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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-02

Wilson.
Sumter Ststion--R p Franks.
Sumter C.rcuit-A l. Smith, w A
Hodges.
Sautee Circuit---M Pickett.
Manning Crcuit--H ID Moore.
Sunday School Socety-C Taylor.
Columbia Female CoIlege--W Martin
President
CoxEsBURy DIsrRIcr-W. A. McSwaiu
Z. e.
Coke.bury Circuit w. II. Lawton
A. a. MeGlvrey, S. b. Jones, sup.
Lsurens Circuit. Il. Kigo, J. L.
S,ouderrire, A. p. Martin, sup.
Newberry Sta,ion-B. EngI,h.
Newberry Circuit, w. Wightmap,
one to be supplied.
Saluda River Mission--One 10 be sup.
piled.
Ninety Six Circuit--J. NJ. Carlisle.
Rocky Pond Mi.sion-G w NJ Creigh.
tor, one 10 be supplied.
Butler Circuit--J K Pickett.
Edgefield Circuit s Connor.
Atbevills Circuit-T R.ysor, III Nor
gan.
Anderson Circuit-T G. Herbert.
IendIeton Circuit-V A Sharp.
Pickens Circut-F NJ Morgan.
WilIiam,ton Circuit L Sihsy.
WADEsBoRo DlsrRIcr-S Ii Browne,
p. +. ...
Wadesboro Stalion-L A johnson, Ii
G Parsons, sup. .a
Wadesboro Circuits Jones, J Hutch.
inson.
AnsonviIls Crcuit-A w Walker.
Carolina Female College-W c Pow.
ers, Agent.
Alben,arle Circuit NJ Cline.
Concord Circuit 4 w Thompson, p
l. Hermon.
Rocky River Mission--O A Chrietz-
burg.
Monroe Circui,-B q Jones, G. w Du.
Pre-.
Lancaster Circui,--L Wood.
Catswba River Mission-A II Har-
mon. one TO be supplied.
Chesterfield Circuit and Ms,ion-L
Scarborough. J f Wilson.
CheraW-W DIRcR.
Benneltsville Circuit-R r Pepues. r
b Alston.
Society dill Mis.ion-D A .Ogburn.
LlScoLNroN DIsrRlcT-J I Wight
man. p. Z.
Lincolnton Circuit-G w Ivsy,J. Hoo
YER.
Dallas Circuit-T ii Edwards.
Pineville Circut-A McCorquodale.
Charlotte S,aticn-F NJ Kennedy.
Charlotte Circuit-W w Jones, w
Alternately.
Cs,awbs Circuit-Wm Carson, j ii G
Mckinney.
Rich Mount Mssion-A Z Avant.
Lenoir Circui, xnd Caldwell Mission
Watts, J w Raby.
Morgspton Circuit-W } K Frippe.
Shelby Circuit--J S Nelson.
Yorkville Slation--L g Weaver.
Rock Hill Circuit--D May, S A Roper,
w North, sup.
Darenpor. Female Collegs-H NJ
Mood.
SpARrASBURo DIsrMcr-HAC Wal.
ker. Il. K.
Spartsnburg Station Stacy.
Broad River NJ ssion-J Parker.
Spsrtanburg CIrcuit-A s Stokes, a
w Walkr, sup.
Rutherford Circuit S Erwin.
Mcdowell Circuit---M Eaddy.
Columbus circuit--T J Clyde
Hickory Nut Gap Missioa--A Il Ben
uiek.
PioEensvi!le Circoit-T S Daniel.
Ksowee Mission ITO be supplied.
Greenvilie Stations Hill.
Grsenvills C,reuit-E A Lommond, A
II Lester
Union Circuit III Zimmerman, J F
DePsss, G Murehinson, sup.
Goshen Hill Circuit--J w Ctidsr.
PacoIe,te Circuit--O A Darby.
Wofford ColIege-A NJ shipp, Presi
dent; w Smith, Professor, III II Du
rant, Agent
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FOR THE CAVALRY SERVICE.

