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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03

sealded whilst on board the steamer PERT, from
some accident to the boiler Of the vessel. Some
ssven or eight subsequently died from the efIscts
OF the scalding. Two died near Charleston, and
their bodies were landed at that city for inter
menL Two others were so III that they were una
bic 70 leave tie steamer.
Gen. Rosencrans left New York for San Fran
cisco, on visit to California and Nevada, on the
steamer which sailed last Saturday.
Mr.. Trenholm, late Confederate Seer etary of
the Treasury who has been under confinement at
Fort Pulaski has been released, and is now in
Charleston.
Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise arrived at Nor
folk on Wednesday afternoon, and proposed to
remain there for a few days.
The Government expenses during the past year
amounted to three and half millions per day.
The Treasury Department has now cash enough
on hand to pay all coin interest on Government
securities falling due prior to next February.
The Government is making arrangements to
send TO Atlanta a sufficient quantity Of supplies
10 relieve the necessities ftLe people in that Sec
ton, who for some time past have been reduced
10 the last extremities by famine.
The Virginia Court Of Appeals Is to be reor-
qaniEed, and the judges to be duly authorized
will probably hold a term Of the court in the en-
suing fall. So we learn frIm the Herald.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, between
Baltimore, Washington and the West which has
been under military control during the war, has
been restored to the management Of the Com
pany.
The Commissary General reports yet in Federal
hands about ten thousand prisoners, exclusive of
the officers above the rank of Captain. lie thinks
they will all be released within ten days, though
they are not likely to be all sent South in that
time.
Up to the 2lst Of June ten thousand men Of
Kirby Smiths Ormy had been psrolcd and-nine-
~ pieces of artillery and twenty thousand
stands Of arms had been surrendered. 0fthe gen.
eral officers Of Smiths army some sixteen or eigh'
teen had been paIoled; including Buekner and
Stirling Price, OF Missouri, whom rumor has so
often killed and as often brought to life gain
Generals shelby and Magruder have taken ref
uge in Mexico, with their leader, Kirby Smith
himself Gen. Gordon Granger, on the nth ult +,
issued at Galveston his order asseming command
Of all the toOops in Texas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03

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hnras,s W. nna,s atsta 6riins az ~
as puy1, W. &c W.. .soao wss,srn
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ooaos S' eau ''S'
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49, a., Iii hf;,.r VI uecnei mhiIe o'nsiS
|a, W .,.'e Gnahge I9r some weeSs.
nau;un oS ,o e0 , sen. IN i,eeIy az .ne
- adaano;no .ban pes lnanB 'hs' osaer
n Vas au'ancins '.sy cuncIuded 70 hoid, ana the
I1nsei ~" a' 'uey viii hoiu past the
Dess seiiIug PeIiou. oone me ntats tuDs, Tor
Ss.S a zen S s Ut ICE car came through
CI1e Sns sois III $1,000 81
4, Ia -. o i. quaIt,ty Oh CHEESE
~ Uiuei, nus Recently Deeh soiu mere, az auc-
ted ~ ,soIs pa IT, SuTng may pc quc-
dav 40 vs that a'.,;,i, 1,,,.. tiuune, y, inus-
wSn 9Th nooa quise sur among snippeIs.
mny WIN goou auvlces from abroad have bought
tna s.t;n ~ eieahng OUT several large houses,
cI;ninn Wb,Is sorIp a.. 20 as goiu ee-
and Iao hoyes 49, aoi1 i.vlory neio NJ ioc.,
Jinicnp, 20 n,ata Isua waterway AZ I.1cr us
I5c Bnvsrs Of ronnsc, ale 'orSay a. more .nan
No vino Ia Z, a. onnn,S'' w Snsnsn DsIy are
70 asa o,t.rad -, .Ly, anu pretty good eai'
"'s TIE snppeIs az tnat ngure 10 snip
pIsh hi - a , Oh poor cheese sent IN
Mhion "t ar oy pring oaoc;, ana large lot was
s SUN .oi nan .;s az &c. very little farm dairy
EG0s-There are few, If snv. trade ~. r.oc,;or.
in this city, beyond the small lots sent in from the
country 10 commission merchants. In the North
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
RICHMOND WING.
rnr P1rIPnAnS-


