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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17

peace and harmony between them and specifics thu,
neither Government shall DO able TO make recIams
lions OF any kind from the other for any act prior Ia
the date OF the treaty arising in of The
recent disagreements between the two Governments
Each Government Is to permit the free transit Of an
goods TO be consumed in the territory of TIE otls
Neither Government prevent the transit over lie
territory Of effects destined for the other Political
refugees from section are TO be denied the roL,
of asylum in the other. Each Government is pledged
to defend the territory Of thu other.
FROM CARTHAGENA.
ESCAPE OF PoLuIcAL PRTsoSERs.--On the pich.
of the Sd inst, the British X. w. !. mail steamer
Avon. Captain Reeks, arrived at Aspinwall with
ex-l'resident Ospena aud his brother, Don Barto.
lone Caivo and padre Sncre on board these gentle.
men having escaped from Carthagena, where they
have been held for length of time political prs.
oners by Mosquera. As soon rs TIE news reached
Panama the Provisional Governor started with 4
body OF troops to Aspnwal to arrest tue ugitives,
but on getting there found the steamer bad gons
alongside the British frigate Orlando, lying seyerd
miles out, and beyond Granadian jurisdiction and i
Is probable the objects Of the Governor search have
been transferred for "a ety to the latter vessel until
the Avon is ready to prosecute her voyage to ST.
Thomas, where the fugitiyes are bound.
L0test.-The steamer Sonora, with l56 pas.ence
81, 49, ,5O2 in treasure and 200 tuns OF quicksilver
from Manzanilla, reached Panama this evening.
beng detained in receiving freight at ManzanilR.
She left at that port steamer Active; at Acapulco.
sloop Lancaster, and French sbip.of-wsr Bayouaiss
No special news.
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liz FRENCH TROOPS 10 REMAIN IN ROME.
Departure Of French Troops for Mexico
THE TRIAL OF Carl BAlDl
Apprehension Of Terrible Outbreak in Italy
NALrFA1. Tue sdav. Sent. II.

HsLiFA1 Tuesday, Sept. IT, 1862
Tie Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
on the 9th, via Queenstown on the 9TH inst passed
this point en- route to Boston at T. o'clock hast night
She was boarded by the news yacht Of the Asso-
ciatcd Press, and summary Of her news obtained.
The Arabia has 100 passengers but brings specie.
Ier dates days later than those per the 30
bsmian.
TIE steamship Scotia, from New-York, arrived at
Queenstown at midnight Thursday, tie 4th inst,
aud reached the Mersey at o'clock on the evening
Of the 9Th inst.
TIE steamship City Of Washington, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 4th INST
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France.

Il was reported that at the last council OF Minis
tsry on Italian affairs, it decided that tie stain
quo should be maintained in Rome for time to
ecrne.
Ii was reported that the Orleanists and Repubi
cans had formed coalition for the next elections
aaa that they expected TO return forty Deputies.
The third division Of the expedition TO Mexico
consisting Of three steamers, left Touon on the %
instant.
The Madrid oficialD Gazette announces that in
consequence Of the explanations given by Gen.
Concha to the Emperor Napoleon, all differences o.
opinion between France and Spain have ceased.
The Paris Bourse closed firm and steady on the
6.h inst, at J9f. 40c. for the Rent.s
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Prom Aspinwsll.. Observation-Disclosures. IS


