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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
A. LIrARY CApNl MILITARY Unp-l. 30

- LIrARN CARS! military Cnps!! 800
vi DOOI ~ tu-s Wholesale and Retail ~ the AitsTy
aa ~ Public generally bis large stock OF Home MANUFACTURED
,soeat ry Cadet and Fatigue Style Caps
had Allotment. favorable terms In city
IN m soa Particular attention desired % the BlaE Military
can Ia ! i've legt mott dur AID Cap mAnuf.c
t,A Haylag Pooi supply Of stock the lnufsnr'
n Dress Hats TIE Wholesale and Retail trade viii be eonnu
a jobs DJO .gv No II MAR Street, Richmond Va, SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
W. ELsoM ". o. DARLINGTON.
Address -HOwardsviIle, Virginia.
ELSOM d cos
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1861. xsaEsss 1861.
MAIL u \ = Il EFT L n E,
PAoKET CLARA, Captain 70 o. Isbel.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain ". n. maxwell.
PACKET PfkCY, Captain :. q. Loving Jr.
PACKET PiUsEE2, capt..l Q. o. Butts,
RAVE Richmond Nc DSsy, Wednesday ana Friday,
IL AtsPA Leave Lexington days NJ O'Clock. 4.
With superior m0dAtons fer uHvssrs veeky
between Iehnond Lynehburs, and LeHinsson
PACKAGE conveyed this line Will be recepet for 81 our OF
W. Crutohhsli, Richmond; Bocoek Parrish, Lynchburg.
anI H. Rorgroye LeIington. malls
LIbhTE & BRADBUhRy'S PIANOS.
yNTE CALL he attention Of Tie citizens OF Rich .
w mUnd, And VhS.ia TO Piano Porte. which /Xff2
IL every respect may be Issisd By ne hts Ct Gsis
We vsrar, All our Pianos and can show high
tesorAb factory In he country Al o. which can
Gels LIGHrf BRApBURRf
APRIL, 1851.
DRY GOODS s.
NFERcHANTs visiting city viii view OF Akns purchases
VI respectfully solicited to examine oar Stock OF DRY
GOODS. W. 0gss Ter sale:
.zzs23 30 baies 1eosu shssiinss and shFtiasL
" 9c0 osnabErgs,
69bGles Paid and Striped OsaAhszss,
5JOPieces ss-psd and Plaza Donssess. for servants.
% Denlms and striped saruas..
llS1 cases Fancy Prints,
so /" CottouAdes,
10 /" Colc-ei CAnbres,
Is A." Kentucky Jeans and rweeda,
And large Rssos Of Heavy and fEs Linens for gsn wear
White CAnbdes rSh Lasna Lawns PlAn Striped and Enbrod
red Bereges and PoplEs. Co, oGSoeres Yesngs Ae &C.
al Of which Will bel cheap TO tie as and prompt rsde
NO. IL Pearl street,
apl Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
CsHCs RDcusOSD sSD PErzEsSrAa sAHso
HUNT Il JAMES.

HUNT n JAMES,
Richmond. Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
4gsn for tAe sale u Manufactured and smoking Tobacco
st1o packages nos for sale. tels-Sa
Es-wrehster Republican, sAun1Os Spectator and Feder
slsburg News win copy sud Send bh "a WhF once
1nUSS0LUTION OF CO-PAREN BHSHlk.-sy
u. leaiA % n HILL the concern o. Dickinson, hiLL
40 persons irie6ted TO sAi eonesrn VII AXE
sts IAvmeut TIE ~ The nj b. used
5uy In sstiiias uP tas bssusss.
DICKINSON tsursivng
NAT. B. HILL, Partners.
IVA eAKFNFRSHIP Tbs sabs.ribs "a have ASSOCIATED
N sar-'v.s toss her, the style Of Dickinson hL Tor
h.parsoss Of n, Ascoo ard eonns3n business
m ne sale Of ross old established sand Of Dickinson
an a a., RfCH'D Dickinson,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16
NOfyCE.-owing to the