The Virginia Central Railroad has sustained
more damage during the war than any Otherrail-
road leading from Richmond city. There Is not
8 mic Of il that has not been injured at times
during the past four years 10 greater or les ex-
tent and the company will consider themselves
fortunate If their road Is in complies running or
der three months hence. The running order OF
the road Is unchanged. The schedule Of the past
two months is stin carried out. Trains leave the
city at $40 A. NJ, and run as far "a the Riyanna
river. four niles from Charlottesville. Here pas
sensers pass over gap Of about mile, crossing
the river in ferry boat; the baggage carried in
wagons. Beyond the RiVanna q horse car runs
10 Ne ,hum's river ten miles from CharlOttes-
vile. Beyond MeeOhUm's river the passengers
take the stanton trains, which run tri-Eeekly
and arrive in stanton about o'clock ?. N. A
train runs from stanton westward TO MilborO,
distance Of some 80 miles. At Charlottesville
horse car from Tye river, on the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad, connects with the Central
train. and take passengers 70 Tye river, where
they connect with the LynehbHrg cars; but pas
seagers complain very much OF the tediousness Of
this route and say they cannot make the through
trip in less than two days aud half We hope
this viii be improved shortly.
There is no sign Of a commencement to rebuid
the York River Railroad. Mr.. Dudley the ell
Gent superintendent is using eli the means in
his power to put the road in operation, and has
made application to the United States authorities
for1he return Of the iron taken from this line by
General Grant to construct the railroad round the
Petersburg Notifications.
The Virginia and Tennessee railroad will be in
running order to Bristol in about four weeks from
this time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
~ CASE OFJUDGE OULD.

i win Re gratifying to the numerous friends Of
Judge Robert Ohld, late Confederate Commls-
siooer Of Exchange. TO learn that he has been
Internationally discharged from durance by the
Uuitsa States military authorities. The Military
commission appointed to investigate the causes
ofhis arrest, and to determine whether any charges
could be brought against him finished their Ia
bors last week, and recommended his immediate
release, which Recommendation was fully com
Piled With, by order Of Major General Halleek'
lately in command OF the Division OF the James.
We learn that the report Of the Military com.
mission not only relieves Judge Ould from the
charge brought agaius. him, but states that the
evidence is that he did everything in his power
10 restore to Union prisoners the money belong
ing 70 them, and 10 alleviate their suiIerings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
THE NEVS

Maior General Edward Johnson stu remains q
pris. r in the Old Capitol Prison, Washington.
The last Confederate Governor Of Mississippi
Clarke, is at Hilton Head prisoner.
The Orange aud Alexandra Railroad will be
opened 10 Gordonsville on the l0;h.
Il has been announced that the enthe railroad
between Chattanooga and Atlanta, 100 miles in
length, will be completed 10 day.
Mr.. Maynard, Of Tennessee, appears TO be the
most favored candidate for the vacsncy on the
Supreme Court bench.
About two hundred aud fifty school teachers
for the negroes have up to this time been employed
10 Virginia
The meeting called at Washington on Wed.
nes5ay evening TO protest against the recently ap-
pointed Provisional Governor Of Alabama, was g
. complete failure. Only two loyal Alabamlans
were present
IL is stated that Mr.. Etheridge is a candidate
for Congress. He denOunces the Legislature Of
Tennessee a. q bogus concern" and asserts
that slavery has As much legal existence in that
state as it ever had. The Union men are DESTROYS
that Col. Hawkins shall make the race against
him.
Attorney General Speed has written letter to
the Provisional Governors Of Southern States, in
forming them that after CONSULTATION with the
President il has been determined to refer cases Of
applicants for pardon, when there is a lack OF
information at Washington, TO the Governors for
examination, who will report the result of their
Investigations, and action be taken accordingly.
Is estimated by the Internal Revenue Bureau
thatthe receipts from that source for the fiscal
year ending thirtiAth June, will amount to be-
tWe4n two bundled and six and two hundred and
sevsismillions Of dollars.
The receipts from Cu,t Ims for the fiscal year
euding June thirtieth, 1865, it Is believed, will
show falling OF as compared With 1864 Of from
eighteen to twenty millions during eleven months
OF the present fiscal year. New York, which
usually furnishes about I've eghts Of the revenue
from that source produced only about hfty-thres
millions against seyenty-iour during the cores
bonding period last year. The total revenue from
Customs this year, IL il reae es eighty-three mil
lious viii be more than is expected.
A mutiny occurred, on Wednesday night, at
Camp Darlington Indianapolis, because an otioer
showed himself without the insignia Of rank
The guards refused recognition, and things went
on until four hundred soldiers were involved
Many were pat In the guard house, and many
were released. The officer Was held to answer.
"A number Of Confederate prisoners from Point
Lookout % Their way 10 sayEansh, were severely
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
ENGLISH MONEY MARKET.


