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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16
Red, Bius, Green, and other C0lOrs
GOLD SIZE,
POSTER INKS, &C., &c.
oct20 dom
dissolution.
Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the late firm of RICHARDSON, WEST h Co.
are requested to bring them yard for settlement
and all persons indebted to said firm are requested
to call and settle at once. 1t is absolutely neces-
sary that our books should be closed and that too,
Immediately. Persons having open accounts with
our office, will eblige US by rendering hem 1t once
RICHARDSON, WEST / CO.
DAVENPORT, Oct. Is, 1850 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

e. & PLUMMER, No. 50 Brady St.,
Agent for Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machines.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

NJ AIDE TO THE AUDITOR OF IOWA, PUR
IVA suant to the Statute Of that State entitled
= at to regulate Insurance Companies, not in
oorporated By the State of Iowa." passed lamar,
2sth, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

FALLING OFF IN TUE SPRING TRADE.-The first
rush OF spring trade in the metropolis is
now over. 1t has been the mildest kind Of q
rush. Very few Southern buyers have appear
ed, and the principal houses have had only
limited orders to Gil. The Western trade has
been very light 30 far, but o revival is expect
ed in April, when the canal and river naviga-
ton is fairly opened, so that produce can be
moved forward. Our merchants are just be-
ginning to feel the effects Of the secession
movement, and the worst remains behind.
That we shall have very dull summer and
slack autumn trade appears to be quite GER
tain, and unless the new administration takes
immediate steps TO settle the pending political
troubles one way or the other, the city Of New
York will be the scene Of financial revulsion
altogether unprecedented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

VERY LIKELY-A Pittsburg paper, radical
republican, states that Old Abe is humbug.
ging his party in the matter Of the Southern
forts, "the people will hold his administration
to fearful account" From tie very remark.
able way in which the administration has begun
its labors, we opine that its accounts will be
'fearfal" IN any event. The question as to the
southern forts Is unimportant compared with
the revenue collection difficulty, made still
more difficult by the absurd, inexplicable and
ruinous Morrill, tariff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
News from Havana.

ARRIVAL OF THE DE sofo-BUsNEss SLIGHTLY
IMPROVING, ETC.
The steamship De Soto, Capt Johnston from Now Or
leans 9th, via Havana the 9th inst, at four O'Clock
P. NJ, arrived at this port yesterday morning. with
merchandise and passengers, TO Livingston, Croche-
Co. 9Th inst, latitude % 40, longitude 81 IS,
passed chip Merrie England, bound north Same time
exchanged signals with brig showing Marryatt's num-
bcrs 81 ST. second distinguishing pendant, also bound
north March o. latitude 30 2o longitude 70 a. signal
ICED bark showing blue, white and red signal, with
the letters and p bound north Has had heavy north
to north northeast winds, with heavy head sec from
Havana up 70 Cape Hatteras. March Is, 1t A. NJ,
passed propeller bound south.
Aside from the preparations for tho reception Of the
Prince Midshipman Alfred there nothing Of local ins
rest TO communicate.
The health Of the city and island s good usual
The sugar market was improving In activity No. IL,
good and strong held a. 3kr stock on hand 100 oos
boxes Molasses (no saes) Ia nominal at rias per
kee for clayed and az rails for muscovado Freighs
plenty and vessels wanted at previous rates and better
han Der last advices Exchange on London, 90 days,
81. lOx premium. Northern cities, q 8 do South.
ern short sight Aa5 Money little more easy for bust
ncoe purunScs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

