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This table l. derived By Comparison Of NE Fiy,
Bard Alss each dAyt
Domestic Markets.

MONDAY, February IS, 1861.
| frorr, &o -TAs inquiry for western and state
Hour, early In tue day, was more general, but the
advanced prices demanded for shipping brands
check ed business. Trade brands are Arm, and 10
fair demand. The sales are 10 s0obbls. At s. Is a
- 20 for super fine state IS 32X IS 10 for extra
state ~ % s. so for choice S. 20 a So 81 for
low grades of extra western IS IS So G5 for shin
ping brands of round hoop extra Ohio, and 30 10
81 70 for trade brands do.
CansdiaA 1Jur is frmsr, the supply IL moderate
| sales OF $40 bbls. 1T 80 35 . 81 IS for extras.
Southern -four is quite firm, bu, the business il
ncderate-tke sales are 81 400 bbls. AZ $5 4O,s5 30
| for mix6d 10 good superfne Baltimore, &c., and
| ~ s5sI % for the better brands.
Rye h?ur Is steady and frm-sales of Isl bbls. 81
Corn meal Is quiet a, % 4oas3 - for Brandy.
/ wine.
Buckwheat -four is hrm a, 81 eass9 per 100 lbs.
GRAnHThe wheat market Is better, but the de-
sisted upon, and future advance in freigh,s. The
arrivals are limited, and fair inquiry prevails for
milling Al tie close.
/ Barley Is hrm and In fair demanl for the loc,
| tr.ds-sslss Of 800 bush. fair state at Tlbc.
| Barley malt is quiet at s5a9Oc. cash and time
Rye 10 NOT plenty, aud In fair demaad-,alss Of
Sna.l lots Of Jersey q, Csc, and State GIsG9c.
os,s are steady and In fair demand al s5 5,Sss1c.
ior Western and Canadian, aud s7a3Sc. for sate,
The latter rate delivered.
Corn Is Arm and in good requss, for the local
Tte sales are II 900 bushels At 62aG3 No. for new
Western nixsd, ~ the railroad depot; Gia05c. for
do. delivered CGsGTc. for old do. In store GSc for
DO. delivered, and 0CHscsc. for new southern
yellow.
PRovisioss-Ths porh market is quiet and prices
are nominal d II for msss and 10 for prime.
Beef is In retail demand and Is sssady-~les Of
sI bills q 50 7osss 10 for rspscksd moss aud sisA
$40 20 ssr extra. Pnme mes: 10 guiss a sls.slI.
Pa'on are inscsiys Al Atskslokc.
Lnd Is Arm and IN fair requs ss-saiss OF 100 bbls
anasc Hoka loc for western, and l0SsloAc for
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Fl IN A N CT A L, 10.
NEW YORK, Monday, Feb. is.

