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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

Thsls "a mt 5rtnt sasjsC; just as this time whether
roa araor should eonsS. Of one thick plate, or 'ovei'
St IA OF thin once. New York paper hiss the follow
ils on tho sutj'ot
Hsslyz BAIryEiTs-Tu.cK Amos OR kRHoR IN
ssssY--we understand tha: The Navy Department e.
sse.ss decided preference FOR bick plates oil IRON ar
nor for ships liz preference TO several strata OF thin
plates II The ssTe aggregate thickness, Tho european
pvotce would seem 10 confirm this view OF the cAse.-
En. tao most OBVIOUS facts and principles are AL TO tho
contrary. The elaborate experiments OF Mr. sieVeIs
sloE that vle the pile OF thin plates may be more iN-
a-fts{ he solid plate Of equal thickness most sha!tsied
and weakened BY ball OF given tOTco. The thin plates
3 ndrduall, and tho inner plates are hardly weak
eed At al but tho whole Of the thick psto must either
give s,y altogether or no weakened in every part ls
fracture irregular and generally greatest on the BACK
side and the efFaci whole, is more destructive Inc
same facts were fuy ust 1ted in the late engagement
ths frs, engagement o. two ron-csd Ve1ses-at For
t-s.s Honroe While the turrot Of the Monitor, CON-
posed oil layers each an inch thick only indented
Is inches b7 a shc. striking square and nat upon
t. Of tho solid bars plates M nones thicE ana
Twelve inches deep forming part OF her plio-house,
VAS completely broken in two by similar shot ana
opened inch on the back side Thus eight inches oil
thin plates stood better than nine inches Of solid
fais cue, IN degree, TO the uuec'on OF tbs
Din plates With the surrounding mAs, while the solid
pate had dolly its individual strength And this leads to
another view OF the subject
When tho srmor OF shps i compoIed merely Of
booss pinned to the frame, and having lateral con-
neciOl il adds strength to tie sTucnre hat The
contrary U ad5s ia iGmense weight wheh IA constantly
tsgdug strain aud fracture the oIber parts Of the
81 especially The loo5eninc OF the solid plates
OF the Warrior and La G!oire, and the sraining and
leaking Of the vessels due TO it, Rave already been
sources Of Immense trouble and expense. But when
the armor composed OF layers Of thin plates breskng
joints the whole structure ia IN effect ono continuous
plate forming grder Of immense strength. The Armor
tho double purpose OF giving tho vessel ex
tssorinary strength aud OF better resisting the enenys
p.ojso;ilss.
But there y one more consideration in favor Of thin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
CONGRESS
oFrHE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