FOR THE CAVALRY SERVICE.
Each officer, non commissioned officer.
private and musician shall be allowed
the same pay aud rations rs are allowed
in the Infantry service, with the addition
Of forage for each horse employed in said
service.
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PE N . ENGE.
AN ORDINANCE

CAROLINA STATES UNpET
COMPACT ENTITLED 'THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNI
STATES OF AMERICA"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
Patience Recommended to the Volunteers.

Patience Recommended TO the Volunteers.
The New York Tribune, which has fash
ion of laying out very extensive programmes
for the army of the North, thus couDsels
patience in its last received issue;
The complaints of our country's brave de-
Tenders are very natural, yet they are not
ali well considered. They have enlisted to
fight for the Union, and they think they
ought TO be dispatched at once TO the field Of
conflict and Of glory. But uniforms, arms,
equipments, can not be spoken into exist
ence, their production requires time; arms
especially of the requisite efficiency, eau
only be manufactured at a few places aud at
a moderate rate, while the nations peril
found us all but destitute of serviceable
wespons Rely on il, that no effort, no ex-
peDse, is spared to procure them at the ear
! lest moment
! Now that Washington is ont of immediate
| danger. we can afford to do things more de-
| IbeTately, and send each regiment into the
/ field thoroughly prepared for any emergency.
! And never fear that there will be nothing TO
| do after you reach the scene Of action. So
/ soon as every thing requisite can be prepared
| and supplied, there viii doubtless be force
| of 2OO, 200 men sent to the relief of Fort
| PIcbeBs, and Il will march right through
| foot arouDd) Baltimore, Richmond, Raleigh
ChaTltst stOn, Savannah, Montgomery, and
4 New Orleans, being joined in the last named
! civ by a like force which will have made il
1 way doS n the Mississippi. They celebrate
I Christmas superbly down that way, and tn
] defenders of the Union will be just about OF
/ hand. Be patient, for there are time an'
work for ell. |n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
NUMBER So
Repular trnins for the North commer

Regular trains for the North commence
running to-day. :uce.l q,
10 is reported that Governor Letcher is
about TO issue proclamation forbidding the
passage Of Southern troops through Vir-
ginia. i u r
~ A man was arrested in Governor sprague's
quarters as q spy
A letter from Fort Monroe says there is no
danger of an attack there. Two thousand
men are in the fort. glrsl 4
They are much annoyed by fugitive slaves
seeking refuge there, but In all cases they are
returned. No batteries will be allowed to be
erected within range. oir t
NEW YoRK, May 1.--By an arrival from
Wilmington, N. c., we are informed that
the Secessionists have the entire control
there. 1858 .n a
Two vessels have been compelled to dis
charge their cargoes of rice, on account OF
the scarcity of provisions.
Troops are arriving daily.
Providence, l., May 1.-The Secretary
of War has rendered to Governor Sprague
the Office of Brigadier-General. The Gov
eminent telegraphs that the Second Rhode
Island Regiment is not needed at present.
New YoRK, May 1.-The steamship Atlan.
tic arrived to day. She reports that she
reached Fort Taylor, Key West, on the 18th
! Receiving additional troops, ammunitions
| etc, called again for Fort Pickins, arriving of
Santa Rosa on the 10th. Landed re-enforce
meBts at Pickens on the night of the 18th,
! without accident. ...-.....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
The Loyolty or IiltIe DeIaware.

