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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
xew yoRY CATTLE MARKET.


Al the Live Stock Markets this week the re-
cejnts Of most kinds of animals are heavier than
at the previous market, with the exception Of
veal calves. Prices of all kinds have, since our
last report, gradually declined, and sun have q
rUmhers 10 meet the regular demand of city
butchers. which is lessened by the largo supply
of other animals. Prices on all grades OF cattle
"a Se fully one cent per pound, dressed weight,
lover ian last week. Extra bullocks so d yes
terday at 9Oa2lc per h., good at BASE tar
at l1alSc.; common l5al6c.; ana poor NJ ioaioo'
Mich cows are in bette demand at piev ious
quotations. Veal calves have recovered from
he low rates reported last week, and prices are
arm AZ An adv nee # IL cent per h., live
weight sales Tal3c per 10. for poor to good
Sheep are IN full supply market rather dali at
a decline of Ic per b.; unsheared sell at lOalfc
ma, m. and shesred at s4l0c, live weight, for
the extremes. Live hogs sell IL, per b. live
weight. lower.-Times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
IL $500 SrHENE.

sessnt letters from Paris thros additional
light upon the project OF the French En-
peror for the development Of the mining
distri,.s Of Mexico. A capital Of $50, OOO,-
600 has been rsised By French capitalists.
DR.. Gwin had been appointed financial agent,
and Is 70 superinteud the working Of the
sonora mines. a military expedition will
accompany the working party, and protec,
IN It labors. %he French Emperor has
AZ least given the influence Of his name to
the scheme, aud il is stated suthoritstiyely
That the troops will not be recalled until the
objects Of the expe iition are accomplished.
The money has been raised upon a French
Mexican loan, and IL is believed that the
people will eagerly Invest IN an enterprise
which has for It's basis the development OF
one Of the richest mineral regions Of the
; Western continent. With what favor the
movement viii be regarded By the United
States Government, remains 20 be seen
The statements made above are gathered
from 4 speech made by ". Rohrer, friend
Of the Emperor, 10 the French Chamber.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
SnTTHERN INTEGRITY.

The commercial honor Of the South is re-
asserting itself among our merchants daily.
Among the many instances equally praise
yorthy and unexpected, W. b. Jones y
Company, grOcers, Of Richmond, have mott
ded their creditors here OF sheir readiness
TO pay them in gold Mr.. Jones OF that
irm is in the city, prepared 10 maze good
rs engagement IN tue case, and Is actually
,sying of all the claims on his house, inclu-
,lye OF interest from their maturity until
he present time.
The commercial honor of the Southern
people always stood deservedly high in this
,.lty. The sequestration b. the Confederate
Congress Of dvbls Que 10 the North was re-
listed strenuOuSly by the merchants OF the
south. Whme necessarily submitted 70 by
"a ment OF the moneys, thus reyerting TO
The Confederate authorities, it was in
several cases within our knoaledge disre-
ysrded As q release from Obligations
Sf good faith. An instance of this
nav be told OF NlrginiAn now in the city.
Having filed in the Confederate treasury a
protest against the cOnhScatiOn of two thou
sand dollars which he owed a gentleman Of
this city, he felt il due TO his personal char
acter, notwithstanding his payment OF that
sum 10 the Confederate treas Iry, TO make
good the payment hare. In 1862 he sent to
lis creaittr in New York two thousand dol
.ars IN gold. q. her cases OF similar char
acter have also fallen within our knowledge
They have already taken their place in the
opinion OF the mercantile classes OF the city,
and serve powerfully to increase the general
impatience with which all men here regard
the tardy steps, not 10 say the glowing mis-
givings, under which We are made 10 APP
yroach the material results of perfect pa
cihcation.-N 7. Daily NelcS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
Bv GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

By GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
A VALUABLE and Desirable
IA Private Residence For Sale
AT Public Auction.
By C, nsent of the Legatee,. shall offer for
sale on the premises, at public auction, on TUES
DAY the 23d of May inst, at Il o'clock A. M..the
BrI,k Tene ent, fronting 80 feet on south side
of Cary, between 4th and 5th streets, running
back in parallel II es l50 feet to alley 10 feet
wide having fIee access 9TH street. The main
building is two stories high. with good airy
attic. a delightful wide hall on the first floor,
It'll three rooms teep upon each story, all well
ARRANGED with excellent clo,ets three large
basement rooms. plastered including the kitchen
under The wing ROOM servants room in the
yard and good stable an carriage house, all
of brics, fronting on the alley, with room for
coal and wood under the carriage house Gas
and water pipes in tie house and yard.
1t is seldom 90 desirable house and neighbor.
no can be obtained as the one now advertised.
Possession will be given in a day or two sitter
the sale. and the terms of payment will be made
known when the property is put up for bidders.
The title is perfect.
GEO. d. FISHER, Administrator Of
Mrs. L. Harriet Fisher deceased.
p. s After the sale Of the house portion Of
excellent furniture, belonging to the present
tenant will be offered for sale. myll-tds
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GEN. JOHNSTON PAINTING WITH
Ms f.aFE-


HIS AhMI-.
A Greensboro letter in the New York
Herald, dated 4th inst, SAYS
This morning General Joseph L. Johnston
broke up his headquarters near this place,
babe Ia ewell to The members Of his staff,
except his personal aids, and proceeded 70
Charlotte. The scene was an affecting one,
and all Who witnessed il regarded Il ia that
light. In the midst Of a woods, at a dis
tance OF two miles FROM Greensboro, we're
a feW tents, some wagons and a number Of
horses, No longer The headquarters guard
paced 10 and irO. There was no hustle and
no excitement; uO basty utteranceS and no
startling EXPLANATIONS; none Of the liyeli-
Oess pertaining 20 active field service. The
oountsnances and aetiOLs Of both officers
ana Orderlles bespoke an occupation gone.
Soon alter sunrise the General and stah
rose and DartoOk OF frugal meal. A camp
chest served them for = table, and the
ground was used 10 lieu OF chairs. The
dbhes were not Of china, nor were the
a,oops and forks used OF silver, but both
we're Of the most Inexpensive kind. The
meal over, ths Il appetites appcased, orders
,vsra eiyen and received, the tents struck,
perso1al property packed, the wagons load
"a. and everything got in readiness, TO be
moved. This accomplished, the General
gathered his staff around him, and made .
few remarks. lie thanked them for their
serviees. the and thOy had rendered hlm,
and hoped the future would DO brighter than
the present or the past. Few as the words
and ACTIONS were, they embraced the part.
inr scene. By noon the wagons moved, ane
~. General and those Of his Stah who pro
posed 10 tourney his way, placed their horses
ana baggage on the car aud left for Cnar'
Iotte. ana as they did so the headquarters o
The rebel Army OF the TennesSes ceased &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

