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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-15

DOUGLAS Il GREGORY
TTESD THE COURTS OF HANOVER D. KING
n WILLIAM.
Il. B.. DOUGLAS also attends the Courts Of KIoS and
Queen and Caroline
B. 3. DOUGLAS, Aylett's, King William.
r. GREGORY, Jh, Old Church, Hanover. Feb 1U-ciy
LA z =. WARYN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
T1RACTICEs IL the Courts OF tue city CO Richmond, and
the counties Of Henrico, Hanover Rad Caroline.
JTe /. aizo Notary Public and Commissioner Of the United
States Court OF Claims.
The partnership between. M: Chastsin White .nG him.
a.. h.inr dissolved, his Office T. no- Oh 1lth street, jest
beloY Goddin's Hall
February 1S-cly
CP0NGES.-Batti1s and Carlisle sponEes for sale
g lor bv ". PETERSON i CO.,
lnril g Drugsst:.
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SOu, ouN h-h uahitN
Rather than be coerced, let them fight, tight
on, fight ever; fight till Virginia shall DO a
continuous grave yard from ocean to river.
And when Virginia shall be conquered, the
sun Of liberty will set in gloon and blood for
ever.
But, Mr.. Chairman, let Us rise above this
awful necessity, let US shut our eyes to the
horrors Of this extreme necessity. Let us, II
possible, avert the dangers that now threaten
ia. Let Virginia erect q platform broad
enough for all the States to stand upon; let
her crush out the schemes Of wiIe.puilers and
political tricksters, and appeal to The patriotism
Of the American people. Let her, with the
olive branch in one hand and the Constitution
in the other, mount that platform, and bid her
sisters come; let us have - feast OF reason and
Cow Of soul, and ~re-uuite in bonds Of confidence
and love forever the distracted spirits OF our
land.
1t will be glad tidinss Of great joy through.
out the land, and loud will he tue hcsannas
that will ascend to the bar Of God, to glauuen
the heart Of the Father Of his Country.
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by one to the other, according to it's relative
value. But avoid, i! possible, q disruption Of
The Government. Test the question fairly and
fully, and | may be permitted to say, with
Difference to every gentleman on this floor,
that have sem no proposition, that, in my
opinion, would SC fully accomplish it Us the
one submitted by myself.
1t is the duty Of each delegate to look to his
oEn locality and the interest of his constitu-
eaey in e,tins,ing what is best for the general
good. Acting upon this principle, my heart
has turned to my people, and my prayer has
been that may MD in accomplishing that re.
suit which will best accord with their views
and most eli: c:us|ly protect their interest.
The markets for my section Of country are
principally in the States Of Maryland, Penn
syivan,a and Ohio.
# the Government shall be divided, and a
tariff Of duties shall be imposed upon all arti-
c,es Of trade tina: croSa the border, it will rea-
Oily be seen that our trade, as it now exists,
will be materially obstructed. Take, for in.
stance, the farming and grazing interest. Ny
county is peculiarly a grazing county. Many
OF our cattle are bough. in the State Of OHIO,
ard find q market in Pennsylvania. If tariff
is imposed it must be paid by tho producer or
consumer.
ii II Is 3EDp0Stu Ou luo SVoS0ueA, Ao wall VI
oou-se, seek the Western beef, that goes to him
duty free. Il it is imposed on the producer,
it renders his business Improbable, and shuts
him out from the market of the free States.
1t will not DO contended that we can COM
pete with the rich districts Of the West in
grain raising, hence we must limit ourselves to
the markets Of Maryland. or change our pur-
suit, unless the South will open up to US u
trade, and | have not yet heard how this is
proposed to be done. 1t is true, as has been
urged upon this floor, that the North. West, in
climate, soil, w~aser-power, timber minerals and
oil, is not surpassed, if eqasied, by any other
section Of the State; and 1 would suggest to
the gentleman from Kanawhs, (Mr. SrNAEks,)
snd The gentleman from Monongslia, Orr. VII
.EY.) that when they speak Of their fertile
counties, to bear in mind that the rich valleys,
the gurgling streams and sloping hills Of Har-
rison make it fully their equals.
Mr.. Chairman. i the day Of Cur eountry's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04
suggestions in regard to matters pertaining to the
several departments of the naval service.


