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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

Inc National lnteligeOcer contains cor
respondence between Lord Lyons aud Secre-
tary Seward relative to the imprisonment Of
two British subjects. Lord Lyons says:-
$50 far as appears to her Majesty's Govern
ment, the Secretary of State of the United
States exercises, upon the reports Of spies
and informers, the power of depriving Bri-
fish subjects of their liberty, of retaining
them in prison, OR lberating them, by his
own will and pleasure. Her Majesty's Gov
eminent cannot but regard this despotic and
arbitrary power as inconsistent with the
Constitution Of the United States, as at va
rance with the treaties of amlty subsisting
between the two nations, and as tending to
prevent the resort of British subjects to the
United States for purposes of trade and in
dustry. Her Majesty's Government have
therefore felt bound to instruct me to remon-
strate against such irregular proceedings,
and to say that, in their opinion, the autho--
ity of Congress is necessary 10 order to JUS
THY the arbitrary arrest and imprisonment
of British subjects"
Mr.. Seward responds :-"This Govern
ment does not question the learning of the
legal advisers of the British Crown or the
justice of the defence which Her Majesty
pays to them. Neverthe ess the British Co.
vernment will hardly expect that the Presi-
dent will accept their explanations of the
Constitution of the United States, especially
when the Constitution, thus expounded,
would leave upon him the sole executive re-
sponsibiity of suppressing the existing in
surrection, while it would transfer t. Con-
gress the most material and indispensable
power to be employed for that purpose"
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

From Harper's Ferry, We learn that after
the fight on Wednesday, the Federal forces
withdrew on Thursday morning to this side
of the Potomac, bringing with them ten
thousand bushels of wheat captured from a.
military depot. Daring Thursday the Oor-
federates did not re-appear, but yesterday
they came back and renewed the fight with
cannon across the river II was reported
that the Confederates design destroying
Harper's Ferry and Bolivar, and the inhabi-
tants were packing up preparatory to escap-
ing into Maryland. During yesterday they
burnt Heirs MILL on the island on the
Shenandoah side of the Ferry.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
JOHN H. PARROT,

JOHN H. PARROTT.
nEALER IN PIANOS, MELOD EONS,
~ G UT AR S, and MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS generally. and MUSIC for the sane;
also, BOOKS, STA TIONERY, and FANCY
GOODS, No. l66, King street, Alexandria, Va.
oct
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
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A l. III Il N A G +.
1851.
GROCERIES, &c.

NNVCEhE Ed, &C.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
A NICE ARTICLE OF FLOUR, expressly
"A for Family use, can be had at c. +. SUI
TIE & co $, No. 20, Union street. Call early.
oct 19-1w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

The Rev. Nehemiah Adams, D. D., of Bos
ton, preached sermon on fast day, on the
reunion of the States.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

BOOTS AND SHOES.
/. R0SENTHAL,
MANUFACTURER OF
B y q rs and s II O Il s,
No. 9S King street, opposite Sayepto RGL.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
lz39~ Several good HANDS wanted immc
diately. oct ll--lm
HENRY C. FIELD,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER,
NO "a King street, Alexandria,
" FEPS on hand and is prepared to manu-
IN taeture BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds
ZzG~ MILITARY ROOTS or SHOES made at
the shortest notice, and Of the best material.
Hzy~ Persons in want of good article in his
lipc, wiil do we'll to give him a call. oct Z
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
News from the South.

Large quantities Of leather and canvas
shoes are manufactured Previous to and in
anticipation of the war, immense quantities
of leather were brought to Nashville from
Kentucky, Texas and NJ ssouri. One leather
dealer alone bought SIC, 900 worth of leather,
which is now being worked up. Canvas
shoes having been discovered on the feet of
some Union prisoners. the new idea soon
spread ovec the Southern country, and they
are now made in large quantities, especially
in Nashville.
There are now in the warehouses of Nash
vile, meat and, -four enough to feed the Ten
nessee troops for ten months.
Commodore Hollns arrived in New Or
leans on the 18th inst The city was illumj-
mated
The war has given great impetus to man
ufactures in Nashville, almost everything
necessary for army purposes being manufae-
tured there in large quantities.
The Rev. Nehemiah Adams, D. D., of Bos.
tnn oh cd ~
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

