davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-20

I
! %. GENERAL COBRiESION MERCHANTS
,,. - AND DEALERS IN
! SFBkAl, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS.
~ STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES 1'0'
! fe9tf 20 7"o "a ~ ,,s
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-20

E3A JAS. HAZLITT l. co.
G*sSaSz -, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
s=sHssstfkss IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
A, os q Al SOUTH GAY STREET BALTIuoRX
rom the most celebrated Dislillers " mrlT-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

ANOTHER SPEECH FROM Mr.. LINCOLN.

~.
WASHISGrOS Feb 6.-Several bodies of citizens here
nom different States paid their respects TO President Liz
coin to-day. Prominent among them were those from
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts The latter the for
mer bad done, assembled in the East ROOM and when
Mr.. Lincoln made his appearance the Hon Chas Train
briefly addressed him, saying that Massachusetts, had
read his inaugural and would stand BY it, aud from
would it meet with more cordial support than from the
Old Bay State.
Mr. Lincoln replied, saying in substance feel thank
full for tbs renewed assurance of the kind feeling conf
dence and support Of the Old Bay State In so far
you Mr. Chairman, have expressed in behalf OF those
whom you represent your sanction Of what have enun
GATED in my Inaugural address this is very grateful to
my feelings The subject one of great delicacy in
presenting my views at the opening of an administration
under the pee uar circumstances attending my entrance
upon the official duties connected with the Government
studied all the points with great anxiety and presented
them with whatever of ability and sense Of Justice
could bring bear II it meets the appreciation Of
good friends in Massachusetts,, shall be exceedingly
gratihed, while hope il will meet the appreciation OF
friends everywhere am thankful for the expression of
those who have voted with u.s. and like every other
OF you, like them certainly l do others. Laugh
ter.
As President in the administration Of the government
hope TO be man enough to know one citizen of the
United States from another (cres of good y
section from another. shall be gratihed TO have the
good friends Of Massachusetts, and others who have thus
far supported me in these national views still TO support
me in carrying them
Mr.. Lincoln excused himself from further remarks
account OF pressing business and retired without further
ceremony than farewell bow.
General Scott aud Secretlry Holt also visited.
To the greeting Of the Pennsylvania visitors General
Scott made brief, patriotic and friendly response.
Mr. Holt expressed himself honored by the visit and
regretted that the brief time he had occupied the War
Department had not enabled him to do for the
country in this time of trouble.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

a. called meeting Of the City COun-
r~ - =, Monday evening TO consider the Ordin-
q 80 ..xes for the support Of government-
s''e i.a,.ipg clause was taken up - -. an
re ,sts not exempt from taxation, one dollar
'Oa re every hundred dollars value thereof; aud
81 ESs1 be included all real estate not exempt IRON
sren snS III Incorporated joint stock companies, saw
san0o, ' - and insurance cOmIanies
- ~, ,oved TO strike out 'ten cents, aud the mo-
900 PeSa,ook then moved TO strike out 81 and insert
Mr. 49, ,be motion was lost Ayes-heSsrs. De-
q e''1 ~. ,sbrook, Greanor, Griffin Richardson and
800, - Noes-MeSsrs. Burr, Crutehheld, Grattan,
Sla'ee nm Howison and Scots.
Bskins, S,,ok then moved to strike out 81 and in
NJ. 80 IN the first part OF the 2nd section, which
-. As follows; l..
V'~.Sred dollars value thereof on all moneys and
s' centred by said ordinance to be hstef sixty cents
CO., hundred dollars value; aud herein shall be IN
o. N he capital vested employed IN soy trade or
eleu bieh IA not specifically taxed, and all the per-
s,,erty aud moneys o. Incorporated Joint stock
soA ~ exccut the mOneys aud personal property that
80. r,rt Of the capital Of the Banks, aud except
c. aud personal property Of savings institutions
Cd, r,r &C cOupani,s which have declared dividends
90 .-s wear preceding the lst day Of February
IT, sanders offered the following substitute for Mr..
-. am ndment and 10 De inserted in the first
,be 2nd section from its commencement to the
Pa' .,.lus thereof" where they first occur, ION
s,,.-.,,,sI property and money not employed in
s. ~ and manufacturing business except slaves, one
Co.. vslue thereof" This was sdOped-ayes 5, noes
90 On notion Of Mr.. Howison, the words "and cred
..s Inserted after the word money" The vote
b avs. N ssrs Crutchdeld, Deuoon, GreanOr
: .so Hill HowsOn, Richardson and the President, 5.
-. Nessrs. Burr, GazebrOOk, Grattan, Haskns,
P.s,,lsOu and Scott, q
80 tbrd section which reads follows was then
t9 40. "On every free person over 2l years Of age
o every slave ~ years OF age, owned or hired
Nv company, institution or person whatever, So"
\, Grattan moved 70 strike out > and insert 81.
NJ saunders moved to insert -, and his motion was
limited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
TIE NEW CARINET

