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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

CUNDREEs In STORE.
P0RTfi-lG0 4 casks Crown brand.
sEERRY-2y i casks Crown brand
;, 4 casks Cabinet.
2 - casks LopRE extra.
RED WINES-14 casks Marghux.
20 casks CanteaAc.
. 5lU cases I.eccnpte 4 Co.
9tr cases IMrrondereres.
100 eases beya EaTgeuX.
S GeScouts DeScHtore.
WHITE WINEs-2 casks Chateau Equeu.
10 ibis Sauterne.
pRESES--6+ cases, in jars.
PEAS--2D cAses, in x boxes
FFLhS--iu cases III !. boxes.
TRCFFLED PIES-lO casts in Il boxes
STR AWRFRRIES-5J cases in JUICE.
CHAMPAGSE-l0O0 packages,
In S1es and cases,
Such as HaidSeck Il Co,
purhoT tGrrofyeTt,
Sellery, Cabinet and
Iuiprral-in quarts and pinta,
and uIf pjnts. .
For salr tr s, D. GRATIAA & Co,
al If 70 CustuIllVusa Street
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fsANL pETEHs d CO.
ssa THE ABrTA spRIsGs-mas. +. i. ....

keJ Tesbectfalig anroucs frlendsf&
for the rsess.son of 5isors Tss Tnysed asdsaz
bathing hsvo bse greatly Increased improved Hes tshis
heretofore, viii be abun9any ppied-
comfort Of invaffs. She
her nntirtng e,sons to gys u ali nay hssr
by their patronage Being suaed PLEASANT frfynr
distance from the villages Of Coyia Manieyis K
ders the drives ssose places conTenielt-
The Abita oalniJas will afte1danes
Covn8on CONVEX passengers fothe spr1r3cs. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

NyNNLIEkA SUGAR AEE'A'Lk0S'
From the celetFareI Works Of R. Rankin, Liverpool
The ned any hand complete nssort-
mani Of su!,ar Kea es at the following prices
CAST RON TILES
rrm 40 to CS pehe Included 81 per inch and Il TO "a
inches at 5per ZACH,
WROUGHT IRON KETTLES
at Is cents per pound. ~ ,r.1Drkeo
oo,,n 80 Blepvilie street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
y4rOUp. WOODS: WOOD

'r'h.. ,r # ,,ot s,n,.y Of ASH aud HICKORY WOOD
far sale ii ST. per ord Cable Delivered Tree oi
charge. ! il le for crh only
Also t.,. st quality o. PlTTsBBRG COAL.
once .rnp oppoato Magazine Market oait'-
"i'i5'G, i IT,. ;'9T YFf'"''' FL0RANCE PF1sTER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

EtOAL DGI4 AND LAMPS
-roR BY
DAVID LII,
No. 2A3 Camp street,
Between Joseph and Delord streets, New Orleans,
GAS FILTER AND UMBEB,
And Dealer in
Gas Fixtures Pipe Fittings, Plumbing Materials etc.
Dwellings Stores Offices etc. Fitted for Gas, Water at
short notice
Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL or RoSIGt
Orders box 5S Mcehtcs Exchange will be promptly
attended to-
r-Reference--Hlr. Hill, No. Gha,tres street
New Orleans. fel lF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
LEGAT. NOTTnEs.

eectes de- Ia paEoisss surveillance des coz
9ssaires et gseiiefs gu dekges par Fantorie
Etlecnn deyra ere eoduie ct les reonrs deont ttrs
confor1nencDt la loi. .'5F = - =
gueaa sher paroisse 5orleana le II ctobre 1851
0j4 I'd t. T. PARKER Eaerf.
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PUBLIC HOUSES,

AaA xJEFFMRsUN LAKE KanTNIr-FND og
garfoson isa8ed fhs dsighff sitasssd
fof terra Of take this Of u1ek,f
Eaown 70 sss pub,ic that tnaron9y renayatAT
psineo snd retDrnissd and viii be opers bJ or On f IA 81
April fnankfnl 70 for fayos we proas X,
sSeg manner posois 70 meet their wshe should peass
az hi III rszrruc u
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. BY PROFESSORS III. AND ".

