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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18

Hannibal .GonEaga, leader ofthe Spanish
cavalry, fell MORALLY wounded, The Marquis
del Yasto commander Of the expedition,
nearly met the same fate. An aEngiishman
was lust cleayinq his head with q battle-ax,
when a Spaniard transhxed the soldier with
his pike. The most obstinate struggle took
place about the train Of wagons. The team
'sters had fed In the beginning Of the action,
but the English and Spanish oldieru, strug-
Cling with the horses, and pulling them for
ward and backward, tried in vain to get ex-
elusive possessions OF the convoy which was
the cause Of the action. The carts at last
forced their way slowly nearer and nearer to
the town, while the combat still went on,
warm rs ever, between the hostile Bquadrons.
The action lasted an hour and half and
again and again the Spanish horsemen
waVered and broke before the handful Of
English, and fell back upon their musketeers.
Sir Philip Sidney, in the last charge, rode
quite through the enemy's ranks till he came
upon their entertainments, when q musket-
ball from the camp struck him upon the
thigh, three inches above the knee. AL
though desperately wounded in part which
should have been protected by the cuisines
which he had thrown aside, he was not in
clined to leave the field; but his own horse
had been shot under him at the beginning Of
the action, and the one upon which he was
now mounted became too restlVe Tor MIN,
thus crippled, to control. He turned reluct-
antly away, and rode mile and half back
to the entrenchments, suffering extreme pain,
for his leg was dreadfnlly shattered. As he
passed along the edge ofthe battle field hisat
tendants brought him bottle Of water to
qucnch his raging thirst. At that momenta
wounded English soldier, 'who had eaten
his last at the same feast" looked up visit
fully in his face, when Sidney instantly
handed him the flask, exclaiming, "Thy ne
cessity is even greater than mine.p He then
pledged his dying comrade in draught, and
was soon afterward met by his uncle. rob,
Philip" cried Leicester, in despair "I am
truly grieved to see thee in this plight"
But Sidney comforted him with manful
words, and assured him that death was
sweet in the cause of his Queen and country
Sir William RUSSELL too all blood stained
from the fight, threw his arms around his
friend, wept like child, and kissing his
hand, exclaimed, "Oh noble Sir Philip,
never did man attain hurt so honorable or
serve so valiantly as you" Sir William Pei
ham declared that Sidney's noble courage
in the face of our enemies had won him a
name Of continuing honor"
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rBy Telegraph
New York Market.

