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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18
j. n. Ngar. Secretary.
pUBLTl YEETING IN AMHERST

At meeting of the people Of the cOuaty Of Amherst
held at their Court House, on Monday, the 18th of
April 1s6l-
Ca motion, General 7. W. billiard was called to the
Chair, and ". r Davis appointed Secretary.
H. c. Pierce ESQ., offered series ofresolutons, which
were amended on motion OF T. Whitehead Esq and then
adopted unanimously, as follows:
l. ReSolrsd That ne UniOn formed by the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, is dissolved
> Resolged That hold that Virginia stands releas
ed from al Federal cations any part fragments
Of the late disrupted Federal Union; and in virtue Of
her reserved rights or by the irrepressbe force OF revo.
uoa he is Of necessity, thrown back upon her original
rights OF absolute sovereignty.
g. Resolued, That the proclamation Of President Lin
colu announcing his intention TO conquer the seeded
States and calling this State for soldiers for that pur-
pose renders it wholly unnecessary that this Congress
oual District should cleo representative TO the Con-
gress called by said procamation and we hereby de-
clare that we viii be represented in said Congress,
bet hereby pledge our yes, our fortunes, and our
sacred horors TO resist at all hazards and to the las;
extremity fcm this day forth, the Government OF the
United States
4 Resoire4. That this meeting utterly condemns the
proposition for a Border State Convention
; Rssolred That this meeting regards the project
submitted by the late Peace Conference 10 Congress
swinde and fraud and wholly insufficient 10 satisfy the
JUS. demands Of the slave States.
Resolved That the true and proper association OF
Virginia is with the Confederate States of America.
The meeting was addressed upon the propriety Of
these resolutions by Nessrs Robert NJ. Brown, T.
Whitehead, Il. G. Pierce J. p. Coleman, and s. G. Gib
son.
W. B. Davis offered the following resolutions, which
we're adopted unanimously
l. Resolyed That this meeting pledges itself, by all
means and at every hazard defend all persons of this
county who may be drafted into the service Of the United
States and will resist the call.
. Resolved That this meeting appoint five citizens Of
the county who shall act a committee of safety.
s. Resolued That this meeting, far as it can, au
thozes and requests the county court TO summon it
members to this week, aud to levy amount suih
ceut TO arm company OF one hundred ana fifty minute
men; and also make levy and equip the mitia
volunteers under the act Of Assembly.
The following resolution offered by K. n. Talia
ferTo:
Rescued, That 70. A. Coghll, Ed, our Representa-
tive in the Senate of Virginia has discharged the dute:
that have devolved on him with eminent ability and un
gsng ZEAL aud has thereby entitled himself to
acknowledgement Of appreciation of his important ser
vices and recommend him again to the people of the
district with the confidence that they will approve
his by returning him to the position he has so vel
occupied.
This resolution was also unanimously adopted, and
publication OF the proceedings directed.
T. w. DILLARD, Chairman
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The New York T-ass avows ite; opposed or prirci-
plc to peaceful sctemen. of the quarrel between the
North and South Such settlement Is Objectionable
on two grounds 1st L would amount to the admission
Of the right Of secession which would prove fatal to the
CopscHda,ed Government, so much ilo'i1sd at the
North. "a The two sections, if pe1ceab'y separated
now would very soon be involved in hos;;es on some
one Of the many questions Of interest tia, would arise
between thcu therefore, i is better to 6shl the 6gh,
nov on the high ground Of tie supremacy of the Gov
arnmeuL The IHss IN the course Of It's article, lets
out another reason which dC'oscs the lCrg sealed and
deliberate pupcse Of the Ncrh and yesy likely has more
influence thar either Of the other causes assigned. Il Is
suppcseed tiat in case Of war; Virginia aJd the other
border States weakened by their domestic institution
would Be speedily abandoned by their present iuhlbi-
Rns ard their lands would fal prey tue Cody Pu-
G,aas Of New England. Such suppositiou argues the
v-ofo1nd ignorance CT the Northern people respecting
the Institutions o. the South. IL is par. cf Ut
pose 20 remove this ignorance Let them act upon
and reap the consequences.
We only refer TO /, to show the deliberate malice,
which has promoted this var against US. The Yankees
want more lands az cheap price, and they fncy they
can CRAFTY their wishes by invading the South. BY all
manner OF means, let them make the experiment Blu.
Ie, them not forge, that for plumber is game at
wbica two can PLAY. They are externally sneerrg our
povery and vauat their own riches; and the pro5a-
bii.v is. that We can as easily win FIVE dollars from
them As thew can one from us The trial will be worth
making
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MILITARY Activity IN NEW 0RLEANs.-The war spirit
IS rampant in New Orleans and volunteer companies
daily rendering their services to the Southern Conedera
ey. Leading merchants have given their sanction to
their clerks Join the volunteers and assured them that
without discount alteration Those who have already
volunteered are drilling with great industry and eager
for the anticipated conflict at Pensacola, making the
streets of the Crescent City vocal from morning till night
with the music of drum and fife On Thursday last
corps composed Of 100 men, picked from 200 who had
volunteered left for Pensacola and TO have been
followed by the remaining hundred on Saturday.
Three hundred Regulars" also left for the point
Thursday. Governor Moore reached New Orleans on
Wednesday for the purpose Of inspecting the forresses
which defend the approaches to that city.
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TENDER OF sERYICEs-MAYORS PROCLAIM
TION