This very rnakaSIe spring is situated Abita river
parish OF 81 two miles snd half
inston largo volume Of earth with
s'ofs cuFrsn iss found tobe 90 degrees
Ii s quite Hnifke Nsters known
FROM rs unsual chesniea composition large AMOUNT 81
siica cedsins We are has sonrce very
deep in the earts-betng IA fsct, natural aeatau yell
@ ~ J. AsA ". P.HTDDET,f..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

ElEuPLES' LIN ..PEGOFLES' LIME
T l o f
We hnye corpeted ths BIEE OFFICE the Lsres, Of
Cont street whsre CLERK viii always be toEnd in attend
Freight al! tign Bills Ladng the Packete
GOLDEN AGE and Z. ". POWELL.
THIS facility affords friends the opportunity OF shpons
DAILY te and all intermediate points without In
curing II K1PENsE Of fssat rage and extra arayage
oh % ADAMS Il Jt), aA0ehtA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

<vAA Cllt'f0ElTt.S WELL, HANDS CUqM- Etas
fAi E a. IS--Ihc hotel he Well will be KEEP; ss&
E 5n,t, throughout the year October ard November @~
r,, th ..t months nvaliAs The water is adapted
chroic 1ssrfhu dyspet>a dopsy, general debility
Having uuInue p ires large number can be accom-
llDtU,Tl Throughout the Sinter
Bo,rd go psr month. Per week 81 No charge for fuel
1NMAS WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
n B-Cne day's nm from New Orleans 10 the Well Take
The morning Terry Sta o and thence the mail coach
TO the Well Fare 81 %.
t'Iapnr's Wa pctobgr 1SBloi I'm l. ".
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

NJ OR LEISE,
situated the felt pahA
OF the M3easipp 1anw lht Government Whaf and within
the limits EevR Orleans, oferod good
Investment capitalists nay desirou OF ading in the
progress SCpths7 manufactures 1t in complete
s!r we'll having Beara engines, boilers. varUnT
pan centrifugal racEreS BLACK frnhcB ers m9ulds
and etc lnd IN tact Ill ths
requisites carrying Sugar Refinery Maas6es Reboil
ing on scale with little addbns expense 1t uogh
bs easily converted into LOtton Mill.
II Wrf Gachc= to il the fevee with water snna'
Client Tor tie OF TeSses delivering or taxing I'D
Rrgb.
"a tfS:W RAk+f'L. 4 40. 81 tomD0n street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
UUEsEANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
Ia PANY.
Oaice-Irou Building, corner Camp and Natchez street

