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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15
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Never Fails to Cure lt
NEURALGIA g. RHEUMATISM
GREAT INTERNAL BENRDT

Is curing Thousands of cases where all other rem.
edios have utterly failed. II is no mere "ANo-
pYNE," relieving for the moment, but is perfect
SPECIFIC and CURE for those painful diseases
The vast number of Liniments, Embrocaiions
and External Medicines which oct us stimulauts
OF the surface only ore merely temporary in their
effects, and OF doubtful virtue. The NEURAL.
GA King reaches the source Of oil trouble, and
e1ectually banishes the disease from the system.
we advise one and all 10 give ita trial and be.
come satisfied Of its wonderful power.
Rea! he astonishing cnres Of psli-knopn eifi-
Gems Of Buffalo:
eyIT CURED Mr.. s. Hemenway, Proprietor
Of Niagara Street Omnibus Line, Of Neuralgia
and Rheumatism In the neck and shoulder.
9TONE BOTTLE cured Mr.. Elias Weed,
Commission Merchant, of severe Neuralgia Of
The head and neck, nler al other remedies failed.
91-Mr: L.. CROSVENOR, of Perry ST., who
was coulined TO the house and entirely unable
to attend to business, ia now well from the use Of
Watson Neuralgia King. ..
DrTHE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. 10.
seph Cooley, Seneca Street, oil ISrLAMMAToRY
RHEUMATISM Of long standing. Al the time Of
commencing its use he was confined 10 his bed.
prJAMES VAN .vALKENBERG. a we'll.
known policeman of this city, was cared OF Neu.
ralgia and Rheumatism in its worst form.
HrINFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
Mr.. C.. Fl, Reed, 81 Carroll Street. was cured af.
ter trying other remedies for five years.
9rINFl.AMMATORY RHEUMATISM OF
FIVE YEARS SSTANDING.-Mrs.H. H. w. Put
man, Sc Pearl Street, cured in three weeks--had
been under charge of best physicians in this city.
nTNEURALGIAi in its worst form of fifteen
years standing Mrs. Lyman Rathburn, OF 2IS
Delaware Street, entirely cured.
~WILLlAM COLEMAN, Auctioneer, No.
4 Swan Street, cured ol severe Neuralgia In his
limbs.
9rW[LLIAM MOFFATT, Brewer ,MorgaR
Street, Of Neuralgia of the face and teeth.
Price 81 per bottle.
A. l. MATHEWS, ,Proprietor.
800 Main Street, Buffalo. N. Y.
For Sale by A. Cook, Churdon; c. S. Field, B
ClNridon; c. P,Treus, ClGridon; E. Thompson.
Huntsburg 562n3
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