New YORK, February l6-P. M-Ashe:
steady; small sales at s5for Pots, and s. 25 fol
Cotton dull and heavy. sales 900 bales at llkc fol
Flour advanced to lOc. per bril-, with good de.
Zoo at Is SF sds
State; 20@5 IS for extra States S. Is for spperne
western; S SS5 90 for Shipping brands extra extr
rcund.boop Ohio; IS sg@7 for trade brands do
closing very firm. Canadian Flour little higher,
with more active demand: sales 600 brlk. at IS 25@
rs for common to choice extra. Rye Flour steady
at SO 1904 is for common to choice superhne.
Corn-meS1 selling slowly at previous prices.
Wheat advanced to e. per bqshel, with better
sales Of 5000 bushels North. western club, at 81 20
I2oI SS Sgshe, sy%gks Sgi I club amber Wisconsin
600 bushels winter red western, at 81 soI s9 IN
store 5000 bushels Canadian club, at 81 23 1900
RTsbss RTsbs prime Prime iT5s Tats CANADIAN "a t at M 9O
white MICHIGAN at 81 o. Rye quiet and firm, ct
eS@@Sse @ Barley firm, With fair demand: sales Of
l@2c., with affair export demand: sales of &c 900
bushels at 6S1k@66o; for old mixed Western, in
for new mixed Western at railroad DEPOT. 0st;
less actiTe AZ s6@S1o for Western and Canadian,
.SpIits of Turpentine quiet and steady, at s5kc.
crude dull and unchanged Common Resin in fair
sales q go bsrrels at a9Sl7ae iaiF demand
sl7@i7 g f0T mess s7 Is 6or INSPECTED mess SIC for
pales Of l30 brls at 81 7515 for country prime; S6
1895 % for country mess SS@l0 for repacfed mesJ,
a q Sl0@ll for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull
and nominal. Beef Hams quiet and firm at SI2@1l5.
Cut Meats more active at 6H16Ac. for Shoulders,
and sH1ec. for Hams, the latter an outside price,
Hogs dun at 6A@7e: for corn fed dressed, and SAC.
for live. Bacon dull and heavy. Lard dull and un-
changed; sales Of 22O brls at sh@IOc. for No. to
prime Western. ... 81. -. 49,.
Butter selling at lO@l4c. for Ohio and l4aIsc. for
State. Cheese steady at 9@lO1So. for Inferior to
Sugar still fayOrs buyers; sales at S@SKc. for
Cuba, 54@t6Ac. for New Orleans 64c. for Porto
Rico; . boxes Havana at pc; and BY auction, 100
sales Of 80 brls. New Orleans at 9O@36c.
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b r1rf rs.t SATURDAY EynNraa. EsbruatF 10.
! PRoyIs1QNs--Messi Pork dull7 and prioss do
Satfss NV vat y III ~. Bacon con- d Sts AS have we
been made at e1ac. and l0Dfc lin all about 100
s pounds st
including packages In both cares, and sHc. for
uercss at gl@ste., an advance 200 kegs sold
! EE0UR- The feeling in the market is better,
remains quite limited st 81 SO@l 90 for superins,
e'WiTfiisKY-No change IN the market !. the sales
comprise 900 barrels at @li6o, the latter rate for
"eefRSAsIN-Prime red wheat Is firm and in good
demand at 81; white ia in better demand, and mar
kst bSss: SSs sSSsSs sSodss S % T TR%s sf
for have fallen of and there is better demand,
At s0ssc at The upper % and lower dspOtS sheiied
continues dull and nominal at SSq35o. Per Pushel
in fair asmsnd at aSe. in bulk There Is good de.
mand for choice, suitable for seed and this quality
Ssportsd were i 20 bushels in ssckS al 2so 800 do
shSiSs M5sSSlRs ing S9Ss q tns doI EhS e. M Ee
grades, but other qualities remain dull. We quote
prime fan at zoe, choice DO at 7Sc: Canada spring
sales 800 bushels prime fall az zoe delivered.
HAY-The market 4 UNCHANGED, and dull We
quote prime Timothy at Sll@l2, and common at S6
OHKEsE-The demand continues moderate at
SIC. for Western Reserve, &c. for Hamburg, and
B0TTER-There is good demand for choice and
but little Of this kind in the market other qualities
are dull; We quote prime roll at l2@l3c, and COM
mon at Sdl0c.
firm, with goed demand at 81 1902 s5 per bri. for
Northern.
POTAToEs-The demand continues good, both
from the local trade and from shippers, and the
market is firm at 81 3O@l 40 per brl. for prime Ne
shanocks.
SRED-Cloyer continues dull, but we have no
change to notice in prices and quote prime at 81 IS
"a 40, in sacks and brls. sales Of 30 bushels, in
i've demand, and prices advanced ESQ per bushel,
closing firm az So 6562 75 sales Of $50 bushels at
So 5O612 go, and l25 do. at 90 IS.
GROCER1ES-Suga is steady and in fair demand
at previous prices. Coffee is firm at I31l34c. The
market for Molasses is excited, under the advices
from New Orleans, and prices are unsettled that
correct quotations can not be given; holders asked,
at the close 356136c.: the sales reported 200
hhds Sugar at 6(l6Ac; l15 bsgs Of Coffee at l3A@
ls1ko., and 1s5 brls. of Molasses at 32@32ISo.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
TATR or OHIO. HAmILTnN CnuNrY.

