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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

FAST YoUNG MAN-It is very easy to
distinguished young men Of the genus
"fast." They are generally srrsyea in
clothes Of the latest fashion, drive fast
horses, run after fast women, drink and
smoke fast aud furiously, play fast games,
ca. late suppers, aud are generally found
fas. asleep at breakfast time, from which
meal they usually fast from a lack of ap-
petite to enjoy it. Finally, they fasten
some incurabls malady upon themselves,
resulting from their manifold excesses and
tollie., and then are hurried out Of the
world At a much faster rate than they
spun along at any time during their bead
long gallop to destruction.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

WAITED. We want wood. While we
write, win,ery winds whistle wrathfully
without We wish We we're warm. With.
out wood, we won't work We would viii.
lingly work we're We warm. We wax
warm when We work with wood With
out wood We wax wra,by when We work,
while winds whistle woefully without.
We wish we were wealthy we would
work, we'll warmed with wood. Why who
would work without wood? We wouldn't,
well we wouldn't, would we? We won
der who would d. [Wery we'll worded. We
wot who wrote which witty want.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Beware :

The greatest cheats of the day are bogu,
jewelsellers. Oreide, looking and bearing
the tests Of Gold, but worth no more than
Copper-and an intuition Of .Sdce~-sre
manufactured, by wholesale, and pushe ID
ou, at large protirs upon the green and ig-
norant, especially 10 the country, with
brazeu impudeuce and every manner of
device. Much of this stuff is advertised
in uppriucipled newspapers. "Cbeap Jew
elry." "Selling of at Cost" "Any Ar
'icle Of Jewelry for 81" "Bargaius
Bargains - &c. &c, are the staring, at
trsc;ive bats held out to ensnare inexpe-
rienced girls aud boys especially With their
worthless, bogus, imitation Jewelry, Gold
Watches, &c.
These scoundrels seriously ipjure honest
and honorable resident Jewellers 10 every
town.
l, is becoming more fashionable, among
toe truly wealthy and genteel, to dispense
with all metal ornaments for show-so
that 40 osteufatious display of that kind
will mark q ash characters instead of the
solid, real gold Of society!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

Senator Hunter of Virginia, has thirty
relatives IN Federal Offices, and Senator
Mason, of the same State, twenty-five. II
is one cf the most unbearable c,usequeu-
ces of the election of Lincoln, that some
Of these patriots will have to pdN,. Uu-
der such circumstances, shall Virginia
submit to Black Republican President !?
The above shows why those Senators
tremble aud waver so much about leaving
uncle Sans fat corncrib. They are not
SO sure about as good places in Sambonia
81 could he happy with either.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Intensive vs.. Extensive Farming.

The Hon. Thomas G. Clemson, 10 bis
valuable essay Oh "Fertilizsrs," contained
in the Agricultural Report of the Com
missioner Of Patents for 1859, remarks:
"Let that nation Lerare whose exhaus.
ted fields are forcing the population to en-
igrsie. Civilization can not exist, 10 the
highest degree, without dense population ;
nor deuss population, without calling to it,
aid the highest resources Of agriculture"
Every word true. Patriotism and self.
love couspire 10 encourage the farmer to
pursue such a course as will make his far N
good one, not to emi crate from, but to
stay upon, for him aud his children s
children. To have the control Of land,
and not make it better, and II lore produc
tive from year to year, is a shame. To
hold it year after year stationary, bare J
$3.50, no improvement, is bad enough but
to bave it growing worse, less productive,
aPproximat,ng the condition to be abau-
ooneo, or gwen over 10 q more euergeflc
man, is too bad. That those farmers who
save their owo manure, and purchase all
the neighborhood affords, who cultivate
highly, and get good crops, not only DO
have better farms to leave their children,
but receive all the while higher profit on
their labor than those who are wearing the
land out, is as plain as the nose on mau's
face-as plain as If the projecting member
we're foot long. Why iu the world do
DOT oil farmers see this, and do likewise ?
by dividing farms, aud keeping the
sous and daughters at their early homes,
Union county would double in population
iu twenty years, and in wealth perhaps
faster still.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

