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mo- Aeve bsaa tssss< u mora tAss sAsasaa&
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Il Kyo1 ses, or Aave bsen troubled viii sae aeAAasAA
4sad for box Gspsane P1lao u that ysa M saSs
e1eA ths AArsEtdssr, Providence 4 Il
fAs Cephsl1c Fills sra said 10 b. remarkably efAs
Yve reaedy tos the hadaeae and eae of he veY bes
uscA t&a Wassxra Z \ Asestas, &Asass, nj
e hesz%9lE % sadass' NJ. ssai&hE and HI sse4Ta0s<
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TT tAsni yoa that m atdae4sd, eaA " axs nu1s
* Ut e Pss7sa II Il Z e !. s1 "a
81s an produce.
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u rspa6fT t1sF4&stn&-
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N. epAldlnk VaRld zoz e4n1aet h1s aazas W-3 n
kItf4l& k1 63 1As ENeW 10 poosaA rA2 NAH&
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NJ tseAnoay In aheE AyVx b efu4E, traA he mak
IA9$rtAblA qcartsra
EfuN fha Bhl13 NsHk Newport Il
0Qaaxa Fila sze taking tAs plAea II II lEAkA
Hfon To GoNneEaie1 Enhe&1. Destoa NAK1
~ to b TUT sAoseio1s nr ~ AaadAaaa,
Wren - 0aennarskal 0szstn1eH, ekx1a3
t1EKt1g hRra&u11Y sza zsY he 1snsEs&
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JoHB l. WAsH1Ea7oa,-The New York 7ts-
6,tns states that John l. Warrington is nowan
ofdeer in the Confederate army, and will prob
ably attempt to steal back Mount Vernon, in
-r1nding the tomb and remains Of Washington.
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10 whom 1t MAY Conns1n,
CAn DxhENr. Dtxo@. III

Ed,tors chisago Tr1suns:s,@
You will greatly obliEs the yo1untsers of
this regiment BY requesting a11 persons Wi.
ting to friends {vnfanteers) IN this Congress-
ionA Dsaties, to direst to danp Dsn,e~t, ,Dis1
~, ~. 49," J. II. MARn18,
Pnkf4H hsteY rAyrn narnan+ n;xo.
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- eH Lou7a. July Itn, xA
\. 1EAR sx1:-A1ov ne the pleasure md sAtstss-
Tqn e Eao&n1t ~ yoa sas beneficial sfscsa Of youf
9sieS ef9d 81 e.1x ysur Rsssoratys II Jan1aH a anoe
a1d II least onethud Erey. A tsw sppiirafQeS
slapped IT, fllinf and Ia Three woeks aern w ae*
KIe, .sir to b found, neither haa thaTs hsaa ap so
Aftsf ny halr wAs completely restored reoatsnsaa
- nsa by appiy1ug tt tvs three tiInea month Ii
hAr hss eser coasauad healthy, sof ma EiossJ nd
I'll b. 81 r. sei
vantage 70 you h&tter your vanity this lAsa
aaa e7ea orr wSrd.finl oaes .Sroaeaout sas Unio1
Il as IT, pas shEse yssss aaa h.vs fea pssds 2
e1ala11nE IT. e0sct4 10 ny case. In aAyer1l tn
1taneee haVe met With prcp,e tAst hayo pronounced
haPeug: saying tao{ had USED Is md xlthsut q
tng the nattof taAs shsy had ueed y,1r Il Ia ii
ALL but had used come new article I'D 70 be - good
aocsd t1o o. Fse sc At mz.s sn a.:
abovs which hsve no doubt ara humb1Es Il y
soatshing that peoola will A:ronts& artols Al 70
reput1tlor waea taese ID oAs as hand that hAs bssa
Apparently. sene Gf those cahrlatans Aavs not
brains enough to wEtts IA advers senant n nsees
Haaoes, merely Inserting soma oshss aAns IN place Il
yturA
-
aess gE-y haly tcald head, dandruH, 4ad eTsrY ~,
4ase the 1ca1p Rta hAAd AHA subject 70,
q led 10 you, personally at your original pl1eA
q baasnees heza but lsarzed Joa 1ess now living Il
You ~ It liberty to rubr.h sta or 10 rssr paxxoe
p ma, Aay cannuutcauea addressed % nd eNs
ss1 No. So' VII z RsS:s SreT9ii!y aaiy 'n'"'F'e.
AAEs T1rH Ha
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y. II. r ED l. CO.
LORD d. SMITH.
= M 1TH 6 D EEL
E. Fl. SARGEANT.
AID ALI orHB DEALER2 II C2AEAeA
liz, by tia fafsxfzg DfzgxtstB b lMh&ts
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60puQuu3 n III %. ....-.: 81 z60 81
JOHN A. FISHER,
Caehler Of the Bank Of Tenue.aea.
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Dafee4 of f&e>ess1o1isse In xhs X Kas,kuakv
-. =: Legfalat6ke.
tBpsds1 Dispatch to thu Cincinnati EausnstG&l]
go FzAExrn4x. xH1l.
Alter 4 long 2nd stormy dhbate In tas Hoaaa
today, thu military report was roeotnnittAd
- - - S4'tt Pa woods Inst re

