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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
Browns Suspension waist
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
IL perfect Unon'' Institution It unites the Cor
set, ShOulder-BTace Anti-Lacer and Skirt-Supporer
in one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The Constitution must be Preserved Wh3cheYB-
y Lady says can be By wearing these Waists.
TRY THEM-PRtCES Reduced
For sale by-FREEMAN q KELLOGG, 2lT Superb
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, hIiliner, 81 Seneca-St, BOW
Ek HIGBEE, 81 Suporior-St., Mrs. HARVEY, go
st. Clair-St, and at Wholesale and Retail BY the Pro
pretors and Manufacturers, l61 Ontprio-St., lover
mOores Auction Stors,) Cleveland, Ohio.
50 Waists Made 10 Order.
89-State and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS & SHEFFIELD-
8S-We will prosecute all persons who make the
Waists, OF make the Braces without authority from
rs. augl9
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4 CANADIAN ARREsrED WIN An n, !.

3 UANADIAN AhhE5IED Win . IN 4 Z
NAL MAeHIsE.-0n Thursday last may
by the name Of James Lumsden, from To-
ronto, was arrested at Suspension Bridge,
by order Of Marshal Chase, for having in
his possession a model Of an internal ma
chine, for blowing up submarine battery.
The Marshal had previous intimstfOns Of
his advent, and hence the arrest was
promptly made. It is supposed Lumsden
was on his way to Acknowledged
0stTis, efh. i
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PHOTOGRAPHS,
DENTISTRY.
DTvOT TOOTH s1,OO. q
Testh--A sset fer Ten Dollars 0LC6bp
HALTWEIb 8 D1YIELg, RentIsts.

After Ten years extensive practice in Cleveland have
tntaoducsd 3 grand improvement in FIXING ARTI-
ElCAL TEETH, both for Durability, the Power Of
MasticatiOn and Articulation, excel all Others. They
are perfectly ncorr1ible and for exquisite enamel
ung and purity utlnaierial, can not Be surpassed
Our principle OF adapting them 20 the mouth dis
pensos with those unsighty gold clasps OF springs
They can be inserted over any remaining roots Of
teeth without giving any pain Artificial Teeth,
above from two 70 nye dollars, from ten 20 twenty
dollars, upper OF lower se:t, complete.
N. B.-The Profession We will supply with Teeth az
New York prices terms each Having the Largest
AgSOETfEST west of NeW York
DENTAL ROOMS-OYer Chnrahiu-s Drug store,
south SIDE Public SluanH, Outario-st iuhsI9
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Massachusetts will have sent in all, un-
der the different calls of the President,
80,460 men, as follows: Thirty-six regi-
ments Of three years men, &c, 300; 10 regi-
menis of nine months men, $4,000; num-
ber raised to fill up the old regiments, 1000
I cavalry regiment, 1900; II batteries,
l,760; enlisted in the navy, 1000.
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gTHE LAST SHIP.-Under the heading of
=" The Last Ship" the Nantucket Mirror
says: ''The ship Narraganset left this place
on Saturday evening last, in tow of the
steamer Island Home She has been pur-
chased by firm in Boston, and been taken
10 FairhaTen for repairs. Not a ship now
remains at our wharyes. Little could we
have believed, twenty-five years ago, that
we should ever have chrOnicled this fact.
At that time our wharves were crowded
with shipping, and noisy with the din of
hammers and driver, eaulking mallets and
axes. Teamsters were trucking oil from
the wharyes to the various factories about
the town, and unloading stores for the
shipping. Vessels were constantly arriy-
ing and sailing, and the cheering song of
the mariner was heard, unloading their
cargoes at the wharf Where then all was
hustle and confusion, now all is still and
quiet. A few short years has suficed to
bring all this change about; what will an
other twenty years bring forth ~
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GOAL & COKE,
PAPER MANUEACTORY.

