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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
fAdyertiement.I
Tnp TAX BILL,

Now pamphlet Of % PAGES. on ss Will p, via
BESIDE the o % .openL 20 il an Alphabetical RecapuA
we ,,icle to taxed by the law and the Sun
non OF esrty thereon This readers a. conI4e'S
., GA ' ,on ~, 8. is possible to make IT. -
spu 9 nts postpaid; 81 per ltO II sont by
rin ~ :, y. mall Address TnE TRiauSE, NEWTON
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HosoRApLY DIs0HARGED.-Mr.. Albert Hughss
No. 10 University place, who was arrested on the COM
plain. charge Of stealing gold watch
has been duly examined, and honorably discharged
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fAdyertisempnt.t

Success AND HAPPINESS CAN BE SEVVNIo
III az ,h.y viii use their faculties In the best ~ u
Chronological examination AT FOWLER "AI'S "
krasdway wilt tell you what you eau esst 90
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We have received from the publisher, Mr.. j. Il
Cotton OF this city, good map of .he seat Of war IN
Virginia. showing uinutey the most important lcea-
tiles in the vicinity OF Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

ARMY SURGEONS ASp AMPUTATroNs. - cry
comes up from hospitals, and its echo is heard
all over the land against the free use OF the sur.
econ g knife and saw on the legs and arms Of our
wounded soldiers. That there is just cause for com.
plaip, we have the assurance of medical men and the
testimony of the parties who have suffered the pans
and irreparable loss caused by needless ampHatious.
No nan is fit for an army surgeon who has not
we.balanced brain nicely poised over sensitive
heart He needs the exquisite organization OF
woman united with the iron temperament OF a man.
Without these attributes his familiarity with scenes
of suffering and torture will harden his nature and
he will be inclined to give himself credit for heroism
when he is only cruel Young aspirants for dissinc-
ton in the profession Of surgery easily persuade
themselves that the wounded shattered limb of Q
soldier is proper subject on which to practice The
science of amputation. We make no special charge
against any surgeon in the army. The Medical end
Surgical profession is justly distinguished for patriot
ism, intelligence, and humanity; and we call upon
the heroic and noble men in the profession TO stand
up for the soldier and prevent the reckless Of the
knife, whel it happens TO be in the hand Of o man
more ambitious to exhibit his surgical skill THAI to
promote the best welfare OF the soldier. When the
var il over we shall have cripples enough without
resoriing TO the extreme measures against which
raise warning voice. ADAPTATION is an act OF
mercy when the welfare OF the patient demands it.
We Only object TO the has,y steps taken by noonsid'
crate men, and in the name OF all that is pure in
patriotism and holy in humanity and religion We ap-
peal to tie men of influence and standing IN te sur.
Gacal department OF the army to watch with sleep
less vigilance the welfare of the wounded soldier.
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IAderti.emenA

lAdsedisemcnAi ,cAuA,, A
GRAND GAIA Day for Ladies ana SS s.,aIs n
B,pYrx's MrsHVx Performances at > ana ~ s"''A
by .Ae most sn,aslng company In 'he WY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

TIE NEW CUsroM-HoUsY.-Th work of prepar-
ing the cd Merchants Exchange for Custom-House
purposes, is progressing so slowly that the building
will not he ready for occupation before September
or October. There appears 10 be no system TO tie
work, and the contractors are taking their time.
The contract for the manufacture OF the furniture for
use in the new building has been given to parties in
Philadelphia. We suppose that New-York mauu.
iuc;urers were unequal to the undertaking.
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floors will probably be arranged for Offices. Alto.
ceher the establishment has much more cheerful
appearance than the old dingy and damp Exchange
Brilding in Wall street. C. II. Brewer is the gen.
eral manager, j. s. Smith superintendent of the ma
rine department and Robert L. Hudson superintend.
ent of record department.
FURLoUeHs FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
The movement on the part Of the Governors Of
the several New England States to procure mod.
6caion or resembling of the recent order issued by
the War Department forbiddiny the granting Of fur
ongbf, in some form, 80 as to permit the SICK and
wounded soldiers larger Liberties and greater assia-
ance than can be extended them in camps or Govern
mens hospitals, was 10 doubt prompted by motives
of humanity; but % wOnld be much better for our
army that the order should remain unchanged, ex.
cept in the cases Of men dangerously sick or
wounded. In the Government hospitals established
in Baltimore and York, Pa, account Of which we
published some time ago from our correspondent in
the Monumental City, The men, whether sick or
wounded, are well cared for, and we heard no COM
plant in regard to treatment or food. The hospitals
at the above places u3der the charge OF skifui
SURGEONS who are surroundedby large corps OF assist
ants, and through the medium OF the Ladies Asso-
catons, the sick provided with decacies and nu'
tritious food and plenty of nurses are always within
call. 1t is almost impossible to make any calculation
as to the number of sent to this city who have
deserted their regiments under pretense OF scknes.
If, at the seat of war; is sick or claims TO Do
30. he is sent TO the United States Hospital, where
his case is at ended to promptly. Aguard surrounds
the hospital and hs is not allowed TO 90 out except
upon pass from the surgeon. The surgeons are the
hes; Judges as to what should be sent home, and
those unable to do further duty account OF sick
ness or other disability will be discharged as speedily
as possible The nav order will result in great
saving TO the Government-frst, in the employment
of vessels to transport the sick and wounded hther,
and second, in preventing deser'iOns. We have no
State Military Hospital in this city, the hospitals
established being merely charitable institutions, and
under no military control, the patients being allowed
TO depart as soon US they are able. Efforts have
been made TO send on to the seat of war the largo
numbs. Of volunteers who have returned home @ek
and disabled and have since recovered, but with no
great success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

