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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

Financial and Com nae EC fal.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


From the London Times, City Articlcl
LONDON Jan. 80, 1861.
The English funds closed at advance Of per cent
in consequence OF rather heavy sales for the account and
the receipt of unfavorabe quotations from Paris In the
general discount market there better supply OF
money, but little business done below
per cent AT the bank the applications presented full
rate.
On the stock exchange short loan on government
rites could be obtained at 81 per cent or less There
transactions in gold the bank to day The last
price from Paris this evening shows sudden fall OF more
than 3, per cent in the per cent
from the London News, City Article, Jan. SOL
The funds closed about per cent lower, and British
railway stocks decidedly higher than yesterday.
In the discount market the rate for good bills was 61
Consos, sl1 el7l for money Money unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 80, 1861.
Cotonsaes Of two days, IL 900 bales, Of which 900
bales to spectators and for export. Market dull
and dropping sales only effected at slight decline,
Advices from Manchester state the market very dull
and slightly lower.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUPFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 80, 1861.
Breafstufis generally steady and better tone
prevailed Flour dull extra State, 29s 29s. Cd. Wheat
steady at late prices Corn nrmer and more In demand,
at an advance Of Cd. Mixed, 37s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LrKRrooL, jan 80, 1861.
Provisions generally unchanged. Beef and pork dull
Bacon quiet lard nominal Talow quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 80, 1861.
Ashes dull: pots, 26s pearls, 29s I'd 3Os Groceries
unchanged Resin rather higher: common, rs. I'd. a
As Sd Spirits turpentne, 31s.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON Jan. 80, 1851.
Brcadatufs dull and lower. Sugar declined Cd Is.
Other articles unchanged.
LATEST MARKETS VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 81, 1851.
Costop-The tales Of cotton wednesday and Thursday
u 600 bales including 600 to Spectators and
porters. The market closed with rather better inquiry
at . decline OF y OF penny OF the week.
Bfeadstufis quiet and steady
Prov isions dull.
Produce closed quiet and steady.
LONDON, Jan 3l-Noon.
Consols closed at sIs ok for money
AMERICAN STOCKS
The,e has been advance. Illinois Central quoted
yesterday at - Discount but quotations day rs
27h discount; Eric Railroad quoted 30k yesterday,
but are higher this morning. though quotations
Geiygd
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Obituary.
DEATH or MADAME CAsIMrR PERrER.

From Ia Prose-, Of Paris, Jan. 22l
sanity and viruous life has just been quietly extin
gushed Madame Casmr Pcricr widow Of the former Pre-
sdent Of the Council taken away the 18th Of this
month, from aiectionae children friends and neighbours
who venerated her. and from the poor for whom she was
providence The day before yesterday the solemn
ties paid her In the modest church OF Chao and in
obedience to her request the service performed
presence Of her family only, and speak with 81 SOD
doors Ever since the death Of her husband her delicate
health and strong desire for retirement and meditation
had completely alienatcd her from tho world She had
desire W assemble round her tomb those who for 80
many years lad been separated from her
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb 16-6PM
BRFADsTIFrs.--Flo ur-The market fair with good
demand The sales amounted to 10 900 bbls., at IS o.
IS Is for super6ne State Southern flour steady,
with sales of 500 bbs at SIS 30 So SIS for common and
IS 60 81 go for extra Corn meal unchanged with sales
of 30 bbls Jersey at &c. Wheat rmer with sales of
20 600 bushels at 81 80 for The corn aarkot
cent higher with sales 25 900 bushels at oso
66c. for mixed Western.
PORK very dull, at SIT for mess, and prime sl3.
WaisKAY-A steady market, with sales of SO bbls., al
1lac. a l6c. 49,.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIG, 1888, 45O 80, and the balances
$685. 81.
We draw attention to an advertisement of
Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co. respecting certain
checks, drafts, &C., lost in an express trunk be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL-
SATURDAY, Feb. l6-6 2. M

