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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23
EXTRA SESSION
OF THE PROVISIONAL CONGRESS OF The
CONFEDERATE STATES.
EIGHTEENTu Day.

CUNtG ~ oAA-~@
[ElGHrEENTu DAY.
MONTGOMERY May lS.-Congress met TINS
morning at IL O'Clock. After prayer the
journals of yesterday were read and appro-
we'd
Mr.. Stephens, Of Ga, offered the following
bill
Hill to be entitled an act to admit the
State Of Arkansas into the Ccnfederacy.
The people of the State of Arkansas 10 SOW
ere;yn Convention having passed an oroi-
nance dissolying their political connection
with the United States, and another ordl-
nance adopting and ratifying the Constltu-
,;oo far the Provisional Government OF the
Confederate States of America: therefore,
The Congress of tho Confederate States OF
America do enact, That the State of Arkan-
sas be and is hereby admitted into tins Con
federacy upon all equal footing with the otner
Stotas under the Constitution for the PrOyl-
sional government for the same.
Mr.. Stephens moved that the bill be put
unon it's passage, and that the vote ON 1t De
taken by States.
Mr.. Withers, offs. c., said he presumed
the official evidence CT the passage OF an Or
djnance of secession by the State OF Arkan-
sas was in this Convention, and he desired 10
have the fact so announced.
Mr.. Stephens, of Ga, said that all the ON
cial napers we're here.
The President stated that the gentleman
(Mr Stephens) had in his possession the Or
dinapce of session adopted by the ConYen-
ton Of Arkansas, ana aiso vl!e 'iOA"''''0'
adopting the Provisional Constitution.
Mr.. Withers. ! am saahcd. rs oesI al
ways TO know that the o!he!ai p"poi' ''0 Pi'
sent
~. 49, o,1 or Stotns the vote in favor OF
..,-o.oa uos unanimous
the aci''>S''n ~ ,.,,
On motion OF MI o'eP''0h' 'l'0
from Arkansas were Gully sworn III anu 'ooN
.ho;r SEATS
T,o ao,o,o+os ara.
'"o u0los -. ,,,r ,u,.oos
Il, ". Johnson u rlne n'""' ~ N''''>''''
4. Rust, Of Little Rock, Arkansas.
4 Il Garland, of Little Rock, Arkansas
~ W. 1u,.,.;,,, of r,rroI,fon Arkansas.
-, e Va, p,rer Arl,.n-
II. t. 1hoinass'h' u 'n 0'' ~
saS.
The latter named gentleman was not pre-
,rnon,oS boro in = dnv or two.
SENT OuV Is eApoo''" 1'''V n..:lnnt
On motion OF Mr. Stephens inc ' res.
vas instructed to appoint one additional
ber IN the Committees on Indian At
r.;u p>.-ol sT,irs Public Lands and on
'"'fS' l '"'"- D''''0'
Commerce.
Mr. kenner then moved that Congress 90
into secret session.
: =. s.s.,~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

The New York uerald's Washington
despatch says 1T is certainly remarkable
that the three most despotic European gov.
ernments. those Of Prussia, Austria, aud
Russia, have FASTENED to express their sym
pathy with our Internal troubles, and init
mate their ndispositon to give any direct
or indirect aid Or comfort to the Southern
secessionists, while the rulers or England
and France, whose boast Is certain lloe'
rali1y Of political sentiment and action, are
slow in assuming position on the SIDE Oh
law. Some time Stree, our government
gave uotice TO the Powers Of Europe VINO
took part in the Congress Of Paris, III 1896,
that they were willing to accept the code
they adopted at that period, which declared
priyaseerimg to be piracy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

INDIGNANT NEGRoBs.-An "Anti-Haytien
Emigration" meeting of the coIorcd people Of
Boston was held on Monday evening to re-
monstrate against the movement for expa-
triating men Of their race from the country
ut this crisis The following preamble and
resolution, adopted by this meeting, are
rather spicy:
Whereas, The Christian character deman-
ded-the faith of those that acknowledge
Christ demands. that All snch should have
faith in God. and stand and fight rather than
fee from evil: theretore>he 1t.
Resolved, That we firmly fatty, uncom-
promisingly, oppose, condemn and denonnce
as unfair and unjust, as unwise and AS un-
christian. the fleeing. colnnizi0g efforts ~
ged by James Redpatb the white, seconded
by George Lawrence, Jr., the black, who Is
employed by him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

Cen Johnson passed down the Orang,
Road yesterday. en- route for bis comm"nd
at IIarper's Ferry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23
COMMERCIAL.
New York :,iarkats.

