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works, report the same with such recommen.
datiOns as they may consider bestto reduce the
present high price, which is Of so much lmpOr-
lance to the consumers and the works.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Epps-
"Rssolred, That the Committee on Gas be re-
auested to enquire into the expediency Of re-
ducing the price Of gas" Adopted.
BY Mr.. Lee
"RsSolreL, That the Committee on Lights be
instructed TO enquire into the expediency Of
renting out the city gas works, instead Of car
rying them on rs now Adopted.
BY Mr.. GlazebrO0k-
" RS0ired, That the amount of one thousand
dollars be appropriated to Aefray the expenses
of said investigation, and that the Chairman OF
SAID committee be authorized 10 draw upon the
Auditor for the said expenses" Adopted.
Mr.. Scott presented a communication from
merchants, aud others, of the city, in regard to
cleaning out the bar OF James river, below the
city, and moved that a select committee, con-
sisting Of six, be appointed.
Mr.. GlazebroOk moved that the President be
added. Agreed TO-.
A communication was presented by Mr..
Crutchfeld from Mrs. Mary II. Truehart, asking
an appropriation of thirty-three dollars 70 pay
the funeral expenses OF her son, who died IRON
wounds received in the late war. II was ordered
10 be paid.
Mr. Scott offered the following resolution:
q" Resolrsi, That the committee to whom was
referred the communication Of the Board Of
Health, be Instructed to enquire into The ex-
pcdiencv of re-enacting the ordinance concern
ing hogs" Adopted.
Also the following:
s.ReS0lred, That one thousand dollars be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated 10 the Re
lief Association OF the City of Richmond, sub
icct 10 the order Of the. Board of Directors of
said Association Adopted.
The President announced tho following gen
tlcmeu the committee to consider the petition
regarding the cleaning out Of James River /;
NcS,rS. Burr, Scott, Smith, Eppes, Lee and
MillSpaugh.
On motion, the Council then adjourned.
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. HIDE AND LEATHER MARKET.

Nts'rs. Hull * Co., OF New York, in their last
weekly circular, say:
The receipts for the week have been 23.l64 hides
from foreign and coastwlse ports, the most impor-
tant of which are from Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande. The sales foot up 3O,650 hides Of all de-
scripiions. leaving the stock mewhat increased.
the latter embracing at the close of the week 3l9,
3O hides. and $50 bales in tirst and second hands.
Dru Hides.-The market for this description has
ruled comparatively quiet under a limited demand
from the trade and other buyers. Importers are
firm in their views. and for the most part refuse to
make concessions to effect sales. The stock is large
and being weekly increased, while the facilities for
tanning continue restricted, and barely sufficient to
supply the wants of the country.
Dry Sailed HldeS-We note a sale Of 1900 Ma
tamoros at l2Ic., gold. The demand is light and
the supply small.
Vet Sailed ~Hides.-Domestic Slaughters are In
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES !
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination Of ingredients in These Pills is the
result Of a long aRg extensive practice. They arc mild
in their operati5s ind cannot DO harm to the most del
a.,,.. certain in correcting all irregularities, Painful
N..,truatiou-. removing all distractions, whetherfrom
cold or otherwise, headache, pain ia the side, ~pllpiti-
pau 81 the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hyste-
rie.. fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, Nc., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WA To- commencement = a new era in the treatment
If irregularities and INSTRUCTIONS which have consigned
so many tb q premature grave. No female can enjoy
good health unless she Is regular, and whenever AN
obstruction takes place the general health begins 20 de-
cline. These Pills form the finest preparation ever
rrf forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT srCCEsS.-
DON'T IS DECEIVED. Take this advertisement To
mos, reliable Female Medicine Ia the world, which is
comprised iE these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been a standard remedy for over thirty years, and
sr- tho most eHrctual one ever known for all COM
pfa. nt, peculiar to Females. To all classes they are in
valuable. inducing, WITH CERTAINTY periodical regu-
lar,y.
They are known to thousands, who have used them
=, different periods, throughout the country, havingthe
sanction Of some % the most eminent Physicians In
America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used. with each box. The price uue Dollar per box,
or - boxes for -, containing from % TO 90 Pills.
PIN, sent. by Iail, promptly, secure from
observation. by r~emitung 10 the proprietors.-
Sold by Druggists generally.
uUTCHINGS y HlLLYER, PropriStors,
= boy street, New York
ES-SoId IN Richmond by r. W. POWERS.
I1HF1-anfimI
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MARRIED..