STATE OF OHIO. HAMILTON COUNTY,
- COURT OF COMMON PLBAS.-Allen Latham
vs.. Thomas r. Cory end Harriet ID. CORY, his wife,
et al-lNo. -.l-Tbe aboVe.named defendants,
dents Of the State Of Ohio, will take notice that the
above.named plaintiff, on the 29th day of December
lsbO MED his petittoD against them and Others in
the Court Of Common Pleas, for Hamilton County,
certain mortgage, given by said Thomas +. and
Harriet ID: Cory to said Latham, dated 29th No
Vember, 1855, and recorded same day in Book 242
psge 699; whereby they conveyed TO said Latham
and his heirs the following described real estate,
to'wit: Situate in Section II, Town. g. Fractional
Range z, Miami Purchase Block 81, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at the north corner of Madi.
son and Charlt! nstreets thence west four hundred
ieet 70 McMillan-streeti thence north four hun
dred feet to Boonestreet thence east four hundred
feet to Madison street; thence south four hundred
feet to the beginning.
And also, the east part of Block 30, beginning at
the southwest corner Of Wayne and Marshall-
streets; thence south four hundred feet to Ham
mond -street thence west two hundred aud thirty
two feet to fifty foot street theuce north four
hundred feet to Wayne street; thence two hundred
and thirty-two feet to Marshal-street and the be-
The above. described lands are a part of Corry's
subdivision (COrryYllel plat of which appears in
Book 81, page 425 Hamilton County Records-to se-
cure the payment Of three notes of even date with
said mortgage, made by said CORY to said Latham
one for $l00, payable eighteen month after date
one ior SlOO payable two years after date and one
Tor S2,OOe, payable two years after date
The petition asks that in default of payment Of
the amount due on said notes, said real estate may
be seld free from all equity Of redemption or other
claim OF said defendants, for the payment of the
came. =
The defendants are. also notified that unless they
answer said petition by the 9th day of March, A. D.
1851 the same will be taken as confessed and IudR-
mant rendered accordingly 80
ja3.gTh JOHN W. HEBRON, Plaintif's.AtHy.
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CREosoTE ASIAN ANT1sEpTIc AGENT.-Creo-
sote, which literally signifies hesh-preserver
is the most important of the products OBJ
tanned from wood-tar 1t dissolves several
salts, particularly the acetates, the acetate OF
silver excepted, which it reduces. It is it
self completely soluble in acetic acid, wood
naphtha, and,alcohol, in most volatile oils,
in the alkaline solutions, and in from eighty
TO- one hundred of water. Like the chlo-
stics, it is powerful conguIator ofalbumen /;
but, unlike these agents, the insoluble eom-
pound which it forms with the tissues resists
putrefaction. In fact, it is the best known
antiseptie, and, consequently, it is power
full deodorant. 1t is believed to be the agent
essentially, that was used in embalming the
Egyptian mummies. ,7,i0 =.
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(From the Knlckerbocker for AlRrch.l
nRAUTIRUL VIOLANTE.


... - .s..,- NJ of1Yrn 2. hELANp.,i T-- s..
M ffyioiante, daughter Of Palma, famous for her
beauty was adored By all who knew her, though
aha vas often wanton and perhdioua to her loYers,
an,opF whom were Titan, Paul veronese and other
eminent artists Of that age. She loved profoundly
while her passion Lasted; but she soon grew weary
Of one, and sought the arms OF new enslsver her
sense and imagination being perfectly captured but
her heart and spirit never.-ED. PREssl: .
Hail, daughter Of Palma, Yiolante the fairi
Of Sweet song Il at Titan ohaunted till he died:
Thsu faireet folly that creation e'er
sent forth to snare the souls that for the sighed
Yoluptuous flower that blooms but to destroy
d. zach Willing victim that becomes thy slave,
Oh loyey thou 9s 9 hopes t1n hrst promised Joy
Beneath that snow. brow burn passion-fres,
And in thy bosom hide the pale desires
That seem TO sleep, but ever lurking lie.
Child Of the antique and the Renaissauoel
hGSo e hs 6sS .sseb sSab'b bnfnns Snse e 0io
In which Venetian love is taught and told.
How dazzling bright thy siIken locks depend
From brow and arching neck, whose marble seems
The gittering shoulders snow their golden CLEANS.
From thee drew Palma his Madonna mild,
AID Arts sons seek thy shrine from every shore
Gave sin is s Savior, Christ whom ali adore.
Lovely but fallen for a moment cold
Then fierce as madness fires can fame; oh tell
Ifsuch tale may e'er in truth be told
Why nature formed tn ee fit for heaven or hell2
Isit that heart and soul must harmonize,
Blending the good and bad where'er they be
Thou dost not answer; aud my bosom sighs
In vain to solve the mighty mystery.
Deep in the liquid diamonds Of thine eyes
Thy soul in silence shrines thy TitiAn's name,
Bright as the gold tits said, that from the skies
He hlched to gild thy heritage Of fame.
And yet live in their light the rosy rays,
The flashing prisms, and cen his pallets flowers,
Its proper part, with natures other powers.
Yes, thanks to thee he realized his dreams;
But more thy heart the peerless painter priced
Than all the fame that stern Ambition seems
To seek in vain, while Loves immortalized.
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fby Telegraph
New York Stock Marker.

