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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

ARREST OF A TEAToE.-A correspondent in
Camden informs us that a music teacher named
Devne, who has been in that town six years, has
been detected in traitorous correspondence. His
letters have been examined and furnish abundant
evidence of his guilt, such as plans for sacking the
town, stating that the town was in a defenceless
condition and that it was in a state of starvation.
The fact was discovered by the postmaster,
whose suspicious were aroused by the extent of
the Northern correspondence of the accused, when
an examination by proper authorities clearly
proved his guilt. 1t is stated that Judge Withers
pronounced it a clear case of treason.
uNl liNnriiul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

COMMISSIONER FROM THE CREEKs.-Mr. 4. w.
Stidham passed through this city on Saturday, en-
route for Richmond, as Commissioner from the
Walker Montgomery Mail, Sd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

A merchant, advertising for help, was waited on
by gentleman lately arriving from " ould Ire
land"
Patrick" hear you are in want of help"
Merchant, not liking Patrick's Appearance
have but little to do at present.
Patrick Thin Pm the boy for yer; IT'S ous
little wan, to o; it's the money Pm after"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

THE VERpIcT.-Thc following is the verdict of
the coroners jury in the case OF the murder Of
James W. jackson, Of Alexandria:
That the deceased came to his death at the hands
of the troops of the United States, r1tUe in de-
fence Of his private property, IN his o'cn house,
A truthful verdict in the midst of barbarous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
x ArnmAN's TROPICAL RooFIEG-

x ATElmAN'S TROPICAL ISo0FIRG-
thapar and zuperior to any ohcr eyer
climate.
lis tested and recognzed qralies are
Ist. URhBIT,II Y-agual the leg. slate Tan!5.
3D. IMPEEMEA BILITY-SuPcroT 10 thar; no cracks
Or !oass boing possible.
3I BAUTI preserts smooth snd rrAlte-liFe aor!Hct
1h CHEA NFSSIt !nnrh 2ss though il a BE
good any wood roof AID esR Than tie nieE91
co1nogon ioofn offered to the public The
co.tuf cutters Md TR'legE - -,
Gh. JNG0MBUsTIJIlLTTls will raois 1re bettsfthan
a. G0NTEFrE:7CF;It viii 1c: :cter nndar tHo has o
sh cinte ana 0teca Of buildings from the in
tel.4s hest Of snU,r1eT
III SOIIDITTIt become harder .nd SnoGtHbr from
poslre car DO put upon any siopa SD ts1Ig q te
t DOES require heavy .httnB 10 support IT ht Is
not Tblp - cotros5 breREiAh,
The TROPICAL ROOFINa is chc1acel 2oJnp2n .!
sn5succg seret! Of which peculiar alone conned
In Proportions discovered " scuA experiment. anG eSper elce
In this city. ., 1870 i 4, ,-,.
Of a. agent rnAy verified " person wishing it be
XII orders ieft st tbs Tost,Omce, Box No. 4 will be
Pf0LiF''' '-4'1 j. G. EhTFMAF,
FeJs1v corner Of B!envtlle and Maj :'s tH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

TIE WAR IN VIRGINIA
b ! TT T. I OF ? H LLPP 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

OUARTER-MASTER GENERAL, ARMY OF MISS1sSIP-
p1We learn that Hon. Madison McAfee has been
appointed to this office with the rank of Colonel
[Natchez Courier 5h,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
L RJPTURES FIN
q RADIO ALLY CURED! " i,
tier from Dr. W T. Mills to the Editor of the Ficksbug
Daily sun