DRYAN & ADAMS, AGENTS, have on hand
NJ Brown and Bleached Cottons
Brown and Bleached Canton Flannels
Cassimeres; Cassinets; Linseys
White and Red Flannels
Grey Sack Flaunels; Calicoes; Bed TiclSings
Nett Understands and Drawers
Gloves, Hosiery &c. oct 1l--6w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

a Mont GEsE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
IA sornent cf the various styles a Portraure executed by g.
" @lNNls At his Photograph and Fine AIT Gallery, 2l7 Main
Street. Acn r Va nay be found Licensees OF the following
well known and distinguished gentlemen all OF which bear ea
mony 70 the experience skill the Artists employed
and the vel earned reputation Of his Gallery
ExGoV hlse Hon SIR Orr 8 c.,
>" Lieut. Gov. Jackson, !ro. r. Thompson, EIq
Lieut. Gov. Montague, Rev. Mr. Rled
Hon Jas. Lyons, Rev MFR. Peerkin
=" Caskie, Rev. hr Duncan,
JuGge LomaK, Rev Mr hinegcFode,
Tyler, Rev. Ar. Baker,
" Hopkins. Rev }. Burrows,
ChAs Bruce, ESQ.,, Rev. J. =. E1UsrdS,
Gen. VIM. Walker, Rev Mr seeley
Capt Jos. Myers, Rev Mr. Peterson,
Re7. Mr. Jeter Rev Mr. KepleE,
Rev. W. A. Smith, Rev Mr. Wilmer
fhe late Rev ir Dbrel, The late Judge Butler g. O.,
The late Judge Clnoton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Sir B0gs, Rev Mr.. Schrgiey,
Duplicate copies OF all the above for sale and style
Photograph executed from life copied snail pictures
tArrAnted % pIesse. mA3O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
&Nyzy 80 sss

suPERrSDEsDSSr's OFFICE,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850
Winter Arrangements.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST
ON and after Monday Dec 24 passenger trains will run As
~ follows: - - .
FROM RICHMOND To D1RVILLE
Richmond daily except sunday at O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danvlle at 2 10 o'clock p VI.
FROM DAHVTLLE TO RICHMOND
Mail Train lie Danye daily except sunday ato O'Clock A.
NJ and reaches X chmond Al .Oj O'Clock p. NJ
The Train from Richmond connects a. Bakse With the Trans
over the Railroad Lynchburg and the South aud
South " est daily. 1890 . -,
The train from Danve Burksve With the southsde
trains Petersburg and Norfolk, and At RICHMOND
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the York River Railroad also with the James NV
Steamboats, for rok and Old Point.
Through tickets be procured and baggage VIII be checked
through 10 Tie following points
L,rchburg, Chattanooga.
Bristol, Nashville,
K~o1Yle, Hunsyiue
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alta IA, Memphis,
Montgomery, C-n'on,
Yicssburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
oHAa. G. TALCOTT
DECO super-terder'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
DAILY LIVE or PACKETs.
TO sCoTTsvlLLE.

,ElRIwEEKLY, THR Ugh To LYNCH Asss-1uT-77h
B BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ~ .Es-z =
AND TRI-wEEELY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI-
" LINE As FAR AS sCOTTsVlLLF
'unon' 20 Tt,-g 90 norman 40
The through line viii Richmond Monday, Wednesday aad
Friiaya5P NJ and and the 9Th September The Way
Inc f5- scosye will leave a5 NJ fudsy Thurs Jays and Sat
irdsy and op lar as scoe Rturnieg leave Scots
Vile Monday. "Wednesday and Friday ~ H. Y.
Gee distance fare time Of passing IN card bsw r through
line that the Scoitsyle line will pass Inferno Hate
later coming down
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lyncbcrs MondayWed-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
ALFRED =. LEE,

IN CA3EsS or WHISKEY, WARRANTED te
~ he y old AID equal 10 thus OF the kind
"r~d. 'or sals ~ JONEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