From San FIsneisco and AspinwsI. a3i, fl3
THE SEIZURE or rHE PoRT TOWNSEND Custom
lToUsE.-Ihe.e Were recently published in TIE Bul-
htH accounts of certain queer proceedings at
Port Townsend, ". T., where Lieut.. Mcrrman of
the service refused 10 give up possession Of
the Custom-liouse there 10 Victor Smith, Collector
and Special Agent Of the Government upon which
Mr. Smith, with the aid of tie L. ). steamer Shu-
brick took forcible possession. The Oreg0nian
Portland of the Sth August thus relates the sequel
Immediately upon the reception OF tie news Of
this extraordinary transaction, Gov. Pickering, OF
Washington Territory, despatched an express 20 Van
couver, summoning Judge Whyche 10 tie Capital,
and learn that the Judge left Vancouver early on
Wednesday morning 9th August, arrived at Month
cello at noon, and Immediately left the place in
company with the 4. 5. Marshal II huntington for the
Sound. Gov. Pickering wac TO have LEFT Olympia
yesterday morning in company with IA number Of
gentlemen OF that place for Port Townsend; and il
said that the greatest excitement prevails the
whole Territory relative 10 the material regarding
II "a IA hghhanded outrage upon the rights of the
people interested, and gross usupaiion Of unlawful
power. What remedy the civil authorities will adopt
III the premises not advised, but fear that
nothing be done az present toward recovering
of the papers and money belonging TO tie
Custom-House. We hope, however, that the people
OF sister Territory VIII hear with patience this
seeming violation of law and ORDER as we doubt not
matters will be brought to "a satisfactory ad ustmcnt
"a soon as the proper Department at Washington
can be heard FROM"
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To SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRs.-Tbe advertise
ment of Messrs. Netteton, Gilbert & Camp In to-
days TRIBUNE will necessarily attract The attention
Of all those who have claims on the Government FOR
soldiers bounty, pay, or pensions. The terms on
which these gentlemen propose TO prosecute and col
lect such claims are certainly moderate-remarksoly
sowhie their integrity and responsibility is voueoec
for by our Mayor and several Of our leading broken
merchants and lawyers. Believing them to be up
right and capable, we commend them to ploie COL
fdenco and patronage.
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boaro, Monty MARKEr.-In the London Money
nsrs.: the FUNDS quiet but steady Ia the Discount
puk' the demand for Money Hight tt unchanged
enc weekly Cotton market received per Bohemian)
fhADs AxroKT-Mancbeser advices report the market
srn sna quiet with advance middng and lower quail
ss-s. There IL iess speculative demand
IL sErooL BkEADsruYys MARKET.-The market more
euici and steady The various Circulars repor Flour still
conn~sid but more steady Wheat steady Red Western
sly'iI5 Rcd Southern, l06GOi9; White Western 1880
iwsHgoOL PROVISION MAAEKr-Tbe market coDtinpe,
rrcalars report a. foows Beef very dnl and dow
P,Tk veJy dull bacon downward, and declined A.
t. .. sFf- u 4zfaHS. Tsiow quiet ct al.
stJ.Oi IAgDtcg ASxaEg-Ike BrQkeIs' Circular 70.
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Lutest-Yf1 Oueensto,,,,

L:spos, Sept. THE Heroid's Paris CORE
spondsn, says no doubt s entertained there that m
oss Rome 10 evacuated, there viii be terrible out.
break 10 Italy
it;s stated tina, Ra;azzi viii resort to a general
s.ste OF siege.
Canton dates Of July are received. TIE loss Of
iLe ship Phantom is confirmed.
TWIST advancing. TEA-Iligher prices demanded,
bst Uuse, Inactive. ExCnAsGg. a..
C,.cUrTA-TEA inactive. SILK active and 3D.
vHting rrcEAsGE, 6i1l. FKIiGHTs for SIX, 1901.
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p.ss~nsers Arrived

IN ,,.am,hip CAampioa, from Asrinicdl!-A Ch' H.
Ge,ry. H. furnpslm. l.. shmid A. J. 0anI'S%Ts ,. III j.
Iunrbsoe Mn, H. Allen and daughter Rev a a STAR H.
y la. Ismuel j. Bridge, II. A. Wardeil. A. NJ ossifi p
W%sarJs Dillon and family, G.. koePmsnoansp n
Mv,irk IT, T. A.; Mrs Shields and infant MIS- pe Mra
81 w.f.rman A. j. Atw and family Mrs amp nj co.
" brown and children, Mrs Robinson. MT = an II 8.
Joues 4 G. Paitiuson. Geo. Nssls. Capt d. y "'''
n, aud full complement " sestsss
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QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FArR.-rs
Queens County Agricultural Society hold their fsd
on Thursday and Friday Of this week, rs VIII %
seen by advertisement. We are assured thai "
rneements have been made to render this one
the finest County Fairs ever held in the country
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SpIiin,