CLEVELAND PAPER Comply.
Manufacturers Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP.
PING PAPER. Orders filled promptly
.af lET0 ~ " TAVLOR. AEant-
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Dr Renner's Anfi.BiIious Pile

THE BEST FAMILY CATHARTIC IN THE
WORLD-used ffteen years IN my private practice /;
never have required any improving; used through-
out the United States and Canada BY MILLION
PEOPLE who will have no substitute; used ia All
Bilious Complaints, with CERTAIN SUCCESS; the
best Blood Purifying Pill ever compounded. Dys-
peptics take them and cured they Restore tsna-
city and Yig0r TO the Digestive Organs they cure
Oostveness, restoring natural healthy and yigOr-
Gus action to tho bowels; they cure Nervous and
sick Headline, proving themselves the best cephaic
Pill IN use BY their gentle and bonehcient action on
he hepac, renal and organs they restore
Health and Elasticity 10 the W0rn. weary and addicted
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YEAST
PU re EAs

PURE AsT,
From the Natural Growth Of tho Yeast Plant, pre-
served in granulated form, and put up in
5 & 10 Ct. New Style Convex P'kgs,
READY FOR INSTANT USE.
Makes Bread, Cakes, Rolls, &c,
Remarkably Rich, Light and Sweet
Never sOurs, or fails Of Exciting Fermentation as
RAPIDLY as possible. Costs lsss than ONE CENT for
an ordinary Family Baking 1t has been in use over
twelve months and Is unsurpassed by anything hith
erto known for fermentation in every variety and form
BB-PO0r, Sour, Mean, Dry, Rough Bread no long
CT necessary. Packed in Handsomely labelled wood
boxes, for the trade, with en-
INVITING MARGIN OF PROFIT.
Address O. 3. SMITH & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Agents for Ohio, I2O OntarO-St, Cleveland and for
ale by rstclass Grocers in City and Country. aul6
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d other mer-
~ oct3:42O
and WhsSS'TI ~
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INSURANCE,
$1,000
TO INSURE YOUR LIFE

Washington Life Ins. Co., of N. Y.
re- Fer $1,000 You have to save every week the
following sums:
AT the ace Of 2o-4 cents week at 25-25 cents; at
3lI4 cents at 3j-5l cents; al 40-ol cents at %
a cents; at 5O-92 cents al 55-el,l6i at to9-siH.
ssg-The Sum paid the first week is not increased
during life.
From the N Y. Independent, July l0l
The Washington Life Insurance Co. is worthy OF the
lar REQUIRED 10 provide for all outstanding risks. Tbs
board Of Directors comprise 4s Of the leading business
men OF the City, all Of whom ale bona hde stockhold-
ers in the Company. such men as Robert hin
turn, Wm. H. AspinWall, A. A Low tredeIlck ira
cy and JnO- CaseWel. II. s. SEAMAN AGkhfl
septls.R27 No. $ Perkins Block, fnD 80:
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SUGAR COATED, PURELY VEGETABLE
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable Family
Medicine in use. More used than any other kind.
Price 25 cents-3l Pills in a box. Sec Circulars.
lsag-SOld BY Strong & Armstrong, Benton BrOtheTBl
&. W. Palmer Churchill Bro. Also, at wholesale
and retail at l5l OntariO-St., Cleveland, by
@. G.. NORRIS, Genl Agent,
FOR Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
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lT. RenReFas Balm of gIIead Ointment

FOB THE AIILLION-nOt magnetic ointment 10
coE the mortar joints of your Constitution BY its
wonderfully devised eclectric organism but plan
cOmmonsonsed Ointment that the People want for
their Sores their Bois their Burns their Cuts their
open Eellons, their Fever Sores, their Carbuncles
their Thousand and One trivial ailments that are
QUICKLY CURED by a first rate Ointment, saving
much time and suffering, and Oftentime to much eX-
tent. 1Ihe above Medicines are for sale by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. Address
z. s. W. RICHARDSON, Gen'l Agent
augl:hM Box 3sS. Cleveland OaO
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MORNING LEADER.