O. Governor Burton has just issued the fol-
lowing proclamation, in replying to Pres
ident Lincon's call for troops:
WHEREAS: A requisition has been made
upon the undersigned, as the Executive Of
the said State of Delaware, by the Secretary
of War, for one regiment, consisting of 780
men, to be Immediately detached from the
militia of this State, 'to serve as infantry or
rihemen, for the period of three months uu-
less sooner discharged y and, whereas, the
laws of this State do not confer upon the
Executive any authority enabling him to
comply with such requisition, there being
no organized militia, nor any law requiring
such organization; and, whereas, it is the
duty of all good and law-abiding citizens to
preserve the peace and sustain the laws and
Government under which we live, and by
which our citizens are protected:
Therefore, l William Burton, Governor of
the said State of Delaware, recommend the
formation of volunteer companies for the
protection of the lives and property of the
people of this State against violence of any
sort, to which they may be exposed. For
these purposes, such companies, when formed
" i'll be under the control of the State au-
thorities, though not subject to be ordered
by the Executive into the United States ser
vice-the law not vesting in him such au
thority. They will, however, have the op'
tion of offering their services TO the General
Government for the defense Of its Capitol,
and the support of the Constitution and laws
of the country.
In witness whereof, have caused the great
seal of the State of Delaware to be hereuntC
affixed. 49,,
Done at Dover, this twenty. fifth
IL. 81 day of April, in the year of our
! Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty. one, and of the independence ol
said State the eighty fifth.
WILLIAM BURTON.
By the Governor.
EDWARD RIDGELY, Sec'y of State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
By the Governor.
EDWARD RIDGELY, Sec'y of State.

MoRE VIRGINIA GAsooNADE.-The Rich
mond (Va.) Examiner says; Virginia has
suffered previously from the delusion she
cherished SO long respecting the temper OF
the Northern people. She slept three months
upon danger against which she ought to
have been for three months making the most
active preparation. She has now TO do pre-
cipitately at great cost, and with hazardous
imperfectioU, what she might have done de-
liberately, perfectly and economically. All
her present great work Of preparation for
war has been commenced within a week; and
the consequent confusion, chaos and precipt'
fancy must sooner or later result in priVation,
suffering and heavy loss. '
On the other hand, the North in her delu-
sion respecting the weakness Of the South is
preparing a heavy crop Of suffering for her
soldiers, Of which the fate Of the Boston and
New York regiments Is but foretaste
Nothing could be more disastrous than the
collision of a fierce aud warIike yeomanry
with horde Of raw and undisciplined troops
having no other claim TO the title Of soldiers
than their uniforms and their plumes.
The more of such troops they precipitate
upon The South, the more food they will give
TO our Rultures, the more manure they will
! furnish for our battle fields. The worst gen
eraship known to military science is that
which undertakes the enemy. The general
! ship Of the North has begun the war with
this fatal blunder, and they will not be able
to retrieve il before many thousands of their
men are lost ar d until, possibly, the issue Of
the contest shall be determined. sf.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
AddItiopnI Inv rbo Adriatic

NEw YORK, May 1.-Prince Napoleon
would demand satisfaction of the Duke d Au-
male for his recent pamphlet.
Advices from Manchester are unfavorable.
Liverpool- Breadstuffs dull; Richardson,
Spence & Co. report the market dull and
, nominally unchanged. Wheat quiet. Pro-
vision market dull. Bigland, Agatha & Co.
report Beet, Pork and Lard steady, and
Bacon dull.
London-The funds were without material
change; the latest sales on Monday were
Illinois Central shares at 2s@281 discount
Erie Railroad, 25K.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
THr PrRII or NEGOTIATION TO rus Gov

EREMKNT.-The New York GfitHRs says
Washington once safe, our next peril Is
negotiation. We shall have more Border
State mediations and proposals of truce, TO
give time for conferences aud protocols.
ruin. II viii check the enthusiasm Of the
masses, stop the rush Of men to the defense
Of our flag, smother the righteous indigna-
ton now burning in every breast, and break
the spirit Of the people The universal
American heart and no less the universal
reason, now say :, "Let US make clear end
/ of this business. Let as have no cessation
/ of hostilities short of a complete Nnd hnal
settlement OF all our difficulties" So say
we all Let the Government take heed
! and be strengthened. p r "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
River News.

PrTTsBURs, May l-M.-River six feettlree
inches by the pier-mark and at stand.
Weather cold and cloudy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
Oyster K KetchupI
A NEW ARTICLE!