New York, May 22.--FIour has advanced jr.
wilha fair business Wheat hrmcr Tor sonnd; I'M
sound heavy. Germ steady. Provisions quiet
and urctr;,ng ed. WHISKY frmer at lj3alGc
it:l : Il > II z C. 1851
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23
4 T"I'E%rI0N

AIIEN HON.
T7HE CONVENTION OF VIRGINIA HAN-
! iur passed IN Ordinance for the organization
Of Il Provisional Army, able bodied men, capable
and willing to defend their homes and rights arc
called upon TO fill up its ranks. 1t is provided
that the same pay and allowances received by the
Army of the North shall I've given to the soldiers
Of thu Provisional Array. Monthly pay is: Ser
geants ST.; Curpora|s Sl3; Privates Sll; with
liberal allowances of clothing and subsistence
and medical attendance free Of expense
5.S- A RECRUITING OFFICE is now opened
in Alexandria. on Royal street, between King
and Prince, for the purpose Of cnlist:ng men
j. w MCCARTHY,
r,,, oo-ooTrn Recruiting Officer.
ENTLEMEN'S SOCKS. &e.--Lisc Thread
~ British Three Thread Brown and B!cacn@d,
fancy, and in fact, SOCKS of every kind. sort,
and descriptions also large stock of Ladies'
Elcached. Brown, Slate, Mixed and Black Hose
tnrcthcr with n fine stock O: Black Lace Mltts, at
prices to suit the times.
S. Il W. METENBERG,
nv 90 Pitt and King streets
DuRE FRENCH BkANDY.-Catawba Gin.
ger Wine pure Jamaica Spirit, Scotch and
Irish Whi<kcy, Madeira. Sherry and Port W'ne'
St Croix Rum, pure Bourbon Whisky, all war
ranted pure, and of hest quality.
nv % Il COOK K CO. Sarepta Hall.
DYE WOOD, Logwood, Fustic, Hyper Mic,
! J Green Ebony. Canwood indigo, Alum, saI
Soda, Corpcras, Blue Stone, Acids and other dye
LEADBEATER & co.
annals Nos. 5 anil 7 s. Fairfax street
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed. With dispatch. IT this Ot'e"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

WE CALL attention OF Houseke e n, ana an
wv dealers 10 our stock of fine Sd Table Da-
mask ToweIin.s, Curtain Goods, Embroidered
Lace Curtains Floor Oil Cloths, Piano Covers
tc. with many very desirable goods We only
ask fair price, and are able to offer great induce
mcnts to cash buyers. oon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

DA1NTs, OILS, VARNlSHEs, &c.-pure
1 White Lead. French Zinc, Chrome Green,
Umbers Ochrc Venetian Red. Red Lead, Lith-
arpc, Chrome Yellow, India Black, Chinese Yer
million Lamp Black, Boiled Linseed Oil, Copal
Varnish, Damar Earnish. Japan Farnish, Black
Asphaltum do, Black Leather Farnsh, Patent
Dryer, Zincc Dryer, Shcllac Varnish, &C., for
sale by HENRY COOK & 60,
nv is Sarepta Hall!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

RIVER MOVEMENTS IEsTERDAY.-The Uni
ted States steamer Frecborn, one ct the
blockading squadron of the Potomac. passed
by this city on her way down the river.
The schooner Commodore Conner, loaded
with lumber, in Tow Of q tug boat, went down
the river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23
CAPON SPRINGS NOW OPEN.
"MOUNTAIN HOUSE"

IN COMPLIANCE with the wishes Of m9ny
/. desiring safe and quiot retreat, the subsc'l-
Der will receive visitors at CkP0N SPRINGS,
on the lst Of May.
Terms IS per week and $25 per month, until
lst Of July. Children under ten years old una
Il hale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

4 SnBY Il WOOD ask attention to their stock
n of Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting Of Eng
lsh Beragcs, Lawns, Ginghams, Black and Fancy
Coored Dress Silks, Fine Fannels, Caubrics,
Embroider:es, Edgings Laccs, Collars, Figured aud
Plaid Muslins, Hoop Skirts, with many desirable
goods We have marked down the price of many
Of the above goods a:d are able to sfer great in
duccments to Cash buyers.
NV No III King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

N1O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-I am now
manufacturing TIN WARE, which l am
prepured to sell ut Wholesale, rs low rs 1t can be
bought in Baltimore, and of a better quality. you
H GREGORY,
on1h lls and 100 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