OH THE AMbhlOA.
s Nh os, ,e,,
sry,mp
SENATE
The senate mss ~ S,ooL " TUG n'' Di
). purro sro y, 'ne D TP ..
al, n' In rsf.rrsJ
on, r,onr,, to,x
cn,npou
VA mouon ~, o. NJ. srAhhun' OF Ia, was
h"ois'd, IN" We con'.ee on nnAnce enque n.o
"a .oh.oco "a - A.. ,oSro.
lean paying for the same in bonds Of the Confederacy
p.yabe AT the expiration Of twenty years with interest
At The rate of eight Der cent PAYABLE semi.apuu,ly
Rssolpsd further That the committee enquire and
report upon the policy OF inducing further subscriptions
Of cotton and tobacco 70 toe produce loan bv arrs,pr
10 nav An equitable price for cotton and tobacco thus .ub
ssrbed in The following manner to witt on. fourth of
the amount In treasury notes and the balance on bonds
payable a. Aforesaid.
On motion the Senate then went into secret legislative
session.
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uoois we're 0Ponsa;, A.
mr. phomN Oh niSa, intioouceu Dui 70 Amsna inc
~, W P rvvuo LOT lne o'kau,11Non VI 'ne
le'o'u'on Holn ,uo nou,o 'u"r le In
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hNo' NM oonourreu lh'
. several OhNs Anu Itsou'on communicates run 'u'
HOUSE OF Representatives wore reio'rou !" "o APPiV'
pirate oonim"ec n.
on mohon OF MT erAhho", Vi La "o osna'o Au'
J'u'nVu' -. -. .......
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Tho HOUSE assembled At IA o'clock, n. Prayer by
The Rev Dr. DogRou.
,,,,,.. n, IN. Amy ., oo,s,x,.
=, ,n,,nn :, A.. a.. IT,
MT W H'' =. H., 81
iNo ' % ''o -, -! -. ~, - 49,. Ia. y,
',ie hous' S',,,ist 90 heIl 80. Il, GonS,.
'h' army "''' '"''''NN v 10'N -
.o0HiD AL'0r'oA'
Mr.. SMITH, Of n. o. by unanimous consent, submit
ted report from the COMMITTEES on Elections on the
contested election chSs between Mr. OAKLAND, OF Ark
the Iisting member, and Mr.. Johnson, who Is the
| tessAnt
M. CROCKETT, OF KY, offered resolution by way
| of amendment to the report.
On motion Of Mr. SMITH, Of N. O., both documents
ware ordered 10 be printed and the report made tae spe
! eiAl order for Monday.
| nHLIEV OF cosyIpKRIrr PRISONERS.
| NJ 1oyPs - Tam ,rhui,,sd m. foloxipu rs.olu
Mt ''4'A'' VI ->--''
"'E - -, ,ha Co,,-.,, NJ Al. Confader.te sta,es
n.'oa ~ .uV ~" Scss,,r1 81 w. Ia an,ho,,sd 10
VI 1woe -. aou,inaSn, yrnd 'of ,ba VIZ Dsn,r,
Apply out VI .Ho - 60, ,iTna 40 ,ms "a IN M.
Sn su'u suns 70 oo.S.. tr The n,orar, of var in
!Iosmo oIs ~ y;h 20 snsmv
'"1 TnSpS o.d 80 Ia,.r. from officers Who ara now
-. ~ ~ An m. L,nds of the snemy-oue At Fort
H.s ~. ob.r al For, Cba,o-rsprcsentuy their con.
s.;a ' he,D 1a,y dsstjtn.e one for want Of the
u'''Oa :. Oe .TynnI;os nsc....rv far tb,Ir com.
aieau' i" Pu'0N''' 'NPpAN'
''rs roorr .,,;,, that m man "a. r,ore IN IA
49,, - al. .ssoln,;on than he vas aid h.
va VI 'aS ~ ,..ou,on vas drawn Win ,ufciep,
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
oh.,ruc,ior. in the RIxer.

We we're shown Saturday very simple, and, to our
minds, eff Give device for obstrucng the channel OF the
riysr by one Of citizens IL could be easily carried
into execution in short time and at trfrg cost. 1t
i proposed tat the city authorities should at once sec
TO ia constructions or If they be absorbed in other and
greater matters (f such there can be- that citl'ns
themselves shall subscribe the amount necessary some
or $4,000 Tha: sun, or even ten times the amount,
might be very wisely appropriated 10 this purpose PeO'
ps 60 no, seem 20 the danger to which Richmond is
or nav exposed by Yankee guubOas But for the her'
rinac, the Monitor might ere this have bst.ered our
bouses about orr heads Il sad ,ha. there arc two
others Of he same kind nearly completed We should
se prepared against surprise and all contingencies and
cannot 60 to work too soon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24

n.te. Their cost Il very much less than that OF thick
nates The former turned out rapidly BY our ord
pary rolling machinery. The latter cannot be made Of
the Dimensions desired by than one or two mills If
at all, in this country,
Two lboh plates cost fifty per cent more than boiler
IRON and the cost OF four and vench plates increases
In much larger proportion. The 6t-nch Armor Of the
Stevens Battery, composed of thin layers, would cost
considerably less than the 4inch solid plates of the
Warrior beside being, according to the actual trials
vastly better protection against sto, and the very back
bone of the vessel instead OF c6al weight Il is
TO be hoped that these fscts will lead 70 the abandon
msnt Of the project Of 'sndiag to EMgiand for Thick
mates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
THE ACTION IN CONGRESS.