81 could he happy with either.
Were t'uther drar charmer away"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

The New York Tribune is down upon Mr..
KELLOGG, M. o., OF Illinois. for pummeliing
Mr.. MEprLL, editor of the Chicago Tribune
1t says that KRLLoas Is a large and powerful
man, and MEDiLL much his inferior In size
and weight, and so crippled by rheumatism In
the spine as to be mere child in his hands.
Therefore the Tribune speaks Of KELLOGG as a
"ruffan and a bully" The Tribuneis always
reporting the South as ''a mere child In the
hands of the North, and calling out Justify
for coercion. IL there anything OF the "ruf-
fian and bully in that 1t does not like its
own medicine applied to it's friends or to itself.
II Mr.. KELLOGG should take the editor Of the
Tribune in hand, he would consider it a very
great outrage, on account of the disparity OF
ply steal strength. But it is all right every day
of your life 10 excite eighteen millions to make
war upon half their number. That Is very
Ii roical and humane proceeding, worthy the
consistency and courage OF the New York
TtiLnpF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
The LeaislutnPe.

In the Senate on Saturday, bills were re-
ported to incorporate the Virginia and Ohio
Telegraph Company, and 10 provide books of
instruction for the military officers of the
State. Sundry resolutions OF inquiry were
was offered, to the effect that in raising the
Federal ia. over the Capitol the State denies
the right of secession. A number of bills
were passed; among them bills for the distri
button Of Mayo's Guide to Coroners, and au
thorizing railroad companies to appoint po-
lice agents. The bill for the purchase of ord
nance and material. from the proprietor OF
Bellona Arsenal. was made the order of the
day for next Thursday. The bill for the relief
Of the Banks Was passed, with sundry amend
ments.
number of acts of incorporation were re-
ported in the House. A resolution was adopt
ed calling on the Auditor for informa ton as
10 Stat Indebtedness, and the amount of specie
necessary TO be contributed by the Banks to
pay interest on bonds due in July and jan
uary. Motions to adjourn sine die after
March 5lh, and to meet at 10 o'clock ON and
after Monday, were laid on the table. A reso-
luton was offered for authorizing the South
Side Railroad TO construct line of steamers
to run in connection with said road from City
Point. Petitions were presented in favor OF
a compulsory inspection of sailed provisions
also, for the removal TO this State of the re-
mains of Gen Harry Lee. Senate bill author
izing the Superintendent Of the Armory Il
provide quarters for portion of the Public
Guard was passed, and the bin in relation tt
military fines was ordered to its engrossment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
DIED

On saturday. Feb. -, In the asd year OF his age.
PHILIP HARRISON IR., son Of the late Philip
Harrison.
His friends aud aeqnaipanees are requested to
attend his funeral from The residence OF DR.. JAS
Bolton, GU trace, between Attn and 5th streets, this
day, at II O'Clock.
ON the 23d inst. AZ = o'clock r. NJ, CARRIE
MOORE, daughter of Richmond l.. and Harriet
Williams, aged years, months aud II days
The relative and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited To attend her funeral from the
residence of her grandfather, Charles Talbot,
this Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
On the 9th inst, JAMES w. WOODWARD,
formerly of New Kent, but Of late resident Of
Henrico county, In the seth year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are in vited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, Gu Ven
able street, Union Hill, at o'clock to-day, Mon
day J without further notice.
Eg Petersburg aud Nashville papers please
copy.
Oh Saturday, Feb. ESD, 1881. Of pneumonia, JOHN
STEWART, of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 81
years, leaving wife and three children to mourn
their loss
,Ra Philadelphia aud Now York papers will
please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
The Convention.