News ABORT THE DRAFT.-The Boston
Traveller states upon good authority that
the New England Governors have received
no orders Of any kind from the President
for a second draft. The story of 100000
more men being called for, as soon as the
1000 are obtained, IS therefore unfound-
ed. The Chicago Journal says this should
not check LEGAL organizations for military
drill, as the men may be needed very
soon. By pursuing such a system, the
rebels have been able to replenish their
army SO frequently with disciplined SOL
disrs. A few weeks drill gives an i'm
mense advantage 10 recruits.
Drafted men are treated as follows in
Connecticut; they are allowed to choose
what companies they will 60 in, if the cap
tain Of the company gives his consent
They have voice in the election Of officers,
and can only obtain a furlough by giving
sureties for their appearance when want
ed. The conscripts from Hartford we're
sentt to camp on the 18th. One Of them had
secured substitute for $500, but the fell
low TOOK up Win . ulguef DluueII anu INC
drafted man had to face the music himself.
an who do not answer to their names are
to be treated as deserters, without further
notice. The workmen in Colt sand Sharp's
armories at Hartford, who were drafted,
have been excused by the War Department
from serving. There was little need OF
drafting, for those who do not sneak are
exempt somehow. A peculiarly hard case
under the draft, is that of Mrs. Hills, a
widow lady, residing at Hartford. She
had three sons She consented that two
Of them should enlist, and they are now in
the army The presence of the other son
at home was necessary for the support of
the mother. He is drafted
The Provost Marshal Of St. Joseph, No,
has ordered that all persons entitled to
foreign protection, shall claim il within
five days after the date Of the order, and
Afterwards wear the word 90 foreign print
ed on their hats or caps in a conspicuous
manner. Persons who may be found with
out the badge, will be held liable to militia
ry duty.
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For the cure OF Spawn, Ringbone, Curb, oplluts,
WindgAlls, ThOrOughpin, Capped Hook, Weak Heels
| Founders Thrusts, Quarters, Crack, Contracted
Heels and ali durable diseases of the Feet, Legs,
Shoulders and particularly Sweeney, or the Decayng
Of the muscles Of the Hips Full directions with each
box, and important hints concerning other dis
eases which the Horse is Rbls to. 1t will require
| better reference than trial.
go Professional Gentlemen will profit by using the
same as it surpas5ss anything of the kind in
'Or the humane. For stale By Strong & EArmstrOug-
| Price 20 cents and 81 90.
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II MOULD'S CELEBRATED AND
LIZ Unrivalled IRISH AND IOELAND MOSS
G 0 q G Fl G An D 7, ,

For the Seventeen Years that this Candy has been
before the public it has been used with great success
and the increasing demand from all parts Of the Uni
ted States shows that its value as remedy has been
fully appreciated. We might add the certificates Of
many who have been benefited by this invaluable
medicine for all who have used it eager to recon-
mend IL, but content ourselves with giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicians:
'"Ma. Henry MOULD, Dear Sir:-ErOm your state
Inent of the composition Of your Cough Candy do
not hesitate express my belief that Il is well adapt
ed to the purpose which you manufactured i, and
no doubt bot that Il is a useful as it certainly Is an
agreeable e expsctoTaut Respectfully yours,
UHAS. A. TERRY, M ID.
'fMIessrs MOULD q HOGAN, Gents:-l have examine
your prescription FOR Il MOulds Cough Candy,
hnd a a valuable one !Or its purpose.
GUSTAV U. T. WEBER,
Professor Of Surgery.
HS-Fer Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy is invaluable, being unequalied for clear
Ing the voice removing hoarssn5ss. 30.
MOULD HOGAN,
doc5I.R27 No. Euclid-Sti Cleveland, %.
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DYERS,
CITY FREl

FOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
CLASS DYE HOUSE. No. lO9 Seneca street. Ior-
posite City HoteD By UMLAUFT 4 HERTFL.-
Highly recommended by the last State Fair o Ohio
snd Cleaning in all its branches. Please
P4s~2ls the the difference
safe work on such soil finish an our goods By
The only
o finish
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SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1854
"DR. J. O. AVER, Honored sir:-I have made a thor
ough trial Of the Cathartic Pills left by your agent,
and have been cured by thom Of the dreadful Iheum-
atism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now than
for some years BEFORE which attribute entirely to
the effects of your Cathartic Pills
Yours with great respect,
LUOIUS. b. hErOALF."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
KICnMOND WING.
I'm, o,,Iy Whig In RIchmOnd--r"J the Car

