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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
nIssIssrPgI mATIE1ns THr NEW

UASelSSGPFI RATIEEES THE NEW
CONSTITUTION
We received on yesterday the following tel
egraphic dispatch from Jackson
JACKSON, Miss, March %, 1861.
EDIroRs APPEAL; The Mississippi State
convention ratified the new Constitution to-
day. The vote stood seventy-eigkt in the af-
hrnatiVe and seven in the negative.
0. DAVIS.
We are pleased 10 observe such comparative
unanimity in the convention, and presume that
the seven who opposed the action Of the ma
jority, did.'so only on the ground OF a refusal
to submit 1t to the popular vote for ratification.
Had the latter course been pursued the vote
against it would scarcely have been over q few
hundred, at most.
DIRECF TRADE EETwkEN HOLLY
SPRINGS AND EUROPE.
The Holly Springs Independent South Of the
2sth says:
By reference to our advertising columns If
will Be seen that Mr.. y. Ssligmann has pur-
chased and imported a new stock Of spring
goods from Europe. We believe this is the
hrst direct Importation 10 Holly Springs from
the old country, and Mr.. ssligmsnn deserves
great credit for his energy and enterprise. II
all our merchants would Withdraw their pa
trOnage from northern houses, it would learn
the Yankees a lesson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

ODD TYPosRAPHIoAL ERRoR-Tbe Wash
fngton correspondent Of TIE New York Time,
makes the following amende;
A typographieal'erro in Yesterdays Tine,
made me call Mr.. Weller, Of Cal an old politi-
cal sot. Il should BE- "rat.7
Pooh Excuse foR SUIcIDE.-The Louis
vile Cogrisr Of yesterday says:
nan named Miller, who lived on Brook
street, committed suicide on Sunday night by
taking poison. The name wife had gone 10 a
neighbours house against bic wishes, and it 90
incensed blm TIA be psTpetrsted the rash
EnaT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

q The Bulletin, in it's infatuated fondness
for LIEcoLN's government is assuming a statuS
whose logical tendency is in the direction Of
HELFERIsM. Hence it is thatit so ~shamelessly
subjects itself to public rldicgle by doagiag the
real issues before the country.
The following extract from Yesterdays issue
Of that paper is an ominous o~ut-croPping Of
what we may expect in the future, 50 soon as
the LINCOLN party shall dare raise its traitor
Gus ensign in our midst;
"Thsre is q common interest which binds the
s~lavsholding States togsthsr-ths preservation
OF the insHiuijon Of slavery. But there arc ties
EQUALLY STRONG, which make the people
on The MssissipPi riser one people in interest"
Think, southern men, what will be the logi-
cal sequence from this startling announcement,
coming as it does from a southern ~ journal :
The ties binding Tsnzessse to Iowa and Hli-
nois "e7ualy siroago with those binding her to
Alabana.and Georgia. What neXt2
The FrRsr D1sUS1oNIsT.-We are indebted
to the'New York EzPrssS for suggestive scrap
Of Political history;
On the LIST o. February, 1880, Senator Hale,
Of New Hampshire, presented two petitions
from Isaac Jefiries, and other citizens Of Penn
sylvania, and John E. Woodward and others,
praying that "soms plan might be devised for
The dissolution Of the .fmsrioan UEiOn." BIT.
Webster, Of Massachusetts,, was unsparirg in
his denunciation Of the petitions, and suggested
that there should have been preamble to them
in these words
"GeDtismen, members Of Congress Where
as, at the commencement Of the session, you
and each Of You took your solemn oaths, in the
presence of God and on the holy evangelist,
that you would support the Constitution Of the
United States-D0w, therefore, we pray YOU to
take immediate steps to break up the Union,
and overthrow the Constitution as soon as you
can.D
Yet the petition received three votes, on the
question Of its reception, viz John P.,Hals. OF
New Hampshire; Vim. H. Seward, Of New
York; Salmon P. Chase, Of Ohio. The last
two are now Cabinet officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