-,PLN> DID STOCK or ,,.-,s ,-ssSss-sz,
40 On announce trst tfeir as Il n ~ ri n
.-tr.-t m pI ANO s1Er.s wss never better
r....- t-a-.uUlfs vIr '.r- Strings, ti.i' - 80
.t ,.,' ne are r,.y ,L lte, giving Them oepl1' ll l
.-l -r. = % toce. m g-e- vit o.raonH am - ao.
h, t- T.. rat % taet Taey 11ef them - a. So
'e''-A--'- -' JAMES WOODE0CSf CO
Booksellers, St.tiouers and
Dealers On Psn0 F9rtes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

NINE LIlI WELNs
ENrE Rave r1rc @ r- a-rec- ron france, - ms Lone
~ Id cases One Cs-st Wlle
sg basa--r Cttlpag %. Wac
sr.tfr e. e Preach Brandy
s frrss I.t % vrr superior GA Wnes All BrAnas IN
I. Al 49, ana purity, having been bought n bond
E.rtr C.rtrl Ale, lrsh ana scotch WHISKY OF,
A.. a. o. s.-ck % Virrnia aye "lliSs comprise
- tr.rss u.rt 90 r.-h ve-y od ana superior,
t-i oI Eh-A ~ TeHNs0N, TOCNGER OTtf,
crAt-ra Pearl street Arhrn0nf VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
~AsH, BLIND AND DOOR

C0RNER IN - hAIN oIt.thIo, tIVHHVNIl "
NTFRt FER y. HILL
on 5000 IT, .r--.v 80 one s--tlst -t every tfcrp
n son III rrrE 'l ttr .ae 'ts.--e W. rs Ll-s. -L-o.-
.r...Inr-g emo fre best Quality --.Aaf -e5 ~ VA -
.r..- 41r t1 bel cf l.t .tat order
P-s r5 are ehs 51lF OF rtPaey are respectfully ia-
-s- iron country vi receive prompt attention
x Bur.fas- Glass AZ factory P1l a1d are e-shd o. furni
AL MTgcrR HTUI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

500. notice. 1850
k3zH l1zi5iEF
TO PASSENGERS GOING iuRTA NEW ARRANGEMENT,
IrIPGEsEAN'g SO TRAVELLERS.
THEUJGN 4ItELI.t,b IHEJlbN tAhCh2
GEFAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING TIE GREET UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-suaday u!-ht exclpt-d--betveen
RICHMO>O ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIaOkE, PHIL
ADELguA HW YORK, aad al important points West vie 40
lu'a Creek asa W-sAir -teH, evar The
BCHIGin FREpERiCBSBi Re- AID POTGfiC RAILROAD,
TO The Potomac gigs7 70 mile ~ Splendid and comfortable
-tCse theme. Washington, % miles, 10 al 30 niles IN hours
being cU-ortah!. and perfectly SAFE -E'e ~ 1qeet
- Hours ~ departure SD e.. r.. --d iyl =. II.
&C. Baggage under charge q sGcciM Ar-1.s, CHECKED
THROUGH 10 NaEhrgcn, Baltimore, Philadelphia and EeE
through tickets procured tAs following points To
Baltimore PHILADELPHIA Cl-.lu4, CuumAus, Indianapolis, Cal
TO- DAYTON j. rs.rylc R.rS ,ad ZlHesvle, washington
Tss 81 L,l Chicago, Ps.urs Louisville, Decatur, NcE
.rk, Nar.rL.s
Passenger breakfast and sup - Asnard and dine board IL.
comfortable sieassG between GAIA C.es and Washington.
Persons sflr obtain uckg5 1r servants Tor Washington
Cy ana points :ull. North a be vouched for bv
some resi- Olsle white 81 % Mcalrgt 8. person,
officers ofhe Eoai tickets V De sIi applied Tor by
Letter.
sNocro. Iii JAHES T. WINSTON,
GsEi Ticket Ageat
s4liI RUTH, s7pi
once z. =. ( 2. r. K. Co.,
Iick- end, Sept. is, 1873. IAni<--t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

wishing 20 obtain rygrts
Z the Rchncrd fredericksburg and Potomac r. K for VA
ugon CITY aud points further North must, IN al cases be volch
cd Tor b- some citizen ~ Richmond IN person,
<non 20 The officers Of the Read vi be cold
Oiled for By letter A. D. ALLEN,
raQl ~ rick e. Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
RlCHMOhD AND BANVlLLE RAILROAD,
NnrICE I'm GHIppaR4