ENGLISH FEELING TOWARDS THE SOUTHERN
CONFERENCE.-The disposition Of the English
people to recognise the new government Of the
cotton States as soon az possible may be
cleaned from the debate in the English Parlia-
ment on Mr.. Caves resolutions In reference to
the slave trade. Even Mr.. Buxton, the well
known aboIitionist, had no objection to offer to
its recognition, provided the Southern con-
federacy bound Itself not to reopen the slave
trade. As this has been already done-not
merely by clause in the constitution, but by
the veto by President Davis of an act intro
duced into the Montgomery Congress render
ing the slave traffic misdemeanor instead Of
piracy--no further opposition is TO be antici-
pated in that quarter. The conviction ex-
pressed by republican journals, that the Euro
pean governments, bat particularly that Of
England, would hesitate long before they
acknowledged Power with slavery as Its
basis, is therefore about TO be falsifed. The
English are too sensible and practical people
to sacrifice their material interests to philan-
thropical abstraction. 1t Is only in this coun-
try that fanaticism Is pushed to such suicidal
extremes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

FORMAL CONSTITUTION OF THE KINGDOM OF
IrALY.-The Turin Chambers have put the last
finishing touch to the work of national reorga-
nization by the adoption of the necessary mea-
sures for the proclamation of Victor Emanuel
as King of Italy. This has been done under
circumstances which exclude the idea that
there is any serious danger in the future for
the new monarchy. The French government
has, in the recent pamphlet of NJ. Laguerron-
iere, indicated pretty plainly that the settle
ment of the Papal question will be lief. to the
Italians themselves This removes one of the
remaining obstacles to the contamination Of
that grand scheme of unity which has been the
animatiRg motive of Italian patriots for the
last half century. So long as the intentions of
the French Emperor in regard to Rome con-
tinued involved In doubt, any attempt to
realize this object by parliamentary measures
would have been an unsubstantial formality
Rome and Venice are as essential to the national
reorganization and security Of Italy as are the
Pyrennean departments to the government Of
France. To consent to any compromise which
would have the effect Of keeping them per-
manently separated from II would be On abdi-
cation on the part of the Turin Cabinet Of the
grounds on which 1t commenced the war Of
liberation. The recovery Of Venice is merely
question Of time, but that Of Rome has been
of quite another character, owing to the equi-
vocal nature of the policy pursued by the
French government. The recent declarations
of the latter have, however, removed all cause
for anxiety In regard to II, and Victor Emanuel
can assume his new title without feeling that
there are limitations in Its application which
deprive it Of the territorial Importance that 1t
implies.
There Is another circumstance which gives
to this last solemn act of the italian Parliament
a weight that 1t would not have had from Its
earlier contamination. We allude TO the pre-
sence of the Prussian Minister at the delibera-
tons at which IL was agreed upon. This fact
proves that IL will not be easy to enlist the
enlightened classes Of Germany in the cause Of
Austria, ehould ON effort be made to render
the Venetian question federal issue.
There remains but one formality more to
consccrate worthily the triumph OF Italian
nationality, and that is the coronation Of victor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

THEY DoN'T BELIEVE Tiff we may Judge
by the Western papers, Old Abe win soon have
a hornets nest about his ears. One irate re-
publican journalist in Michigan declares that
the report that the Southern forts were to be
surrendered is "bait for gudgeOns," "a mise
rable imposture," gotten up in the Office of the
New YORK HERALD. Our advice to these
country editors is this: Keep your tempers
until you get the spoils, and then turn abeut
and pitch into Weed and Seward. Meantime,
however, if 1t pleases you to steal our news
and call us bad names as well, fire away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

LIGHT WANTED IN PINE SrREEr.-We UNDER
stand that the officers Of the revenue are quite
in the dark as to the meaning Of certain sec
lions In Mr.. Morrill's famous tariff act. If they
are mystified, what must be the condition of the
appointees of the new administration, men al
together inexperienced and new to the duty
which they will be called upon to discharge
The Secretary Of the Treasury, after he has
filed the places in his gift, will be compelled
to establish bureau of Instruction. sort Of
adult school for Custom House officers, where
in the meaning Of the new law may be explain
led in q series Of easy lessons. We nominate
the illustrious Morrill, for principal of the new
school, always provided, Of course, that he
knows the meaning Of his own bill. If he can
explain it SO that II can be put into practical
operation, he will be the greatest man of the
age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