The WAR T,x.-With the approach Of :hs lst Of
August comes the new responsibilities imposed by
the war against the rebellion. For instance, license
fees will DO due by the various classes described a
follows:
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Beside the above, retailers in the respective rafca
named are also to pay licenses.
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CITY ITEMS.
SS,ITAX

SILVER AND GOLD AND BANK NoTEs-It VIII be
conceded that there az much money in the country
now ar there has been at any former period. There
ID as much gold and silver and there are Us many
bank notes in the city and country now rs ever be-
FORE Treasury notes to the amount OF 3OO,0Oo,UOO
have been put into circulation during the past fifteen
months, and yet merchants, brokers, bankers and
the people generally complain of scarcity ofmoney.
What has become of it +! by what mysterious agency
n il absorbed from the channels Of crcnla ion
Where are the rich reservoirs that hold the precious
treasure Vino is the happy man WHO will strike
the vein that shall yield plentiful How Of the white
and yellow current again! Ii needs no profound
skill! TO penetrate the fact. that the money Is IN
Wall street. this city, in State street, in Boston, In
other words, it is in the vaults Of men whose fore
sight and iinauciering skill ensbled them to create
the present panic by dvertng the course Of the cir
cuation OF coin from the Legitimate channels OF trade
into their own pockets. There it remains quietly
waiting for premiums. Ask the men who own 1t 10
oblige you with it at reasonable rates OF advance,
and each one will reply, silver and gold have l
none but such as have give unto thee" and each
one will show hands filled with postage stamps.
How shall we bring these men 10 terms We an
.wer by cheerfuy u.ing the stamps, receiving them
without reluctance, and paying them out without
apologies. Handle the stamps carefully-keep them
clean, aud prevent their adfesion-for they are
really money that will stick to honest fingers unless
decaiely manipulated. In few weeks the silver
and gold coin will come out Of their hiding places
come what deprecated in value by the clipping and
sweating process, but they will como without 4
premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

PAY YOUR WATER REsTs.-The Croton Aque
duct Department have given notice that five per CEN
penalty will be added on the lst day OF August, OIL
all unpaid water rents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

Gro Il. DEsSY of The Dayton Ohio Union
Democrat, Is in this city for the purpose OF procuring
advertisements for his paper. The Democrat circu'
lares through the heart of the Miami Valleys, the
richest part of Ohio. If merchants wish to ex-
tend their trade they will lind this good medium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
ApRII. 1851.

DRY GOODS.
NTEECHAyrs visiting taI cry sh ysE q making pHres
IVA respectfully solcsd - aHA2o our stceA 81 DAi
GOODS. We Offer for slls;
500 bArs Brovl sAsstasI Iaa SAlrtagi,
SO OsnabGryb
20 cases bleach 81 shestlnEs Ead SAirNngS.
soAAes Plaid AID striped OsnAoargx,
50 pieces ss-ipsd EEi Pikd pcEsIIc5, Tor kgNA26
s. 0Gsi Nsuass,
81 DeaiaS azi ssrip d SAirtaa.
Is -asss Fancy Ftzl,
- Cot.aaad1s,
10 /" C1isred Canbrlos,
. " Se-.asky Jeans And rvsedl.
~ Heavy and Pine Lneaa for gsn YEA
ts O. ahc1 rA Llens, Lava PLAZA. striped and Enhroit
red Popn1 Cotha Cassineres Vusna Aot &c
d -ls ~ Isn cheap 70 DE cash Asd prompt uA'
GLErr DRkHST,
ia IL PsAr .trs-t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
RICHMOND WING.
IN. D.lly wslE in HIeAaSna-PaI the Car