SATURDAY, Feb. l6-6 z. M.
The money market continues dull, with good
demand for choice names. Foreign exchange
closed steady. We note to- day an increased de-
mand for Treasury notes and an advance in the
price.
Some Of the stock operators who have been buy
ing for rise thought that this was good dav to
sell, and no ,ordingly realized an large proper
ton of their stocks. The market gave way under
the supply, and lower prices ruled on several Of
the speculative stocks The decline was, how
ever very small. Between the boards the market
was steady in the afternoon stocks fell OFF frac
ton, closing steady Rumors are abundant with
regard to the political negotiation at Washington
each operator has one or more dispatches favor
ing his view of the case. The fact is, however,
that we, in New York, are at least as well
situated to form a judgment the case as
people in Washington and the opinion of
well informed parties here is that the
Peace Conference compromise is the enter
ing wedge to final adjustment of the whole
afair-though it is very likely that the negotiation
may be prolonged for some time. The following
were the last quotations of the day:-Tennessees,
70 a ~ Virginia 6s, 76A a ~ Missouri 6's, 664
q; Canton, l4H Is; Cumberland Coal preferred,
I a g. Pacific Mail, s41a IS; New York Central,
77ss 70; Erie, 32ss4 1915; Hudson River, 4i14
"a; Harlem, l6h "a; Harlem preferred, 39s4
40; Reading, AZ "a; Michigan Central, 5614 IL x;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ll14
u; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
guaranteed, 3l7s 80; Panama ll2I 1877; Illi-
nois Central, 1871 q; Galena and Chicago, TAX
70; Cleveland and Toledo, 33I Is; Chicago
and Rock Island, 57as 5s Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 7Oa Is; United States SIS 1874, SEGA
81.
The following was the business of the Sub-Treas-
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The despatch Of the 3lst notices an advance in
American stocks. Illinois Central shares had gone
up from 20 discount on the previous day to rs a
271s. Erie is noticed as higher, but no quotations
were sent on
The Senate Of Massachusetts, refused on the l4th
inst, by large majority. to grant any increase of
bank capital. number of banks in Boston and
several in other sections of the State asked for
increase.
The New Orleans bank statement Of the I'd Of
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Increase Of week compared with that Of 1900 S575 900
The following is comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
wear to February ID
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n AK
The second between our favorite, Rosa Bon
hsur Joe Lane, Red Eagle and Tom Puryear OF
the former in gallant style. She led the field both
heats and was headed. Much disappointment was
felt In Eugene not appearing He had been doing very
well up 70 the Saturday previous. He then cold
and has been coughing since. Waccamaw let down
In one OF his galops, and II lis feared that no has been
permanently injured The following Is a summary
Hutchinson Stakes for 3year ods $3.50 entrance $50
forfeit II declared before the 1s OF November latter the
opening) 500 after that time TO close LIST May IL two or
more start, the Club TO add $500 mile heats.
Thos Puryears CHI f. Rosa Bonheur, by Glencoe,
OUT OF MIiwoou. ..........................1 /
H. Galley b. c. Joe Lane, by Sovereign, dam by
Shamrck. Observation-Disclosures.
Fondrens b. G. Red Eagle, by Red Eye, dam by
imp Nargrave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r. A. Aston's CHI. c. Tom Puryear, by Highlander,
dam by Imp. Ainderby Observation-Disclosures. 3
T. N. Halls CHI. c. Eugene, by Revenue, out Of
Fanny Fern, by Imp. Glencoe. ............... pd r.
y NJ Hills Oh. I. Fnanccr dam by steele. .... pd n.
II. O. Galley br. {. Emily Bount, by Brown Dick,
dam by Zero; pd n.
Gen. Thos. J. Green Sons b. f. Miss Tobacco
Fly, by Red Eye, ont Of Firey, by Imp Prian pd IT,
Joseph PriDgle Alston's b. G. Waccamaw, by Red
Eye, out OF Ellen Evans. ..................p nd IT,
Thos. Puryears br. c. Bourbon, by Imp Glencoe
out OF Fleur de Lis, by Imp Soy ereign .... I'd IT,
o. 7. Hares CD. I. by Boston Junior, dam by Imp
Husec ....s.............. pd n.
Thoe. J. Jennings oh. I. Becky Is, by Highnyev.
out Of Elizabeth McNairy, by Ambassador pd r..
TfMK
GHSt 1.b1A
Seconu heat'.'s s....,........., 1904
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honor surasses all that the aspirations ofa military man
Of any man can dream l accept 1t, not only with all
the gratitude am capable Of feeling but In addition ~
a sign Of the sympathy Of humanitarian France for OPP
pressed naonalites The iniiatsue Of the great reforms
ot TO co~scroe the Fraternity Of peoples Ie5G,ns s 70
France GAklbAlADl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
TELkSEAEEJo.
FROM THE TORY SIDE OF KENrUCK,