x- RrrTrLle IS rRE BFiTi'h Pas
--Nr. GEEoozT hss gwen h'lies ID
Rasi.h house c, eomHons. 4aa' q an
81, ssy h vosS cal = sa. ,s.ss. ., % re- =
~s;ssrs gosss@ei % ~
-,osruaaoa q as soutAeH Cogaaraa
49, We have nsss1 i0f . ms@,n''
souBt, ssys re SsW YORK Day
-. ~ : rseognnlen Eooia take
- n. rsesssaiss q commerce 90 not
S--to ssrisy VIII tbs absIasi sPseoia-
fsnsaeai philanthropy ips e1noia
- srszy psopis q Erstsr ban "siln very
49, ~fih ths BRITISH parliament -
- vital % tbr eenngeial sDa Deus
- ,.s-rss.s'of Easishd a. . MS org .
,atereourss v.sh the southern Con
- neither Engia8i nor Efanss' hsl
- EsroDssu g~oTsfnmsnt = g'.1g =
wsb tie ussro question 70 MS eolh.y
Iss~.y % lot napi asif s'a@s''' A'a =
tsrnagossl rsds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

WHyKKAs, in tha emergency which was sup
possd TO exist during the past week, arising from
Information that a. Invasion OF the rivers Of the
state VAS sbext 70 be made, and the movements
VI the vessels Of the United States with troops
late the waters Of this Commonw eal.h, and The
uHAsaal DESTRUCTION IT public property by the
AGents OF that government, both at Aarper's Per-
~ and at the Gaport Navy Yard gave annie
reason Tor such belief: and whereas. under such
circumssancss, sundry vessels in the waters Of
the James River. the Rappahaunoek YORK and
Potomac Rivers, aud their Tributaries have hasn
seized ana dstaiaed by ths authoritiss af Tia
state, or officers acting under patriotic motives
without authority, and II Is proper that such YES
sells and property should be promptly restored To
the masters In command, or to the nsfs thereof
Therefore. " IS
1, yoBs LEfeaRR, Goyernor Of tho Common :
wealth. do hereby proclaim that all private yes
sells and property 80 seised or detained, With the
exception Of the steamers Jxmestows and York.
town, shall be released and delivered up the
said mssters or owners. Proper ofacsfs OF the
rivers herein mentioned. with orders to release
for 4smsgss Incurred by the seizure and deten.
tlon.
felt II my dsty. furthermore, 10 adviss the
peVpls ~ the Comm0nw wealth fnot In the military
service u The Ststs TO return to their usual
esttons. In connection with the trade and con-
1sres g tes senntry, A.sarisg them protsctioa
alSonplfo iuvsds this commap " esltl, or 10 zee
essseI0n sSsinst tbs Soatherp snfedsrAlsd
Gtsees--A CONTINGENCY dspssdsnt On the scii,n ii
tie 0ogeuMent Of the CNttsd ktSlsS--it skalI he
Uet asl esolnetsd BY this Can soa = sslth upou
tdes(pass voFthy VI civilized ssstess aud fa,s
eaiiGktsssl age. spIsal 70 81 oar people Not
- aessnsss gah panesseis, uss1snttsK sittssss,
~ sthsrs, vhs pssssrTs the peace esd sesforW 70
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MnDrCAL HosPITALs..