RSSPECsAL NOfSCs-uw'u.s, " .s -.
AA inpossbty Ct procuring sufeSes exec. ,o' As,
v ss hs-e.rer vii Be for cash only sse<pns cniy those
~ ys,sxry asa Jpiv JSo. o. Pk6s, JE,
80 No % Main ssrsst.
THENEW STYLECANP BEDsTEAD
EEAYING male important Improvements IN this 5ei man
tl have supply ready Ia the early part OF next week 10
we al cal and Examine for themselves IS have
one ooInplo.ed Cor exhioiion.
Theiprovensnt eoast II vertical hinge which snafey o
psnses Ei;h The esaue lsgs-
Al vho have examined the pleSs and best Bed for
ugrp purposes that be made
purchased before % Improvement was made car
~ hinge attached ey rearnas them 10 NY store ~hoi'
o0g
p ST. have applied for pAteSi for the shove.
have also AesS ohes:s and Camp Tables. neu style
uv2s 4 Q. HOWE Governor Street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
ExtenSIYe Glrt BOOK EStablIshment
GEORGE G.. EVANS,
No. 439 Chestnut Street.
phflodeIuhfa

Ehll0delqhLs
Where yoa eqn get Bootsof ulltiHds-
Books Of fact! Books Of fiction } Books OF de-
votionl Books Of amusement Books for the Old
Folks Books for the Young Folks! Books ioE
Husbands! Books for Wvesl Books for Lovers
Books for Sweetheartsl Books for Boys. Books
for Girls! Books of HumOr Books Of Poetry =
Books Of Travel Books Of History Books OF Bl-
ography! Books Of Adventure! Books about Sail
orsl Books about Soldiers; Books about lndiansI
Books about Huntersl Books about Heroes! Bo2ss
about Patriots Books for Farmers Books Tor
Mechanics Books for Merohantsi Bo ks Tor Phy-
sicians Books for Lawyers! Booksfor statesmen!
Biblesl Presentation Booksl Hymn Books Ju-
venile Books! Annals Albums, ote., etc.
Cecil B. Hartleys Interesting Biographies Rev.
J. H. Ingram's Scriptural Romances Smuckcrs
Lives Of Patriots& Statesmen J. 4 Laurens Rev
oIution Stories! rs. Authors popular Tales :.
Mr. Alcot's Family Doctor Mrs. Hentz's NOyelsi
Mrs Southworth's Novels! Dickens Novels. -
WaverlV's Novels! Irvings Works
AL the writings Of every standard author ofevery
department Of literature in every stylein binding,
at the publishers lowest prices, and remember that
you pay no more than you would at any Othor estab-
lishment and you have the advantage Of receiving
on elegant present. which oftentimcs is worth hun
dred fold more than the amount paid for the book.
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF
BOOKS order any book that you may want, remit
the retail price, together with the amount required
for postage: and one trial viii assure you that tho
best place in the country to purchase books is atthe
Gift Book Establishment Of
GEORGE G. EVANS,
Originator Of the Gift Book Enterprise.
439 Chestnut Stteet, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
SHERIFFS SALE.
Samuel South
Samuel A. Trorden.

DdIlutI q. IIOguCu.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an ex-
ecuton issued by the clerk Of the District Court Of
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, against thede-
fendant Samuel A. TrOgden, in the above entitled
cause, and in favor of the plaintiff therein Samuel
South, for the sum of one hundred dollars and the
costs of suit amounting to thirteen dollars and nine
ty cents. Il J. B. Wells, sheriff of said county in
said Territory, have levied upon and will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the house in
which the last term Of the said district court for said
county was hdld, on Monday the llth day Of March
A. ID. 1861, at o'clock P. N. of said day, and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: the northwest
erof the northwest quarter of section thirteen
in township six, north Of range twelve east Of the
sixth principal meridian containing forty acres for
the satisfaction Of said execution.
j 3. WELLS, Sheriff,
by J. II. MORRISON, Deputy.
p91 5vv
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28

