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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20
n COMMISSION HOUSE,

IN COMMISSION HOUSE,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
The subscribers having taken the store house No 50 an 81
recently occupied by George NJ Rucker Dry Goods
have associated themselves together under the style ana n o
RUCKER a. LEE, $50 oo,,
for the purpose Of conducting general AUoIion ANp
MISSION BUSINESS their services 10 their fenas ND
the public generally sale Dry Goods Groceries, MAMA
nctured Tobacco Country Produce and Real ana ferson
on ali kinds, either at auction or At private SAFE -
They will make liberal advances merchandise and prodce
In hand. =, - -, go :.
George NJ Fucker having had an experience OF twenty-five
wears In the Dry Goods trade and Lee an experience OF
time In the Grocery and ComniiJ SION
hey well satisfied that the interests Of all who IVor
them Win conSgnments will be well protected.
Account OF sales with net proceeds rendered promptly
- GEORGE NJ. FUCKER,
of Lynchburg.
A.aLEE
ds6--dem late Of Rchmgbd
R~Ser 10 .Elnott Drewry Edmund, Davenport o. Kent
Paine o., and fardy Williams, nehnond,Vh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, March ls.-Al quiet tonight. If no
attack be made tomorrow, it is supposed the enemy
will wait fourteen days longer for the spring tide
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
OF THE ENEMY IN MISSISSIPPI.

MOBILE, March S-A special despatch to the Tribune,
dated Panola Mss .l7th says two cavalry regiments
occupied fernando last Saturday night Their further
movements arc unknown, though II is supposed they
have retrograded Renforcements reported coming
down YazOo Pass and it is further reported that there
been heavy arrival of achievements at Memphis
from above. The roads drying, but the rivers are
very difficult to The Tallahatchie river is rising
THE YANKEES on THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
RAILROAD
MOBILE, March lsth.-A special to the Appeal, dated
Pamela, 10TH says the re,tle work Waterford on the
Mississippi Central Railroad, has been destroyed by
Yankees from Lagrange. Several partizap companies
are in pursuit of the marauders with every prospect of
overriding them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20

SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC-
~ CO-The undersigned, manufacturer Of the celebrated
brand OF Smoking y Bowlegs Grand Turkey Win
nebago and EephSn has enlarged his capacity for manufs
turing added his business the manufacture OF superior
quality Scotch Snuff which he prepared 10 furnish hs
ustomeS and the trade generally, at Wholesale prices his
Factory Of Eh and Jackson streets, Lynchburg Va
oc2S-6m 8. B. FERGUSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20

WANTED-A SUBSTITUTE, of good charge
w ter 70 enter good Company, and for whose services
$4,000 viii be paid. Apply sSrlyAt A C0nkEs
nh i6-RS once, No. y Law buildng'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20
FOR THE WIG.
1874 VIRGINIA CAVALRY, March 18th, 1869.
COL. GOODWIN.


