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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
.ne r.b,ie~,,on o1tnc Income ia,

he Publication the Income Tax
The publication o. the income tax has sub
served two purposes:
/. IL gratifes public curiosity, by exposing ex
acty the amount Of money all of our citizens re
ceive annually from their business or avocations
This i highly important TO all persons of the
Paul PRIV" stamp IL gives them material tor
gossip which they could have procured nowhere
else in so easy and satisfactory manner The
rule is. multiply each mans tax by twenty. add
10 that six hundred dollars and the price Of his
house rent aud taxes. and other smaller items
then you know precisely what are your neigh
bor's means. Merchants. tradesmen and all
~ho give credit. will find this rule together
With the table. especially valuable Tor reference.
, This tx : gauge OF the honesty md Dis
hone-'y among uS veli as the poverty and
wealth In fact. il probtblv iudicttes the lat
ter more Clearly than IL does the former or We
really have some rich persons with small or
poor incomes. end some by no means rich peo
pie. Who. Tor he last two or three years. have
iuxuriated with large incomes In respect to
the amount paid. there have been some very
surprising disclOsureS--said disclosured re
ierring. however. 10 the smallHe>S rather
than greatness OF the incomes gwen In
Some OF our contractors, merchants aud
other reputei weslthy men. have miuassi
- live upon the most remarkably small sun Of
money. according TO their sworn afbd tvits-s
sum that mus, however. have been well laid out
70 support the STYLE they have maintained IL i
amusing 10 hear the scandal concerning th.s or
that man OF tbe class above alluded to. and the
interest which i tsken in has case. People are
ANXIOUS To learn the secret. more important than
any in alchemy. how 20 much wealth can
tie msintained upon slender resources. For
months and years TO come. some of these re-
turns of income will serve 10 point moral and
sdorn tale. as veil as 10 illustrate character
Gin. Enq
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ LONG No. ; EAST NEW YORK STREET oP
POSlrE University Square, prepared 10 DO al
kind Of House and sign Painting Grsining and Gxzns
notice and In the very best style Persons
wanting w0rk IN HE line are rsssss,st 10 give hin
sza k0eg nv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

A Paris letter says that crinolnes are to
be discarded: many fashionable danes have ap-
reared on the race grounds IN costumes having
long skirt. falling in ample ioids sboo, the per
son. without The support Of hoops or steel
spring- Ia ! vet - be seen whether these IN
,sodgceFs NJ the "Cnnoloc tsts "a ues word iasi
coined 81 depese the sipsesce If erinoli"-l gill
succeed 10 their attempt 10 REFUGE the snpiituds
Of shIu sss rsnSsDsks Si0 ssAsos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

A xNUAL FESTIVAL or THE UNIyFRS aIIsI
~ Church and SAbbafh School. at College Hall. Fri
cAy evening. December } ls6i The annasl
FESTIVAL OF the Unyers4is, Church aud sabbath school
viii he Ia ia College Hall. FdAy evening. Deem
be6 a. ls63 addition 10 osler attractions, tner. vii
be 4 beautiful
Christmas Srce.
Loaded With presents for The children Of the scbool
The usual aelcsc.es % the viii be served Up
Q the o>ca.ion-
Admission Zee. 10 cents. oo-?t-tutth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
NO e5s.
United States Marshal's Notice.

United States of America District Of Indiana Sc:
EETHEREAS, Libel. or INFORMATION HAS
w been filed in the District Court Of the United
Saies within and for tae Eighth Circuit and District
Inoiana on the Eth day of Soveaber ls64, by John
Hanna 81 Attorney Of the Uuite states for the Dis
iuct % Indiana anst the feliosing described Effects
ard property and money Of Edward ". Burton
l. against the u I've hundred dollar $500
in money. now in the hsLds Of one William Z. scson
Clerk % the County Of Pcsey. aid District, and
az persons lawful intervening FOR their interest therein
and more pecay against the said Edward ". Burton
be being guilty Of aiding ard Gbetting armed rebellion
the Of the United states and seized
viOsticn OF the a~s of the United states hy him.
The ss'd Edward W Burton the ssd money being enc
ie property and praying process against said money
and that TIE ray Be condemned enemies prop
erty
Nov therefore, in pursuance q The Mention under
The q said Court directed and delivered, 90
hereby give pubic noiice ell persons claiming said
money sy part tberso or in any manner interested
therein that they and appear before the said the Dis
trc Court Of the United States 10 be held IN the city o..
Indianapolis In and .or tie District Of Indiana the
Tueseay Of Nay 81 10 oclsck OF the forenoon
that csy then and there 20 nsrpcse their ella and
make their allegations IN that behalf.
%. e. kCsE, L. 9. Marshal.
Be- l. : BssxLow. Deputy.
Attest WAN sHyz, Clerk
IsAsAsapSsis Hsvsakss llsl isa AeO]1A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
No. S5T.
United states Marshal's Notice.