rkera.
The great demand for the DAILY WAC within the city
a. well By regular by transient readers and the dill
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying both classes of reassr
BY carrying system adapted only to Cfi,e suosehp-
lions, have induced to resort 70 the only feasible
node Of managing large city eiTculaaoa, 70 Wit: that
Of prepayment 70 Lhs CGriTt From this date there
fore no subscriptions for the WHs to be le within the
city viii be taken his Office and ell persons indebted
tor subscription the present time within the city, are
requested call at the Oce and settle their accounts.
The Carriers u, Of course, continue to deliver the pa
per 20 the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same a. the rate Of fifteen per week The pubic
sill nov understand that all restriction upon the sale Of
the wHs BY Carriers within the city IS removed, ana
that all Who want |, may huy from the Carriers or have
Il EFF for them At their residences places OF business
Ssp,sssBsr l6tb 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
mEAnS obs DEPART-

I'D IL A. n ~ va DEF AAA u
AS asNrs AND AssTsrANr&-I would beg 20 In its the
th- Heads Of Depasn % he various branches o.
Govern % Coasica-s states In AohEnont 70
~ Ass All Of BoO Paper, StlIlon-
err, Envelopes, Hank DookS, &C., which WI
furaltn thea TAR pric-l
HaaS Allcasd eItAb1shsal extensive Book Btnte
~ prsoNsi 70 execute Bndas and hs nanufAure
Hank Book Of avery Pon, Ss best manner aat - Ne
lowest prices A. doSAls,
Puhgsher and BookIener,
les u Naa street, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
GREAT BARGAINS DRY GOODS

notice 10 the city and country people IN want Of any
~ CO. ,-opI5 as we'll By calling ~ No. u Main street
vsy large stock Of PntS Lawns, JAeonetS OrBSn
a.. nan aud BAreges black and eolorsd Silks enAEs
20 baohed and Shifting and sheetng CASH
rss aud Kenaeky Jeans striped and domestic fer ana
rVaats GSiter; Morocco Kid and Calfkin shoes
Xsss And Chdren shoes, Of every size AID quAhy nst
and Cotton Goods for and boys Ladies' H and Lille fhres
cent? Irish Linen s5 SIX and 50 cents; Parsso, IlAn
and striped cents sNsI CAabre and Jseone Nj llni
pink blue AID white TAetan Astonishing low Pcs the nnes
bambrle worried Bands and Collars cost All those good
Above and great many mention, orer To-
sas without charging any ore they bought before the
hard tines had commented Dc e1ssel that you come 70 the
Z git pace, No. 81 Main 6i-teL ..--
nygl JOeEPH sTAuN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
aENKRAL sUPERINTEs.IKsT's oIPIoR,
RcHHoHD July Slst, 1851.
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at han
sas, Staunion, &C., sc.
NHE practice Of Iendng large packages BY the Mall Trains
becoming The Train, besides causing delay,
that and NY caution persons TO oonnne themselves 70
very ANAL paekAge hey will the risk Of their being leh
besidsl being sabjsei % sxsrsss charges. .o,
aus General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

INOR sALR.-la0 900 lbs prime Leaf Lard
IL 100 boxes Tsllov Candles
10 ties Rice
90 hhds ~ o. Sugar
30 bbls Syrup
20 boxes Toilet foap
30 Sardines
$50 bbs really hne Irish Potatoes
20 bbb Crushed Sugar
Is bbs Powdered do
800 gals Rye Whisky. years old
10 bbs pure Corn whisky
so do Apple Brandy
100000 Segars, some very nne
700 boxes Lrnchburg Manufactured Tobacco
90 cases N. Moore's Smoking do
800 kegs Old Dominion na1, at
Ials JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTEYs, Is Pear q
WOOL N ATS, ut No I Ballard House Just q
w cved 100 wool HAt Of various grades for sale On 90
eommodAtins terma- u.,.,v
deQO JOHN fHOmKbUh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

