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The national Republican., 1861-12-28

ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
l. MUM CO., proprietors of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring American and
- F. a - ID NJ II -,
Wsth 8iateeN Years Experience IN tie Business.
Refer TO- Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon w D. Bishop, -Commissiones Of Patents,
and to more than hfteen thousand inventors who
have had business doae through Mum 90 . Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free BY mail.
mall
No charge for consultation, o1nlly or BY mail.
Preliminary Rxaiainahon In Unifed States Psten'
Ohioe 81
Cfires, No u Fark Row. New Tork; Washington
urppr o' > ar' cyrr'n .rr"r> ~, site the fAteD
TOE. ~ 1N--''rif
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
By TELE9RAPR

BRIDGB-BURNERs CAuGHT--GEN HALLECK 9
ACCOUNT or TT--GEN. POPE TAKES MORE
ID. PRISONERS. ID
4 Headquarters, 81. Louis, Dec. A.-To Major
General Nc McCielidn, 6c.: General Pnpe's cav
airy, sent 10 Lsxins,"n. ~ captured two cap
horses, 10.
They destroyed tho foundry and ferry boats
at that place.
Col. Bishops detachment overlook party OF
bridge.burners yesterday, killed ten and took
seventeen prisoners and thirty horses.
All damage on the railroad viii be repaired
In three days.
II. W. HALLEcK, Major General, 80.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
THE QUEENS MESSENGER IN CANADA-The
Quebec Chronicle of Tuesday SAYS:

Mr. Seymour, the Queens messenger who
has been to Washington; arrived here yester-
day morning We believe Captain Lindsay,
Royal navy, who has been staying In Quebec
for some time, will leave for England Today,
and carry with him dispatches for the British
Government. The Londonderry Guardian tells
us the Anglo-Saxon was detained day on her
last outward trip to receive an immense guam
tity OF telegraphic cypber for Lord Lyons"
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
MORE REBEL PRISONERS,

MORE REBEL PRISONERS.
Gen. Mcclellan received the following dir
patch yesterday:
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. rs, 1861.
To MAJOR General Bfc Cielidn: Major Cow r,
commanding squadron Of the First Iowa cav
airy, has just arrived at Jefferson City, wi h
one captain, thirteen msn, and ten wagon loads
of stores, captured from Prices army.
Fl. W. HAuLECK, Majof General, &c.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
TITHO II HIC WOR X {.

sealed proposals will be received by the Senate
CHmmittes on pr!nt ns until the toth OF January
and Diagrams which accompany the Document II
from the Departments commu icated with the
Annual Message of the resi- lent 10 GouEre. 8, to
be executed in the very Il manner.
No bids received exec frJm persons carrying on
the Lithoara Business.
For particulars apply at the & Cffics of the Super
intendent Of Public Printug where the work to b.
done can be examioej.
7'I JOHN D. DEGREES,
dso.s-eo3t Suteriutei dent Public Printing,
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

tn CoHnrsroxDsHrs.-- nt tertion will b.
psid 10 enouyr,pd% nm iacaticCs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
The Police,

We think II time we had an efficient police in
this city, either by invoking aid from New
York or elsewhere, and we probably would not
have 80 much destruction of property by Are
who infest our city, and have nothing else to
do but to seek means for plunder. They seem
mostly to skulk around stables and barns,
burning horses, cattle, &c. Those who may
wish to find the police may do SO by calling ~
their rooms or quarters, or in some othec out
"f.the way place. At the fre on Monday night
at the corner of Tenth and streets, some six
or seven hundred dollars worth of property
was destroyed belonging to Mr.. g. A. Armes.
The above was handed us by correspondent
who has suffered by the torch Of the incendia.
ry, and feels indignant at the failure Of our
police to protect the property OF our citizens.
That the present police force is inefficient, is
abundan,ly evident. No matter how dark the
nights, the street lights are sxtinguished, which
gives simpunity to the desperate characters who
now prowl over our city, and live by arson and
robbery. There is scarcely night but some
deed of desperation is committed in our streots
Murders have been frequent of late, but the
murderer /. unseen and unknown. We seldom
| leave our office for home before two or three
O'Clock in the morning, and on our way we
seldom encounter n watchman, but nightly
come in contact with men who should be in II 4
guardhouse. A lew nights ago, within IA few
rods Of our own doar, drunken and hatlsss
| soldier demanded money, because he had
" been robbed by loafers." The night bef,re
IL gentleman sought protection in our Office
from II gang of rufians. who had beaten him
and who attempted to rob him. This ia nov
the character Of Washington by night. As
| citizen, in common with others, we demand .
| thorough and radical reform.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

