Walnut, win be suitably
rewarded. 40 fH sell-br
IT OS T-BREAST-PIN "A diamond cluster
II 4 Breast-Pin, with thirteen sets in. The finder
will be iberally rewarded by leaving the same at
ths ofhce, or the north east corner of Third and
Race. CHEs. M. CLARK. selO7be
II OST-Between the Postofhce and Newport
IL Ferry, lady's Work bag, containing $500 in
Wolf The finder will be suitably rewarded, and
receive the thanks of poor widow, by leaving the
same at the Press Office. se9-d'
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STEAMBOATS

TUESDAY, sEPFEABRR n.
Regular Tuesday Packet for garkolaburg and
SSFRAMRR LIBERrv, CAPE. BQQTHs
= IS 81 'N' II 1. nicBuRND;, Agent EseaszE
THIs DAY, sEPIEmBEK n, AFsP.M.
~ y For Psrhe 4 bhre ana wheeling.
GTRAMER s,ALLR LIST LEAVES As
IN 7. AaByRNrE, AEsa, go & - &
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

Miss Eva Baldwin was appointed teacher
in the Fifth District, at a salary of $40 per
month; and Miss Carson in the Eleventh
District, at a salary of $25 per month.
The Trustees of the Eleventh District
were authorized to occupy another room in
appoint two additional teachers, at salary
of 500 per month.
A resolution authorizing the sale of the
upper and lower Race-street and the Ninth
street lots, was, after considerable debate,
laid on the table. Adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

XVANTED-AGENTS- Male and female, for
w every county in the United States, 70 sell by
suhscription the new work called PEOPLES PLY
kIClAG, gnusuaily large inducements are offered.
Wanted, also, general agents; Apply 20 l.. +.
AEADEkt No. 10 East Fonrth-st rect, front room
Of SECOND stony between the hours of ten
A, Nj. and hve p. M. sell-bs b
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FOR LEASE.

N7<OR LEAeR-wth privilege Of purchase, IN
Ten years ssysIFl nne Bgila7g Lots on Hsta' sR
.sr Ne ? AP9llo Buildings corner Fifth aud Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

.1.laf -lrI n.ff .i1NN1 N 1ltQi tffNi b rlllnrf
f.ftii ra r1aa 70 - Hlrhar sfIata F.sinei
= .-..4na "a $50 tllfal NV leili atat.i ara =
glalia.f ill
-Tf-Y1ENo f asaId t9AIJ,uWH
ss-tN4I a-a q Nat - 1alau VA "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11
STRAYED.

sT0LEN-Fiv dollars Reward.
- on Thursday night the 9Th, a red and white
Cow black teats, wide hornst white spoon her fore
head. Any person giyng information OF her whers- w
NELLEY, No, Sc Elizabeth-st.. - sell-b'
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METBoRoIoeICAL OBsERvATIoEs--By Henry
Ware. 0ptician. September 10:
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EIurFts n IFGfsa a. -
.rTWgIAu a 0lWUIAg
rulfTU Msaa rE A.I "a eEHnHggT A
frir. EHarIf ta1r ll'aA aa L. "a tIaA a.
Nflfl
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BOARDING.


VpOARDING-Stranger visiting the Fair can
1O be accommodated with rooms and board at
l39 Sycamore-street, above Fourth, at private
boarding-house. sell-b"
DOARDING-Transien boarders will be ac-
0B commodated on the most reasonable terms at
The Utah House, No. 2S6 Main-street, during the
National Fair. VIM. JENNYS, Proprietor. l.. b.
n. g.. gt r lsen-b'l
sROARD1NG-A pleasant front room, second
IO story, unturnished, for family; and two
three day boarders at No. 269 NiRth-street, be-
tween Central-ayenue and John-street. sell-b*
WPOARDING-A fine room with board for
EO gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; also,
one single room, at 225 West Fourth-street
lselI-D-l
HlOARDING-Two respectable girls can have
A1 board, with pleasant room, where no other
boarders kept, by calling at the southeast
ner of Ninth and John. Terms reasonable. sei0-b'
DOARDING-A gentleman can be accommo-
AD dated with board, or one or two day-boarders.
Location very pleasant. 269 West Seyenth-street.
[selO-b'J rT
ROARDING-A gentleman and lady and two
IL single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant board in a small Eastern family, by apply
ing at ~ George-st., second door above Plum.
Terms moderate sel0-b4
BOARDING Gentlemen wishing to obtain
~ the comforts of home can be suited at the
Australia House, 273 Walnut-st., between Sixth
and Seventh also, nicely furnished rooms, with
gas, without board, If preferred. Room for O few
day -boarders. Terms liberal.
se6-h+ 7f JOHN MARTIN. Proprietor-
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SCHOOL BOARD Proceedings Last Night
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
Vice-President Wilstach in the Chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved. ..
A Communication was received from the
City Auditor, relative to the condition of the
school fund at the commencement of the
school year, which exhibits the following
statistics:
Total amount at August sottlement.""""slOiI IO7 IS
Distributed for white youth SOo979 90
=" cOlOred youth............. 3,l2S Is
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Ei1,miTLM. lR0fNttQ eE

