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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Arc well kuoup to lie i,talle- = ...s;s7-s ,.....s
| DYSf'EPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second somacls and creating pure healthy fiI.
instead the stale and acrid Kind fLATULENCY, Lo~s
rrxrrr ANXIETY, LssccoE, and MEI.scoLr which are
tire general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vanish, nat
cosTIvENEss nv cleansing the whole length csts-
inesiincs with solvent IEos, and without all
violent purgcs leave the bowels costise within iwodays
FEyERS of kinds by restoring the 10 rrxu-
lar crcuaficn} through the pUccss respiration in such
cases. aud the thorough solution Of all intestinal obsirue-
The Lire MEDICINES have been to cure RIIEtNA
permanently in three weeks and GOVT in half
time ,y removing local in nafion from the muscles and
DRoPsIES Of all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
the kiae,s and baddcr they operate delylffi,y on
these important organs and hence have ever bsn fsnd
Ger a. N remedy for the worst cases Of GRAVEL.
Also woIaIS.by dslesinE fross che furnincx If the
s9s @ Ty FR 70 s ns
BY HE Irried purify Which these LIfEMEDIeINEs give
/, sCoRRITIC X RUPTIoNs and BADco3PLEyf6ys
% sr s s, s ecs Ss Aaf srs .sn
plants, allow, clepy, and other dissscable complex
Tls ma. ofthe~ ris Tor asery short time win ,et :.
entire cure ofSALT KHEJ NJ, aud striking imprxeu~p-
in the clearness Of the skim COMMON COLDS and IN
FLuENzA viii awsys be cured BY dose, or BY in
"f original Medicines was
rr % Plies. Of 81 ,e's standing by the use Of the LIFE
FFs ER ASb sGrR-rort this scdurre Of Inc Western
country ,her Medicines willie fnnd s.sr sresdy and
remedy. Other necnes leave The subject
n ref.srn 81 the ld<casex by flce Medicines
lperpancpt--TRY THIN, BE SATISFIED AND BE
Ii BIkLIoES FEVER AND LIVER CoHP LAIETx--
GESERAL DEBlITy Loss OF APPETITE, and DIsEAsks OF
aAlfsfc sedicncs have sci with the most ben
efsiresul in easts of this descriptions xte 6rII,
and ScEofu1A, Ia Its worst forms, Yields to the mild yet
powerful action & these remarkable nsIcnee hs <
SwEATs, NERVOUS DEriLITy, NERvors COMPLAINTS OF al
kinds, 1fk 1fExkf fAfSIEks coLsc' arc
f siERcTRf5I orsEAsEx- fersons whose eessfits-
done have become iSs,s ~ thc =
Fan 70 ltss the system, All the esecn ercury
n,initeix SOONER. thaa the pvsf
ESarsapafilIa- 49, -. 10. nfsff rr4s
: ....,-c w. B. MQFFAE.
tW .fvo44ft - .<1''7' 1856 BRoApv Al NKw~YokK.
,,f FoB,sALE DHzA1.L DRUGGISTS.
ILAss, ash and Putty for sale cheap BY
II Bsrcx A. sTo.~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

EOUSE TRIMMINGS.-A full assortment
L il at the Mammoth Hardware Store of
" BUcK & ToAS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

