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the side crown and In the cleft inserted tuft OF
moss and fern whence sprays Of blooming heather emerge
70 fall In wild luxuriancc over tho The cape,
which Ia 30 arranged - 10 alloy free passage for the
waterfall, is 30 peculiar that IL battles description
fringe or cut glass, giterng In the light like diamonds
or dewdrops: ~ carried round the cape an. and
ing production Of the modistos skin. II is TO DO found
only 10 OF leading establishments and believe
the intention is 70 keep perdu until winter and then
reproduce in velvet, and replace the blooming heath
with stately ostrich plumss.
After tho "Chapeau Madsiner the next thing that at
tracted our attention In A. N. Stewards was white
tulle tiny wreath OF foliage clasped by magnificent
exotic, that dropped tho a. IL TOO heavy for
its STEM was disposed on one side, and the brim
was bouquet Of blonde with heart OF maize colored
ribbon Inside trimming. bed Of tue. crossed by a
solitary spray and bandeau. Another white chip
hat, with solid front, was universally admired.
the cutire crown WIS composed OF the material,
pulled and caught in At intervals by black chenille
asses, the whole set az II were In projecting frame
work OF chip. which had very s,rikug aud elegant
effect Over the edge OF the crown rose up tail
and stately brilliant crimson cactus ancirced by leaves
and buds. The inside trimming, white tue pulling Of
scarlet velvet and chenille tassels In the same esab
shment white chip bat bound with paie, and tho
crown formed with puf'pgs Of tho colored sika
very model OF delicate oveincss ricrponi datiera fell
over the triple pointed caps and barrow edgng o. TIE
night blooming cereus pearly whiteness set In heath
from which the morning had not yet kissed the dew
inside layers Of tue and scarlet corsns strings the
most exquisite shade OF pac, the whole looking 50
light, so delicate, resh that seemed to have been
handled only by fairies.
white Grape hat. with triple pointed cape, trimmed
with de chene ribbon Cbanty lace and large bou.
quet OF black vo'es grass and leaves standing erect IN
bed u black lace, deserves mention inside bow Of
rose dc chene and tulle dotted with glass ornaments,
Even more beautiful and more admired was bonnet Of
ophes Grape, trimmed with ribbon Of the color, on
which wss diseosed mother Of pearl shell end shoss'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

PEsrILENT FELLOW.-Charles Miller, German
baker, who is eternaly qusueling and fighting with
the people on Main street. between 18th aud 10Th ss,
vas yesterday brought before the Mayor for beating
an Irlshmaa named Johnny Pinney. Upon an e1smi-
nation it appeared that the beating of Fnney was but
small part Of his offending; he had actually assaulted
and kicked az extremely good locking young girl for
no greater offence than stopping at his door TO speak
to a woman who had called to her to ceme into the
bakery. The Mayor Rned him $40, and required him
10 give security to keep the peace The Mayor would
have been more severe with him had there not been
some slight grounds to believe that Fnney and the girl
and their friends had formed sort Of coalition to
persecnte Miller
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
TLRGLNLA RLEGIIONS.

An election for county officers will b held through
out the Commonwealth on The fourth Thursday in
Nay. TIE officers 10 be elected are fellows jus
tees Of she Peace for four year.; Clerks Of the Circuit
aud County Courts, for six year, Attorneys for the
Commonwealth four years; Shsrias, two years; Con-
stables Two year; County Surveyors SIX years; Over
seers for the Poor, four years.
NJ judges viii be elected this yea, the Legislature
haviog passed Law suspending all judicial elections
during the continuance OF the The present judges
Will continue 10 act uader the following provision Of
the Constitution Judges and all other Chiesrs,
whether elected or appointed, shall continue TO dis
charge the duties Of their respective Offices, after their
terms Of service have expired until their successors are
qualified"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
rRnM NnRrHERN VIRGINIA..

ORANsE O. H., March sO.-Psrtes just out from the
Yankee lines report that the enemy are scouting &C
lively ia the direction Of Fredericksburg, aud that
Grant will advance as soon the old trOOPs return
from their furloughs and troops be brought from
the West which will be abOui the 18Th of April A
great many deerers from the Yankee army are IN the
rear of the Yankee lines.
Gov. Vance reyie Sed all the North Carolina troops,
Ess's OOrrs, on Monday, and addressed an audience
estimated from We to ten thousand. He will review
the N O. troops of Hills Corps and address them to-
morrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
ZION WORTH ALABANA.