m0mEE2 ELs. 10 EE1lEEzaD
"a a0kT
.isiEi6snnl ,gHWoClE ct
laIr6lafrraJ I-eW 1l1 WhaIE.iil
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

TUES sDAY4-+..... 80. ..,.~,sEPTFMBFR Ii
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FOUND.

WNOUND-TAKEN UP-A full grown Hog. The
~ owner can have him by calling at O3 West
seventh.st., between Baymiller and Freeman and
paying charges SEIZED.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

The superiority of Nature over Science
is shown in the fact that while the latter has
never made aperpetual motion, the former
succeeds in every creation of speaking
woman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

VNTANTED-A PARTNER-E Either silent or
w active, with 81 900 OF $1,000, to embark In a
we'll ll-established and safe manufacturing business,
that pays forty TO sixty per cent. Address MANU-
FAO4URER, this office, with real namei and where
an interview may be had. seo-dT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

w tracted with or without galyanism, gratis;
and teeth hlled and artificial teeth inserted, IN
college Inlrmary, 20 College-st., between Sixth
and Seventh and Vine and Race, CINCINNATI.
se9-f@ M. WELLS, ID. ID. s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

NNyANTED-AGENTS- sell Campaign Med
w ais. The lkenesses Of the candidates for Pres
hundred Agents are now selling from 100 to 200 per
day. A specimen of either Medal will be sent Sby
inaiD upon receipt of fifteen cents. Address JOHN
STANTON, Stamp and Brand Gutter, 1879 Fifth
Street CiDcinnatf o. .lH--H l.-. seg-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

"ANTED-A PARTNER = With $4,000 or
w 5000 capital, in well-esta6lished, good coed
of-taking charge of the books preferred. Address
n g., Box ,41T, Cincinnati p. o. seS-d%
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WANTED

WANTS" SOB ahbE TUR BENT"
LOST" "FOUND." "B B0ARDlNG.r &o.--Ad-
vsrtisements coming under these headings, not eT
ceedins i've lines, vii, be iuserted twice for 05 oants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

ARKAxsAs-The Opposition OF Arkansas held State
Convention at Helena, the S0th ult, and appointed
the following gentlemen delegates the National Con-
vention Capt C. C Danley, of Pulaski county, George
J Grandy, of Desha county, NJ. S. Kennard of lnde
pep1enCe county, q. X. Underwood of Philips county.
NEw JERsEY-The following the delegates to the
Baltimore Convention from New Jersey: Delegates at
larre-Hon Joseph +. Randolph Hon. James Bishop
Alternates-Hon. Charles G. McChesney Elihu Day
District Delegates-Jesse f. Peyton j. W. Allen, Peter
|. Clark, Samuel A. Van Sauu, James A. Williamson
Alternates- George NJ. Robeson. Jacob Herbert Abra
ham V. Sehenck, Aug w. Cutler, P. S. Duryee.
MAINE The delegates to the Baltimore National Con-
vention from Maine are-Delegates at Large-Phneas
Barnes George c. Getcht Esqrs. District delegates
Samuel f. b jackson, Z. w. Pickering, J. Mcclellan,
Sam1 Iarrabee, J. S. johnson, Ssml Taylor.
GEoRGIA-The Constitutional Union party State Con-
yenton of Georgia was held at Medgevlle on the I'd
inst There was full attendance the whole State was
represented The following is list Of the delegates ap
ponted TO the Baltimore Convention. Delegates for the
State at large-Wm. Boynton, Col. A R. Wright Hon.
Joshua Hl, Dr. R. A 7. Ridley. Delegates for the Dis
tricts-lst. c. II. Hopkins, j. R. Sneed; I'd. j. A. l..
Lee j. L. Wimberly; Sd. Thos. Hardeman, l.. II. Wyche;
4th. j. NJ Calhoun, Geo. w. Adar; 9th. Josiah K. Par
rott. JOS Mcconnell; 9th. T. W. Walker, J. t. Lump
kin 9TH. Isham Fannin, Geo. Bartlett; Sth. V. N.
Barnes, Il. Ii. Clark.
ILLINoIs-The Union party State Convention Of Hi
nois was held at Chicago, on the 26th inst The follow
ing is list Of the delegates to the Nation Convention
at Baltimore: Delegates at large-Gen John Wilson,
Hon John T. Steward Alternates-Arthi jald Cly ybu n
John Hamlin District delegates-A Y. johnson. John
Rogers, Josiah Snow, John c. Proctor, Elphaet Wood
Coleman Gaines B, T. Patrick, George A. Fitch, b, s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