NV AonA' n'v to' ="
BUSINESS 'ne Dosru was nsn, pdsy WIN loN~
prices IN NeW iork ros"' WINE 'ne
snA~ ne niner' 'ne s'i'ns"a /" 'no !,
~" Is Ahinon een'isi' winch s''a ~ IN
= p" oen@ VI ossufuSS p''0o.
iteHs" no'es Ms nfmet. a se ,as,l -
Wss "Aos ~ Pfs, Ana snss VI. "e'
cd at the close. The Stase ssocks arc iowcf' ousho
pressed for sale, Ths RAilroad bonds remain hrm
....s s.-..-s s,r ,rxs.su,~ns
"e" .'e~1y ~
There Is no change q momss IN mooey ms"efs
Choice abort scospaanosa are wanted aa q . per
cens ana .. sils ssjse- four and SIX months pspsr
n -,,, c.n,,.r. A.. ..,n.,
-, .~,h.,,,. o,,o-,. ,-,,h .. =,
n. -, - ~. =
''"-. " . 49,. co.. S..,.. .. ,.,,,- :.
p ~ ,n,,. .
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TOR EMANUEL may be remarked soms Of the
names most familiar to the students Of history,
such as CoLosSA, SFoRzA, and GoszAaA;
others well known to literature and science,
such as DEGAsrARIs, the discoverer Of several
new planets; Professor Mossorrr, q distin-
quished natural philosopher and Professor
many political men Of high note, as, for in
stance, RuoGIsRo SE1rIMo, OF ths Princes Of
FTALIA, Dictator Of Sicily in 1913; Marquis
GUALrIERIo, now IntendAnt General .of
PERudIA; Marquis PAREro, &c. There Is also
a Professor ORsIsI among tbe number, but II Is
doubtful whether he lie q sshGye Of tho famous
ORsIsI OF 1858 or not.
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The many friends Of this expedition will bo
glad TO learn that Congress has passed an act,
which has received the signature Of the Prcs:
dent, TO authorize the name United States "
patriotically adopted by DIR. ISAAC !: HAYES
FOR his exploring schooner. The PhiladslPhia
Gazette, In reporting the above, says-"We
should be glad to think that, on the return OF
our country men from the frozen zone, they
will sec still flying, with undiminished stars
the flag for the honor Of which they are now
nerillne their own lives and fortunes"
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TIE EVAPORATION from the surface OF the
American Lakes is estimated at II, 800, 900 900,
COO cubic feet per annum, which accounts for the
enormous difference between the large volumes
OF water which enter the lakes, and tho 0om
psratively small quantity which leaves them at
Niagara Falls,
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DHIU'iIIAM 10 IHU DTTIhUSHiH VOHItrUIICcl 10
deserving Of attention;
CAssEs. tysr,) Jan. 10, 1901.
MT DEAR HUI I'll have again 10 express my
srtai regret NJ not being able 10 attend the Confer
epc = You may well believe how deep an intsres:
nks In u. There wants some such thing 10 give
one comfort IN these times, when such uutoward
events are, Ia 70 be feared, In progress. The dIf
ncultts unhapptly interpossd by various causes
tsome Of kind mot easily remoyedl 70 the settle
fre.ing her from the worst tyranny Of modern times,
and, above all, ffs alarm eh BY all the friends OF
human tmproesssnt at the risk o/ disunion IN
America, dre naturally uppomoa In ones nlind al
the present tiWe. Hoo much u Il 20 be wished thai
TIE oo,teadirg parties ta both Itaiy ant America
tsoutd tlko loV oa cf or books, and arn ths ,sis
dom as vcu as uwtu ~ oonsvogiso and ustssul oon
oesssOn Our constitution is the genuine result Of
his wisdom. ] heartily wish sucoass W ths Con
,srsass, nd bsllsys ne, stas psovouAx.
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The Virginia Election.

The Richmond Whig publishes the result OF
the official returns from one hundred ami three
counties and cities, on the question Of referring
the action Of the Convention to the people. II
foots up as follows;
MajOrlties for reference 49,4l4
do. against reference. 10,006
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MACHIyERYs
nICK'S ANTI-FRICTIoN MACHINE.
AND faEsaSa fk5N as.

E1BokS lvINd HAc;HISEs IN IsErnVM rHs WoRfS. f
heqsirsA h ruanins then; snd no repairs are nss1
q Sss ysas. ths lArss.A mae Inc require le thai
sns iSsa ID tt.sts:. 4 r VIII :, Seresptibls sdsr %
nshments h ne country, . team IL vsius q -
Ss;':: .s cocs s:ss.i 49, ~ "a DICKS fT.MI
Iis EsgmI %, fruvidsns ' !. l. j. B.xWW.
So..si:s Ja..1 nn.; z Oc, MY YET; war.
kAoTolv, Oelli.svilIe b, esl many etSers in ae1
fosas NV nAds.A. Virginia, n.oIt dsesyia, ora,
4sss ys.n. ssy tksy veaA sot . witASlG shs1 FOR
lhrss o fosr xrss thss ea.e ~ stts - Sk.i N
~ hsY pas fsr tAsir cad IN sv9y - HpntS -.
crass lrsasdy sas.Aa 3. asAs ik1rosSlk
.or .Tsnss ssoTEE : O.:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TERMS CASH IN ADyANC