The Division Of the Yankee General Dodge has crossed
the Tennessee River and represented 70 be devas ing
the country on this sds in the vicinity Of Decatur.
A party Of State militia abOu. seventy in number,
under command Of Captain Smith and Colonel samuel
g. Henry, Of the Alabama Volunteers, crossed the
Tennessee at Cays5e, Marshal county, recently, and
attacked party Of one hundred Yankee cavalry. killing
vo end capturing 6iy nine With their horses arms and
aeooutrements. The party returned With the loss o
two uen, bringing ther prisoners, and are nov armed
with the Spencer rifle, trophies of their g:otOry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
PRISONERS AND DRSERTBRS IN MIDDLE
TENNESSEE

The Conf den.o prisoners at GAllasin, fenne SEE,
ae represented 70 Undergo the NOS baroaFOus treat
el mAnY OF them being put IA ehAias and suheeted
to every iadign'ty Yankee malice can iE,,a' some
SIXTY odd a. Galaiia have been mOet uDusty assass-
ua si, including seven Of Mo.gans command, to VT:
Lieut. Pettieord, Messrs. Smith, StOeker, Williams,
Hugb,s, Emmerson, and Johnson.
The solder Who deserts his oOors to visit his family
10 the Yankee lines subjects bis family as well as him
slf to e,ery indguiiy. Alter being robbed Of hssub.
s.s.snee he IS dragged 10 prison and there confined
uasl he is prepa-e5 to take the despcable oath Of al
lsgan,s II is then held subject to the draft, and
made 20 do service in the Abolition ranks.
Coafede a'e officer htely from Galhtn, where he
was on parole priaO e., was commissioned BY seV-
eral families Of those shn in ranks 10 oGhOFt them
to rsmln there confident that the day Of devsEancs
is not far or The soldiers family il rarely mOlesied -
long as il is known he IS u the field
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

DHNCE o. THE NIssIsHPPl.-Ssnat)r Mitchell, Con
fedsraie states senator from Arkansas, left Selma Aa
reeea.ly for Gen. POlks headquarters. This gentle
map, he Selma DespA.ch elras is direct from Rich
mOnd charged by the Government with important sPe-
eai business relating the Mississippi Depart
ment Congress having adjourned, and bis important
functions in that body temporarily suspended, the
worthy has entered upon another field Of e1er-
ton where his services still at the command Of his
Government and country. He is noE engaged We IN
derstand in the careful preparation OF plan for The
defence Of the Mississippi river and the protection Of
our valuable interests 10 that yoioisy which VII doubt
less be developed aad aeed upOa during the approach
ing session Of Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Dalton, March 80 Our last advices from the front
report the enemy quiet. Wheeler's cavalry are Wig
lAntly Watching the denOuemsnt of the late Yankee
prospective clmpaign. General Johnston is, no doubt
fully advised Of their movements.
Toe story Of sherman's having taken up his head
quarters at Nashville is regarded as blind to control
Grants "On to Richmond" aud to enable Thomas 10
hold Johnston in check.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

PHOEoGRAPHo ALsUK.-Ws have had the opportunity
Of seeing collection Of photographs taken in ST. Louis
from series Of eaiclAl drawings made by Capt W, B.
Cox Of Missouri OF the recently returned prisoners
from JOhnsOn's Island Among them is group repre-
seniing the Captains "Mess" including capital like
ness Of Gen. JEFF Thompson. These peuc lings served
to beguile the tedious hours Of imprisonment, and
evI &c decided artistic tllent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

"LEoTURE ON FHE OHARAcrER OF SEoSHwALL JACK
sOEp-Anything relating to the character of this
marEab'e man viii be greeted with interest by this
community, whose heArths and homes he has more
tan once contributed 70 deliver from Federal pollution
Bis religious character will DO sketched in lecture to
be delivered tonight in the LIST Presbyterian Church.
sy the Rev. B. T. Lacy, Who his Chaplain, able
10 scan clearly his characteristics.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
FNLLSTnRNT az DESERYFRS

The military Suthori les have directed attention TO
the enlistment Of deserers as serious evil and require
arrest and trial Of al who 0junetOns Thai art
Gle provides tha. nol-commssiOued officer CT private
shall enlist in any other organization without regular
discharge from that in which he lass served, on penalty
Of bsiag reported aud punished as deserter Any
officer knowingly receiving or entertaining soldier
under such circumstances s liable 10 be court mArtiAsd
and eashiered
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