NELSON-EFFINGER.-Oath 18th Of February, II
Red Hin. Nelson county, Virginia. by Rev. Mead Nell
son, Mr.. PHILIP NELSON and Mis-, F.. ANTUlNErTE
EFFINGER. both of Nelson.
~ Rockingham paper, requested 20 copy.
IswI-HAYGuOD.-lu Brunswick, uu the Sh in
slant, hy tho Rev. hr. Mch8cls, BENJAMIN W.
LEWlS and Miss SARAH y. UAGuoD.
JARVIS-TAYLOR.-On the Sh Instant, by the Rev.
W. W Trm1Ic. Mr.. JOHN JARVIS TO Miss SUSAN G..
TAYLOR daughter OF George Taylor, all ot Rock
bridge.
same. Mr. JOHN 4. bOCuCk. of Buckingham county,
aud Mrs. ANNIE E FlREBACGH, OF EOckbriIge
county, and daughter ofthe late James Watts, ,f Bed
IUrI.
EAASAY-HAM.-Ou tho Isl instant, az Crtwford's
Springs, by The Rev. William $. McClauuahau, MIR.
ANDEEW J. RAMSEY 10 Miss LUIGI ANN HAM, all of
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, February 26.-Flour quiet Howard
Street Super, IS 5OaS ST.. Wheat tirm-White firm
at 81 SOal 80 Red, 81 l5al %. Corn iirm-White
"A cts; Yellow ~ cts. Oats steady. Provisions
firm. Lard lSal9 cts. Whiskey dull.
New YORK, February 26.-Cotton more active
sales 800 bales at 4ia45 cts. Flour unchanged
Wheat dull, buyers demanding a reduction. Corn
active advanced la2 cts. Pork buOyant; Mes
s2S 374. Lard unchanged. Whiskey dull old
50 40. new nominal at 81 26a2 81. Sugars more
active. Coffee and Molasses dull. Naval Stores
dull. Turpentine S5a9O cts. Freishts dropping
Cotton, by steamer, 7-l6ths to ! ct. Gold 1877.
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II NJ. GARNETT,

Il NJ. GARNETT,
Is CLAIM AGENT n NOTARY PUBLIC,
formerly Clerk United States Court Of Claims at Wash
ington1 attends to the prosecution OF all kinds OF
claims against the Goyernmsnt. Particular attention
will be given to the restoration Of pensioners To the
pension rolls. viii also purchase bounty land war
rants or re- evolutionary land scrip issued in lieu of Nir-
ginia military. warrants, for which the cash will be
paid. Refers to the citizens of Richmond. Office
Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin.
Rs I. q. Box l,Oi2, Richmond, Va.
fh. iEi,r
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AUCTION SALEs.--This Day.
By Christian, sLea & Co., A~uetioneers,
Qs Main street.)