MCCLEL LLAN MEDAL,
sstftEfs Afts HE$ ;E $sSEEEEEss HE$sE
RENTED Gee By ms % So1I n let's,'.%P :, ADJ"
HARDEEr INFANTRY AND RIFLE TAG
DowLNGs OFFICIAL EDITION,
Wis S,G a. tss hDsa,ins,. % cent.
BY the War Department for tb. instruction OF troops In
Lish lnfsn;ry and RIFE din. ou,,,,o
No IS s..:.n;.,t tS,II: : y: and BY all Bo0i's'r''
VALUABLE and BRILLIANT FASHION
Quarterly MIRROR or FAsHioss ~iIi be r.dy MON.
Day s :9s the s bet .as sss1Ps' Ss s isd ,,s, @1,'
where where N'-'''
Written .Ipr,.J for Porter. spirit Of the lime.
RoRDERiANA; d,
MY FORTY YEARS WEST OF TIE WABASH.
By sn%,!n,s msIs1 qTss1s 70 .;,,s}r ss}}
Out evory Saturday. and io' sale BY all News Asenv
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIB UNE.
The NEw.YoaK sEm-wEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1889 [sept. 81:
I.LEADIsG ARTICLES: Underground Treason; Ths
Ss%ossac sc TcOp. soTh end South B,hop. in
Politics. Gen. Lyons Americans % soldsrsi Ldito-
rial PsIssuphL
U.,WAR NEWS SUMMARY
H. THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
W..THE VICTORY AT HATTERAs. Detailed Account
Of .he Action.
yTHE NORTH CAROLINA COAST
vI..THE REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN AT HAT
TERAS
VII. IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH: Need Of I'm.
mediate 0ovsrnwsut Ac,ioni Tho Peace Movement
DlheaItsning; Chsnge In Confedersts Plans
VIII. FROM CALIFORNIA; Correspondence Of The
n. Y. Tribune.
TX. FROM NEw-MExICo; Correspondence Of The
n. Y Tribune.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
xI.LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED By TELEGRAPH;
Gov. Gamble and Gen. Fremont Perfect Agreement
between them; Intention OF the Rebels In ai',ouri
hs5s f''G jed si0p b. riG6sS 6.S Believed In Louis
Vile, Condition OF the Rebel Army The Union
Sentiment In North Carolina
XII. THE CoNFIsCATIoN ACT
II..FRoM EUROPE.
XIV. THE ISSUE OF PATENTS.
xv..MAss MEETING IN IRVING HALL, Speech by
the Hon. Joseph Holt
XVI. CATHOLIC BISHOPS on THE WAR FOR THE
UNION
XVII. SENATOR JOHNSON IN CINCINNATI
XVIII. TROOPS NOW IN THE YIELD.
XIX. WHAT NEw-YoRK HAS DONE
Xxx. SOUTHERN ITEMS
XXI. ..POLITlCAL
XIII PERSONAL
XIII CITY NEWS.
xXIY. MISCELLANEOUS
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
vI..wEEKLY RENEW OF THE NEw-YoRK DRY
GOODS MARKET
XVII COMMERCIAL MATTERs Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money Cotton Grain. aud Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The ~ T. Tribune.
T,Rv,-One Copy Tor one year 3d. Two CoPie, one year
a. Five Copei year Si ID. Ten Copies, 70 Gus
address, 80.
For Club Of Twenty, send an EItrs Copy.
Fors Club Of Forty We Iend The Daily Tribune patls
IAI,.. THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
DARIS, LONDON and NEW.Y0Rk MED
Il ICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GulDE-A BOOK
sxoo,pg the fslsoei Of Phyoogis,s and the
treatment yscans In special d es ., n local u y
nsgler and Improper treatment proains the nervous .s
anS saynS both aid body total wLecI th edn,oi
s0S psTe, loo Illustrations By LAhMOhT Phrs London
and KswYOrk. Piy y.an and sargeCP Nc etI s,oaS%T p
,ey.,t Astor House Poss Tousey No III NIssansI' IL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

A I PAINE's-BOOKKEE WRITING
"a snd ARITHMETIC INSTRUCTION, No. 81 Bowery, \
T., and No 21 Futonst BrooklJ n-Students hon city
country pursue such studies they prefer houS slins
rapidly their ability and snerpe will perrlt
Young boys whose ddeuee has prevented their PFC
sss In large scho0 receive here strictly private instruction
and an moro Ia two weeks n months under class
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN

NI sTTUTE No. 2o tth.t, Of Mscdoas1 on Web h
in.ton..qu.rs @. W CLARKE, A ", and JAS fANNiNG,
A. NJ Prophe,o and Principals, opens h NneesHm ieaeeme
yr.r on MONDAY Sept There no 'H'reafU 10 'Dr'9H
s IN e Mount Warrington Iastut On the contrary the
Pncipas have beauhed their establishment during the vscs
ton snd made extended provision Tor the education OF their
pupils. ~, .,.,. 49,, .,h., ., ali
our aud let their favored son' ayaA tpe,e'es
Of N. b,s. aatQ9s prepare for the may pTn9 OF prO
oy heh VIII engage the national industries When the Union
pscaed and when high qaaEcstlon Will meet with high re-
werd -, - 4,
thorough organized Prdts High Shoo which one Of
The Oldest and sustained Ia the city having Ianior hed
aud Senior Department. Too handrsd Pgps from seven ysns
old And upward and 0tlre pyJsss the ctmpetene, OF '
preparing students for business OF college the oes
~ snd Of Il. location the accessibility OF s central
position New York and the neighborng cities
and the large Bc,flIted ig and adsTdby eoEfrred
ron, hng three stories of building erected tho propTie
tor expressly ,s accommodation are generally known ,
nuprFou. cssse. Of every sde In Latin Greek MathenSi
Modern Languages Co~meetGI Sud Drs~ios snd Paa;ns
with ali the English branches offer unusual advantages TO those
70 hom time money! and who cannot afford TO waste ths
precious article either IN iinea home worthless In
stnciion among prom i.cuous ms"ea ~, .,c
students Tor West Point Harvard Columbia, and other Col
leees arc snied any time TO the classes Tor which they
prepared Also BEGrSssHs sTdaesf Pe ana a" e"a9e'
on!g from the time OF entering . a.,
RgFERHSoss OF some Of hundred aud dry wei known
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