pathway of light and glory, 9al rit has
lonred It's blessings on It's ne4kkIlM

pathway of light and glory, aRl xit has
poured its blessings on its pedbHkk1M
Drumming fulness with which the rivers
ss.no, do sIn, A: Y 0 the s, sss
tbouShttAat ip the full light of the Chris
tianekhikAN8 OF the nineteenth century
I such a government is fated to perish be-
JahSl iogsIIgy @tAksowl HONS
ofssnever. never.e' aAd<dfp tsise. NJ ssa-
not, will not believe that twenty millions
ofthe Anglo Ssxonrre, brarius Abe names
of the heroes of tn Revolution and passing
their lives amid the inspiration Of its bat.
tlefields.s viii ignon' inionsl vs. dh6ft haSi;
institutions to be overturned by ten millions,
aearly one half Of whom are wrctchedly
shackleJ with the slave population on their
hanls No page ofhistory SO dark and SO
humiiating as this has yet been written of
anyporfion Of the hmnapiamil yAa4dE tip
American people hal better. far better,
never been born than that they should live
and have such history written of them
selves. Tremendous cheering Let us
them fellow -citizas,nerye daTpase og-
selves fully to this great work of duty. If
it is to be done wefi-it should be done
quickly: if we would economic, both
blood and treasure we should moyeprompt=
ly, We shoubl move nightly ifs at whole'
force of the loyal states upon the field of
the south, it would be 2 measure pet only
ot'wislom, but of ee5nofnS am humanity
also. Applause. Let Us then have faith
anil hope AMI courage. and all will yet be
we'll. IChcers. Fellow-citizens. L feel
that l may have spoken too long to you
to night fefesfA fs0e eonSs4 Sh9s
with more emphasis, AMI with more earn
estness of suggestion than am privileged
to employ IN your spresence. II Cries of
No. no."1 If I have done so, you viii
forgive tho freedom. / know that you will
attribute it to that terrible copjug alton of
public affairs IN which it ismy fortune to
address yon.i IfIshsd more interes. than
You have, if | bal less interest than yon
have. in the tragic events to which, we, have
referred. you might well distrust me. But
| have precisely the same. If this Union
is dsstcf .tEth1 Soxex61rea. aSeygd1ed,
the grave of every earthly hope will open
at my feet. anil twill open at yours also.
In the lives of families and nations there
rises from tipe to tipe emergencies of dan
seea9sS Rks q1@Hs tsua0ap s
same common insigni6cance. and when the
storm is raging atsea and the lahore and
quivering, vessel shrieks, out the agony of
struggle. all who are on 'boarl are alike.
audsha administration anil obscurest pas.
senger may rightfally speak upon that
great principle of 6nr Nature which no HI,
man destiny seae aoatrpl-the right OF self
protection. Even so amid the heavy cur
rents this natighat stlmger s7i.g bnt a
huhi5ie citizen oftliislistracte AMI bleed
ing country may, .ventues Aft ,upa voice
of counsel. iIithanltD you most cordially
for your attention. Three cheers for the
speaker. three for The President, and three
for Eentucky.1 s'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBJ
STRUCTsTQNS or THE BLOOD
OR iSECRETIONS, i'a>, ."


OR iSECRETIONS, -, 80
in which they DO not give prompt relief and, Of admins
tered before the very ctil of life has been invadcd,y 81
feet lfieSs md Jertsf cHfe. t--fi ft.s aftt
Ess,r in mind that the SfANDINAyIAN VEG ETABL LIE
BLOOD PILLS endorsgd 10y The experience of fhous-
anils Of living Witnesses who, in letters afivs, medical
works anil nv or OF noutl proclaim them to he the
s~f preparation Of tire kind offered the broken
down victims Of ~ hcah They lrnf disease through
every and Of the system, and exIcl il thor
ougliy and permanently.
Nu enc can doubt their superiority after single trial
they only better but, in Fact cheaper than any
ther for it takes less number Of them produce
better effect.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
par BEETLE. s. Isr half dozen. of the Scandinavian
Vegetables Blood Pills, - GENTS per lex, lxes for 81.
Rad Dr. Robaeks Special Notices and Certificates,
lpblishedi ia conspicuous part oftLs Paper from time
time. sflfH"lt+ q = iu 4flll ffn ~ fsFfhE - Z
DIR. Roback's Medical aAmnnar. and Family Adviser
Containing grat variety of interesting and valuable
Medical Information, be had gratis of any Of his
Agents tlsroughouttle country.
Iqdifkrltor rguiaiessef fasez, fr, -fsolrk may he
CONSULTED PERSONALLY by letter ec,ospg one stamp for
the'rcpiysn ltf'ii@ M rffd II Ht'1d4 \
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
AIOEEAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix BittcrS,