By Christian, sLea { Co., Auctioneers,
es Main street.)
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT AUC-'
w TIoN, on TUESDAY, February 9th, eommsne-
ing at IL o'clock A. M
5hhds. p. r. Sugar
20 bbls. p. r. Sugar
~ bbls. b Sugar
IS bbls. Crushed Sugar
IS bbls. Whiskey
6one-eighih casks Brandy
$50 cases Liquors, some very fine
100 bags Laguayra and Rio Coffee
50 pockets Java Cote
loo bbls. Split, Gross and Xxx Herrings
80 kits Maekerel
25 bbls. Molasses
800 bbls. Extra and superfne Flour
81 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles
50 boxes Soap
% kegs Butter
50 halfbbls. Leaf Lard
10 bbls. Vinegar
50 packages Green and Black Tea
Several lots Of Chewing Tobacco
With 4 large assortment Of other goods suited TO the
trade. CHRISTIAN, LEA & Co,
Auetioneers.
Parties desiring 10 send goods to this sale, will
please send them 10 our store on Monday.
(eb21-tds
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By E. b. Cook, Auctionrer,
(Omce No. 80 Main street,

THE CELEBRATED STALLION "DEU-
i GALLON" AT ~AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 2sth
instant, at 10 o'clock, Will sell at the Exchange Sta
bles Of Mr.. John b. Davis, on Franklin street, the cele'
brated stallion and racer,
"DEUCALI0N."
DEUCALlON will be l3 years old this spring, Is a
deep chesnut, 3 feet II inches high. full under stand.
ard. lie was sired by "Revenue, the sire Of "Planei, "
'Sue Washington" &c out Of the imported mare
'Ths Queen" by imported "Pram," out OF del
phine' by 'Whisker.'
Any further reference to pedigree is deemed unneces-
sary, as all at all familiar with the racing stock Of this
country and of England will readily perceive that 1t
cannot be questioned and are fully aware that he Is not
only Of the most fashionable, but the most desired
stock in England. J.,
His racing Gale adar compares hvorably with that OF
any horse in America, never having lost bot one race.
forms at sale. Z. B. COOK,
feblg.-ids AuctiOneer.
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A Frcw.-Annie QKeeie, white, from
Rockets, was arrested, yesterday, 10y police
man Sutherland, on the charge OF assaulting
and beating Bridget O'Eeefe. She will be
brought before the Mayor to-day.
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CBy Harrison, Goddin & AppersOn, AuctiOacer.J
VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND RE. 4

N TN f"F- H#A
SlDENCE FOR SALE AT AUCrIOS.-On Eli
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, LIST March, 1856, at $500
o'clock, on the premises, will BE- sold that valu-
able BRlCK TENEMENT, on the northwest corner of
Franklin and Twentieth streets.
The House contains seven rooms, with large cellar
and kitchen In the yard. The lower floor Is well
adapted for a store for the Grocery and Liquor, Crock.
cry or other business, being on one Of the principal
thoroughfares from Church Hill to the First Market
House, while the upper portion cfthe house affords a
comfortable residence for = family.
This property offers \ first rate opportunity TO any
one either desiring to commence business-or change
their location, and should command tho attention Of
those in want ofa stand in which they can build up 4
good business.
The premises ara in excellent order and may be ex-
amined on application.
fourth cash balance on 1, S and IL
months credit. foI negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed. Tho taxes to be paid by the pur-
chaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSoN
hb26-ils AuctiOneeTs.
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II f. DUPUY'S DRUG AND PERFUME
RY STORE,

BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH, on BROAD STREET.
fin. assortment Of French, English, and nothing
but The best American PERFUMERl TOILET WA
TIERS. Lavender (Lubin's, Florida Cologne, tarina
long bottle,l, Magnolia: EXTRACTS, Lubin's Nlo-
let,e, Upper. Ten and assorted Soaps, PomAdes, Band.
oline de Pilatory Powder: DIAMOND and GOLDEN
Powder for the Hair, Teeth, Nail, Flesh and clothes
Rynsbe,: Combs, Ivory, Gutta Pereha, Buffalo, &c, SC;
SACHET POWDERS, Mlle1eur, Vi%olette, Helitrope,
&c: Pungent's Lilly White. Meen, Fun, &c, BE, for
~. NV 7. Z. DUPUY, Druggist.
ASH for LANDRETHS GARDEN SEED, full assort-
uen, fnr ssla by p. Z DUPUY, Druggist,
: fsb2-f Broad. between Fourth and fiflh streets.
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The hour up to which FREIGHT for this road will be
received at the Depot, tn Manchester, is extended TO
-FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, from and after this date. As tits
necessary, 20 enable the clerks 10 make ont the proper
way bills, to have a Fixed hour to stop receiving, notice
is hereby given that no freight will be received after
the hour named. FHOMA
feb97-tf Superintendent.
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RniIrood Coutroyersy Decided.