SeSeShed."-The "icy chains, .
which have for months passed, bound
Northern Missouri and Southern Nebras-
ka "as one, !" frightened at the approach
OF Springs and yielding to the influence
OF "old Sol, )" burst asunder yesterday, and
leaves US a ."seseshed" portion of coun-
try; anindependem, confederated, squat
Ter institution. Although big Muddy"
made quite noise about the separation
II was a ''blOodless revolution and as
'en DAVIS says 1--WE stand a proud monu-
ment Of the irrevocable laws of nature p'
Things will work -
The river is now completely broken up.
and will be clear of ice in a few days,
whsenawe Tiay look for "s-t-e-a-m Boat
as we learn several are already loaded
and waiting to make a trip to the Upper
Missouri
The weather is pleasan, and sprino.
like, and the busy appearance of every.
thing indicates that business on this
side of Big Muddy, /" "still lives"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
AGENTS WANTED

To whom greater suducenents than ever arc
offered
ANY person, either male OF female, who Is desir-
ous Of eugageing in an HONORABLE AMI PROF
TABLE EMPLOYMENT, requiring but lttlo tims
and ma outlay Of money, and By which they can OBJ
tain gratis
Valuable Library,
A Fine Gold Watch and Chain,
Hands0m Service Of Plate,
An Elegant Silk Dress Pattern,
A Splendid Sett Of Jewelry,
Or many other choice articles enumerated in Our
List Of Gifts, can do so by acting au agent for
this establishment.
Any person, in any part Of the country, can be an
agent, simply by forming club, sending list of
books, and ramitting the amount Of nancy required
for the same.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE, which contains al tho
desired information relative 70 agencies ard tho
formation Of clubs and to insure prompt and hon'
OTable dealing. address all orders to
TIE HEAD QUARTERS OF
GEO. G.. EVANS.
Proprietor Of the oldest and lBrgest GIFT BOOK EN-
TERPRIsE IN the world, peTmsnanty located as
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
Nemaha CItI Brass Band.-Ou

neighbsr, Nemaha City, is ahead Of any
place of its size-yes, much larger-in
the West, in the way Of Band of Mu-
sic. The musical taste. talent, and liber-
ality of her citizens "did the work -
Prof. DYE, Leader of the Band is an
"adepf' in the music line and is certain
by advancing his pupils rapidly. Our
citizens have once or twice been favored
with their excellent music. On Friday
evening last they were here, and put
in their "best licks" (blows.) After the
exercise Of the evening, the Brownville
Boys extended the "hospitalities of the
City," and we opine the Band Boys had
mo reason to regret their visit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
School ElectiOn.-By reference t,

School EleCtiOn.-By reference to
a notice in another column it will be seen
thatan election takes places on next Mon
day for a full Board of Directors for this
School District. We hope every voter
will feel the importance of this election.
There is nothing of more importance
to a community than its Educational inte-
rests. No man should be selected as
School Director, unless fully competent,
and zealously devoted to the cause. Again
we say let all turn out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
BrOWnTiIle Literary and Literary
Association.

Friday evening, February 22d, being
The Annual meeting of the Brownville
Library and Literary Association for the
purpose Of eleoting officers, the following
named persons were chosen to serve the
coming year:
R. w. FuRYAs. President. .
J. MCPHERSON, Vice President.
Z. w. Thomas, Secretary.
L. HoADLY, Treasurer and Librarian.
]. L. Carson,
0. B. HEwETT, Ex. Committee.
II. NJ. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
MASTERS SALE.
Jackson Lynes

Jackson u neS
! 7 Whyte
Sarah Whyte
Wm HOblitZell aud
Martha HObItzelI
By virtue Of decreta order ISSUE from tho Clerks
ofce Of the District Court of Nemaha county, in the
ID Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory upon adecree
made BY said Court at its September TERM d. 1850 in
the aqove entitled cause will sell on Thursday, the
14th day OF March 1851 at the hour Of II O'Clock a.
u of said day at the door OF Homer ,OhDSOn's Hall
(the place where said Court last held) in Brown
Vile Nemaha county Nebraska Territory the follow
ing described real estate with the there
belonging, t0wit The northeast quarter Of section
TO- ia township 8, north of range 5 east OF
the sixth principal meridian, in Nemaha county, Neb
raska Territory the highest bidder for cash in hand
JAMES S. BEDFORD, Master in ChancOTy.
BTOwnville Feb 9Th, 1861. ns1-5w-89
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
sAoV0ntaSS
"a HanCsOme Present,