RlUHMUhD and NANNILLt KaILhJ1UI
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
RRANGENESr- have been made hy The Rich 80 SfN
n Danvle Railroad c, mFany where Es*s - q
b, Down Freight irended M the port Of Richmond
and also up Freight arriving coua by water aud having io
It's destination any point accessible 90 This Company oy rs O.,
line bi Through Frgt Nth any oher fCio'
Will be celyeI stse8 direct Thus reLr'
the shippers OF freight from an charges FOR Gray %
Wharfage tine facilitating the spe dy irsnpc
Of goods.
Parties delivering goods Vhich they desle should be sh n
Rcau0u! ibis arrangement will state q: tie tim. o then
delivery.
The Railroad Company v when rclard, attend 10 eF-c'lnc
goods al points Of the United States and
Lsdur pr sailing will be forwarded to
gdoTs and couBgnoeB
FOs further particulars address
N Ff. o e..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
u,HE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA

TUyTIE VIRGINIA LIPE INSURANCE. COuPA-
NY fully prepared for business and The attention OF the
public earnestly called to tie Importance OF It's objects This
Company under lis charter divides seyeneghs OF It's proh
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving The
ssured adyanta Mutual System with Che pledge OF
perpetual Capital tlO the added security that lie
ckdes have moneyed Interest In conducting Its
Affairs with prudence and economy.
The requires half the Capital Stock and Earnings
be Bond Mortgage unnoumbered Real Estate
worth double the RmountI
chief object Of the Company 70 aid In retaining at home
the money which goes annually from our bAte
for Life Premiums Northern Companies. That money Will be
Customers for Of At legal Interest," and dis
tursed In midst.
Endowmens and Annues granted Life and term Policies 10
sued st as other good Companies Slaves hsuredfO
II for n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NG5kOENEA = stl1 d MAJ - a Gah - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Is ,,z&Ss5 Is as25ass -
ON and aFTER Monday December DIST,
- Ihr Mali ana Passenger Trims,
ssarton, al intermediate |ay Stations citing a. Cog
ton5yie, wa tc Orange aud Aex,nds Railroad Trains f2'
Alexandria and intermediate s;ao71 and ~ Charlottesville wiz
heirtsns yuciburg a pouts Wsst AID s.uWest Of
hat place md every oler day. viz rles4sys ar9ys, and
Browns Stages connect with The train s,aunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and At Goshen on Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays for Lexington.
Garman Mason and Compary ages connect With me Train
Tueday Thursdays ans days al Mboro f1r the Warm
Springs, md at Jscson River icr the White sulphur Spring.
Lewlsourg, &c. ,,
The Mall Train leaves Jaetsoas Hyer on Mondays, Wsdne
days I'd Fr.lsJs At ai3 P ~ Tor segn;o2 .c,s
will leave Wayutabo-o 5. sni stanton, q 90 g. 81
Mondays and Prl1sys, for Jackson. Diver
REIUENiNG,
Leave Jaekols River Tuesday and Saturday, at 7i5 W.
through Tickets for the warn and white Sulphur SPRING
Lexington Lvsbuig &C .Ho .os Ncneste Lees rrr Lgrc!
aurg Bon,acks s4l.n Shavsyl- Cisia1sbu g Bristol Knox
Canton Nov Orleans and an Important Points IL the s1ulhe
''' DC p'''-''' '''''' '"' rgomAs DoDnrAD
jazz General Superb nden;
Gsas; v miC2 aIygs i,l ANp ~,
AND ETEAMBOAT LINE,
tTEAME7 WHIST POINT Capt. Rowe leaves Nerfot Mon
Courthouse connecting with Tie at West Point at p ST.
and arrive Ia Richmond at $3.50 p. NJ
Retuoung he Leaves King and Queen Court Hcufe on
Tuesdays Thursdays saturdays, $50 A. ~ connecting
Eih West Point a. 9l5 A. H. and arrive Ia Ro9'olk Ut
8aUP
Passenger trains Richmond daily (S1ndays excepted 90
A. II aud wts Point Tuesday, Eaursdds and Saturday
az 10 r. 81 ana arrive In Richmond At 1875 A. NJ
accommodation am Freight Train ALL leave Richmond Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday at4 + g.. stop ag n signal
Fryhs received Tlesdays TLur.days Saturdays until 800
p. ~ Richmond AID Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days until p. VI. West Point
Passengers for Williamsburg E take stage a. Rsers FOR Gou
er a. Csppahoo and for sau Ia aat Crbatna at "eat
Point
Vare from Richmond TO Norfolk, dinner extra g.
iniD--ta II TEMPLR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
.uorzAmsH1p YoRK. fin,