PHILADELPHIA, April l6-P. G. Watmough and l.. P.
Ashmead, formerly ieutenants in the navy and who
signed years ago account of entering other avoca-
items though wealthy, have tenderod their services
to the Secretary of the Savy prompted by their love
for the Union.
Mayor Henry has issued proclamation declaring that
against the Union will be permitted nor
viii violence to persons property of inhabitants be
tolerated. He requires all good citizens to make known
every person aiding the enemy by enisng men fur
~""itions Of war provisions. The laws of the
nishlng Ia ""vernment must be obeyed
State and oil Tie Fedsrai 49, we'd
and the peace and credit of the city shall preo.
MAY God save the Union.
The Stata Legislature has enacted law making any
connivauce- with the enemies of the Government pun
shable by fine OF 81 600 and ten years imprisonment
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UNION MEETING IN DELAWARE SENATOR BAY
ARD REP1JDIATED.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April lG0ne of the largest meet
ngs held in Delaware ia being held in the City Hall
this evening. The Mayor ia presiding. The following
resolut ons were adopted unanimously:
Resolved That we censure and condemn the course Of
Senator Byard in the United States Senate for not ad
vocating compromise between the North and South
and that feel confident that bis has placed
in a false position before the world.
ResolUed That repudiate his teachings as having
anUnion tendency and as unworthy Of patriot Of
Delaware.
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CnIONFL ELLSWORTH.

WASHINGTON. April l6.--Col Ellsworth has had strong
inducements cE,ed him to proceed 10 New York city
and orgauiz q rcgim No Of Z)uaves. He probably ici.
this morning 10 De Joined there By number Of the
members o, Tia Oh corps who viii take an active part
IN The organization AID instruction Of the regiment. II
he does 90 thiiasr he will replr to Illinois for
similar pgrpose He last night declined the commission
the army which has been at his disposal for some
weeks.
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Are the great egnsrave medicine Of the Ladies Tor year,
the victims depressing econsumng complaints OF special
nature restored heath snd ygor BY h E All the
dgary aRc liver yield the hrs'
or Sc Dad dose SIX Pills suffice In the aud they oper
ate In from three six euay than 30 Tbs drAs
ypm he Ills hay- agreeable They only cure Cos
vsnes quickly hut and In bousnes they are In
fbe Dyppepc who have suffered for recover In lew
weeks under tn painless operation They powerfully
The circulation the blood rendering uniform and equsle
throughout the system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-18

DEFENCTs or NoBuE-A correspondent of the Mobile
Tribune indignantly denies statement made by tina
Journal that Mobile is vulnerable to an attack from thu
sa he asserts that il would be impossible for even
IN boat TO escape the fire Of Fort Morgan and that
battery Of three guns which could be thrown up in
few hours at Grants Pass, would eeeuGly prevent h'
entrance of any naval force.
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WV. B. DAVIS, Secretary

And at meeting of the citizens of Amherst held on
the night Of the Josh of April at the Poweton Hotel
motion of r NJ Brown. Esq, DR.. Jas. Powell call
ed to the Chair and H. O. Pierce appointed Secretary.
On motion, il was unanimously
Resolped That Thomas Whitehead, J. P. Coleman,
Tavor Berry A O. Harrison and T. c. Pierce, be ap.
pointed committee TO bear in person to Delegate in
the State Convention Samuel N. Garland, Esq, copy
OF the proceedings Of the meeting this day held in
the county, aud to inform him of the highly excited
STATE Of our people and their determination to resist ct
all hazards the tyranny of the Federal Government
peaceably they can orcbly they husband to assure
him Of the high appreciation of his constituents have Of
his courage, zeal and fidelity in this hour OF trial and
danger JAMES POWELL, Chairman
h O. PIERCE SacretarY.
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SPEECH FROM GENERAL WOOL-OPPOSTTi0N TO
ppFSInFNT LINrnLNiS POLICY.

