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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENTLY AR.


RANGED Gesdence and small Lots at the end
Of Leigh street, 10 Buchannan SPRING for sale at auction
We shall sell auction, the premises THURSDAY she
10Th March, 1864 st O'clock p NJ that beautiful residence 10
Gated above 10 the occupancy Of Mr. Walter Nesmln
The lot has front Of 60 feet running back 175 feet
The houses nearly The dwelling has rooms pas
sages poche &C., and well Of good water In the yard.
the time will be sold six beautiful lots adjoining tn
above through Of which stream Of pure water
TKRns-OAsh
The taxes for 1884 to be paid By the purchaser.
G0DDIN 4 APPERs0N,
mhl4-d Auctioneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Parties holding Checks drawn BY upon any Rank having
them hands hereby notified the
same prior 9th instant otherwise all and
will be paid In the present curreLcy per cent
Confederate bonds and all balances due paid before
9Sth inst win be received only In the currency.
mh9-6t GEORGE BAGBY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

RESROOsr ROHBED.-Oa Saturday Bight the henhOuSC
of Mr. John Psarcs keeper of the city Alm,houss wtI
broken into and every chicken stolen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

ORANGE c. H., March 1S.-All let in ont to day.
The roads are drying up very fast and will 5000 be in
uss,able condition. ne prisoners, captured BY Aosby
at Greenwich, arrived here to-day. Two HeutenAnts
and seventeen men, captured rer CharestOWn, BY
MosbY, arrived this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
K PARTICULARS OF MAJOR BUR
ROUGHS' DEATH.

FURTHER PARTICULARS or AAJOR bUh-
ROUGHS DEATH.
From gentleman who has lately come through the
lines We have obta ned seine further information in
on 70 the cru murder Of this brave aud unfortunate
officer in Nor ok, on the 20 January lat. He re-
ceived his deah wound al the hands o. negro sentinel
on the night Of his Lth,rs arrival from Washington,
and fingered ill the afternoon Of the next day in much
pa Hsfahsr and sister permitted TO be ulIh
hm ia biz las, moments Bsfo-e his death, his testi-
mOuy vas taken in the presence Of the Medical Director
and others Of the committee of investigation and
pyt a question 'ff he aitsmped 10 escape from the
sind1w, his answer Vas "Nj l did not. Vas only
ed ayorng TO turn myself in bed. Ii vas a WsntOn
&C =" He seemed calm and resigned to bis fate.
T Us has fallen in the prime Of manhood one Of the
mob est spirits that his bsel sacrificed in Ihis unhOy
war against rs aud another victim TO the 6snds1 cruelty
Of cur implacsble zoe. He was a Of generous i'm
pulses Of uadOuoted courage and the Oftiest patriot
ian. Devoted ia his attachments to Others, he vas
much beloved BY large circle Of friends and relatives,
Who DEEPLY mourn The sad fate which has bo'sen him.
His arrest confinement, trial, sentence, lie brutal
treAtmen. be received in prison. aud Afterwards at the
Small Pox Hospital, Where negroes eonsi iued bis
guards and nurses al form daFk page in the history
Of this war and demand the sternes vengeance At the
hands Of our Government
He buried the 29:h January Sst ct his fathers
residence in Princess Ann county, the Of his cary
associations aud pleasures. He rests in the soil Of tie
county be loved we'll and in whose defence ae laid
down bis life Long and faithfully will his memory be
cherished by those who knew and loved him while
living And in after years when peace shall once more
return to bless Aai cheer land, they will visit the
spot where re2ose the remains Of their departed snd
aud eOmrade-Wll recall his memory, and think Of him
Who but yesterday moved in their midst and received
their greetings and has sealed his devotion to bis
COUNTRY with his blood and gone down to an early and
uatmely grave. Nay he res. in peace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
FRON SNFFOLK.