T OsT or STOLEN.-On Thursday n
II night, from corner OF Thirteenth and. In
q hslf and Sevs nth streets, = Brown HoRsR AN.
ad white covered Wagon, numb cred 633
Expenses and a rood reward will be paid to the
rets ruer, at 838 seventh street. o. dec2s-sts
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

IL U X 81 U II SII
r r u IL Sl!I
We have on hand at our spaciout sslesfoom. In
the Of our auction rooms at private sale, Very
large aud elegant a sor.m.n, Of Furs and Robes,
consisting Of .
Minx Sable, Hudson Bay Sabe,
Stone Martin, III ch and Ermioe,
Fur seal Gloves aud uauntiets Gaps aud Nut
fzrs,
Iadi s. and Cbitdren's FurS,
Fancy Carrilge Robes, lined and unlined,
BYfalo, Wolf, Genet and many other goods for
sale low by WALL 4 BARHARD,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
dec28 corner Pa ave and Ninth st.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

IN for the arss-t of tue fsnd or feuds who set
hro 70 ny stables, last Monday night, ooraer Of
Il and Tenth streets, having the sa isfdcion Of
destroying for ne one thousand dollars worth Of
property.
dec 2S-lts G. A. ARMIES.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

Tor N Il N T. The large Brick ~
L HO JSE on the corner OF Niuth street 'ia
east aud Pennsylva 10 avenue. Iiii
Apply at corner Of street north and Twentieth
street west, to ....| ." II. N. EASILY.
dec rs PTS
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

General RosECRANs 10 now at the Willard
Hotel.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

nY WALL q BARNARD, auctioDeers.
ID Corner South side Pa. Av. and Ninth Street
HACK, HORSES AND HARNESs AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, December slit com
mencng at 10 O'Clock, We shall ell, IN front OF the
Auction Rooms, without reserve,
ONE HACK, HORSES AND HARNESS.
Terms-One third ci-h, balance pay able monthly,
with notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearrg interest.
WALL BARNARD,
deo % (Star) huctionrr5s
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

NOTICE.
SELLING OUT BELOW COSr TO CLOSE
The entire business The large ana fine stocS u Hat
Caps, and Gentle neL's urDishii 6 Go ds VIII b.
sold 1t great bargai-H
A email lot OF Lad es' Furr will be sold very cheap
Fixtures aud Show Cases for sale at
HOPKINS
Corner of Sixth street and Pc N averuA
b,twser Browns and Natl al Hotels
dec 25-1Weodif
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

81 The Union Prayer Meeting viii he
holden, every day this week, In the rooms Of til
Young Men's Christian Association, Pa svenue,
opposite Browns Hotel to commence at O'Clock
To be continued one hour only dec ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
o F r IC | A L.

. .T g. TREASURY DEPARraEHT,
8l November 80, iS6l.
Notice s hereby given Of the readiness OF thi De
partm Mt TO redeem the Treasury Iotes authorized
1880. ri =
The interest on such Treasury notes will cease on
the first day Of Fsbruaey next by The terms OF the
above sot
F. s. +. CHASE,
}. = Secretary # the Treasury.
deo
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

WHnTE;,By msni sn,i.r: Is = yssr. 1n
cry store. as IN the Grocery business over two
ysars In New York Has recommendations from
frmer employers, ALTO fr m well known rsons In
his city Address, for three days,
eric ,MOND,n
Care Of c. McNiel Box 216 p o.
HrWGg's no object. dec 2S-'t
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

81" Libt raj Chrtstianity," n Discourse
In Earea Church, Rev J: !, Kennaid, on Sunday, at
II . m Lecture to Yoang Men on the " Koors AND
FRuiTs OF HookRs IrrIDrLrTr," In the ever ing at
oct OK dec ?S--1'F
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

~ hsv. :. NJ. Pierce. Of Massschusstts,
will preach in the Capitol, at II o'c ok, Sunday
morning F'- 80 dec2s
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