The having arrived consider and look around for
suitable person represent the Second Congressional District la
gen. the sod and h family the advance
Of country should be guide In selecting the
oyng the and comfor home and has b. DOING failed
give influence and pesons ass stance to our cause, which
il his simple dCty \ 'uthern man and Nirdnlan.
"ewan man whose soul talei s person and his all his BON
vi from the mnt and prior the
breaking Of hcs teswds Is still with and will be with
TO end Who has hOagh but for his cOuntry good
wish bat ok for honorable independence, upon
pan who he touyht of repudlNton and
who would ns his whoe taen, and time TO make our promises
py confident as We had specie vaults for every dol
~ circulation. man who has looked and will st look,
sues man We have 10 the person Of C5 DAVID GOD VIZ,
who Of the as; the surnns Of eOspOlt Navy
Yard to take up arms In defense Of Virginia and The sout S1
has reusne faithful at his lsJ although bis health and eadI
amonih him oaerWe In point of intellect and eduta
lie was Attorney for the city of Portsmouth
tsi and had compete the Bar
with the best minds ia Eastern yirgna-Ao which he
god soer the several wounds received during
The var vii iey nan OF exemplary lie, courteous and at
ard a, hospliible . cd Virginia hospitality itself
take pleasure in announcing candidate t,
the soldiers, citizens aud refugees OF the second Congressional
Dsrc eproSe, The Congress IT,
he be sy elected. i6rH tIRGIyA CAVALRY.
% d. r,, Of a 4drtesa Congressional District Of Vir,
gt:ta
announce myself candidate for the Second Congress o. the
O.l ts A i1u Ners l'e.seu 20 else me your Aspte'
Ny accu promotion eai,iSncy
army the OF comforts the Ioderhe protect
the rights Of the czeuse sustain the currency Of the
Goyerumenthe adept Of aneasures eaeu Sisd to
honest n nistra len Of The Hnanee BY government oscals
II Judgment which VII be called to
CONDUCT, Ouly ask that & Dc bSed Nhas
t1re d9a AMI not up what DINERS may e'y rhsys DUR
WALLER PKEST0S.
H. Wyhey'e anl Abingdon papers copy. ma20 DIV
We zISE AUTHORIZED TO
80 ann unce WH g. T. NILSSON, e. Louisa a eau
s eCtJn to the House Of Delegates. mh20 PIE
$50 WEARS AUTHORIZED TO
Ne~s announce Dr.. x F. TAILORaS candidate for
election 20 the House OF Delegates, from the counties OF Amelia
AMI No;s0ssy mh2O-lAW3E"
- 49,. 80 ny Fs3J-LOW-ClEIZENS
sFNSS2 or RICHMOND I respectfully myss 1
canii late for the gid,e OF MAYOR OF this city,
mhsO-vtde JOSEPH MAYO
SsEza SPECIAL NOTICE-TO STA
- ~ TONERS AND BOOKSELLERS-At ~ O'Clock
frscsy shall seleat Ware House Governor street,
rus DAY alsrge and desirable stock Of Fine ERsh French
AL American Cap Letter and Note Paper Enveop OF superior
a1t Memorandum Books Pocket Lelgs, Blank Books, Steel
PENS LAX P ahodes AID variety of other goods IN The
osesrI line to which viii be added gross Harris NonpA-
rel Linen Pack Playing Cards. SUMNER ARENTS,
mheJ-4t AucioneeTB.
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lanes 3. HARGROVE & CO., AUG
- TIoHEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOR TIL
SALE OF NEGROES NO. Sc, MAIN STREET, LYHCHBURG
vAThe subscribers offer their services 10 the public for the
selling hiring slaves well for business In the
auction line.
prepared accommodate With board and keep iafey
any number Of slaves placed In our charge
LIBERAL advances made on slaves placed our sale
is9TNd2mo JAMES B. HARGRovK co
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY SUMNER q ARENTs,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
~ FINE FURNITURE, PIANOS,
BEDDING, BLANKETS, CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTIEEwARE AT AUCTION

On TUESDAY, the 9th nt c1mmencing 10 o'clock at our
Warehouse Governor will SELL auction without reery.
collection Of valuable Pnnitsrs consisting ParIo cmbs
Dining Room and Kitchen outn which superior We.
name, In pert
Mahogany Sofas nAar cloth Mahogany marble top side.
boards; Mahogany French Bedseads Marpetop sna MIA
Wristbands elegant French plate Mirrors, gilt frames maI
top Eege sardobes handsome Cottage Chamber Set Cane,
seat Chairs and Rockers excellent
d Hair and shact Mattresses Of Carpets
curtains China Glas5 and Iarthenware elegant
French Ohhs Dinner Sett rich gold Band French
Sett genuine Silver Castor, complete China Tea Plates
Cups and SaucerE elegant assortment OF Glassware
hand Buggy and Harness. set Buggy second
hand, 90 Iron SAFE together with variety Of useful and
scarce miscellaneous goods. +"
SUMNER ARENTs,
mhlo-dtds Aucts
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ny wlLLAksos CO., AUora
No. 197 NAE sTsErY.
WE WILL SELL, at our Salesroom, 1872
w Man between 9th and 10th SITS on FRIDAY the Goth
Inst, commencirg At 10 O'CLOCK NJ, an assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD, OFFICE, AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Consisting Of
Bedsteads, wardrobes,
Cabines Sofas
Carpets Ohals,
Feather eds Mattresses,
Pillows, Bolsters Quilts,
Washstands Pictures,
Curtains card Tables
Centre Tales, Cooking Slaves,
&C., &c.
splendid Writing Cabinet,
And small lot Of
Choice Manufactured Tobacco.
WILLIAMSON Co, 4
10 Boxes Superior Turpentine Soap "a l.,
An excellent Horse and Buggy,
several doz heavy Silk Tassels,
3 Steel Er grayings and
Handsome Oil Paintings.
WITIrIManr 4
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eUPTs oYYIog RICH'D, y. &P. R.R. !
IA Af0ED March 10Th 1854 4