Since the official despsteh rom General Pickett, ar
nOunCng the occupation Of Suffolk by General RSnsOm
We have recved no further PARTICULARS beyond what axe
contained in the Petersburg Tapers Of Saturday, which
integence wss derived from passengers by tho train
from Ivor Satin Friday evering. Toe Sight in q e
town on Monday vas with regimen; of negro Cavslry
/. occurred il the streets the nsoes disuOunng after
the first 67e AID ling in every direction. Several we're
killed in the streets, ad rAny took shelter in vacant
house beyond the limits Of the town the east TIE
house was chayged by men, and all bat four Of the
negroes oIpured These refus TO surrender and the
house vas fred and when tbs amcs we're well under
weigh, one esms ous, airg upon cur men, and was
killed The oh three remained and were consumed in
the flames TIE camps and CulrteruastSr's stores in
the town and at Bsrrads Mills bsyond destroyed,
and some sprsss, pee, Of arilsry, and many
snail arms elp,u'ed.
We Loot three killed apd ave Or six Wou ded. Il was
reported that General Rlrsou al fallen back about
nine miles this side Of SlfJlE, aid Tuesday firing
was beald in the direction Of COWngs Liu. 5 the
river, t~o miles west OF Suf5lk. General Ransom has
b,en reinforced. Il was feared By cGz rs that she
oOWardly enemy would agengs themselves By burning
the town on their return, and many we're preparing to
leave, takBg their movable prOpsrty With them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
NOTICE.
nAil-9t

WE hereby notify all persons indebted to
w T. Dudley Dudley Co., that will receive the pre-
sent currency pigment for her debts until the 25h instant
amer require payment In the currency,
$50 per cent Discount Persons holding claims
ers against them before that date after that
shah them In the present currency or cent Con-
federate bonds.
mhl2-9s DUDLEY X co.
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A UCTION Sale of Valuable Country Seat,

A UCTION Sale of Valuable Country Seat,
"a Turnpike miles Richmond,
tanning 95 together with the pers nal effects thereon
mplenens 4 also OF valuable Real Estate Brooke
10 city Of Richmond and large number 81 Lots in Henc9
Brooke Avenue and handsome In the plan Of
Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern property.
Of Mr. Woodson, acting for the hers and
Captain john Coed deceased late OF the county
Henrco, shall sell at public auction the premises
THURSDAY the 18th March 1884, commencing 1t Il O'Clock
NJ that beautifully loo ed farm the Brooke Turnpike
mes Richmond the residence Of the decedent
tanning 95 which will be subdiyded Int Lots each
tanning IS except one, which will contain 20
describe fuller than that the land lays remarkably
the buildings sunent for the
,derate sized family, the most OF which In excellent
der After the sale OF theand small parcel OF Furniture will
together with the crops Of and fodder
and the usual farming
utensils, together with parcel OF feled wood
Possession given In few days. And the day the
premises O'Clock NJ, that large and well built FRAMED
Dwelling the east tide Of Brooke Avenue between Clay and
Leigh Streets fronting about 80 feet and running back l65
wide alley, occupied by Mrs. Davis after which ,he
following valuable Lots will he sod viz Lot the south side
Of Leigh In b. HGryes PLAN w Davis back ysd
fronting about 40 feet running back 100 feet 10 alley also that
beautiful Lot In Graha pan At the Of Moore and Pine
fronting 100 running back about 1870 feet also
Lot DuvaTs a1dlon Henrieo to A. Robntons
residence.
beautiful squares In the plan OF Bacon Quarter Branch
Property, viz Nos T. H. r. 10 a. 49, IT, II Is
each containing 400 feet 'front.' unded By streets
TERMS CASH The taxes for 1864 10 be paid by the
GoDDIN APPERsON,
mhl0-:d Aucis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

An persons indebted open oherwse
hereby notified II receive the present currency E
ne qh March payment OF their Indebtedness
Ne saall require payment In the NEW Currency.
Fhoae VINO may have bills against TO present
than Al once MEADE BAKER, Apothecaries,
1Se Main street. sorner Of 10Th.
JOHN 7. GRAY, Apothecary,
mhT-tq5mh Enna 1G7 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
NOTICE