2o2 COsBY IL ANDERSON, 209
MANUFACTURES Of and Agents for the sale Of Tobacco o.
IN cars &C. No. 202 Main Street, square above the Post
cncs stock Of An1setared and smoking
be found the souhsrn Country and ds eee
RETAIL cash. and respectfully relues. all Wishing 10 Pur
chase 10 call and themselves before purhang else
Were Orders frsm the country promptly attended Among
our present found the following brands Of d.
Twists packages Weighing from 10 70 l d. doth dark and
right:
a. Pride Of Virginia." Palmetto,
"a Eudora" sProgrea,"
"a hAmslon.p sCsrnation,"
Louisa BeIl,u sDevbeuy,"
81 noorado sGchen Leaf"
sLnri.otH sOur own"
% hinnsmouee- s6hlo"
u Eiehlanderi, solsce" aoronoko,"
% oonouistador" spear"
aPrds Of Bsthe," kc, Dc.
COSBY 1 ANDERSON,
uoll Bouthern Tobacco Btora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12


e SPRING STYLES Gil
- OF HATS AND GAPS. ~
NEY assortment Of HATS and GAPS for the Spring trade
Ha also Moeskin sk and Cashmere HLt and great variety
Of style Of Gaps Leghorn and straw Hats 70 great vs5sy
brss Walking Canes, 4e Ac all or any Of which sn6s soe
respectfully 'h'i'' ''n IRON p4' JOHN THOMPSON.
ahGs Nc. Ballard a0s..:
Stick AND MASS LICORICg.-P ssset Leo:
> rice; also, mass Hcoee, for sale BY EDMOND
BLACKBERRY WINE.-A superior article Of the
~ 40, JAS P. DUvLL, 1879 Main add lsth streets .eYs
CoTL0N oZyAaT1GsooI'O bales o'nASnr" for Scss sale
" Just received IRON Rev Orleans and charestOn Also few
o rses and the ensI brands Of inGang Isa
o 9Sr SiS W. ' S"s' z o@s a-D mn .-ss
IREAn ia TAR, Sal soda, small lot Of Sod. Ash
WADE hAAtES Drug S''F' iS' NAN '"''' '''' ro, :
INRRNCH BRArDY.-5 quarter casks very superior
Il quality, for sale BY DUNLOP, h0NCUaE GO dss-.
COR RENTING large Ware Houses, fronting on DOCK
asa sno Nv SH'' "ses app" =" eEo PALMER.
SooTaINe sYHgPs va.sy; ,! sps'S,Ss sySs S
> and Railways Ready Relief for sale BY y" AID
i65 Main ftreet ~
-
. No. lO6 Main street ooi'
IHOR tue AeMY.-sooD 90
T. msnt. for sale BY povEA CO. o.
SALTPKIRE.-A, small supply by
XJILsoNs DASDEUoE ooFsEk-r This /. a. ic ous as veil
Os lava For Isis ~ ". PETEssos 90. DruegI.. dsS
CLARET wINRs.--iSO CASES, In STORE
"I ID. .,.I sn Il! h.,
CNGLIsH PILOT CLOTH.-oue Csc. dark blue,
e ScA' English Pilot o0A In ''Tss and n sac
lOOO lbs; CHE LOG weep. ia' receive; a., and
,OILET SOAPS choice lot Of role, sosR. Perfumes,
Il P,mades Tooth Br5shss, Ae., for sale BY DOVE CO.
DAY RUM One PunchsOn Of superior Ray Run for
ID IalsBy DOVE CO.
DRIED PEACHES hand, and for ,.ls very So.
~ perl0rlOt Of Dried Peaches DOVE o.
EOR received and for sale 1000 Id, gsesva5
bSh Tyro Extra Flour HuSTk JAsEs a4
yXTINRoO boxes olAct wine quarter cA,t, pale shsr,
w Wns' Of rne quality for sale Hns y DAVENPORT NJ
L sale BY W PETERSON 90, Druggists 1855 Main street
mt lbs Patent Lint, sale b. J. p DUvAL, ooIan
II Main an 10Th sts. no&
e.. oSr1y sSS; SsSs.
Letter PApsr Cat and Wrought Nails Copper Wire KNIVES and
Forks Pocket Knives CONN Borews sand Paper kmory Cloth
. ale BY oLGsKs0s 90. No lOs Main street de2
ONE COPPER STILL AND WORM. sent u, for
~ sale, and 70 be seen at store.
del4 ALvIY LIPscoMB
EOOO LIB, White and Brown Zinc Paint, in oil, for
DOOO saleby WM. sATTLFRA CO,
NOT i42 Main street
GIAvANA CIGARs.-A lot OF genuine Havana Ogart
III vuy hne, for sale By w. PETERSON co., MALI
Street dec
YNLOD-Famiy Four supe qusty for sale In qusn
u tite, tn suit DUNLOP. MnSGuRE 4 90 ds9
ID HMOVAL.-EON0NO, DAVENPORT CO, have renov:
ed their oce. Gary and 18th seets up GAr ae
EATHRR.-iO0 hdes Russett Leather; 30 hdel ha :
IL Upper Leather 10 hdes Kip Skins 10 hdes 5enon cA nAn
consignment, and for sale BY r- ,,,.va
no6 HUNT JANE
CRUSHED LOAF SUGAR, In store Oct 29d.
" Is LoysinRs and n T. Steam Sugar Refining Company
or sals W Va WALLACE e0Hs corner Pearl ndoHyA -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
DOCKS AND STATIONERY, ,o