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s~7 e.a$a<saaort, ste In tas city,
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9rQA M psneszst, 9t 1es3a 32n.1
you 8es, or Aave bsen troubled With tie aeA&aEhA
&ead for box CsphAne Plllao - that yaA NJ 1&1a
Ek&Et IN eRA1 II M stack
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Ersm sAs A4vEtsW. Fzovf&4asa 4 "a
n testimony In Aka4v Ayax 8HpnE HaR ha mAu
,a1D$rtAhlA ec&[t4r1.
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Esea shs AArutssr. Providence RI
fh& Cephslic Fills sra said 10 be . remarkably el8ee
tys faAdy for thE headache and Of rh& very be<
SpE East vary feQo&1a &R41plA2t WAEA Ia sJH he1n
@HenFnF6&
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men, but tinter1opers. To-day heard soldier
ear to two Of the "Lambs," /" 'tcome in aad tage
something" But they passed by the tempts-
name now, and We must bring it up again."
Thera IL much real waat among eome
OF the troops, many Of whom came-as the
hEst troops from Pennay1vanis-right from
their work to ave Washing ton, determined
to be IN oefora the death An effort is max
Ing to get clothes for sucn ~ need them. pRe
good citizen told me to dty that several eo1-
diers had been to his hardware store to sell
thtir pistols to get money TO bay provisions,
These arc extreme saaes-inc,dent to the
haste Of the troops in leaving, snd the great
right a, arst il enc6 an army, So lately called
here. There Is, too, an avident rise 6f many
things here In the stores and markets. Even
the newspapers have risen to war prices
doubling their recent ratcs in some eases. An
evidence OF want In New Jersey soldier Was
fofcioly impressed on ma this noo1-when he
came feaEiezs}y up, and how fn1iously every
tobacco chewer will imagine, and said "please
gave nae three cents to buy plug of tobacco
with am ont OF money and they don't give
Us any" OF course, though we do not chew,
but esehew gave hirn the needful Next to
sailors, soldiers ara free with their money,
and it is the easiest thing In the world as MI
ny hera will find to get out of pocket There
Ii funny side to tho eceues hors ~ well a. =
most serious one - .4--:. ; ~.
Inc serious side OF the War movement il
felt, We have no doubt. hJ every soldier 1t
times, and by every one who vieH4 all this
Pomp and cireurnatance of death dealing mus:
kets, rifles, pistols, knives, and the 1tfsd can
non, and remembers that the snemy have inst
such. ItHould be curious to know how many
Of these, who have ROW generally enlisted for
the war, made their wills before they left horne.
or since one Of the Massachusetts, Regiments:
has three hundred professors Of rsltgfon. and-
signs arc up ii tho streets giving notice Of
prayer meetings for soldiers, and such meet
ings are teinK held 1t some Of the bar raeka byt
tbs occupants themselves Though Jolly
pet, they must have serious thoughts, ~ who
has not for them, when they are passing by in
solid columns, going on 70 meet the foe. And
yet, It was found that 1t Solferino itself only
ons In some 500 was wounded, and only one
Ia over 5000 VA. hllaa. 4 clergyman Of ny
aeqnaantanea told seme troops, leaving the
north. that there WI, lisa chance Ct their dy.
ing In going to wAt than Of dying by diptheria
they staid: HhaFe they werel We doubt
;Khethee this will prove true, u, - aseEn& now
likely, our troops must have battle to rout
H. .:=bals 1t tha+: terrible pass-equl to
-; - T-rry. I VISA ttf-a
49,. 49, il t.:s; u las' s.fE1nlel;.
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1N1Hu1osNg1a, fr1nkf1a Douaty, Ueia,
JA1ua1y H. ISL
EX1Ky e. BrAID1HA,
No. u Cedar street. EY
DxA1 8R Enclosed Ind tKantf-fye eenea AZ fer
Which eeEa box qT 'CeptA1c FEk Bend p 14dren
Of Rev. We. G. FUsE, RaJnoldsburE, ETaaknn Ccu4
ty, UA1a.
1oEE F1zA4 woxx rL1 / aKAxx-sEH NaA1
AN2 AI1Gudz uktANXM.
xe%
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III. tpAl4lnE VaRld zo4 san1eet biz aakae N.1 u
EIaaa& he 63 Eat ENew 10 poos4s r>2 Nsn&
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01phaAa Pills a4eaRPnah IL 9h&set faR vtd4 -
Ea1e MsaA 73s: oare Of Rsadacaa n aH II dzA.
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lTro0 - 8sxAa2 1xta Finder, Esv oFiaGzz. Ia
TT tA&n you that sfs atde4sd, e1A W are Hu1s
E1s your asafMoAy Gan be addsd II tAa already
ON Est that Ia feesJed baRs&ta taAl e$Aa< Ees&
e11s al produce.
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Effou To eoNneE4iA1 Enhe&1, 1astoa, NAk1
~ to b y8IJ sAaaMo13 to1 ~ AeadAaAa,
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I'D tae aeE }ov Etey 81; i.,1-, W>,,-- -.
fEaess FIe1et ace &ns' sa,i a-a- ~ t.h -:
aAaa OF Al Kris 9h13:t- srEs-s +s-ts .,ss'' ;:
e1s5 7saEEs sss2.- 3. -: =: :'s-s:zs :,
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uscn taA Wasskxn Z 4 4asstas, &AsaFA III
III he4z1ly s1dozss NJ. S8al1ag. aad HI 1zExYaNa<
DnohnHh Ef1h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04