DARTIRS holding, or who may have received
our ohtek dated previous The Instant pres
them for payment before the 26a instant they will receive
he present currency or four per cent bonds
Al STOKES co.,
Az. STOKES,
mh19-N STOKES, WILLIAMSON 90.
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RIcHMoEp March IL. 1864

A LII persons holding our checks are notified
IA 10 present the bank which they drawn
or before the 9h Instant that they will be paid either
In per bonds 10 the present cerrency Its face
HARVEY, JAMES 4 WILLIAMS.
mAil-8 kP0TTs 4 HARVEY.
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TELEG A p 81 l @
RaUoTts o the. Prsss Association.

Entered according Of Congress, IN the year 1862 ~
THRlsHER the cerE oee Of The district oohr' Oh 'ns oOo
edsrate States for the Northern District OF georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. LIQUORS, TO-
BAOOO. SHOES, de-,
BIT TARDY 4 WILLIAMS, AUcTioSKKRs,
Corner Gary and 18th streets
ITO close consignments upon which we have
advanced Is well other from parties ds
ing promptly with GROCERIES at will offer
unusually attractive SALE and reqaest the prompt attention Of
GROCERIES:
bbls Sugar
so bags do
100 do Peanuts
10 do Pepper
1000 los Copperss
800 lbs Stick LicoIce
200 lbs Gum Arabic
bags Spice
800 lbs Epson Salts
200 sacks salt
bbls MoAStes
balesTaW Cotton
80 boxes talOw and wax aad tsiow Candles
20 gross Fancy Soap
/ HerrngsS.fe
Matches, Sauces al
Dbl Salmon
10 bbls Snuff
LIQUORS:
90 bbls Bfandes AID Whisky
And at halfpast IL,
1900 packages choice brands Of m, nuiaciured To-
bAcco
And At ~ o'clock
Dry Goods, shoes, kc.
70 pieces superior beached d nestle
case Balnoral sklrting
200 yds Homespun Jeans
100 pairs Cotton D. awers
And 1000 pairs Shoes.
NH 4-Hs TARDY WILLIAMs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
R,oHMoyD 4 DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.

RICHMOND q UANVILLE HAILR0AD 20.
E4y AT meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors Of this Company held Feb 9th, 1854 TIE following
luton ordered TO be publshed In the OF this city,
ResoUd That all person having claims against this company
be them for be fore the 2h March,
having checks Of this pany any
OF the Banks requested 10 collect them efore that date
ph5-ld J. u. BLAIR, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

REVIVAL or RECOGNIIION RCHORS.
From our latest Transatlantic AdVoas learn that
the LOadoa KOrf Pos government OrgAn) has given
currency to fresh rumOr Of toe prospective recognition
o! the Coafs3e-a SAFES By Ffacc0 aud England Ia
the "ity article" OF that paper Cf the 24Ih ult, it was
stated that repors on Char Sc hon Paris were positive
to the d ct that confidential negotiations had b,en
entered upon By the French government With the CAbi
net Of s. James fer joint recognition Of the COnfede
rate States l. stated thaLFranee viii act alone in
case Of a negative reply from England The writer in
the Post does not vouch for the truth Of the rumOr,
which vas very current in financial circles Ga hs 26IA
the Post reiterated itl statement in the fOlOsing An
guase:
The. private adyices from Paris upon which Ws be-
evs reliance De placed again allude to the nego-
ta0ns nov in progress preparatory TO recognition OF
the Confederate S,aGesof America by the French Gov
eminent, although aIy official acknowledgment Of this
fact We ud at this moment be thought premature and
undesirable
The New York Herald disereds the report BY refer
ripg to decline Of four per cent real ration in the
Conederae loan, in LOudOn, on the Gath "Tron Ihis
says the Herald "it rOl!d appear that the ndustrOusy
circulated runners Ct movements by France for inter
venton ID America affairs regarded as Of very lit
lie 6lanciai np,rAace in London
The Washi Ga correspondent Of the New York
times, in bis lie ter Of oh instant says that the reports
Of the Post are Pronounced by the Safe Department
entirely grOundess.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE AT
ID Ahland with threeourths OF OF land attached
for sas-I authorised sell that beautiful ocagon cottsge
located above occupied by Mr. James Ford contain
besides kchen meat house, stable wood house
&c and valuable fertile garden, and pump COED water
In the yard The whole premises In the most perfect order
The purchaser will have the right free ticket the raroaf
session given the LIST April 1854 Tnis, without doubt ~
the handsomest residence In Ashland
Apply 70 JAs. NJ. TAYLOR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