THESE MEfCINES. have now been
II bcfre The public for period IL THIRTY YEAR,.
and during HAT time have maintained hi.h character in
almost Of the GloR for their cxfraernxry ant
immediate power of T~rfrf health Co r~r.n-
suffering under nearly escy Kind of disease hch the
human frame il Liable.
The following aixqas the distressing variety Of ku-
mas i'm mli ~ .fl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

P<ysg~f me- and safsrooai No. sIk Fcdft street
Ia from ALARM s<ycer eihcnnriJ ohioJ Lautr
fosyr4p y Ii1'H4ond 81 n,et<,:, fnofifr a. gads
al aTa9 e n fs $g ss'1aS Co.
John Kcsstef, BIoomnssbarg, ID wv STANCE and Jenaz
1flier<i Hrenen; John Chess. fipreunoetoru. u a C.
and Nrrhats generally throughouttlH United sates and
Canadas. lmarshl1 lqm5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies

fANlS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved Iy analysis TO
CONTAIN NC MINERAL,
That they the almost universe. complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
with raeriBq ceriRg. aud in short time. That M
ter all other medicines have proved useless they relieve
f'ar LIVER COMPLAINT,
and the health and strength of the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who haze anguiahed for years in helpless weakness and
dcsponi-ncy rccupcfe with great rapidy under their
invisoratirIs operation That All sexual disabilities
removed by tlsir cordial ami gent le ssla ling properties
That they recruit r,u,. sC 4,.. tss.s
- SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they frifed with and tha
their direct tendency is TO rngcn life an nder IL
ioyablc That operating directly upon the poison Of h
disease az he Hoo,l they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system, every faint Of Scroula
whether hereditary otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
Liver the Nervous systtn Che skin. Glands Muscles
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

y PtyxoprH MARBLK WoRKs-- GREAT INVOLVEMENT
lr7Aaw we design lmeving tor Chicago soons andw ish
nag 10 dispose fonrpresent stock ef smarbls, We
will sell all kinds of Monum entail aud Head Stone
work at a very small advance on cost of material
and 6hisiAE hl8e call 6dtfaAi7. as the OPP
portunity ~ ii not long be offered, 3u1aI1
x.or . zsna fAik,fobE p. !,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

NOPPER, Brass and Old Iron warted al the
~ Mammoth Hardware Store of
IL BrcK s. ToaS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

me- His widow left without family. snd 10
the possession Of property Subject 20 charitable beque
witch abe Literally carried OUT to tho amount Of $4,000
Possessed OF masculine understanding great public spirit
oqoa literally aud emineny prudent she well fitted fog
the station hch violence brought hoE She had
her fsings they very light anasmal compared with
llsr tnahy aud eminent virtues"
The following 70 the text Of one OF a series Of
sepenny letter tracts" discovered ia England. 1t is
entitled, "what Wac and What AMI"
Dear reader once resided with TIN Ill ard walked IN
Ep 10Y continual oonveation at that tfras ' TO-
corded in Eph Il. g. -, r.,
heard one day thst inheritance had been purchased FOR
me- and description OF it reached me Jou will ind re
teri 4.
who resides in Heb w. H. had purchased T. and paid
extraordinary price for but 70 the truth orc hot 1
heye this report eney unacquainted WIN the mAn
aud long experience hsd convinced that strangers NEVER
through love alone aud friends seldom gave any IA
that cost much.
However called at Tin ILL., 49, my own prospects at
Eph Il. IL were "a bad "a they could be. -, -
found the house to1ahl for at Cor. aud the nyts
taons to IT, which you will put up at lisa w. ana py
john at vii g. are wonderfully inviting to the poor and needy
The house has ooly door, and It some time before
the door at John 4. q ,f,.,r-.
NJ permanent adore" ,cI moo bss Cor G. l. butt gou
call airy day Heb. IT, 10 pW meef me ana many oM'j
zee are dofytn me habit o. meeting there. =.
CALI attend to what the servant says at Luxe XIV a.
and you may DEPEND upon what that servant says"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
WAR MATTERS