PURCFLL, LADD Co, and JOHN GRAY, general whole
ssle ag State Of Virginia. who will supply the trade
81 the pes by Railway Co., In New York city
iEl-dlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ay aonnIy Appy ,soN. AUoT,
VI oVUDIN = Ut rnN-N, hCOf" -
TuyRJIgTV E,S saLE OF VRRY VALUABLE

VVRUsrI E's stLE OF vRkY VALUABLE
IL PARM ~ 100 ACRTs, IN Nkw KENT COUNTY, on THE
YORK kIyE RAILE,,Ar, isMLvs BELOW Mcas ONp.-B ny
virtue of from l. Walker, ESQ dated 10 Jan
nary $40 recorded in New Kent County Court the 9Th
Yb 1>G0 hal, IN e,ecu'i thereof procr 10 SEN
publc sucu p.emi,es FRIDAY the 18th February
at ~ oclon fair the next fair day he eater (eScspt
tuudAy) vsuab YARN located above the
cupa'cy .ad Walker contains by survey 100 ACRES
Of xhh e ample supply OF wood and timber the I.l
road for The Of the place The land lies WE'LL NJ
ceptble NJ great In povemeDt Ton 81 prcdue Tbaceo
finely The seeded the land 10 bushe heat with
i've The buIdingB the place comfortable
and sui he accommodation Of large family apis
psch DEPOT kiver Rarosd cca'ed the .nd
and Posce ihereat thrs afordg uusua fsc tiles
transnSoi of produce and passengr To and from
Richmond daily The dee req1e' CASH SALE but by
parties ts will be one third eph balance at
for b nds bearing interest secured by deed The
for 1851 to be paid by the purchaser As this
dstirxblc Farm the particular attenon Of the public
specially called 10 this sale.
fe--tds GEO q. MINOR Trustee.
A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS or LOTS IN
n the cry Of Rchmt nd returned delinquent non
City Tor the 1867 which sid Lots parts Of
81 The City Ha first AZ the
Fbuay Hastings Court f the City OF III hmc nd be
nf ~ aud cack In IN BON unless
there pre- lousy paid the thereon, together with twenty
per cen. fr additional charges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Comm ssioners from New Jer-
sew, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, North Carolina Virginia
and Indiana have arrived and are to night
views on the subject that brings hem together.
Another body Of Federal troops arrived here by this
morang's train, bringing artillery, arms aud munitions.
An official copy Of the Louisiana ordinance of seces
sion has b en- received by the congressional delegation
from that State aud it is expected that they will formal
" withdraw from Congress tomorrow
An effort will be made tomorrow to introduce in the
Houss Of Repres Natives resolution calling National
Convention to consider the condition of the country
Governor Hicks, Of Maryland, will be examined to-
by the special committee engaged in iuvestiga
ting the reported conspiracy seize the Federal capital
SEIZURE OF CUST0NHOUSE AND MINT IN GEOR
GIA.
WASHINGTON, Feb S.-A private destatch received
in this city states that the Cusom-H House at Savannah
and the Mint Daonega have been taken possession Of
BY the authorities OF the State.
Stewards SUCCESSOR IN THE SENATE.
ALBANY, February S.-A Republican caucus Of the
Legislature yesterday the 10th ballot nominated Ira
Harris IS successor Of VIM. II. Seward the Senate Of
the United States.
THE MARKETS.
Nrw YORK Feb 2FurThe Is heavy; sales Of $500
barrels At decline Of cents STATE IS IS Ohio ~
s. 90 As T., sou h-rn A. &5sSleS 90
Wheat heavy sales Of oO bushels decline OF Ct White
a. -
depressed; I0CoO bushels mixed At IS cents
Proyl ions dull prices unclaimed
WHISKY i held a. ls& cents Buyers offer Is cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those OF
any The products sent during the past
ceeded 500 O0O tons The wheat crop Of 1850
900 bushels crop yields less than 900
bushels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
To ACTUAL CULTIyATORS.