Ofce-Irou Building, Camp and Natchez streets.
Amount Of Premiums FOR the year ending 18th Feb ~ 49,
A"or orv iS;i .e............,. 23752 IA
Anaosn @ Is sYj ese '' 'N s' '".H ,... s6642O 90
ha r ~ sas haze declared Scrin Dividend of Thirty
PER CENT after paying per cent interest on outstanding
rn he redemption OF Fifty Ftr Cent OF
the Scrip Issue Of 1859 . s., crc
reIeenbe Scrip payable on and atie the s
oND MONDAY Of NAY Mkt. a.
Certhcates Of year 1851 deliverable after ls
VI o'"' 'HARI.ES BRIGGS President
Il P JAEVIER, Secretary -
Nav, nrIenns March 20 1851 aus tmarl9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
FVNHA ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT gill BE- hef ~ The Metro
potan Hail. friday, March lst, az o'clock p " The
Naed.ctoy Address Will b. delivered BY Professor Conway
Medical Profession and the public respectfully Invited
L. ,,,ard L : JOYNES NJ d.,
tg,-H Dean o. ,hs Faculty.
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HiSGlNGS.
TIVHE subscriber respectful, sots cal NON his ends and
pabe generally examine his stock Of goods In the above
Inc, consisting OF the following:
CRrpetings.
Velvet Tapestry Brussels rRree ply Venetian, Dutch, Hemp
Ac. Hearth Rags Door Nat and stair Rods
Curtain Goods.
Broca,si satin Damssk Union DamAsk rAsses 6mP Lace
With splendid assortment u Wnde~ Cor
n.ces Bands Wiad1E Shades large assortment OF
styles fixtures Of the most approved kinds nov
Floor Oil-ClOth,
or 81 The paerns and from the best quality 70 The oSes
priced which Win dthzs and Of al dmeusons-
Also, Table Cloths large variety
PapcT-Hangings.
splendid assortment latest follows; Velye
cod and Plan Papers % every shade and color With uiA
different knd 81 wood and marble Being prAeta
myself and having the bsi vorknen employed all Work
VII b warranted 90 give Subtraction.
anything in the above line v be panetuAly al
tended 20, both In The city country. 1870
s-Halr shuck and Feather Beds hsnd,
"a nj n order OF the material. Local AW.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
TIE KING or NAPLES AND us AMY AT GA
ETA-HE RETlRES TO FRANSE-DECLINE IN
CUTTUN-ADVANCE IN BANK RATES.
PoErLANp Eco 2S-Tbe steamship Canadian" With
European a!yces 20 tue s. h. arrived ,st night She
ci Liverpool The lith ard touched at Londonderry the
following evening.
Gae.a has capi.ul,sd, the royal family having retired
on board a French steamer. The garrison are to
remain prisoners Of till Messina and some other
Tlaces Surrender.
N,sSIrs Feb 70 The Cotton marke, fer the week
closed dull holders pres ne hr considerable
idrg and lower grades HeWts report Wednesday,
soes Kidding qu,htes lover inferior grades 4.
lower The last ayerag decline these qua-s
% Sales the week only 5000 OseI The stock in port
ti NO bales and accauultag, ard consumption largely DE-
cinllg
B-,adsuIs qget and steady Provisions dull prices weak
Wheat quiet and steady Com quet sugar steady Coffee dull
Rlcs luL Z. SIN steady.
Tn Rank OF g ard has increased m Of deOunt to per
C5n.os 81 81 1g4
Increased s specie a. OOOCO francs
he geek
The North Bion arrived cut on the Ilh and the Tu-
ouia the 18Th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
FROM WARRINGTON.

tbs ACTION OF CONGRESS- on TIE PEACE PROP
OSITlONS-GE TNlG6S To BE STRI, KEN
FROM THE ARMY ROLL-TERRITORIAL BILL
SIGNED, &c az.
WASHINGTON Feb IS The action of the Peace Con.
ference vas rot mentioned IN the House tD-dly
\ t-n. tfJr; was made 10 &c up he Force bill but
It vas generally discouraged by the Republicans. Tue
bill eiccusiy disposed Of
The Presid,u. has determined to strike Gen. Twggs'
aaue from the army roll on the ground of treason
About hj,y Rsplhd ans yOed to-day with members
OF an other paJc, tor Corwius amendment 70 he Con-
.ii,u'iou. Mr.. Hilduan, Of Arkausas was the only
Sou,herl msu who voted in the negative. Although
l,re Is no probability cf this amendment passing the
Senate the action Of the House affords much sat acon
20 conservative men.
Tue President has approved the BILL establishing
Territorial government. for Colorado ncldug Pike 5
Peak The oil. says nothing about slavery.
The business Of Congress is in greater state Of for.
wardness than usuA towards The close of the session
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
rlEM@RAA1.
PROCEEDTNcs M coNcprSS