The Federal Congress was greatly excited by the
sui. of the engagement in Hampton Roads. The FOL-
lowing dispatch from Warrington, dated l4th inst will
chow the proposed action Of that body:
The bill introduced By Senator Hale, from the Com
mttse on Naval ARurs to day. provides for the con-
sructon under the direction of the Secretary of the
NAVY of an iron-cad vessel Of lees than Eve
or SIX thousand tons burden and Of great speed and
strength to bs used only ram, for which purpose
one million dollars vii be Appropriated also 600 600
for the construction Of iron-cad gunbos and asa 0O0
for the completion of the Stevens battery, aud half
million for ex endng the facilities Of the Washington
lazy yard to forge and roll plates for the armorsd
ships.
Ii il the freely expressed opinion Of members Of Cen
rress many Of whom had herr tofore opposed the COM
p.ton of the great naval structure the Stevens battery
tlat the bill will pass without objection alteration,
less some clause be introduced requiring to be finished
BY certain date.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
wet Pointers.

The Enquirer mistakes the point We have no OBJ
lection to West Pointers per So far from it. We ad
us that other things being equal, man educated for
war is better ,.ed for than educated for civil
lie. Blu. the mrrs fact of attendance at military
school cAanot make genius Of dot or a hero OF a
coward or convert infatuated with the bottle into
sober msu It s in opposition to any such narrow rule
IS this, that We protest There have been and may be
men endowed with great capacities for command, who
never saT military academy, or who do not belong to
particular political sect. Some Of the worst disasters
Of this var have bCaen under the auspices Of West
Point meD or those who owed their rank TO party coz
ieratons. while much Of the best and most eli etVe
citing has been doue by thos,, who made no prcssn'
sion to science, aud only hsd faith in hard knocks
HuatOu, the trre hero Of Balls Bluff Pillow and Floyd,
the arst At Bemon: and both at Dorelson and Price
Who with less means has achieved more than any other
man in America, tall within this category.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
YsniSce Cverssers.

The Yaatee Government has appointed a general
ovsrseer for SJ1th Carolina ard the regions Adjacstt
empowered to apPon: deputies who shall take charge Of
as negroes they kinsp and 90 into the cultivation
o. cotton 1. hard TO say whether their mpudence OF
their rac4lty Is the greater. But poor Cuff is to b,
pitisd For Of Ill 6arbSrOus devils upon negro give u
Yaakees. They have long = prOverbial thrOughOu'
th, South As the mos. cruel Of all task-mlstsrs
In th, connection, NC are reminded ths, many Of the
negroes on the Potomac who fed to the IsnkcCs, have
returned to their masters shcckngy aCersted by the in
human Eretches.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
ALARM IN YAEKEE LAND.

G.neral Mcclellan has written to the officer n con.
msud Of For. Trunbul New London, Connecticut call
ing his attention to the fact that the Msrnac has been
doing serious damage 10 Hampton Roads, and directing
that Fort Trumbu should be at placed In the best
possible state OF defence. Similar letters have doubtless
been sent to all the other commanders OF forts the
seaboard.
The New York Tribune comforts the people Of that
city with the that warned by the recent oc-
eurrences measures have been taken to garrison the
forts with volunteers Other Journals however, complain
Of the want Of guns Of proper calbre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
p.uLe.rS eUss-1Hr "u,spryAo."


A special dOspstch to the Now York Tribune Of Il .
IA b, says:
Toe Naval Committee Of the Senate agreed to-day to
recommend appropriation oil t25O,OOO for The COL
sructon OF furnaces for the manufacture OF 20inch
DAhgren guns. The committee was brought to this
conclusion by telegram from Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy Fox, at Fortress horos arguing that Dahl
gren furnaces for their manufacture should be got up
at once. Mr.. Tex adds:
"The Lesson Of Sunday 10 for 2O-inch guns; no.
mont Of delay should occur | have not thought tho
AerrimSc was much jared, but now better pre-
pared for her. by the habor being cleared OF non com
batanis Everybody here feels thai the Monitor can 'pk
the herrmac but it will be terrible struggle Comic.
orng that the officers crew and engineers had horrible
pIssAgs arrived al 10 o'clock r and handled an un'
tried experiment Whou; previous drill going into action
At "a n mex. day, their conduct is beyond praise.
went on board and thanked thsm Don forget the great
guns"
PEEnIDENT LINCOLN IN COMMAND Hfs "dENrRAL oRDth
--GEk. R'cLELLAs sUPfRsEDED.
Under the head of "Highly ImportaLt-WE GIs:ts
-Published by Authority" We fnd the following:
EXECUTIVE MAssIos, WARRINGTON.
January "a, 1854.
PlrarDsxrs GENERAL War ORDkR, No l.
OEDERED, That the AL day OF February, 1861 be the
day for general movement OF the land AID ava! forces
OF the United States against the nsurgeLt forces;
That, especially,
The Army at and about Fortress Monro,,
The Army Of the Polonsc,
The Army Of Western Virginia.
The Army near hunfordsvie, Kentucky,
The Army aud Fio.iI Ct Cairo,
And Naval Force In the Gulf OF Mexico,
be ready for movement on that day.
That all other forces, beth land and naval With their
respective commanders obey exiting osdsrs for the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
RICHMOND, March %, 1864.
AN ALBANIAN.