A CoSrERrED SECEssIoSisr. AT meet
ing of Southern men in Memphis recently
Colonel Grace, of Arkansas, spoke as fol-
lows:
, Fellow citizens-I am the man who drew
/ I'D the ordinance of Secession in the Legls-
ls,ure Of A kansas; have been In the
field lighting against the Union ior nearly
four wears, but nov l am conquered and
whipped man. ILsughter.l As l was gal
liant in going out to Hght, now propose 20
be gallant at surrendering and Submitting 10
the arms of the Government. Let Us ave
respect for the Government that we cannot
whip. rLaughter.l have no contempt for
Federal authority now, If l ever had. do
mot thipk there Is q manly bosom In the
South but that has higher respect for North
ern gallantry than when We went into the
fight. The authorities tell us TO come back
and reconstruc. the Union. that they will
give us honorable terms. Do you think that
people as brave as the North are, that they
are going to risk their reputation In war, to
turn round after We have dispersed our ar
mics and give US anything but honorable
terms There may be some men 10 the
North who may thiuk that the South had a
hand in the death OF our lamented President,
but know that the people Of the South
mourn over his death, and feel that they
have lost . friend. Tho North have main
tAiued this conflict nobly, and the South
have nothing TO DO ashamed OF. am proud
of the South-there is something in the very
atmosphere that makes men great. When
YOU wanted men 10 speak against The OPP
preston OF Great Britain you went to Vir-
ginia, when you wanted men to command The
armies of colonies you went again 10 Vir-
cipia, and when you wanted 4 man to frame
the Declaration of Independence you went
again to Virginia, and found him in the per-
son of Thomas jefferson, and even in our
error We have shown greatness. So, say
that the South Is not an Insignificant people;
aud if so great people as they are cannot
whip the world, who cannot come TO the In
evitable conclusion that the North is great
erl TLaughte And anu not going TO
stultiiy myself by saying have been whip
ped by somobOly. Now it is our duty to
repent aud 60 back TO this great national
church-repent, get absolution, add be bAp-
tsed afresh. Laughter know we will
receive honorable and Just terms. When
had an interview with the President, his
heart seemed to be ever Overlooking with
love toward the Southern peoPe. We first
went out of the Union and tire" down the
gage Of battle, aud the North picked it up;
we fired the FIRST gun and took the first fort
Fort Suuter-Whieh was taken back few
days ago. [Laughter.l The North seemed
to be unWiliiug to light they did not think
we would 6sht, and so we thought of them
but, 10 our sorrow, VIC have found out diff.
ferent; they seemed to spring mp like mush-
rooms from all parts of the earth. Before
this var never saw Federal officer, hard
". never felt the slightest oppression OF
the Federal Government; in fact, never
thought We had one until went out TO fight;
then found we did have Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

CoNsEQC EHcEs OF ABoLIFIoS.-The abolition
Of slavery in the southern Stlto-, which Will
become = reality ~ rap dy as our armies Sd
vance and take pc sEession, will practica y null
lily that clause Of the C'nsti ution winch re-
STREETS representation in Con $resH TO three-ifths
OF "alI other persons" thereby meaning the
slaves. The effect will BE- - increase the repre-
sentative population Of the South 10 the extent
Of tWO-ffths Of the emancipated blacks or about
/ 60 000 sou q. This augmentation OF NUMBER
however, cannot be felt in Con ,resS, though al
the rebel States should at once be reOrgAnized,
until another apportonment shall be made IN
der the census VI 1870 But when that event
shall occur it will strengthen Southern influence
in the national councils very materially; and
those States which had the largest number Of
slaves wi | be the greatest liners South caro-
lima, for instance, " ich 10 reduced TO four mem
bers under the present apportionment would
have six II the who 9 number Of negroes
were counted. Virginia and &c rgiS will also
gain two members in this way and other States
one each II no change shall be made the num-
Der Of people assigned 10 . distr Ct In South
and $4,000 white people. The extension Of tie
right Of suffr &c to the former would therefore,
give an irmenss preponderan TO he loyal ele
ment In the State and Wou d the same time
open up . splendid field for the political ar bi.
ton Of such men as Frederick Douglass, Wen
del Phi lips. and VIM. Lloyd Garrison. to ope.
rate In. But No shall be surprised If th1y are
not beaten by the RAetts and Qusttlebums, the
Qrrs an hcQueens. In the seufhe for colored
votes Wash. Chronicle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
CHARACTERISTIC LElTER From GENERAL
SH.RMAN