THURSDAY, Feb. 2S.-SEsArE-Mr. Crittenden from
the select committee appointed yesterday consider the
propositions OF the Peace Conference made report en-
braeng the plan OF settlement agreed to by that body
and recommending that n be submitted to the States for
adoption, and for incorporation in the Constitution Of
th United States.
Mr.. Seward frou the same Committee off red reso-
luton providing for the calling OF National Convention.
Mr. Hale objected TO the reception OF the report sub
mtted by Mr. Crttenden but Il was received notwith-
standing, and made the special order for tomorrow.
The Postal appropriation bill was debated, until the
Senate went into Executive session
HoUSE-Nr. Stanton, Of Ohio, addressed the House on
motion to reconsider the vote Of Yesterday rejecting
the proposition 70 amend the Constitution. Mr. s. de-
ered he would recognize the independence Of the Con-
federate States than 90 to war with them He
thought that thos slave States that lined in the Union
were OF more importance than those which had seeded
aud be was willing to make great sacrifices for them
They had stood BY the Union nobv aud he considered
it than just that they should have guarantees
from the Republican party. Upon concluding his re-
marks, he demanded the previous question
Mr. Lovejoy, of Illinois, endeavOred to make few
remarks but was senced by vehement cries Of order
from all parts CT the House.
The yeas aud nays ordered the motion to re-
consider and the vote resuted-yess l2S nays 6S. So
the vote was reconsideed, and the question REQUIRED
upon the adoption OF the amendment, as follows;
ResOrsd dc tOotbir4s Of both Houses Of Congress
e0HerriHq That tie following article be proposed to
Legislatures of the several States amendment to
" the Constitution Of the United States, which, when
ratified by threefourths of said legislatures shall be
valid, to all intents AID purposes part of the said
Constitution w:
"Art All. No amendment shall be made to the Con-
"sttuioa which will authorize give Congress power
TO abolish or interfere in any State with the domestic
institutions thereof including that of persons held to
service or labor by the laws OF said States
The vote taken and resulted yeas 1873, nays 65.
The Speaker announced that the amendment, having
received the votes OF twO-thirds of the members
adopted The announcement was followed BY loud and
prolonged applause from the galleries and floor of the
House.
The House Concurred in the several reports Of the
Committees Of Conference the appropriation bills,
A committee was appointed 70 iaves;igae and tlte
the accounts Of WIN. H. Russell with the Government,
in connection with the Indian Trust bonds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

yayHE RICHMOND ENAMINER " be pub istyd DAILY by
DASiEL LLOYD from their Office, No Is Governor
on aud the 2sth February 1861 IL shall contain the
A By mai aud telegraph The subscription price viii be
~ dollars wheu houses Of suisse beis II also he
obtained from two &C Is suge number twelve
and half cen Persons desiring receive nv mall
car DO 50 by Ok in letter dresed 10 the ESa rner ONCE
Redmond Yrgais containing their address Il sN Ts
me semi e ky AID Weeyly Examiner viii be publ shed
for four the second for two dollars invariably
q advance.
fr2J-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

DROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGs.-
ID 5Obales Heavy Brow shee ngs comprising all The standard
styles.
$50 bales shngs Of the best makes In store and re
f.ai - '@'' KENT, PAINE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
yULCANIFE TEETH! n<-----<-s
CCLCANETE TEETH! hSa5<zsSe-2
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL QIfFysfSn

G. W JONES DENTIST having the right for making TEETH
tie vucane plae icing satisfied of is absolute superiority
nis0ds having thoroughly tested II fer tce'7e
months in large number and Of tie mort dcH cases
where gold and other plate had utterly failed CADedo o
entire confidence those desiring full partial sets Of te~
Decqlly fissqtd ici;h toss they ing The
feet ada tuition 81 he prte and he suction freby secured
enables him to insert one or more teeth oD CV which, n
the gold plate rendered teeth painful aad U;es
Having adoptedhy those andne highest Il the professor
North south teHOu vii be given and specimens exhibit
ted TO those wishing To see them.
GOLD any other plate made, Of course for such as prefer
them.
Filling elesnsiog regulating aad all other operations gently and
thoroughly performed.
Teeth extracted ooupaa by electricity, having est"acsSd
some Gro hundred teeth tcah a.
0ce hours from to 8% nom ~ 10 g. on han 81, teTeeu
9th lOth. mas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA

RALYGH. Feb - The Union Ticket here to day re-
ceyed 1I2 vot 10 81 for the Secession Ticket for
Convention 220, agaius. it $40.
Political returns from other precincts indicate similar
results.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