5000 REWARD.
pANAWAY from the subscriber about the
III l7th OF January last two named DOCTOR and
RALEIGH commonly called Rem Both black, quick,
tve men Doctor 10 years old had his Left hand hurt
In an apple MILL SCARED the outside and has lost
more OF his nails hand. He had red flannel shirt
when he lett efhanded and Is about II Of age
WIN give 500 apiece Tor ihs as,sy 70 or 70 some h
county Of Charlotte $50 apiece spprehended 10 the county
believe they passing free and trying 8 get
employment Richmond and Danve South side Rail-
road. $500. r,.,r,ns
Mossngford p. o.,
ne1e-1m Charlotte CO., Va
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NOTICE.
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDG & POT. K. r. co.
RcHNosD, March 6!h, 1864.

n LII OAbOho uraWn Oy Inls company, ana
IA all Drafts drawn IL, a. Ala oher claims against this
0oEpany for dividends accoan due previous the
2a Of 1884, be presented for payment before
day. No Checks will be drawn Drafts honored
made at this Office from that day 10 the lst OF April prox
no. Ali Checks issued and D. ats drawn, debts due PRIOR
the 18th March, 1884, presented psymen. after the ls proxi
no. paid in the present Its pr value,
the option Of Company in the currency at The
three the pre- for two 81 the cue3cy, fixed
by act OF Cong eas, passed February 1Ith, 1864.
J. B. WINSTON,
T-t25mh Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March lS-Eigh. shells have been fired
at the city since las. report. NJthing else neW'
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TO THE VOTERS OF ESSEX

THE Attorney General of the State having
Il given his opinion that re-eIgble 70 the once OF
Sheriff Of Essex county hereby declare myself candidate for
The sid oniee. THOMAS n. HENLEY.
mill IA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

SPY HUNG.
DEMoPoLI5 Mlrch ll.-hcGSbon, the Federal Spy,
was executed this 0rnng.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

TOBACCO.-12,00O Pounds VIM. Greanor's
Black Twit TOBACCO warranted sound and Of Che very
best quality suitable for export and win be delivered In Whining
,fss-1 Up. pUvAL-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

ADaUAKKN VIRAGo.-Ii was mentioned in our last
that woman named Minerva Ann Tucker had been ar
restsd for making violent attack with brick bats upon
the house of MIRA Walden on Sd street, and, that dur
ing the melee, boy named Burgess had stabbed Frs
ticker. The case was before the Mayor Saturday,
though Hrp Tucker not, it being alleged that she
was too i'll to appear. The matter will be fully exam
ned by the Mayor this morning. 1t now appears that
Burgess did not stab Mrs Tucker at ALL but that she
received the GUS on her arms by beating in Mrs Wal
denis windows with her fists; the only thing Burgess
did to her was to catch hold of her and prevent her
forcing her way into the houss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

DLACK TEA
- 800 lbs very ane Black Tea
moss Up. Du
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