II s:MAILo TN nm yoRkafhs fofstosn, zGGaE
nSos Lewis Parriih VIII here at O'clock T. ~ ius'
the 26th iust -. -, 81, h,,rd In DUE tine
Pas,AFS 70 New York meals aud stateoom lheluuei Wv
age passsgs only 60 =, -t-..A..,.
Frbt received to-day (MondayO and up 70 the h0u' Vi
Io are tsouss,ed TO send their goods today
and berth secured Office or on oosIo sup
feeb for Boston taken moderate rates ana ior~aueu VII"
despatch. An WATSON
fe25-2t hoD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

Z. nIOOHE, Agent,
"a. Cary Street, near Columbian Hotel;
Jrers low, 'cr cash
New OIlesrs Molfsses IN half bbis
Cuta Muscovsdo and Porto Rico do and syrt
Hibts family Roe llerr!ngs and asckerel
e5 Pals Refined LeafLard
Plire Ba on Hans, sh"ti iers srd Sles
Patent 2 .evn Adlsn' lad 7 -Iow C.adler
Brown a. Black TuIpeTt'ne Soaps
Old Doa.nlan Nails and Shoe TscEs
Salt: Sup Csrb. s0Gs
R'ce-starch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco SndCigar
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
n o. and * Coffee Sugar
Mocha, java, Lag and Rio Coffee
Family Extra and Sup Flour
London POrter-Vinegar
Brooms, Buckets s7d Demjohns, and oil kinds Of
srcar- end Wines &C., &c. seal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

DIRECTOPe.
VIM. H. M4e'Gr aad, John Purcell
Joseph Alel Ssmr T Dayly,
Roscoe B. Heath, Jos Z. Anderson,
Thos W. McCance, Thomas r. August,
John II. Montague, 30. H. Maury,
DavidI Burr, Jas. A. CowBrdiu,
Lewis Ginter, y. McJlelland,
John Jones, z. T. MOORE
Jas, l.. Appsrson, John H. Cialborhei
Lewis D. CrenshSW, B. O. Nherry,
wm. G. Paine, Nr H. Chrisusn,
II = Baskc-ylH Wyndham Robertson,
samr J. Harrison, John o. shaier,
VIM. Haxau, Peter o. NaEWlcks
Robt. 7. Brooke, r. o. haskias
Gee ID She'll Edward Noryel,
Wellington Godd!n, Geo SumneT,
John Obey. D ) "ooIuiiuSe.
Prssidont-sAM'L J. HARRISON
vice Ercsideut-WM II HANALL.
Pky-iciln-Dr BLAIR BURNELL.
An0tEey--ROsCGE b. HEATH, ESQ.
apqT J. ADAIR PLEAsANTS, secretsi
Sy-Ofce corner Main lth streets, n hmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

CORR UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
- WIRE RAILN-secured by Letters Patent IdnlrsblJ
adapted Tor enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balconies Cot
ages &c Sheep ana Hurdle Patent Wire, sscklns Bead
ead with every vsty o. 7fnZ Iron Beadgeads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Goal nsfeeas, Ore g-El Gravel
Screens Netting Mosquito, Sheep, Poultry other
purposes Wire House, Fancy Wire Work IN great va
r!ety, for Garden, &c.
NJ. WALKER SONS, Manufacturers.
No 635 Market n. z sl.th street. Philadelphia
oo20-dly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