WASHINGTON, March THE Senate were in secret
session an hour aud half to-day, during which the fol-
lowing Cabinet appointments were confirmed:
For Secretary Of State, VIM II. Seward, of New York.
For Secretary of Treasury Salmon p Chase, of Ohio
For Secretary OF War Simon Cameron, of Pennsyva-
MA
For Secretary ofNavy, Gideon Willis, of Connecticut
For Postmaster General Montgomery Blair, of Mary
land
For Secretary of the Interior, c. B. Smith, of Indiana
For Attorney General Edward Bates, of Missouri.
For all Of these, except Blair and Bates, the
unanimous. Against them four or five votes cast
oy members who objected to having in the Cabinet any
citizen from Slave State.
While the voting going on large crowd hung
around the door Of the Senate anxious to hear the re-
suit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
TaE NEW ADMINISTRATION AND THE BESIEG.
Ed FORTS AT THE SOUTH.

washington, March 5.-Seversl very prominent gen.
temen of the South Immediately after the delivery Of
Mr. Lncolns inaugural telegraphed to the Governors of
Sou Carolina and Florida advising them not TO attack
the Forts in the possession Of thu Federal troops but
await definite usruc iOns from the President of the Con-
fdera. States Tnis advice may be considered author
-atve considering the position held by the gentlemen
VIII cave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
ERnM EnRT SI,MTER

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Up to yesterday Major An
dsr,on in his communications with the War Department
iaued speak OF his condition as safe, and to advise
against the sending Of reuforc ments.
A large number OF citizens here from Kentucky and
Indiana urge his promotion B,sader General take
tie place Of Gen. Twiggs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
BY GoDDIN a APPERsoN, Aucts.
~ HUUvIN " VI HINaOV'i AuVIs
xECIrTOH,S SALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE
Ia RESIDENCE ON TUE WESr LINE OF 9Th, between Clay
and Leigh Streets AT the request Of Mr. William Waller sulche
FGcheT, Secd shall sell publ
on on the premise MONDAY the llh March, is6l at ~
O'Clock, that very excellent and desraby located brick
dwelling now 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. Robert Williams
feet and depth OF 1870 feet The
10 rooms bedes ample accommo atoms for
TERNs-One hrGicash ba ance At and years. negotiable
notes interest added, secured by tru't deed
The taxes and Insurance 1861 be paid by
f93- GODDIN 4 hPPERSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
rrnN CENrRAL INERIcA

Nav YoES, March 5-The steamship Northern Light,
{ ON A, piuWall the 26'h has arrived.
The New Grauadiaa Government declined to enter into
any treaty with the United States, saving they
match for the Northern or Southern COniedeIacy.
No jirgs have come hand of the missing sloop-of-
war Ipvant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
DRAFTS on NEW ORLEANS PRO
TESTED

WASHINGTON, March 5-Drans drawn by Secretary
Dix. Oh the Assistant T. s Treasurer at New Orleans
70 pay for work or the Custom House. and also drafts
b7 the for the postal service amount
ing 20 between three eni icur hundred thousand dollars
have been returned unpaid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

WAOHINUIUN
TIVHE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution will begin 10th Of
III January next
Those expecting enter should be here posbl
regularly with the Our aci for mparng liberal
education ample and charges little than young
would be subjected home sevenyfve dollars will
the expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for i've
months
For additional information, address
l. T. WILEY, President
de10-dkc8m Emory O. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

4rp.SG THIS MuuARr.-The City Council has appro-
plated soo to aid the l-9h Regiment in procuring suit
able quarters for the present year payable as the for
same may fil due; and have granted The use Of the
rooms over the e1gnehOuse Brooke Avenue to Com
paw l. Capt.. MOrfiss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

B. ,ss II de 1t is madness TO neglect cough or
coll consumption may follow and though DR.. Wistars
B',1U. ~ 'i cherry the latter disease, yet the
former liapoe.r az once under It's influence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
rs NnRLH cARnIINA ELElTION.