R"oAS AMI W. RANDOLPH,
ISL Main street,
Has large additions 70 his stock b. recent purchase
eeAneous novels cheap and Library binding Travels Rogs
ply and history 200 Bibles large and small common and sny
bIndpg loco New so Hymn Books zoo Prayer
Books OO Popular School Books 100000 MANILA Ban Blue
and White Envelope 80 Reans Note Letter Gap, and fcho
Post Paper; 1000 Blank Books such Ldgers, Journals Cash.
Invoice Day ok Gc 1900 pages Of Music; Violin Bsnjo
es flutes Strings &c. 200 Gold Pens with and Without
handles roo packs Playing Cards. common and n quality
ali
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

DISSOLUTION OF CO-rARTNEKSHlP.
VVHE oo-Partnsuhlp Of Clarkson, Anderson a Co.,
dissolved July lat By mutual consent j. CLASE-
business hoagh either partner will sfgn 10 hqu
cation The be found a. the once o.
ClArkSon o., Ne. l0S Main ~ 81 -
in. ANDERSON,
naS-a Il. DROWHELL
NOTICE.
Nand an.r this das or "a q Win CASE yasls
l wIthn thIrtV daTa CLARKs0N co.,
"a No los Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

VIALBoTT BzoTHIs, proPr..ors Of The asoys Tv1h
Il are buldng PORTABLE STEAM rHGIRf5, CT an IN
proved construction, Of all res from sI 70 forty fes
r7iiabls for orcusr Saw Nils reshing AaeLas and eise
purposes which they faer fully neiu
peror 10 any Engines built here elsewhere.
They Will also furnish STATIONARY HrkAk IEGnn ne
len Worse sny required power. -
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of TIE spprsvsd ssssirs'rsi
and Of various slkes.
PUhPs AID wHrrIs for wkrER WORKS, PORTABLE eliss
MILE, and IRONS for MILLS Of all kinds.
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PRHssrs ELArrEING MILLS and al teles sfe
manufacturing Tobteco, togshsr With lind OF RAe an
RoR olsTINas ana wRouelT RlE WoRI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HONE!
TIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
toIHol CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH srREETe)
rNsRr ,hite persons for life or years. and slaves
Il for one or more mot excee ding four) years
Grants Aanuues EndoWnens the most equitable terms
Tho Yankee companies having made known their Intention 70
repudate The policies feovc=en who may be killed In
defence Of their homes either by taking arm1 nPa
.ys19 prudts ns insured By them ought at his
pcot sontsnirS The necessary information furnished 1t The
ONCE Oh inc o'NPAA'' SAMUEL J. HARRIsoS, President
J. ADAIR PLEAsARTs, Secretary.
B1In BunvuI, NJ D., Medical Examiner
j. b. BcOAw, NJ. D., oon5ulung Phys!clan.
ROSCOE D. HAITI, Legal Adviser Us
INSU RANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Comply.
Office Company's New Building,
No. 1853 Main street Rich'd, Va
CAPITAL $500, 900.
SURPLUS
TIyHIs old Institution Chartered by the Legislature Of Viz
Il GINA In lss2D continues to Insure l. city and country
Against damage he almost description pro-
perry sps and Oargoes and risks on Inland usn
ponaon all parts Of the world 81 reasonable rates Of
The very liberal share pub patronage which has 50 long
received operates return liberal and prompt settlement Of
claim which has ever Been y. penss H he referred 70
parties insured in this Company In over MY counties