Y
~ RADICALLY CURED! y u
Ierer from Dr. W 7, M, the Editor of the yicEsburg
vlcxsnrnG Miss May s. 1850.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife
Mr. Fdi.or-I deem, II dus to those afflicted with this terrible
and painful dsene to m the 5 folio a re s%Sf' @ tho s hsf
o the space Of three y The boy belonged John CoHor
E4 of isn* s re S9" dSre "' s hss vas es"ce @
opinion about the mode Of treatment tGGe SSeng @ me @ G % .,
New H5S Oeaas and he Patent Trus If Dr. j. Shsr,
Curative Mxte about three months the boy entirely re-
ore and perfectly vel This was IN the ta OF 49, 49,
lug ali Tie work OF III hanl rolling bug ETC., wthonf % ne
man. n9oo WIZ '"' ''' VI. 7. MILLS, NJ. y.
Extroct from Letter Written Three Previous to the
'>'''''' Above in reference to the same boy.
Is<AQrEsA Co, Miss, May . 1857.
pf sar boy Ccore is perfectly cured of the rupture
the finest 10 king men on DeGE G1seN 1 9qa c3g d a"
much work as any man W. l. Mli1i1o' NJ ~
Letter Dr. Thos J. Harper one Of the most eminent Ply
siciArs N the State Of Mississippi
VIcKsBURG, Miss March 90 1880.
cause cannot attend 70 him prorerly and besides am not i s
isaed with my SKIN to do him Justice am sasied y"N[ p!n
'''" o. the post '''''''''''' TIos J. HARPER NJ. d.
HThs letter was in reference slave boy about "A years
old WHO WA, rfptcd both etic and who subsequently
returned sound. The following GNpiniHi iSGli
YICEsDUEG Miss, May 7, 1860
Dr. Sherman, New Orleans; ..,
Dear Sir James Appy him suitable
Truss e has olI been rupture short tiluo We cHh obtain
At everv drug store Trlsas III thn. however have but lit
lie confidence; having confidence i your Ski in such mat
' THOS. J. HARPER, ~ D.
Dn. BELDES'S OPINION,
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1859.
| Samuel Davis, Esl. -,
Nclr Sir-!l is true that DIR. She mans Truss applied by
rlef C.rcinIlly inn other nave
entire saiisfrtion know Of several cFc
v the use tn ID You 10 get
but be nr. sherman AmelI app q il Is IN n trGnd
| upon thB fitting, H. bElt'r'N NJ H.
nB-nR. SHERMAN respectfully giorm5 rnpnred persons
or those having rptured slaves that he has returned to the city
aad may found n his oncc No I0SF ARLEa STREET,
New Orleans prepared rcoye and care M cases of rupiur
by the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS aud CUR
| ATIVE MIXTURE. TnE6 ly%N
! TEARDEE,S RIFLM MD IIGur INFANIKl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

man V the udie III Rum IS raislng reglment
in iowa. tet no soldh r prounurce his Coionefs $
nan e alou in time of attle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

OSE OF THE STAY AT HOME WARBIoRs.-The
Stark County Democrat describes him in one of his
fercest evolutions:
A sad accident occurred the other day not far
from here in consequence of little carelessness in
a man going through his drill. We are happy to
say it is not likely to prove fatal. Mr.. B., patri
otic Republican, full of war and regard for the col
| ored population, on the porch going through
his exercises with great earnestness. He issued the
word of command and promptly obeyed-.not hay.
ing his musket, he had shoudered his mothers best
| broom with which to perform. The engagement
| in which he fancied himself was hot-it was now
an advance and charge, and now retreat The
battle waxed warm but the enemy was bound to
be defeated he retreated little further than usaa
in order to get good start to make tremendous
! and final charge. In SO doing, however, he made
one step too many and fell down the cellar the trap
door of which had been unfortunately left open.
| The noise and little swearing, brought the old
lady out to see what was the matter, who asked if
| if he was wounded. The only answer was to
-" clear out and take her darned old broom with
her, as she didn't know nothing about war"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
ID A. FAHNEsroCEx's vnRnnFUGE-

This safe only remedy has been
extensively used by regular pacCng phi scs than
prietay medicine which has its Appearance in the
United States.
Il used the fr edom and confidence by gentle
men a'tanel ennence III the medical profession in
all the Middle Western and Sou hern States.
The great It's popularity the fact that nothing has
vet heen which be substituted in its place and
that may in al without any fears the
suit perfect safety recommends 1t to parent
worms are serreted within the SYSTEM it will speedily expe
them Wi hnut tail.
Rl-But order obtain the genuine article pur
chaser snCnld his guard and look we'll to the initials
the wrapper and that he is buy ing b. A Fahnestoek
Veru7iF,rc and M other a23 lmkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