United states Marshal's Notice.
United States Of America, District Of Indiana. SIS:
zHTHEREAS, n LABEL IF INFORMATION HAS
w been tiled in the District Court Of the United
wth and for the ghth Circuit and District Of
In1iana The 18th day Of November. 1861, by John
HANNA ESQ., Attorney Of the United states for the Dis
trct of Ind ana against 40 bales OF marked fol-
lows, that say % bales marked IL. H., AID -
bse> marked Ston, Boston, " II as against
sOns lawfully intervening their interest therein
seized violation Of the OF Congress- the procs
nation OF the President 81 the United States and OF The
rules aud regulations Of the secretary Of the Treasurer
of the United states ard the rules aud egua OF the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and praying process
against said 80 bales Of cotton, sEd that the may
be condemned and sold.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the Mention under
the seal If said Court 70 cire ted and delivered, do
hereby give public notice all persons ella ming said 10
bales Of any part thereof in any manner in
tere,ed therein hat they he appear before the said
the District Court Of the United States be held the
city Of danaDolis in and for the District OF Indiana
the first Tuesday Of May next at 10 O'Clock OF the fore
# that day. then and there {" inerpcse their
claims and make their alb gaiions j. that behalf
d. q. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
By |. :. BIsELov, Deputy.
A;te.t. WATT J. SxnH, Clerk
Indianapolis, November Slrt. lebs. eec2 di4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
FOR r ENT.


"a - - g - n
nF SEVEN ROOMS, BALL iSDCEILiR, WITH A
large Garden and good stables, the Three Notch
Roe short distance from The ely. for SIS
month A lease sven for one ear
Nlue OF Nhrat and Z Clover adjoining ID.
premises ~ill De soid 20 he o~ ng are a 4.
desired DkL1ELL JONES,
lsslo-E kssl Sssess Agsnh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
From Rev Seon Esstwood Pastor Of the First Bspis,
Church q Dexter, Mich

UkTNUf. NV. IT. TTlfI
Ia IIoHrHLL-Dear SIR. I would respectfully inform
you 20 the progress Of my since underyour
treatment curing your act visit.
whenl then consulted You had been seriously afci
ed sbou fourteen years with Catsrrh ia IT. wors form,
accompanied with deafness. am much impoov
ed, and my general health very much beierso remark
ably s0that checrfgy enter you the use q my
a reference should You have occasion nerd %. I
can heartily recommend you 90 the public generally, a.
have already done 20 % my intimate friends.
Please accept this slight Testimonial your skill.
andxny grateful thanks for the benefit have received
your hsncs. Truly yours. NELSON EASTWOOD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
p.rsolr. Noremher 3. lss..

.
DR. lIcHrHi.L Having been under Jour treatment
ysar visit Detroit, aud being cured de-ire
express ms deep felt gratitude for attention AID
benefit have received at your hands. Wa very seri-
ousy Affected nth catarrh g. lie worst stages f9r
years. ard deaf. sometimes totally NJ general
don business entirely One months treatment has made
me feel like man. and have resumes my
equations, the disease having isf almost entirely.
hive recommended you 20 several wso are similarly
afflicted. and sba continue q do P-ase acc-pt ms
varmest tharks, AID believe me, yours 'ruiy.
r. WILBER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
From Rev. P. L. Russell, Lynn M.ss.

FROM hey. 4. AZ. haeeetts Lynn AS,s-
have beeI much troubled with catarrh OF the
type for some twenty years IL gradually worse,
producing cough aud honrsenes Destroying the OF
smell, and breaking down my general health 10 such
degree 10 compel 10 resign my pastorate and
pend ~ bic speaking.
made diiIgcni u-e Of the useful remedies. ruch
snus Of different kinds. nitrate o. silver. tar water. olive
tar, and nhaafons, bat without any salufary eject.
List heard 81 Or Lighhs rncce-sfsl mode
OF atng caarrh, vife him. and put self under bis
treatment | began immediately 20 improve. d this
Improvement has gone On tiii the present time Ny
catarrb has gradually melted away my cough has die
appeared my voice has become natural, aid am
more able preach the blessed gospel let me advise
all troubled with catarrhal difficulties 10 apply 10 DR.
Lighthil. Y. Is III SELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31
- 7. BUTLET,
EOEy'D.