- &4S@AANA0OLLAO = = 0A4NsAL~1
worth from 50cts to I dollar with each book.
G q EVANS Original Gift Book Enterprico has
been endorsed by the Book Trade and
al the leading city and country pa
pers in the United States.
G G EVANS PunctuaI business transactions have
received the appreciation Of over
100000 citizehs Of the Oalted
States each Of whom have reserved
subsrantia! evidence Of the benefits
derived by purchasing books at ms
establishment.
g G EVANS Has done more than any other pub
Usher OF bookseller in the Union to-
wards diffusing knowledge te the
people. BY his system many BOOKS
are read that would not have found
their way into the hands Of renders
-FranE Lesllc's RewspdPers
G. G. EVANS keeps constantly on hand the most
extensive stock, the greatest assort-
mont Of Books, and eircuates Tree %
all who may apply, the most g, com
plete catalogue Of Books and NiItA
in the United States.
g g EVANS has advantages offered 60 him Dy
other publishers and manufacturers
which enable him to furnish his pa
irons with a finer quality and oet'er
assortment Of gifts than any o.her
establishment.
q r, EVANS pnblisbes nearly two hundred popu-
iaraud interesting books therefore
as a Publisher, be is better able 70
offer extra premiums ~-i@
sions.
G G EVANS guarantees periee. saIlSi'''iOH ~ 'i'
yhomay send for books.
q q FyANS, now classified catalogue Of books
embraces the writings Of every stan
dard author in every department OF
literature. and gives al the Informal
tion relative to the purchasing and
forwarding by mail or express, OF
hooks ordered from his estabiishment,
together with full directions how to
remit money.
r q FNANS, Catalogue Of Books viii be sent gratis
and free Of postage to any address IN
the United States.
n q FvANC, Inducements to Agents can not be
surDassed The most liberal com
missions are offered. and BY soliciting
subscriptions TO books in the manner
proposed, twenty bookscan be sold IN
tbesare time that il would take to
seII one on the old fashioned subscrip-
tio7 plan. Send for classified Cat
alorue, and every information viii DO
1iyep in reference to agencies Sc
Ieet vour books and enclose the o.
mount of money required, and one
trial will satisfy you that tho oezt
place in the. country TO purchase
books is at the
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
MASTERS SALE.
Theodore W. Bedford,

Theodore W. Bedford,
Hudson George
Stetson L. Swan
Isaac T Whyte
!. B Wells and
Russell r. Lewis
BY virtue Of decreta order issued from the clerks
Office the District Court in Nemaha county in the %
Judicial District Nebraska Territory, upon decree
made by said court its September term 1850, in
the above entitled causeI will sell Thursday the 14th
day OF March A d 1861 at II O'Clock 4 Of said day,
at the door Homer Jonhson's Hall (the place whore
said last held) in Brownvile, Nemaha cOun
ty Nebraska Territory the following described real
tate tO-wit the southeast quarter OF the southear
quarter Of section % township north Of range u
OF the 9Th principal meridian, in Nemaha county, Neb
raska Territory the highest bidder for cash hand
J. s. BEDFORD, Master in Chancery.
Feb 9Th. 1861 3I-5w-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
LARD AND BUTTER.

DtIuB Ut'IIUIs 20 UuY
BUTTER AND LARD,
We will give 10 cents per pound for nice lard and 20
cents per Dound for nice fr sh butter delivered at
cur store payable in goods. We viii take all Of
either brought us until the 20th Of February 1861
Jan D. J. MARTIN L co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28

EXperlmenting.-Mr. R. o. THOMp-
soE' an enterprising Nurseryman, who
has located some Is miles west of Ne
0raska City, is experimenting extensive.
iy with our native fruits and flowers. In
a private letter he says: 81 am cultivatino
" varieties Native Grapes of Nebraska.
Strawberries, Plums, Shrubs, Creepers,
&C. Many curiosities from the Rocky
Mountains are among my collection"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28

Seranade.-"Our self and family
hereby return thanks to the Glee Club
thompson Berger, BerEley, Mcdaniel,
and Richardson, for their ''call'' on Tues.
day evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
59d of February in BrOWH'IiIlO'