The Queen Of Spain has signed decree granting
sn amnesty TO the persons Imprisoned account o.
the Instruction at Loga.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Champion, Capt. Wilson, arrived
on Tuesday morning from Aspinwall, with the CAL
iforna mails and passengers, and S93i,4l5 Sc in
treasure. Tie following is the treasure list:
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IAdyertisementl

81 WANT TO De HEALTHY, WEALTHY, hos
or.u,v Avn U,ppy"-A Psychological ExannatiosS 10
FoyIe, Wells No 3Os Broadway, will reveal your s.
aud how to correct them-your talents ana now '" wv
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There is no change in money, which is abundant
at SO ) e cent.
The deposits on 4 cent loan with Mr Cisco are
stou; $l0O 900 TO day.
letter this forenoon from the Office Of Internal
Revenue Of the Treasury Department says that the
fret Of the revenue STAMPS will scarcely be ready by
the 2jth inst. II thi. be 20, some embarrassment
VIII be created after the let OF October for the want
of sufficient supply OF stamps
The following table will compare tie present
condition Of the banks with that ut the olose II tie
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The Circular on B. haletf a. TO. Tor this day 8
foreign mail makes the following reference to the
agricultural advantages Of the NorhWestern States:
In cheapnes OF production England might well attempt
10 compete with Cuba in the culture OF sugar with Illinois
in the production Of wheat and Indian Wheat there
be grown at proht of5O cents Per bushe while the
ket value Of in very large sections Of tho State past
year has been only 10 per bshe Every one OF the
81 in the State be said to be srable land and
every In the highest degree fertile OF course, consider
able occupied by villages aud ces but II
tmate those applicable 10 farming Ooooo0 OF scre their
productive capacity in Indian at - bushels per acre
would be 900 bushels and Coo 90 900 In wheat
bushels to the or course tho large extent stated
all be devoted TO tho two great OF tho state Certain
P'5sIoe' Wg' h vi spaEt los oLan Haa to Pas'uIsss
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IAdyrr,isem enL |