The State 49,. g..
~ VIII meet prompt attention ,,o,o
Jos Allen JE wadsvorta, Geo. ". Smith
y. L oOWardin, VIM Bees, Z. Gulsn, N D.
Hn kAlner, Q. ". Purcell, 4 H. haury,
A K Parker, Jos P. Winston, Samuel r. LAthrop,
Jas. A. ItiOsi, "A olAIbOrTs ,ov.vr,y p-..,,.,,
Wv wuirs In Secretary, oc1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12
HINT 4 JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia,
gEEEPAL COMMISSION MHRCHAATS,
Aad Assas Dor ss sale Of AAnHSsrvd Aaa smoking Tobacco
sO5a ,.ssA-ss n.y. for sals. Esi9-Su
HEggbss,sr Repaol,Aa, stanton Spectator and Prsder
ekssars Sess al copy nos and ssnt oil % Whr or--
TNvVALA SOR d as ..tt OlKS !. roS.,, R...
4 amPrOViug the Condition OF Horses anu
Mas asas ,,sa an A2P,us A1S sssyas zen 2, sS
l. horse subject Internally This ~Horse rorio"
=. AL me @ SoS H S a ss bach 70 rs ss pooT
eoauoa hhAs o-ea esd extensively since s Introduction,
a North oAss1 Nss tort Aal IN Alaos every quarter Of
Ts Horse rOas has yer znsesA sAicsOn As far =. The
susssr sesa abla . AssAn lssAn Be osS.ned q he
s' - F-is.or lai SaaaAc-srsr.
AZ LVFA1G CNPSI Military CaPsi! JOa
III JJJLEi Jfs Wholesale and Retail, % the Military
g Ii Co. pa A slack CliS, aad Fatigue s,ye CAPS ear
in a. sSa.s Ps.alar sii,7 IA desired % US sasE MItSsy
| uths alss d-'ols ard WA-nest Gap nAaai-c
G. 5rs,s HlI wl,sis AL ssAl i-Nis Vim sc eoaaa
sL JndN ol) = 80 s. ala svs-t Seonoad Va an
DOssGEEi' - ANOasISUN,
GOVERNOR STREET,
receiving &C. the al TrAas c.PsaEl, on oiOIAI, hA
- LnEi. rsr;5,a So oo-asss AID BAa41 Wiatop seAiS
car A. psd and &aissssas =ads % order a. ,Aor 40
ia Paper aass aGas In s sy Or county ~ SoPsHCrNori
-, FI4E FARuERs UF EaRUaSIA
FFyIgsepa- oc bEsa ne Northern and Sozths states hav
Y oS5s o.ie s Psrsa a S P ~ u a., Sc,
e sea excessively or many yeA IN ga. eo ssl.ssIl iAEs
liberty q ne Psc7 iety o. hsaag yo1s Batter vel
psokas a7t as o. putting up In ees lreE Al "a to7
IN so5a cli Arset soo1 arss packing a. you
pntby can pes-d - receive q cocsisnento
zrlsge t-acu1g se hiyess' aA-ke 2cs, and a. dsA
5pts A. tae loEcT % rGet pr
- Or iHs pronp for El-Lsl sea=at
A c-lal-i = ,sress ci hcsh The farmer
$50 l-t4-E Is1Gl cc "a receive azy other country
sass ~ prl y oSes. ell yer particular
ea % Bs-r isrse sspPEe sETe 5eaa sea heretofore
S51.a ~ Sia Ehs make Al furasht our
i-v-s give 20 s'.gen c %, act ;isi lave ee-a enszgs
= 5aes II s sly ir ss IA thirty I've yeaTi AL Ask
tt.-t,enng sOa.ts-t o: sty-s sNnsf.stoa
sANP3ON JONES lEc1t
G-ocs- sni COc nia ioa Merchant,
,sz-dAa OR Mar Ea' 9h -. fleetwood. W.
NV AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR T-s SALE OF NrGROsS
-Y4E he's MS Jay cncel th- Anctoa e1fn>
fr he - NsIE0EA a. the A1ccn Room ErAnkln
49,. r..uly oocupis co By BErfS 1 GREGORY.
both 1abuy a1d privately, al selects ths
r,rouage snis All ne pubic generally Ne pledges Ms
yrocts me istresi = hl patrons AID naeFs ae
80 experience n he trade, - VIII Be enabled -
ebta The zas prices he VII make LbsTa sdyAne=a
o. properly 7zf-aai y prepared % boArt psrsoc1
Es=d is, al yaer servntshaErg ssss Aeee
l,54Na5ns tor bo.a Il 5-CkE,
Ca RrankIn, 9rd esss ssSOH Wal EtreeL
AprllsiA 1851.