NASHVILLE, Dec. ll.-Tae Louisville papers OF the
Ith instant report the arrival there on that day and the
day previous Of the 7th regiment Of PsnDsyvans Cav.
airy the 6b, 9th and 10Th regiments OF Ohio and the
18th and 77th Indiana regiments.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company adVer-
tsed, on the 10th instant, TO receive no freghs unit
further notice. This announcement was doubtless caused
by the occup ncy Of the railroad in the transportation
of Yankee troops towards Bowling Green.
Resolutions have been introduced into the Kentucky
Legislature denoupcipg the Provisional government
movement and declaring 1t treason and also instruct
ing Governor hagoniu to issue his proclamation warn
ing the people against assisting the Confederaes, and
requiring those already engaged in carrying on offensive
operations against the Union 10 dsband aud dess from
their purposes.
A bill has been introduced in the House, providing
that person aiding assisting in the rebellion against
the United States saa ever hold any Office Of trust in
the State Of Kentucky.
Mrs Gen. Buckner left Bowling Green, few days
since, under flag Of truce, with tbs dead body Of her
child for burial in Louisville. Gen. kcCook refused to
rscognzs the flag, and Mrs. Buckner compelled to
return.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

o. rs % for money The ~sskly returns Of the BACK
OF Eugsnd show an increase Of g25l 900 In bullion.
AMERICAN sEcURuIIs
The latest sales Erie Railroad 274, Illinois Cen
trail shares, 40 a SOL discount.
LIVERPOOL coIros xARKn-sov. %.
The Brokers' Circular reports The sales OF Gotten
for he week foot up A 900 bales Including 20 to
spectators and exporters. The market Is still, Win
dee ne on the week Of quarter Of penuy per pouno
chiefly for lower and mid ling qualities. The sales To-
specuators and exporters the market closing STEADY
The following are the authorized quotations:
Fair 1884 PIP ~ Ia
hddlng IL rs il 5S IL 90
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUTFs NARkKT-Nov. e.
The market Is generally quiet aud steady at unchang'
ed quotations.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NARXTT-Soy. ~.
The market rules dali
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
Ton the Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday
ATILL LATER.
From .he New York HerId o: the 7tS, in our posses
sioo, We extract the following;

sion. We extract the following:
FROM "THE sIrUATIoS.
From KAnsas City, No the intelligence Is that all COM
nueatou between that port and Independence is cut
on that the rebel General HAYS entered the later town
oo Nondav with force Of 500 men, and seized all the
horses belonging 10 the Pacif, Sage Company and
made geusiacon6soAOn Of all he property OF union
citizens. N
On Wednesday, parry o. eItspersted citizens OF all
p,rties attacked gang Of returning rebels from General
prcss army uader Captains Young and Whea'ey, kil.
ing seven ans wOundne tee OF them. Among the killed
was Captain Young None OF the cidzcns we're killed or
severely wounded. Tbree Of the wounded rebels nave
since died
Ben McJulloch is said 70 have gone nto winter quar-
Ners on Pea Ridge near BehtonVis, A kansas Nothing
positive is known Of the movements Of his colleague,
Geo Price.
Our list Of the fsrees composing the rebel army, re-
;.ed 10 the latest moment is published 10 to days pa
Il win be found IN eFeSting, embracing, not only
r,cord Of the gsnerAs and other OAoeTs In command
Of II bu, also the names and locations Of s camps, pc
stiops of tho Different regimen's, and st OF killed
and .ounded oncers. The various estimates Of the
re,1,h Of the rebel army AlsO given. Our own
,m,te founded on the records which ve p1sses In re-
ard e. he nsnArr Of trOOpl actually In the hsd m lkss
its strength to be S6O,OoV.
Ioa.Y IuTLuEEcH AT WORK - WAsHINeroH
r,.. dissatisfaction prevails in certain Congressional
eirol.. r-.DasslsE NJ iSsssinS Hndsaey 70 refer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
from The Nprfcl. Day BOOK Of Dec. 1Oth.

CoNrKDxRArE PRISONERS The following is list OF
the Confederate prisoners cent up yesterday in nag Oh
truce steamer from Old Point
Walker, Robert Paulling Ala; W HUMPHREYS, Ga; 5
Walden, Fleming, Va; A P Rose, New York. Chas
II Knott, Va; W Branch, Ga; Rich Pool, Va; Alex
Holmes, Va; W Prince, Ala W hslow, We; ]
Buck, ] W Davis, Ala S B Berkley, Go; j hays.ya;
Thos Hayes La Jno Driskell, We; Jas silks, VI VIM
Davis Mis-: ] Il Hammond, Ga; A Siger, L Hay
cock Va; James Perkins, Jno Howard. Ale; Randolph
Greg, Of Ga; Michael O'Keee, La; Jas Kersh.w, Ga
These men were for the most part taken prisoners AZ
Bull Rul, and have been corfled In the Old Capitol
building At Washington. On being released on parole,
they were sent to Fort McHenry and from there TO For
tress Monroe ut which place they arrived yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