HOSPITAL or r Il Z MEDICAL COZ
ii LEGE OF VIRGIN IA. This Hospital erect
than SO, 900, Is now completed, and open for the
reception Of patients. 1t is admirably adapted by
iurnishsd with every convenienes requisite Tor
their comfort and successful treatment Us 81
sseg adacsu, to The Msdcs college
tired and airy, is at the same time central, ana
conysnsn. Of secsss from all pants q tes cSsyes
visit..l assisted BY competent Resident Physi'-
All persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment are admitted, except the lSsASE, ana those
laboring under sAALL-Pox AND OTHER INFECTIOUS
LYisa.Ix woxss, both white and colorsd, re-
csivs special care and attention.
including Board, a ssdSsi Attendance. 30:
White patients. .......ss per week
And ~ sam: rate for fraction, of week.
For ie,s than ons week, u per day. up 90 the
sh.Tss !Gr u p,vArr ROOFS have
modatlons. This charge for these will vary from
to 90 viii be rsaairsd. in addition 70 the above
Adj cSasos. payable on the removal Of the patient
a limited number Of beds placed at the disposal
OF Charitable Associations, Al 1loo per anu
payable semi annually, or 1T corresponding rate
Patients conveyed to or from the Hospital In a
suitable vehicle, provided expressly ior 'ne pu'-
Citizens and strangefs are limited to visit the
H1Ps lps.iasn aud 5psRefss 5. y. JoYNss.
Attending Phy;ieans-Lrs. TUCKER con-
pA As,s and %sE SqnIfFoeGRa6D-D's o'Ds1 s
Resident Physieian5H;ppEn ISAIAH H. WHITE;
b CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
WHITE PATIsSTs-In wards, rs per week; In
private rooms y to 90 per wsa ss0 week 8, psr
aav: bnt not to exceed IS per week Fractions
over the hrst week u cents per day; .,
and then an additional fee ranging from ~ to go
will be charged: Bills payable on the removal @ Tie
No .g1ng M patients
and from tie Hospital when desired Orders may
IL: 4 e. o. n Cary
the TN is.asion % having
.sSs, s' .sss snaiss p
patronage Of his friends and Of the public gene.
Attending fh'''''aa5 a m saE BacsIcTTos, NJ
Grace street, between 9TH and 9Th.
A's e. :. BROCK. ND,
Church HILL 81 g IS &, s.1., -.
N1AJN ST. HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
M This Hospital is situated near the corner Of
Main and 2sth streets and is admirably adapted In
airiness, privacy and healthfulness Of position, to
the purposes for which L has been instituted,
namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and oBsTE;
TRICAL treatment of SLAVES: The rules and
regulations governing this institution have a., al
particulars viii be furnished those who may de-
sire furth er Information,
TERMs.-Patisnts per week, 85; less than week,
81 per diem but the aggregate shall not erceed the
charge for full ,oeek. Patients attending the daily
examinations mot At subjects for HOSPITAL CON
FINEMENTl charged the regular fee adopted by
clude board, medicine, medical attendance and
nursing. Surgical operations charged according
9tolsOs Z ss resident st the
'"'' FRS. W HANCOCK, u. d..
Main st,, bet. Sd and 4th, or No. lso Main at.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. d.,
K4saangs Grace bet ss 18th snS I st
PHILIP !. HANCOCK, N; D.,
]. G. TRKVILIAN, M: r.,
,a 7. Resident Assistant.
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The notes 81 the regoings Banks ars bought BY
the brokers Of this city At per cent rcount.
VIRGINIA BANK FoTEs THAT ARB AT TWSEff-KlvA
PEI CENT. DIsc0uET-
The notes Of the following Banks are at - per
cent. discount: ~
Bank Of Managsas, Front Royal.
Bank Of Weston, Lewis county. -,
Trans Allegheny Bank Of Jsfersonviiie' iaAs'
we'll. >,
There are probably few, II any, OF the notes 81
the last named Bank anoat. rs 1t has biea dissfeo
tied for some years. g
SALES OF STOCKS IN RlCHMoNp,
Repo-ted bp JoHK A. LAscAsrER son, Jor "s "s1'
ending Aprl 25fh. 1851.
virginia per cents. 4. sails tssWxov'
Richmond City Bonds, last sales va.
Bank of Virginia stock. sales Nv.
Farmers Bank stock, sales &ioo.
Exchanos Bank stock, tlo7 offered. o. -.
VirUnis Fire and Marine Insurance STOCK, ias'
u.rchsnts' Insurance Stock, last sales e71l. fk
p;"hmond Fire Association Stock, sales ess
Nshmond, Fredericksburg = Potomac Railroad
v,,s;1ss tentssi Railroad Stock, last sales ss,
Ris6nond = Petersburg Railroad s'osk' iss'
RisSnoad ! panvills Railroad Stock. last sales
James River 4 Kanawba Stock. lsss sales ei7I.
4
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, 60.

LxCITING NEWS!-IMPoRTANT TO THE
Il SOUTH !-Iu these desperate times 1t will be
cheering news to our friends and tho public in
genera! to he informed that we have just opened
at new estab shmsnt, especially built for our
trade. at No. 2o5 Broad street between 4th and
HOUSE and FANCY GOODS, assur-
ing them that many goods heng bought only re-
gently for cash, panic PRICES Will be offered to
rably We specially RECOMMEND eur Dtnnes, Tea
and foilet setslsie. ete. pf. KAne's kefrigeIa-
Cream Preeters;. Bird Cages Ctjldrep's Car
riages; Table Cutlsry; Silver Plated, A!batA, hi
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, (which vs.
manufacture to order:) Wooden and Willow
Ware and a general assortment OF Fancy Goods
Please call at our new store, 2oS Broad street.
ap22 SCHAAP co.
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ro THE SOUTHERN FLAG!