PHILADELPHIA, February 26.-Tle controversy
between the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
the Great Western railroad and Catawis and Read
ing roads was this morning decided by Justice Read
of the Supreme Court, in favor of the Pennsylvania
railroad, the Injunction prayed for being granted.
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GOLDEN HILLS ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL y ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
THos. T. BoULpIN, " A, University Virginia, Prin
cipal.
TH0S. T. B0ULDIN, JR., Assistant.

The regular session OF this school Is divided into
two tcrms--the hrsi. term commencing the lst septem-
Der and closing the 3Ist January the second COM
mencing the lst February and closing Goth June.
The object Of the School i TO prepare the student for
college or for he ordinary business oflifo. The method
Of instruction will be by daily recitations and lectures.
At the close Of each month, circulars, showing The
average standing Of the pupil in his classes during the
month, will be forwarded to the parent or guardian.-
Near the close rf each term there will be an oral and
written examination Of each class upon the studies pur-
sued during that term and, when the pupil distin-
cuisines himself in these examinations, certificates Of
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school is located in Charlotte county, Virginia,
two miles from brakes Branch Depot of the Richmond
and Danvillc Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
mond. The location has been remarkably healthy for
more than nifty years.
T~ERMs-Tn.tion and board lights and towels ex-
cepted) for session OF ten months, three hundred dol
lars, in currency, payable lone half at the commence
ment Of each term.
REFERENCES:
Chas. l.. MOsby, Robert !. Davis, VIM. T. Yancey,
Esqs., Lynchburg Rev. J. Blair Dabney, Campbell
county, Virginia Rev. John A. Wharton, Liberty, Nir-
Read, Esd, Roanoke county, Virginia John b. Rad
ford, Esq, Montgomery county, Virginia Professors
Charles 5. Neuables and James l.. Cabcll, University
Virginia Judge John A. Meredith, Il. II. Maury aud
C.. H.. Barksdale, Esqs., Richmond Frank q. Rutin,
Virginia T. y. Watkins and stephen q. southa!l,
Prince Edward county, Virginia; joni b. McPhail,
Esq, Norfolk Colonel VIM. Townes, Mecklenburg
county, Virginia Colonel Robert Wither=, Danvillc,
Virginia Judge George Gilmer, Pittsylvania county,
Virginia Hon. Thomas 5. FlournOy, John r. Ednunds,
Esq, and Judge william Leigh, Halifax county, Nir-
ginii Judge II. IL. Marshall, Henry Darlington, ESD,
William b. Green, Esq, William II. Dennis, Esq, and
William T. Scott, Esd, Charlotte county, Virginia, and
to my present and former patrons generally.
Address THOMAS r. BOULDlN, Principal,
brakes Branch Postofice,
Ia~hl9-2aw6m Charlotte county, Virginia.
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BALTINORE ADMINISTRATORS q.

Nothing done in Coffee. Flour steady at last
quotations. Wheat-red. - lOa2 20. No sale OF
white. Corn, 73a75 cents for white mixed, 65a67
GEMS; yellow, - cents. MolasSes-New crop Porto
Rico, - cents. Lard, 17Bal9 cents. Bacon-De-
maud fair; Shoulders, l4tal44 cents; Sides. l7al7l
cents. Sugar dull refining grades lower. salt dull
AT last quotations Cloverseed dull at S6a7: limo
thy. 81 25a4 80; Flax as before.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-27