SURRENDERNG THE SOUTHERN FoRrs-AN
ARMY READY TO HANn-The radical republic
cans pretend to be very savage against the
administration for the contemplated surrender
ing of Fort Sumter, and as an excuse the
Why does he not send down the thousands of
Office seekers that are boring his life out :
Major Anderson says twenty thousand men can
relieve him and reinforce Fort Sumter. There
are over fifty thousand patriots now at the
command of Mr.. Lincoln waiting for Office.
Send them along.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

A PERTINENT QUEsTroS.--The Charleston Mer-
curry declares, on the authority Of a Virginia
correspondent, that Everybody in Richmond
is In favor Of secession" Does our sanguinary
contemporary include Bolts in his sweeping as
sertionS If so, we may as well give up all
hope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

Elcanuei In Rome. II the speculations of the
Bishop of Orleans in his bitter reply to N.
Laguerroriere are founded on correct appre-
citation of the intertions Of the French govern
ment, another twelve nonths may bring about
this desirable event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

IMPORTANT III TRuE.-The Montgomery cor
respondent Of Charleston paper says that the
appointment Of Mr.. Mallory a. the Secretary Of
the Navy q the Southern confederacy was the
only Cabinet nomination which gave the
slightest dissatisfaction. What delightful
unanimity. Don't Old Abe wish that the same
remark could be truthfully made In regard to
bis selections?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15
Political intelligence.

NEW HAxrsHRx Excnor.-we compare the vote for
Governor In Of the counties In New Hampshire with
hat ast lasfy ear.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

EtnroS y sysAousr-rhe republican Jerry rescuers
10 syracuse hive elected their Mayor By small mNcri-
ty. The Common Council Is Tic.
ARAss,s CONVENTION. The maioflt. in Arkansas IA
favor of q state Conyettion was II bse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

THE REAL FRIENDS OF THE NEGRo-See the
list OF Office seekers now at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

THE CHEvALrER WEBB AND HIS MUsKEr.-
Some time ago, when the first murmurs of Sc
cession were heard from the South, our old
friend, the Chevalier Webb, declared that in
case of rebellion south Of Mason and Dixon's
line, he would personally march, with his mus
ket on his shoulder and his knapsack on his
back, to put down the traitors who should seek
to destroy the Union. Now, it appears that
there is to be no fighting so far as the North is
concerned, and the Chevalier Webbs musket
is altogether useless. If he is spelling for q
fight, however, he may be accommodated by
and-by. If the South invades Washington,
Chevalier Webb will be, as matter of course,
in the front of the battle. We advise him to
keep that musket in good order aud see that
his powder is dry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

ONSLAUGHT BY THE CHIEF ORGAN OF THE RAJ
IDEALS ON MAJOR ANDERSON Yesterday for the
second time, the Tribune contained an attack on
Major Anderson, as follows
Evidence Is rapidly accommodating at the War Depart
ment going show that Major Anderson has been play
ing deep game for three months and which has de-
ceived his military superiors. For many weeks the
steady tenor Of his daily dispatches has been Send
reipforcemens suppeI need neither troops pro-
visions therefore let alone" Suddenly-she moment
that Mr. Lincoln takes the rens Of government-he tune
changes and Anderson cries, Send me supplies
starve-scnd me moro troops, or II viii be impossible
to defend the fort" Why this sudden changer II Is
sted very good authority that Mr. Holt admits at
least an apparent discrepancy between Andersons for
and his later dispatches
The whole people of the North have given
Major Anderson credit for preventing the in
auguration of civil war at Charleston. For
this he is now denounced and condemned by
the frantic organ of the red radicals, But if bis
conscience, God and his corn.fy approve, he
can afford to deepise the malignant attacks OF
disappointed, bloodthirsty malice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

