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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.


T 0OKl LOOK II
- Just received. by Express, another supply OF
those
Beautiful CAlicoes at only l2i cents per yard,
English Berages at only IS
Ducals at % cents per yard,
Fine Linen Lawn only 30 cents per yard.
..i--.,. . ALSO,
Beautiful Figured Hernans
0rgandie Lawns
Plaid Challies
Embroidered Berages
Poplins
Striped and Plain Apacas
Plain and Fancy Spring Silks
superior line of Black Dress Goods.
All the above Goods, and many others, were bought
this week,
AND AT PANIC PRICES
And will be sold such low figures to convince all
persons that
No. l7S BROAD STREET, CORNER OF Sixth,
Is the place to buy your Goods, where you can gel
them at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
W. r. POLK,
mh22t l7S Broad street, corner Sixth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.

For the week ending April 8, in Boots and Shoes
there is fair business doing for seasonable goods
that is to say, light work for summer wear. Goods
of this description are in demand hut for all other
kinds there appears to be complete stagnation.-
Prices are no better and all sales of shoes already
made up are at losing rates, and those made on or
ders give little if any, profit, they taken low
to keep few workmen going and have the name of
making up goods. We presume the history of the
trade cannot show the time when such large aggre-
gate losses have been made on manufactured goods
and we hope it may be many years before the like
occurs again. A great many shipments are made of
shoes consigned to different Western and Southern
houses for sale. In the manufacturing towns very
little is doing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

TuvG.s OUEsr1oN.-A gentleman Of this city,
WIN IA skilful chemist, and has taken some pains
., examine into the cause of the enormously in
o ed rss bills for the last quarter, addresses US
the f. blowing
a, ,cOrding to theirepOrt made Joy the committee
on Lie 1t on the present status Of the gas works
find that Nor the fiscal yearLlS64 there were manu-
f,ctpred 1856 cubic feet Of gas which supplied
all the dam ,and for public and private consumption.
Eor, the a me report find that for the fiscal year
,s,5 tbsre W ere manufactured 50 260OSl cubic feet,
from less coal and other material used in the manu-
f,ctura Of gas in 1854 I also find that there were
bS7 metres destroyed April 3, 1860, and that since
then nm 70 date Of the report, $40 new metres were
set nm leaving 227 metres less in use than in 1854
FINN his state ment it can be perceived that not
tbst., ,ding there were metres in use in 1854
md a Ia ger consumption Of gas in public build
5D0s Il ser quantity Of gas supplied the city than
ss sxpe, ,ded in 1855, by over four millions cubic
feat TT lese facts suggest that there has
han TOO OF eat pressure used in 1850. Owing TO
the elevation of the city less pressure IS required
thar in most cities in the country. In the lower
ward where there is but slight elevation above the
mint Of distri button when compared with Madison
and Monroe wards, certain pressure is necessary,
but not 40 much as has been put on; and the great
exess. in the bills is an nfallible indicator Of IN
pecs.s airy excess of pressure 1t should therefore
car. Sollv snouired into why the excess Of pres
sure ha ,been put on at the gas house One ssstSt
This arc sssI sfO put money int. the city treasury,
and Ena Et good show at the end q the JtseaI
vesr. Isubnit that the Council take this matter o.
pressure in hand and regulate i-puttng on only a
much as is absolutely required"
The above communication seems to US 70 .
worthy Of careful consideration at the hands OF al
who desire to zee their gas bills brought down to
inst standard. It win be reeOIleeted that I'd man!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