Major General sherman has written the follow.
ing characteristic letter Ia reply 10 a circular
from the chairman Of the committee on arLs,
trophies, curiosities relics and autographs for
the Chi;a.O Sanitary Fair. IL was sent from
the headquarIers Of the military division VI tbs
Mississippi in the de d. RIA eigh, n. c., and is as
RALEIGH. n. c., April 20.
Jas. B. BradWe,l, Chairman OF the Committee on
Arms, Trophies ETC., Chicago;
Dear Sir:-0Wning entirely 10 my cratic life
Of the past four mohths your letter OF N -rch -
did not reach ms ill yesterday. l tIinS You will
apureciaie my motive when l say that person
ain ouqht not 70 gather or SEND trophies OF v AZ
20 csen a sanitary Comm sSlon. Ny mind ana
attention are 50 absorbed in other matters, that
hardly pause 70 ga1her the ousands Of little
tokers that would interest Others, anu Il may be
the sale would realize . sum OF money that
woulo relieve the wants Of many wiaOS and
orphan lefl desOlate by . wa. that seems 70 me
csuseess and bOrrid IN the eXtr me.
But I have aleady sent 10 my wife, who
seems deeply interested IN your tar, few AZ
ticles and will send a circular 70 some of my
oncers, WHO may have collected some things
Of interest, 90 that 10 the end, without promis'
ing much may be able 70 contribute little
| 10 the advancement o. a cause ia which feel
much interest
But there II something unseen, unheard and
not suscep tible Of sale, that will gladly con
Il tribute % you all VIII 50 direct the ml8Ay
| 10 &c Al my command, that the war SHALL cease
| and the catalogue of widows anu orphans, val
4 Gin u lesseu instead Ut increasing and, bet
/ - still, will soon send to their homes the no
/ ole fellows from the mighty Nodhwest-no
/ lame or sick, but brsWny and hardened in TIT
/ Srsa air, with broad chests and strong arms
/ and love feOuntry intensified by their l,ng
Il .bsence Ifloan oaly enable them 10 reacl
/ Chicago before your fair closes, they wall be a
i t.a.-- ,-ffb tbair o. eenbacks as GailOr IA witt
his money, and / will thereby contribute a
uuch as II j wsIe 10 send you cart load o
broken shells, old muskets or other war tro
phies. Hirh respect your lend,
| lSigned) W. J. sbkhMAN,
hGjor General
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have an existence--cOmmenelng its Journey
TO history aud pOsterity.
General Johnston in manner is dignihed
and afable; in conversation, easy ana
agreeable, aud in personal appearance, at
tractive. His ability as a soldier and
scholar is eminent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
nnIn Ann sTOCKa.

At the First Board, New York, Thursday. gold
opened at 1914 farther decline. VirginiI
SKIS sOld at 81; North Carolina at &C. In Bal
timOre, same day, gold sold ct rs to 1912. U.
s. b.2Os at l04l-A
The rate at which the government seven and
three-tenths per cent loan il now being absorbed
is wonderful. On Tuesday th' subscriptions
amounted to over fifteen million dollars, and
Wednesday they reached to over seventeen mil.
lion dollars.
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION AT DETROIT.
The Detroit ToSrd Of Trade, OF meeting held
several We 'ks ago, adopted the following
Resolved, That the President be requested IA
address circular letters TO the presiding ofheers
Of the several Boards OF Trade in the loyA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

rNHE FEET.-CoRNs, BUNIoNs, COL:
i LoSlTlES, Nails growing into the flesh and
avery disease II the feet treated without pain to
The 5atent, by DR. SCHWARTZ the scie tiflc
Chiropodist Let all, either military or civilians,
ladies or children, at once apply to DR.. g.. u
they value health neglecting 10 do so, they viii
rue the omission. The relief he affords Is t
once no matter hog bad the case.
E3-Ofies Wall street q, or Franklin. pee
nsnai myi3-lt'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
NOTICE

Persons in the city desiring to take the WIG
regularly, can do so By leaving their name and
residence at the WIG OFFICE when their names
win be entered on the Carriers list for delivery.
In al sueh cases, settle vita the Carrier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
AUCTION sALEs-Fuiure Day.
: ARGk GRANITE FRONT TEN.