rlera.
The great demand for The DAILY WHs within tne eiEI
a. eel bv regular as BY transient readers and the di
ls Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
sv carrying system adapted only to office suoscr'P
lions have induced % resort TO the only ieSso's
oie Of managing large city circulation, to wit 'na'
of grspa.,sa, to de Carriers From this date, IN re
fore no subscriptions for the WHs to be left within the
ci,y will 30 taken At this Office ard all persons indebted
for subscription to the present time, within the city arc
requested TO call at the Oics and settle their seeoun
The Carriers vii, OF course continue to deliver the pa
per 20 the present subscribers and receive pay for the
sane az tue rate Of fifteen cents per week The puoho
vii nov understand that all restriction upon the sale o.
the Wac BY Carriers vhin the city Is removed ana
tia. all Who want it may buy it from the Carriers or have
i, left for them At their residences or places OF business
Sspt,aaBsr Tea, 1861.
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APRIL, 1851.

DRY GOODS.
NTEROHANrs ng this city With view OF making ParchAssl
MI respectfully solicited % examine our STOCK OF DAA
GOODS. " 1ssr Tor sale.
500 BALE Brown sheetnEs Ani shirings,
40 Osaabnrgs,
g cAses Bezched sdeetnga and shirunEL
81 sNlgs Paid S1d striped OsnNourgs,
500 gls.eg striped and Plaid Domesuca for SsrVAa1s
= 81 bales nckngs,
81 Ds1ns and striped shrtingL
sNzTl5O cases Fancy PRINTS,
- CTtcEadss,
10 Isd Oanbrcs,
g Ke1t1cky jeans AID rNsedA
Aai arse 5f Heavy And Bne Lnens for genh
1Tl- Carrea Plain. striped And Eabroid
srsi scr-gsl az Pcglns Cloths OAeres, vesng Sc, &c,
Al o. VAIL ss heap the cash and pronpi trade
EILLrT DREWRY,
No. ~ PeNr street,
r,,nlH Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
ToUEADS OF DEPART

M HENf5 AND AssISrANTs.-I would beg 70 invite me
AlsnEJa Hcai o. Departments Of TIE various or nehss 81
ts 5vs1u Of s Confederate States lr Richmond, 70
NJ Arge eHtensys sock Of Books, Paper, StaIon-
ery, EnVeloPes, Blank Books, &c, which VII
fur1lsa then a. fair prices.
Having AacEe1 ~ esAoHshnea a. extensive BOOK blnle
~ prepared Binding, aad the nanufAeure OF
BanG B5oEu u every description best and Al e
Iowsst prfeul A. MORRIS,
Pubuther Aad Bookseller,
10 nALn street. Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS


notice city and country people IN VAN OF any
~ 1 ,-o,Id AZ veil by calling at No. 81 MAiu street.
sving very large Of Prints, Lawns Jaeonst
AZ. nan and figured Bsrege black and eooEed skA snANs
~ NJ s,hed and brown shifting and sheeting Cass
49, And Kentucky Jeans striped and domestic ioT men and
vs,t. Ladies' Caters Morocco, Kid and CAlfekn shoee
,s' - obldrens shoes Of every and quality. Linen
nd Cotton Goods and boys Ladies sE and LIE
GevS M IL cents; 3Tk 10 50 cts HEen Bosms ~ -
csntI IrsA Lnen IS 3T& and 81 cents; ParSoh PIaIn
al striped ~ Is cenLs Swiss Cambria and JAeone' htln
Diph blue and white Taean astonishing low prices the mes
banbro worked Bands and Collars, al cost All those gooa
Sbove and great many numerous 10 mention o1es o
e Ehout charging any ore they were bonght before M
hsrd tines had eonuenesd Be careful that yoa come 70 we
right piAes, No. 81 Main sGrtsI o.,,, o-,,rqy
mySl 'VoHfA "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

aOa Cosby q ANDEhsONs sVs
TANUFAOTURERs Of Agents for the sale OF fooaeeo
M gars &C No qO2 Main Street. square above me fos'
once hand stock Of And
nT Additions 70 their stock which they offer for sale ano
rea low for cash. Gad respectfully Request all
rha. "a call and examine themselves before purchns se
where ORDER from country promptly attended Anons
our present stock be found the following eands De
twists packages Weighing from ID 70 lSo d. dom dA and
right:
Rudora progress"
"Ohameion," oarnsuon',
uInnI.a BeII, 1Devberry,"
"a ooiorado" "Gohen Leaf"
81 SnrIrotE sOur own"
"a Nnnenoneen "sho,"
EgbIander', solsea" aoronoko,"
oononI,tador "PeAn"
"Prde Of Bethel" kc., &c.
COSBY ANDERSON,
mil southern Tobacco stors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