A recruiting station Is opened on Seventh street,
No. 3ss Captain Whitney's quarters, light cavalry
dec 21-eodlOd
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

aO- Tho publication ntHce Of tho Natson'i
..,,,I5,icqn ia ut She no, Il east oorn9 Of d an
.rartr street. eocond DO =, over W. u. sher
.,.r,,.s store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
saturday, December 2S, 1861.

ss- Le-ding 'satsor Oh every pase.'Ns
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
GLOVESi GLOVES
LADIES FURS
BUCKSKIN CLOVES
MILITARY GUANTLbTS
MCCLELLAN FATIGUE AND ARMY CAPS
LADIES AND OHILDRENs S FURs
Just received at SEYMOUR'S,
dsS l4-2w*f Georgetown,
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

CONTESTED LAND CASES on Appeal,
- or otherwise, rfqurins argument or invertiga
ton Suspended In caims of State,, corporations
or individuals SyspGL ded entries etc Tie der
signed, lately in charge Of the pre- empton bureau,
may be consulted at No 4a4 +, nnsylvaria aveiftie
Refer TO officials Of the Lald Department
dec 0-lms JOIN NJ BIN N,KLEY.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

Glow CARDS,
> VIsiTING CARDS.
FANCY PAINTING,
And Lettering of every d scrip ion, done to orcer
~ith dispatch, by
q. Ii. FOWLER.
From Rro4dwav, n. 4,
4i6 Seveo,h str ct, opposite P.st OiIlc".
de, Qt-1 if+
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

NMY MaPOF rhk ss.Sv Of ~ NJ; IN
n vi ,ia, showing the battle fh's. fortiica,
TONS ac., on and near tne r tJinac river; bad
+omel printed l, color5 Price 5 cent.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSOS T.YL9H
dec 25-lw 28l r~nIs, vania nv.'.ur
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
p U n D.

- 1. o. q. F.-The Members Of the
Grand Lodge, d. G., ate requested to meet al the
Hall, on Sever tn street, this Saturday, Dec 2sth
at O'Clock p m, for the purpo Of atte ding the
funeral Of p. q. Robert sleght /.
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS,
deo 2S-lts Grand Secretary mo tenn
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

81 headquarters first ns g I'M. mt D." ST.
ern Virginia brigade, Alerandrid December 1.-The
headqua tcrs Of thi. Iegim Mt will be loci cd in
Alexandiia Recruiting stations w II be signated
at proper stations Recruits Wishing to J in this
regiment will be mustered In and clothes at once.
n W. WALL,
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
TO oFFICRRs, sUTLERs, 80.

A new light -four wheeled WA . 3E96EfR
GOS, with water proof coyers, z68V38
and handsome leather cushens
b iilt TO urder at New York and cost Sis2 FOR
SALE, at moderate rrice Also, New York
made set of DOUBLE HA MESS, plated fttinss,
never u,ed Also, set of . AN SINGLE HARNESS,
quite new. Apply for ad iress Of stable and Groom
10 4s1 Seventeenth street corner Of l. dec 2s
ttS REwAuD.-Was stolen from my
sWC .h,p yesterday, (Fridey, by either sold ef
his c3mpahion 10 ci;z MS css, volea, ic FL :.
TOL, which was LETT with me for repair. will give
'hc above reward for Its return such mation
that may get IL. @. H. MUNCk,
Gun Smith, 488 Sixth street.
dec ?s-t near Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

" GSN" RAILS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Cry December o., 1861.
The Secretary of Var directs that mule horses
be bought until all now belonging to the Govern
ment are In active service
The attention of all quart, rma Of the regular
and volunteer army /. called to the above order
from the Secretary OF War
NJ. G.. MEIGS,
QuartermBster General
dec 27-eodl0t United States
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

aF Having been authorized, by the
War DepNt tment, TO raise and organize regm, Mt
Of infsntry, to serve In the District Of Columbia ns
q home guard, persens wishing to raise and com
mand companies In this regiment will report TO the
General Recruiting oficer, at his headquarters,
No. sos, Seventh sire t, between ID and E.
rrr, l-s 1SAACA PFCK
WAsBrsaron, D. G.,
i ~ November II, 1881. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

Kris KRINGLE 'S COME
Just receiving the largest stock of
FANCY GOODS
In W. shngton
Writiog Desks, Dres ing Cases, Portfolios Direc
tion and Alphabet BlockI, Games, Photo
g.aoh Albums, Gift apd Mis- si
laueous Books In great
varieties, at war
Call and see, at SHEPHERDS
Headquarters,
dec 81 Corner Seventh ana street,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!