Sacs 1854 ne Company hare sold 800 600 They sell on
N 10 actual crat, anil ers,y contract contains dgrs,
ent 10 cuiird The road been constructed hrOlgi
dnds at expense ~ $0O0OOOJ In ss0 he population N
yi,aias cyuEs, through licl passes only 1885
since olic6 so hare been dddd making ne lo,e pHd
ta.u n n gIiD nJl I9 Dsycs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can industrious farmer such Immediate
su for his upon these prairie soils they being composed
of deep rich oan the fertility Of which by any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
An AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF The NEGRO
QUESTION.
Shall White Men Rule America
NEGROES AND NEGRO SLAVERY.
The First an Inferior Racc.-The Latter lis Normal
Condition.
By J II. VAN EyRIE, NJ. D.
One Vol. l2mo., Up. Sa9. Price 81.

The author n this publication assumes starting pont that
the subordinate position Of the always existing 10 Amt
society condition ofsyery AZ all bot the
son inferior superior snd that whatever evils
exist IN southern society, efrable 10 failure 10 Justly
bOdy the natural nfrory o. the Ia the civil Law and
error In the fundamental theory ri that
society His work 10 divided LtO pahrt the specific and
radical differences the examined The color figure
hair language BRAIN OF the shown
only pSpable speciaes thousand similar
lrAtng the from the white Why When
how the thus Ter things the author
immAtelia lie simply with the facts they exist AZ er
the negro shown % be human being physically and
ensly, his proper relations 10 the while discussed
al mu, Ism AID is ult nate eyiirc showing the mpos
by Of neruuon Ike coSnse bran hes @ hs white vey
Important hut - understood branch Of the The
theory advanced IN this wort entirely new, and dstincI from
that presented BY other Ve and founded as IT, upon In
dle facts believed presents at last the true philosophy Of
this distrac!rg auction.
"Sah rd-E demanded hy az ne nends ~ rational
pr0gr ne FHeHcs must eort IN eierHting me Caucus
ian 10 grpsr conception Of their DissoH-Hon D. S.
Dickinson
able and mssly exposure Of fA4cy w;h than all
other as disturbed the tranquility Of people Hon.
jefferson Ddcis
The work will be sent by mai postage free receipt Of
dollar. VAN kNRtf, HORTON a CO. Pub Sh'rs,
No l62 Nassau Street, New lo'k
sale by all Booksellers The Trade supplied by all the
principal jobbers In N-w York aud PhlsdelphiA el8t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

70 EFINRD arc Ans. CUT LoaF, CRUsHED,
/ N POWpEHBD, CRANULATRb, COFFEE,
sue us In store and oy sale BY SFLDES MILLER,
jan 81, Corner Pearl Gary strssts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
PRESENT POPULATION.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

State rapidly filing up with population s63O25 persons
having been added since 1884, making the present population
1890. ratio Of 1902 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
THE STATE DEBT.