III connection with Gen. McClellans oider ia rels'
lion to the Observance Of the sabbath il might not %
undressing 10 state that the articlesof war earnestly
recommend TO all officers and soldiers diligently 70 st.
tend divine service and al officers who shall behaV'
indecently or reysrenty at any place Of divine wot'
ship sha if commissioned officers DO brought oeioes
general court.martia there to bs publicly and sever
ally rsprimanded by the president if non-commlssen'
cd officers or soldiers they shall be 6ned for the ira
offense onesxth of dollar and for subsequent onen'
ses the same amount and in addition be confined twca
ty.four hours. The money arising from these ines
to be- appedby the captain to the use Of the sick "'
diers If the company.
The whiting for sccoutrements and for military
shoes is made as follows Pipecay 81 pounds spanna
whiting ounces, white lead ounces glue Il ounces.
starch ounces soap ounces; put the ppe-clsy ana
Spanish whiting in about gallons of water, wssa
them and leave tbeuto soak for ak hours thsnthroW
ont tbe water and put IL 81 ga0ns Of pure was'' 'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

lint they are on the whole, good tempered. In con-
clusion VIC will present our readers with stanzs,
which win prove that If unin;elgbility be sign Of
power of mind, the Rev. Mr.. Graham may, after all,
bs deep thinkers
- ~ TO Csisphas shall seekersg
T. inlpire why Christ must die An, No
ehe o. His feet must tell
Ia stricken Paul for healing calm
Come, Anabias bring Christ balm
Agent. Gamslel!
"This remarkable stanzs completely battles all ex-
animation. Why Anania5 ia to come. orwhy Gamaliel
10 CO. and what Caisphas has to do with it, it is
quito impossible even after any amount OF reading OF
the context to soggest. Why ia not Gauaiel to come
and Ananas 10 go. and is not ayaunt rather hard
language TO uss to respectable Pbarisee We close
Poems, Sacred. Didac,ic. and Descriptive. IN be-
widerment aud dismay."
AT the end Of Sir Buwer Lyttons Strange Story"
Mr.. Wkie Collins will commence new tale IN All
the Year Round. to he continued for many months.
This will be pleasing news to the many readers OF
The Woman in White"
Mr. Motlcys History of the United Netherlands"
published by Dir. Murray has now reached It's fourth
thousand,
"A third edition Of Mr. Dickens "Grest Ekpeota-
tons is now ready.
Mr. Du Chaiiius "Adventures 10 Equatorial
Aries" has now reached its teuth thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

own stor, to tbI curious spectator in moro
forcibls manner Kan has been done by tbs author
in the praAtnt RNme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-05
FROM CHARLESTON.
2IAL coRRsspoxDBscB or THE DISPATCH, ]
CHARLEsrnx. March .. 1851

CHARLEsToS, March . 1851.
4 letter from Capt. Foster, at Fort Moul-
TIL. to a friend IN the city, requests that his
friend gather up all his furniture and have
1t packed or sold ready for him to march, and
that his hope ana antcinations We're that the
order would come in Il few days. This letter
Is ; genuine Que, and l vouch for il, though
we All here know full well what confidence l.
10 De placed in the powers that be, and are to
be-, ii! Washington, and shall not slacken any
OF our vigilance until all traces OF Federal
power Is removed.
told Baltimorean here to-day that the
people Of his city ought ~ commemorate the
22l OF February throughout all time. not sc
much Ter Washington's birthday, but III COM
memoration OF AbrdhaH.'s pass Orer-the
night that i be- passed over them. hardly
think Abe was in much danger in Baltimore
is too much OF The same stripe.
The week winds up pleasantly with us here
every body seems 10 be III good spirits; the
weather fine and balmy. We poor dfol
10 sfs are about to return to our homes and
little ones 10 prepare for the Sabbath Of rest
aad therefore / shah beg that you excue,
This short letter, is l have but little news
aud viii bid you good night. hoping that Mon
day W. may hear that North Carolina is al
Nzht, which l doubt,) and that Virginia i:
more dissatisfied with the Northern btettrea
which | also doubt,) and that l may have
Something in teresting Monday. NIRGISICs.
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while I shall have the most