In concluding this report. il gives me pleasure TO
acknowledge the important aid l have received in
the administration Of the department from the Jealous
and very efficient COO Grafton Of the Assistant Secre-
try and the clerical force Of the department proper
and from the chiefs of the several bnreaus and those
performing public duty under their immediate super
intendence and direction.
To the patriotic officers of the Navy and the brave
men who, in various scenes of naval action have
served under them, the Department and the Govern
ment Justly owe an acknowledgment even more
earnest and emphatic. Courage ability, nniaitering
fidelity. and devotion to the cause of their coantry,
have been the general and noble characterstics Of
their conduct in the arduous and Important service
with which they have been intrus;ed. STATE with
all confidence that in their hands the historic reoown
Of the American Navy has been elevated and aug
mened. H. this convulve crisis Of our country the
duties of this department have been new and heavy
and its responsibilities great. have met them all
with entire honesty OF purpose, and have labored
nssiduously aud faithfully to discharge them. The
result of my abors | respectfully submit to you end
through you to the judgment Of Congress and the
country.
To the President.
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MARRKE ID.

,,,,rs oRR-On Tuesday Dee. g. In Grandsrest fresoy
i.r csrch by the Rev. James Harper Thos Mns esq
I."t. Orr OF Knlyback, onasb, County TyTsns, pe~Ns
Iri,h pypers p.sess esPy.
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prurv HATH CHaRMs.-Hunts Bloom o.
Ro.., vii; no, wash of iuu,s the Skin Hunts GSsr
oiet rosue p,fh Balm removes Pimpiss, Feekes Tan
No a Asto
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IAavrrtisementl
!! EMPORIUM. -

CENTRAL PARK SKATE En, ~. ...,;n. Nm,
ss,ss, sS% = Se s al and purses
Coso.kkA ,sIssp Grand and broone-sts.
No 4I4 BFosdws ost Wv s.sefuly.
Out. oftown orders attended 10 eaie's-''
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REPORT OF THB AUDITOR OF
THE TREASURY.

TkElrukf DsfAkTsbNri
FuTa ArnrToa'- osyicE, NOV. 29, 1881.
Sin; In compliance with The Request contained In J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-04

The Old Wigwam," last night, was dismally
droll To the lover of the fantastic the in its
iumbng OF the comic and the ugubrious furnished a
rare treat. The gathering OF the clans was very
slow, and the faces of the chieftans were not
at all. In the bar-room there were congratulations
on the defeat of Wood, upon whom was charged the
defeats Of the Democracy in this city. They rejoced
chat the King Of Manhattan Island was no more,
and that Tammany might again rice TO the glory and
the power that was hers in I" the ancient of days"
Az The " American Napoleon came in, he was
greeted with " How are you, Shafer. believe the
cog ID dead There were many inquiries why the
hall above WAS not open. The reply was that the
gas would not burn. But when il was announced
that Gunther was running ahead, the doors swung
upon their hinges crowd of several hundred rush
ing in and scrambling for the platform. Jimmy Mes
bit of the Sixth WaId, a good-natured fellow, in
shape and divers other respects reminding one OF
beer hogshead, was called upon to preside. After
two or three trials cheers were given for Gunther,
but the chairman didn't think they very re-
spectacle, at least would not suppose from his
ejaculation " Cd d-n you; you have got no life
in you. Cd d-n your souls" Somebody called
ont for three cheers for Fernando Wood" This
was TOO much for the equaninity Of the chairman,
and he at once let drive tumbler AZ the
offenders head. The large pewter pitcher
would have followed suit, but II was stopped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06
INDIAN rka9ThBf2T khksi ms c2Tf TpfEcocrroN.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