PICTURE FRAvEs,-Messrs Wm. Sattler & Co, Main
..st near l2h, have resenty enlarged their stock of
- frames. and personal inspection Of the assort-
,ten,bles "a 10 say that il affords 10 purchasers
- Of selection rarely surpassed in this city Messrs.
Co while giving increased attention 70 this depart
g of their business continue to keep large supply Of
..,,.,s' materials s,ereOscopc views, etc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

BAtrvoEg Feb 2>-Four dull aud heavy. Wheat firm Corn
steady Provisions steady AID quiet Coffee firm and active
whisky M A. 1870.
dag lIA Flour lower; Southern a. 35Gy5t1 wheat 10
cn.s loE- choice red 81 q Corn
Mixed 1905. Southern white 6scs;5cts TX steady
IS prime fl2 steady. whisky drm sales OF eco
bhl Al cts Sugar steady Orleans 500 Nuscovado %
So cts MOI ngei C,fes ,sdy Naval Stores quiet.
kics quiet. Stocks hlgher-New York CentrAls NOA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

. 900 Lbs VENISOh HAMS
EsNVJO 300 lbs. Superior Canvass and Psin Hams
25 Hal BIS words Family Roe Herrings
100 Thin Breast Pieces Bacon
souced Pigs Feet; Cucumber Pickles
Dried Cod Fish, Nc Fat NsckfreI
No shad; No. white Fish
51Bush, Gray and Black IS Peas ami Houlhy Beans
10 Bbl.. Coffee Sugar, at cents per pound
16 Half Chests Superior Green and black Tea
For sale Wholesale and retail, by ROBERTSON,
. Franklin 90 ernor Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contguou, to railroad 40 ies IN length,
which connects With other roads nayEsSe lakes and rlyes
thus aoring unbTokea communication with the Eastern and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
The STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

ne S1s a,bs only SOS H. and ssir re Inst three
t t1. been reduced a. 5i5 So ant mag reasonably
asgs. t,it "a 81. ys1-s O. .r.l become ,1tioet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
TIE OVERLAND NAIL AND THE INDIANS.

ST. Louis FEB. 2S.-A letter from Arizona says that
on the day after the attack on the overland mail the
parties the staten enlced by flag OF truce
and attacked by the Indians One killed. and Two
wounded high, bodies we're found with the remaining
rain chained 10 the Eago1s and the road obsruct-
ed for TWO miles with rocks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs.

TIE State rapidly aus up With population s6S O95 persons
having been added since 1882 mskirg the present population
1890. srsiio oflO2 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

over Oo000 private capital have been eSsended se
rosl system o. Illinois Iuaauch part o. the !neome from
several works with valuable public fund IN lands &c
dnnh me state expenses LGHr and
guen,ly every day decrease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

The Agricultural Products OF Illinois greater than those o.
s1y products during the past year
ceeiei 500 600 tons wheat crop lSt0 approaches $1,000
GO bushels while crop yields less han l4o0o5o
bushels
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

the Industrious farmer secure such Immediate re
% FOR his upon these prairie soils. they being conposed
ofs deep cA oam fertility Seh unsdrp assed by any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

RrrrsvEo-Hoa John Tyler, President of the Peace
Congress. arrived from Washington, yesterday after
r,,9 and will probably take bis in the Convention
f,r tbe FIST time, TO-DAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

NJ state IN the valley o. me Mississippi offers great an aducs
r, % che settler the state % Illinois There portion Of
evr shsre an o. the conditions Of climate and soil So ajmrs
t combine TO produce these great staples CORS and WHzAT
sstse Prslres o. Illinois
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
CLOSING ny TIL