In the Conven ton, Saturday, personal ex.
plantations were made by Messrs. HALL of
Wetsei, and CLEMENS, In the course Of which
sosne rather warm words ensued between the
eentlenaen. Mr.. MoSrAarR offered a resolu-
ton. which was adopted, requesting railroad
companies to report TO the Convention, as
early as practicable, the number OF negroes
carried over their roads, route for any
Southern States, within the years 1883 and
1891, inclusive. Mr. TREpwAY, OF Ptttsyi-
vania. called up his resolution, which was
laid on the table on Wednesday Inst, for the
appointment OF 4 seiect com niit'ec TO inquire
and repor, as speedily IS possible a. to wheth-
or any movement OF arms or men have been
made nv the Gencrai Government 10 any fort
or arsenal in or bordering upon Virginia. In
dica:ing a prepare ton for attack or coercion.
The resolu ton was discussed by Messrs. BAR
sorg of Jefferson, BoRsr, EARLY, TRspwAY,
JACKSON, GARLIC. HaRvIR, and WIcxHAx :;
after which IL was put TO vote and passed
Various resolutions in relation TO the ma tional
crisis were then presented and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations, when the
Con yention adjourned.
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TO MESSRS. HILL g. CO.. X.
s3>S WHITE. W. j uARMONp. aad j. G.

w HE, W J. ia XIV ocp, aad j. L.
PAGE.-GENTLEMEE In response TO your cOmmu.
nicaton of the 22d-lu your t'notice.' you defy
contradiction, in your plain unvarnished state
ment Of facts. We beg leave to differ with YOU
in every part Of your statement to the public
The committee had carefully examined every item
cont ;ined IN card, before presenting ii to the
public. We never intended to excite the public,
or our brother mechanics, IN maintaining our
rights The committee know that the above state
ment was not a gross pervcrSion Of facts. This
statement can be verified by the two lists of wages;
the one you have present ed for our consideration,
and the ether you have been paying since the ed
of September, 1857. Gentlemen you say the only
reduction was rs cents on pair of double soled
boots, plain; but you said nothing about the ex
tras that are to be put on by the list Of wages
you want Us to work by, w hich makes reduction
OF 81 cts. The plain boots, you pay ~. for MAX
anything about the extras that shall be put on
According to your list Of wages for making patent
Leather boots, you have paid So you want it re-
duced to 81. Now, gentlemen, is not this reduc-
ton of % per cent? But, TO the last statement
about finishing Northern work-gentlemen, you
have acted very wisely IN not saying much about
lie that you send to the North for boot legs and
want us TO put the bottoms on here. Now, gen
tlelnen, is this Southern, manufacturing North
ern leg with Southern sole?
The cnrdwainers of Richmond have accepted
the reduction OF 25 cents on the boots, which can
be proven by the majority of employers OF this
city: We refer 70 Messrs. Favier, Taylor, Boshen,
Butler, Tyndall, and others, who have agreed to
pay the wages for first quality work As to the
manufacturing. we never prevented tive only
have reference to the nrst quality work or GUS
tom trade. We grant all our employers the
privilege of mauufactu ring the two lower grades
Of work they speak OF but will not submit to
the Northern leg. Now, gentlemen, is this playing
the dog in the manager p which is very unYeu-
tlemAnly intimated to US.
Gentlemen, If you want to proloug any further
controversy, we wish to have you publish both
lists of wages, so that the public see who are
fe 25--2t* THE COMMITTEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

Instead OF pledging himself, after the recent
custom Of incoming Presidents, not to be
candidate for reelection, Mr.. LINCOLN has
broadly limited, in several speeches, that he
expects 70 be candidate for u second term
In Ills Trenton speech he says IF tho ship
Do wrecked now, II will be bad chance for
ths pilot who loses this voyage to succeed
again." That Is, he will try 70 keep the ship
froaa wreck. so to improve his own chances
iof Reelection 70 the Presidency. The hun
cry souls who are expecting " succeed the pa.
lranrch Of Illinois. may As well postpone their
expectations. Zone Of their heads will be as
white rs tbs Blue Ridge In snow storm, be.
!ese grateful country has chance 10 reward
thssf patriotism, II II not every eiay thai a
qnosdain !etsiItr Of three-cent dranss re T. =
c.innos ~ the Presidency, aud ne cannot s. 81.
pecied 70 let 80 In hurry. We are sorry far
the expsetants, but IL can't BE- helped Let
them possesf, In patience, thetT righteous
IonIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
R PLOW S.
Z L 0 W So