Incre = ed Fa Gilt =.
NHg subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the -
city Richmond twenty years, and has this ~
time from % lUo hands Ia his employment aud will in ~
the month make large additions 70 that LII
Der Having the story his especially
facurng PURPOSES determined make article In the
clothing line that shall Ia every respect with clothing
made Northern ce and he asks the patronage % his old
friends the public generally yisw Of the fact that he Civ
ing empoymen. midst 20 large number OF mechanics and
worthy females Who otherwise Tor the necesares OF
life He has the best Of cutters materials 10 be supA
ed by house IN the country
Maryland, Virginia. Carllinas and Georgia CasSmere and
rEeeis an grades strictly Southern MaruActur
House. an shall be satisfied by personal inspection of
shat he intends what he has been doing
T. B SPENCF, Clother and Tailor,
uh2 Corn Main and 18th sts Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

Mo TALITY Amongst CATrE AND SHEEP.-The Ken
Ri (Eng Mercury states thu the losses Of sheep from
starvation has been fearful alaOng the Lake Mouutans
and tie range OF hills extending from Couiston Old Man
TO Sunmore The hocks areyery weak and sckly, and
large numbers daily dyirg. Never, in the memory
of the Oldest shepherd the Mills Of Westmorel4nd
be remembered so fearful mortality amongst the noun
tain sheep and great fears arerntertaned that it has not
achel its highest pitch it is thought that the
sheep begin to feed the yong sprouts OF green grass
which making their appearance, 1t will cause
dsenery in their hocks and ien there is remedy.
In Ireland cattle are dying fast in consequence Of the
inc emency Of the weather. and Of starvation The ROs
common Herald says that on Sunday scnnight in the
fields along the roadside between Boyle and RoscommOn,
three splendid COWS lying dead. The people say
they cannot purchase sufficient quantity Of hay for
them. Some Of the large sodmasters losing cattle
by the dozen from the csrse Lambs also 60
ing last Hay also is that it sells at present for
5s Cd to 6s. Sd per cwt ard very difficult to be had
even st these rates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

Morris. Alternates- Waller Ford, Geo V. Byrd J. T.
K Prime, ]. s. Crane B. w. Speas. D. J. Snow, Raney
L. Barry J. W. Chickering, Alfred Dutch.
The Convention designated as thar choice Hon. John
Mclean, of Ohio and Gen. Sam Houston Of Texas, for
President of the United States, Hon. John Bell of Ten
nessee, and Washington Hunt of New York, for Vice
President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

nUR stock of Ready Made Clothing complete and ask the
~ Aentn Cf customers and public n general 70 cali aud
be convinced Who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
Inc us ct Our stock Is large and will continue 10 make up
during the Summer % b able keep stock In complete
We wi also make Clothes order Ia the latest styles,
and viii warrant 90 b sale.
large stock or ohs merss aud yesines hand All
We ask Is call, and look Tor yourself, at MORRIS 60,
1901 Nj in Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

o. nO OOO I've enter upon the Spring Season with
CIUU,OUO! the largest most varied and elegant
of FINE SPRING CLOTHING retail sales have
shoEu fund In the south The embraces
the choices STYLES OF European and American goods all which
have been gotten by ourselves IN that peculiarly tasty and
durable for which Clothing has so long been eeebra
ted
We shall continue offer every lnducement TO purchasers
and hope and Of the large
patronage upon for than twenty wears past
~ New STYLES Introduced constantly and all The novelties OF
the may be At Old stand lC2 Main Street
APPS KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
Spring AND SUMnER CLOTHING,