Two counties show the election OF sixy-fye UniOniss
and thr'y-,tree Diuuiouiss TO the Convention. The
vote on the question 20 whether there shall be Con
veuon os is so close require official connt
10 decide IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
NOTICE..

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the State
respectfully Informed that the commsoners appointed
law for the purpose obtaining accourements &C. have made
they delivered at this
post they Issued Immediately according to priority Of date
Of orders. CHARLES DlhMOCh,
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
Richmond Va January c, 1851. jAi0-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

lVULE LOST During the fire wednesday evening last,
w persons broke open stable door, ION Fourth street.
Frankn and turned two mules oe Ose
the mules mars bay COLOR light built and has not
returned.
suitable will be paid by returning the mule TO
store corner Fourteenth and Cary streets. -
ja25-u sELDEN MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

DICHHOND CLOTHING MaNUFAC- 40
ia 1oRiThe sUhscrib rs have hand large and "a
nplete tment OF s,UThE IN MANUFACTURED -
GOODS Clio rs Casners and Ngs,ings ~ all -ades LII
the fol owing noted ills Crenshsw Mills Ri hmond Vs Miller
CO MUs, Cuiue unity, Va Kelley, Fod Co.'S SIS,
Frej-ricss ur Va Thomas Anne NILS. Marion Smith uuty
Va Rock Island Mills Charlotte n q; which prepared 10
the shortest notice and In the latest and 81
approved STYLES goods tnat ill compare IN every eipect with
the rtAu ctured goods and the Crershaw
equz qua French There be longer
T buying msuutt UTcd Of the state In addition
We keep always hand a sock u FEENCH AND ENGLISH
CLoFuS ANO CAsSERES be passed any house In
the civ. We the Cutters and Of workmen
surpassed by house 10 tie Union, with determine
ton 20 furnish patrons Southern aet
souS so9+s wavc South South be
sold South deter mined 70 do all Ia power
TO push forward southern Institutions
SPENCE CAREY.
Cothlers and Merchant Talors,
fr2G Corner o Main and Is h streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
Il. IL. q.
AMERICAN CONSULS AND MINISTER'S,
POREtGN PRIESTS,
SPANISH AMERICA PHYSICIANS
~ 10 IhE Llfh SAN ~" fhoFhlEIlEs v
r DWAY'S REMEDIES.


TESTIFY TO THE LIFE SAVING PROPERTIES OF
r DWAYS REMEDIES.
RAws READY RsiEF Jored In the strongest terms by
ko JsueEu and Le Ambassador 10 Brazil
hAng saved thousands Ia that mpre being carried of by
frv-ts Crlrr.c upslutg single dose Danish
PAIN and app ouwara Instantly the
agony Rle ima Neuralgia Tooth ache sprans, &c Tor.
pdity the liver and al forms Of indigestion yield 70
rs lnUgoraiirs action.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
In the hands the Prehood o. South America omphsh
Of Bilious rlattrLt Fever C and Few Liver Com
paiu D-0pss all o. the organs the som
heart kueys bladder WI ch the people mir
acuou II his ell aud a, tbs they invaluable
cOrrc.es OF tie system CossEens lnngefto Liver Com
plant and al Disorders arising from dst1bArce Of the secrety
org unequal Irregular circulation, cured By their
agency They and z3due the proSmate Of sick
h1< cause In every aud re-tsabshnga con
dillon % health In each.
RApwAYs RKSoyAISG RSoLyESr An echo home approx
al Of ApoteLt constitutional remedy back from the
whole Of spanish America There here Is pronounced
positive oberant Of Scrfa syphilis Fever Sores Sore Eyes
Bronchitis Ohrouc Rheumatism hereditary flesh diseases Of all
the powerful all constitutional toncs RADwAYs
REMsD sepe aty combined equal TO subugaon Of
all nAlAd'ea ever c Undated by medicalscvnce
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich pure healthy blood all Railways
RENOYATlNG EESOLYENT
It truly astonishing how rapidly patients covered with sore
Ulcers skn Erupons healed by RAILWAYS RENOYATING
REsuLYLNG S. Nitu Dance kigs Evil, Scurvy Salt Rheum
Bakers Itch Pustues letters &C. will yield bottles
Radway Remedies sold by Druggists and Merchants every
where.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY Il CO.,
% John Street New York.
PURCELL LADD Co. and JOHN T. GRAY, general whole
for the State Of Virginia. who will supply the trade
the prices charged BY RadSay Co., In New York city,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
rEpuGArroN.
OLp ponINIoN INsTITUTE.--ooE SER