? L o W
STARKE'S PATENT SOUTHERN Pillow.
The judges of the late Fair of the STATE AND
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES were
so fully convinced of the superiority Of this PLOW
over all others, that they gave it (what no other
plow ever received in this State,l full set of
PREMIUMS, for being
THE BEST 0NE-H0RSE,
THE BEST TWO HORSE,
THE BEST THREE HORSE
and FOUR HORSE PLOW,
on exhibition, (where all the most approy ed
Flows were fully represented, y and that by com
mittee of farmers with whom had no acuuaint-
This Pillow does better work, and Is kept in re-
pair with less expense than any other Plow IN
use IN this country. Every farmer who It,,
will bear testimony to this fact.
full supply Of this well ar all other plows in
general use. always Oh hand, at very low prices.
A fresh SUPPLY of
GARDEN SEEDS,
Just received.
p. II STARkE,
No. 81, three doors above st. Charles Hotel,
fe est Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

RE REEs' GALLERY photographs and Ambro-
types at panic prices go off like hot cakes. Now is
the time to have n lot taken. Take the old folks
aud children to REEFS Gallery and have them ar
tistically taken, by the aid Of RES new and IN
Simultaneous process. Prices % cts, 80 cts. 81 90
aud upwards. photographs 81 and 81, plain coll
ored in Oil or Water. $40 and upwards life size,
$50, including frames No las Main st., over est
y Johnstons Bookstore fe 2s-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

DISPATCH PROM SENATOR CLISaMAS. The
Charlotte N. c. Bulletin has received the
following dispatch from Senator Clingman
WASHINGTON, Feb. is, 1861.
Editor Bulletin: There is no chance what
ever for Crittendens proposition. North
Carolina must secede or aid Lincoln in making
OF the South 7. l.. CLINdMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
DinniEed mud nncnnfI

The President elect of the United States,
declaring TO young man, at n public recep-
ton, that he couldn't shake hands with him,
but that if he had sister, he would shake
hands with her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
almost rs Free as Eupland.'

One of the noble speakers i'll the House OF
Lords, in n late discussion on American at
fairs spoke Of America as "almost az free as
England How our freest nation on tho
face of the earth" will laugh over it We are
not certain that il does us injustice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

With his accustomed tact and good sense,
Louis NAPOLEON made no allusion in his late
speech to the United States France is a true
friend OF America, but whilst she laments our
disruption, her monarch wisely abstains from
taking sides with any party in this countr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

Rs Econony.-fsousek keepers who regard
domestic economy item Of consideration,
should use SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING
POWDER, for bread, huckw heat, aud batter cakes,
pastry. &c, and save, thereby time, labor and
expense, well as insure good bread.
For sale by Druggists and GrUcers fe 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

This article is prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by u
careful and scientific method Of evaporation,
whereby all of the mineral ingredients and uedi-
cinal properties Of the water are retain ed II I'M
impaired Call and procure a pamphlet of our
Agents containing certificates of Prof StMuEL
JACKSON, OF the Jefferson Medical College, Phlla-
delpha, and also twenty other Physicians OF emf
nence, testifying to its efficacy in various dis
eases The MASS aud WATER is kept fer sale
by Messrs. MEADE * BAKER and L. T. ROBINSON,
Z. ECIIOLS x SONS,
fe 23-d3m Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25