o-fr Dealers .n r.,uo Ioit-s
DREuIgH IS SSENCE or COfFEE-Nu pre-
re tr .. ir boss roasted N.,re, mas a hnti NA'e1
lrt .s aus. more aH. ..s.a.-. Orr sa.e tF
o.. PETERSON CO. ~" Msin a.
FDgFsFsF TEFB CNNVNS,-OI -keehi1g Boards, Artists.
L p..- Bands a- compile. uI and water Color Boxes, o.
.h.- large aa.1.1t OF Gle painting Brushes on oi oar
uas, VA strTTFB 90. l'2 Main s.
L KIP " AHvf.-I have fan stock of heavy lambs
N v-o CNnt s3.Er ara DRAWERS, large sE-- some
VS.. Ira SWIrH.
HerI if M.Ie s.
OYSTER RROILE1N, f- br5Ilag oysssIsi Oyster
THos. A. BULKIEy 4 co,
deli l5I Main 81
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MERCHANTS
INSUR q NICE COMP AN <
CAPETAT. 5000, 900.

Onlce No. 1913 MaIn So, ftichInond.
MARINE INsJ RANCE Vessels, Cargo, and Ere ight.
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers canals Of
land carriage.
Tl}t INSURANCE Merchandise generally, Dgelng Houses,
Warehouses and other buildings 20 town or country.
POLICIES Eurd rates, promptly paid
Communications received 10 the office ugh any Director
AkCHD PLEASANT, Pret't.
uDf
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IQUOR CAsEs.-HSndsoruely isr5shed iorsas by
f.it DOVE a CO., Drusg SIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
INPECTINEi.
'g't,, Persian Fever Charm.

VvaV prevention and cure OF Frrsr anil iyt ana b"o6
A l.r. wonderful remedy was brought Co The AHoNeike
N geut prop by friend who las been great 1'
rr down DE river E1p'ra'es BE experienced serere
attack af F.ser Arue. on discoveries s cnn"oN one OF
ur Boalue- t11s f,,la is person s9 a,,, sl lying e. &
ts De- complied aud experienced 1e late relief end has since
assys olndn eFeciual protection rom ai @aAoaS com
a. ta Investigation De found that the ho,tan at;r5dedt 70
3d. mowers and said that % could ouly Dee obtain,d from
t Priests OF 81. sum Sometime Afterwards the gentleman 10
caryeriaul PRIEST obtained from MIN me secret OF Us pre-
rartcu asoc-tir,d where Gle ue'inN % 'ol ".y "u
sr f- ty. compounded The wonderful virtues ~ tiis art
. f, frl,rsI full belief iu ir 1nls OF the natives In Tie
miraculous healing poEers ~ uer Priests . ~, ,.
SIM. bis return % America has been tried with the haPpie
have given e most nngualuei praise ls tl,S
~ ec Ia Persia hundreds of years Tor lhe prevention
ana cure OF Fever and Bilious fevers-s no" oue'
" M .t nv All prepaid Tor direct for its use, on re-
5ei Dpot and Mandatory ISIS Nam ST. Richmond, Va
Branch OMce Bank Of Commerce BUILDING New 70
jy2-ly JIM ' @ -.
T,IIC 1fos, Economical and quickest way Of
THE FINEST CRYSTALLINE jelly,
"a 10 luv for = = Cents package ci
Pure Iclatlne,
b -,tb ,, r.G and plain printed directions f1r making
1hr Qusr,s % delicious, dear er' ne and TAMPA
re-, wI 1,I5.ff BOILING or USING TGGs,
WITHOUT STAINING, -
on CLARIFYING IN ANY WAY
Iuav be made without trouble IN fcg Tn1uie ana IS We"
JOSEPH ABBEY. Chemist,
M.in ard 5th strett'
ifGN or THE RAD @ORfFR.
al, Rchm17i Va
4 SSsli DOVE CO., Drugs SIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
RAILROADS, &C.
RIOgMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
r. @sczszsz-I.s- c1sss5sF;5s,--z- r;gsj.5zsS1