EsA'osD. March 10Th, lssa
NOTICE.-Lost or sSlun, on February 18th,
1853, st Ashltnd point this Rao4
Asnand and Frt derickshurg black leather travelling TRUNK
% rather less than medium size obtaining female APPAREL marked
4. v. ArNvIN '-.e 49,
18th 1862 Richmond or at some point
this abroad between Rckmond and Fredericksburg square
black UEI oil Woscei Frame covered with vanished oil cloh
OF full medium containing female apparel &C. belong
Miss Virginia D,erus
for e recovery OF either Of these trunks with the articles
tSinediL when for information which shall their
recovery, the convection n having stolen H.
reward Of FFlY DOLLARS more vii be pai application
~ s. RUTH,
ushI lin
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20

ORDNANCE DEPT OF VIRGINIA, /
RICHMOND February 20, 1858.
SECOND CLASS MILI1'IA.-Officers of the
- Second Class Militia to whom Arms hate
their Companies by this Department. hereby required
liver the with little delay possible the VT-
gnia Armory, corner Of It'll and Carr streets
By order. g. CoGBLAN,
fe 2l-u Captain Ord. Dept Of Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-20

II OR SALE.
HORSE, BUGGY AND harness
Fok BALE aconvenent Buggy a2d Va oily Horse with
ness Apply 70 WILLIAMSON o., Aucs,
feZ 1872 Main t. between 9th 10Th.
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS

GEN ERAL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS
~ AGAINsr THE CONFEDERATE srArEs.-The under
signed viii connue as heretofore to give his upremng aten
ton 10 the prosecution Of class claims the gov
eneni His long In the selen OF claims and
such bAiness.
Contractors with the Once Department whose services In
carrying the malls prior TO LIST Jun> 1851 have paid
and persons having claims agan the Medical department
supplies services rendered. will find their lntereit
suit him.
Paroled prisoners o. who illegally discharged while
on parole obtain their paw, clothing call
Ing corresponding with him He will also give
to the pepeuaon Of testimony to the destruction loss
property. Deceased soldiers claims attended heretofore
Fees except by agreement otherwise 10 per all
collected, with postage added.
Grateful for the confidence and already
cd, he safely promise all who employ him that he will
faithfully and diligently attend TO their inteF9ts.
lie takes the liberty referring gentlemen named below
for testimonials Of character, &C..
Rev. NJ. D. HOOK, Richmond, Va,
Rev SAMUEL 7. MooRlAs, Rchmond,Va.
NJ BLAIR Co, Richmond Va
Hon. Messrs w. CROCKETT, w. FwISG, and
W. O. MAcHEs Representatives from Keatucky.
Hon. 3. CLARK, Senator from Missouri.
Hon. Mr. YRsT, Representative from Missouri
And members generally Of the Legislature.
EDWARD NJ. CLARK,
feb2l-Sm Office, No. 8 Law Building Richmond, Va.
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WANTED .. A..
10 the pan. for god hands, liberal wages will be paid
Appl' at at Ambefs CArpe shop, Mayo st. t0Mr
BURKE.
mhkU-Sts ALFRED L., HOLIDAY.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-07