HORsEs srOLES.-Last Tuesday night, the stable Of
Mr. J. Pitts, who lives in the old residence Of the
late Mrs Peter ChsSalie corner Of Marshall and Henry
Streets was broken into and tive valuable horses stolen
On the same night four other horses stolen In the
same neighborhOOd The thieves are well known to our
police They are believed to have taken the stolen
animals towards LyaohbuIg. but will most probably
trade them of along the road before reaching that
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

SAINT 0S-MiltOn, slave Of Miss Mary Fox, mentioned
BY ~ yesterday having been arrested for breaking
into the room of Gen. Jerome B. Robinson and steal
Ing SIS In money, pair Of boots and som, clothing
was examined BY the Mayor yesterday and sent on to
the Hastings Court Il will be rsoOllected tina. the
stolen bOO,s and clothes and part Of the money we're
found Ia the negrO's possession whom arrested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

NIGHT BUTcHER-We mentioned some dAysag
that Nj. Wslli gsOn GOddins garden, GA Oh street,
west Of Clay, had been entered in the night and a
valuable heifer butehsred and carried OF Yesterday
officer Perrin arrested Allen, slave Of Miss Polly Keech
on the charge OF having had han&in the midnight
dead of blood
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

THI Orr BArEALIOS.-Ths Twenty fifth Va. Bat
talon, commonly knOWn as the City Battalion Colonel
Wyatt n. lot, who, since their organization, have
been on duty ia the city Of Richmond in obedience to
recent order from heAdquElers let this city yesier
day morning for CbAfan's Farm. They have been sue
ossded here BY the IS Virginia Battalion, of HuntOns
Brigade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

GS0 REWARD.-Dropped from my pocket
eDOO Last Night In P. r Priee's yard = small POCKET
BOOK, containing some money and other papers Two ee
aais Of Lancaster Co. for hundred dollars each dated
29h March 1St-NS ISIS for JaA Goodwin No. 1864 for
Mary A. Goodwin me above reward vii be p&d this once
nhso-SsS' DAVID ANDERSON, u.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

CoRS AND FODDER has come dOSn il Mobile. The
first is nov bus So Ia sack and bat little While back
it VAS near Sl2. Aud fodder which was $40 and up
War5s nov but g. $3.50. Rice is 80 TO 81 cents,
sugar, 50 70 So, salt at 80 cents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

TRAvEL RESUMED on THE CAROLISA RAILRoAD.-Tns
Augusta Chronicle learns that a despatch has been
esived By Colonel Rams, the commander Of the post,
giving him permission TO remove the restrictions lately
put upon the travel upon the S1uIh Carolina Railroad
The public it is said w be allowed 70 travel oEsF the
road formerly, long a. the Railroad Company can
supply all the transportation the Government wants,
without interfering with the passenger trains
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

Mas. PArrEsOS ALLAS's oAsE.-The SO of Mrs.
PsstssOn Allan indicted for high treason, called up
yesterday In the Confederate Court, aud motion,
continued ill the lIh Of April next Mrs. Allan was
admitted to bail for her appearance in the of
hun bred thousand dollars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

THE PEOE OF LI0UORA-Whisky was held yesterday
at from Ss5 to 500 gallon; apple brandy from $50
to Ss5 Holders chow lIstle disposition to se-at least
for the present currency. At the hotels and principal
bars yesterday IS drink asked for all kinds of
liquors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
OpPICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
3 ADJT. AND INBPROT0R GENERALS ORRIOE,
RIdunorn Va Mafoh a.. 1874.
eKNxRAL oRDKRs /