A. Agents for the ale of the Goods manufacture
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RICHMOND, Va, We have low on hand about %,
009 yards of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled CASSiMERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEN ) SHAW LS-and are manufacturing at the
rate of 1905 yards per week; all of which we Of
fer to the trade at fair prices aud liberal terms,
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
ceIve q liberal support.
CRENSHAW i CO., Agents,
Re 20-dts Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-25
|, RICHMOND CLOTHING MANY

Ia RICHMOND CLOTHING MANU-
large and complete assortment of SOUTH
III ERN MANUFACTURED G0oDS-Cloihs.
following noted mills: Crenshaw Mills. Ric exc
mond, Va Miller Co. 5 Mills, Culpeper county,
Va; Kelley, Ford 4 Co. s Mills, fredericksburg,
county, Va; Rock Island Mills, Charlotte, n. c.:
which We are prepared to make to measure at the
proved styles-goods that will compare in every
respect with the best Northern manufactured
quality to French. There can be no longer an
excuse for buying goods manufactured out of the
Stock Of F FRES " kS nTaf Sp ea1S
in the city. We have the. best Of cutters;
by any bouse in the Union, with determi-
nation to furnish our patrons with Southern
South, cut and made South, and we trust to be
sold and worn South, determ led to do
all in our power to push fSFTard s99,he nst
Clothers and Merchant Taiors.
fe IS Corner Of Main aud 18th streets.
NJ HOWITZER co III"
1fN4N February %, ls6l.}
4. Right Section, drill at Mayo's Warehouse, on
TUESDAY EVENING, at u O'Clock.
II. Centre Section, drill at same place,
THURSDAY, at same time.
ri. Left Section, drill at same place, on FRI
' , by order s Of Capt. RANDOLPH.
i' - mr.. II . "a ~, lot nerS l.
n ARMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD.
NJ RicHNoSD, Feb IS, 1851.
w This COMPANY win attend regular week
at u o'clock, at Military Hail. in fatigue uniform
fee1clt JN6. MCDONALD, LIST sers't.
Il HDos. co. b. lsr RECT Va. VOLS,
This Command will assemble at their
W Armory, in the Law Building, THIS EVENING,
at y ",el"ek 1t is important that every member
0'a'f OF capt d Iris h LIZ Is. sergt.
A ARMoRY X. l.. l. BLUES,
|. "a Co. "E, LIST REGIMENT Va. VOLS. 7
LII Attend Company Drill n.o on his MONDAY
evening, at o'clock, with fatigue cap, muskets
fe 25-li G.. p. BIGGER, Orderly.
A GKAYs. ATTENTION!-Memb desi
M requested 10 leave them, with their names at
u tachod, with Sergeant WIN. Ira SMITH imme-
d' Re- ss-ts 0s Y I. u. BRANCH, LIST serg't
AZ LANGHORN = SONS
nj. CHEWING AND SMOKING
Always on hand and for sale, al prices FROM Is
Te eS cENTs RsR Po soSs "oKosoco III.
hEpE STAN eir sna pEsea
brands Also, their eslee %ns ca9 cLuB
and STAR SMOklNG TtbACCO, made from
the finest Leaf.
Dealers are requested to call and examine the
stock BROWN 4 MeCLELLANp,
fe 25-am Agents for Manufacturers.
OE0 BUSHELS NEW JERSEY WHITE
Zs)V MERCER POTATOES, WHITE BEANS,
BLACk-EY PEAS. DRIED PEAcHEs, srlCED
SIDES and SHOULDERS choice ROLL. BuTTER,
prime CUTTING CHEESE, T. y. and N. Q. MO-
LAssES; REflNED SUGAR, all grades: PARA
FINE CANDLES. In cases containing lbs, abs u,
I lbs. and 6 lbs. boxes; Adamauiine and Tailow
CANDLES, fresh ALE. 400 bbls. hgs old Mountain
Imported BRANDY; HOLLAND GIN; BLACK.
BERRY, CHERRY and GINGER BRANDY. 900
Ane old APPLE BRANDY; PORT MADEIRA and
SHERRY WINE. WIN. b. JONES \ Co.,
10 :s-st 18th street, bstween Main aud Gary.
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GG Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Ms U K CE T. Nj ANI,
fEsTABLISHED 1861