The ODD of February was appropriate
-L.orved in this city, principally under
,,.ns oement- of the Brownvllle Ii
lS End Literary Association, that eve-
ia, -, beiog. by provision of its bylaws
alng ~ s.oslaT mar, annual meeting for the cleo
ion of officers. e u.tior.l
a-s - -, we're thrown to the breeze asre-
a,,,l,, Ys;,5sr. Of "the day we celebrate"
ii,r, ~,bs evening the First Presbyterian
rl-.b yas well filled by citizens of the
-1aao -,a and vicinity, when and where the
1IIon,ing ,rC Programme was executed:
IL Isl. Opening prayer by Rev. A. s.
3ILLIEGsLY.
ID. National Air by Nemaha City
Brass Band. :,
Sd. Reading WashingtOn's Fare"en
address by o. B. HEwETr.
4th. Grafton by T. W. TIPTON,
5tb. Music by the Band.
6,b. BeuedictiOn by Rev. H. BURCH.
The Grafton, by Mr.. Upton, was one
i. his best efforts; purely National and
Bnpropriate to the occasion and times
The Farewell Address was read IN an
mpressiye manner by Judge Hewett.-
Would that the people were more familiar
with and the politicians more Observant
cf its teachings.
The Nemaha City Brass Band, under
rIarge of Prof. DYE, acquitted itself In
handsome manner. May it long con-
;nue TO flourish and "disCourse sweet
music"
After the exercises at the church,
dance went off at Marhon's, where the
.goung folks, we are informed, enjoyed
themselves 9hugely."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28

Returned PFe-EmptlOns.-By ref.
erence to the Notice Of the Register and
Receiver of this Land Office it viii be
seen there is a new list of returned Pre-
emptions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28

IF you want any books, send 90
GEO. G. ENANS' ReFiiable Gift Book Enterprise
435 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Where all books are sold at the Publishers lowest
price, and you have the
n I"nra faEa
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
sist8 Tta Of The 6nitrTrisel
q N n D

y u y
HAVING purchased the spacious Iron Building.
No i39 Chestnut Street, and fitted it Cd with every
convenience 70 facilitate my business particularly
that branch devoted 20 COUNTRY ORDERS; and hav-
ing larger capital than any other party inYested
in the business, / am now prepared to oder greater
advantages, and better gifts than ever before tony
customers.
I will furnish any book { Of a moral eharactsr)
published in the United States the retail price Of
which is one dollar or upward, and give present
worth frOn so cts to 500 with each book, and
guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, as am de-
termined to maintain the reputation already be-
slowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia arc invited 70
G. G. EVANS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
Bp Gele9ropb.
REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE
NTeToraa1xa a AC1veETt@eE

By the st. JOSEPH, ,BroWnville and Denver Telegraph
STE B BIN S LINE,
Office corner Of Main and First Street.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
The pleasant progress of the President
elect was continued through New Jersey
yesterday At Trenton be had a separ-
ate reception by both branches of the
Legislature, and addressed them.
Mr.. Lincoln and suite arrived at Phi
ladelphia at 4 o'clock p. NJ. yesterday,
They had a splendid reception.
The President elect reached Harris
burg yesterday. He made numerous
speeches.
This moaning at s o'clock he passed
through Baltimore on special train incog.
and arrived at Washington unannounOed.
A few friends conducted him at Willard
Hotel. This spoiled the reception which
had been prepared. About 10 o'clock,
accompanied by Seward, he paid his res
poets to Buchanan.
The Tariff bill passed the Senate with
numerous amendments, which may defeat
it in the House from want of time.
The Warehousing system is left stan
ding as at present.
Gwinn urges the Senate not to concur
in the House overland clause.
Latham urges concurrence as the only
means to secure a daily central mail.
Senate has refused to oct upon the ap-
ooinfroonf of Rlacl &c Tt1drn of Cunrprnp
Court. Latham voted no.
The California war DEBT passed the
Senate.
Condition of affairs in the South enti-
rely unchanged.
Southern government progIesses.-
Toombs is appointed Sec. of State, Mem
minger Treasury, Pope Walker, War.
Advices indicate that the Southern
government will not be recognized in Eu-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-02-28
G G EVANS

G G EVANS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14
CARRIAGE FACTORT
IN PORT TOBACCO.