WI IRA SMITH, ilt MAIN ST,
As IN store % his manufacture, large and
desirable Gentlemen and Boys Fashionable Cloth
log consisting aud latest Of
Fabrics whch would the attention Of the patrons Hsv
long experience and facilities for catering for this
krt think stock cannot but give entire sat
scton vii sell you good article at fair prices, well made,
tAsiiy cut ami IN the latest styles
call Is al - convince you that mean all say.
KM. IRA SMITH. ia Main e..
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Across the narrow drty street,
see az early dan -"

all informed with u spirit which will not suffer them
to he lost in oblivion W. tus that the future will bring
many pieces from this gentemans graceful and
hce p n. In an age when authors to measure the
value OF their productions rather by quantity than quail
ty is refreshing whan author who recognizes
the high dignity of authorship and only gives of his
stor." what has been polished finished and perfected
We trust that he will adorn h, Eeld and Rresiie with
many gems both in prose nd poetry. He possesses
the ability to build up ealngwecky in the South, and
hop. end expect will apply lis fine talents with ener
gy t. this important undertaking We commend him,
pc sonaly in his literary character and in every way
our Southern fellow citizens Of Georgia. We have no
ioub. that they will give Nr. Thompson warm we
c)me.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

10 % De cons tf tnt month
,ari the Manuscript previously agreed upon Be.
g ere paltrs -
-rs win bel c1atnueJ until ordered cut, aad payment
...r-f accordingly.
go psr AZ AurgsrzEv- avoid any Misunderstanding
~ Annual Advertisers % is properto state distinctly
privileges only extends 90 their Immediate business. Real
"a, ana .u other Advertisements by them be
l.l...-, charge and DO yvrilti1n-
g. and General gents Adve .senents not 20 be
M tle year. be charged the usual rates subject
.-..t discounts ts shall bee agreed upon.
- gr sse.-s and yearly advertisers generally, engaging
- squares sikh the privilege o change, shall not their
- t,.--. u anv weeS insert than the amsunt
rl As standing rule under the contract and E
-...-t .-1rlu, t1 De charged AZ the usual rates
inserted in the Srui reky Whg at Is cents
. f D lines less - the a-st Insertion, and 80 cents
n --. r.t-h cratnua1ce, or if weekly, rs cents.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOOi
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,260,O00l

Daily Revenue S1,5OO.OO.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER aSOO,000t
Az Directors Personally Responsible for TIE Engagements o.
TIE Company
WE respectfully the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company, TO its policy holders M
large capital and investments stated above.
The large capital and Income Of the Company enable 10 take
parties requiring large ofnsurance
addition ordinary mode Of insurance. this Companyis
sues PERlA NENTP0LICIE the payment OF TEN ANHC.
Al PREMIUMS Property Is thenceforth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled at me and the
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make by loss Of Rents by Fire.
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Company all claims paid upon
senon satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement deduc-
ton for interest and not as usual sixty DAYS after pesenta.
ton OF preoL WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mh3l 100 Main street, few doors above Poston1ce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
CLOTHING! CLOTHING G. !
ALTO MAIN STREET,

FASHIONABLE IN STYLE.
SUPERIOR IN MANUFACTURE
with qualities OF an grades prices suit the demands Of the
Trade
Cur aim shall be TO do
First Glass Trade.
With facilities 90 purchase the Goods lhey come out
viii give customers the advantage the latest styles with
the choice of the market sHAFER HALSEY co,
4 TItu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
.AikJkDlAAkA AND ELh6AAI StFfLih
NE w q q q ID =.

Nav Isl, 1860,
~ U. PRICEG CO., making large additions 70 their
splendid stock i,t recent port tti3H' Tor sprng
inner sales la every department just opened and more
t..,.-l hourly.
Beautiful SIX P10li'ns an coiors
Elegant Aug.als Robes, choice ground
SIX roIi.t..s. elIrry aew
Another Do beautiful Lawns So much desired
Gr-v FoUIl-is, che ltst Iu market
BItcA mourn. .ag Sl.ks and Ialctas, very ioE
Lace and Muslin Collars
Hoop skirts
Llrer ana Camhrc Travelling Sets, &c &c
1e ManIs Department and MauIft-lry nov very i, 10
y material che superb Lace 90 he most moderate
Al1 ul, and f customer be suited rom me stock
h. made 90 ORDER ans shape aad quality, upon lev
..H r"fcr
-. '''5 rR PRICE& co.
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THE NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
NOT FOR THE DAY ONLY)