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTB.--o CORNER OF
~ PRANKLIN AND tTH sTREErSThe second hall OF ihe ses
M School for S6o6l win commence on The OH OIL REP
ard eLd the SOth Of Jure next ensupg.
The Rev FRANCIS BOG 10 has been added the board
Insruc,icu will With his family SIDE In the Institute build
ings The MU IcAL DEPARTMENT will continue under MI
cHASEs uperntsnd who will aided by competent assist
employeto take charge OF the class
In ALGEBRA and others viii be 10 teach other studies
another female cher will be employed The LECTURES on
BIBLICAL LITERATURE, by Rev JAS A. DUNCAN will be con-
rued as A,o the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE AIRY LECTURER
PREPAR AT0RY DEPARTMENT. Tor very small girls, Will re-
ceiye The special OF the Principal OF the school
The B0AkDt DEPARTMENT Will be liberal and carefully
conducted every comfort andfcy viii be afrdsdto young
ladies boarding 10 the family
No labor expense will be spared 10 make the School equal TO
any IN the land for the education OF females
E1- For further informStlon address -
LIE sHUaATE, Prln,
Richmond, January, 1861 JAYS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, March 5.-The Fig OF the Confederate
States has been decided or, the committee ectng all
the models them and devi-ing themselves Hon.
stephen r. Mallory Of Florida has been appointed and
confirmed Secretary Of the Navy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

RESIGNATION Of AN AID OF GEN. SCOTT.
WAsHNGrov Mar,h -Capt. lay, OF Virginia, aid
de-camp 10 Ger Scott has sgoed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

RESIGNATION OF TIE MINISTER TO SPAIN.
WASHINGroN, March 9Th, res gnaiion Of Mr.. Pres
ton, Minister to Spain III, morl filed in the State
Department
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

Tar BANK STREET. BCuD,NG At the last meeting OF
,Ae Cly Council NJ Burr, from the Committee on Put
E Grcu- i presented report concerning various phi
cations for the new bgiljlg Of Bank ard
lob ,ress The report saws the OBJ &c, Of erecting his
b1 ling vas % provide Tor tce Of tbs CITY present
al prospective c relation TO the pu5lc ces and 70 pre-
ven the necessity hereaerofthep payment Orient for such
Oh es The report recommends th1, no permanent dspo
anon ba made Of any part OF this budi which in any
viy NAV conflict with the right OF the city to resume pos
session OF t. The committee however recommend that
d. iri story De rented 10 he Virginia Historical So
es., and Richmond Library Association at the annual
zen. Of $50 payable semi annually; provided that the
sil agreements may be terminated az any time SIX
months notice being given. Mr. Burr said, with regard
90 The petition Of the Young Guard for that story that
Ia. not suitable for drill room. The recOnme ndation
To rent the third story to the Library Association
sI,Ured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ

A. u
ENHE commence the
October 1860 aud will terminate the S0h June 1851
The Principal will be aided heretofore, well selected
OF Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall TO give Subtraction
The Boarding Department will be under the OF Mr.
and Mrs Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary Oasse formerly Of ga
ladies' and will exercise Pdret and control those
committed 10 their charge.
which attended establish
Of Richmond Female Seminary OF the first class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample accommodations the
session The buildings being enlarged important
notifications will be made In them, which viii add greatly their
convenience and comfort The lodging well
ventilated and than from four boarders will
py The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for the
accommodation oithe pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
Board 5000 90
Wishing, fuel and lights 80 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 80 90
dc IN ordinary English branches 90 90
do Ia advanced do do ...................... 80 90
do In Modern and Anoient Languages each 90 90
Marie Vocal srd Instrumental (Piano and Gusr) for
lesson OF one hour week 40 90
lessons Of hour per ...... so 90
Use OF Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
DRAWING IN Dragon. 80 co
Painting In Water colors 10 90
Painting y on. 80 90
0nhsf payable the LIST OF oot 1850 and the remainder
the 18th ofEsby, 1861.
Reference made Moses Hoge and TO any
former patrons Of the school
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed nforma
ton be obtained st bookstore In the city, by sppca
ton 70 .he undersigned.
A. NJ DUPUY.
jyi1 Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
NV oa5lv AT Dr.. HoaEs CarRcu.-Qaite numb,

V,g ORsav AT Dr.. HoGE's CHURcH.-Quite a number
%, osr most prominea: citizens we're at acted to the Sec
,-i Pr,-byterian Church Monday evening last to a
t Of the new organ recently put up by the builder
NV Ers en- Of New York. As bad no intinatiOn
nj ,be trial were not present, but We learn from
s,-l who was more fortunate, that suitable VOluuta.
80 ,1d other compositions performed on the occa
.,7 and all the varied powers Of the Instrument avn
fb under the sk.iul management Of our most distn-
ri.bei orgaui,ts Mcssrs DundeTdale, Barber Grabau
,p9 and Neibert The result Of the exhibition is des
bs8 As very fAtteriog to those geutemen-espccia1y
Messing TO the eInnen builder 20 whose skill and 6dei
~ e audience were indebted for the pleasing entertain
rst The external flash Of the orgau has been made
n Conform % the Gothic interior OF the church. and is
,ts,s and beautiful. This is learn the sixth organ
M. no iu Richmond by Mr. Erben, viz st Pauls, Nor
rns-tal s. James First Presbyterian and Grace Church
bn, the location of the others /. has "a stops oc-
ves Of pedal pipes aud is % feet high "A feet width
and Is feet 10 deDth Fhe cost, We learn is 81 500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06
a I5lRTFCULAR NOTICE.

WE sincere thanks friends cuttomers and
w the public generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hope by strict attention TO business 10
merit continuance OF the making large pre-
business extensively than formerly
ALFX. HILL CO., No. 1871 Main street,
Manufactures aud Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
Richmond, Va.
p prepared - settle all accounts which due
that nay pre7nied 20 the f ~ Alex H Co. or TO Alex
m Individually and hope all persons who Indebted to
vii p age l aud sel en- forthwith, all
that and remain unpaid will be placed In the hands
~ 4 collector fja3l A. BILL 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

BALrtuORE, Flour dull and heavy Howard Street
and no So sale; City NILS A.. wheat hrm white 81 20
az ed 3fG, 30 Corn and firm, yellow 5ti g. cts
C.6j Provisions dull and unchanged C1se= firm at 2s
Ni8li Whisky firm. 20 It's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

p7 A SOUTHERN MANUFAG-
- TURING HOUSE IN REALITY.
(Esr,BIIsHEb N i,23)
This house first ahishel BY Cook Ryan,
Znd'y. Peter Cook,
Sriy Ry Cook am
4,hly. b. Alex Hill
5th'ly. ny Alex tim Co.
We are prepared 90 auuscture Ladies' Gents Misses and
SHOES every description, which respectfully
call the attention Of friends customers and the public gener
ally ja2G ALEX. HILL a co.
NYIRGINl. At Rules held 10 the Clerks the
Circuit Court the City Richmond the Monday In
Narrh. 1861. th-ug the ith day Of the month";
az tI.t In Case.
T. boz
The -ct OF this % The defendants certain
damages which damages laid In the plaintiffs declaration at
hy do,Ar aud affidavit having beSn
,d- ant the n,ant above named Eesdens
said dern requlrsdto appear,
wta 40 due pu cAtou hereof and 10 what
sary % D. otvc his interest In this suit
Copy-Teste,
r,bs-tawtV JAMES ELLFTT Clerk