EAmES n, EcFARIsANE. CRESCENT CITY CAR
u pentpr obhn shop No iOf Girod street. one door
ST0&ES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
dispngth
EISTERNS MADE TO ORDER
sS-Oders from country attended with pror2ptness,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

TEARDEE.S RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY
III TACTICS! ILLUSTRATED EhlTIDN. .
If you Illustrated Edition ot !lttrS iie N11
Light Iotry Trics embracing The schools Of the Solder ana
Company COMPLETE, send 81 for copy or - Tor SIX
copies the undersigned and they will be promptly forward
ed by return mni.
Informed that hc hg reccUty taken
copyright and that revised edition will s"on he issued
under his direction cannot supply orders from THIS date to
any nnrty exceeding six copies Address 49,
nlyIS 2w wv j. f. POWER, jackson, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
Gr0UTEIt1ItS AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
Aud
TonIc Aromatic Bitters.
CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc., esr


L CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS ETC., e<.
or these varieties of Begs the r;t is TO beteken MIXED
or 7t may Le mingled together forming Bitter Of greater
less e.y pcne every taste ne soE4t ana qgL
s' % y45 G @ B the g 2 Of 1 s :Tso ,5'Sa '' '' JUDGES
fEey are particularly eicectou- restoring heAh and
e&bi>hs npfred Fcs,io g" tfmttH ,9!;re Of 1sesT
;rch e Dyspe. Ngyo1s sGa 3D. iyfr if e MsG%1 ] "e"e'"
In any kind q Feyer followed bE p [&ce4
ore sirrn4 tn md hasten The complete return Of health.
hS Do ES not ; tsFs%a naah ns i.t,s ts & eppSy ttan
they possess arises from Il G j'T' me p - o. 0''
ctpEj Io'eI-, ci"hs, ,."Hvehoqses, etc.
Prepared anu S''' a. A. PEYCHArD, Aro'hecary.
20 Royal street, New Orleans.
sThe ahove I:,,er lc in n" principal 'irecer
te, Gancctlonerr> obsctcssn' Eoea Clnt. etc 2g yl
7 EsMBANCK's FEElAhE CORDIAL
PEAUrIFY1sG l-IHvIGoRATINGl- REGULATINGl
s T pr@49%SoF 81 % o1 H22@5 SsrfG S9 ReonF @ @ Bsh"'
ruptions from the Face Curing ioT .ps Or Sisan %
rc Limbs Wh5e ND t the yes.os IqJIns IT Of ss''s
wflich the :emale Sex * subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
os5 ts s0@@:;s V"T P5o F d. 1 3s With t does ons1
and Al o b&le I2fqPT Fnon @sfO
It has been ia e,td in ooe and proves to be eqRs 10
The i,dy Of one j he pronnsnt cons q Mohi!e hNs
~centy & gn f[ea a a,ai 5oy 5 ina acto 2T Of the o5 W he
-4 Of Lisfrnc COdia after all other re3oa es hAd
haI this organ excited healtey ACTION, and she vas
restored health h"pp'nes and the society oil Hs
! fnElily aud friends , . ,--,.. r
Numerous equally surprising tie most desperate To-
male cnses Of become known 20 tho pTopFleors
ss-so,d by JOHN WRIGHT L CO., New Orleans T AL
| LIANT 4 Co, Mobile. and Druggists generally. sea ~
| ~74S PRIZE BOAT BUILDER S
ssSS9s@ ssSS59sg@ OF THE SOUTH S*s'&'a"'SS
| j. MAYONY, AlSiers, La.
Will furnish noce, bu on the most approved
modes Pleasure and Race Yachts, Club and Skeleton Ro
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaw Skff5 and Row
Boats OF all descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars Spars Blocks and everything appertaning to Yacht
fitting and for sale the l.wes market prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
From Mesilla.