HENRICO COUNTY COURT.-The monthly session
Of this court commenced on the End instant The
following was the principal business done up to the
It'll instant, inclusive
Licenses to keep Ordinaries were granted to John
s Carter, C. H. Morden, Charles E Tuft and VIM.
s. Chaddick.
On motion of L. Irwin, the estate Of John u.
whiteside, Pententary convict was committed
TO the Sheriff.
On motion of Henry EnOs, the estate Of John A,
Pointer, deceased, was similarly disposed Of
Administration on the estate Of VIM. D. Jennings
Rdeceased, was granted to James D. Vaughan on
the estate Of Nathaniel ". Thompson deceased, to
Martha J. Thompson, and on the estate Of William
Mathews, deceased, to Henry Mathews.
Thomas Binford, Oliver Gathright and Mitchell
Allen were appointed commissioners to meet New
Kent commissioners and advertise for proposals tC
rebuild Bottoms bridge which is to be l26 feet long
and II wide.
The will of John A. Pointer was proven and adj
mitted to record.
Anna Knierim selected AdOlph Gipperich as her
guardian.
Administration on the estate of Maria R.
Gooch was granted TO Arthur F. GOoch.
Chastne Hampton was sent on to the Circuit
Court for stealing horses from D. J. Turner and
John A. Selden, and was committed to prison in de
fault Of bail.
Washington Martin, alias Billipps, negro, wa
sent on to the Circuit Court for stealing horse from
John A. Beverage and was baied for his appear
anee. Martin s Taylor his security in one hundred
and 6fty dollars
John Trisney was sent on to the Circuit Court 70
stealing mule from Jacob S. Atlee, and was baile'
for his appearance. B. Wardweu hissecurity in'On'
thousand dollars.
II was ordered that the Commissioner Of Roads o
the county confer with the Hanover Commissioner
and report whether Bowes' bridge can be cOnye
niently reconstructed on the former site.
Henry Buel was admitted a citizen of the Unite'
States.
II was ordered that the Justices assemble on tn
9th of May to consider the prOpriey Of adopting tn
laws re lating to fishing and hunting, passed by tn
last lie. stature, and the prOpriety Of borrowing
money TO uebuild the courthouse.
Joseph " Peasants and George Turner Com
uissioners for making q contract to rebuild tn
bridge over !lmond Creek, made a report and
was ordered tn at out of the levy Of one thousand
dollars five hundred dollars be paid to Franklin
Stearns and the remainder, with the additional sun
of sl6s.l4, be paid over to the Commissioners t
liquidate the expenses Of the work.
II was ordered that the Commissioner.of Road
report on the road proposed to be opened crossing
Almond Creek, and on the convenience or incOnve
nienee that may result therefrOm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

A PAINFUL AocIDENr.-Yesterday morning,
while drayman, in the employ Of Mr.. N. NJ. Lee
was unloading his dray barrel of eggs fell there
from and broke his night leg just above his ankle
He was removed to his home, where he is now doing
well It Is said that there is no danger Of amputa-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

d EM0VAL.---Havi removed to the large
III new store on north side Main street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth now offer to the trade one
of the largest and most complete stocks OF NOTIONS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS and WHITE
GOODS to be found South. We call especial attention
to full lines of the following:
Hankerchiefs, Linen, Silk, Em. Silk and Nader
Handkerchefs Hemmed, Hemstitched and Fancy
Border
Ladies and Gents Hosiery, all grades
Gloves large variety
Buttons Staple and Fancy Dress large variety
ladies and Gents Linen and Paper Collars
Hoop Skirts Morocco Wallets
Suspenders, Perfumery
Fancy Soaps, Magic Rufie
Hair Nets, Fishing Tackle
And small articles, adapted to the city and country
trade to mention, and now receiving
White Cambrics Muslins, Toweling, Table Cloths, &C.
&C. Also Fans and Parasos.
VALENTINE FRANKLIN,
North side Main, between 18th and 18th streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS..

PHILADELPHIA, April petroleum is dull. Flour
is firm. Wheat firm at Yesterdays advance-S2 Goa
70 for white. and g 10a2 40 for red Corn is &C.
tive yellow, Toe. Oats are active and have ad.
vanced lc. Provisions are unchanged. Whiskey
closed firm and scarce at 3 26a2 o.
New YORK April Cotton is dull at 3Sa39c.-
Flour is dull and unchanged. Wheat is dull. Corn
is advancing; yellow, 7Sa793c. Beef is steady,
Pork and Lard are heavy. Whiskey dull and I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, April Flour Is firm. Wheat Is active
and has advanced 1c sales at 81 27lal 289 for No.
l. Corn is steady; sales at 45la47c for No. l. Oats
are firm and have advanced 4aic. sales at 26la27
cents for No. l. and 234a24c. for No. o Provisions
are dull Mess Pork, s24 60 Lard lSc. Live Hogs
dull OF eOao 50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
d P. RICHARDSON,
ho LATE RICHARDSON & co.
with
FRENCH & CREENSHAW,