NEW YORK, February I6-Stocks are
easier: Chicago and Rock Island, 674 cleveland
and TOLEDO, 334 Illinois Ger tral 72A Michigan
Reading, Az Harlem, l6A; Hudson, 44H; New
York Central, TS Pacific Mail, 854 Canton, l4A ;
Michigan Southern Sinking Fund, IS; Hannibal
st. joseph Bonds, 50 Erie Second Mortgage, l02;
Tennessee Skies, T36 North Carolina TgJ4; Treasury
Twelve per Cents, l02.
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OHRMICAL ANALYsIs OF LI0uORs.

GHBMIgAL ANALYSIS OF LIQUORS.
~ Doctor ID. COX offers his services to the citi-
zens Of Cincinnati, and country far aud near, who
mSy wish 70 purchase Liquors for medical purposes.
All know the importance OF having pure LfauOIs
when required for medical or other purpOass Those
WHO may desire his services for the purpose of ex
amintng any liquors they may wish to purchase,
can rely on having the qualities and character
thereof accurately tested in accordance with strict
or others who may wish to purchase pure LIQUORS.
and can not make 1t convenient to visit the city for
that purpose, may order the filling of their bills
through him, and rest assured that the same shall
be nlled with nothing but pure and unadultera ted
liquor, of whatever kind ordered He nnTnoSes
TEACHING class, or any gentleman who may desire
such Instructions, In few lessons how to discrimi.
nate bteween pure and an adulterated article and
how 70 ascertain the qualities and character OF any
Of the liquors Of our market 80
ONCE and Resdenc ce, 492 Central avenue
lfe6.c4D6W1
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They have champion skater in New
York who strides, when under full motion
on skates, about twenty-five feet. he also
jumps at the rate of eighteen feet nine inches.
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HAMILTON com MON PLEAS
T. - y, saTSh strider vs. Joseph y. btrider.-Eo.
notice that on the 29th day of January, 1861, the
a. Seoye complaipant hled her petition in the Qourt
against him, wherein she charges the said defend,
ant with groas neglect Of DUTY, extreme cruelty
said husband, have alImony her name Changed to
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit is now
ant sh oppeSr on or beore me "a ri Ss yhs %
next, snd show good cause for delay, the same will
be heard in his absence, and decree taken thersin
R0B'T MOORE,
fe7.fWS Attorney for PetitiOner
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CITY ADvHRTTsMMTNTs.