Troy, April rs -Geuersl Wool made speech here
hs night pedgog an his energies to the cause OF the
Union H. said. ~" am prepared to devote my life TO
the work aud l,al y1a 10 the struggle'N
Toe Syrlcuss Cyg states that large portion OF the
democrats there opposed 10 coercion and consider
the tue policy O. the government TO be TO recognize
The Confederate States rather than have civil war.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
80 re go

ON and AFTER Monday, April 18Th,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave Richmond daily, except Sundays) $50 NJ for
staunon and all intermediate WGy Stations connecting q: Cor
louisville with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains FOR
Aexandra and nerned stations, and at Charlottesville with
trains for ynehburg and all points West and o.
place every Other day, viz Tuesdays Thurfdays
Saturdays Jacksons River and Stations West OF
Browns Stages connect with the train al sisunon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Harmsu Mason and Comp Stages conneo. with the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays kboro
Springs Jacksons River for the White Sulphur Springs
Lexisburg, &C.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jacksons River Mondays wsdnes
days and Pddays, at 1915. p NJ, for staunton-
&C. quence Of injury to the road by high water
Hanover Court House,
PASS ENGERS Y0R THIS ROAD
will take the Of tn Z r. r Broad street. until
Their notice. THOMAS D0DAMEAD
raj s-rar -tanda,
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore ssa.

>
A speech made by D. W. voorhees, here, on our ma.
ional difficulties and the rights of the South, was well
received. Tbs shows how we Hoosers stlnd at pre-
sent.
A young nan by The name of Samuel Barker, from
Washington, D. c., is raising recruits here to join the
Southern army.
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49, TERS Il conceded % Be the most an NJ, -,
some, AMI eGeciuA tonic W the ofd used ~ sy a.
ily In VIRGINIA solely for this elm And
found IN the house Of every scut, Yuy cure r
OF the stomach AMI boves They fall T. MAJ.
Of DYSPEPSIA. Nervous fead ache &c With p,I
stomach bowels they give inn daie JET correct a,
iyers; and In weak ADD debrited pesons -y vii y ~,
precedence al Other Bter Thee blers can bs Ia
ass,rs. GRAY PURCELL LADD co, anc by al proHs.s,
Druggists ~ the city Of Richmond ard eseTtere n Wsr
North Carolina Also By sr0Tr CO. Washington o.,
O.. CANBY GtLPiE co, Baltimore; r. A.FAHNE.rOCK A1n
Phlladelphls, and BARNES PAgK, NeEY X ~
Orders filed by addressing BAKER PropHe,sr
Peb. 6-dts Pchmlnd Y,
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p.nwAy,s Rry0yATIEG REsOLygyT

Searches the diseased blood and pugs Of lmmatory and
In The nh and tissues past al help Is the sole inrdra5
cure There sh skn DIS der that r'st this Nigh
~ di,nfecen Uceiard Throat Bronchitis Trberce
the lungs liberation Inward ard slccunb be
fore It's anti septic sntlif story ac'i0n
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
ans Gcrlm RADWAY Co. % John street. " Y.
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

TIVE undersigned has this day commenced the Auction business
for the sale of NEGROES at the Au on Room franklin
street, lately occupied by BETS GREGO3Y.
lie will sell Neg 10th puby std privately and socs the
pstro his friends and the pubic generally. pledges
ee hs interest his patrons and
that his lopg experience Ia the rad he will enabled
highest prices lie viii liberal advance
al property in haad-aud prepared 10 board pc
greed Ia the trade and also their ryanhaying ample
mo la Ions for both. L. IT, Stokes,
On Franklin, 3'd door below W sl street.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every paen should keep supply CT Railways Ready Relief
Iny In the house IL only but will ward III
and Igle Group Inauenzs Fore Throat Small Pox
Ia Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Crsnp. Pans Aches and
other mfr spp alton OF the Ready Relief externally
sDoonfU In Title water driak will stop the mos,
49, ~ fse 10 fflsen minutes
tlstiog pains u 4 u--i1-or fore Throat plague
In severe attacks OF Group -rickv en- % IRE
Railway Ready Relief will always save HE, anu y Wv
patient
For worms there medication quick dose Of KadSa'
Ready Relief.
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UNION FEELING AT THE NORTH.
NV HAvEH, April le.-The Mechanics Bank OF this
city has rendered to the Governor $5 900 to be used In
aiding We support Of the national governments
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* FTCEIEyaooo,.