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The November
No. Of this valuable monthly is on our
table. Devoted to Literature, Art and
Politics, its contents usually supply the
most attractive reading of the day. The
present number contains an interesting
paper entitled Monograph from an Old
Note Book" which is an account of DR..
Franklin's sojourn in France during the
American Revolution.
= The French struggle for Naval and
Colonial Power is also an article which
will al the present time, when Louis Ma
pofeon is stretching his ambitious arms out
toward America, be read with Interest,"
Space will not permit US to notice the many
excellent articles contained in the Novem-
Der No. of the Atlantic. Every man should
be a subscriber to the Atlantic, who desires
to keep even moderately posted in the cur
rent Literature, Art and Politics of the day
Address Ticknor and Fields, Boston,
Price, SO year.
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THE GENEsEE FARMER has no superior as
a journal of this class. 1t contains thirty
two royal octave pages, filled with useful
information to every farmer, fruit grower
and horticulturist, and illustrated with beau.
tiful engravings of horses, cattle, sheep,
pigs, poultry, farm houses, cottages, barns,
machines, implements, fruits, flowers, vege-
tables, &C., &c.
1t has been published IN Rochester, New
York; the center of the best wheat and
fruit region in the United States,-for a
third of century. 1t is the Oldest agricu-
tural journal in America If you do not
take it, subscribe for it at once. You will
never regret it. 1t costs only Serenity Fire
Cents a year, and if you subscribe now for
1864 tie three remaining numbers Of this gear
aciH be sent to go" far nothing!
Send seventyiive cents in letter at my
risk. The paper will come by return mail,
and then If you are pleased with it-as you
undoubtedly will be-ask your neighbors to
take it also ; and let US see if we cannot
raise the agricultural produce of the coun-
try FIVE dollars per acre. If this can be
done We shall be the richest nation in the
world.
Address, JOSEPH HARRIS,
Rochester, N Y
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The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY No.
vember number of this magazine, contains
An interesting article on the "Defences and
Evacuation of Winchester written by the
Hon. F. p Stanton
A reply to the apolegetic letters Of Prof.
Morse, by Rev. DR.. Henry, will be found
among the most interesting papers, TO the
political reader, of the present number
The Lions of Scetland,' as historical
sketch, will not fail to interest all admirers
Of that land of song and story. The Con-
tinental is among our best literary and
Political magazines. Price, SO a year.
John F. Trow, publisher, Nc. so Green
street, New York
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SIX OF EhnWAY'+ rI..IS
THE STEAMER
J O Il n F. R0U OMAN

fH~"r-' u Is running regularly between
},sssqt5l ss.,]t7 TORT DEPOSIT, II Az il g
s5-.s. .zS:::ss;sa DE GRACE AND BELLS
FERRY, connecting with all day tr4us iron
PhiIadr lphia and Baltimore.
Leaves Port De,Mst tor Reil's Ferry al
a. NJ, 1870 M, 3 30 and s p. IN. Leaves
Port Deposit for ilayre dc Ggace at d. III q,
ana s p III.
CC77-rtage for Darlington connects with the
Boat at Bcil's Ferry every day.
GGrStage Tor Rising Sun, Oxford and
Philadelphia Contra! Railroad connect at
Port Deposit every day. Passengers for
either Stag" will take 4 Is II. M train from
Philadeiphia, SAC and 10 a. NJ. tain from
Baltimore. W. W DAVIS
j. l. BALANCE.
Aug l5, 1868.
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Price, with IemmcI! nd Fe2les. $40.
Iulk;RS.
CuF6ing.
WILMINurON, DEL.