two words, or less one dsy 10 Goods; two days, II
cents three days, N sS days, e1 10, An inssr-
ions indie, sane price esck day.
Marriages and Aths, % cents for each fpr iiaas.
kIthy Advertisements of four liaes inserted ~ -
conyepfuncs Of the Office, o. for every "a lnssrta,
Advert sepent received until 10 O'Clock, n. rhAs
stabiishmeni is entirely closed on Sunday.
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RMPIOYHuRyr-Male.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL RICK
IA ARDS Prize Jewelry Envelope, containing more
articles than any other envelope advert.ed Agents
are no. mssins u Re5 day. send stsmP Tor frsn nna
rABINKT MAKER WANTED FOR A
~ hrpt class hotel-An unmarried man who can re-
pair furulture who underytapds cabinet and carpen
fers work. uphoi.tering hanging Of curtains etc and
uho can mako himself generally usefnl eau have q
permanent situation At good salary. AadrsS DOE
39Ta New York Post Once 1s,1f9,f
COLDIERS - WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
- for u 8. Army, 800 active men Pay from ~ 70
o9a per month, with board clothing, &c- APgy At the
Istnclpal rendesvous, % Chatham =. fela s%ael0S
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lord Brous.an I'm favsr Of Conce.sIsn.

The following letter, addressed by Lord
BRouonAM to the Birmingham Conference, is
deserving Of attention:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
VOL. VI. NO. 81.
q ct + Y.
ltrom the New York Evening Post.l
The Old Chimney Place.

A stack of stones. dingy wall,
. er which the bramblcs cling and creep.
path ON which the shadows fall.
\ door step where long dock weeds sleep /;
broken raiter III the grass.
A sunkcn hearth. stone stained and cold.
Noushi left hut these, fair home, alas
And the dear memories Of old.
Around this hearth. this sacred place,
All humble household virtues grew
The gfandslre'S love. the maiden grace.
The matren' instincts. deep and true.
Here hrst 'wcnt words Werell,pcd here broke
lIieis morning dream and yet more dear,
HAT love that ftc'- best impulse wokc.
Grow warmer, seutler, year by year.
How cheerful. While the storm without
Mhfiled The Garth and iced the night,
The ruddy glow gushed laughing out
On merry groups and faces bright;
How ehimed the eaaokllng, ffeakish flame
With rosy ninth or thoughtful ease.
Or. may he, sylHblod the name
OF orc rocked o'ct the ,hlverng seas.
What falry scenes. what golden lands,
" NGat laseaut- Of romantic pride.
In the wcrd deep of glowing brands,
Sew nv fair iav, 'ho dreamy viewed,
Til nursing hsr., his .liflt dfew
S'fsHt inspiration, and his years.
Hy beauty -uitie uatHtc, knew
ihe pt'ha q Natures inner >FAete'.
Herr, a the .NaaajnE ea'efs >cat
A fs,nt hosh through the quiet gloom,
Ia the warm hush have iovef- r.eHt
-ihe ffREraHr" Il tfIe hslrtas fresh bioum
And yeliia< in ~ dreamy eycs
Her ttemaiaus ~, here hu>Ae1 the bride j,
Iierc or plie forms IN funeral gti@.c
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Ml1ttllantnu1.
TWenty.Elght Years Ago.