The London Economist, Of June z, remarks on
the London money market I'll
The bank minimum rate was reduced yesterday
from IL TO 3 per cent. The amount OF mercan-
tile paper atoat is small, but, az usual, there has
been more activity in the demand for money in
the open market at per cent and larger share
OF business has been carried to the bank. There
IL a dmlnution in the supply partly owning to
the Withdrawals by country bankers in connec-
ton with the anticipated expenses Of the coming
election. Beyond these circumstances there Is no
indication that the slightly increased general &C.
tivity OF the present time will be sustained. On
the contrary while the produce market continues
dun, and 80 long as the advices from India refer
only TO state OF commercial AFFAIR." as unsettled
as that now described, little probability appears
that trade operations will be entered into on an
extended scale. Money is now quoted at per
cent. in the two chief capitals of Europe and it
is remarkable as evidence of the altered direction
of the bullion current that the reductions in the
rate of discount have been in London moro rapid
than In Paris.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
SITE ORGANIZATION.

The Governor has appointed the following
County Commissioners:
New Kent. A. Lacy, J. P. Lacy, and L. W..
Undertake.
Charles City. Holt, J. Wilcox, T. W. Wad.
dell.
ApDOnatiOx-GsO. Pierce, D. LbeIi, W. D.
Hicks.
Lunsn6urg-E c. Scott J. Y. Hardy, =.
Putty.
Brunswick. Jones, n. EdmOnds, D. T.
Pointer.
Ms.klenburg-E r. Chambers, VIM. Townes
ST., w. II. Jones.
HishlaudAw. Reyerer, JnO. Lane, W. ";
Fleming.
Baths. Lewis C. Mayes, L. 4. Porter.
Nanssmond-G. W. Singleton, Z. NJ. pArden, J.
Z Bonneville.
Eorf,lk-J. M.ClOud, W. II. Lock aud P.
Hancock.
Princess Anne. W. Stone, E. James, JnO.
H. Pay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03

HAWAIIAN KSIGHrs.-The regal majesty Of the
Hawaiian kingdom, in imitation OF the greater
monarchs. las founded an order Of knghthood.
The decoration of the order il to be special en-
Enlistment of the sacred persons Of q few indi.
vlduals who are to be selected TO receive the
honor Ten knight Grand Crosses thirty knight
Commanders, and fifty Knight Companions, are
70 have the privilege of displaying their decora.
lions, shich are to be gorgeOusly displayed upon
their coats by blue and yellow ribbon. The ten
head men Of the order are 10 display crosses Of
diamonds. The thirty middle men are 70 wear
crosses Of gold, and the nifty knights Of low
grade are 70 adorn themselves with crosses of sill
yer. With rigid impartiaity His Majesty has
distributed these testimonials OF honor among
cop .r-colored KanAkas rudy Englishmen and sal.
low Americans. The bon. Rob't {. Wylie, an emf.
grant American who IA Minister of Foreign Affairs,
comes In tor the chief decoration. His family
will be celebrated among the Sandwich Island
arstocracy. When We remember what the Sand
wich Islands were before the American mssiona-
ries Introduced the virtues and weakness OF civil.
zIlioh in that region contrast the past with the
preset this action Siloho Ksmehamehs V. ap.
pears 70 be either 9 prodiglous satire or tremen
dous joke.-Phil. Inquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
BALTIMORE WHITE LEAD
AND COLOR WORKS.
AUG. G., MEYER l. CO.,