rRIESEMAR, ,l,2 and s-Protected By Royal
Seals of the Eoole de Pbarmacie do Parls, and the
Imperial College of NJ edioIne. Vienna
No. - invaluable for exhaustion and nntorrhes,
and ali physicai disabilities.
No. COM pietely eradicates ell traces of thoes
diseases THAI have been hitherto treated BY the
seous and pernlcious use Of copaivs and oubebs.
No. hse entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby iDsuring 70 the sufferer speedy
Iellef. dIspersing all impurities, and roofing on
TRIESE MAR, Nos. ], 2 and 5, are prepared ln
the form of q lozenEe, devoid Of taste and smell
and can be carried In the westooat pocket tod
IN tan cases, a1e dlvded INTO separate doses es ad
mlnlstered ~ Velpeeu, Lsllemsnd, Roux. Ricord.
saves IS; and n cases, whereby there 10 saw
ing of S9. To be had, Wholesale and retail, OF Dr.
BARROW. Of lS4 Bieecker street. New fork.
immediately on receiving q rem ttanoe, DI. Barrow
will forward the rieserT to any part OF the vord,
securely packed, ard addressed according 70 the in
structi0ns OF the Wrlter.
The BOOK, Of al others, that should be read BY
men with damaged ard broken down constitutions
ls " uHfan Fraiity, or Physiological kesearohes"
lt as beautifully Illustrated, end treats minutey Of
ell ths syup-cms that invariably develop them
selves, sooner or ater resulting from the fsilties
and vItatins habits Of earlF youth, Incapeoitstng
the victim from shHIiug the frultlon OF the matn-
monIa state, and if not cheoked " time, aesener-
ailns al tee functions Of manhood. and prpI1aG
& &s sleR BY stsR 30 ntesnf Hnd psnms.s eesn; nl-
doors belov Msodougal, New York. Prlce g
cents; Sent tree every where. - -
inston. ID. @. de - em
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FANNY FERN says elf there is a thing which
q man cannot do, it is to write local descrip-
tion Of lady's dress. The sex of any book,
or magazine, or newspaper article, may be in
simultaneously determined when the delicate
subject is ventured upon. After a man has
shot gold arrow through woman's hair,
or stuck the inevitable stereotyped simple
rose in it, or mentioned that her lace was
point, her jewelry the simple diamond-her
dress Of evident richness, or very tssty'-he
couldn't possibly say taStefui-or, that her
bouquet was chaste,' his occupation is gone
and it is really touching to see the bewildered
creatures embarrassment One thinks of an
elephant trying to thread a cambria needle !"
AS an offset to this, Fanny would remark,
that women are quite as awkward when they
attempt en-and-inku to make male char
acters converse. 1t is invariably feminine
prattle, the mascnline eIement evaporating in
tho by Joves' and my dear fellows :"
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me quanttles oil aRJ or al may be increased or
diminished as the seFvioe may hereafter require.
The contracts will therefore DO made not for spe
fic quantities, but for such uantItes as the ser
vice may IeqMIe 10 De delivered at those Navy
Contractors not fesicing at the places where de
suoh places, that no delay may arise in Furnishing
what may be requl red; and when contractor fails
o the Bureau Of PTovsions sna cIotRnis She bs
authorized TO direct purchases 10 be maze to sup
cd in the contract; the record of rsaUis.iHP. or
G@npIcstsY cup copy thereof, at The bureau of PEoyIs-
aforesaid, shall be evidence that such requistion
has been made and received.
ee Of the on Ds Ssv% for each Os At
more than one article is contained Ia the offer the
Chief Of the Bureau will have the right TO aocspt
and to reject the remainder; and bidders whose
proposals are accepted land none othersJ will be
contract will he transmitted to them for executIen,
which contract must be returned to the Bureau
ela regular transmission of the mai.
Two or more approved sureties In q sum equal
will bs required and twenty per centurn in sdGi
ton will be withheld from the amount of all pay
addition to secure its performance, and not in sny
event to be paid until 1t is in all respects complied
veftes made ~ viii be paid By u the Nav W M Akeet e
within thirty days after balls, duly authentoat 80
aht ntys fsI@s 1esn 70 HIM
hampshire Boston, New York, Philadelp phia,
Baltimore, Norfolk, and at this Bureau.
A record, or duplicate # the letter informing q
bidder OF the accepta1ce OF his rroposa', will be
OF the act of 1886 and has bid will be made and ac
cePted In conformity with this understanding
4, Every offer must he accompanied las directed IN
me act OF Congrt SIS making appropriations for ths
Naval service for 1886 III proved 10th of August,
responsible persons, TO the effect that he or they
undertake that the bidder or bidders vii il bis or
their BID be accepted, enter into su obligation
within i've days, with good and sufficient saretes,
70 furnish the supplies proposed. The Bureau will
rot bs obligated to consider any proposal unless
q companled by the gutraltse required BY law;
the competency of the guarantee To be certified by
the Customs
1hs attention Of bidders Is called to the samples
snst g arttetes reqrTed, as IN fhs an
H be made betcssH the articles offered aad fhs sam
pes dhd contract, aoHe that fall beotc them
e1d hetr dftenton also particularly directed to ts
yGtnt ,ssotntton q March a. 1854, and to ths aI
'ns ioh August, l846. mar l6-law4w
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
CYEE BEHY IMMINENT ly THE wOplON