RICHMOND. Va, March 20, 1854.
GENIAL oRDEHs
The second and third paragraphs Of General Orders No. S,
Autan and Inspector Generals Once series Of Sos are mere
n With view TO facilitate organisation of citlEsnS Of
~ % hs "Aet ~ aahoae and provide for III
oreanza OF the Maryland Line Published In paragraph l.
General Orders No. above referred To- camp wiz DC sslse
and camp Hanover Junction, 10 be called "oanp How
III The troops now under the command Of Col Bradley
JohnSon VIII the present. occupy Damp Howard and all
other Maryland companies squRdrns and battaona w upon
from their present commands and order 70 proceed for the
noa Of being organEtd Into regiments either 10 Camp Maryland
orto Camp Howard, as they may elect: a.. -.
mica who the commencement OF the war; native
adopted citizens Of Maryland and who desire % Join eompA-
mics from their own State WILL upon their apple alton In writing
with reliable evidence OF their cEenHhp, addressed and sent d
recty 70 the commandAnt Of Camp Maryland or TO The COM
mAudant Camp Howard, be transferred TO me Maryland
line and Al their option, will either be assigned 70 Maryland
companies existing provided the number be secen
into companies with The privilege OF eecng COM
panV cers Add persons service 10 Maryland comps-
citizens Of other States WILL upon neir reque IN
Sss, secV ny 70 Sny Company from
own stAtes In the army TO which they belong.
" Upon receipt Of orders from this oee making transfers IN
preceding paragraph, commanding Generals
forward the tIanserred 70 the camp ds
mated, In charge Of commissioned omce and tny viii arnsh
every possible facility for the prompt movement Of companies
quadons and batAons directed In the third paragraph OF
this order.
now service WILL application 70 either
OF the hersn mentioned within he next sixty
existing Maryland companies or organized into me new
companies hereinbeiose provided for.
Department OF Richmond assigned 70 the command Of the
Maryland He WILL for the present. take Immediate COM
mand Camp Msryand COL Bradley T. Johnson VIII assume
command OF Camp Howard They Will proceed Immediately %
carry cut the purpose OF these orders
Tsignedl g. COOPER,
NH o5-iW Adjt Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

FlEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and al others are nouhea hA' no
checks on outside Of Richmond viii be received u pay
nt Of ubton or debts due once, un amer he lSt
Of Aoru THIS course Is rendered necessary By NE refusal Of he
city banks 70 receive such checks on deposit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

Tue LOUISVILLE JoURSAL, Of the llth inst, mentions
the arrival in that city Of numerous bodies Of trOOps
on thsir way 10 the Tennessee front This does not
look as If lctva movements north Of US would not
take place sOOn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

The Southeastern (Eagish) Gazsts states that two
steam yessels the Garland and the Jupiter, lately be-
longing 70 the LOndO1, Chatham aud Dover RailHsy
CONF, have been purchased for the Confederate
Stale of America
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

NoFroE Ga and amer The Of April al dues and remit
tAnss 70 M oee Psiii ths saueney, or In aVsl
and aader Of lhe old.
NO,ss Of other Denominations Of The Cd Issue received
ducaon OF SS4 per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

JUDsE LYozs' OouRr.-Thsrs was no criminal cAs'
tried in this Court yesterday, the day being occupied
10 the despatch OF civil business.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

MoRE RoBBEAIEa-The smOkehouse OF Mr. Joseph
Woody on ISlh street, between B:oad and Grace was
broken into, on Tuesday night and robbed Of g. 900
worth Of lard and bacon
Ga the same night, Mr.. Wellington GOddins smoke
house vas entered By thieves, aud robbed Of large
round Of beef and quantity Of meal.
While these fObberies, and that Of Mr. Chilep, men-
toned .l,swhsre, and perhaps dozen others that We
have not heard Of were going on the city Watchm0n,
safe under cover from the violent storm, were buried in
such slumbcr as o1y visits the eyelds of infants and
night WatOhmsn. A regiment OF artillery might have
passed through the town, and they would not have
heard il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

THE LOUisyILLE JOURSAL gets of good thing on the
late Federal commander in Florida, in this Wise Gee.
Seymour presided a. the rst meeting in Florida for the
reconstru5on Of the State. Il must be confessed that
the adjournment was rather preeiPiate and not very
ORDERLY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
IN COUNCIL OF TaE CITY OF RICHsoND.

IN COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
MARCH IA, 1854.
I 7 was resolved that the following persons be
appointed Commissioners Conductors supentend the
elections BE- held WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF
April mex, 10 wit:
] Wilson John Lacy, and william YATbrOuGh, Oommss1n
Reuben Seal Conductor. Pace Of electon-Han
over the frs Market.
BOr Madison Ward-G Myers Jas Grant, Geo ROyster
FOSTER and Charles Bates Commissioner and Chakley
Conductor Place OF eecHon-Ciy Hall.
Monroe WArd-Th9mAs BArham, ThomaI Boudar, Felix
Mathews Francis Smith, and William Breeden Commissioner
and William Kelly, Conductor Place Of eecuon-LaceyS
Shop, Of Broad and lrst streets.
NH 28-StaW2W a. w. MORT ON cPk Council.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

BY aoDDrN 4 APPrRsoE, Auet'rs.
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE LAND