Factory teoeral HILL
Warehouse No 100 Lombard street.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
Manufacture and have for sale
Varnishes of all kinds
White Lead all grades
White Zinc Paint all grades
Putty, in bulk and bladders
Refined Saltpetre
Window Glass
Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Ssndpaper
Extract Logwood, Alum, Copperas
Epson Salts, Blue Vitriol and Lsmpblack
Together with full assortment Of Colors, dry
and ground, in OIL all neatly put up in packages
10 suit the trade. Our own brands OF pure Lead
and Zinc are well known in our market for their
We respectfully call the attention Of Southern
merchants to give them q trial before making
their purchases elsewhere. Our Mr.. Meyer vas
for many years q member Of the late firm Of VIM.
Dawson 4 Co. je7-tOd3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
A BANKER ASSAULTED IN HIS OFFICE AT
MIDDAY.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday says

Inc Nlnclnnatl UdZette OF wednesday, says
About noon yesterday two men entered the
banking establishment OF Conklin Bros. 4 Co., on
the upper side of Third street, near Main, and
while one remained at the counter the other APP
preached Mr. j. B. Conklin, one OF the propre.
toIs who sat writing al table on one side OF the
room, and inquired the price Of gold. Mr.. Conk-
lin, who was the only one left in the office, his
partners and clerks having gone to dinuer, re-
piled that he could not tell until his brother re-
turned At this instant, the man, drawing n
slung-shOt struck heavy blow 1T the banker,
who had turned once more 10 his writing; but the
latter, throwing up his ann warded the stroke
from his head and shouting for help, seized the
Office seal beside him, and struck at his assailant
with all his might.
Tle noise s0d confusion caused crowd TO
collect 90 the door, who confronted the two men
as they attempted to escape. One of the parties,
however, drawing q revolver, speedily made the
way clear for himself and companion by threat
ening flourish % the weap A. and both took TO
their heels. one running up Third towards Broad
way, and the o.her down Main. They were, Of
course, Immediately pursued and soon captured,
the one with the revolver firing several shets,
however, before he could be secured, and shoot
ing one of the officers, named Emanuel Anchey,
through the wrist. AS soon as captured tn e pri-
souers were taken - the Hammond Street Sta
tion-house where they gave their names as Jol n
Cornell aud Nicholas Bradley.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03