GALA TINES TO-DAY At BARNUMs Mcstus
The thrilling Drama CLAUDE MARCEL pIo1uoea M
>ooS and tyESlSG for the convenience OF Lalss a 10
Iaufs
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Southern, 32!; Michigan Southern Railroad Guaran-
teed, 63l a; Illinois Central, 63s; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad. 26l ana Galena and Chicago
Railroad 73l a73, Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
$50 So, with sales Of 500 shares at $50, and that
stu bid Rock Island Railroad 6Ssa69; market
unsettled.
The foreign bill market is quiet, and In the early
part Of the day heavy After the reaction IN gold
however, rates stillened. Sterling Is 1851 9l29i.
Freislts are again decidedly lower under limited
offerings and larger amount of tunnage. To
Liverpool the engagements ere 100 bales Of cotton
at 3d.; 1900 bushels wheat at l3I AID, in bulk
and bags closing ct the inside ratei 800 bbls flour
at 81. 7}d. a3s. Cd 100 tuns cake at 1s. Cd %
ns bacon and lard at 31s. 3D.; 1900 pkgs. cheese
at AS; 800 pbes. butter at 45s To Lonion: 5OVVo
bushels wheat opening at l5dljld. in bags aud
closing at 49, I'D. in bulk and bags; 5000 bbls.
flour at Is. a 4s 80. To Glasgow: 1000 bushels OF
wheat ri I'D in bags. The cbarters are British
brig with 90, 900 bushels of wheat if to Limerick,
at 5d., and if to Cork, for orders, l5id. Pfussiin
brig with 1900 bushels wheat TO Yarmouth at i5d;
and two vessels to Cork and market with -, OJo
bufhels of wheat nj l5ld.
ERRArAThe destination foreign bark with 1900 bushels
Of wheat reported in our last was Lisbon.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts,
$751;, 1851 IS - for Customs, 100000; Payments,
$7l2, $50 29; Balance, s., Gil 1913 30.
The business over tie counter has been quite brisk,
and quotations have been well maintained. Noiwith-
standing the decline in Gold in the morning, the
Custom-IIouse notes were very firm, and not offered
freely. They are selling at ll0l ellOl. The '.3cs
were in large demand and buoyanti sales were made
in small lots as high as l0J but at the close the quo
tations for large parcels were l04! 1915. OneyeaF
Certificates in better request and not pressed on
the market, at 9Si 100. The movement in Gold has
been very active during the day the transactions be-
ing nearly all on speculation. We know Of one line
Of a million of dollars bought on speculation within
ten DAYS. After selling down to ll6. the quotation
steadily advanced to lIs.
The Erie Railway has earned since January ].
t5ls yIs
lee, 60 q, cent expenses leaves............. LOLITA
Add cash on hand January l....'.'''''''''''' iS''i
Eight months interest end rents.......+ l,0ll,24 -
TIgstees scrip January l........... lt'2S-ziolos'
APpsren, cash on hand. .........;...";;;." ss.IH
Tho road esnod In septeube October No'enosd arr i
December
Add Is p cent increase ior lCo?.......'''.'' Eo'I"
r,r,,o,.a non,h,. ssOa.47I
tour months rent sndin N'eO4
sr,r,n, ,o,,m.....................s 77a.is
Add surplus Sept w."
ts7tsO
"A A. cent on prcf,red observation-disclosures. $4,000
Cab balance Jan. /. Ioe1................. sSs's"
= =. II. Il.
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BY reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity Of the
latter left OF dewater this year, compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows increase Of
S3G 500 bbls. flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
y Of some Of the principal articles Of produce left
at tde-water from the commencement of navigation
to and including the Nth Of September in the years
Indicated.
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A meeting Of the Enc Railway Company viii be
held on Tuesday the lith Of October. The tRnsfer
books will be closed on the afternoon OF the 9Th
instant, and reopen on the 18th Of October.
The following is IA statement Of coal tram ported
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TIE SHEEP MARKET.
uereipfu this week IL IA

There was not very large supply Of sheep aud Lambs In
market ut the opening Monday morning the price was
rather better particularly ior old Sheep IL last week
There lot OF Kentucky Sheen In which
cot tho o~nsr at Albany Ut head aud sold prices that
viii average BE 10. 1.-Two weight 10 sold at 81 so for
t3i at RI ~; but this be taken price OF
common stock for tho most sells in wa.nyoo MaIiet at
alo. h.
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The EnglishPreSs on jeff DaViS's Message
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
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1862, was as follows:

Decrease .l56l6 Ino. 2l359l Dse.lsds7s lno p 076
The aggregate quantity Of the famo articles left at
tide-waer from the commencement Of navigation to
the nth September inclusive during the years 1861
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We annex a comparative statement Of the exports
from the Port OF NewYork to foreign ports for the
week ending Sept l6, and since Jan. /:
1860. 1861. 1862.
For tho week. .......A2l3l $50 sgB5g6 s4oJ7g1l
Previously Teporsd... Jl5 % 7JO,g29 64,Ogl
Since Jan .......@6i ~ 30 s07l9355 see 7O5 5i2
The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn and barley left
at Underwater, during the stweek in September in the
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fROm AsPfswLII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
RICHMOND WING.
m. D.I, Wink iR HIchmond--P"J 'ne O"r
rkers.