CORNER OF NINTH MAIN STREETS, UP STAIRS
Begs to inform his friends and the public that in ad
diton the usual stock Of Carpetings Oil Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Canton and Cocoa Mattings, Prints r
Furniture Covers, he has just opened large AMI rich
assortment of PAPER HANGlNGS, in every variei y,
which he will be glad to exhibit with the e
that they shall be reasonable TO be found in this
city.
In connection with the above, may always be found
a large and most complete assortment of fine and me-
dunn furniture for the Parlor the Chamber the Dining
Room, the Library and the Office, at the lowest prices.
no On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

ARREToF ANOrHEE FREEDNAN.-PrestOn Priddy,
negro, was arrested several days ago IN the county
on the charge Of assaulting, with intent to kin, Mrs
F. C. EddIeton, white lady. Mr.. ThOs N. White
brought him to this city and had him locked up in
the county iail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

ONE SCHOOL FOR DEAF-MUTE
IL CHILDREN, STANTON, VIRGINIA. desire
to take under my private tuition few deaf mues I'M
der the age oftwelve years. / will treat them as my
children. Persons in the South desiring to put such
children under successful course of instruction. on
fair terms, can address = JOB TURNER
mh29-6t Stannton Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

Brokers were buying gold to-day at l94, and
selling at l27. o.-..s.I
Silver buying at lis, and selling at l2S' Mar
ket irregular
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
THE FARMER
THE FARMER,
A MONTHLY JOURNAL
DEVOTED TO
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, THE ME-
CHANIC ARTS AND HOUSEHOLD
ECONOMY.
PUBLISHED AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
ELLIOTT & SHIELDS.

SUBSCRIPTI0N.-The terms of subscription have
been made low and reasonable place it within
the reach OF all who may desire -and in view Of the
great interests to be served by extensive circulation
we confidently expect the hearty cooperation of many
in those sections OF the country not now supplied with
good Agricultural Journal.
TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTIoN.-For single copy, one
year, SO 90.
CLUB RATES.-Five copies one year for SlS 90; ten
copies one year for S25 90 fifteen copies year for
$37 co. twenty copies year for $40 twenty five
copies year for $780, and larger clubs In the same
proportion.
To secure the advantages of these liberal terms the
clubs must be complete the time Of subscription and
the money accompany the order.
1t is required that all the subscribers to club
shall receive The FARMER at office. If necessary
1t will be mailed under the club arrangement to as
many different offices there subscribers to the
club. ELLIOTT & SHIELDS,
mh2q-d&ctf Richmond, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

THEATRE-The Theatre will open this evening
under new management and we hope with improved
prospects of success Human nature, when depressed
in either of its component parts the physical or the
mental requires stimulus, and it is only in the ex
cess Of the stimulus that danger lies. Some people
denounce a theatre as the headquarters of Satan,
forgetting the while that sail the worlds a
stage" and that a theatre is but reflection thereof
theatre can be managed so as TO be entertaining
without being demOralzing. Mr.. Dutfeld, the new
manager, is we are assured, determined to so con-
duct the establishment as that it may be visited by
the most fastidiOus, and intends having al stock
company, which csnnot!fsil to give entire satisfac
ton. Depressed as people are, they require
some recreation, and nothing that we at present know
of will furnish it in more acceptable form than the
theatre, or more harmless if properly conducted.
Mr.. Duffield has a lease of the Theatre for three
years. and is sole lessee and manager no other par
ty having any connection with it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
By s. c. Tardy Il Co.,
Corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.

Corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant,
" commencing at ii o'clock, We will offer at aue-
ton, at warehouse, corner seventee nth and Dock
streets large and well assorted stock Of GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &c. We name in part:
20 barrels Brown Sugar, Cuba and Porto Rico
% hogsheads Brown Sugar, Cuba and Porto
Rico, part choice
80 barrels Extra Sugar
% barrels Crushed Sugar
10 barrels Powdered Sugar
% barrels Yellow Sugar
80 bags Rio Coffee, part very choice
80 bags Laguayra Coffee
90 pockets Java Coffee
100 barrels Canso Herring
80 barrels large Labrador
80 barrels Cut Herring
so half-barrels Herring
30 barrels Molasses
% barrels choice Syrup
rs bags Rice
10 hhds prime Bacon Sides
5hhds Cincinnati sugsr-cured Hams
80 boxes very choice Cutting Cheese
Adamantine and Taow Candles
Soaps, Brooms, Buckets
Teas, Bi Carb Soda
Grain Pepper Race Ginger
Mace, Numegs, &c, &c.
ALSO,
10 barrels Liquors, all grades
Fine and low price Whisky
Brandy, Gin Sc.
This sale will be very attractive, and well worthy
the attention of large buyers.
aplO-tds Auetioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A BEAUTIFUL BED OF PORCELAIN
N CLAY FOR sALE.-I offer for sale besutiful
BED OF PORCELAIN CLAY, which can be bought at =
bargain.
This clay lies in the over end of Nelson county Va,
con venient railway rriage and canal transporta
tion being three miles from the Orange road and Ave
miles from the James river canal From superficial
examination Of the vein, II seems TO be about sixty or
seventy feet wide, and Of an unknown depth, white
and from sand and thought by intelligent gentle
men suitable for the making OF china. This bed Of
clay l. situated by tho side Of the main road leading TO
the Orange road and the James river canal Near by
have power sufficient to drive an ordinary eoun.
try grist mill, which will sell with the clay, should
water power be necessary in manufacturing the clay
There Is abundance Of the finest timber for build
ing and wood for fuel At the spot. will sell the clay
and acres of land attached, will sell nfty
more acres should 1t be desirable.
Ny enterprising friend r. W. Elsom, ESQ.,, has saw
and grist mill near by, where the purchaser can be
supplied with lumber Of the best quality at fair price.
and have his ground purchase meal, as it may
suit.
Apply soon somebody will lose bargain, as am
determined to sell.
IRUN.-There are strong indications Of iron on my
land and on the land Of h. W. Rlsom Esq, near by.
My address Is Howardsyille, Albemarle county, Va.
aplO- cit WIN. II. CARTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
DRESS GOODS
Of the
LATEST NEGOTIATIONS.

LATEST DPORTATIONs,
Such as Embroidered Plain and Colored Silks in all
shades, qualities and prices.
French and English Bareges In all eolors,
Grape No Eetts in all shades,
French Organizes at all prices
Spring Poplins. latest styles from % to 50 cts,
French and Cambria Lawns, every quality,
Wool Delaines in all eOlors from As to 60 cts,
MOURNING GOODS.
Every variety and quality,
Plain and Black Silks from a. soto 1,
French and English Bareges very cheap.
French and English Hernanas,
g. Delaines and Alpaccas,
ca Bareges and BombaEines
WHITE GOODS
Swiss Muslins 50 cts. and upwards
Dressed and Undressed Cambricks, IS TO rs cts
Nansooks plain and striped, from 40 to IS cts
Brilants and Dimities cheap,
SUMNER wRAPPINGs
large stock Of Silk wrappings,
Shawls Of the latest styles,
These goods are very cheap,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
AT every price.
Hosiery, full line
New style Hoop skirts,
Notions Of every variety. "a
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Caleoes from l2& cents upwards,
Delanss and Challeys from IS to 80 cts.
rs - Bile. and Bro. Shirtings, Is cts and upwards
So, "a, l0+ Bic. and Bro. Sheetings, cheap,
Table Linen, Towling and Napkins.
Linen shseting and Pillow Linen.
AT panic prices.
All that Is wanted is call and you will convince
yourselves that
Is the place where you can get cheap DRY GOODS.
apq-eod2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
LUBRICATING OIL, &c.