STEALING MONEY.-Wiliam Anderson, col
ored, was arrested yesterday by Capt. Bib,
charged with stealing from James Clarke, also
.colored, a twenty-dolar note, one dollar in
gold, and two in silver.
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NTEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
wi AT RICHMOND
SPRING \ SUMMER sgssIoY-1sss

A regular COURSE OF LECTURE in this Institution
will commence on the 10th of April, and continue four
months, under the same regulations as for the Winter
course. A Commencement for comforting the Degree
will be held at the close Of the session. All the requi-
site facilitie, for theoretical and practical instruction
are a. the command of the faculty, Including access in II
Hospital containing 3jp beds.
FEES-tPayable In currencyl-Matriculation . Tick
cts Of seven Professors sos Graduation So; be-
monstrator Of Anatomy SO.
For further information. or 4 copy Of the circular,
addres, L. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
febG-d&clm Dean of the Faculty.
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"ANTED-A situation as TEACHER in Il
w private family by a young man qualified to
teach, besides the usual English branches, Latin,
Greek and Mathematics. Best references given as to
character and qualifications. Address 4. BIC,
feb26-2tk Gordonsville, Va.
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PROPOSALS.
hOI ODf1AD'
OgFtcR RICHMOND CITY GAS WORKS.

oEFGcB RICHMOND CITY Gas WORKS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the undersigned, at this office, until the
lst day of March next. to furnish the Gas Works with
GAS COAL for the use of the Works. The coal to be
free from slate the proposition to state the price per
ton Of twenty-five hundred and forty pounds.
Any information required as to character and guam
tity will be furnished by the undersigned.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Gas Works.
By order Of Committee ON Light. ieb2o-td
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

(By Harrison, GOddin L Apperson, Aue,iOneerJ
ExECUToRs spEEo OF VERY VAL. III
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE, AT THE NORTH Ell
EAST CORNER OF CARY AND nth STREETS. E-
At the request OF Mr.. John II. Anderson, Exeeu-
tor Of william Anderson, Jr., deceased, We shall sell
At auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th OF
March. 1866, at | o'clock p. NJ, tina, truly valuable
REAL ESTATE, located As above, fronting on the north
side Of Cary street &t feet, running back on the east
line Of Eleventh street about 20 feet to An alley,
After which will be sold all OF the old BRICKS there.
on, To be removed In thirty days.
The foregoing Real Estate IS justly regarded az very
valuable for stores or other business purposes.
S.-One-third cash balance at 8 and II months,
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed-the taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, G0DDlN & APPERSOy.
I,h0- fla A,c,E.,..
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CHEEPl SHEEP

Ihsve ON hand a large lot Of fueSS -
young SHEEP, bought up In >1uihWe,-S-H
Co. o. Virginia, and selected with sreatASA-A9
care, embracing the following different
stocks, Wa Cotswold, Bakcwellaud SouthdgWh. me!
are one and two years old in the Spring. Those VINO
intend ral'lns sheep will DO we'll TO call ana supp!
themselves, as viii sell them in large or small lots 10
suit purchasers / also have several thoroughbred
BUCKS. two year, old in the Spring, which / will sell
separately desired. JAMES c. McCUE,
febl-lu Anon, Virginia.
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y RAID.-Some party, a night or two ago,
made a raid on the premises Of Mr.. James
Evans, near the Old Fair Grounds, and stole
eighteen chickens and two big fat ROSTERS.
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DIED.