Judging from the appearance of the last number
of the Times, they have blue Times in Mesla. A.
man slightly blue is generally said to have three
sheets in the wind yet the Times is t' darkly,
deeply, beautifully blue y yand still utters but half
sheet 1t is evident that the Office of that paper
is long way from the paper Makers but the edi-
tor Mr.. Frank Higgins, makes pretty good paper
nevertheless, out of the materials at hand. He
gives US the latest news, good and bad. Asregards
the first, crops and the mines are promising, and
people are paying, as well as promising to pay their
| debts The U. S. troops have not left the Terri
tory yet although it is understood that the Mesilla
| belongs to the Southern Confederacy but there
appears to be no collision. The Quartermaster and
Commissary Departments at Fort Fillmore are in
| funds, and are making disbursements. The people
| do not object to receiving the coin OF the United
| States. number of persons from the mines and
new comes, have opened new ranches in the fertile
valley Of the Mimbres this season. Wheat, barley
and all crops are looking WELL and the most san
guine expectations realized Of large crops.
| Mining seems still to be the leading topic, but
prospecting appears to take the lead of actual
| results. Quartz rich in gold is represented as
abundant but quartz of gold appear to be scarce.
Silver mining, or rather preparation for it, is active
| in the 0rganos mountains. An extensive and COM
plete outfit of machinery is now on the read from
| Port LaTaca for the Stephens Silver Mining Com
pany. A company has been formed to work the
Santa susanna silver mine, situated in the Organos
mountains Col. Colt, of pistol fame, has gone into
mining extensively on these mountains. AS he has
offered to kill for the Kaiser of the Republicans
North his interest in the mines should be looked
after by the friends of tbs Southern Confederacy.
The Indians are still troublesome and dangerous
in the Mesilla. They have broken up several
American settlements, and murder and rob where
ever they have an opportunity. The San Pedro
valley has been abandoned by the settlers. The
Times gives details of recent Indian outrages in the
neighborhood of Stems peak.
, Nine men are missing, and it is feared have al
\ been massacred, although there exists hope tina
some of them retained as prisoners. The say
. ages inflicted upon some of their victims horribi
= torture, and exhibited refinement of cruelty u1
l. paratleled in the catalogue of Indian barbartes
| f,aly fiyip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
9artitplar (aotuts.

@~SoiICe to RuiIHrra - S.,Iu H,,,.,
r'gI95I%i nnt5 an he lih ns the q =
r ~ % ~ on ,hG lot corner Of rtcty Morcan streets
L ir,ionm @ ~ tapr Schools Of Third District Plans and
may oe een at the olice Of the undcrAigngd
DAVID HTirkNEY
j-,,j Al, o., Tow Boat Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

A MAGNIFICENT SADDLE.-A large number of per
sons collected at the Adams Express office on Sat
urday to see and examine a saddle of beautiful
and ingenious make and which was destined for
President Davis, at Richmond. The material is o I
the very best raw hide, and the make is after tha
Mexican style, which is noted for ease and eonve-
nience. Upon the pommel of the saddle is q beau
tiful compass seyeralinches in diameter, firmly and
ngeniously set, and spendidy mounted with silver.
The whole affair was manufa Ctured in kingsve,
S. G., and is supposed to be present from Gov
Hammond to the President. May the needle of the
forces continually North, until the whole soil of
Virginia is free from. the touch that now polutes
it. Petersburg Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
VOLUME XIV.
NLlIltnrn 9lQtitrs.

liEADquA RTERs CRESCENT BLUEs. CnMpAEY Z, J
Corner NHtCICH and Camp streets.
New 'ranls, InHe i, 1861. }
u THE MEMBERS or CUMFANH u ARE
EA h'Lny ordered TO at their AmOy, Of Camp
III nnd NWchcA stTrgs THIS EVENING IL O'Clock. BE
~ nuncim' BY uder Of the Captain. ~ -
Jti ." JAMES VI. GOODMAN, q. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
OFFICE OF BOARD OF tYuEKwRITERs,
New Orleans, Ailty 7, 1861.
a3-SOficc-Tfle following resolutions we,



nave opened books tor AHb,CrjpOn5 capital stock of
tails company, under the Louisville resolutions of 18th inst
No - Common street, where he found from A. VI. to
P. NJ for few dayg. desire there all friends and
Stockholders Be prompt.
rl23 If R. V. RICIA RnSON, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

,SB- Merchants. Lodge No. ~, 1. o. Q. e.
Meets every MONDAY EVENING" at O'Clock, in Room NJ
., Odd Fellows Hall. Officers for the ensuing erm-T
Is8acS9r N G. WHl. II. &. King, V. G.; John Rawie, Re-
lag "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