THE subscriber having greatly enlarged his
L CARRIAGE. BUILDING EsrA DLIsnNENr and
provided himself with first class workmen in all
the branches. would respectfully announce to tho
public that he is prepared to build LIGHT CAR
RACES of every description and repair all heavy
or ght ork in this line. at the shortest notice,
and on accommodating terms as any other house
this side Of New York.
He is also prepared to repair all kinds Of HAIR
NESS and SADDLES.
Persons wishing to purchase new Carriages or
have old ones repaired would de- well to give him
call before going further, as he is determined to
give sasfac ion.
GfAll orders left arrangements made with
Mr.. X. X. VINCENT, Superintendent Of this de.
partment. at the building adjoining Mr.. BosweIs
store, will receive prompt attention.
GRIFFIN CARTER.
Port Tobacco, Jan. IA, ls59.-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14

LII the talk is ssLook at SCHWARZ'S Bar
~ gains: Go and see him he will show you
his Goods freely, and tell you the plce."
He has got at present,
2ply Carpetings. all wool, at 50 cts. per yard
beauty-sally bought no better last week at Is
cts Great, large and fine Cloth Raglans for $I75.
! tell you Mary, it is enough to make wonder,
to think where he gets them from: Everlasting
fast colored Calcoes warranted, Cf you doubt it,
he'll give it to you in writing) at 8 cts per yard
up there and see him. and tell him sent you there,
(my name is CASH,) and he will not let you go
unless you buy, he is polite, and is bound to sell
Give him a call, as he has a TREMENDOUS
STOCK OF GOODS, and they keep coming every
day, at 1872 King street, Alexandria, and at the
Branch Store in Lcesburg.
Alexandria, nov. l6.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14
S. & w. MEYENBERG

S. & w. MEYENBERG
"OULD respectfully state, that having opened
w portion of their stock of FALL GOODS,
they will be enabled to offer great inducements to
purchasers. We have now in store, and shall be
constantly receiving additions to, large and well
selected stock of
DRY, FANCY AND NOTION GOODS.
Our long experience in connection with the fact
that We buy from first hands, and for cash, will
enable us to compete with any house south Of
New York.
We have Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Taven-
tas, Louisianias, Nous de LANES, Cashmeres, Poll
de Chcvrcs, Merinoes. Lavella and Morella Cloths.
Alpaca,
CLOAKS AND sHAWLS,
Black Cloths, Cassimeres Cassinets, Tweeds,
Sleeps Gray, Kentucky Jeans, Fulled Cloths,
Iinseys, Servants and Bed Blankets, Striped and
Plain Osnaburgs, Plaid Domestics, Checks, Mari
ners' Stripe, Red and White Flannel. Dress and
Under Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. Also, splen-
did stock of
CAxPETINGs, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, AND
DRUGGETS.
In our NOTION department, assorted for the
wholesale and retail trade, we keep little Of eve
rythiag. from a thimble up.
We cordially invite our friends. and the public
in general, to call and see US. It is no trouble to
show Goods, and if you do not buy it shall not be
our fault 8 & w. MEYENBERG,
sep ~ cor Pitt and King streets, Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14
Alexandria, Sept 20
NEW FALL GOODS.

w E call the attention ofour friends and the pub
w lie generally to our NEW AND WELL
SELECTED STOCK Of DRY GOODS, GRO
CERES, &C., &c, which we have just received,
We have every Article usually kept in first class
country store. Goods will be sold very cheap. for
cash, or to punctual customers credit of six
months. JAS. H. DYER & Co.
Port Tobacco, Nov /, 1860.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-02-14
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 25 King street.

PLASTER MILL AND FACTORY.
No. 40 L1,ion-stTeet.
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand on
LII Fairfax street, to the spacious Warehouse
No. rs, kng-street we beg leave to call the atten-
ton Of farmers 10 large and we'll selected stock
Of IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, Cat
No 40, Union-street,) where we will soon be able
to furnish the BEST FINE GROUND WIND
SOR PLASTER, of our own importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, which we expect to
furnish of the best quality.
MEADE & MARYE,
ian IL Alexandra, Va.