A CERTIFICATE on. TEN SHARES OF THE
4 consolidated Silver Star Company. The owner
= proFinirs property and paying for this adv ertse
insut can have the same al the City, Book Store,
-uginir CITY. 4--tf
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31
sUswus COOKE
Council, No. 2, Z. L. a .

Virginia City COuncii, NO = . " u =
yyTILB ,eet every Tuesday evening: at clock
Nv Ry order OF g. u. Bisoi.hi., Tres /: I:
/. II. kINIssxrpT, Rsc. sec'y. Ru
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-12-31
Rates of Advertising,

Regular advertisers will be allowed to change
sanrtprly without additional chargs. a-s21 :
All Jussiness communications should be addressed
= D. Y. TILTON i Co., Virginia City, n. T.
Job Printing of every description executed in o
srperor manner and at reasonable rates.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF CONFEDERATE
PRISONERS

asg of truce boat arrived at City Point Saturday.
with siI hundred and 6fy6Vs Confederate prisoners
including aNy,aYe officers. Among the latter Is Gen.
William H. T. Lee, who has been held as hostage BY
the Yankees for Captains Flynn and Sawyer. beat
will 20 down to City Point Oday to bring them up to
the city.
Toe boat also brought two ladies', and Upwards oil
twenty tons Of articles for The Yankee prisoners.
We learn that quite Urge number Of the moss
prominent ladies in the city t'nd to be at Rockets
when the beat arrives in order to give our noble fsl-
lows joyous welcome home. We trust the authorities
will furnish military escort aud band and that there
will be general turn Of citizsni Of both sexes and
all ages. For once in lives let Us give the boys
some hearty evidence Of gAdness at their release
from 50 much suffering GU: admiration for their fidelity
10 the cause audour appreciation Of the services they
are destined vet to Tspdx IN behalf Of the liberties Of
our country. Let hUne refuse to chser them as they
pasA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
THR CITY.

The RoBBERT CT M. HAxALL-Charles lsaAcs and
Ricl ard Barry the former small boy and the latter
cavalymau, we're before the Mayor on Saturday, to
answer the Chlrge OF assaulting Mr.. P A. HaIAl on
the upper end Broad street, In february aud robbng
him Of some money and other property. The case vas
partially examined and then cOntpued till this morning.
Mr. HaxAl told the circumstances OF the as anlt upon
him Is was dark and he had got down to examine his
buggy, which was broken when he was approached by
three or four men and knocked down. On recovering
consciousness, be had been robbed The next day he
went to Gimmis tsnnery, Bacon Quarter Bra; CD,
aod there identified beef hide which had been taken
from his buggy at the time he was robbed and which
Mr.. Gimmi laid had been sold him by Charles Rose
sister Of Charles Rose stated tina. man named Green
had brought the hide TO her house and go! her brother
70 70 with him 10 sell it, While Green at her hOue,
Barry vas standing the bridge over the Branch, and
pair Of saddle bags lying on the bridge If this
vas not all this witness knew il was all she chose TO tell
about the matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
me SIP VIRGINIA DARE.


The Yankea Consul Gene al il the East ILdies, pub
Hbes in the Caeutl Gazette, Of January tn circular
notice 20 the ees that tle "sO-eaed American ship
tie "VuEnia Dare" having rendered herself Smsnabe
TO De cure By long continued violations Of the laws Ct
the Unis,d a,e5 instructions would be issued 10 the
national vessels in the Asiate and African waters for her
capture. The captain Of tn, "Dara" makes the fellow
ing p io;nder through the same channel!
With reference to the charge Of "long continued and
systematic violation Of the LAYS OF the United Siats,
praetced by the masters aud Of said ship, Is
scarcely necessary Tor TO speak Of matter which
has been occupying The attention q the world Tor some
tine mast AID which several millions Of people Q
already seussing the point Of the oayonsI conse-
ouenty will have 70 be settled BY some higher authority
than Mr. Jacobs.
beg leave TO state that the danger Whici Mr.. ia
obs threatens 70 this weasel Wh Oh the merchants
10 Europe we're q1e aware Of fore eharetisg her Tor
this VOYAGE and which rsure against for the small
charge Of two per cent var rLk.
No do lot the Federal cruisers in Asiac and African
waters would be glad OF the opportunity 70 capture the
Virginia Dare after their unsuccessful search for the
Aabans az il is well kno that the Alabama IN these
waters do not consider tn portion Of ConiederAte
thin worse thln that Of a Federal
JOIN n. Co.'s,
Master Of the ship Virginia Dare, Of Redmond,
Virginia, o. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