"a oTFICE NET QELElFs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD CoEPAHY,
New Orleans, May %, lgBl
FV, NoiiGe Gt TO shippers of Freight-t5avins
htfhHd Through TAIN to tho PAGES iImrd below VIZ
lHr"nuE ietersbrg RcbmDnh Norfolk and CITY Point We
WNL0Ut delay. n { 'WIITiNVg N'7"
u'y-E General Supcrntcndnnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08


Above, in reference TO the same boy.
IsSAQuESA Co, Miss, May :, 1857.
Dr. Sherman. New Orleans:
Dear SirIhe boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
he is one o the finest 10 king Deer Geek and Do rs
much work any man. W. 1. MILLS, Nj ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
- HEADS OF DEPART

S MENrs AND ssIsTANTs.i would beg 70 inwss ne
Hs5n Of The Heads departments Of the various oEaneh
be oyrnent on e Confederate States nov In Kennon1 70
nv lsrge anA extensive stock Of Books, Paper sHOh
CIV. EnVeIOpes, Blank Book, Ace when VIII
farutah thea fair prices. .-,. M nj. a..
Having aiisched % ny establishment extensive Book Bnte
~ We ae prepared execute binding, and the
Blank BooS Of every description in The best manner ana s
w. Publisher and Bookseller,
"a 81 Male street. Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
RICHMOND WING.
an Daily WING IN RichmOnd-PaJ the Car



IierH.
Tho Great demand for the DAILY WHrs within the city,
AZ we'll by regular as by transient readers, and the d'
cuv Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
bv carrying system adapted only to Office suOscnp-
lions have induced US to resort to the only feasible
node of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of orspaymsn, TO the Carriers. From this date, there
ofe no subscriptions for tho WHIs to be left within the
city will be taken at this office ard all persons indebted
for subscription the present time, within the city, are
requested 20 call at the office and settle their accounts.
The Carriers will of course continue to deliver the pa.
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate Of fifteen cents per week The puohc
viii nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the wHla by Carriers within the city Is removed and
that all who want it may buy from the Carriers or have
il left for them at their residences or places OF business
September 10th, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

-, RER. }. w, GARLACk.-DkAR
- A sA-IhAve for months used In my ainly sem
p!ss Justly celebrated Baking 70 " ders and tske Pslr
~ In renellrg them V families IS the very oeti aIuoie
NV. ever tr!e FOR making Light sweet spoay ereAa. IneIe
no excuse for bsd when SomPle's arc seu
-cSsk lss0 te2 II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice the city SSS e'EaSy PsGPs ar.ss
Having stock Of Prints, Lawns
dles plain and figured BAreges black And eoloea BIKE
md and brown Shifting and sheeung OA..
neres and Kentucky Jeans striped and domestic iSI men
.eryAns Ladies' Caters; Morocco Kid and Oatskh shoes
MAJ and Ohldrens Shoes every size and quality Linen
and Cotton Goods and boys Ladies SIN and Lie 90
Gloves Al ~ cents; Mts 8Ik 70 50 cts Linen bossms ~
cent? Irish Linen IS, 8TH and 50 cents; Parasoh plain
and striped At rs CENTS sVsI Cambria and Jaeonet hsln
MINI blue white TaretSn, IT astonishing low prices
0Xmbc worked Bands and Collars at cost All ose goooa
aboye and great many too numerous 10 menuon one o
Shou charging they we're bought before we
hard times had commenced Be careful that you comet NE
rsa. pace W. - JOSEPH srRAUaE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

HAVING Wood and Lanber Yard, the Of the Ysrs
III River Railroad opposite ny Warehouse have made ar.
rangemenis for constant supply OF oAi and Pine Wood which
Will be delivered 10 families the very lowest market price
Builders will End good assortment Of the best Yrgiu,
Lumbe which will be sold on accommodating terms
feal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
APRIZ, 1851.
NNHS