The State debt is only 80 lO6s9S H. and within Ire last re
yoGysha been reduced s299iG So and Us may reasonably
expect that IN ten gears IL t0iH become e1tinct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
A MOS KENDALL. ON SECESSION.

a MOS Il IN UALL, On NJ f.SNNUN.
THESE ABLE ARTICLES WITH AN ORIGINAL PREFACE BY
Mr. KENDALL WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN PUBLISH
I'D HIS CELEBRATED LETTER IN ORE
AND al II Letter To TIE
rRESIDENE,
which has Justly excited much wonder MT have
neatly printed In pamphlet Of about hy pEges AID
now ready for dist, button
the Ablest in ons Of the times and
who desires conclusive argument and lucid exposition clear,
upou this subject should he without copy
They wiz be furnished 10 Richmond by the SUBSCRIBER the
following prices L single copy $40 hundred 80
thousand. Address, WN. STiOKNEN,
a2l-eod2v Washington, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04


PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices oAese lands vary from 81 s9 per according
TO location quality &C. FIRST class farming ands sell for about
40 s9 per relative expense Of subduog prairie
compared with wood land In the ratio Of TO 10 In favor
Of The sale for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
per per Annum, six interest at per
payable respectively one two three four Eve and six years
and four for principal payable In four
six and from date Of sale the contract Slpua
ting the purchased shall be fenced and u
vAe eh and year. for five from the date Of sale
end Of ave onehs shall be fenced aud uade
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation cash. except
per acre, when the cash price will be ave dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands SOL climate productions
prices and terms Of payment be had apple cation
w. FOSTER,
Ldnd CoHmisnoner Hlinois CGntrol Rail o1d,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the Towns Villages and Cities situated upon the
rnoi. Central Railroad pages ss 49, 100 ARpletOn Rail-
xAy Guide jal4- dc4v3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

HOUSBKE ePING GOODS. CHR STAN La
III ThROP would invite particular attention Ia their stock OF
Goods for fguiles snd pla tston use
Liuen ateeti- IS In 10 II 4 and ~ T.,
Pillow Case Llneni 20 INCHES ' ~ inches,
Shi ting Lineus al %, 3I59 and sec,
Table BamGsks, sad Damask Napkins,
liuck, birds bye, and Scotch Disper
Furniture Dimities an Marseiles Quilts,
India bimi Y, Checked CamtTcs,
Heavy White Cs;.bTcs sad JAeonet,,
Tlsuue'., blankets anu Cashmere,
Cotton she.,lngs and shiItggs,
CSnsburgs and Colored Cotton Goo S,
&Ou Mig Goods, such as
Boubsziues Tamiro, POPPING,
j MougelaiRes, Canton Ctth
KpElkh Grape, Grape aud Lace Vels
Alo large stock Of Velvet Is Threepy and Ingral
Carpets all Of which will be sold pr suit the times
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHR0P,
FEE n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
NEGROES WANTED.

WE CALL the attention OF the City storekee.srs 70
w large stock Of Groceries, Provisions rne Winss and Liquors.
Cigars and the largest assortment OF common ID
a. part which umea,e and offer them for SALE at low
rates WIN Wallace Sons Pure Mountain Dew whisky, and ysr
Gus Of Rye Whisky onondlgo Toscsooss Rne
hats Ylacs and other Whskys Gin Brsnd Cordial Ma
aes sherry Port Malaga Wines III Casks Champs
9strei in Cares Tobacco Ggas Teas, Spices Toilet soaps
go sg blue in fact every tkns needed BY city retail Grocery
can be found here - u.,,.O,so,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04

,s SESSION on Iris Institution vu begin on 10Th Of
'aaang % inter- should be here possible 70 commence
1se 40 ~ .sssss Our facilities for impsrting liberal
m art - ,r,ple and charges little than young
e.sd % s.S0%s SssSyavs dS ,s t pay s
o. sii-a'D' = z WILEY, President
80, Enory z. O., Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
EDUCATION.
-no1IINIoN INsLITTI,TE 30, Q Of. Z