H., ,.,S a, AZ ,s,.ns Of Secesssoa Flag at Laaes-
vile, Va, On ne let u April. lssi
By nRs. .. q. kgALR.
AL, smbism Of honor, And freedom all hall
Thou bAauteous dag OF the South
Though tyrants may hate thee, aud fankssao"
rail,
We are proud Of thy honor and truth.
The land that conceived thee shall honor my
Though envy may curse and detsms;
Hks snSrit Of freedom abroad in the earth
shall speak Of thy honor ana mms'
y,,s,s,s. the mother Of States, shall awake
70 the cali Of freedom and right.
And iustloe, and honor, ana tntsfcss snsti "sAs
Union Of spirit and might.
Her con, who now cit In . Councii OF stste'
We ia Yoke In honoys far name,
20 r.thsr the levels md leAveto Its fate
ne eHsket now severed IN twsin.
With our sister states Of the South we will form
4 e.sket more tsauteous and rare, /,
Who're honor, and Justice, ana freedom snsii
To iiSos:a the burdens Of care.
Virginia fair daughters shall bless her proud
sons,
Who ~ ants devices o. erturn,
nd ptsee in It's croft the eighth glorious otsts
70 re s0ive around freedoms bright sun.
Nav the God of sill wisdom spprovingly look
On this contest for justice End rixnt,
And help Us to rear In y South sisiefnooo sfe
union OF spirit aud misht.
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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
p n n C l. A M ALTON.

The Conven lion of the Commonwealth OF
virginia having adj pied, on the 18th day Oh
. rr;, 1851. an ordinance "to repeal the rati-
acation of the Constitution OF the onlted
States of America, by the State o. Ae""'
and TO resume all the rights and powers 8, ant
.d under said Constitution and by the
schedule thereto annsDpd, required polls TO
he opened for the ratification or rejection OF
the same by the people of this State, on the
9Th Thursday in May next Now therefore,
I.JoHs LxrcHsR, Governor of the Common.
wealth of Virginia, do hereby proclaim that
the annexed il an authentic copy Of said Or
dinance and Schedule, and that all officers de.
.isuated therein are required to conform to
its provisions, in every respect.
-, Given under my hand, as Governor,
SL.s. {and under the seal of the Common:
wealth, at Richmond, this Nth day OF
April. 1851, and in The S5th year OF the Com
monwealth. JOHN AEIOhHh'
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MrNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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II Q r e l. s. i.

T1xCIANGE HOTEL, VA.
Dr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PRoPRIETok.
p II. WOODWARD, SUPERINTENDENT
This House. pleasantly situated, is in every re-
spect a FIRSTlCLASS HOTEL, aud Is now ready
for the reception Of all who may Visit the for
who mass 10 and from the Watering Places In this
vicinity The House and Furniture are potn en-
tirely new, and the Rooms large and eomiortapis
and handsomely furaisheq.
TEENS:
s. Z" per week ...... OK
- per mouth 25 Of
NH 1-1awtMayI5S tstawtJalyi
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F Boi SSA r. t hINNhaYyttS : !S I L {
.--TiME TINES A WEEK-TU IsDAYs,
Ioat 1EKCHxRT, eip. f1os. T. Ixsrr.
Boat As. J. IRBT, Capt. l.. MAYo.
Boat OLIVIA, Gsps =. W; GrT.
Boat FAME, Capt. ". II. PAasoss.
Boat ---~Ss, Capt. --~..
These Boats srs all q the srst Glass, commanded
II ~ ADVERTISED. For freight, apply to
GUY / coz, Agents.
fe Its At Cox's Shed. Dock street.
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SPRING TRADE.
1861

- HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
Successor e Bi nt5rd, bicsynsaosaN 1' wsisiger,
No. 10 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Has open and in store full and complete stock OF
HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, of the lates,
and most fashionable styles, which will be sold at
Wholesale and Retail, on the most favorable
terms. - ...u
solicited to call and examine for themselves;
MILITARY HATS aud CAPS made to order al
the SHORTEST n01les-
Cash purchasers will aud 1t to their interest to
cali aud axani 10 stock before purchasing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