NQTHgR TO AID WHOM 1T MAY CON4
tSns SOc sSs o s cy 81 os s5.
cinnati, the following 6rdinanc ces. 20. viii ~
To ersds and Pave With briek, the, sidewsiks on
10 GRADE repair aud pave, Win n hriSf. he side
4alks on Buokeye-strects from Vine-stroot 20 Oak
Te grade, repair and pave, With brick, the side
EaiLs on tOhh-Stroel, from Wads-strest 70 Poplar
xslks on Martik-Street, from .strsst 70 Third
70 regrade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walk. on Third street, fom n-streef 70 Front
To resrade repair and pave, with brick, the side
Walks on HathaWay-street, from Baymiller street
To resreds repair and pave, with brick, the side
Eaiks on Pearl-street from kisour-atreett to Front
10 repave, with limestone, Blackburn-ailsy, from
Wade-street to point 200 feet south. so
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strgoted to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
the law requires all claims for damages, that may
With the CITY CLERK, setting forth the amount of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir.
such such notiee, when the same will DO taken up for
jsas.T SAM. L. OoRwINE. CITY Clerk.
Mcgee TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con.
pending before the City Council OF the city OF Gin.
as se' sd GOES % Sws stone
sln hiseayenus, from Horizons north line to poiRt
hfU 1eet HOutnWarQly.
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Baum-street, from Third-street to Sixth
street.
Te grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
Woodwari-steeet to Liberty. street.
To grade and pave, with limestone, Anderson.
alley, from the Whitewater Canal north, to connect
with the present pavement. .-I
In pursuance, Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
siruoted to give four weeks notice of the pendenoy
OF the same.
The law REQUIRES all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expr-
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice. when the same will be taken up for
final action. n ~ -
feS-dw SAM. L. CoRwINH, City Clerk.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the subscriber has been appointed and Quali-
fed as Administrator on the estate Of EPHkAIM
II. ST0CKWELL late OF Hamilton County, decd.
EMMONS IL. STOCKWELL,
Administrator.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 4th day Of February,
H6L FJrH F lLHrt feS-cWS
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RooFINeI RooFINaI

A ssSIGNE3E's sALE.-ILN H PURSUANCE:
Hamilton County, will SELF at public auction, on
SATURDAY sia the 10Th day Of FebEuary, at ten
building, south west corner Of Front and John
streets all the finished and unfinished sewing
Braman & Co. Also, all the Tools and Machinery
used in the manufacture Of the Bran An Sewing.
machines. A. SUMNER, Assignee
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18
A AGMINIsTRATORs' SALE OF REAL

ApMINIsTRATORs' SALE OF REAL
n ESfA1E-We. the undeTsigned Administrators
on the estate of P0MERoY sTODDARD deceased,
Otier for sale "a large twO-stOry Brick House, In
Floraville, adjoining Lebanon, Warren County, o /,
on the Lebanon and Cincinnati Turnpike. The
House contains ~ large rOsmB, kitchen, cellar,
milk; house, and is built Of good substantial ma.
terial and slate roof. The out buildings comprise
workshop, st9re-room, wood house, smoke house,
hennely, stable, with granaries, carriage room,
&c;, complete The Lot contains about A acres
well set In choice Ahrubbery, grapes and
all kinds Of small fruits and flowers in abundance
Every convenience is attached to this property to
make II one Of the most beautiful and desirable
homes in the country Said real esate has been
regularly appraised at &0,0O0 and will not be sold
for less than two thirds the value thereof.
Terms One-third In hand, ns-third in one, and
one-thTd In two from day Of SALE the deferred
pap msnts 10 bear six per cent interest," aud TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
ALbO-Ab0ut IA acres Of good Land adjoining the
aboVenaned lot suitable for building lots, fronting
on a county road.
ALS0-27 acres Of good Farming Laud, lying y
Of mile from Lebanon, acres good timber, and In
hleh state Of cultivation end well EstsTed Said
For particulars, inquire Of M, W. sTODDARD, No.
"a HathaNa pat, Cincinnati or address the under
signed, at Lebanon. MARIA ST lDDARD,
fel2-xeod% Administrators.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18

VHNOILET SOAPs-LOV,s HONEY SOAP,
~ Lowe Brown Wipdsor do, Glycertne and Cana.
Almond do, White Windsor do Omnibus do, Ger.
aniun do, Noes Rose do, ROneine do, OlaeOa-nut
Oil do, White CASTLE do &c. For sale By
ALBEIT ROSS, Druggist,
ia1 3. W. cor. Central aV and Eighth-Et
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18