r ARGE GRANITE FRONT TEN
IL EMENT on the north side OF Main street,
two doors belo W the st. Charles Hotel, for rent
at auctlon-Will be rented at auction, for six
months or one year, on MONDAY, 10Th May, at
- o'clock NJ the very desirable granite front
Store. located as above, recently in the occupan.
CIV of Mr.. W. I. Trueman. II has q front Of
about 90 feet and n depth Of about $50 feet -
This Is a first-rate business stand. After renting
out the store, the upper part Of the tenement
will be rented for the same time. II Is well
adapted for Offices or lodging rooms
Terms at the hour Of renting.
HsRRIS0N, G0DDIS i APPERS0N.
myl2-td
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j. II. WlNSL0W & CO..
ESTABLISHED lsG0)
100000 Watches, Chains. Gold
Pens, Pencils, &c. &c, Worth
100000!
TO BE SOLD AT ON. ID LIAR EACH. WITH.
OUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to be paid for TIL you knop ,ohat
you are 10 get.
SPLENDID LIST OF LRTIcLrs
Ali TO be sold for One Dollar Ench

100 Gold Bunting Case Watches, sll5.Oo each
100 Gold Watches 1000 each
900 Ladies God Watches 40 90 each
60 Ladies' and uerts' Silver Watches
1890 each
5000 Vest, Neck and Guard
Chains $500 10 10. 90 each
a0OJ ChaIelaine Chains and
Necklaces $40 TO 1000 each
500 Oval and Chased Gold
Bracelets 400 TO 10 co each
5000 Gold and Jet Revolving
Brooches 4.Oyto 800 each
5000 Cold, Unyx and Jet
5000 floron inc, Mosaic and
Coral Brooches 400 to 600 each
5000 Ear Drops variety Of
sty!es) 400 to 500 each
1000 Gets Ladies' Jewelry,
(Go!d and Jet} eco to 1000 each
5000 Sets Ladies Jewelry
variety Of stylsj 500 to 1000 each
5000 Ladies' Belt Buckles and
Gold Thmbles 500 to 500 each
5000 Ladies and Gents Geld
Pencil, $50 to 600 each
5000 Sol ARE Sleeve Buttons
variety of styes) 800 TO 100 each
500 Bosom Studs, e 2.60lo 600 each
6000 Watch Keys, Fob and
Ribbon slides, $50 10 600 each
1000 Gents Masonic Pins and
Rings, 400 to 500 each
1000 Gent Solitaire and C US
ter Pine, 400 to 10 90 each
1000 Gold Tooth and ar Picks 60 10 GEO each
6000 Plain Chased and stone
set Rings 800 to 500 each
60 LADIES' Ca iiornia il
m nd hings 800 TO 500 each
5000 Magic pring and Snap
Locketts 100 10 10 o. each
10000 Go d Pens, silver mount.
ed holders. 400 TO 500 each
10000 Gold Pens Silver Ex,en-
sion cases and Pencils 4.O0 70 Goo each
All of the above list OF Goods will de sold for
one dollar each. certificates OF all The various
articles, statirg what ach ole can have are irst
put into envelopes, sealed up, and mixed anu
when or cred, ore taken out without reg I'd to
choice and SO by mail, thus giving all q fair
chance. On re eipi of the ertihcate you will
see what you can have, and then il is ct your
option TO send one collar and take the article or
not.
In all transactions by mail We shall charge Cor
forwarding the Cert cate for pa ing postage
and for doing the business, % cents ca which
must be encl SEQ when tie Certificate il sent for
Five Certificates will be sent for 8 eleven aor
81 thirty TO; s.; sixty five for $40, and hundred
| for SIS.
AG NTS.-Those acting SIS agents will be al.
owed ten cents on every Certihc te ord red by
them. provided their remittances amount to one
/ dollar. Agents will collect % &C. Is for every
Certificate and remit 10 c, nts 10 u.s. either ca.
or postage stamps. Great caution should be
used by our correspondents in regard t. civil g
their cor ect adore 2, town, county and state.
Address J. n. WlNSl OW x CO.
myI3-lt No. 2O3 Broadway New York
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By RICHARD CAUTHoRN.
AND DESIRABLE

v COTTON FACTORY, MACHINERY,
STEAM ENGINE. &C., AT AUCTI0N.-I will
sell at auction, II the old Powhatan Warehouse.
Rockets. on WEDNESDAY, l7th May, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the Cotton, Machinery, Engine
and all the Fixtures Of Factory In order and
capable of turning out 9Ot lbs. yarn per day
The Engine Ia IS .horse power, and an excel ent
one. This offers fine opportunity to a man OF
enterprise with capital.
Terms at sale. r. CAUTH0RN.
my9-tds'
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SCAN MAG-THE STORY OF AN AC.
TRESS.