Il forms a fat. even, and elastic seam,
which is warranted Dot 70 rip tn wear. ever! ID
the seam is cut Al frequent intervals, and nlsy
Hnder all circumstances to s.gylye tho
waSh-lub.'
y paIentcd device, Of great ur,,ly to
Learners, prevents h lISNloi.t.y cot l.ll to
chine neng run IN the wrong ulry<uoa Vr
the haitgcn-"hoeI war. & II ,ad. D, 4rs,s.
Another ieatRrn "hah deserves particular
attention is the WILCOX Patent Aucuie,
winch cannot Oc set Wt"ng.
cit is cmpn .tical,y Tie good, low priced
Family Sewing !" Ichlne That the pubic have
luu. bvcu waiting Iot - Jst1n l7.us:rip..
'll is indeed wonderful production, 4ai,
o, funny use eapecIry, no Other wtt' beAr
any CO! pagiSUa with !t.'-E.!l. Gvc"!ns
Juurual.
"a IN. chanical wonder. "-Saic...a. ~
u.3r.....l.
Among the best and RIOS, scrviceab!s
Sewing n caiues. Lisi.! ami r.eg .nt.S tin
isivd, ana So sIluptc 10 It's CONSTRUCTION. that
it seems almost Impossible for II ~ st oai
ol lrpAir. - lutsbug Chronicle.
.'liIs comb.ucu il, II. uwu peculiar mcr,
It's ati the really valuable ;mproytme of
the higher iIicod ua~ctlneS.i- pen4sy'va-
lian.
"This machine in t'e opinion OF the COM
mitttP iis more nCariy To! requirements uf
A peltr.. IuniiIy nIHcuihe than any OF eXh9i-
lrn.''--f. auk!iu Institute AAhlbItlou Report
al 1898.
"Taalng into consideration simplicity,
chelpncs,, durability, am. dosus all wor",
lhH committee wgg,. unanimously in favor Of
Wilcox x Gibbs, as a S!ns !g thread MAGAZINE.
Penn. state Agg.cG'fnrG SpcieH's Report.
"Wc mast, IN j st,cr, express Our e nj.
dcncc in The merits Of TIE wilcox :. Gibo4
= ..F.ar . .,y
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Hoasek,pers looh TO your interest, one dolior

HoasekPers to0h to your interest, one doiior
s0re6 IS t'c0 eorne3.
rk '1lE celebrated " ELLINGTON COOK
N STOVE win extended lire box lur long
wood. his new ami beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges all competition for the ex
quiste style I'll ornament, and perfect opera
t"n in all respect The oven extends under
the fire box, and the Hurs are SO arranged
tnat the whole oven surface VIII bake per-
irctly and uniformly. The slightest eXunin-
alton OF TINS stove must satisfy every one
that 1t is Il universal tavurlte. 1T commands
4 very exclusive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR Y BRO.
Nantwell's old stand,) Elkton, Md.
Aug. /. 1868.
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AZ have taken six to q Raw ~ f,!g, q tr-c3
pills each, IN day III y cured mc rf teust'2noH,
indigestion, aud yspp II. | lave taken E--t.'a
A., ami many other pills i.r yea ?, n cor.d
only obi tom orn-y rcieG II stoYnci H. usa O:
te-e pl'' for a week Iry Il coin 5: wiu., app ~
Six Gose5 u = dway'4 llds culcl mo.
: Et'libN lHNN1!r. L C s"
~ have srfTNei " ry,ir'p .s AMI Liver III.
plant for seven ycaTs-NoNu r.ri al o's 81 Ti...-
the! wuu.i tvo ms temp "a" NJ =. bit IL
Icad 10 take them ,ii.c tine. ..lya .. rf oanh5<
Of nr. Railways Pins ! an ed ] ave Iot LlHcl
particle Of medIcne ~ * ilA TIN.
c ". CllI Il C,Sfuev. M-.g.
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oct 3, lS63.6m

FilE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
Il extended fire box Tor wood or Goa. -
Owing t" tie unprecedented popularity of
this Stove, we have been induced to offer it
with the utmost confidence, to those who
want a good heavy cast Stove. Out of the
immense number OF the Royal that have
been sold We have never heard "A single com
plant OF failure TO operate to ehtirc satiSttc-
ton. and we challenge the world to present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale al City prices for cash,
by PRYOR & BRO.
(Cantweil's old stand Eikton, Md.
Aug. /, 1865.
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BETTER THAN CAI0MrL OR Bile Pill.
BETTER THAI CAIrHFL OR rtrF n l..
LETTER THAN CAlOMTI. OR BLUE PILL
&C l Z, i Z 4 I Y L s