49, hg, N raofniag, more a. th.se
linen attts (Co avs ar -feyes) at - rs
kesutful BIoehe Bsrefe Anglas very CHEAP
Eegant Priutei Cr-aEicI
Aek Barge HernsnLe
Brilliant Lusiered Heavy Black silks, very 10y
New ityle Black and colo. ParasoI wiA many d..
new spring goois by every arrival
D-Rch SEks BsreRes, Chelies Barge Pouard Rh,
&C. left .om r.c.nt Auction, VIII be sold second &c.
at great sacrifice.
avs WATKINS hFICKLyy
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PURIFY YOEE BLOOD.
BRANDRETH's PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEYEs AID
AGUR.
The effect OF purying With BRANDRHrS PILLS 70 r,'i''
the health fro what Il nay be suf-ing lv
take all mpues from the system and they have the SAFE
power expulsion mA poisonous yaPor Of deeayi '
tables indeed any poisonous exha'sSns beshei MAJ S
ever In fact II the blood Is potoned 1t is impure aad EP'
blood Fesl,Ls 10 di.eass.
BlAND3ETH'5 PLUS,
though innocent bread yet they capable Of psyhs
blood and curing disease s., they all tnd Of hTa y
ahas catsrrhs eo,.veness and pan;c areconsof sT '
Pce cents per box. sei by all respectable dealers 10 Hs
c!nes rha!-daNI
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kNOWLEa g. VsALFORD
HA ACFSTg FOR

Life and Fire Insurance,
Herring's Fire and Blu gl4r Proof ssiss
Machine Betting (Lesther and Rsbber)
Esneely's Church and other Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Llner TE.ne,,
100 MAIN srREEf,
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rms WAR NEWS IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS April l5th.-Mr. Lincolns war procla-
nation received here this morning, and increased II
possible, the military ardor and excitement otherwise
there surprise.
The Louisiana Guard aad Crescent Rifles departed for
Pensacola this evening The streets were crowded with
citizens and the balconies with ladies', who cheered the
troops they marched to the depot. park of art-
ery arrived this morning from Baton Rouge, and large
numbers Of troops pouring in from the interior
Forts Jackson and 81: Philip are being largely rein
forced, in anticipation of blockade Of the Mississippi
TIE Southern line being down. there's no news TO- day
from Pensacola bloody fight is daily looked for from
that quarter. The mail boat this morning brought ru-
that hosilities had commenced The forces being
concentrated Pensacola will reach about ten thousand
mon
NEw ORLEANS, April l6 Two more volunteer com.
panes le here to-day for Pensacola The res! here will
probably remain to defend the city, Volunteer regiments
are forming throughout the State.
Thrty-hree deserters from the federal army have land
ed at Fort Jackson leaving years pay behind, SO anX
Gus were they to join the confederate army.
The Galveston Civilian says that the idea that there
any considerable number Of peTsons disposed to agia;o
the QUESTION Of Reunion in Texas entirely erroneous
The steamer Arizona was Brazos on the 7tb, await
Ing the emblrkatioa of troops for lndiauoli.
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASING STEAMERS.
ToRoSTo, April l6-Agents of tie Washington gov
eminent here trying to purchase the steamer Peer
less, an iron vessel built on the Clyde
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UEFIUE 7. 2. A K K COMPANY
RIcnx M, April l5 ls6 Z
meeting OF the BOARD oP DIsECrCRs 81 this COMPANY
"a held this office Yifei q three ars aad az c
per share profits Of The Company for the past AZ
months declared PAYABLE 20 the stockholders ur m
representatives, on tbs hIst day of May
Transfer Books will be closed Saturday 2fth April
spl6-td W. MACMTRDs Tre4surst
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~ Application from cy and county, shp wisely
snxorsy seeking Dr. sCHULTZ aid before he be obi ged
absent him from his home mot knowing how long he be
detained Ia his tou bess he will be abl remain
than from saturday All who value and
which, with Corn' either
so Bu8ons, the diseases nsis &c enjoy,
q1enty destruction Of life, viii please apply
painless well known and ststed eagerly
coured by the AID deCat they
dis seDg he'd that further notice Is
sAry.
9-cGce Wall Stree. Hotel. Wall street
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DaNlo PRICES, IN RARNENT,

by JOSEPH sT9AUsE, No. % Main street
Just bought less than 30 the dollar large stock Of
rich Lawns GA 10 aud ~ cts fine Jacones organde
l2H, Is & rebags cts 10 cts and higher Bee all col
at Ia % cts &C. 900 handsome Bere. Stella Shsws with
Chenille Embroidery at 80 worth IS co. Back and Colo ed silk
Paiasos om 20 cents and upvad fast coored Calico, at
and cent? cheap 10; Ladies' silk Thread Gloves Cau
let's l2 and Is h1r ard long SILK Nts 3T 80
ceis worth double The Hoseres Linen Handk rce
IRISH Lnen, and Bosom Brown and Black Shifting ana shSeng
Pillow Case Muslin and To selling French Needeworked Collars
from 2 - IS cs Cambria swlss Bands the fnst In
the city Cassineres and Lnen Goods for Boys wear
Black and ooored Sk, and great Goods too
10 mention win be found ut prices that asorh body
that No. ~ Main Look right place.
aplT JOSEPH SIRAUSE.
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The Convention