CLOSING OF THE GIRARD HOUSE.
PHuADElrHlA, Feb. 2S-The Grad House closed
today in Consequence Of tie political troubles preVen
iug Southern travel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

co,rysrAS HOrEL-The editor OF the BRISTOL
l' latter 20 his paper from this city, gives bis
Ne"S - ,he Columbian Hotel, follows ut -
OpD0o OOyenenty located near the centre Of business
guiet oV5',hLe and well furnished rooms and walters
bs ,scrsy and subOrduatiOn We have never seen ri
vhose - hotel. the fare s abundant aud substantial,
vailed 70 nor 20 the purpose well cooked and when
snd ted at the able served TO you without the de-
yoaSS 1 consequent upon the parade of most OF the
h ,',ooitan hotel tables. The clerks are polite and
and las, though not least il has genial gen
Sons'.iy and efficient manager in Mr.. Q. B. Luck
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

yrssS,L HOSoEs.-The remains OF MAJ GWynn, T.
we're brought to this city, from Norfolk, on the
..,nsbip jamestown, yesterday, under the guard Of
- conposed Of Company =, Captain Bradford, of
~ They were receive az the wharf by detaeh.
~ from the Grsys and Young Guard, aud conveyed
ms pulls Church, from whence the iu0era took place,
%. sf,grpoon. The Norfolk corps, and detachments
80, each OF the volunteer companies OF this city took
- in the funeral sOlemnities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.

NoRYoLK Feb. 2S Edgar o. Ncndel, of South Caro-
Ina First Lieutenant OF the 5. Revenue Cutter james
e. Dorbu on this station has in his resignation
take effect .hs g OF March. He is going South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

r. rise To dIy 1t Is m1dness to neglect cough or
.Il Coasump iou NAV follow aud though Dr. Wistar's
Blsla Of VIA cherry cures the latter disease, yet she
s--,sr disappear AZ once under is influence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
To ACTUAL CULTTvATORS.

Sucs 1854 ne Company hare ot 100000 aoscs TeyssH 0n
E o. actual ctta'5ys a7f sr,-y contract catIia, an agree
sr O. Yr1's ne road Is been constructed through these
,lsts "a, a usvs Of s3oooOo n 50 he population u
rr-gius c,,ut. through l's3 p1,.s only SS5a9s.
a tbl 4-9 s95 hare BEEN as1sd making ne r'os Popai-
lLl. So 81. q llla a(l48 lsr oeat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

~ A. hey viii perceive, VII enable ihe BY proper energy,
perseverance aud Industry provide coior, able homes for them
selves AID families With, comparatively speaking very utue esp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
RALrIMoRE MARkgrs, F.b 2ltb, IN.

CoyFEs-The Coffee mar remains quiet and have heard
Of on one sale Of lag 2k for fair Rio One
sales is that the stocks the market are
not suited to the demand quality Prices unchanged and
we st quote low AIDES lGtlla cents 2dl2h cents for
2Hl8k cents for TO prime DO LaguSyra
held 146Il4f cent AID Java at lGlIH cents per ID.
ous-Auer the report o! yesterday, heard OF
sale Ohio at IS G23 which decline OF 2
the prices Of Monday To-Day We ha to repor1 sales
Of o. bbs Ohio and 100 hbls Howard Super S. %
which also decline 2H cents each OF those brands
The market Ia the above grades closed at the prices named win
offers OF larger lots at the same hZures
GRns-w heat-There . 500 bushels White wheat on
change to-day ron Ct which was sold at iY ~ foi
and Al for prime OF Red Wheat some35 0bushels
offered ADD few lots sold at 81 2af rs for good
day and mixed brought S. cents White sold 70. 55S for
prime and GOA G5 for choice new
little doing In meats that quotations
are trely nominal Bacon Shou de cents Sides 10 n
but sale OF 81 hhds to at ga cents Lard
Is dull and We have no change TO make In quota ions
WHsEY-iOO Chic Id day AT ID cents and 80 bbs
do In extra packages 1877 cents City held at I9 cents and
Country a Is cruts ga n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
NOT

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the state
are respectfully Informed that the Commissioners appointed
by for the OF obtaining sccoutstments &C. have made
cont acts items s they delivered at this
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Of orders CHARLES plMMoCh,
Captain and superintendent Armory.
RIrsmond Va January {. 1881. jai0-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

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