To hI Editor Of the Whig
Your issue of yesterday morning contained my note
calling upon the wOmon of vngihis TO raise fund for
building gunbOA TO aid in defending our city against
our foes pleased to zee that meeting OF ladies
il called for o'clock. P. NJ on Monday next, at the
Broad Street Methodist Church. am sure the ladi's
will be pleased to have tie gentlemen With them on that
occasion 10 furnish US with information az 10 the cost
OF building, eQuippng and aiming such vessels "S We
o,,,.rr,.t, VIRGINIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
ANOTHER AccoUxr-rHE MONITOR rsJURID.

The following letter, giving truthful report Of
the fght is from the Chief Engineer Of the Monitor,
dated on board the vessel, oh inst
Nj DEAR SIR: After a stormy passage, which proved
ours 10 be the Haest boat ever in, fought
the Merrimac for than three hours this forenoon
and sent her back 10 Norfolk in sinking eendi i]p.-
lron.oAd against iron clad We marouvred about the
bay here and went at each other with mutual hsrceness
consider that both ships we're well fought; We we're
struck twenty-five times, pilot house twcs, turrst nine
,imNs side srmor eight times, deck three times. Tie
only vulnerable point pdI The pilot house. One Of
the great logs 70 IL inches hiek) 10 broken IN ts1
The shot struck just outside OF where the Captain had
his eye aud it has disabled him, by ds,tsoyig his l
.ys and temporarily binding the other. The log Is no,
quite in two bat is broken and pressed inward one aud
half inches She tried to run US down and sink us as
she did the Cumberland yesterday but she got hs worst
Of Il. Her bow passed our deck, and our sharp
pperedge side cut through the light iron she had upon
her stern and well into her oak. She will no! try that
again. She gays a Tremendous thump, bu. did moi
njure us in the least We just ablo to nnd the point
Of contact
The turrst IL splendid structure don't think mach
OF the shield the psndulums foe things though
tell you how they would stand the shs as they
not hit.
You ware very correct in your estimate Of the effect Of
shot upon the man the inside Of the turret whom Il
sIuok near him three men we're knocked down, Of
.hom was one the otber Two had TO be carried below
but was not disabled at all and the others recovered
before the battle iss over. Captain Worden Stationed
himself at the pilohouss Greene fred the guns and
urned the turrtt until the Captain was disabled aud
relieved by Greene when managed tbs turret myself
M.s:er Stodden having been one OF the stunned men.
Captain Ercsson congratulate you upon your great
success Thousands have this day bess,d you. have
heard whole crews cheeryou. Every feels that you
have saved this place to the nation. BY furOshDg
with the means TO whip ironclad fgate that WAS
ill our arrival having all her own way with our most
powerful vessels.
am, with much esteem, very truly yours.
ALBAS @. SINNERS.
Captain J. Ericsson, IS franklin street ". Y.
Nots.-The "log" alluded TO is made Of wrought rcn
Of the best material.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
MnAPrING PAPRn. TKINR AND shALING
POST cFFicE DEPARTMENT.
n.aa.4.agWn Nh 20 1870