The .nly safe and certain cure for csne,rs P., ru
ssrs, svslngs and Bronehis Coitrs Paralyss Nsu-
.slGis, Wssfn.s. Of Che Muess, Chrcnie InAsmmaory
Hhsumatsm sufnsss Of the geints Coutreetsd
kgamsnts, Garashs TcothRehs Bruisss Frssh
Csts, Wsrnds Ulesu, Fever sorss, Caksd Brsas sor,
Epps Burns, scalds Sore Threat any inf nmnon er
pain, dfsrsnes hsx long The disease ma
have sKistsd mcLEAHr CELEBRATED LNIMENT IL
q certain remedy. =
Tseuaands Of hsnsn beings have been saved M. .f d,
srspitsds and misery sy the Of this h,alsAbs remedy
MeLBANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMFNr
Will rslisvs pain almost an N viii e..,
purify and heal the fessst ersdibls sAort
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
neLnANb bCELEBRATED LINiMENr 10 ths ouiy ..fs
snS fshaos rsmssy for the ef SPAWN Rin shoos
Nnsgalis, splints Unnatural Lsmps, Nodss or
never f.nsd 70 esrs Big asad, fslisvil, Fstuia "a
Inning sofss, or svssny, n properly spplsd -,
epr.in., Brusss Scratches, Cetsd Heels Cbsf.s
81 Cellar Calls Csts, Sorss, Wspnds Ia An inf.lI,hs
ssnsay APPyh ss directed and 10 esrain IN s.sr,
fhsa tsfs lsnssr via he many vsrtb,.,.
sasrsd e yea Obtain asuPpgy q Dk McLEINT CTf r
BkAfED IMMINENT. twill cure yo.
n MCLEAN, ssls rrsprtsts,
-eE Csnsf Third and Pine STA. O. Lsri. Ma
fkhs non, ~ Pa Az, ssss aesus 1. wsshs, a
~ y, q :. Cmsxhs ss@sstsvI % S-pxVTu
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rub the body with. With this the body is
washed, begiRning at the head: this operation
is repeated twice. Then come the hot cloths,
in which you are wrapped; and the final act of
the bath is to dash q bowl Of water over the
feet very important custom this, and one
which opens up very singular subject of in
quiry. though We shall not at present touch
upon it,"
COOLING OFF.
"You now return to the cooling room, or
JrtgrdGrtnm. There you recline upon a couch
with a sense of ease and tranquility almost
indescribable The blood circulates freely, the
chest dilates, the fresh air comes charged with
vitality. The wretched find life tolerable, and
the aged cast of for a moment the burden of
years. Savary, describing the sensation, says,
it feels as if one was just born, and began to
ence spreads ovsr the wholA body; one yields
to the most pleasant imaginations, and the
mind is entertained with the most delightful
reveries. The fancy ransacks all nature and
finds in it nothing but the gayest pictures,
and images of pure delight. If life, he runs
on, philosophizipg after Locke, as was the
manner of his countrymen in that day-if life