In l>32 South Carolina. believing TIN
South to be srjes~a,lf oppressed ~ the
. various at ot teasrsss, IatIns 'aiie,
anl unpo-t+ on foreign import, AMI -
peeialIy the act. ef ls2> all ls''2, tooa
measure, to Obtain redress by #eN"reis'ns
her separate aud Independent natlonllltH4
On The 18th ot October the legislature
passed tor calling a convention II meet on
the third Monday Jl9hl of Ao,feb"r'
d" The first act ot the convention, >dy~ a
record OF tho,t tima-. viii be to malil'Y
the act OF Can.re,. AMI the legislature,
meetin. th, Monday after, viii l=be read.s=
to provide tor any exi-cnejcs, and will
annex such pains and penalties to all at
rcmpts at an enforcement Of the tariff
law, a. will make the holdest hesitate
The result Of the contest in"hleh We have
embarked God alone iorscos.
October 219--NaJor,,'enern Horomo,
from headquarters, at W Na,hm-lo'A Issued
TO MAJOR Iltilcnan, commtnims the nj
tel State troop, in Charleston, r9uill"u-
tial orsler> for the utmost vigilance To
preycnt surprise m the NIGHT or hy day on
the part of any - OF people Whatever
and warnut the officers in command
=. that they uill b, hold responsible for
forts and garrison under thyir respective
commands, and that an attempt to sur
prise tbe forts must be rePeiiel at eve
~ hazard
November 6.-0rders went from WASH
in.ton for "Colapany B Of the Fourth
Artillery to proceed forthwith to Fort
Moultrir, in the harbar Of Char.e,ion'
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graph records the response 10 the call:
~ olunteers are offering at the call of
the legislature with a spirit and prompt
ness which shows that there are few of the
sons of Carolina who are not ready to de-
fcnd her. In this District (Columbia,)
there will be least five full companies of
one hundred men each. In such neigh
boring districts as we have heard from We
learn that almost the entire population is
volunteering. In Fairfield about twelve
hundred, Edgefeld twelve hundred, Lau-
rcns one thousand &c"
Large shipments of the heaviest artill-
cry and OF small arms were made in New
Y ork for South Carolina early in Janua-
ry.
On the part of the general government,
by orders from the War Department, all
the officers on duty at Charleston were
required to sign anew the rules and arti-
clcs of war and the oath Of allegiance, and
if any seemed to be of doubtful zeal
in favor of the Union, they were prompt
ly relieved bv staunch men and removed to
other posts. The official correspondence
of the Department was characteristic Of
the practical wisdom of the President
Sheets might be filed with such evidence
Of the temper of the times, of the depth,
sincerity and earnestness Of the feeling
which had taken possession of both par
ties, not only in South Carolina but in
other states
On tbe 1st nf March tbc cnu1nronisc
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u In an account of a picnic, an evil
IDENTIFY hungry reporter says: There
was good deal of spoon, some table-cloth,
and a variety of incidentals pleasant to
look upon, but as for food, its appearance
wa, as rare as comet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
Governors Address.
Gentlemen ofHse Senate