HAvELocx GuARDs.-The tiavelock Guards
have chosen the following officers, thus con.
pleting their organization:-N. d. corser'
CAPTAIN. John Latouchc LIST Lieutenant Ii
G. Slavmaker, 2nd Lieutenant, Edmund
Perry, 3rd Lieutenant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

ATTENTION LADIEs.-Snch ladies' as can
conveniently, TALL are willingl assist IN uni
forming the O'Conne!l Guards, are respect
fully requested to meet this morning at nine
o'clock, at the lecture room Of St. Pauls
Church, on Pitt street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

Mr.. F. D. Windsor Of Fairfax, was arres-
in Washington on Tuesday, upon suspicion
of being spy upon the operations OF tho
government. After an examination before
General Mansfield, be was discharged 'ir.
Windsor says he was treated very kindly BY
the officers Of the guard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

0LS-We have on hand full supply of >upe-
I J rior Kerosene Oil, also Ethereal, Linseed and
Lamp Oils, for sale by
LEADBEATER & CO.
5po1S Nos and S. Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

EIln REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
0IUV scribcr, living near Charlottesville on
taster Monday, negro man wASHINGTON.-
ito is about thi.tytive years oil, black, of me
diuu heighth, and stoops in the shoulders. l
will pay tho above reward for his apprehension
in any OF the border codnticS. and delivery to
W. W. TEBBS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

yEvORSLEY'S HONEY SOAP for the Toilet
Wy Worsley's Honey soup for the Toilet
Worsley's Honey Soupfo the Toilet:
If you have never used it, call at M En- IN
BERG's, and get cake, and you'll never use any
other. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-23

FATAL AcclDENr-Two Men KILLED.
The Manassas down train this morning,
while passing over the Edinbrrs Bridge, in
the county Of Shenandoah, ran over and
killed two men These men, whose names
were Holman and Coffee, had been employ.
ed as watchmen ut the bridge. FROM The
fact that lot of straw was found near the
bodies it is inferred that the men had land
down on the bridge for q nap, and did no'
awake until the train was too near Tor them
to escape. The bodies were dreadiuliy mau
gled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
FOREIGN ITEMS

The Bourbons are now a family oG eEiles, not fewer
than fityhye OF the seyentyCur VINO are the Clec
collateral descendants of Lou7 NV beng IN exile
Tue htty-hve these Toe Bolihous OF Naples, con
ssrg of King Francis five brothers anu four sisters
hs Maiesy's uncles-Puuce de Capua and two c'lIrer
Count AQla and children, Count de Irapani and
five bis M4iestys auuts-Q leeu Marie Amehe, WHO" OF
Lnus P6-ppe: the Duchess Dc Berry and the Dcchess
a, S,lerno. and lastly a cousin. German, the Duchess
dAumtle-total %. The BOur0ous OF Spai1-thr lu-
hu.e Don Juan aud two chlldren-tOtal, Ihe boui-
b5os OF France Count de ChambOrd the Duchess DC
Parma and focr children-tOta o. The Orleans branch
of the French Bourbous-hc Count de Paris, the Duke
De Chartres the Duke de NemOur aud four children the
Prince De Jonsls and two the Duke AuT ale and t"o
the Duke De AOutpeusier and siX-tOta 20. Nineteen
Bourbous are not 10 exile, namely Tue royal family Of
Spain sixteen in number; the Empress OF Brazil (Vss
Princess Of Nap'esC the Duchess Augustus OF SAKE
Coburg Gotha (,se Princess dOrleansE and the Duke
Charles Ill Of Parma Iuiints Of SPAIN who abdclted
AT the marriage o. she 5 Ilg Earl OF Lincoln With
Mss Hone the jcwelry 10y the bride cost upwards
Of fI2OOO and consisted o. a handsome head ornament
of diamonds aud diamond necklace. Mr. Hope U Is
sid gives the Countess Of Lincoln $1,000 year PIN
ro-e, aud the use OF an liish es-ate.
Pu, IN has Just received present spendii dia-
ond necklace the property OF French lady, lately de-
ceased and a quantity OF what LONDON balgEer USED
call ARTICLES Of bgo;ry and virtue, also pre'en'
from LADY, OF Osim).
Sir Be- amin Brodie is still blind, the late operat n
70 cataract not having been followed by any improve
aL
widow named Lccurot recently died in Paris at the
ar Of ninety in the very where she was born and
~ach he bad occupied during the whole course OF her
lolg life
Dr. Jenner has been appointed Physician ENraordina-
~ 10 leen Victoria in room Of the late Dr.. Bily
Lord Richard GrosyeuOr has returned 10 London at
r several years absence during which he has Travelled
in America, Australia China and Japan
Carl Formes has arrived in Europe. lie landed rom
the TeutouiA on her las, trip al Southampton, anu pro
caeled TO fulfil an engagement az London.
Rlgcero Settimo who suffered severely for the ltal-
ian cause uuder the father OF the e1Kug OF Naples, has
been called by King Victor to the Presidency OF the p
House Of The Italian Parliament Sandman steam
has been sent 70 Maa, where Setumo Is staying 10
rvey him 70 Genoa. ~
The Z npress Of Austria Nil remain Il M,deira u!l
Nay, va IA she will sgin avail herself for her return
voyage OF ths Qleen Of Elgands yacht. She VIII DIS
smlark a. Trieste, where she will be received by the
Emperor and the Imperial Prince.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
MEETING IN Pulaski.