irRohan's Ghost. By Contributor 90 "The Atlantic
1'-' book aunc ny critics superior 90 any similar
r..-tl book. has passed tn ne Third Edition 400
esrmainr. Ey EnvrND About This author ranks frst In
bis books read n1rr uln any other authors This
...-.l.ur move. is hv far his best book f',uh
K .tIory Cf WcrtlWnd. sixth Edition az hls elegant
s rrly. N0t ouy uusi interesting story but the hand
s book of ne cnsr s.uaI This edition is st AN
r. ys1-srt over others iI beauty Ci Din iins tluO
Tac Roman Question. by FuucNs AH.rr. THIS Is
Correct IrUun edited by Rev. p n. hrk Aud IS
c.--..f 1r every particular toc
ART KCCreutions, richly Illustrated continuing insrue
r.- r. -surr G-eclu Painting Antique do, W1Nwork, Hair
arI l fsc .1s OF the elegant pshmruts oi e day
v1b- book r teachers those would become teach
sH ElruUS hpEnyCn $50
Biography Of Srif-Taught-u cn--1niversaly &C
Fscd Is oae Of ht best books os youth eve, aoinei 'O
Above Tor sale BY an Booksellers and sent by mall By the Pub
p rILTON a CONPANY Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

PIANO FORTES!
H. GALE CO, take peasurei In inviting the
attention Of Artists, Amatuers and the pub f58-Ey
lie generally TO their Nav SCALE ovERsRuNG, IRoS fT
FRAME PIlSo PoRTEs, just introduced The grow
ing demand for foes Of than ordinary power
bran tone directed energies the production
an submit the result without competition
Our Pianos are manufactured Of the
ra immediate supervision and guaranteed give
entire whether ordered direct any
OF our Agents throughout the country We solicit
that patronage which have enjoyed for the last % years
A. H. GALE L CO.,
ap7-3m lOI East 18th Street. New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
SPRING AND SIMMER

SPRING AND SUMNER
DRY GOOD s!
received om private greatly reduced
prices.
THOMAS D. QUARLEs 4 SONS,
22g STREET,
Are prepared to offer their second supply Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which purchased during the past week At unusual low pree
Splendid DRESS SILKS Chutz CHENI SILKS.
Mourning GRENADINE ROBES
Poulard SILKS; SILK CHALLIES.
PoPPINETrFs; silk Warp R0ULARDa
GOODS for travelling dresses in great variety.
French CHINrZ BRILIANT organdies and Jaeonet ROBES
nounces
oRGANDIEs JAC0NETs and LAWNS.
Six Lace and Barege WRAPPlNGa
PARAsOLs and Ladies' UMBREILAA
FANs 10 great variety pA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs:
,p,psr as per annum seuiweekly, rs Weekly, %; A.
.4varce Remttaucgs mas De made 40 ths risk Of the
ss p IN cases where evidence taken TIE deposit Of
n -. ~ P5st once contAinlng money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
IS6O.
IaHO

Simp son " Miller
Il9 Mnin street.
NTOU viii dud Clothing % THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE. that
bc surpassed market. We will keep nstantly
hand duos he spring AMI months fun stock OF eve
thing that In Clothing line Our goods have been got
with especial reference the retail trade and
motto Excelsior regards PIT, STYLE and WORKMANSHIP
Suits epontg n color of different pieces and qua ties 70 It
an sizes Coats Pants Vests shirts made order At short
tee. Please give call al lls. uh2s SIMPSON MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
CHILDRENs, PATENT LEATHER

u
Cbdrens patent leather bOoees oxford ties with heels and
without
Chiirens' French calf pump sole bootees with heels
Chidrens' Goat oxford ties; with heels, very fine
Chidrens' Cloth Caters,
q with hu
Chidrens' Morocco BOotees "
Clndrens' :" without heels
Chidrens' Gcat thick soles " q
Childrens' Morocco BoOiets thin soles
Childrens' Slippers, vi and without heels
Chnlrers' " Kid and Anee ties with heels
Infants Shoes very fine. and many other STYLES at
Ap27 WM. WAISHs
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wM B. WILLIAM SAMUEL '. Ri
WILLIAMS a. REID,

II - - Z Y. IL
Commission Merchants.
CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND STREET
Cinciunuti, Ohio.
ss orders 5r All Nuds of ~ estcrn Produce and make
ss-.f Cash Advances on COnaignments for sale, or
Merchandise bought and stored acount of purchasers