is but the succession of ideas, the rapidity with
which the memory then traces them, the vigor
with which the spirit then traverses every
link, would lead one to suppose that in the
two hours of unbroken calm which follow the
bath many years have elapsed" Every one
who has experienced the processes of the real
Turkish bath, in their perfection, bear witness
to the same effect. The whole man wakes. and
yet the whole man is in state of repose. There
Is sense Of recondite energy coupled with the
silent serenity of absolute rest. The air grows
electrical, and we find for the first time that
breathing Is inspiration. This feeling soon
gives place to an eager appetite for exercise
and labor: most natural succession"
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TIE GREAT CHICAGO WIGwAM-Hoc ii tcas
SOId.-The Republican Wigwam was adyer-
tised for sale at Chicago last Saturday Not a
solitary bid was received. The fact is the most
OF these men had heard the story of the man
who bought the elephant, and they shuddered
at the bare thought, that perhaps the Wigwam
was second elephant. The Journal thus hap.
PLY hits off the proceedings:
The auctioneer, Mr.. J. A Marshall. mounted
the rostrum in a solemn manner, and in a Sc.
pulchrai tone Of voice commenced knocking
down the Wigwam
Gentlemen, before I commence the sale O,
the Wigwam, it may be proper to state that Il
Is subject to a ground rent of S1,5OO Der wear
for three years thereafter. The terms of sale
are $500 cash, $500 in 60 days, and the balance
In 3, IL, and lS months at six per cent, and
gentlemen, remember that $500 goes to the
Home Of the Friendless and Orphan ASYLUM. u
"Now, how much am bid for the Wigwam!
give me pop. "A long and solemn pause bu,
nary pop.l / can't do anything until you bid
gentlemen. Give me a start. Go on gentle.
men, go on, do 20 en-. How much am 1 offeredl
Did you speak, sir?" pointing to little with.
cred man in green spectacles. Little withered
man was sure he didn't, and visibly lessened
his statue six inches, making him ineligible
for policeman, cor any other man."
Again, ask you, gentlemen, what will
you give me for the Wigvam, crowned with
patriotic memories, and offered on easy terms u
Third pause.
Small Boy" One cent"
Auctioneer-" Boy, do you know what you
are saying? Policeman, instantly remove thai
youth"
Youth left at remarkably rapid pace. and
the suctioneer announced that the sale would
take place next Saturday at the same time and
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06
DIR. JOHNSTON,