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
Is "a 5&ESss - a. yssst..sEs.
INTERNATIONALLY OFFcF,
Richmond, 18Th Dee. ls6O
winter Arrangemcnt.
TO THE South AND SCUM HESE
ON Monday, Dec 9ih, passenger trains will run a.
" fol ows: - 1870.
FROH RICHMOND To DAHHILLK
Richmond daily except sGndays at O'CLOCK
A. NJ and rea hes Danville at 3 10 o'clock p NJ
From DANTILLE To RICHHOND
Mall Train Danve daily except sundays ao O'CLOCK n
NJ and reaches Richmond at I % O'Clock p VI.
The Train Richmond connects at Burssye with the trains
over Railroad for ynchburg and The South ana
Southwest daily.
train Danvle connects az Huntsville with e
Railroad trains for Petersburg and rok and al kehnoLa
will the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad The York River Railroad also with the James RIVER
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point.
Trough tickets be procured and baggage VIII be hecheu
through 20 the following points
Lvnchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol NASHVILLE,
ROCKVILLE Hun sNlue
Dalton. Grand Junction,
Atlanta, Memphis
Montgomery. Canton,
YcAshurg and Jackson
New Orleans
OHAs c. rALC0TT,
deco superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
Leave Lynchburg Monday, Wee
. nesday and Friday, At 6 =. NJ.
uGnrr g RRAnRrRRv,S pL,nnS

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich
w mond and Virginia. Piano Fortes which
have placed with Mr.. Caru, that their qualities
IN every respect be tested by the side Of thei
famed Chickering'S.
We all Pianos hgh and as nume
testimonials any factory the country An Of which can
be AZ Mr. Carusis Broad Street Sd OH
del6- LIGHTE a BRADBURY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
ANNE vIRGINIA LIE INsURANcE ComPA

fENHE VIRGINIA LERE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY fully prepared Tor business and the attention Of the
earnestly called the Importance OF Us objects This
Company It's charter divides seveneighs OF Its profits
every years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
advantages OF the Mutual system, with the pledge OF
have permanent moneyd interest In conducting Its
aIairs with prudence and economy
The Charter requires half Of e Capital Stock and Earnings
10 benyeed Bond and Mortgage unncumbered Real Estate
worth double the amountI
object the Company IL aid In retaining at home
the immense amount which annually from our state
for Life Northern Companies That money will be
loaned Customers for term Of years al legal Interest," and dis
bursed In midst.
Endowurns Anuues granted. Life aud term Policies Is
sued other good Companies Slaves Insured for
year or for term Of years.
DIRECTORS
VIM. II. Mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, S2mlT bayTs
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos. r. Anderson
Thos W. McCance, Thomas p. August,
John II Montague, 10. II. Maury,
David /. Burr, Jas. A. Oowarlin,
Lewis Guter, J. h. Nc cleiiani,
John Jones T.. I. Moore,
Jas, l. App5rson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. OrenshaH, b. @. Wherry,
VIM G.. Paine VIM. Il. Christian,
Il. T. O. Baskerytl, Wyndhsm Robertson
sam1 }. IlArr son. John O. Shgfer,
VIZ. H. HaNal, Peter q. warwick
Robt T. Brooke, r o. HaskiIs,
Geo. D, Shell, Edward NorVel,
Wellington GoGdin Geo. J. srmHer,
John Dooley, D. &. Wooidtidge
Presdent-SAML J. HARRISON
Vio5 PreSideNt-WM n. HANALL.
Physicida-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
At0rney-ROSC0E y. HEATH, Esq.
ap2T J. ADAIR PLEAsAETs, secretsI
e-N-Ofice corner Main nth streets, Richmond.
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1860. NGTlCE. 1850
~ E5 s @ss &
10 PASSENGERS GOING NORTH hET ADVANCEMENT
IMPORTANT 40 TRAVELLERS.
1ARD tLH ~. hEIhdfD IHENtGH tHEChH
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THL GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE pAILY-suuday uirht eXcepted-beWeon
RICHMOND hLrN tND8IA WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ApEPHIA, NEW YORK AND a lmpor;.n. points West via Ae
qui. Greek ar' isliugtoH, over the
RICHMOND. FBEDERlGASBt re- AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
10 Potomac yc- - s and By Splendid and comfortable
steamers tucg Wsti1 r'1a miles, Ia al i9u allies In hours
being c1mforah. and perfectly safe rate ~ speed.
gSf- Holr a departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 2. VI.
r. Baggage under charge % Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and NeS
Yore.
Through procured the following points To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, indianapolis Cal
rc Dayton Jrr.auyl Rock Island, Zanesyie, Washington
New Louis Chicago, rt,tury Louisville, Decatur Se'
ark, Nr.rrut-
Passengers breakfast and cup Ashland and dine board tho
comfortable steamers Aclula Greek and Washington
Persons sting 90 obtain tickets for servants ug Washington
CITY points further North 10 an be ouchri FOR
responsible white r OF Nchnori 10 person, known o
the oces ofhe Road tickets will be sofa applied for by
letter.
shotkos mn JAMES b. WINSTON
GsnI Ticket gent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
SASH, RLENDS AND DOORS.