T,REMENDOUS BARGAINSIESo D nRnT4 G o. Nsy
Il NO TIME LIKE TUE PRESENT 425OOO WORTH VI MN
Auction BARGAINs-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM TO STORE
TaEM-LARGE SALES SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK ry Ks,
TURNs-J MILLHIsER BROTHER, 1913 BROAD STREET,
Are now pennr their latest purchases from the large auction
sales in New York Il the prevailing panic Prices ther and can
ru their engs and c,sOmes that oeer osyJ' 'e
Hioney cannot be had In this markst -
The ladies' particular attention respectfully requested 20 ,se
largest Of low priced medium and high priced DREs
GOODS found in any esabshmentin the city without any
exception.
5000 yds POPLISE SILK Fgures-35c., cost tJc
2 600 yds WORSTED VENETIANs- 5Jc, worth IDc
1000 yds. All 81 POPLINa, at &c and s. theyard
5000 yds sss greatly below last months prices
NBAddonS force employed 10 walt on the throhg OF Gus
toners expected and Of running OF the goods rapidly al he pop
ne as w. ~ j. MrLLHIsER BRO
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4.Scsr SIS K II ~,

-ssftSiaes - SsrfsL2
OFFICE RICHMOND q PETERSBURG P R. COL
E..,.a.aa, Va, OcL 81, 1850.
rETIE trains on his Ioad VII. qua as .5iov.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PFTERsBURG.
fvprcss daily Except -.rdass} .aa.cig with The
Norfolk an Petersburg IA rosd a. 30 A. NJ
,rd Frilav a. 5O0A. 81
ual daily s,255 p. NJ
RAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMoSD.
Express daily 81 ai5 4. NJ
erI Friday a. s.l5A.M
Mail daily tetrtut sunds71 10 p. b.
THOs. II. WYNNE,
n5bI-tf kuptdEtendCat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

SUsARs.-ioo bsa EXTRA c aad q % '1 a DAVENPORT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29

Speaking of the stores established in many
citiea ofslie Emitted States, sEerel sptIrshasers
Of jewelFy can have their choice aF5Fcone dol
lar" the Chi@tsoIJ1lFuah sassa=as
ysRFRG principal cOHpisition used IN the man
oufaetnieid idf the jaHelrytis ternelT Ofelde. and
siz Hihiply anaeGeelIehtaquality Of BRASS 4t is
the most positive imitatioss Of gold that has
ever been discovered IL wears 0liss it--.neFer:
discOloring anything Il toueles,s an COMMON
brass or cOppaR will sitrmay be engraved or;
chasedAbsiatet the SamS all The way thFOurh; /;
it is much sOfe1nhd more readily fused 4liarl
gold, however, and its value may be- imagined
when we say thatssd dozen 6GeIy chased spC6ds
Of this metal can beaboughti Tor $3.50, with a
profit to the retailer, even a that price, ofoEer.
thirty three per cent. 7I9u( "a 7iaq 'ssd
OF this metal, the New York Scientific
AAieFicah' most ekeelleat authority. says -
u ORtide of goldJ Of which SO lhaHy elelp arr
tscles eWelryHGre sno~ shi,ale ;iso simply as
very beautiful brass, Without single grain ss
gold in its.eSmpositiOna sssIo
The cOstlibsto oPArtaOf the u 0rebie e ,eBE a.
tion is thesmolds and forms 10 whieh ehe iews
lelry is shaped and eEt.i ssW ere they obliged to
have these sm0lds nnlade expressly at each
lchange Of fashion, it would materially reduce
lthe profits; but they avoid this difficulty by
purchasing the lnOlds in WHICH jewelers. have
made the real gold jswelFy and sthus9 they OBJ
tain the latest patterns. Probably the most
expeHsivfeloohiDg piece d this jewelrys does
not cost EoE Ahs qmetalmOldidg, putting to-
gSther aud making uPs ferty .sestsss -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29
Yirrinfa,a noanitions.

The Richmond (VA9, Wig, in. auswer to a
query, thus defines the meaning OF the term
ssdBmission,' now IN common use in VirgtniuI:
He Is q snbmissio6isa who wishes Virginia
to surrender beF own jadgmentsO the dicta-
.tion Of Others t- p as srss s-h hvw
za"He is a submissionist who would allow the
voice of Pelulent and ever-dissatisded State
to pFeeipitate US like a horrid revolution. e
r He is q submissiouist who consents that
ths four nations of the CottOAi Stafes should
rule the eight millions Of the grest Border
4StHtes.a8 ~ .FemoioS re- 979af upy oQ
5,as' he is a. .eubmissionist who says that Krir-
ginia, with her millionsand q half OF people
shall not be the arbiter of her own destiny.
ia9He is subnissionist who dsres not stand
his ground. and face the approaching danger
in the Union" rode 3issn bss al