Government, while shall have the most
solemn one to preserve, pro tect and defend IL
am 10th to close. We are not enemies, but
friends. We must not be enemies. Thoagh
passion may have strained, II must not break
orr bonds of affection. The mystic chords OF
memory stretching from every battle field
and patriots grave, to every living heart and
hearth stone all over this broad line, will yet
swell the chorus OF the Union when again
touched, as surely they VIII be, by the bet tel
angels of our nature.
The local troops and the companies OF u
). soldiers formed tue Presidents escort.
A large body of Federal forces were kept in
reserve in case of an emergency.
Several prominent housetops along the
route were occupied by detachments of rifle.
men, and the principal avenues and approach
es TO The city were guarded by detachinents OF
local military.
The day was fine, aud nothing occurred tC
mar the. harmony of the occasion.
FsThe military display was fine, but the civic
portion iuferi Tor
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AUCTION 0ALE9.
FUTURE DAYs.

THIRTY LARGE. wCLL-FORMFD
l THREE YEARS OLD MULES, AT AUCTION.
IN TUESDAY, 18th inst at 10 o'c!ack, will sell,
md Ross streets
Thirty largo and beauti ful years oldMULES,
The above MULES are all Of the very best
tqaIity. having been selected from large lot.
nd can be confidently recommended to those
TEs4s-. months credit, for approved.
Iorsed negotiable paper E. p: Cook.
NH . AnctlVueer
DARN OF $50 ACRES. IN NEW KENT
L COUNTY. II MILES FROM "DlspATIH Pr
DOT, on RICHMOND AND YORK RiN Ek RAIL
2oAb, At AUCTION by request Of Mr.. John
.bovs, on FRIDAY, 9Th March, commencing a. II
o'clock tho PLANTATION a. present occupied q, by
which ia cleared balance well set In wood: and
It j. confidently believed that an enterprisiug
Dan could sell wood enough to pay most, II not
The improvements are, good dwelling house,
new frame kitchen, contsinin ny four rooms new
frame carra ge- house, (dOnble.l brick smoke
house. aud other necessary buildings. There Is Il
we'll of excellent water at the kitchen door The
location Is perfectly healthy. aud the neighbour
rood good any in the State. There is an
EpiseorraaI /, ChnFeh within one mile.
T At TIE sAME TMW be s ,b al tie
HOLD FURNITURE. consisting Of handsome sets
II Walnut Chamber Furniture, Walnut Sideboard,
darbie-Top Tables. Dining Tables, &c, &c.
TBRys.-For the Farm, one-third cash balance
in II, i and "a months, secured by deed ol
rust. FOR mONapleS, hti SUMS Huurt S1', tfSil
over that amount 10 days credit, for approved
endorsed paper. fe 26 +. +. COOK, Auet.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L By authority of deed of trust executed by
iames Waller Turner and wife, and Of record in
he Hastings Court of the City of cbmond, bear
ing date the ISt of October, l,5s, the undersign-
ID, Trustees therein named. will offer for sale
Hpubiic auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
he ilth Of March next, at o'clock 7. VI tif fair
# not, the next fair dav there.fter,) the HOUSE
and LOT therein described, situated on the North
side Of Marshall between Madison and Monroe
| streets. The HOUSE cor'ains seven rooms, an
| IS very conveniently constructed, and being in
healthy and gond neig bnrhood, and very couve
nlent to business. affords rare opportunity fO
| my one wishing comfortable residence for
| mai! family.
| TERMe.-Cash, for so much of the purchas'
| money as Will be necessary to pay the expense "
| The sale. and Que negotiable note dated LIST OctO
| Der, lS5@, 1t IL months, for $3lS: cre Eeg0iiah
| note dated LIST October, ls5s. at years for 1886
| and the interest on each from maturity till IN
! lay Of sale. And for the residue negotiable note
| u three equal instruments, with interest adde j
| viii be equired. paying rs follows Ore on IN
list OF Oct, 1851. one the ist of Oct, l'62, an
| ne on the LIST of Oct, lSG5; secured by deed Q
| trust on the property.
ALEX. CRAIG, Trustee.
| Sale conducted by E. =. Cook, Auct fe %
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LYNCHBURG, Marcl