R""A' AMI J. w. RANDOLPH,
lql Man street,
Has made large additions to his stock By recent purchases
Military the best authors 600 Standard and mis-
ceaneous novels cheap Library binding Travels Boga
pby history 900 Bibles large and small common and ncy
bInipr 1900 New Testamen $50 Hymn Book; 200 Prayer
Books 100 Popular school Books 100000 Manila. Blud Blue
and white Envelope $50 Reaus Note, Letter. Cap and fcho
1000 Blank Books such as Lsdger JOURNALS CASE
Invoice Day Gc 10000 pages Of Music Violin, Banof,
P'es Pue Violin Strings ke 900 Gold Pen with and without
handles pAckE Playing Cards common and hrsi quality
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
NEls AUCTION ROUSE,

FUR grF SALE ~ EFfEoEs.
TnguR --fr, -1a- lay 'l= AGclCn Surac
s- t-- ale 70 rEFRosS D.. Die AaH1u Room fgsnkha
street INlev -rela.e3 sg Dsrr- -ksfnRf-
s.--..s ea' I'D rTvEs-y so'iclts Is
-gr ss A1l the rurI sxleTk Ally Ne pledges MS
interest 20 s k1i LNt.e h-Bt
S oar --ez-r Tie lr.d-, Re ~u ne enabled %
rrt.r re If r prices. Ne Ill ukcrl advance
ri A p-o1.y aNnd-a7L . PREPARED % e0ari persons en-
srys ~ me ta, al $50 iaes s-ryAa h1yag ample secor
r,9f..lo-, Isr $50. Z ~ STOEEs,
On FraasIa, 5ri Ser bsl5s W All street
..-ursl
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sOITB-SsDE SAELkUAD.
AHDAFERR MONDAY THE23 u" ia
" EuIi lhs passenger Trains, viii a. follow: So
TRUA PETERSBURG TO LfhCABuk9.
Nall daily $50 A n reaeEel LynehourB AlGe
IN. .
faSIcass, Train daily except Sundays, Al 40 Il,
rsAshsS Ly aekburg EIl2go A. a.
gROM LYsCHBUZG TO FETERsBUR5.
NALL. ain daily Il A. H. reaches Pesnsarg LtS H.
Passenger TrLnB srs daily, except suEtAJs Al lOSO n,
reaches Peieubprg 81 go A. n.
These trains daily trains 70 the Spring. Knox
'ule Nashville, Memphis, &C., 20 New Orleans.
Ias The shortest And expeditions route TO al pEr
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA ArkSnsAs and TeIA
City Pstershurg daily Sundays Al
~ and II Eoon, Aad Oily Polnt 81 $50 A. ~ and 1850 p H.
Ial V sat hon all TIE ssn paessu when ne
Il. D. BIRD.
1sA General supsr.hieatAtL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

NOR SALR-l2 900 lbs prime Leaf Lard
II 100 boxes Tallow Candles
10 ties Rice
% hhds ~ o. Sugar
80 bbh Syrup
20 boxes Toilet Soap
% sardnes
100 bbIs really zoe Irish Potatoes
20 ibis Cruihed Sugar
rs bbs Powdered do
800 gala Rye whiiky. years old
IS bbls pure Corn whsky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 SegArI, some very fne
700 boxes IL nchburg Manufactured Tobacco
90 cases NJ Moores Smoking do
500 Kegs Old Dominion Nails, At
I,ls johns IN YoUsGERk oTEYs, Is Pearl d.
XLTOOL III ATS, at No I Ballard House Just re-
w ceVed 100 Wool Of VARIOUS grades for sale on 40
oO Sn0S 's'~'' JOHN THOMPSON
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RAILROADS, &C.
CHANGES OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULH'
EMMMRE IN
Richmond & Petersburg r. X.
Saud alter Monday the Path February the trains over this
~ road will follows:
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond 4i5 daily, and Petersburg at %loPm
raEIGHr AND AOCoNNoDArIoH TRAs.
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays al s4o m, and XAo
D N, aud Petersburg al SOS, u. m 49,.
Port Walthall Juncu n.
Traysle viii bear In mind that they required 70 snow
pass Governor other aut-oea person o'e
they can leave the city by tbs road d. gill.
seEheup y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTAEAShIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHlP.
JUyHE Co-PArtnsrship Of ClarksOn, Anderson q co..
was dissolved July lGt by mutual consent j. A Ck
will settle business though either partner WI gn "a nqu
daon The books be found al the once Of
OlarESop 4 Co., No. lOs Main Inssl o,,Dvoov
in. ANDERSON,
.,E N 4. BRoWRELL.
NOTICE.
All, d,t. oar "A =, viii BE- for oAsH payable
[ '.5,Si- ,SJrtv d,T1 CLARRsON 4 CO.,
- No 100 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
ulNy a JAMES,