---.,~roN INSTITUrE.-CO Nhk OF
OLD tSD srEhE ne ssSSSS ~, si ~ S oF.S
" FktNN 1901 Tor ist,,-tl MI eounuien's VI Wv W
= a. rs - - All Of Juue next ensui'g -, -, 4,
80 sa TSaNcI BOG - Ia, sssn AIas q, 0' s SS
.,-'n. 81 III IMPAIRMENT uil continue under VT
~ ne h1tsSd, nee wh0 viii Re Aded ~ so@Ps,tS, as
y 40 "a been emPoyedto tske ehAsr 9s 'us
,thers ul be 90 teach other spcene steIies
= , teacher u be enPo!edn me ~, ~ , ~
. a1otee, IS 1TTRE BY Rev. JAS DlNCAN VI. oe eSn
s1rICAL Ll' Az AFTERNOON Ltrk tAkl LhOlJ M
SssFtTSRy DEPARTMENT for ye.y ,oa' S'S' VIII ~
d. ne sPs DFPA RTNSNT vii be toeraly aod careiuiy
rss comfort and facility VII be an rird 70 young
bcsran VIII Be spared 70 make the school equal TO
=. 80 - far the education q females
a - For further TX sHUMArr, Prln,
-, ISL ja2S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
SEIZURE OF CUsTON,HoUSE AND MINT IN GEOB


~ YEAST POWDERS. W. GAR
49, LICK Richmond Va, MANUFACTURES "sempes lnfsl
iole baking Powder His the only factory the knd In the
south andhe prepared 20 furnish the entire
able terms NoTtcra Manufacturers Sempe Powder Is Nr
sna PREPARATION approved by ali who used -RicaOEd Wig
For sale by Druggists and Gsocers generally. fes-u
DR 8. w, GARLECK.-DEAR
w. Sal have for used In family Sem
pls justly cells rated Baking dcrs aud take pleas
nre In Recommending em 10 al families the very best article
have tried fos making t sweet spongy bread There Is
no excuse ar bal bread when Semples Powders are used
respectfully, J. RIcHAR LEwEitES.
Peersearg, Va, July lt6, lejo. tgs 81
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS.
NHE subscriber respectfully soIts call nom his friends and
re public generally, his stock OF goods In the above
Gue, consisting OF the following
CarpCtings.
Nfet Tapestry, Brussels Three ply, Venetian, Dutch, Hemp
&c Hearth Rugs, Door Mats AID stair Gods
Curtain Goods.
Brocsel san Dam4k Union Damask Tsssels, 6imps Lace
aud Muslin Cusius With splendid assortment OF window Cor
nces Bands WINDOW SSiesa large assortment OF
al the latest styles fixtures OF The most approved kinds
Floor OII-CiOth,
Ofa the patterns the quality 70 the
priced which viii be to fit halls and Of all dmensons
Also, Table Cloths-a large variety.
PapcT-HanCingS.
splendid Of an he l4tes STYLES follows Velvet
Go satin Plain Papers, Of every shade and COLOR with s
Of he different kinds OF wood aud marble Being practical
workman myself and having the best Eorkmen employed all work
will be- warranted 20 give satisfaction
All orders thing In he line viii be punetualy
tended 70, both In the city or country.
P sHar Shuck Mattresses and Feather hand
I'd made to orde-, Of the best materials. tOci wAw
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NOTICE.
flNHE FIRM OF PULLIAM a. BELTS having this
day ceased WILLIAM H. BITS will continue Ia the Negro
Auction BUSINESS and has into partnership with
him GREGORY They will conduct the business under the
nrm Of Belts GREGORY at their Sales Room, Prsnklir
Street. four below Wall Street square below
the former oice OF Puiam Be and respectfully solicit
nuance OF the patronage which literally extended Wp
H. Belts while in the arm Of Pu liam Betts.
They have obtained the services Of Mr. BusaRoD W. EsoRE
CLERK, who has interest In business VIM II. Belts
y. ]. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER SINE. NV o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

private capital have been expended on the
railroad system Of illinois, nsmuch part OF the Income from
works. with vaoase public fund In lands go to
expenses the and must conse
quently every day decrease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS or LOTS m

Names Of parties No. Nsms No Amount
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-04
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE SALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks of Forty Acres and
UpSard on Long Credits and Lou Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE attention ofthe enerpng snd Industrious portion OF the
community directed to the following statements and liberal
Inducements oGe by the