Ats meeting of the citizens of Pulaski county, held
on the 7th day Of March, 1861 Court day. for the p1
rose of taking into consideration the exgences OF tue
country as deveored by the recent inaugural OF Pres
den, lincoln, on motion Of ThOs. POage ESQ., Dr. j. l..
WITHERS was called TO tie Clair, and JOIN s. DRAPER
appointed Secretary.
On motion ct Thos. Posge Esq, the following resolu-
tons we're proposed and adopted whole (moyed by
Mr.. Draper:
Whsreas, the result of the recent overture made by
Virginia for settlement OF the existing difficulties IN our
federal relations has demonstrated that nothing which
can be effected with Northern neghbors Will secure
the guar nteed and constitutional rights OF Virginia
and whereas the inaugural address OF the President
abraham Lincoln) speaks the determination oi the
Federal Government TO eoerce the Southern states
therefore,
1t Resolved That Virginia has done everything con-
ssent with her honor aud safety preserve the Union
Of the States and all further oyertures must come from
the North.
I'd RssOlvsd That any attempt the part Of the Gen-
er Government TO eoeTeve for the coec-
ton Of revenue from imports At or any Of the ports
within any Of the States which have seeded will be
Zarded BY Virginia furnishing Just Of apprehen
sion Of danger the whole South that in the event
aforesaid Virginia however sincere may be her attach
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
MR.. CRITTENDEN AND THE WASHINGTON AU
THORITIES

Tuesday morning last the municipal authorities Of
Washington called upon Hon. John j. Crttenden to pr,
sent him with resolutions of respect previously adopted
by the Councils. 10 reply address from the Mayor
Mr. Crittenden in a short speech expressed his acknow
ledgment for he honor conferred upon him. and his rc
gret at being compelled to part with theu. 1t was in
fact, his secon home He had lived many years among
ham and he could frankly gay that he loved the people
of tie city of Washington Although he left it with
tments Of deep regret yet also with the hope Of
meeting them again when they should be prosper
and happy, and when their hopes shall be brighter
He did not believe that the country would settle down
into shapeless of ruin. He did not believe that
the would outlive the noble structure of this
Union. Old Kentucky had 4 souvenir in that monument
She the first the Union after the adoption Of
the Constitution and she would be the last TO leave it,
She would be faithful the last moment and if the Gov
ernment did fall the Union might go to wreck but the
States would have TO leave Kentucky. She would
forSake the old Union while there sister State 10
an e with her.
lie did not know why men wanted to break up the
Union. 1t was land Of freedom and liberty He cha
lsnged them to dnd man who had been deprived
Of his rights property without redress. The reason
for destroying the Government that il had been
great aud benefcient its institutions free and its
privileges SO broad that men bad become corrupt and
we're now seeking to blast their prosperity well
as the hopes Of the whole nation He confident that
be ter counsels would yet prevail.
He believed that the people from all parts Of the
tneut would gathr under the folds Of lg ard win
back by kindness those who had separated from U.s.
This was his hope and his faith. And be should retire
frcm the tolls OF public life with firm confidence that
the nation would soon come out OF its struggles and
would be able TO look back with thrill of JOY upon the
danger which had oemented them firmly together,
and which had made them happy, peaceful, and go
rous people.
Mr. Crittenden concluded by repeating his thanks and
acknowledgements for their mark Of esteem, and after
few moments conversation the pa;:y withdrew.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14