wooD The "oiest inhabitsnt " has never seen
larger quantity Of pine wood in this city than
be observed the margin of the Basin Hundreds Of
cords are piled up, not exactly mountain high" but
high enough might suppose to make prices lower.
Whether this effect has been produced not
able to say The rule of action Of the present day
to be- sect all you can, and take all you get :" and
We have heard that the wood dealers governed
by a different rule
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
E.srr.s LusArIc AsrLra.--FrOm the biennial report

EASTERN LusArIc AsYLuM.--From the biennial report
Of the directors OF this institution learn that out Of
twelve hundred patients registered from both Septem
ber 1882 TO LIST 0ct 1861 there twsnynine from
this city, one of whom had been discharged, nine are
improving and nineteen statsnary. OF the aggregate
NUMBER sixteen males aud thirteen females;
married. sixteen single and three widows There is only
one under the age u.s. twenty between rs and 60 and
eight over the age Of 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

HusrISGs CoUKr.-Yesterday, James A. hcCsnn, in
dcted for exhibiting faro, tried, and acquitted the
.videpce b,ng probably, deemed insufficient. McCann
|, will be remembered arrested By officer Seal in
aro bank, in rear of the Exchange Hotel the night
of the tiger hunt.
A. Cassat, indicted, for stealing gold chain from
Lsyam LAWN, Was tried and acquitted.
The case of John n Eubank, indicted for stabbing
John George Anaker, with sword cane, was disposed
OF by a noiis pros.
Cosby and Anderson were fined $40 for allowing
tave TO 20 at large.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
NOT ICE.

WE ALEX HILL o. have Issued TO the
w oihreen hougand dollars 10 tsenty five and ~ ce tbs
our and for that Of the pubc and
Alexander H have made deed up by Of The ht
lawyers city, recorded in the Hastings Court orroper-
ube the amount CT notes OF our issue
Tor their redemption as specified, upon presentation.
have also made Leading merchants tuee to
that the provisions OF the deed executed,
PSI do his pr p.ynE Is per cent for
which added the c9st OF stock the "
ces log sufficiently high already, my customers thereby save
this amount. 49,. 49,,
e2 ALIEN. Hull
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILRoAD-Tbs annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Richmond and Dar
vile Railroad Company took pscl, yesterday, at Metro
poan Hail. The annual report Of the President shows
that the income of the year ending 3Oh September 1861
reached SAT- $685. decrease of sllS 444 compared
with the previous year The earnings Of the road
for some time amounts to s2O7 $50, being 1910 PER
cent of the gross receipts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.

DURsUAsT to ordinance passed lih January lseS y.
10Th the December ncuv TO receive the remaining
t.Ies from entitled 10 DEDUCTION oil
10 cent BY hayng previously paid the arst half 10 June
IN A0'0'uA"'' WA JULIUS A. HoBs0N, o. o. l.
NBu viii be seen the above that the Collector Is re-
nIr,d 10 attend At from the 18Th 70 8 Of the month
~ cy. remaining June last Before the Janu
ry term OF the Hastings Court be required BY ordinance 70 aa
,rse AZ be sold for nonpayment offaxe
,ho have not done will the necessity Of calling
and having their taxes will be Impossible for the Collector
10 call on hem bef1re he advertses.
no8n-Im 3. n Ne, v. v. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
A UCTION SALE OF FARM, IN HANOvF II