Y Il 4 y Z T. Z q VI T ! n I,
ESTABLISHED 1885,
CASH CAPLAND RESERVED FUND. -. Sc, OOo. 900
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50 goo
DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
A.ss Stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements OF the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BgowS, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS Corr EShrT, Es1., Deputy Chairman.
HESRY tiRISNELL, EsI.
i. NJ. ARcnIBiID' ii. b u. Consul.
.EuGEEE DrTILH, Esq.
JoaEfn GAILLARO, Esq.
ALEX. HAMiLroN, Jr., Esq.
L. +. SASDEKsGS, ESQ.
AIrKHD FELL, EsI, Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL aud SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terIns other frst-class Companies.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to the home office.
CHAS. Z. WORTHAM Agent
Office Old Dominion Insurance Company,
re 23-ts ~ Main street.
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City Point, Feb. -, 1861.

U. :. MAIL STEAMSHIP
4tfTN YoRKT0WN FOR NEW YORK
VIA NORFOLk-The YORKTOWN,
Can't. LEWIS PARRISH, will leave here at o clock
p. M, TUESDAY, the goth inst.
Passengers requested to be on board in due
time.
Passage to New York, meals and state-room in
Guided, $50 Storage passage only S..
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received day, MONDAY and up to
the hour of O clock p NJ, TUESDAY,
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to day.
Tickets and berths secured At our Office, or on
board the ship.
Freight for Boston ken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch
fe 25--2t LCDLAM & WATSON
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BOARDING G..

or eight steady, quiet Gen
ID tlemeu can obtain BOARD and LODGING,
HOUSE, Main street, two doors above st. Charles
Hotel. fe :5-ltN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE Auction Sale of
$4,000 YARDS
& l. o T II s, q A NJ L r ES, Il c
VIRGINIA ii FACTURE,
IN RICHMOND, VA.


VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE
IN RICHMOND, VA.
The CRENsHAw WOODEN COMPANY having
entire conhdence that the superiority Of their
Goods VIII be appreciated, aud wishing them to
50 into Immediate use and consumption, will sell
at anc;ion; IN one of the new stores under the
spots Hotel, on
WEDNESDAY, lsrH DAY OF MARCH, 1891.
all the GOODS OF their manufacture which may
be on hand consisting of about
$4,000 YARDS SINGLE AND DOUBLE MILLED
PLAIN AND FANCY CLOTHS, CASSI
MEkES, DOE SKINS, &c., &c,
tof about 100 different styles aud patterns.)
Samples OF most of these Goods can be seen at
our ohtce any time previous to the day of sale !
ana we nust, as this enterprise seems to merit
success. that the sale will be attended by the
trade OF the far South, az we'll AZ IN Virginia.
Under 800, cash ; from 800 to $500, months !;
ana on all sums over $500, Gmonths credit for APP
per cent. per month discount for cash
CRENSHAW x Co, Agents
Crenshaw " oolen Co, Richmond, Va.
Will be added to the above sale, at the same
time and place, large lot of
DOMESTIC COTTONS,
consisting OF various qualities Of o w n
SHEETlNG, SHIFTING and OZNABURGS, man
featured by our Factories in Petersburg.
LYNCH i CALLEN DER, Agents
fe 25-ts Ettrck's and MattoaX Companies.
NE Superior Imported Wines, Liquors. and
CIGARS, CURACO, ABSYNTHE, SCOTCH ALE,
aud LONDON PORTER, wholesale and retail.
Also, LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE, a. usual
upon the most reasonable terms. by
G. X. BhlCkEN, Agent,
No, 4, Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl ST.,
70 2J-Str Richmond.