HIGHWAY RoBBERI-Last Monday night, one Thos.
Patterson trainer OF horses for David Mcdaniel being
on Bit of a spree, attacked by hghWaymen some-
where in the neishbOrhOOd Of hayOs Bridge, and rob-
bed Of almost everything-G ValuAls gold WA'eh Of
NJ McDAnis, $3.50 in money, his hat bots and walk
ing stick. On Saturday morning, Mr.. Mcdaniel learn
ing that bis watch had BEN sold to Wm Jones' fisher
man, vent TO see him about it. recovered the watch
and learned that Mr.. jones had bought 1t from enc
Frederick Miller. Jones 'aId he had barssined 10 pay
5000 for the waCb, hadpaid part of the money, and
that Miller was to come for The balance on Saturday,.
The police, learning the facts, hunted Miller up, and
locked him Up in the cage. In bis room, over Rusk-
els stsble on Wall street. they found the waking stick
that had b1en taken FROM PATTI rson at the same lime
viii the VGch, &c.
Miller has been No,nly pardOted out OF the Peui-
Tertiary. Nh tier be was sent for stealing hose.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

THr IRIsH SHOoTSs CAsE.-It will be Tecolec!ed that
some ten days ago VIM Ryan and John Collins, two
Irishmen qparreled card table attWo O'Clock in
The mOrnir g. and, both drawing weapons, the former
accidentally be declares, BIZ; some think Intentionally
shot the latter in the az omen. Collins was at the time
believed 10 he MORALLY wounded, but so far from it, he
has been ever since gradually recovering. Ryan has
been lying in Jail awaiting trial. He was brought
before the Mayor on Saturday, but Collins being s'ill
unable TO attend he was remanded to prison till We'd
nesday,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

GRoss IMPosIrIoN on 6OLDIERs.--It is a we'll known
fact that the gallant defenders of the COnfederacy, es
pecaly lhOsdn hospitals spend at least half their pay
in 'coober peas and 1t is with blush for the human
race that we learn that they daily the victims of
the erossest and most pitlsss swnde in this vorite
escuent We have it from unquestionAb!e authority,
that mos. CT the gOober vendors use tin MEASURES with
false bottoms which decrease their caracty at least
gill in every pint say twenty Eve per cent This is
shameful and if not looked into and corrected by the
Stale and city authorities, should eay engage the at
tention of the next Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

PARoLED.-Mrs. n. L Knox, of Mobile, arrested ten
DAYS ago aud committed to Castle Thunder spy has
been parOed, and is now at the spOttswOOd House.
Whether this lady arrested for good cause or upon
mere suspicion, has not TRANSFERRED This is another Ct
the innumera6ls secrets in which our Government SO
much delights.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

EIrEc1ID ARRIVALS AND DEPARrUAEs-GsnerhW VIM.
H. Lee ard seven hundred other Confederate prison
ers have arrived at City Point and may be expected in
this city to morrow.
Our flag Of truce boat, carrying Yankee prisoners,
goes down to-day. The most notable passe gers by
this boat are Neal Dow and Captains Fyna and SiWysr
The latter are remarkable the parties our Govern
meu at one time decided to hang in retaliation for the
two Confederate recruiting officers hung BY Burnside in
Kentucky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
FHN GARTRELL.

Ia cur rOtsa & the appointment OF tIls gentleman
to the rank q Bgaes General stated that he was
deeasd at the a elsc,iOn Of representatives in Con-
Eress from GsssgA. Such our recollectiOri hut
correspondent from Atlanta informs rs that the state
ment dos Gen. Cartel iFjustics. He was not can
ddate at the last Congressional election and was NOT
votad for Al he polls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

The AMBULANCE CoRPG-Twenty six members OF the
Richmond Ambulance Corps are liable to military ser
vice in the field, and great 6'rts have recently been
made to get them specially exempted but, 30 far with
indff ,reat success. deputaCn vent up to see Gen.
Lee on the subject on Friday, but he declined having
apvth' NO to do with the matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

Mr.. CAsHMKTEE.-The announcement that this p-r-
con had been released from Caste Thunder was prema-
ture. We learn that he is still in qGOd and Is to be
broush. before court martial to-day. 1t il said the
prisoner by whom he attempted to send the papers and
letter Jrth was who lived very near his wife in
Baltimore, aud that besides the documents he had en-
trusted him with some money to deliver to Mrs. CASH
never.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

DErEcrvES.-I.is said Hat some Of the keepers of
the hotels in this city who would otherwise have to go
into military service in the field have been detailed as
especial detectives" We will soon have detectives
eoough Detectives at every railroad trAin detectives at
the packet boat detectives % The flag Of truce boat
detectives at the hotels, detectives - everywhere
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
80 II KIRBY SNITR.