NOTICE. will Sc ], at the house of Henry
IN T. Decle, In Montgomery county, WEDNESDAY Che
98d day the highest bidder for ready
all the property Of said Dee attached for the benel
r T Foster Co consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A Valuable Library,
Horses Wagons, Gears,
Oxen, Mich Cows, Blooded Cattle,
Several Hundred Cords Of Wood,
Leather, Salt, &c.
ALSO,
Thirteen very vausble Negroes.
L. y. J. AhIS5 Deputy, for
J. w. MONTAGUE,
mh9-tds Sheriff Montgomery county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT THE CONFEDERA Y
QUARTERMASTERGE GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILRoAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb go, 1854.
THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Il Army Of Virgins hereby notified
this day tct,d with tue Southern Express
Company carry all packages Of food and wearing apparel to
To secure the advantages obtained Express
Company the fol owing Instructions must be observed:
Packages rot contain hundred pounds DO
well and plainly Marked asd - expense
slipper either Of The Soldiers Relief Associations which
In North Carolina Raielgh South Carolina at Columbia;
Georgia. at Augusta; In Alabama MONTGOMERY any
Of these Associations will there charge them
and ship daily by Southern Express Company TO proper
Agents OF the tive states Richmond, who will them
distributed to the proper-lndvIdual owners.
= To meet the soloier and to give them certain
Company agreed give freight preference
Thing order that obstacle 10 the success
enterprise railroad companies
hereby requisite Express Company such facilities
As will ENABLE make this arrangement mpee success
be Of these packages Associations are
withdraw their Agents who have heretofore acted
in The rear Of oher armies they may enjoy the sams
privileges hereby secured to the Army Of Northern virginia
Lieut. Col and ousrternlaster.
Qdartermasler General
.oPFIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPLY. ,
suooHA. GA, feo. 20, 1864. z
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
fy the friends soldiers In tn. Army 81 No III
srn Virginia and elsewhere that insy are prepared ey
viii do all In their poser to fulh ia requirements.
e.n,,., ssD.,.,.oa, ., JANIS AM Ssh, saUrEa
fe26-asn Southern KIP ess Company
A LCOHOL.
a ''' '''''-'' per cont Alcohol =. :'6isSEE A1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

BY THO. W. KEE3EE, AuoT'R
onice corner OF 18th and Cary streets.
1kO Condemned Wagons, do. Stage Coach,
i CO for sale at auction
VIII b. Sod on FRIDAY, the 18th lnst commencing at 10
o'clock at the States Lot Bacon Quarter Branch,
$50 Wagon,
Stage Coach.
R0. P. ARCHER,
MAJ. and Q NJ.
THO W. KEEsEE, Aucrr.' mh2-ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

ROUaH CUsrOMEas.--on Friday evening, Toby EAoho
and James Clean privatss in the City Battalion, being
on bender in Rockets, paid visit TO the shop OF
Benedict Howard. Echo asked Howard If he had any
thing to SELL The latter replied that he had nothing to
sell to him TbereupOn, EAchO cursed aud abused How
ard. Howard liked Elcho what he would do If man
would into his house and carry on in that way
EAcho said be would knock his head off Howard then
ordered him out Of the house, and went into tack
room and got sword. E cho and Glenn vacated the
shop in hurry, but getting into the street began to
ps it with stones in such fearful manner that Howard
aud his vile fed out the back way and took refuge in
tie house of neighbor The MAyOr-the case beii 6
before him on Saturday, aud the above facts elected
sent the accused to the Hastings Court but admitted
them to bail for their Appsarasce before that tribunal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IY DAVENPORT 20. stock Aactioneers.
Omee corner Of Gary and 18Th s
XNE shall sell, at the Office OF the Old Do
w mILOn Insurance Company, on FRIDAY, March lsth'
1854, At IL oe.ck the folio wing bonds and stocks:
t),0C0 Confederate 8 per cent Coapon bonds
$1,000 do g. do resd do
$4,000 pee cent Coupon Bonds
$1,000 do 780 Treasury Notes.
100 shares Merchants Insurance Company stock
100 do Bank Of Richmond
No tOck will be offered unless handed In before day
Of sale. DAVEhPOkr& CO.,
rnhl4 IDS Stock Auctioneers
WE will sell at auction, at our Office, on
w "WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at u o'clock
$4,000 Confederate s per cent. BONDS
5000 do per cent. do
5000 do 100 Notes
$4,000 do per cent Bonds
80 shares Bank Of Commonwealth Stock
80 do Bank OF y ;hmond Stock
100 do Merchants Insurance stock
$4,000 Confederate 10 NJ. Coupon Bonds
90 shares Orange and Alex. X Stock
mhit"td LANCASTER 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