MEMBER OF the Royal College Of surEsoas Loodon fradu
ate iroEl OF the College, I the tnu.d
States and the greater Of whose e .peut in
the ot London, Psrs Philadelphia aud
has ehtcies some OF the astonishing that
ever knowni many troubled with ringing the head sod
ears Nhen aseeni great neTNOunes, beInR alarmed
sudden sounds bashiuneEs with auend.d
sometimes with dsTsngement Of mind, cured Imms
dAiely.
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MEDICINES.

II DR.. JOHNSTON,
- A l. + MORE
Lock OsPITAL,
Has diSeOceTsd fis most Csrfass, SPEED. asd orIy
EGseiEaI Remedy IN fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELTcAcY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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III The Mobile Register advises a tax on Ice,
and says IL will yield the Southern Government a
revenue Of $3.50, COO.
III The shad fisheries Of North Carolina are
unusually productive this season. One seine took
In one day hast week ], 500 fish.
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NJ TEETH.
lNla LOOMS. M N Tia In,-antn. . "a 49,. l..

MI TEETH.
~. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and pstentee
oIths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tends personally at his office in this CITY S@
many persons can wear these teeth who <dIIO
oannot wear others, and NO person wear others
who cannot wear these. ~
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
WIN any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
Dut 70 those who are particular and wish the On
cIeanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
Ar can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms IN this clty-No. S3s "a. avenue betveen
phla. 'o''' on ~ Ie ~
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Following upon the glove comes the soaping
process. A bowl Of water is brought frothed
with Cretsn soap, which is sometimes perfumed,
and the soft fbrous life Of the palm.tree to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

Next coms the washing, or rather the use
oil the glove made of camePs or goats hair
After remoistening the body, which you do for
yourself, with cup given you for that purpose,
you, in sitting position, bend toward the at.
tendant, who bending over you, rubs down the
back, commencing from the neck The loos-
ened scarf skin peels of in little elongated
rolls, and If collected will form a ball as big as
a hyacinth root. 1t was for the removal of
this dead cuticle that the strigil was anciently
used; and how ii has fallen into disuse would
be curious subject Of research. We may infer
from an epigram Of Martial's that it was ori.
ginally an Eastern implement, for he speaks Of
its coming from Pergamus Augustus borrowed
his wooden reclining couch, called durets,
from Spain, and SuetOnius expressly says that
the word Is Spanish. Many think that the
word strigil is also Iberian; but stringere, to
grace lightly, To- pull or peel of, denotes its
true derivation. - 3
THE s0APING. 4
Following upon the glove comes the ping
process. A bowl Of water is brought frothed
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. LOCKWOOD & DARRELL PRE-
L pared to insert TkETHOn VULCAN-~
lie BASE, new and improved mode h@
when made on this plan they com OOlO
Portable to wear and much cheaper than any otber
Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and ali Dentai
Operations Of any kind that may be desired Of
ner Pa av. and Seventh st. ia 10 am
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WAsHiNHSgToM. Ton. CARRIAGE FACTORY.

NV OIN IAN 4,
w ID Street, Bsttsssn 9th dnd l0tA StYssts.
n we hays igst finished a number of first class
WAGONS, Pgyk Pheatons, Family Car-& &
rtdgts, drd Basglss, which we will sell atASS
yerv small profit
Being practical mechanics in different branches
of the business, we hatter ourselves that We know
thestyles and uahtJ of work that will give salts
action, combining ilghtness, comfort and dursbli
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shortest notice and most reasonable charxes,
WALTER, kARMANN & BOPP,
Coachnskers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. +. Hook.
CARRIAGES.
BE Saneorlber having made sdditena t. hi
n1tofya making 1t row one Of the largest Ms0AR
In Tho District, wbero his ISoilities for S8x$RfS
IEanutactnrIng CARRIAGE & LI6HTXSRG
WA6ONS OF all kinds cannot bo surpassed. and
nom his long cxrorlence in the BUSINESS, he hoDse
Al Kinds OF Carriages szd Light wagons kess On
!, Al REspAihsnsstJ ssas, oil srdsrsTrsnss
sessns- hasa cerrixEs. {. zen in exchange for rev
sles. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
sH-u ssrasr ef lsth And e r7s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-18

h1anufactOny
CORNER ira ARD ABIh STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
MERCER & HILL
Il PrsPAfed % isPp At tee saories. noiee ever dsser
machinery and the best quality Of n&teFia they viii ant
iher ro.S 70 be Of the best order
Persons who ether building repairing respectfully In
tited 10 give US G call.
- ordors frov the country Will rseevs prompt syento=.
Heprrehl.e eass =! factory prices srd are enabled 70 r
6.sh glazed 81 lie loves, rsies
er?t-iy Arn1KE EIII-