ira, III 20 10 90 10
RYE FLoUR.-Market well supplied ana sales
light at IS 25a5 81 IL, for first quality.
CORN MEAI.-No sales reported. City Nil.
held at SIS l2I2.
GRAIS.-The offerings at the Corn Exchange
during the past week amounted to some 90 600
bushels, viz 10000 bushels wheat, l5, 900 DO
corn, and $1,000 do. oats. large portion of the
new wheat received was very poor, and reports
from the counties where the wheat crop has been
harvested are not encouraging. Rates Gloss ma
terribly lower for both colo:s. Corn has been in
very moderate demand, and prices favored buyers
of white. Yellow has improved fully five cents
under q very light supply. Oats have declined
heavily, but close steady. No sales of Bye re-
ported.
WHEAr.-Sales of old crop have ranged from
/ 70a2 ~ cents for inferior TO choice white, and
st Goal ~ cents Tor ordinary to prime ied-rhe
former may be quoted III cents and the latter 5a7
cents lower at the close New white inferior TO
very good quality. brought 7Oal 80 cents, and
fair new red | 60 cents. To-day receipts amount
ed to only 200 bushels. Included In the sales
were small lots OF ordinary new white at 20
cents inferior new red at l57 cents good TO very
prime old white at l95a2l0 cents, and fair and
good old red at l65al60 cents
CoRS.-White has sold at S5a9O cents end vel
low at SOa96 cents PRIME samples of both varls.
ties closing in fair request at 81 cents. To-day
$40 bushels were received Sales OF 5000 bush.
at 9OA9S cents, the latter an outside figure.
The Petersburg Express of Saturday, say, that
sales of wheat can be made in that market at Z I
al 50 for red, and sl.35a2l0 for white, as to quail
ity.
The Cincinnati Gazette, Commercial report of
Tuesday, p. ~, says;
Flour remains very dull. Small sales Of super.
fine were reported a s6 90 and rood countrv az.
ira at SO 9Os6.00 the latter rate delivered. Trade
brands OF extra are still held at s6.25s6. 80, and
family at S6.75a7o0, according TO quality and
reputation of brand. These figures, however
are all above the views OF buyers, and liberal
conc. ssions would have to be made before sales
of any magnitude could DO effected. Wheat re-
mains quite dull. and the market is Irregular
Prime samples OF red on arrival could have been
had without difficulty at Sl.25, but there were no
buyers. Ohio or Indiana white is held nominally
at Sl.35al.40, and prime TO choice qualities Of
Kentucky at Sl.5Oal.55.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
RICHMOND MARKETS, JULY lsr, 1865.

RICHMOND MARKETS, JULY lST, 1865.
In order that we may contribute to the adjustr
ment OF equilibrium of prices, in this market, we
republish some of the quotations given in Sat
urdlys paper of various leading articles of mer-
chandise, in connection with the reports from
the great centres of trade, which should have
regulating influence here the extent Of the sup.
ply and scarcity of current funds being taken
into consideration:
BAooy.-Holders are asking l6 l-2sl7cts for
sides; l5.2al6 for shoulders, 20a2l for plain
hams. ana 2aa24 for csnvassed. In New York,
sides are quoted at l3aI5 cts-latter for short rib.
The latest Cincinnati report by mail, is appended
No demand for bacon, excepting clear Sides
sbou Iders may be quoted nominally at lac, and
sides at lbc Clear sides sold to the extent Of
10000 lbs at l6 l.4al6 lac In bulk to fill army
contracts. There has been a fair demand for
hams at 10 and 2Oc for plain the latter rats when
canvassed, and 24a25 for sugar cure, all packed.
BuTrER.-The market Is heavy, but retailers
sell prims freely at 35a40c per pound. The N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce reports an inactive market
In that city, the price being "too high for the
European Trade, and the Southern markets full"
Prices Of choice grades ore pqcbspged owing to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
pRnSS REpnRTS

The New York Journal Of Commerce under
stands that the condition OF the telegraph lines
AZ the South and pressure Of official business are
such that the transmission Of press reports to and
from the South, viii not bs practicable before
about the middle Of July, soon after which the
Associated Press will be able to resume its old
relation with Southern editors"
There are two lines in operation now between
Richmond and Washington, and another, via
Gordonsvills, will be completed in the course Of
ten DAYS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
GOLD AND STOCKS.

In New York, Saturday, gold was selling ct
l40 Ia; U. 8. 2Js, 104 Is; U. s. coupon bonds,
1881, 100 Ia Tennessee Sc, u IL; Virginia Sc,
6O-an advance Of . \; North Carolina 6's, "a 10
In Baltimore, Saturday the prevailing gold rate
was l4O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
THE BREApsrUFFs TRADE.