by THOs. W. KEEsEE, AUorosEEL
once, Corner 18th and Gary sts.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
~ PURNITURE and PIANOS for sale at Auction.
will sell TUESDAY morning. March 18TH commencing at
O'Clock the residence Of Mr j. L. LIGoN who decnirg
housekeeping, FranEn and 26h Streets "churcn Hill his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, OF the best quality
Elegant Parlor Carpets 90 feet long and IS vide.
ALSO
Elegant Rosewood Case Plano,
DO Mahogany do do.
mhl4--td TB05- W. KtESEE Auct'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

L bbls nlnesy-nve per cent. Alcohol. For xsls b.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-23
At Wholesale Only.
Watches and Jewelry,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
1t the LOWest Prices for Cash.

Army ana County Merchants, PedlaTs. Suffers,
and General Dea ers can make enOrm us profits
upons sma investment
Jewelsy Of any pattern or quality and in any
quaahty inside TO order. gS estimates for any
clsss Of work furnished. 1S-Psrtcul.r attent on
psid to supplying Aucioners, Country Ped!aTs, In
dian Taders, and army Dealers, ta
Any >tyie Of Goods manufactured, su h % In
ve9tons, etc, at short notice. its Good Canvas
sing Clerks, with small capital can find constant
employnent illustrated Lists ana filil particulars
FHE PRoFITTo THE RETAILER is VERY
LARSEt
A wholesale supply can be carried in a KNAPP
ssck, hand Yallse, ca pet bag, and will not be
Ike books-biaiy OF inconyensnt to carry from
Remember another thngi-this Business is
81 ictiy Honorable ne There Is no need O mis-
represen ing orexaggersung. Our Goods show for
themselves, and prove themselves.
IL is a business in which an am le and satsfae-
tory equivaie nj is given for the money receiTedaud
an encouraging ploht Is poekettd at The same
time tits Az oc upaton in hi. h 0 person need
re afraid or ashamed to canya IS the same ii ld
again agd again, for where once our goods are IN
Produced, apermanent and continuous demand -
crested.
0 So diers IN the Army, or those at home Gs-
abled ty he ha-dships of war, IN Clergymsn out Of
health Teachers Postmasters, or any parson who
wishes either local scITe Occupstie n, and
one that rings with u great pecuniaTy induce
ments, this presents "a opportunity seldom met
with. Try it, And see for yourselves =
Carefully selected lots OF Jewery, comprising
our newest styles and most saleaOle variety Of
Goods viii be sent anywhere in the Loyal States.
We are constantly filing orders from pers M ieav
ing hechoice Of Goods wholly with Us. To such
We prom Sc the best exercise Of our taste and
Judgment and from our long experience can en-
sire satisfaction We ask no pay IN adyaroe. state
what style snd quality OF Goods are wanted and ne
wi send the SAME Sad collect pay by Express at
the end 0f The route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manuia tured in the best
manner, Of pure material, a garranted 81 prices
rom SO TO $50 each. Sent anywhere-pay eollec-
ted by Express. Satisfaction guaranteed All
Watches al first prices; they being Of our own i'm
portatlOn. Circulars free by mail send for them.
tab GAUGHAN
Manufacturers and Importers, 7i6 orcadgsy, n. y.
aqfgt-.ln .