Lieut. General < Kirby sm'th has been appointed 70
the grade Of General Of the Provisional Army Of the
Confederate Safes under an sOs Of Congress AnthOri-
rlag an additional officer Of shat grade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
EOR SALE AT AUCTION

DOR SALE AT AUCTION
II On FRIDAY,
the 18th InS twelve o'clock NJ at the ck We will offer
sale without reserve or limit the STEAM SNIP CITY or
PETERSBURG.
Length rs Feet
Width 10
Depth OF hole feet,
Capacity 70 Tons
She will be exhibition few days previous IN SALE Parties
desiring further Information will cal Office 18Th
and Gary streets. TARDY WILLIAMS.
7. W. KEEsEK Auctloneer. mhl4-sds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

CAUGHr GAMBLEG.-0n Saturday night the night
watch made descent upon HaxAll Co.'S kitchen, uear
Shccoe warehouse, and caught = number Of negroes
gambling.
Yesterday the day police arrested another crowd of
negroes similarly employed in room over Vests bar
Der shop on 9th street, near Main.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

fAKtNOrcE Suaseress, Aad all ohsrs, notified hat no
cAeehs outside Richmond win be received In pay
q Subscriptions, debts due this once, uut amer TIE Lat
OF April This necessary By The refusal Of The
city banks 70 receive such checks deposit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
GEORGIA LEGISLATURES.

MILEEDGEvILLE, GA, March 1.-THE Hon. Linton
Stephens yesserday, introduced resolution in the
House of representatives. declaring that peace be Off
caly os:ed TO the enemy after every Confederate vic
tory, on the principles of l776, leaving to each doubt
full ate the right to decide her association by iaI
Convention OF the people thereof.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

Property FoUED.-Yesterday evening, officer Granger
found on Main street. stay little negro boy, weighing
about twenty FIVE pounds, who was crying aGd said he
was lost lie could give no account OF himself except
tina. hs belonged to "White folks" He was taken to
the cage, where in few minutes he WAS snoring glo-
rously bsfore the FIRE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

BUEGLARY.-The boot aud shoe store Of VIM. E.
Johnston near the Dispatch Office, entered by bur-
CLARA on Saturday night and robbed of $1,000 worth Of
goods.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

A STRAY TIUEK-A trunk marked "JOhn William,
ClintOr s. c. taken from negro on Broad
on Friday night by The city WatchmeD, and iSnow afths
Mayors Court room, where the owner can get it on
proving property.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

An APPLICANT FOR BEET.-Jim, slave Of R. Graves,
was o. Saturday night arrested by the wAchman in the
very act Of breaking into Wm CullngwOrths butcher
stall At the Old Market
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
ITO MISSOURIANs.

By General Orders No. Current Series issued by the Aduan
and General ordered that soldiers from State
servng companies from another State SHALL they desire It,
be allowed transfer the the service In which they
are serving, 70 the troops fro N their state.
The undersigned Recruiting Officers for the First Missouri
Brigade commanded by Brig Gen. oookre and my Mslou
aus desiring that Brigade, can, correspond ng
with u.s. accomplish that object Any who have already trans
fer can, By reporting obtain transportation, etc
once Clay street. tn and s fuh from Tth
street. 1t Col. r. BEvIRR
nah 6-1W LR Col. HUGH A.. GARLAND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

RoBBEAY-Tts store of Mesrs. Martin b Cardozo,
corner of 18th and Gary streets forcibly entered
on Friday night aud robbed ot-bacOn, lard and Other
sri.es to the amount of about a 900.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14

sUzONnE whose PaPsr narkSd With orOsI vnr undsr-
Iand hat th term Of Subscription about sEPrs and wn
ZEN pEOuPtJ thsy Wish heir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-14
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY uORNING, MARCH IA, 1854.

TEsHs-DAnT year, $50; Ilx months, Sls AEes months
Is. For less period, IS per month.
sEs-WEKkLY,l year. $40, Iix months Sl0 No uhscrptOa
received or less Than Six months.
wssKE year go az months s. No subscription reesvsd
or les than six months.
RsnlisneeI as rsk Of ne SubscrIbsr