An IEQM!X STOUT ~ rQf:
x $. is;s;; $50. - %
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our laws. ana do hereby especially discounte-
nanee all acts of seizure Of private properly
without authority Of law. ard require that 1raef
istered and executed by the tribunals especially
Assisned1s scr the purpose. :. no~a~n..
land upder the zeal OF the Common
H. wealth, At Richmond, gath April, issl.
IA" :" '"e JOHN LETCHER.
ny '"e Ckoass w. MusFoRp,
Sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
Thu fo,lowiuy officers Of the State Navy are as
.,snsd 10 the d,t:es required by this Frociama-
tion:
For Potomac River-Capt. Forrest and Lieut..
Semmes.
For Rapp&hsnnock River-Lieut. Lewis.
For York Riysr-Commander ]. l.. Henderson
= nd Iiauf I a Maury An 1S-dkcst
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WpYaxAs, Volunteers are simultaneously ten.
deYfns their services. In person. from all parts OF
the state without waiting for orders, IS they we're
REQUIRED 70 do by former proclamation, and are
repsirirg 10 Richmond. without previous notice,
n rrAst sxpsuse 70 the Commonwealth and be.
fois suitable provision has besn made Tor their
accommodated, and before their services are re-
Quirsd these are, therefore, to require al con-
here or elsewhere, to remain At their homes
holding themselves simply 10 readiness i0r ser en-
oarsons ON aged in making artillery harness or
sther equipments, or on any other special duty
for the state, are exempted from mim nntrys,y
And no comnauy will be mastered into service
auiess the compl ement Of men prescribed oy Ia"
shallshave been obtained.
Given under my hand, &c. ,orIu vrcurp
~ o' GEORGE w. MCNFoRD,
an 2s-d&cst Sec'y of the Commonwealth
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= k>su, AITEsTfON, ANGI Eas,
X&2S3 FRLsHtsC of ftSAtS
TACkLE issl II az ney 9gsr,hsfhs i,os' sslg
ed In Richmond. Am0ngst my assortment nay %
found al the variety Of HooEs, snsh IS Virgnia'
LimeriUk, Aberdeen, ksrby. soskdoiogers. sc /,
Gimp; also. Cat and Gimp extra, Riggsd liass
with Floats aud Hooks complete. Sea Grass, Fioss
and sinkers extra; Cotton, Lipen aud Flax
Lines SILK Lines, In grea, variety and Of sups'
rioT quality Trout fiies and Reels; Waking
Cane Fishing Rods, &c.
Also, iusl rsceiv cd, u tine assert meat OF COLT
celebrated fIvE-sHooTkRs, all sizes
JAMES WALSH.
Maker and Importer Of Guns, Rioes, &C.
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q Rze1 f SAE sdssa 1851


-.----~----- GOING NORTH NEW Az.
RANGEMENT. -IMPQRTANT TO TRAygI.
ERs.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THRetSN
CHECKS.-GRBAT NORTHERN RoUTI.-Car.
ryng thu great United States Mail. Twice dsiiy,
Sunday night exceptedl between h richmond, 4lsI.
andria, Washington, Bai.imors, Phiiade phia
New FORK, aud all important PENIS wssi, va
AceuIa Creek aud Washington, over the Rieh.
mond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, TO the
Potomac river, rs miles, and by splendid and con.
Portable thence to Washington, ss miles
In all l53 miles in seven hours, being cemfot,s.
bile and perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure q. sgA Ii, AdTPA
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Assass
Philadelphia and New York,
THRoCsH TIcKETe can he secured to the follow.
ing points Wis Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cincin.
natl, Columbus, Indianapots, Cairo, Daytoa, Jei
fersopviiis, Rock island, 2aaesriiis, Washington
Now York, St Louis, Chicaxb, Pittsburg, Louis.
Vile, Decatur, Newark and iaSeaaes.
Passengers breakfast aud sup nj Ashland, and
dine on board the csmfortatls steamer between
Acquis Creek and Washington.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for .srpanfs fer
Washington city and points farther North, muslin
al cases, be souched for by seine rssponsibs white
citizen of Richmond, in Psrsoa known to the ocer.
Of the Road, asno Nsfsis pM % so'i aHdisd Js' ;,
them.
so For further Information, apply at this onw
Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, 0sn'l Ticket Ayr
SAN'L RCTH. Srp't. II Oats
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! = "a -EILIlAasAAD- n AASSSss
lOR sALk BELOW hokfhAss
uhsad lhrse new very sspsric y, liz
IN $1TSs{oy. Ii sny iAssru msHs q the sane "
ale FAles. COHRkD rRklAANNs
RsssalScls,-1.p.L slsbvrs, Hsp., Prof ..
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IN RICHMOND CLOTHING MANU-
F4GtGEy. The subscri beers have on hand
Large add so,.!s. sts eriIa ent q SOUTH