T7O FARMERs.-Pure BSsyER B0NERSoooraE SooooraE
J. for sale BY na j; RuElips aih NsT'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Rufser,s-street tChurch.--To-MoRROW,S Sept 8, At
lol m aud p. Services by the Pastor, the heT Dr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
faw Gtbools.
1nstrnriion.

" 4 MER. SCHOOL INST. Established
N lg55--A reliable Educational AGENCY for Teacher
and Schools Pesons interested In engaging teachers
obtn without charge explicit information OF comPe
tent cand3ee Principals desiring to rent purchase Acsde
mics Boar ling or Day Sehools are inyitedto call
"a. X. MODnMAA Co. No. 596 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

THE EAGLfswoOD COLLEGIATE and MILITARY
SCHOOL viii open OCTOBER with corp, of efficient .
Teacher, In the ysons Departments Military discipline and
In.rucon Ia will be added to the former sdvan
t,se. enjoyed Esgsood sehGol" FOR
" y NJ N. WIsEWELL, Principal Esgleswood Perth Au
hoy N. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

ST. Marks Church, corner DeKalb and Portland avs,
Hrooklyn-The Rev THOS r. CORNELL, jr Rector elect,
e preach IN the above church TOMORROW Services 81
l0l g u. and q p
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
aGIiiarp Notlres.
on G Clint9,n j. .,.T Rills'; 9,s ':;oup ,

Clinton Rifles.
Cart CHARLES MoKAN'S COMPANY.
few more good required 20 complete TINS company!
which is mustered into the United States service:
Three Sersesnts and four Copoas Wsned Those onnin
men 10 Headquarters have preference otherwise quained
Apply at Greenwich.av over Jefferson Market
First Regiment Fremont Rlhes-CoL w MERhlIf
Heedouaers No. 68l Bros w4yTnis regiment now pens
mustered Into service and offers superior 70
and ren who desire 10 unite With hstclass Organization
Make early apphC alton ct Headquarters
sixth Re egiment n. Y. s. M reorgAniHed i0f 'ne "A
accepted BY the Commsnderin Chief -Four vacancies Of com
pAniss vet TO be filed Applications viii Do received until MIN
DAY Sept from officers with companies OF thiny"o men
d,ops Of III ting with this well Known and tried organization
Address JOS. C. PINCKNEY. New York City.
The Clinton Rifes-CAPTAIE AND ACTING MAJoH
W. A. Kinks COMPANY.-RECRUITS wanted ior 'h'
Company =.
ANY Intelligent bringing from II to IS men viii be tp
pointed seIgesn II win be appointed Corporal nIound
h for their respective duties ,.
Intelligent acting Pvates may look for
Every soldier carries in bis knAPsaek the bson Of Fiedhs
shal1
Recruiting StstiopsNo. tf7 3dsv BeraaIf ftav corner
OF East 24th-st and No. 81 NiiliGm-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

900 PATRI0TIc rNI9N .Sy COMnC e.
frut variety from every In and out OF the Union ncud
Ing Steel Plates Lhosph. Plain and Coored ana an he mug
ard costly varieties Price s2 The largest collection on sse
ia he United stae You order from Is up 70 VO az ons
cent eao Order direct from A. MILLLh - Annst ~. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

IFE OF GEN. SCOTT, by Mansfield brought
L. down to the WAR or THE REBELLION, go RissT.s; RTs
PORTRAIT. MAPS aud CUTS Mailed rec ioi ~ A'I"i'
n, {. MILLER, No. IS fatraw, hsw-foIL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
MISS s. A. SHEPARD VIII reopen her School
1vl TUESDAY Sept. II, ct No. Ill East 18th 1t.