4 UCTION SALE OF FARM, IN HANOVER
a County, on the Virginia entFai HafIrosdA
IL Miles from the city OF kichmon md, contain.
luz Rom 900 TO 1.2OO Acres, together with
q Itbe PeFishable Properly \ thereon, Consist
ing Of yari.ty.At the request Of James sut-
ksq, shall SELL bic auction en- the premises on
WIDSEsDAY the 18th day Of December 1851 at II O'Clock A.
fair II not the n fs day thereafter the large and vaus'
loo above, taed yount Pleasant which Mr.
has long rdei The tract contains from roo 10 100
acres vheh Gb6 400 In weeds ard the tmsnder
open land portion Of VII Oh 100 bushe Of wheat have been
tedsd The bedngs the place srue for the accommo
large family plat and Of the land win be
In for the sse and the viii be Sub divided Into
yuch sufer may be deemed judlci In add
ten buicIngs there 6st Mill attached 70 the
Nal abundance 10 he land. that is I'm.
readily at hand she place healthy, and the
leghhohood excellent The Virginia Central Railroad runs
through the eae and the depot at Hanover Court House
mile distant
Amer the sale land personal and perishabs
tate eIcep saves will be old Among the personal properly
bout coo barrels Corn, 20 900 rounds dder 80 head
Cattle 20 eheep II Mules Hores IS Bo, together With ell
Farming Implements Household Furniture &C Mr. tuition,
ding the estate VIII tale pleasure In showing TO sddes
sakrg considers the hesnss Of the place Its conyss
msrke offers peculiar ADVANTAGES N persons residing
Rchmond posses themselves CT Farm (shn one hours
d by raroad where they spend hssumners With their
families
TKRxs Tor TIE land onefourh cash. balance at and
bonds bearing Interest," the payable half yearly
eeued by deed For tie personal estate all sums under
80 cash. that Amount months credit for approved endo
ed negotiable paper. -
no26-tds GODDlh AAPPkksON, Aoeu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

The zouAvrs, at franklin Hall, had a large audience,
Tuesday night to greet them their FRS. appearance,
in this city, and though it /, certain that at least ninety
Eve per cent Of those present could not understand
word Of tbs dialogue they seemed to enjoy the Der
ances. Toe pantomme vas cleverly executed and the
vocssm n "a quite credit blp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

THE GRIND LoFsE OF Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons met in this city on Monday night and appointed
the fol wing officers for the ensuing year
Lewis D. Williams, of Orange. Grand Mister.
VIM A. Hxrma1, of Staluton, D. g. Master.
Ell Lane, Of Louisa, g. S. Warden.
VIM. Terry, of Wyihevile, G. J. Warden.
Thos. U. Dudley, OF Richmond, G. Treasurer.
John Dove, of Richmond, Grand Secretary.
TT. Ovens, of Norfolk, G S. Deacan.
VIM. L. Naue, OF Richmond, g. j. Deacon.
Francis ]. Bogzs OF Richmond, Grad Chaplain.
John Lester, Of Richmond, Grand Pursuivan'.
Emanuel Semen, of Richmond, Grand Steward.
Richard D. SanIay of Richmond, Grand Tier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
AFFAIRS on THE MISSISSIPPI.

NENrHIs, Dc. ll.-New Madrid is now fortified, and
two regiments sent there Monday. Speeches
we're made by Gov. jackson and Gems. Thompson and
Cant. Ali of Gen. Thonpols command has re.enlised.
There is nothing important from Columbus.
The rumorei attack on Cairo has been abandoned
The "MAnassss" or steam battering.rsm, from New
Orleans, reached Columbus on Sunday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

vnprct REsDKRrD.-rhe jury in the inquest upon the
body of Washington j. Worsham concladed their duties
yesterday by rendering tie following verdict That the
said W. J. Worsham came to bis death from a pistol
ball shot through bis body by person unknown to
the Jury. .--H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

STILL PEsDrso.-rhe applications for writ, Of manda
mus and prohibition, respectively submitted BY John A
Worshim and JAmes Burns, are sill undecided, the
Mtyors return not having been yet amended
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

SALr-Everywhere the attention Of the pnbicis drawn
toward the necessity of seeking supply OF salt from our
own Several Legislatures, among them our
own adopting plans to encourage the manufacturing
Of this necessary product Plans are already on foot In
thi, State to start the work Immediately. 7f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
70 sUTLERs AMP MEROHANTs

TO sUTLEHs AND MEHCHANTs.
Inst large OF Tobacco and sesar Of
w every description and quality.
bhsmpaign Wines at. and PTS, Of approved brands
49, WV - CHAs BAYsE CO.,
pnn9q Under spotsvood Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
RECEIVERS SALE,

WILL be sold public auction THURSDAY the 10 Inst.
w the proper Lately belongings the New orr and Rich
nond Coal Compa " sprnph Id and Deep Run lo'l Flu
county Of Heno about twelve niles above schmon9 oil
the rIons n perry "a premises consisting a three kteam
,ngine from 10 10 horsepower; fifteen tons OF ard
fat oid on lot Of coal p tool Tor mining, eosl csves,
patent balances to seats, Wheel bIrous OF cf scrap ren,
rol pipe tc farming utenfis and household furniture
Terms cash HENRY L BR0CKE,
d6-,ds Re eiver District No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

uSoR n sNT.-A front basement on 12thi
in between Marhall and Broad strests
Apply q this once. seie-a