-
and HoMEsfEAD FOR sALEAt the Request Of the esraqs
trust and by authority Of the deed creating the trust hail
on ss day March, 1884 at II O'Clock n O.
Ter for sale, on the premes public auction, 70 The hghe I'D
der shout regard we.ths tract Of land IN he county Of
Hanover lying both sides Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad between Richmond and Ashland, and
about two miles from The latter place. and mile from Kel
Turnout -
The tract 3o7 acres about onehrd which clear
ed balance being well wooded and having
pine timber The land has Improved.
susceptible OF high degree Of mprovemen and being
Richmond and Immediately The ralrosd could be gerry rsa
Oily and chespy improved.
There the premises good named dwelling house,
Gently erected with SIX and passage each aoor and
double verandah In 'front.' and similar In the rear good
Kitchen rooms three excellent quarters two With three
rooms each all having brick chmney eehouse which
full Of ice barn. house stables for horses and cows and
wells Of nne water both Of which well bcked The
place Is well watsred, and wei drained and enclosed
The title to the land believed 70 be perfect bur selling a.
trustees only with special warranty Possession
OF tho house be given within ten from the day OF SALE
and the purchaser enter the land Tor me
purpose Of farming operations t-
TERhsonehAf cash. balance In arc two ears,
equal payment secured BY deed the premises or
al cash preferred By the purchaser The tsx mr. 1864 Do
paid BY the purchaser
Confederate bonds the value accepted In
payment L. B. PRICE
BENZ P0LLARD,
mhzc-h Trustees for Mary 4. Thornton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
AUCTION sALRs-rutuaI DAYa

a UCTION SALE of Condemned HORSES
= = = ana ~ MULES ouARrERaAsfERs oBFIoE.
GoRDoKsvIrIE, b. rch rs. 1854,
Will sell At public auction at this post on THukSDAf'
April 81 +eiftt -ft.i % ...ttt
90 Condt mned Horses and Mules, % p
A large lot OF Old Harness and Saddles 70.
4 And Wagons, too heavy for the service. u an
ALSO
W. B. RICHARDS, il, 3,
mb29 I'd 1isls Mpjor and Post Q NJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

A ielloW advertising persimmOn syrup in the Rleh-
mCnd papers breaks ous with the toloHing doggerel
Thou luscious fruit Of Wintry season,
When great Jack Frost has aone his freezing,
That grows the soruggiest q upon
Thou rudy Puekeriess PersimmOn."
We commend the above 20 General Reynolds ''rAr
heels Moth OArolinians,) Who, on mee each other
are accustomed to inquire Ca1 youos tell Eeeuus wbar
NesuLs viii ind persimmOa orchard about here ~
Atlanta Register
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

Cor. ALPHEUs BAEER, ia, Of Alabama, celebrated in
connection vth the Kansas excitement several years
ago has been promoted Brgadisr General and ordered
20 repor. 20 Gsn. Johnston, at DttOu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

sUss0sEz whose papes msrksd With cross WI unasi
SAND o. Subscription about % expire ana s
zen g promptly n thsy wish tAsir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
oPFIoE LANCASTER 4 co., I
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RICHMOND, March 10, 1854. 4
NOTICE.
A LII persons having balances to their credit
IA books Withdraw them before the 8lst
time la the this
Checks drawn must be presented at the banks
which they drawn before the 2sh March inst.
will receive present currency In payment OF amounts
due until the 3 Instant after that date at discount Of
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
UGUST WESENDONCK,
RICHMOND, Va,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
FoK M sALE 0f

BUfTRR, LAID, BACON, DRIED FRUIT,
all kinds Of Country Produce, Groceries Wines, Liquors.
&C., &C.
times, and send bills 70 this ONCE.
Richmond Examiner, Enquirer, Sentinel and Dispatch
copy weekly tines
efu0t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31
TE.LEG RAP HIO.
RsOorts O. che Press Association.


Entered ascending Congress In The 1885, BY J. B.
TaRAsHER In the oekb once Of The District ooHt Of the Con-
federale states Cor the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

Bacon AND LABD -Foue thousand POuads Of bacon
and lard we're sold in Montgomery, few days since, at
s. rs per pound Fois is slightly downward.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

ITO THE CREDITORS OF COLEMAN &
4 MORRIS TAKE nolos that have stin fund In hand
which you apply before the 26 Of March 1864 pre
pared give reoept otherwise VIII have 70 bear
- : $500 EDYGRbT T. MORRIS,
msl-VtW Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-31

TsRas-DAT, year, $50 ak months, tlS thrss nOnthI
o. For less period, - per month.
szliWEzE,1 year, $50 K months, ai0 No SabscriPaon
received ior than months.
wEsxl1 year. $40 E Oush' g. No subscription received
o. months.
Rsairanoes a risk Of he subscriber