LYNcHBUFa. March /, 1861.
To-day will be completed the. ceremonies
which 49, i'll place the Government ut Wash
lngtoa Entirely in the hands Of the Black Re
puhhoor dynasty: and we shall all soon real
II" 10" weet and how pleasant privilege II
Is Tor '"ginia TO be suppliants at the ''Nercg
seat # Liuconite sovereignty. Already
several petitions are on the taris praying for
NE on OF Post master at this city, which 1t
Is uud"r TODD viii be resigned by Mr.. Glass
today.
Tie s~2all-pox excitement has almost died
cur, q he progress of the disease seems TO be
'lrclna lly stayed by timely prccaut tons. lhe
rErct On trade is, however, distressingly felt
oy al. which, together with the National
ttisis, rs produced the most complete stag
nation n business ever experienced IN this
city
Large shipments of cotton still continue to
reach his city from the South, which find
,gfe,s n market, both by the South Side, ana
orange and Alexandria Railroads. The
'aiRest ana the most unheard of shipments
u goods, from New York TO New Orleans.
nave passed through here, in charge OF
Ihaams Express, during the past week.
- is said that these unusual shipments are
made IN such haste in order TO reach New Or
Isahs before the 4th of March, and thus get
t4 o. paying duties, which viii be imposed by
'ne Southern Coniederacy.
lhdA named LipscOmb was arres ted here
"a saturday last and lodged ia Jail, who is
city
a. may be pardoned, in closing, for stating
sAdt the course of the Dispatch during ouI
"aHohal troubles is most highly appreciated
p'H commended by our citizens, of all classes
t'"f evidence need not be adduced than the
- ana unprecedented increase IN circulation
"",c! II has now ttained, which now reaches
a. nave reliable authority for stating, over
- copies per day. OaE OF THE PEOPLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-05
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 4.--ISendte The Sen
ate last night passed Corwin's amendment
70 the Constitution, by vote of "a TO IL.
Fir. Crittenden's propositions were up, and
he moved to substitute. the Peace Congress
PROPOSE tions instead. Lost.
SMr. C. s resolutions were then rejected by 2
vote of 81 TO IA
Stewards proposition for National Con
venton was reiec ted by a vote of IS to 10.
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EACHANGE HOTEL AMI BALLAR ID
IA Il

RICHMOND, JANUARY HrH, 1871.
The proprietors of this well known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks 10 their friends and ths public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and it affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
thoroug h renovating of the entire establishment,
makes It of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent bOarders, well az tran
sient company, } that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. Ii is due to the libera.ity OF the
stockholders of the EXCHANGE 70 say that every
thing has been done which could add 70 lie val lie
guests.
Among he important changes aud Improvements
il the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added " ell
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
is now open for the patronage of the public. In
arranging this part OF their business, a handsome
room has been provided Tor the ladies u the HO-
tel, with a private entrance from the parlor floor
OF the Ballard House.
In view OF the large expenditures and renewed
energy, and strict attention on their part, they
hope TO merit d continuance OF that patronage go
long enjoyed by them.
IL Isis HOLM p TUOS T. BALLARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-05
Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, March i.-Cottou dull-Upland Mid
dliugs ia Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Corn ha,
"A declining tendeucy-new dull sales Of - "'t
bushels old at $50, N3 Whi,key firm at Is, Suga1
-teady-OreauS ilm4i. R"sin firm. Rice stead,
at 3tM4t Stocks opened irregular. but are bette
since the First Board-llliu0iS Central 81, y. Y
Central 7st.
BALTIMORE March +.-FIOur dull-Howard an,
Ohio 1925; City Mills IS. Wheat steady-ret
81 .25Gbl 30. Corn active-yellow 5Sc. Provision
dull and unchanged. Coffee firm at l2tll bic
Whiskey buovaut