c,TAIRD PPoPos ALs WILL Pc RE- EVED T THIS DEPART
- aENT until tho 10 OF Nay next, at ~ m,
hiag NRApPlSG PAPER, TNlNE aud akAllNG NAAt
FOR the use Of once p,rtnent Of tn Ontsdsrat
IN. ett-att 10 b. delJtte5, free OF er-
pcu.e eqliret tbs DepArIeL 1h: tsuBated quAnly
Of each AID hs quality The cot required Jeiry a. iol-
zoo s,auS ps.SIA r Sized Wrapping PHp % by o. inch'
A. lhIn % pcuats 20 lie rsam, And 80
co "a "c qures 10 MS M KIND OF pApr 10
D, 20 chss and weigh not lt' than 81 founc' to the
,-,.--,-, ~ +, I'll
20 eigh POUND each 500 poun q tbs hind Of Tsine 10
sp-o'-. -Ash slool to weigh rem ~ - Z pouni,
pCunGs Kemp 'tre ssou' OF IN men ia
dime we ed and N bal hasks weighing iron Y 20
sG po nis Of scarst sealing Wax sf god qualify for Orn
whole TIE contrast will be asArd, TO the loE,s and bes I'LL
de- the bet he determined Ar eareicl etsn iaston for
the urposs Of raining which bid WILL IN lis aehes teSis
h. mort g. the reptueut The Posuaster Gen
trA hinIe the ghto reject aay BID vase MS
parent part o. the articles are Old ~ vsJ low ana
d NJ very hghrAts Who proper Ioyiri cot o: ea'h
IL eli the ggresate OF the IDS under be ss
u .te contained In the Ad. erti' msu'
tAnpss Gle required uit accompany The proF onb
aad each bd furnish II proposal evidence 81 bis
ability 10 comply ~lth lis III $500 .-r
Tvs nce7t turoies vi be required 10 e0sutL IMoIH
-. rf Tor 10 tsoic ttrscied Wilt b. esn!ldeed sui
eat the forfeiture Of the sonrAc nj s snfEeen. n'
state IN. s.rlei period A. which they will be Abs
70 furnish p,s article, bid for Ia the event tf the con
being dsd to hsr, as viii have an important blA
uor u avsrs bios vii be c'nsl1sIsd vhih hr PERIOD
beyond h. 10Th OF Juas Or tnsdei'ery Of supPlsi
m,tked the GU I'd Of envelope With
t.i1nS .ropsSss sddrssed to NE C:isf Of tho ATpops
nen' Bar AZ" Ri,l moad, Va ,or,, - ,r,,,v
,haA--4t PoStmsie r General
~ To .. published one. week f,r four Es in tn .'
s " Sal sh \ o. "oour - ohars.,on O.; 'oot 'ttgt n
at Auyrst1 q, True Delta New rlsanI, La "AJA-
Inncbe mrmphls TIE m: Advertiser" Montgomery, Ala
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
Table Of Distances.

table showing the distances between the principal
points in the Cof d,rlte States has been prepared BY
James g. Ward Eq G. S A, for the use OF the Quar-
ter Masters Department. l.. has baen adopted BY that
and the Post Oace Department; and will DO found very
valuable TO the business community, and especially to
merchants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

THE VIRGINIA AND THE k0NIr0R-GREAT DE-
NAND FOR IR0N.CLAD vEssELS-THE COTTON
QUEsTI0N-GEN. MCCLELLAN SUPERSEDED
LINO0LN's ORDERS" &c.
We continue extracts from late Northern papers
received at this office
TIE HoEIroR-REsULT OF nER CONFLICT WITH TIE vIk-
GIsIA.
letter ir the n Y. Tribune, from Fortress Monroe,
gives the following particulars Of the condition Of the
battery Of the Monitor after the eontts. with the Viz
gnia
81 visited the Monitor tod,yTwo shots Of The enc.
my struck her the edge above the surface and tore
up few inches of the deck psting, and penetrated
about half the diameter Of the ball. sfording complete
illustration Of her impregnablity. As the worst the en-
smy with the most powerful guns saott could do the
fsct settles all questions that point The shots re-
ierred to are as scratches on pugist after his
antagonist has done his bss for four hours to knock him
down On her tower where the herrmacs shots struck
tquAre and with full force there three or four in.
dentAtious not exceeding three inches In depth. Her
deck bazsd in several places where shots struck and
glanced or The whetlhouse has several Illustrations,
though not as Deep These are all the marks the honi
tor bears the result OF the action. The officers and
men declare that they perfectly willing to take her
anywhere for all that the enemys guns do mat
ter With what skill they may be served.
"The herrmao undertook TO run the Monitor down,
and bows on, her prov projecting over her deck
The shock that cut the Cumberland and Congress down
made inclination scarcely percepble, and produced
no extraordinary effect In this attitude the two ships
exchanged Shots the mouths Of their guns being but
few yards distant and 1t here that the herrmlc
Il was doubtless the Intention of the enemy to board
her, and some Of the herrmacs men actually jumpei
aboard OF her but there was opening place OF
trance TO DO found nor we're there any men 70 DO seen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
NOTICE.