riers.
TIE rre.t demand for the DAILr wHs within the city,
ell Dy regular as by transient readers aud The d't'
u,,v Of satisfactorily supplying both oAisss Of re1'i
b. s.rryns system adapted only 20 oai's '10S'rp-
-, b.vs induced Us to resort to the only feasible
mole of managing large city circulation, to wit that
OF orspayasn, 10 he Csrer' FROM this date, there
fors no subscriptions for the wHa to be le within the
,rv vii be taken a. this Office, and all persons indebted
FOR subscription to the present time, within the city, are
re,,ssied o cal =, the Office and settle their account
TIE Carriers r Of course continue to deliver the pa.
Dr to hs present subscribers and receive pay Tor the
s,s AZ die rate OF fifteen eeats P2r week The puohe
"a nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the wrs 6y Carriers within the ciy Is removed, and
that an Who want it nav buy it from the Carriers or have
lea for As at their residences or places OF business
.y-r,5s,s-r l6f 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
ADREL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
rr.rrAyrS v,us o. ey Nth ycE e. IsaEns purchases
~ - Especially s1uisi 70 erAalne cur sNoeA % pA
GOODS. We ofc- ~ sale
50 49, Iyr1zl Slestinss Aad sttrlnss,
10 Osnlh1rE4
- case, Biss,fs 81 s1-s'i1S1 Aai Sh.rtlnes,
Sab,1-a r.AII Aai 81. pea Osas5l-,s
81 p.scss Sfri7si sai pjl3 p5uiestes for ssESAAA
- 81 hllcl ncNagL
=, :. s'sO cNsss Fslcy 'rutf
~ &" Co.'s .eS
10 Cclssai Hanbrcs,
3 Esa'IGry Jeans and rueeia.
.;ar- ..sorlslt eag - L.guB, os gents wear
S--t Ct,e-c. Fh L4s.s Lawns Plain striped AID stabFoll
- R.reg,. al Popuua, C5A cansrss Vestinss, &c, Ae
~ ELLETT a DEEY@Y,
~. - Pearl gt-e-t
WrNr0ona, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
!. TOaEA9s OF DEPART

- To ElE : - = OF DEPART
EA NyNrS AND N-s.. NNTS-I would ses 70 nyl-e NE
as-on Heads Of Departments OF The various eranes o.
81 G1seruer' o. ;ae Cgl,ed-yse Ss,'s nov In keoS 70
a. large extensive Books, paper, StSE1on-
cry, Envelopes, RisRk Books, Ne.. which "Hi
fur1ish thsll a. fAr prices. -.
H.zg as,Aed 4 - ss,asEsheat extensive Book Binse
r. are nrspAret 70 szscgte ndng, Ald tbs Anae q
Iosg,f rricg. A NORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
Ia 81 kain street Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

INOa SALB.-l2 900 lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxe, Tsllow Candles
10 ties klce
90 hhds N. o. Sugar
80 bbls Syrup
~ boxes roilst soap
90 sardines
$50 bbls really fac Irish Potatoes
80 bhlI Crushed Sugar
10 bbs Powdered do
300 gals Rye Whisky. s years old
70 bblJ pure Corn Whisky
30 do Apple Brandy
10000 Seq Irs, some very hne
200 boxes IL nchburg Manufactured Tobacco
50 cases NJ Mooreb Smoking do
sOJ kegs Old Dominion SAls, at
Ia,s JIHks N YOUNGER 0TEYs, Is Pearl Ct.
WOOL III ATS, nt No l Ballard House Just e
w eved Wool Ha Of various grades, for sale Oh &C
eommodAtng terms- o,, ,ro,,,oox
de20 JobN IhonrooN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

JsIHos FHICE co. have Ia slock-many jaa reee rsd-
HEAVY Rcd BlAnkes Grey Army Blankets, 1914 and ls$
Beached sheens BrAehed cotton, Brown Cotton
tnahurgs Irish Linen Damss. Twngs ac Beg ant supply
Eaok Cloth and Black Beaver and French uo
Rich Black 90 oed ak Elegant Poplins and FOR
toin, lust opened spool Cotton Lambs Wool shirts and Draw
era hosiery Collars sleeves and Iaes &c Sc AIRY portion OF
The old they viii continue 10 sell ct former prices
REGARDLESS increased they determine 10
DO vhsa the G)sds recently tough aud such
they buyng subjected to eheA adVaEee
Their stock is kept up. -. .o
deli THOMAS X PflOf w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05