A very queer story is told about some
prominent people in st. Petersburg. A Ger.
man actress, Who, by her beauty, had won
metropolis, went homo aud was just going
TO take her tea after the great triumph
which she had achieved In the theatre when
her servant girl entered, aud announced the
visit of the young Count N, = favorite
of the Emperor and cham oerlAin to his
Majesty, whose father is one of the highest
funct on aries OF the empire. 1t was inpos-
sible TO refuse AdmittAncs TO z man Of so
exalted position, and the actress received
him. The young man said he had CO ne by
order of the Emperor, who admired the
lady's acting very much, and desired to
thank her for the extraordinary pleasure
she had afforded 10 his Majesty. At the
same time he requested the lady TO accept
a radiant diamond bracelet, which he gave
her as a token of his personal admiration
After having talked about art for some time,
he asked permission to take supper with
her, and su prised her by the announce
ment that he had brought the supper with
him. The actress, who knew the inhu-
enee Of the Count at Court, could do moth
ing but thank him for the delicate attention
and accept the invitation. But before the
couple had time TO sit down TO table, there
appeared the servant girl, and Immediately
after her Count n, the father of the
Young Count, looking rather surprised to
ind his son, who bit his lips that he might
not laugh. The lady thought, &" How will
this endf'
The old c3urthr soon recovered his cool
ness, and said very politely that he came by
order of his Majesty to congratulate the lady
upon her success. The actress smiled more
maliciously than obliEingly. The old Count
then addressed his son and told him to 60 TO
Court, since he was expected there. The
son made . Wry face, but took leave and was
going TO leave the room, when all at once the
door opened and nobody less entered than
his Majesty In pr prid peSonc. His Majesty
asked him rather exci.edly what gave him
the pleasure Of seeing the two gentlemen at
this place, when both OF them replied that
they lad come 10 congratulate the young
actress. VERY we'll" said his Majesty,
| '.you may 90 now. l do not want you any
longer" Father and son departed, and his
Majesty condescended to accept the supper,
which the young lady hum5ly offered to the
Emperor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
SPEC AL NOTICE.

Persons who gave due bills iOr subscriptions
early 10 April vii he called upon BY Mr.. a. A.
Porter, OF this oaice, for their collection. Those
In runds oGn psy it TO him. my 49,
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BY E. B. COOK, Auctioneer,

BY E. B. COOK, Auctoneer,
10 Main Street.l
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c, FOR SALE
III AT AUCTI0N.-0n MONDAY, the 10Th
instant, at IL o'clock will sell 81 the residence
Of DR.. Rust -four doors abIve the spotswood
Hotell an assortment of very good Furniture,
embracing
TWO Tete-a.tste Sofas, ParlOr and Cane
GhAiTs
One Mahogany Side aboard. marble top
Marb;e Top AID Centre Tables
One Handsome Etagre
Bureaus, wardrobes, Bed teads
Spring and Hair Nat rases
Lounge, Carpets
Range and several Stoves
Crockery and Glass Ware
Two excellent Bath ng Tabs, &c.
my l2-tds h. b. CUM Auct'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

THE SHOE BusTSEss-The Lynn Reporter
SAYS business In that city ''continueS excel
lent. Shoe buyers are numerous, AZ d orders
are coming In faster than they can no filed =.
The stock Of goods on hand is very light, aad
there Is no prospect at present Of an Accu-
mutation"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

Captain Robert Lincoln has returned to
Washington, aud viii, in few days, accom-
pany his mother to Illinois.