FBVHE Oldest Establishment IN Richmond where may he be had
the above articles, IN perfection, at the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving en,e satisfaction the subscriber soil
e heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet ami Turning 70 his business the public
have their work tcltt0nt disappointment delay.
se2i- MILES AMEI.ER. MAYO street
DEC1IFIED WHISKY Of cur own brands large
lot on hand suitable for christmas. Warranted free from
drugs. decl9 be-. sELnEN hILLER.
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.


yENREWEEKIY, THRl Ugh TO LY II Ss99N-,ITTTiTTt
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHAGAN, SSSzzzsssts'..7ee
AID TFI-wFEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, NAMING 4 DAI-
LY LINE As FAR - SCOIfsNIilE
1" Lvn,'burr + 90 buchanan 2 90
The through line viii leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and 9Th September the Way
scosvle will leave w. Tuesday, Thursdays and sat
uriays and FAR scouye Returning leave SCOTS
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday At llh A. NJ.
distance and time n passing card below for through
line observe that the Scottsye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the same hougong and hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynclbug Monday Wed
-. . Inn - ~ L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

TNHEWENBOIS BARGAINS IN Bh1 GOOnS.
y No TIME LIKE TIE PRESENT 1900 WORTH OF NEW
AUCTION RARGAINS-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM To STORE
THIN LARGE sALES, SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE-
TCRNs-J NtLLIusER 4 BROTHER, 1913 EAokg STREET,
Are penng their latest purchales from tn age auction
sales IN YORK the prevailing panic prices er- and can
u assure friends anil customers that better rdUs r little
HaHsy cannot be- had In fifs market
The ladies particular attention is respectfully requested 70 the
arrst assortment Of priced medium and heh priced DRES
GOODS uud In eabilhmeItin the y. without any
exception.
p ono vis POPLINs silk FCures-25c., cost Soc
1000 vida WOEsTFn VENEtIANs-50c worth I5c.
1 ora va. ~ 81 POpLINs, az &c and 8 the yard.
BGO yds Dress silks greatly heoT last months prices
Additional force employed 10 walt the ihrong Of Gus
toner expected ~ running OF the goods rapidly al The pop.
ular ,,riees Tor vh,h1!3 Broad street Is t,mous
IS j. MiLLHIsRR 4 BRO.
OOO RRLS. REFINED SUCARS ~ diamond r..
AkfU o. Powdered crushed and cut loaf For sale 10y
nos)-lw WIN. WALLACE s0Ne,