N0TICE.-The Patrons Of the COLLEGIATE
IN and MILITARY INSTITUTE. Yonkers, N Y, are here
By infomed that Mr. WlSEWELL hes REMOVED his School
10 EAGLESWOC PARK, twenty five miles from Newly York.
and mile Of the City Of Perth Anboy NerJersey
The discipline and general management Of the school will not
be essentially changed Tho obect Of this removal TO
esnsed advantages for Physical Education The supeh
oy this location for school csouot be better descrbed than
by quotiTr the letter Of THEODORE d. WELD Esg, Oh
retiring from the Prin,ipsship Of ths School -
leave Esgleswood AFTER residence OF seven years with
great regret s epneny healthy location secluded from the
world yet enough to be quiekened by oil s heahful
puse embooned IN groves s Isndcspe wealth Of rural
beauty bre.xss and tides bathing aud boating its
park play and pessure grounds of2oO soo from the temp
purposes superlor that Of any other location within
knowledge"
For further psrcnlsrs address
n ~ WIsEWRLL, Principal,
Essleswood Perth Amboy, ~ j.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Nfw i)ublitations.

lust PUBLISHED-REPORT on SPERMA-
TORRHOA ard certain other specfl and virnen
Diseases by the acting ugeon Of the Hoss Assoeston fhha
delpA also Rsports the NEW REMEDIES for such eases
EMPLOYED in the Dispenay Of this nftuon Sent the a.
Aictd by mail in sealed letter envelopes fee OF charge Ad
d,c.s DR. j. sKILLIN HOUoHTOE, Howard Association,
No 2 Gouh.gthgt, Phiiadelphis, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

TOUN M.cMULLEN's French, English, aud
- Classical SCHOOL viii be rsopsnsd Sept lol at No;
coo Broadvay corner The Primary Department viii
be under the charge Of lady who be. for year, IN ono
az o hest schools Circulars Lockwoods No. al bosd"y
Price. No s94 Broadway, and q, the School.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

TINRY IT! TRY IT.! TRY III!
VESTS CATARRH sSursFEd ,YrIn
FOR CATARRH AND COLD IN TIE Ill.,, a., a. .n<
prss Is esnts Der box or sI for - sen. i9
address fr,e Of charge Sold By all dragsS Whols..Is
Agents. DIXON, SRAZER HALLEfr' NO. i"
ST.. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

nAY & MARTINS JAPAN BLAChINU.-
This un.qusled preparation maintained It's pree ninenee
over ali other for half century and is repotoh -
eftsnd, 10 AL parts world With half the usual an9r
et BLACK fully equal the best Japan VaInish AFFORDS
sonaT to leather and does NOT soil clothing
For sale Retail BY all Groce Boot and shoe aeas a
and Wholesale by O. o. YVELiS, No. sII ru''h'"' As''s
DAY L. MARTIN, London.
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Eleetions In .b. ne.~,,,

itoften happens, after a PRESIDENTIAL cleo.
tio4, mat the victorious party, owing to the
lassitude which usually follows great effort.
suffers severe loss. Here and there they lose
state, simply because they are exhausted
with their previous exertions, and disposed to
take their ease. But, much we have heard
of the reactions which were to follow the
effects of LIscoLS's election, and often as we
have been told that If the people Of the Free
States had only 10 decide the same ncstion
over again, we should see very different
result, we have as yet seen no proof of the
fact. The Developments so far have been just
the reverse We comment to those who are
sanguine of an immense Northern reaction
the following facts from the N. Y. Tribune
''Since tho bold assumption by certain enemies
of the Republican party, that the state 81 New
York would now give loo 900 majority against that
party the people have looked y it'll sharpeucd Gu
riosity upon everything like popular election. -
The general result Of the February town meet
ings by no means sustained this crazy assertion
the Repu bcans not only fully holding their own,
but in many places making handsome gains
Next came the city and village charter elections
The cities are the stronghods Of the opposition,
and the. larger the place the stronger tnsir
force. How much they have gained may be told
chosen by 24o majority. Last November Troy
gave Fusion e45 majority. aud last spring q
Tayor of the Democratic stripe was chosen by
30 majority III Rochester the Republican
Mayor has 500 majority, last spring only $50
In Auburn the Republican candidate for Mayor
has so- niaiority-more than ever before. In o.
wego a similar result, by 35l majority, against
only 300 last spring. Poughkeepsie elects a Re-
puIican Mayor: Lockport a clean majority OF t2e
on all the ticket Saugerties elects Republican
by 10 majority; last year Democrat by 2!1 -
Mamaka,ing, the native town of the Hon. p. G.
Van Wyck, gives Republican Supervisor over
600 ma iorIty, when, in the great struggle in No
vembcr, the majority was only 22i. uiher towns
might be named, but these will suffice. They
show that in spite of the utmost efforts Of an ac-
tive opposition; in spite OF the timid counsels Of
some within tho camp in spite OF the usual ten =
deucy of a successful party to fall off after an ok
hausting contest andin spite of the dismal croak-
OF the Empire Stakeholder the banner of the
Union, the Constitution, aud the Ldws-are
stronger day than when they marched TO the
great battle Of 1890. The heart of New York Is
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nIEn
DIED,
is city, e Mrs. NARY II ID. auARLks, in ilhs 10Th