Al L I z U N Z S<I-UVIUVUF
Daily Revenue S7,50o.00.
INVESTED IN Tux UNIrED STATES, OVER tsoo,o0oi
an Directors Personally Responsible for As n0d1emsnt %
As Company.
VII respectfully attention 70 the security OF the vepoo!
w and London Company 70 lie policy holders In h
large cash capital and investments, a. stated above
me large capital and income Of the Company enaeeh 70 afs
line parties requiring large amounts ofnsuranoe
In addition the ordinary mode Of insurance, this
sues PKRAAgEETPOLICEESo the payment OF TEAAh
AL PREMIUMS Property Is, theaceforth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled a any time, and
MUIR will be returned less per cent
Company will makensarGnee By loss OF kere % ire on
and most liberal principle.
Uder The Policies Company all claims are paid upon pre-.
ssnt.op Of I.ory proof loss without doGfseo or
Non 6r iarsa ard nos usual si1Tr DAYS ser presensh'
non OF proof WokfHh WAL. Nenu,
.shsl' ~ Main street, under % Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

DAILY LINE
an JAMES RIVER, TO FORTS So
" P0HHATAS AND JAhIsf0WE GROVE .k1[fRER.
AND 5ToNrHoUsE WHARyEa-T The stesner CUbfIn PEUh.
Capt PEENAx will leave her wharf at Rockets regularly
EVERY MORNING Except gundsys At o'clock, the above
places and day, about 81 O'clock NJ touching
al ali Of the regular Lao digs going and returning
Passage 10 Grove etOne Wharf, tskesb eIirs ~ cent
each. ..r
The CUarIs PECK will connect with line Of COACHES
nnp YORKTOwH Wharf, and through tickets to
returA VIII be given the boat for s3eas
ua 80 cents each. X HAsKINs.
2O-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
W. EISoM. W. O. DARLINGTON
Address --Hcwardsville. Virginia.
EESGM 81 cos
1861. lsssxa 1861

MAIL PACK EFT LINZ Z,
PACKET CLARA, Captain d. D. Isbel.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. H. Maxwell
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. @. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER Captain Q. q Burks,
r FAVE Richmond Monday, w ednesdny and Friday,
IL p NJ Leave Lexington days at O'Clock, A. NJ
With superior accommodations for travellers,
between Richmond, Lyachburg, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed this line Will be recepsed for a. our or
Gee, and paid for, n lost Our Agents are:
W. p Uuiehnsd, Richmond; Bccock Parrish, Lynehburg
and II. Norgrove Lexington msic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
AL TEE PREMIUMS.
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

yHv Oldest Estabshmen In Richmond where b be had
The above articles perscAoa ct the shortest nstcs
Being eonndent Giving entire saisfseon, hs subscb seu
cshns, ma rsning his hudue pybns ney
vs't . z; ~: ~ ne 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
DICHuOND CLOTHING MANUFAC-

m rORY.-The subscribers have On hand large and ~
eoaipiete assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED ~
6O0DS-oohs CLSmers and yesings, Of all grades nom
s lcloSng noted mills Crsnshsw Nils Richmond, Va, Miller
Cas- Nils Calpegec county, Va Kelley, Ford Cos nils,
RseiercSsourg Thomas Ames Nils. Marion, smith county,
Island Nils Charlotte n o. which are prepared 70
th shors notice. and Ia the latest and most
approved that viii In every respect sh
s goods and Of the Orenshsv
IA quality French There can be no longer an ez-
buying goo manufactured cut Of the state In add
We keep Alxays hand a OF FRENCH AND tNGLibH
CLOTHS AN OAMsRES be surpassed BY any house In
te city, q Cutters, and Of vorkmen
no. 20 % GrASsea BY any the Unon with deterns
ton furnish with Southern ssed
soa goods SOUTH made SOUTH and trus TO be
sod SOUTH determined TO do 1nia our power
70 push forward soIthern Invitations. - -
SPENCE 4 CAREY
Clotllsrs and Merchant Tsilors,
r-SS Corner OF Msn and lsth sweets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS

@gRsK 49, ~ E sz6
nN and APTER Monday, June Cd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHhosD DAILY, At 6l6, A NJ, for ssun-
ton and all intermediate Way Stations, connecting Cor
don.e with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains fo
Mana sAs Junction intermediate Stations Al Manassas the
trains connect the Manassas Gap ssrcad, for wheeling
Winchester Hurpers Ferry and all stations the Manassas
Road Charlottesville with their trains for Lynehburs and
All points West souhwes OF that place. And every other
day. Wis Tuesdays ThursdSys and Saturday, for Jackson
River and Stations West OF Stanton.
Hamsn Browns Stages connect with the train at sarnton
on Mondays Wednesday, Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, FOR Lexington.
hsrman and Coupanys Stages connect with the Train
and Saturdays at Mboro for the Warn
Springs and River for the Who Sulphur Spring,
LswiSburg, 10.
The Nall Train leaves Jseksons River Monasy wodnes
days and Fridays Ut s:lo. P. NJ. for stsunton.
al u. wHrooMB,
General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

| GARDEN TO0LS.-spades, Rakes, Hoes Garden Forks,
" rowes Reels and Lines Boys Spades
Ac for BY o.. sTNros, sign Of the Circular Saw
| rhlt II Main 81. eet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

SOUTHERN MAN lUhEo!
no So and especially you oesn IS desirable doods
without psy5g ary for then man ther sctosi WORTH
FsxE CEEaSSRAW w0OLEN COMPANY
efs cav orGnsd year and IN order te make such doodf
a. could not compete with bat Soald athr aid other southern
by furnishing grades and styles OF Goods that have
rr heretofore been In Virginia. they filed their Min 9Th
Es,v on the best ani Ansst quality They manufso
iunr en CASsMER and CLOTHS o; variety from me
virnS Meno and hesEo WOOL and solicit the attention OF the
, p ,he soala 10 Goods AL who have the ARMY
oLO At hst expressly for the Virginia Military
Iute them at eAst equal not superior In qualify
70 hoss they b9yns heretofore and quite As cheap
virginia state And Central Agricultural societies a ther
Falr this city In october last: sSsrded 70 MS company
eod Medal for their exhibition Of WooLEN GOODS which In
Guided some beautiful ehSWls, Blaakes &c
Purchasers rely peee OF Goods
81 being What represented aud under no
vii Company induced TO work hoddy In he Goods nor
LkwIs D. oRKssHAw, President
BAN-u p NrOaALL,
EnL1s-oS GoDoD, ! Ds-,c,crS
joss h. noSrA0uk,
k.W. HAYWOOD,
for the sale Goods Manufactured oy The Oren
shaw Woosn Company Richmond Va We have now on hand
shous 2O yArcs o nne plain and fancy Single and Double
ed Cassrsres betes lot OF rce Blankets Snd
sosC,eu Manufacturing AZ the rate OF fV9
Der which offer the trade at fair prices and
te-s entire confidence that the enterprise viii re-
s,Ve a HoeraI gupSo-S oRfNsHAW co., Agents,
fsal-u Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
VULCANlTR TEETH aapsIzzR
VULcANITE TEETHll k6@l&


vULoANiTE TEETHl x@$
GREAT IlFPRO VE.hE9T IN ARTIFYCIALUIffS93S
T6kTH l1J
G. W JONES DEsTfr hayns the rsh for making TEETH on
plate being s.issd q AZ absolute superiority
az osSr mSAOts having thoroughly tested or hresoe
aoRts number anu sotRo u ne ~ .sf denI cases
gold plate had utterly failed Consnds with
nire confidence hoe desiring null or partial sets OF tee -
DsciqEy u dsd;isae cs b1ss ey are nois EHg The per
ct adaptation the plate and the saeaon thereby secured en-
ols hr Insert teeth without clasps which, In the
gold plate rendered teeth painful and useless Ay
adopted by thot standing the profession Merit
md South testimonials oil be gwen Gai specimens exhibited 70
Wishing 10 zee them
Geld any other plate made Of course for such - prefer
Tas cleansing regulating sad al other operations gently snd
thoroughly performed. ~
Teeth extracted wOat pain, BY electricity, having attracted
ioue hundred teeth Whit
e Ofee hours nom 10 81 nom ~ 70 D. on Main tres
,s,<s.n On ana lO.h APPS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
LIShTE & BRADBURRY,S