RLSQUINF Of IN Madison ward are hereby
uotasd that they fall TO Iay their s tefore the
OFFS oolaeE P. today, they Will he dealt Win according
III. OF s following extract fire. the ordinance
sruilg the Ca works; . 80 49,,
bin remain uspad days after that on which pre-
srnted the Auditor shall notify the supern shdsnt who sha
Eop ne yaL from being he premises In pee 10 which
t lefsH, exists aad paid within aeeu days, ave
cent vii be AIDED original amount Of the blu and shall
" t D. HARRI ON, for
f,Is Il MI. sTRATT0S, Auditor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
Died.,

Atk rssd,nce HsuoVer CO. House TIE Sis, Inst
WILL AZ OvIsT wISsTOF 10 the a;th Of his
Is funtta vii take ace tSulb Charch a. Hanover
Court House moring aondsyl At a. O'clock His friends
ana TsA1es respectfully rvttd 70 a:nd Aftsr the ser
vices the church. HI. vi be conveyed to he late o.
denoe Eh,r Philip Wlnh where they will Be Inferred
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
REAL ERTATR FOR SALR.

orNo l. containing 80 mont and RAINING back TO PSnt
on an s'sy o. feet Width the said 10, being the north
i, OF IS fot street. which frpnt TO- frcn ing Is
81 and No onug feet 81 ohes. both running hack j.
Ct 10 an ley Vide No ~ fronts IL feet, an NO IL
n 10 feet Gree DO Extend bs's 49 feet to
thu A ert laid OF BY B. Green ans the Commensurate
The above prop,ry loo lisd Oregon Ill., Ast OF the Pe
tsntaty hayng brio, dwelling EACH with the prSseci oil
vastly here led vuAon by spesdg completion Of hs street.
q " 10 pr grtss Of sX eLsl to is m!s
Th, properly Offers peculiar indacenenso pa chase d,'ng
to make permanent IN fs.tmnts a. the present Of 10 ies
,.riy irrn'sJis,eiy 10 r. A COCKS.
TI9t-tf Onnee No. T. Law building, Frank 10 street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
-@DniIY Union Prayer Meot NJ.

- u ion prayer meeting under the auslie o. The
YounT en Christian A. ocisuon ely t1ppess The divine
kl upon COME WI b. h,h even s6 Tex
a) until fdrh oclo + In the Frst iAPt OF
Church (r Burrou') Of - and BROAD str els
The Pa aud oD0gs at and rangsr In rhy are In
wed to az nd AID psrsI dpstS IN the GesAns.
m, 2g-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
RIAL R.TATE Ar AUCTION

VALUABLE REAL BfDATE AT AUCHION
THIS Day. IRE particular attention ~ Ie pubic
rsAec sio the se Of the OHlng real sts to be
lay, let, At - oc OK neat flannel
DIV ling between NsshI aud cts %, at clock
m toe van s,e farm Of Hr Jti h'L ~ooison, Academy
H. he Poor House; and 3D. I4 GEO X yAusse re Al
tAts In yalth Iter, OF Hull - Get
Per further padoularSEe s Aust or h. al
mh2t GOODIN 4 ApPEDe0N, Auct,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-24
RENDEZVOUS or srURDIvAST's BIrTsRY.
Ptnupnsa Mach a fgEa

RIcHHoSs March 2lsi, ls6l
INvERY NE IBER q this omnsnd VII s9Crt eady for
II vice Ut the Rerd.Ivlus 1Otl street, between Man and
o. y on Onday 24tU inst. MtnssrI rsse Ing the city
At light WI ccy fro the de Of 90 the place
Prompt bsdencs 10 tbs der enloined all
the uoupAnyh utdsr Immediate marching oid,Is
N. A sfURDIvANT,
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