NAEES.-Iu Roekbridg9 county, on tho day Of
January, Mr.. - MAl;h>S u the uiuty-ninth year Of
..r axe.
S~rERGIrT-AJ ht, residence, Ga EockbriJge county,
ON The l~- day OF January. in the forty->iVjh year of
lis age, Mr.. JAMES K ~>rERRIrT, ruling elder ia
he Church of Timberridgo.
JcNES-lu E~rUu-wicE, ON the lith instant, Captain
e.. CEALLE JONES, trum the effects OF "a severe wound
Which d. received Iu the battle Of Gaines Mill, in
JUu.. Isl. His age WA, about IS.
81 Tile remains OF LieItauau,-Coloue PHILIP F..
FRAZER Tweuty-~evyuih Virginia Regiment, Stuu-wIlI
Brigade, killed al the battle OF the Wilderness, will be
hIr-t THIS MORNING, go 10 o'clock, from the resi-
dr.cs uf his hrotheyi1-ftv, Captain George +. TAYLOR,
Fit-t street, between Main aud Cary. The friends Of
,h' family aui Of Captain-Taylorar invitedto attend. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-27

MEETING or TIE CoUNCIL.-At a called
@.meetins of the Council, the following members
we're prrScut-NeSSrs. Grattau, (PreSident)
h jrutchdcIj, Gl,zebrook, Lee, Millspaush'
,;cott, Griffin and Eppc>. ,
The inmates Of the last meeting were reau
TL. President stated that the meeting was
II, fled I'd act upon the amendment eft the city
A, barter. He then submitted the following:
:. Rs>al-li. That the ac; entitled an act To
H, mend the charter of tine city oi Richmond,
HI ,Ssed 9th of February, 1850, be submitted TO
tI o vote OF the voters of the city ON the 9th
he " of Mar en- next.
-. That the polls be- opened al each ward M
hr city a Monroe w ara AZ Elny, SHOP m
M. derSOn y Ward at First Market Hau, h MSdl-
- Ward II CITY Hall-under tue supervision
III tine per, ons who were appointed commission
II, = To Sup, rinteud the last WluirlpIi ci1e''n'
Il, M with be same conductors %, clctI9l-,
go TN. I the said commissioners have th'
!, oil hooks opened, with one column headed Tor
\ he amen. lmeut OF the charter, ana the n'mJS
n f the vOt erS voting Tor the amendment >""I'
|, o write, in the first column, and the voters
,+ing u, inst IL shall be written i'm the second
i, hmm and the vote shall De taken and tho
II trrns m. die bv the commissioners and con-
n, ,ctors in me manner provided as to municipal
~ Tba chamberlain is hereby instructed TO
- the 50 ID act published in all the daily pa
ben 5 every q ay after the nI>' "'! --Jored N
1.-THE day when the vote Is "'''''
be I aiken"
NJ r. Glazel rock offered the following 'es0''-
ion . r;uh+. Ia
81 leSolced, That the Committee on L'Su'S "
,s,r leted TO procure the services Of such eN-
berts in the manufacture and GiStriOut'ou ~
sas a 5 they m ay deem requisite, ana aIter y
Eestig ating ey eTythng connected Win '"'
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The Canadian Fisheries.

OTTAWA, CANADA, February 2G.-The Gazette
contains a proclamation, warning the American
fishermen that they cannot use the Canadian shore
fisheries after March 18th.
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CITY AND

GOVERNOR AND Mas. PEIEroINT will give a
public reception on Tuesday evening, February
9th, between the hours Of eight and eleven.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-27

MESSRS. Co.'s AND TURNER, News Dealers,
Wing building,) who have some mysterious
agency, apparently better than steam, for OBJ
,tainiug papers ahead of the mail, obhsingly fur
nished us yesterday with Baltimore and New
York papers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-27

- TO n T. W 4 X +
COTTON AND WOOL CARDS, &c.

Twenty four dozen pairs Cotton Cards; six dozen
pairs Wool Cards; $50 kegs Cut and Wrought Nails
1000 papers Tacks and finishing Nails, SC; 500 lbs
hollow ware IS dozen Axes; 300 lbs Springs 1000
lbs Iron Axles, 20 sets Hubs. sp9kss and bent Fell"esj
Shafts, &c, and a general stock or erdware and C"aeh
X. L. WILLIAMS,
Formerly Williams & ELLIOTT o. Main street, near
Fifteenth.
oct30.t