The first new wheat OF the season. sold in Balti.
more, brought $3.50 PSF bushel. The opening
price here will probably not exceed 50, and the
quality must be fine to command that figure. We
observe that the Messs. Hsxall proprietOrs, in
part Of the Columbian Mills" have had tho
privileges of the Amnesty extended to them by
President johnson.
The following ID comparison Of the export Of
breadstufs to Great Britain and Ireland from
Sept. Isl, 1854
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED OF JOSGPH H. Garrett,
i who served under the assumed name OF JOSEPH
FlTZGERALD in the Eighth Regiment Of Maine Vol
unleers Company p The last heard of him was after
the battle Of Cold Harbor when he was seen with a
prisoner er the above battle Any Information con;
eerning his whereabouts will be thankfully received
and literally paid for by addressing EDWARD CARRET,
care OF New York Neri, New York. Jei9--eodlet
INFORMATION WANTED OF LOUISA JOHNSON
| icoloredl wife of Monroe Johnson. Said weInan
was sold TO 20 TO Richmond Va in the Spring Of 1862.
II. w. MITCHELL,
0flce Of Prov. Mar, I'd Cong. Dist,
fes.daOt New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03

The Baltimore American OF Friday, =. NJ, gives
the following report of the -four and grain mar.
kets
FLoUR-Trade brands Of Western and How.
ard sueet Flour are scarce and in moderate dc.
mand, at about previous rates. but other grades
have been neglected and close heavy. Standard
CITY Mills Super and Extra may be quoted II l-2
GEMS, and Baltimore high grades IS cents lower
than last week. To-day the market opened heavy
and sales OF 100 barrels very fair Ohio Extra
and 1870 barrels Howard Street Super were made
at ~ Is per barrel. Rates nominal az follows at
the close:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
apPTTC1TTONS FJR pARDON

APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Governor PsirpOint requests that no more pet.
tions for pardon be presented for his signature
Until he receives Instructions from Washington.
He hOFes to REFUGE the applications to system so
that the aid Of counsel will not be required here
or AZ Warrington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW RICHME9 HS sE THEATF Ri RRo,D SITS
R kTs HbS Sn.l4 osDrs M sdRsssr
MONDAY EVENING, July Sd, 1895.
viii be presented, in compliance with numerous re-
quests, Sh&kspeare's masterpiece,
MACBETH.
Thane Of CLAIMS, r. D. Ogden,
MaeduH, W. II. Leak,
Banquo, E. II. Brink,
Lady Macbeth, Miss Annie Waite,
Singing Witches,
Madame Ruhl and Miss ssllie PartinStOn,
Mr.. C. DeBar as First Witch,
Miss A. Dillingham; Second Witch
An entirely
NEW SCENE
has been prepared for the Play by our artist N, Du
norQ, from Paris.
Owing to the extreme length of the Tragedy. there
will be
NO FARCE.
The Manager takes great pleasure in announcing the
production of an entirely play on TUESDAY, the
9th Of July and assures the many patrons Of this
tablsbment that it will be placed upon the stage with
startling effect, scenery appointments, dresses,
Characteristic aud fancy music and choruses,
Dances &C making it Of the most attractive per.
formances ever given in this Theatre 1t is entitled
the
ACCUSING SPIRIT;
or,
THE THREE TRAVELLERS on THE TYROL
In preparation, grand
HTDAY PERFoRMAN CEN
for the glorious anniversary Of
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-03
C. P. & ]. H. WORD,

Tobacco and General Commits.
sion Merchants,
Corner Seventh and Canal SITS, Richmond, Va,
HAvE for sale, on consignment, a large lot of
III Manufactured Tobacco. in pounds, half
pounds, fves and tens of the best manufactures
OF Virginia and North Carolina.
Also, on consignment superior Old Whisky,
Brandles and Wines, Old Port. Sherry and Ma
deira in casks, and Claret In cases, very supe-
signments.
Country merchants and the city trade are In.
vited TO give US q call.
All kinds of Country Produce received on con.
slgnment, and our personal attention given TO
all business intrusted to our care.
ies-eod4W G, 7, q ], q, WORD.