The Convention was in Secret Session throughout yes
s.rdAy ana % late hour las, night We are not as'
yIssd Of Ia action.
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RoOKs j sT PUBLIsHED.And reee we'd by

Il MUKhI5,
The Sable C)ud-a Southern tale with Northern By
the author Of The S5uths View Of Slavery" I5c.
biography Letters aad Literary Remains Of Mrs. Pozz
with and Introductory account Of her
life and wiiilgs ny A. ywArd, Eco sE0.
Vol. SIN mtcaulay's England, syo. 81 70
The Crossed Path, hass story Of modern lie by wIkie
Coas, author Of 'Ihe Woman In White" Csh s5. Paper
3iCO. apiS
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TUP NEW YORK WAR RTfI.

4LnASY, April l6.-The three millions war bill passed
the Assembly this morning there being only one mega
tive vote. The Governor signs i. to-day.
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~ 80 TIGE VOTEks uF EssCX

49, AND KING &QUELNlhe tine Is approaching abe
you called eec delegate - the Lee
gsature The people OF Lsex claim that the Is entitled snd
her the general undertaking Of ell concerned
un, k chooses express her preference ios King Qd
The object Of communication bring the notice Of the
Capt George L. Wright Tappahar-
noh f. and proper representative OF The best Interests aud
the honor OF Ngiris In the present cri Is
There but Issue before the people, ths Is shall Virginia
with the North - the Southern States And upon
that the aylng cry Of Capt Wight is, Virginia for the south
apls-.t E3.sN
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
Providence. K |, April l6.-Goy. Spasue has called
speial session Of the Legislature, tomorrow.
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FANEUIL HALL APPROPRIATED TO THE USE OF

BosroN, April lG-The city authorities have appropr-
ated Faneu Hall for the use of the troops who are re-
ponding to the call of the government The stars and
stripes" are now flying over the 'cradle OF liberty"
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Drl II. ~. GAHYI,

BE sIR-IhAve FOR months Used IN ny f.ul, -
pies justly Celebrated 1sktng 20 drrs Ard take rl,
nre in recommending tan to al ankles n, tie very best 49,
tried Tor making light sweet sp'ngy bread Tbs
Tor bad bread when 81 nipic's Powders are 80
Respee,Gy, J.. RicHlR' Lsv,t,E,
PETERSBURG Va July S0th, 1850 ~ :,
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Co. Fsandsroy and Lieut. Pegram left New Mexico
for the States on the sIst ult
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- ECOND SUPPLY -. ::

OPENING BY sTyANYR THIS n,v
Pl'ek SIX NANTES, newest styles and paiierns A''
Beautiful Hsrnane Shawl
File shawis, rare article.
Elegant wakieg sgitI.
splsndid Hernanes-a further supply.
Most beautiful Orzandies-ycry cheap
French J4c7nets. In great variety very eh.,n
Mourning Goods In varlety-anony Sheh an. v.,, Il,
'sreges, Grenadine Barege', Cha lies, &c. - "es1
app sAML NJ pRIcv , =.
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE
PRrMIVM az,

For all who desire TO have The color Of their hair
safety, cert lny add rspidy. N shade they .y d,s
ufactured by CHaIsTaDOa0. A~or House New Y,t ~
everywhere, and applied by al Hair DR.. his
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@-omce, Wall Stree. Hotel. Wall street
L.sI

WE, THE UNDSRSIGNED. Ole ATE
w ourselves not pay, PRESENT debt TO e
Of that furnishes MIN HsNEY the call OF
Abb aham Lincoln, to Cocrce SuhfuEate the Southern
States. OLhRKSJS, ANDERSON 90.
apis
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- YEASr PCWnERs.-Lw car

w. LICK Rlchrond Va, MANUFACTURES "Semplet Ir,l
ble baking Powder" His Is The only factory Of Had n ~
3outh and he prepared 70 fur ISL the entire trade az ~
able terms Northern manuA Ssmpet RoEG.r W.
gnis preparation, approved by ~ who used -RiOad viz
Fors IL nv Druygi - nd a. "a