"A NEW ARTICLE
TRY 1T! TRY TIT
! sHRIYER,s BALTIMORE OYSTER KETOHUP |
Shriver's Baltimore Oyster Kotchupl
TWNHIs IS AN ENTIRELY NEW ARTI-
n Gle, made of the finest and highaat-havored
Baltimore oysters, contatping all their flavor, and
is pronounced the best Kelchup, or Sauce, now
in use, II is intended for use on all meata, hot OF
: cold, and is particularly good poultry. For sea-
EsoniI sOnps and grayles it has no equal and is
In nlelighfu addition tOchcken salad, or wherever o
- etchup sauce is desirable.
II Originated and prepared only by
NJ JAS SHRIYER Il CO., Baltimore, Md.
az For sale, wholesale, by
]. r. WARREN & CO.,
...H Main-st, Cincinnati
Also, by retail grocers generally. fe24-cm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

TRR RRwARDoE EAssAssIEATIoNs--A woman
who was living In Baltimore at the time of
the tTeacherous slaughter of the Massachu-
setts men in her streets, states that gentlemen
Of wealth and position who came in from
the riot to dinner openly boasted OF the
money they had scattered among the mob 10
stimulate them to attack and kill the de-
tenders of their country. II those gentlemen
should find this eOntesta losing business in
the end, who can pity them2 n a-re !. %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

Look up 10 your own flag, and remember
that il sia IDS fer Liberty, Liberty, Liberty.
III yon fall in that struggle, may some kind
hand wrap about you the flag Of your coun-
try, and il you die may it be with its sacred
toi ch upon you, and sweet shall be your
rest, lying in the folds Of your country's
banner, meaning, as II shall mean, Liberty
and Union, now and forever. May God
make you worthy. When you return again
not as you went out Inexperienced many
ofyou unlSnown-you shall return the guest
of liberty, with reputation that it shall be
your children's and ehildrens children 8
honor TO recount my father stood up in the
dey Of peril, and laid again the foundations
of liberty that were shaken, and in their
hands The banner streamed forth morning
-tibon nipht! -#....a 70 q er... % a........ .. 81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
LEGAL REPORTING.
MEDICAL.

". B. BALDwIE. J.F.BABDWIR
baldwin q BALDWIN, ATTORNRYs
4H AT LAW, Bank Building, No. West Third.
street. Cincinnati. myt7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

Henry Ward Beecher on the War Of the
I Union Ills Defense Of the American
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

ALL ORDERS FOR NORTHERN GOODS TO BE
S1oPPED AT THE SoUTH.-The New Orleans
Bulletin is for instantly stopping all orders
for goods 10 the North. It says: 7I
All goods that we can not make at home
or obtain elsewhere, let Us patriotically do
without. Let US give no more patronage TO
the Northern machine shops, OF manufaeto-
ries. Let us purchase no more steam engines,
or steam, boilers, OF sugar-kettles, or planta
lion pumps, or agricultural implements, or
snyihing else, from Cincinnati, or Pittsburg,
or Philadelphia, or New York. Let us buy
no more sheetiDgs, or shirtings, or osna-
burgs from Lowell, or Manchester, or Law
renee. The sugsr-mill machinery and the
boilers can be, and actually are made in this
very city, though we doubt not that hun
dreds Of planters in the State are ignorant OF
the fact. The new brogan manufactures OF
the Third District can furnish planters with
negro shoes. 0snaburgs, shirtings and
sheetings are manufactured by the Granite
Vile Cotton Manufacturing Company, o
South Carolina, at the rate OF 1000 900 yards
per snnum now, and the patronage should a
once be bestowed upon 1t by Southern mer
| chants and Southern consumers, would sooI
enable II 70 quadruple OF sextuple the guam
J tity. .-.i I..-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

4arsss sdvaftise.aAat Auss.isd atrtis 'asisaiaal
Is q r,s snaos FsEqgsessei taallpw Lrl,.u .,g.,,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