RichInOnd, Virginia,
GENERAL CaMNISSI0G MERCHANTS,
Al kzs r o.. sale o. Manufactured and Stacking Tobacco
soyo pacsNges nov''r gale. 'ela-So
s-- Rspa5 IrAa, stanton Spectator, sad Freder
es-s=rs Ness viii Ply ros ard scot sl % Whl- of--
DUyAL a NOR Oy'S ''AOtSSE FON IL, FUFE
u.prnslEz tho Coalition OF Horses ssnu
Ma Gyns taru 40 appetite sat Asueyias t7en OF Bots
rrzas, S1rte ALL Ds=mper and an Diseases
.r-rgNly this "ho-s Tonic gives
rrat % hair, A1t can be lef od Ai-r
t.asrr.. us ft.ag 90 his first
abs. seen used extensively s1ce rs 'atrodacuoE,
-- r- y.. e. ety and a. pssts % ts stA.e ~ VIZ
gs .irs Cas. See rr. al ga almost every quarter OF
saa U..ga----I l.- 4g.-A.f % steadily Increasing
H..s. -.. universal sA4zfacuun as Tar as m
s-rgr-r-- r.er A. scs-tAln Ncac De cbsNntt oits
p---Hg l.rs.s d. s STATE, 81 Of JAS P. DCNAL, DRUG
gs.. soc Proprietor sa- Ns1r'sc..u --r s-t-
NJ SIFNSH cars: .utiItary CaP.!! yJ..
~ lUDLLT .ay1 W lssAl an Retail, % the ailtNy
81 s.rfr hl .slss STOCK OF Hone Manufactured
.Ls, EE-k Cadet ana fAtElg style Caps
Pc Er.. favorable u any city
1 o. -r-- E-I.s is desired % The Black Military
-s % s Goes .a1- and wNrnesf Cap manual
t-l H rl rtrt sr sl71'y % 10 K the nNnuiastur
Of Has ere se mi Retail ErAI. Wi be eontug
e. joan FJ4EF So VI Ea street. r -Nmo1t Va. s-2n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENr5 oTFIoE,
RICHMOND, July SlbG, 1851
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at Manas
Sas, StauntOn, &c, sc.
Wax practice Of Ssnang large packages By the NAL rrl2
betouag the Train, bs des causing delay,
mat necessary persons eouhne themselves
gerJ snail packages they will the risk OF their bsaS eh
H. D. WHITCOMB
Gu9 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

s UNDRIBS.-lsO0 lbs Cotton ODE, assorted
= 900 do Hemp Irvine do
,r.J 100 do Pat Lin n Thread
-. IS dos fine French Calf Skins
10 do do do Morocco do
20 do Eaglish shsep Skins extra
20 do Ocrd Lnigg fkins .
Is sides Pat. Enameled Leather, as'd eolor
t.... 800 pr. Mems shoe Lasu
200 Won and Children do
600 dos Alex anders spool Cotton
100 pks Pins assorted
lOOnpT. Trace Chains
800 Log, Filth aud Tongus Chains
100 Mil Ind Cut sGEs
90 Circular saws asSd TO 81 In.
10 genuine Castle Soap
800 NJ, g d aud EngiIh PEI Gaps
In .,ore and for sale By RHODES, WILSON 4 HURT,
Successors to Smith, Rhodes 90.
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