They exercise moro pow "rfn Influence The liver
and It's Fccgc;iClI tiau ca,uncl rIrrCury blue pl,
hence their importance In cases Of llvor Complaints
and Spleen Itcutes, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, PiIious at
tacss Headache SC. III the treatment OF Fcvcrs either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and ether reducing Tcvrrs,
they r-c sn, eriur to q.inEc Ther i-fuencr extends
over tho euirc sy-tr, controlling, strengthening, and
bra 'rgup Ito rgax'l aHt was'il enc GIGS, e.
lanE all the scCrotnns - to natural performance If
their Grs, c,rlrSi'E n Purifying ,hs II ot, and
pu-G'ng from the system al .3eased deposits anu i'm
han,
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gfTWe call attention to the adver tise
ment of Mr.. May, in this weeks BAig. He
offers for rent one of the incest dwellings
with store combined, the approaching Spring
This store is located in the heart of the
town, and is one of the best business stands
in Elkton. Ladies wishing to purchase
goods of a fine quality, at cost, ought to
give Mr.. May call.
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HsA.We direct the attention of our
friends, who may wish to purchase Furs of
any description, and have the privilege of
selection from large and splendid stock,
to the advertisement of Messrs. Chas. Oak
ford & Sons, Philadelphia, in another col
nn,p
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W ANTiID,

TWENTY medium sized, soner young
= NJ l., - to fill Co. &C." Purnell
Cavalry. bounty OF Twenty five Dollars
will he paid cash on muster. Foyty.two dol
lars per year for clothing thirteen dollars
per month during term OF service, and sew
enty-tivr dollars cash and warrant for one
hundred ahd sixty acres OF land at the end
OF the war. The Company is nov stationed
at ilnnington, Del, where recruits will be
received Expenses OF transportation To
company will he refunded after enlistment.
THEODORE CLAYTON,
Capt. Commanding Company.
Get 81, IS Z.
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HE PARIS MANTELLA.
Cloak AHA FUR ENmDDI;i;;D,

No e-v Chestnut ST., Formerly No. '0Sl PhilaiepAia
= W. PROCTOR 4 co. invite the atten
-. don II their Friends to their .arge aud
Supcrh Stock Of Fius CLOAK and Fur, un-
pHlAiIeicd III any former seasun--
The MGR .dSrd accommodation afforded in
oar new location, enables us 10 devote the
fullest attention To our
FUR DEPARTMENT
which MI! he tonnl well furnished with eve.
ry descrlpt,un Of Finsr CLASS fURS, which
which viii lie guaranteed as represented. ct
the money paid wlIi be refunded.
Urdrr> per mail VIII ne careIally atteHdl!
20. and i 'iralrd EAlds>s charges paid, ANY
d,tah"c In>Idn 81 iUu nl,"s
j. ". PROCTOR < 60.
No. $50 Chestnut Street, PAiiadel l,hia.
SIP, d-l,.
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WANTED.

A BOY at this Office, about Is or IL
years of age, to learn the art of Printing.
One that has been at the business is pre-.
ferred. Apply Immediately.
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UOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.-Just
L received aud iii full assortment II House
hevpiHs Goods, comprising IA part fme Walters Toilet
Ware. Is pieces Lamps httnHm Coffee and Tea Pots
4 FIJI set Of Brjt,nia ICa Ware Is peces.) rianiscd
CUiee and Tea Pots French VAR, Pressed Ware i4ul
full assortment Of Cook stoves. The above am Offer
ing cilehp Tor the cash. T.. " STAPLES
Mar Ia lSCJ I'D door adv. Post ONCE,
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LUABLEFARM & MILL
PROPERTY, AT PRIVATE SALE.

FKUFLNT1, AT PKIN ME SALE.
rfNlE Subscribers will sell at Private sale, their
j FARM and MILL Property. situated in Elk
township Oh Big Xix Creek. Chester county Oh
the road leading from Likton to New London.
within D: miles from Penn Station. on the Baiti-
more Central Railroad The farm cont ins 216
ACRES, large MANSION HOUSE. FIVE tenant
Houses, two large Barns Wagon Houses and Corn
Cribs ; two apple ORCHARDS and other fruit
trees.
The MIL property, conssts of GRIST MILL.
with all the necessary machinery for merchant
work with a SAW Nj l., aud good water power
The above Property is IN good order ami will be
sold altogether divided, to SUIT purchasers
oct l1-tf L. |. 4 |. RICHARDSON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-07
UNI NERSAL.

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRTMGER is
L M artce that every faulty Should have ;
the. sayo one half the lnbol of shng For
sale BY E. W. STAPLES.
4-- Oct J. lS63s- -..z--..-