NITRATE OF MANESIA has long been known as one OF the
best Purgaves use the usual form OF Solution or
LIQUID Preparation TOO bulky for the traveller We have nov
The same SOLID P0RM-one bottle being equivalent To three
or four Of liquid PREPARATION and far preferable TO Epson Salts
seIttx Powders usual Aperens and Csthsres EVey
the year. .. ,,r,,,s ~ a..
For sale 81 MADE bAhkhs Drug esore'o
iyB le0 MAh corner AuoFe J.. v.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
Ul-Nr a. JNIlEN,
Richmond, Virginia,

Richmond. Virginia,
sESERAL COMMISSION MEECgiETS
Ana Asrz r se sale o. Msasset-rst Aad saoEug Tobacco
son packages no~'or ssie. se---e1
v-waclss.. ,.pa5 ,- stasatoB Spectator Aad Freisr
sssb4rg -Es VII clqy 1rs and sen ~ - VIZ y1
nVVaL& NOR OV'S ''S1OESss 'CDNsJ, Fot>
J alnprcViRE the Condition OF Horses an
gNs EvIg tasu apps-ie alt N-le'tis terl OF bots
A. a-1B -l1lrr slr'tt Ali Ds.ealtr, and Al D8esf~s
Il El'cN i.bisc Internally This Horse Tonic y-s
~ A appetite % hLr, ard be len on Alter
a. -s improved visIout his ialg BACK % his u-a- poor
gT1re- hl us-i eNtgH yely siace rs tnt-oigctol
u ar y-s-s 40 ;s c7 Aal al parts Of the Ssaie = Viz
na North cNrrG NeE WORK. All - AIN - every quarter Of
it- ca. 1-AaI re demand is strA-4y lrcr,asilg.
universal sstsa,to1 as TAR A. we
s-r#---r able l1ssta- Ncsn De ooAirri " '
pr~cfr,l i-gr.F 1s Rat, ant - JAS p. nChAL, p-
-. so.s Proprietor Ali N-l-ac-lrrr.
7 LITARS CN"y: military Cspa:! JJa.
he Pl1ar slrr s large 'r oil. aFne NAn1ftr'l-et
G05is. -ay Blue an B.s cafe. AID ..-rs strs Gems 'al
Be raE 4. f-rrls - iu snF c'T
Ia Old ssu.- I -sa % ere olsrz M'.-.rY
Sap Be- rr- ll- sr.- ArI NEST CAP z5E ml1v'rc
s-s.t Eauls = -lL srt ssr9- % 'r-k c laaz'astl-
Of lrs Hal. WHalftla z-I R-.AI adj will 5s
81 J1-S . 3D.. = go 2 '- streets Nc''l7. ~ ", --N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-05
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

,pEoIA notice 70 the city and county LsSps want any
- CO. -cnd 10 s,liby calling a. No. 81 hAln street
usvng very large sock Of Pdns Lawns JSeonsvs
dss plain and figured BAreges, black and eolo5sI o
- bsAched and brown Shifting and sheeEhsi OAS
srs and Keaucky Jeans striped and domestic Io en S
.rvants Ladies' Caters; Morocco, Kid ana OaSNh eoea,
~, snJ Chareps shoes Of every size and quahy Laen
and Cotton Goods AID boys ladies' Ss ana M Is
S,iove AZ "a cents: Mi,l5 % 50 cts Linen
seDts. Irfsh Llren Is SIS Snd 81 cents; fEA4oH, &
nd striped al rs cents Swiss Cambria and yaeone'
1,k b snd white Tarletan al Ss,cuishns low PIiSes
bSbrjo Wored Bands and Collars a. oost hu u1es -
ssoVe nj great many, uuner0u1 10 rnenuoh, % ~
- ,L 6sryns NV more, they Nere eoaght before e
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