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
ERoHANTs visiting this city with view Of m.Eing purchases
N are respectfully solicited 10 examine Stock OF Dkf
GOODS. We offer for sale:
800 bales Brown shee;nss and Shrtirgs,
200 " 0snaburgs,
so cases Bleached sheetlngs and shrtings,
50 bales Plaid aud Striped osnaburrs,
$50 pieces Striped and Plad Domestics for servants.
60bales Tiekings,
81 " DENNIS and Striped shirtingf,
80 cases Fancy Prints,
" Cotionsies,
10 /" Colored Cambrcs
% " Kentucky Jeans and Tveed1
And Of Heavy Snd Pine Linens for gents wear
White Cambrcs Ih Linens Lswns Plain Striped and Embrod
cred Bereges sad Popns Cloths Csssmere5 vesngs &C. &c.
ali which viii sell cheap TO e cash and prompt trade
ELLETT DRrwRY.
No. II Pearl street.
anil Riehmopd, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

sUNDHIs> IN STOtsE AUGUST 9TH, 1851
y 80 bhl Extra Large Fat Nc. ! haeferel
% bass Grain Pepper
25 bxs Ground DC
5basS Race Ginger
do FmeDto
2SbU No Nuiregs
DO tordon Mustard
S. DO Fig uslng
90 do Maccaroni
loo half Chests Green and Black Teas
10 Rice
259 bxs Tslow Candles
IS do Fancy Soaps
l5Q bags shot
g dozen Painted Pals
% do wash Boards
l0 bxs Clothes Pins
90 Cotton Plough Lines
800 do hrs Mlsrs snoking Tobacco
90 10 Goudgins do do
IS bKs Palmetto Chewing do
5Okegs zig do do
10 NJ genuine Principe segan
$50 gross Matches
- DO nzs3ns Backing
10 Ibis NeE YORK. Syrup
Is txB scda sGcrEtns
81 do Chalk Pipes ..
ForsSleoy wh WALLOksONn,
aub-d2U Corner Pear, and Carg siress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS


PECIAL notice to the city country people In want OF any
- Goods, would do Nellby calling at No 81 Main street
Having large OF Prints Lawns Jaeonetts Organ
es pAn and figured Blreges black and ooored Silks shaw
And uAuss bAoned and brown shifting and sheetns oasS
eres and Kenucky Jeans striped and domestic for men and
servants Ladies Gsters Morocco, Kid and OAfSn shoes
Misses Chudrens Shoes, CT size and qusty anen
snd Cotton Goods and boys Ladies sk and Lie Ihrdsd
gloves cents M 87A 10 90 cts Linen bos Ems AZ -
cents Irish Llnen g. S1H and 80 ceats; pNasos plain
and striped IS cents; swiss Cambria and Jseonet Muslin
white TafeSn Astonishing low prices the nnesi
Sanb.e worked and Cellars All those goods
and great too numerous 10 neaton ones for
sale charging they we're bought before the
had Commenced, Be careful that you come to the
sisht pace, No. % MAIN stree - -.
uy3i JOSEPH SfRkUV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
YCS TsE SALE o. NEGRoES
TIVE uafa sis dAy commenced The Auction business
~ ire tas Of SsGROEs a. The Auction Room Frsnkhi
tt-sst iate'y cc-uuici ~ BETTs GREGORY.
R u sen Ncyas- both pabuy and privately and socits M
pafo ss cls and the P1eie generally lie pledges ~
i % promote the aisres; q bis psoas; and EATERS h.se
-. from M oag experience In the trade he Win be enabled q
obtAn hi.h.s market pea lie VII make liberal advance
On a. property IN haaa-sud prepared to board persons
Srsd IA the trade ao ths ssrySnishsyiag ample AeecH
sSSt.I1ss r. brts n STOKES,
o. Franklin, Sid door beloE Wall street
A,-ufstA Isl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

SAHpINBs-s0 Cases sardnts whole hall and quarter Boz.
- a. ,u. rec ysd and for sale BY sEIDES MfLLER,
san corpsF lsth and Csry Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-18

yuLES. CAST AND SHEAR STREL.-wc have on
hand good assortment Of the above Goods TO which We In
w, mS tas A''''" y gMITH. RHODES 90.