! beHtfeNlCH 6J [}e tSeHGtG
and Of the HouSe Of Representatives
The year Just closed, has been with our
people, one of unsurpassed prosperity in all
their material relations. The husbandman
has enjoyed the advantage of ready markets
and remunorating prices for the generous
/ haryests which have been the reward Of his
/ labors, The shipbuildcr and the lumber
men have been encouraged by more liberal
returns than had, for several preceding years,
waited upon the important branches of in
dustry over which they preside and in the
empoyments Of labor and capital, in what
ever department, with few, if any exceptions,
the spring Of II quicker and steadier life has
been felt. Health peace, and comfort have
been within our borders, and In our hablta-
tons. 1t has been the common remark Of
our wisest observers, that never before has
the State been so strong in all the conditions
4 of physical pr0speritY-that never has its
wealth been So considerable or 50 generally
dilfuscd and that the people have at no
/ former period been 50 free from pecuniary Ii
abilities as ut the present time. 1t may be
J doubted wcthcr the sun in his whole course,
visits a community whose members are moro
clear of financial cmbarrassments, or who
are more generally in possession Of the means
and accessories of comfort and independence
than those among whom our lot has been
cast.
For these flvors and benelictions Jet US ac-
knowledge with dev0ut and reyereut hearts,
with offerings Of thanksgiving and gratitude,
our dependence upon that beneicent and
gracfoas PaovIBE>cE from whom alone they
have come and let us implorc the eontinu-
ance Of His blessings to THIS people. to our
beloved Commonwealth, aud to that Unlon-
Government, IN whose perpetuity ana integ-
rlty are eniolied 50 many OF the hopes OF
mankind.
1t will be 2ur grateful duty to labor asstd-
nousIF and earnestly lathe hight oi that
large and comprehensive policy which per
ceiyes that the different sections OF the STATE
are infinitely related To each other AMI that
no step taken in behalf OF one that docs not
advance them all-lor the promotion oi thosa
interests and pursuits To winch our attention
and care are obYiau'ly summoned by the nat
ural resources, ana the geographical and
climatic position oI the STATE whose welafe
has bean temp 'rarlly mmlttei t9our charge.
Situated IN the path OF the intercourse be
twr'n the new world aud the ed with
direct SCI front - oi t"o tunf!rel and thirty
mics, and, ttll1wus the .inuosIt,es ot t9e
tide. with moro tdan thrla ta1us nd mils at
eaast, upon which ara uamer ns Aarb9rs.
some Of them ungiyailel in ear aeitv, safety.
and accessibility With railroad connections.
extending through tie Ginaelts AMI tha
Nartbwr,t,-t.N states p,sses@ acjliti : tar
the transaction ai i EtFse AM pg5td H COM
mercc equal To thasa ol Maine. And IN the
essential e7a@ittieas ot a successful Prosecution
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other departments of human interest and en-
dcavor In the study of its methods, the in
vestieation of its laws, the working-out o
it's experiments, and in the increased meas
ure Of remuneration achieved thereby. az
ricultre becomes the useful, the honorable
and the beautiful calling which God has pro
vidcd for the most favored of his children.
The farmers Of our State who have Away
contributed with chcerfullnrss in aid of other
interests and avocations, will expect Of tht
Legislature some practical recognition c
their claim to the fostering care and Iudic
Gus encouragement which a State may prop
erly extend to those who do so much 20 make
it strong and great and happy. They vii
come before YOU as am advised, soliciting
an appropriation for scientific survey Of the
State. believing that such suryey embra.
cling its Zoology, Agriculture, Natural His
tory AMI Physical Geography, ably conducted
and faithfully reported, would greatly tcne
10 dcyclopc and improve its agriculture, de
tefmine It's mineral wealth, increase its me
chanical and manufacturing interests, and
assist in supplying our educati5nal wants
! And moreover, that it would attract popu-
lation, capital and enterprise from abroad. .
/ G7ncurring in these views. have no hcSita-
ton in commanding the subject to your con
/ sidcration, expressing at the same time my
/ firm belief that you can in no way render a
/ better service to the State and all its inter
c5ts, than by making adequate provision by
law for carrying into effect the wishes oi
this numerous body Of our citizens.
/ In the northcasterIy sections OF the State is
4 tract Of country, embracing an area Of not
. less than one hundred townships surprising
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nd nisa.e.cr a. lreeI> e.'n AL e'zar.
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NNh'''t anu HllIuncSS, ne declares IL TO DC
his painful duty to state that in one
quarter OF the United States opposition
to the revenue laws has risen to a height
which threatens to thwart their execution
llt not to cndangcr the integrity of the I'm
ion ! and expressing his conGdcucc in the
existing laws as sufficient for an immedi-
ate emergency. On the same dav com.
panics b and + Of the ID Artillery. and
companies c and G. Of the 4th Artillery
] were ordered to Charleston, and Colonel
BanEhead was ordered to take the com.
mand at that place and on the 7th OF
December Company q Of the lst Artile-
ry was ordered to proceed to Charleston,
with four twenty-four Founders, ,howitzers
four twelye-pounders, field pieces, and
eight six-pounders, with their equipments
complete, together with fifty pounds oil
ammunition to each gun.
December 10.-Thc proclamation OF
General Jackson was issued, of which the
most significant passage declared
3" Their the leaders' object is disun
ion; but be not deceived by names dis
union by armed force is rREAsoN-are you
really ready to incur It's euilt2 II you
are, on the heads OF the guilty in,tgators
Iof the act he the dreadful Consequences
on their heads may fall the dishonor, but
ION yours may fail the punishment-on
Your unhappy state will inevitably fail all
the evils of the conflict you force upon
the government Of Your country. 1t can
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rT The moment anything assumes the
shane OF duty, some persons feel them
selves incapable of dischargns it,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING -0ne square or less
three insertions, 81 rs; each subsequcntinser
ton 25 cents. One square one year, 5000
A liberal discount made on long advertise
meuts square is 16lines Nonpariel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
RUFFIN'S
PHOSPHOR-PERUVIAN GUANO,