F4CYGEy. subscribers have on hand
w kk 1S1 M Ess RED
a noed Yssrs
Rsnd ks;y Fasa M ffspsRsie sssssay
Va; Thomas j. Aimes' Mills, Marion, Smith
county, Va; Rock Island Mills, Charlotte, N. G.;
which we are prepared to make to measure at the
shortest notice, and in the latest and most APP
proved sylsss-goods I that will compare IL every
qpaiity 20 French. Thsrs esa kp BE- Longer an
ssssss for 70 bsgy,ag goods .as s
si i IF TREEEH IEp EEgLisH SfoTHs Ans
e. sse esy " E ss Led, BY W hgss
and . corps of workmen Iot to be- susFsssed
BY any house IN the Union, with dotsrmi-
% o lasaa south, COED. Msvs
South, cut and made South, aud We trust 70 be
seld and worm south. asswe are determined TO da
s s our to pus1s EssEa n'
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
fe25 Corner OF Main and 18th straefs-
<. A NEW REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
We iuvis3 re attention of the Medical Profess
siss Ed :sss EA ass to
BILE and eligible preparation 0f fhe Gh,o4i4s #
Propyiamine, which has BEEN suceessfaliy ana
efteEsJyely used IN Europe and America, IN the
satEsai 81 this disease II is not quaak sosirsas
and fan aiFeefioasas to 4ss as sesompssy each
80. Pharnaesnslsis, $50 Msi s;ssst.
nah 70 Corner above the Post-0hice.
ELIAIR PROPYLAMINE, FOR KHEU.
~ MArIsM.-This VALUABLE sgent IL aev pre-
sented In form ready for Immediate Sc " hieh
viii commend itself to the suffering patisat, aud
10 the medical practitioner who may feel disposed
70 test lts vaiuaols remedial powers. It Will be
seen by Inc circular that accompanies 1t. that IL
has stood the most rigid test 1T the Pennsylvania
EDWARD T. ROBINSON,
ap Sim 9TH and Franklin streets.
ID HEUNIATIsM.-Physi and persons
N suffering with rheumatism, should give The
Elixir Of Propy lamine'' trial. Ii has bee
and America AS an enieaeious remedy for TIN
disease For sale, with all new pharmaceutical
hEADE BAKERS Drug stors.
apz LIS Main At, Garner Above r. a.
7 EQNARD'S lNATANf e EL1Ef; AVER
~ Cherry Psctorsi; WistaFs Rslsam II Wild
cherry and EoSsngss, Mrs. Gsrdnsr's ia lsAm Liv
s %s,,,a: Rfss lksaSJ asIssf Reek aosd g.
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EIkE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE..
incorporated 1882
THE vIgGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
NE Office No. l3l Main Street, Richmond. In
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $230,OO0.
This Company has the ad vantage Of tlceDfy aeren
yea-s experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period, needs no special recommendations
to the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are as above and its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and
its rates low rs those OF any other good in
stitutiop. DIRECTORS:
w L. Cowardin, J. E. Wadsworth Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W. Smith.
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno N Gordon,
Alex K Parker, Jos. P. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloss, n. a. Claiborne,
ps lAs PFsstdsnt q ysessrnsi!ssry In person
VIZ. Wills, JR., Secretary SIS
5 AGENT of several ffst class FIRE IN
n SURANCE COMPANIES, the undersigned IL
prepared to issue
to protect increased stocks Of goods during the
coming season.
MERCHANTS desiring additional insurance are
solicited to cali ON j. II. MONTAGUE,
50 1-5tawts Merchants Insurance Co