Tux Losr MAN-oT-WAR LEyASr.-The almost certain
" nov that the T. S soOpofwar Levant has been lost
in the Pacific gives MELANCHOLY interest 70 the following
h-fOreshadoWiDg her fate, as il were,-trom
ne Of Mr. Russes letters from Malta to the London
7 nes in 1884 -
"We subs quenty visited the United States corvette
L.yaat living near and received with great kind
u a. by the officers She is Dor Il gass and would
be dangerous and crank craft in bad weather owing
tie zs Of her masts and sDars aud the weight OF her
arnamentr &c do not propose to comment on this
bat simply 70 suggest thata ves Of var should be some
thing more than box Of guns a. least Tor the sake Of
khasa whoaa bor,as ara on board"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14

To THE CONVENTION NOW ASSEMBLED AT RICH
MOND
ScorrSBURC, HALIFAX, Va, !
March llth. lShl.

harCI 4lth, 1901.
'Nobody hurt yet" "How you flourish seems to be
in every mans mouth The inaugural address Of Abra-
ham Lincoln is no peace offering; but all small
light rimmering in the stance and b. proper and
the use OF cautious fuel that small light may yet grow
and nh every heart with Oy. Let me beseech you to
let nothing happ and no rude blast come from the V
gna Convention to hasten the extinction Of that light
Never despair This glorious Union worth struggle
aud YOU are sent for that purpose The voice OF the
people Of this State aays "UuOn,' and Why Is it that
few members continue TO fret and foam at the mouth be-
cause the position Of a majority Of the people Il may
say large Majority is fairly maintained by their repreSen-
ativesy not in favor of mnorites ruling mhlori-
ties Nv friends take OF that small light IN the dis
lance Each one OF you will be held personally respot-
sbe by the people of this whole land for the result oil
YOUR proceedings and am happy to see that they are
deliberate aud not precipate. If zach member clears
his skir Of the load of responsibility as well as the Hon.
Thomas S. FlOurnOy, Of Halifax there will be no need
Of complaint few Of the most bitter Disunioaists are
irving to ct up meetings u this county well as OIL er
counties and state TO members that the people have
changed since the 4th Of March; but am one Of the
people and hear OF one changing near me. We are
sin for the Unon-bu. if anything should happen to
put Us OUT Of the UniOn and the services of volunteers
will be needed safely say that 20 county viii send
hardier set Of boys and BOYS willing 70 hight for
the rights OF this Commonwealth and the rights OF the
South than old Halifax Eournoy aud Bruce is our mo-
TO- May God guide and protect them and they E pro-
tect our interests. HALIFAX.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
ArrAIRs IN LnrISlANA.

NEw ORIEANs, March ll.-GsnerAl Twiggs declares
A the government sha not reverse It's decision against
hin. He considers il being the cluse OF the most
distinguished honOrs ever conferred upon bin.
Tbe Louisiana Convention has adjourned TO Weines-
day Il is waiting 10 receive the constitution from Mont
gomery, which completed on Satur lay The opinion
is entertained that the convention has penary power 70
rafy or reject il and per eoard that it should 60 to
DE people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14

LNIsHRR A RURT,S Patent Rat Trap. the hes,
kAt Trap inyen-d has been known - a .na
- 5000 sHsr1inAts an ne ral In house III Aso eAh
frs3 raos A BULKLEY 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE
SICK HEADACHE!
CURE
Nervous Headache!
CURE
All Kinds Of
HEAL ID A CHE!

BY Psthe periodic attacks Of Nervous ci
Headache may prevented and II taken the
immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Hdused and Headache
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowe -removing Costirenes
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all pensns
OF sdantdry habits they valuable Ldsdpe improving
the appetite giving and v0or TO the digestive organs and
restoring elasticity and strength system.
The CEPHALIO PILLS the result Of long investigation
carefully conducted experiments having been
during which time they have prevented and relieved vast
Of pain and suffering from Headache whether oIigns
ting In the system from q dersnged state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their composition and may
ken at all times with perfect safety without making change Of
diet and he absence Of disagreedble taste renders Sdsy
10 administer them 10 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERTEITs
The genuine have Ave signatures OF Henry spsdng each
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines.
box will be sent by mall, prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
As Cedar street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14
pIDHM0ND

ON SATURDAY TsST1sTy Si', Esd tnd n" ON on Ga
tce an Train will leave Richmond at O'clock
p M md arrive at he Junction at 1870, P. NJ.
Returning leave Junction at sO A. NJ and arrive at TO-
A. .o- =.
70. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14

NEW GOODS
IRON rHx
Crenshaw Woolen Mills.
RICHMOND
NANCY CASHMERE all wool,
4 LADIES CLOTH CLoAKs,
:IED BLANKETS, &C. &c.
Fer sale by
del sAML NJ PRICE, A co.