An ready y. supply orders for fertilizer. f.ss
they come In All rely geng, without delay an
ucle not Inferior to have made different In lie Phosphate
Eredients from anything eae In market and better, became
contains more BoBs Phosphate " Lima than o,hsi
Manipulated Guxns
The results Of applying my preparations wheat the past
have been favorable could be expected under e
bned disasters Of joint rust and most Of The drought
which prevented the present favorable action Of the phospha
vey great exten, q: the time the wheat ainns But as
OF testimony that equal superior 10 Peruvian Gu
wheat Whilst for lands that need nearly al
and dot has proved lis superiority underfA for pro
ducng good stand OF clover true that occasono nIe
have been reported but they such every manpuA.os
hea Of sometimes due TO the fact that the land did
phosphse but most generally the vot for both vheA
and clover have Known
The best evidence OF the value OF 10 be found IL
the fac. that have orders for than four tnes nseh
had at the period last year.
Peuons who induced 70 try my guano from her
nenee the Of Others particularly requested
order RunI GuAno and 70 that they get H. here
many manipulated articles In the market
had Of nyse the commission merchants generally
In nchn0nd Of my sssnis, hessn THol BRANCH some
PsersburE n ROLLINS Co., Lypchbars HUGH SCOTT, Pred
erei.eurSi MASON, hAKrT co., scetsriIisi JoHasroh
CLARKE CO., Danvile
soptk-ca BkANK q. RUYYfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
REDEMP1ION OF $685. IA 90 OF VIRGINIA
SIX PER CENT DEBr

NNHK hodel OF s following ee hcaes OF deb sued by he
OF vrgos under Act 70 ride the construe
Tuneke road fom stsunon 70 Par ersburg sed
18th arch 1885, amended ~ the Sd section OF 10
vide certain railroad paIies and for
purpese. Assed 9l arch Isn will take notice that the Com
the sinking Fund win the 3st cay Of
Deer lsG redeem the said certificates (rsspts much there
Of my appear TO be held By et o. TIE ned stnes at the
Treasury ohe Commonwealth 1he holders Of said eerfeate,
are require LA s December 1861 surrender the
Office Of the second auditor whehsr surrendered
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
no N NsReMH!AlssT: 81 A. = ANN \ >, MHoLEs,LK 4 ~ 8 BUY


s,or receiving Southern ov
log goods aA Iode and be Blankets Il b sched LopG
Cloths do fancy. cred and mturnlng tnis 20 bs st
eoorsd FianBrs roO laid linsys Lieaehsi
priit "a case colo ed onohes do re. C.nbIe bosn ilnr
Dusk prlne housene Detain-s. Lsc. md ~ooT- y
Lup n black Bombsaef black and coore buk fnhsd Velvet
baef Italian Cloths tlaer sApet military Co'Ns and cas
simerts india Cosis sbd Lesgn black and eloj
ing H do DO patent hfeses White spool Cotton cord pan
and froni Buttln,. mAhl lhrssd Prs melina shirts aud
Drsves fisel Hoop skla large stock Of fA and ntr
Goods Ter sde, and mems which oasr for ale ~ who'll
sale and retail WAfktES . ficELKs. oil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
ITO THE LADIES AND GEN.

&& MEN on THE CITY on RICHMOND, STATE OF
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER sTATEs We aov prepared
Manufacture Ladies' Gentenens hlsSes Boys, Charenf
We have almost entire set OF workmen In employ
usnt, th.. cannot be surpassed hero o. elsewhere
ALEX HILL co.,
lfI Main ~, Richmond, Va
~ All kinds Of Boots and shoes made to order hereofors
We have hand the bes, Materials imported direct
apg A.. H. d %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
PREMIUM BIT.

0e8 TRR8 conceded 10 be the most deiiciour whole
and erecaal tonic In the World used By almost every fam
y i9 VIRGINIA, ADArrzD solely fer this climate, and hoald DO
found the Southern Family for all ds
Ases Of the stomach and bove They never fail % make
OF DrsrKsA Nervous headache 4e With pain In the
stomach bowels they give immediate relief, correct dordered
ers and In weak and debated persons they VIII give vital
energy the whole system They only need trial give them
precedence all other Bters Thee htes be had OF
Nessu GRAY, PURGEiL, LADD 90, and BY all prominent
Druggists Richmond aud elseahere In virginia and
North Carolina Also by O. sToTr co., Warrington uty, D.
o. CANDY GILPIN CO., Baltimore B. A. FAHNEsroCK co.,
Phl8oeirha, and BARNES PASK, New YORK.
Orders nled By Addressing L BAKfR, PToprieori
Feb. 6-iko Richmond, VS..