- der in Africa-rhe Value OF Women and
the 1dIOnyncrasies of Ethiopian POlyg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

--'.eh E'i-afutiert asfr dt tn
toi fro1 >'iuon anrn ,adlf "a a.
r. "a n.liarHa sis .g.,ia
na.I aola iisl "a ianr-fan
!. li1r 1is "a dr
y gas l -g 7il 1r B,saavra.
..fe afa 10 'u'iii Q inilr
MIlnr'"
..il ~. me-. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

Henry Ward Beecher preached at Ply
mouth Church, in Brooklyn, New York, on
Sunday evening, and his sermon is thus re-
Do,tad In fhe Eastern naDerq:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

SIrGERs .sRwING-mAO OHINKB
UUmmEDeIAE- nuII.nIHa.
Corner of Fourth and EEace-shN4
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
How Il IL Singers Sewing g-machines are un4vaaRi
ally used for manufacturing purposssf The plaaH
why, Is; Because they bettor, more duru.
BILE, more reliable, capable ef doing much gTeaasI
variety Of work, and eGrning more money than Ans
other Machine.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call and 60
anime Singers new Transverss-shnfle Maohins, ID
''- PRICE $50.
This Maohine Is highly ornamented, easy to opGgi
ate and is the very best and cheapest Machine N
the market. JAMES sKARDON,
Western Agent for Singers Sewing E-mAohans.
"- fnoIlI tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02

! sBwINa MAcH1Nns+ 1a.i :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-02
The Campaign Opened.

Also, by retail grooers generally. iii'''' fsa4.ca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
S0TTnFRN MANUFACTURES.

sP,ss notice that every nsresns used In NE foregoing
rsoBs purchased South Mason and RSons Lane.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAILROAD.
% ~ 81. xss.zss2

E9ly ls z5sSss6sss
surERiSDEsDEsT's oFyTcS,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850.
Winter ArraBgcmeut.
TO the, SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST
ON and after Monday, 2ih passenger trains will run as
FROM RICHMOND TO DABVTLLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except sundays att O'Clock
A NJ and rea hes Danyille at 3 10 O'Clock p. NJ
FROM DANVILLE To RItHAOBD
Danve daily except sundays) ats O'Clock A.
NJ reaches Richmond 1t l.05 o'clock P. NJ.
The Train from Richmond connects al Busve with the trains
over soasde Railroad for Lynonburg and The South and
south-West daily. 90,
The traa from Danye at Burksye with the
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk and at Richmond
with the the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the York River Railroad also with the James RIVER
steamboats Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets procured and baggage VIII be checked
through to the following points;
Bynchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
ROCKVILLE, Huntsville
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alfalfa, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
YlcAshurg and jackson,
New oreAns
oBAA O. TALcOTT,
DECO Superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
AYERS
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble, and com
plriuiu-s Are Won out OF order,
with your system dcrnged, and
vour feelings uncomfortable ,
These symptoms arc Often the
include 10 serious illness. Some
Ii. OF sickness is creeping upon
vuu. aud should bo avcrtcd by a
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
ortthc jis1rlercd humors -pu
rlv the blood, and let the fluids
move on uu0h-tructed IN health
a.ain. They stimulate the fmc-
fi0ns Of the body into vigorous
leti.itv. purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. 4 cold settles some
where iu the body, and obstructs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

TsyPl.WEESLY THR, Ugh TO LYN Il fs5fye-,r-7I5I7s
4 EURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, blfeS$szSS5esI,..
And TBIWEEELY on TIE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKING A DAI-
I.Y LINE AS FAR IS scOtTSViLLE.
Gchmondto s,o;t.-e 90 Richmond to Lexington. % 90
" Jyrcabury.I o. " Buchanan. 90
FRIDAY AZ p ~ and amer the 9th September the Way
line for sco:tse will P ~ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
uriays and run up Sc0tsye. Returning leave Scots
VILE Monday Wean. day and Friday at IN A. b.
zee distance C Of .sJas IN card below for through
line and observe the scosys line will pass inferno diae
points the opposite day at he going andl hour
later coming down.
Richmond Onday, We'd Leave LynchbIrg Monday Wed
nesday Friday, 1t P. N. nesday snd Friday at p NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