At the residence Of her husband, Drewry N, In
this city. Mra. MARY II. QuARLKs, in the Goth
year Of her age.
a Tho deceased was An exemplary and consistent
member Of the Baptist Church and though Tor
many years great sufferer, she submitted WIN
that Christian fortitude and resignation which
give assurance that blessed are they that die IN
the Lord. go.
Her funeral will take place on this Saturday
evening at - clock. from the I'd aptist Chufcn.
REV. Mr.. seelys.b on Main street. The friends
Of the family are Invited to attend
On the 18th instant. JULIET CANDY, youngest
child Of William and Elizabeth Palmer, IN tue 'th
year Of her age
The funeral will take place from st. James
Chhrch, on sunday evening, i1th lnstah'' a' y
o'clock.
In Chesterfield. on Friday morning, the 18th in
Err, only child OF Ferdinand and Eliza Fore, aged
years month and 70 days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
OF her father, on Sunday morning, ldh INST, y,
III clock. The friends and aoiuaintances. ahu
those OF Mrs, Anna Fisher, are requested to At
tend,
On Friday. the 18th inst, SALLlE, infant daugh-
ter of john 7, and Lucy E. Rogers, aged years
5 months and days.
Gone out not lost
The funeral viii take place from centenary
tMethodistj Church, on sunday next, ut o'clock
+ Nj. The fri ends and acquaintances OF the lam
lily are invited to attead.
NJ he New York aud Fredericksburg papers
will please copy.
Funeral Notice.-The funeral services OF Mrs.
AGATHA ChOXEr will take place this morning,
at Ii o'clock, from st. PaulS Church.
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A motion to take mp Mr.. RIcHaRnsos's re-
solution of inquiry concerning the military
strength of the Common wealth. WAS yester.
day voted down Secession resolutions from
the counties OF Northampton, Meckienburg.
Pulaski, and buckingham, We're presented by
the respective delegates, with suitable com.
ments, and referred TO the Committee on Fede-
raj Relations. The debate upon the commit
tees reports was opened by Mr.. CONAN, of
Frederick, in Committee OF the Whole. He
advocated the majority report and made a
strong argument In favor ofsthe legal right OF
secession, but conceives 1t to be the duty OF
the Convention to make further efforts for
the restoration OF the Union. Mr.. R.spoLrH,
OF Richmond city, has the floor for to day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

Gen. Scott publishes card in the National
lntellisencer, begging not to he annoyed with
applications for offices over which he has no
control, by letters of which he does not read
five in thirty.
The Methodist Church on Elk Run, in Bar
hour county, Va, was consumed by fire on
last Thursday night. The church was but
recently built, at considerable cost.
Experiments are about to be made at Vim
cennes, France, with a steel cannon which,
we are told, will blow both Whitwortl, and
Armstrong out of water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16
The LEGISLATURE.