~ HANsELMAN, Jastioe Of the Peace, Of Oincin.
natl Township Hamilton County, Ohi0.-Muller 4
May, hrmt Plaintihs, doing business in the State
Of Ohio, ys, Mooney BarkestOns, defendants : On
the Slst day OF January, 1861 said Justice issued an
said descendants, for the sum OF one hundred aud
seventy three dollars and sixty five cents aud that
said cause IL set for hearing on the 12i day Of
March, at O'Clock A. N before said Justice.
/. MULLER MAY. /
dated February 8, 1861. fell-oA .
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HANDKR RR CHIEF X EXTRA ACTS.-
Jockey Club, Sweet BriAf, RondeletiA, Gera1ium,
yerben9, Rose, and evsX other tsyoTite Extract,
) Iaal ; ls.lW, oOT. centTnl,sy. and iisSth.st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18

E51oe.E Hog " y 4. - = ,,.s MASr on HQgs
6n4 - Uah snaeans SCI sAoh eAs - YEA Ash
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| N S . RA N C E!
w. L. Evans & Co.,
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENTS,
6S WEST THIRD-sT., CINCINNATI.

.RETEB, BIZ PERMmsIoN, row. W. scarboroush,
Miles Greenwood; Tyler Davidson & 90. g Davis,
ir., q Co, Heidelbach, Seasengood q 90; Wynno.
ISe; Uo HUSneSs 9S p Hif tseS HsS'Sn ssIsSx wISx
Springer &sWhiteman Suire, Eckstsin 4 OOs =.
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Fistula In Ano Treated

HD Knife or Ligature, BY new, simple and peou.
liar methSd OF treatment disooyerSd by himself
tended with complete success in every case. Dr..
OWENS has been q citizen Of Cincinnati for tbs
last twenty hve years and assures the afflicted that
the sboye ID no humbug. For further informA-
tioA, apply at his once and resdence, No. SO WeA
Seventh ST., Cincinnati oc90-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18

STlCE y hereby given that the subseTibsr has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
County. deceased. Dated this 2gth day Of JanuaryI
A ID 1851, a A. b. WILSON, AdmiqlAtTator
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-18

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed admin.
strator Of the estate Of MARY M. KARI, late Oh
Hamilton County, Qhio, deceased. ~
-. JOHN KARI, Administrator,
Dated this 25th day Of January, 1861. jas6-cSsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14
RTCFMOND WING,
an. n,,,y WhIg In. RichmOnd-PaJ 'he car


TAeres
The grea. ds4nd for the pAnr WAC WITHIN inc Guy
- we'll by regular as by transient readers ana the oin'
c,y of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
by carrying system adapted only to 0thce saOscp-
dons have induced to resort to the only ieasio'e
uols of managing large city circulation TO wit thai
of prspaasn. to he Carriers. From this daf, mere
to no subscriptions for tho WHIs to be left within the
ey will be taken at this ofce, and all persons indebted
for subscription to the present time within tie city, arc
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will of course, continue to deliver the pa
por 20 the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same At she rate Of fifteen cents per week The Puohc
will nov understand that all restriction upon the sale o.
the WHIs BY Carriers within the city Ia removed ano
that all who want it may buy from the Carriers or have
IL left for them at their residences or places Of business
September l6th, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-14
sIDDLIS AND MILITARY GOODS,

SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS,
At lO2 lain Sire ct.
KING SS L "A III b Il T II =
~ N DEAGooN Saddles and Dragon B'a
OO BIAS aud Silver plated Spurs
Military Oapes
EnAmeled Ooth, best quality
silver Plated and Wood stirrupt =
Blue Cloths, medium TO ane quah1i -
PAttr. sklrtlng and Dash Leather IL u
stage HAnes and Chains
Gold Lace and srAd
Military Buttons
Course Thread for Sewing Machines
And Military Announcements Of all kinda.
WASTED-Tvo SADDLE hands, and man and Lady 70 use
seTns Machines whom will pay liberal WAgeL leSa