IMPORTED GOODs. ,,..-.,,.,,. .,. go,
Dutch Cheese IL balls, OF superior qnaliy
Olives, Cspers Olives Farct
Grsnde Chareuse Cordial, (glite ana gTeeh)
Macear.ni, VermecelI, q " Cigars
Chow Chow, eau dover, onions
Voter Sauce Soyers, Rsbsh, ftpahle SAUCE
Mustard. OIYa oil and sardlnes ,,..,,
Brandy 1895 Chsmpsgns In mssEuE7 quarts, sin ana nan
pints
cla7ets, from good 10 very Tuperior
Fer sale by -.,.,,,-x ,,.-,
JaS1-ss BLAIR CHAMBERLAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

ETCTEC rag obtain gatE fo9 servants over
II the Richmond PrsdsFicsbuTg and Potomac = r, for Wash
ngon CITY points further North must In AL cases be youeh
eli Tor by some responsible white citizen OF Richmond In person.
known l. officers the Road tickets VI be sold sp
pllsI for br I.ttyr A. D. ALLEN,
naQN-iy Ticket Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
ru,mE vIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE ComPA

TINEHE
NY fuy prepared for business and The attention OF he
public earnestly the Importance OF Its obects This
Company charter divides Fights of It's profits
three years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
the Mutual System with fhe pledge Of
perpetual Capital eOo 600 and the added security that It's
have permanent interest In conducting Its
Affairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
benested Bond and Mortgage on Real Estate
worth double the amount
The chief object Of the Company 10 aid In retaining at hone
the money which goes annually state
PremlumE Companies That money VIII be
Customers for yess at legal interest," and dis
bursed IN midst.
Annues granted Life and term Policies is
good Companies Slaves insuredfor
one year or for term Of year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

flyHEuENDOTS BAHGklNaEN DRY G0o IDS;
4 no TIME LIKE TIVE PaESENr-s23,eJ0 mOk.h W NJ"
ITcT,1Y PtRG tTNs-MCRF GOODS THAN ROOM 10 sT0AE
TFEM-LARGE FALLS SMALL PROFITS AMP QUICK IN,
TCRN5-J. MTlLHIsER BROTHER, W. BkoAe s.hE .s,
Arenn peng ibr Iaest purchases Lon he large auction
sales Rev YORK at the prevailing paGe Prices nyi Ell h
truly u cir tenls and customers 'ha' oe''e ~
money cannot he had 20 this market . -, ., g.. a.
The ladies particular attention respectfully requested to tss
aSsrtio, ~ low priced riinn and high priced Dkths
GOODS 10 be found In any es,Gbhmsntn The city, without any
exception.
5000 VIDA pGPJINg SILK Figures-S5c. cost Soc
2DO0 yds WOpSiFD VENFTIANS--J0c worth i5c.
10O0 yds An six POrLIN2 al 75c. and 81 the yard -,
$4,000 ydA OF New Dress silks greatly below last month p,s
Additional employed 70 wait on me Isons o. o
toners expsIea end q running on ~. soV sn
vs. o,( t7' IVA "''' ~ So = MILLIIIsER BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20

T.. M0OzE, Agent,
"A. Gary Street, near Columbian Hotel;
Oilers low, for cash
New Orleans MOlasses 10 han bbs
Cuba NusCnTado and Porto Rico 30 and syrt
Hi hbis family Doe Herrngs and Msekerel
% Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams. Shoulders and Sides
Patent Sperm, Ajmsn'e and Tallcw Candles
Brown aud Black TuIpcnt'ne Soaps
Old Dominion EEils and Shoe TScks
sail. Sup. CaEb Coda
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