The Senate yesterday passed a number OF
local bills, including one incorporating the
Insurance Company of the State of Virginia,
Of Richmond. A bill was reported for amend
ing the charter of the Holidays Cove Rail-
road.
The House passed number OF Senate bills,
including bills increasing the pay of certain
officers Of the Public Guard; extending the
corporate limits of Fredericksburg, and incor-
porating the Commonwealth Savings Bank
OF Richmond. The bill allowing additional
compensation to the Adjutant General, for
the years 1859 60 was laid on the table. The
bin for the sale Of the James River and Kama
wha Canal to the French Company being on
it's cngrossment, was called up and passed
ayes 1l5, noes .. The members of the House
did themselves honor by the promptness and
unanimity with which they acted on this i'm
portant bill. It's passage was immediately
communicated TO the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

NE FORTRESS MONROE CAN ne TaKsN.--To THE
MBAsEKs OF THE Cow ggTIoS.-Fort Monroe can
De taken at small expense, and without loss of
life. q. w. MINIS, Photographer, 2i7 Main
street, is willing to take Fort Monroe, at but lit
tie expense, aud hand IL over to the State OF vir-
gina he would also be pleased to take each in
dtviduai member Of the Conv eatiou, In the very
best style OF the PnoToaaaPBIo AR, at a very
their fanatics or friends, as q msmsnto to be
held sacred for all time to come
As IN evidence OF bis ability to perform what he
ssys, IT'S Only necessary to call Ut his Gallery
snd ssn tne beautiful styles Of poYtraiturs which
ssSsa tcs VAIN nh LIFT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

IST or LETTER s-.R smaiuinR in the RICH
LMoND POST OFFICE on the 18th day Of March,
1851
Es Published by authority Of Act Of Congress
in the paper having the largest circulation in the
District whore printed.
EEPersons cal ling for letters In the LIST viii
please say they are ADvERrrsED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

IMaEpIATB CEssoN.-Meetings in Wythe
Hotetourt, Appomattox, Bedford, Craig and
Shenandoah counties, have adopted resolu
tons calling for the Immediate secession of
Virginia. The students at Roanoke College
have passed similar resolutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

DECLINED .-Goy. Pickens, OF South Caro-
lima, has declined the services of the Culpe-
per g. IL. (Ea.) Artillery, because he 'cannot
receive any company as whole He ten
ders his Heartfelt thanks for the Offer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

rS RI C oND THRAT
KuExRL & MoxLEY Sole Lessees and Managers
l. D. PHILLIPS. stage Manager.
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE BILL
SAT RDAY NIGHTS GALA
AND
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
OF the engagement of the unrivalled
YOUNG AMERICAN TRAGEDlESNB,
MIS- s Ii A I E III A N,
Who will appear,
BY REQUEST,
In her chaste and elegant impersonation of
PARTHENIA,
In the beautiful play of
l N q O M r!
Which bi, VIII be performed with the great moral
JACK SHEPHERD;
OR, THE
IDLE APfREN TICE
TO ALL AN EXAMPLE-T0 NO ONE A
PATTERN.
REM MBER,
This Is the last appearance this season of
MISS BATEMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

The FIXTURE or White Labor &, w.t.. :,
Keep it before the people that ,h,s !. =,
Hsae, aeeoroiag 10 the Washington star.
which u now presented 70 the people or Wiz.
ginia, and that al who stand mp FOR virxint.
Ass dsnonnced BY that paper a. "CessstsA.
fsaet A6Atnst wSsrs LAsss,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

ET ...........2S Years In
1 commenced the practice and study or the IN
SURASCE BUSINESS, and have boen engaged in
il since. | have issued many hundreds OF
Policies, aud settled Losses amounting to many
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, aud have had such
experience In the business that know how
Lat. TO frame Policy and
I'd. How loss should be settled. Aud these
are ESSENTIAL POINTS, as every man acquainted
with the business knows, and AS many others
know, who have held inadequate Policies, even
in good companies, or have not understood how
their losses should be settled.
Acting as Agent for the JEFFERSON INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. of Scottsville. Va, Company
which can warmly commend to my friends and
tho public reliable, safe and liberal, am pre-
pared to issue for them
FIRE POLICIES on Buildings, Machinery, Furni-
ture, Merchandise, and other property:
MARINE POLICIES ON Vessels, Freights and
Cargoes, to and from all parts OF the world /;
and
POLICIES on the Lives of Slaves. All on favora-
BILE terms.
Losses promptly and liberally adjusted and
paid. Please call on
THOS. NJ. ALFRIESD, Agent. 18th ST,
NH l3-5t Richmond, Va