DRY GOODS.
yERoHArs visiting this clay st view OF n4hng Sv
k are respectfully solicited 70 eIAralns cur eIoA u
GOODS We Ter for sale:
y5.0 bale. Brown 5hsetinss and shl-tinSL
,GO OsnAbargL ,,.,
50 cases Bl ssch Ell Shee,ngs and shiriingL
s0barg P,stl a. Striped 0snaburgr,
% uiscss st-lped aud Plaid DoDestes, for ssrVaAA
6Ob8,e5 T.ckags, ,,-
"a :. Denirs and striped 5hirInss
% YibO cases Fancy Prints,
- Oott0nades-
10 OoOred Cambrtcs,
Is Kentucky Jeans and INeedi,
And large Appointment OF Heavy and ZINE Lnen Tor gnh Sen
W6 Sbcs Irish Linens Lawns Plain, Striped and Lmbroli
sd Bsrsges Gai Popuns Cloths oAmeres, Nestng &C. Ae
vi OF uhieh u ssn cheap 20 the cash and prompt Ade
- ELLErT DREWRY,
No. II Pearl street,
Rlchrond. Vs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
U@SPECTAL NOTICE.

kA rapossibily procuring supplies, except ior casa
~ 80 b-reaer viii Be for cash only, excepting only those
:, ys.sSsS - III, JSO. o PAGK, JR,
SO ~ Nc. IS Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

n
M DOOLEf odsrs Wholesale and Retail 20 the Military
AID he Public generally his large stock OF Home Manufactured
ood Grey Blue aud Black Cadet ana Fatigue Style Caps
be had a. s sbs1msi favorable terms city
ID ~ soua Particular attention dsed 10 the Black Military
. IA i ne hnsst durable and Gap mGuufae
aired Havng hand good supply Of stock the manufacture
Oh Dress Hats Wholesale and Retail trade Will be eontinu
"a InHN DOOlEY. No 81 Main Street, Richmond Va, SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
DIvAL q NOR Oy,s "aoass T3N,E, FOB

nLVAL NOt " hUhNn IHN.N, r Us
NAlss diving appetite and Relieving tNem Of bos
nd worms debouad Surie and Dstemper and All Diseases
vheh horse subject internally ths "Hcre Tonic gives
then an appetite glossy coat Of hair and be len od after
The animal improved vt1ou his fArg back to his hrst poor
bout four yeArs ggo this city and all paris Of the state Of V
INA Nor Carolina Mes lOk, aud In almost every quarter Of
fbs TIn,ou--and the demand Is steadily increasing.
The TonIs has given universal satisfaction As far a. We
.pher has been able ascertain team be obtained OF the
pncpaf dusss In this State and Of JAS p DUNAL, Drug
80 sole Proprietor and Manufacturer SEES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
ROBERT j.. DENNY.

ROBERT j. DENNY,
Dealer In HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Tools, ke.,
Embracing every variety of articles adapted for
BUILDERS, Ma 6HINISTS, d. H0USEKEEPERS
No. sos ASoyI TEE BAnKs
HAVE In store the largest and moot com
plete stock Of English, German and American
Hardware / have ever had the pleassreto Of =
fer and respectfully Invite all In want 10 examine
he before purchang elsewhere Ny goods fresh, and
having purchased exclusively for cash, prepared tool
fer them upon the lowest terms
In Farming implements Isnunsrats Hoe, Handliovs
ove Spades Yorfes Ra scythes snahs AIes and Chains
Together With GARDENING TOOLS Of all kinds.
In House-Rurnishing Goods ny stock 10 also very
sonpes-vs: Fine Tea fays and Waiter tnss And In SETS
Japand Toilet ses n-waf gsucePanE Tea and Preserving
Kettles Cutlery; Pine Ivory Handle KLy Qn dos and In
Doabe and apoonI Brushe Hair and Feather dust
srs fubs suctsts Matl; Brooni; COOKING Uenfl kc kc
Lndin building Materials particularly, an eonstanty
with large and complete stockvs Locks OF
tcpon Bolts Iron and Bras Rail shesve Screw,
Puey Sash Cord Wenche Cut Wrought
Hah Spikes and all other article, for baan7 purposes 10
rsther with Tools Of oil hndS
- Order ssrssly And prs.pty snendsd 70.
ROBERT J. DENY,
Mn 10 Main s.rrs, above The DaAkR