GHESEBRO HI S PATENT LUBRI-
" eating oILs.-As agent for the sale Of these
OILS invite attention to their claims on the patronage
oftho public:
LIST They are, beyond question, the best and most
economical lubricators ever discovered.
ID Their density Is such that one gallon will lubr-
perfectly for given time, as much machinery as
gallons Of most Of the lubrcators generally used
Sd. They stand 39s Beaume and go Fahrenheit,
which il very near the weight ofsPerm
18th. They will stand heat test 81 ZOO fAhrenhet.
9Th: They will not chill at lO' below Zero
9Th They contain acid, nor has any acid whaiever
been used In their manufacture
7th They are free from all Impurities, and
ranted OF 10 gum but the contrary, will preserve
machinery free from gummy accommodations. ~.
sh They are per cent cheaper In price than other
oils. o,,
suit dealers, and respectfully solicit orders.
sun wv b. DENNIS,
Cary, between 18th and 10th SITS.
mhlsT Richmond, va.
pAVIDB. CLARK, formerly with Messrs. N. Blair &
Co respectfully informs his old customers and friends
that he can be found at the above house. and soeiis
their trade. r.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

TURPENTINE.-s4l 10 for yellow dip, per go lbs.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures.
RosIN.-COmmon, 81 80 per barrel.
TAR.-S1 60 per Dbl
Of cantc ,a;d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

The CASE OF wEsCOTT.-The case of Parker C..
wescOtt charged with swindling the United States
Government out of lot of horses, has been turned
over to the civil authorities. The Military Commits
sion have decided that since the peace proclamation
of President johnson, he does not come within
their jurisdiction. 1t will be remembered that he
deposited, when arrested with General Turner,
81 600 as security for his further appearance That
amount has been turned over to the Mayor as secu-
rity for his appearance before him on tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
MISERABLE FARM FOR SALT

MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE-TheNe
~ subscriber will sell publicly, on the l0TH~Ye
DAY OF MAY next, or privately before that date, -
his Farm, containing
327 ACRES OF LAND,
Situated In Botetour county, Virginia. one mile from
the Buchanan turnpike, Ave miles from Dibrelrs
Springs, eight miles from the Virginia Central railroad
aud within and a-ha miles Of the James River and
Kanawha canal. This Farm adjoins the lands of John
Poague, DR.. William walkup, Lewis Circle, George
Stafford, and Others and within one or two miles Of
Presbyterian and Methodist Church. The location ID
very healthy, and in an excellent neighborhood
THE DWELLING HOUSE,
Plain but comfortable, containing four and attic,
besides Kitchen, Granary, Stable and other outhouses
There is also fine
.. APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
On the place The Land Is well timbered and vatered
and adapted to the growth Of Tobacco Corn
Wheat, Oats, &c. The upland has been pronounced
very in location and soil for Vineyard. There
Is also iron ore and limestone, said to be Hrstrate
quality 100 or l75 Of the land Is under euya-
ton and fencing in good order.
There will be always some one on the premises to
show the land Further information given by address
ing me at Locust Bottom Post Office. Boetourt county
Virginia | will also offer for sale at the same time
and place, 800 bushels of CORN and 400 bushels OF
OATS Immediate possession will be given to the pur
chaser as wish to go to West Virginia.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
mhl2-ctM DANIEL CIRCLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
n OLDEN HILLS ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
THos. T. BoULDIN, NJ. A, University Virginia, Prin
\ cpal.
TH0S. T. BOULDIN, JR., Assistant.

TH0S. T. BOULDIN, JR., Assistant.
The regular session OF this school Is divided into
two terms-the first term commencing the lst Septem-
Der and closing the 3lst January; the second COM
mencing the LIST February and closing Both June
The object Of the School to prepare the student for
college for the ordinary business offe The method
Of instruction will be by daily recations 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 Of each term there will he an oral and
written examination of each class upon the studies pur
sued during that term; and when the pupil distin-
guishes himself in these examinations, certificates of
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school Is located in Charlotte county Virgil MA,
two miles from brakes Branch Depot Of the Richmond
and Danvlle Railroad, and eighty miles from Rich
mond The location has been remarkably healthy for
more than fifty years.
cepted for SESSION of ten months, three hundred dol
lars in currency, payable half at the commence
ment of each term.
REFERENCES:
Chas. l.. Mosby, Robert J. Davis, VIM. T. Yancey,
Esas Lynchburg; Rev. J. Blair Dabney, Campbell
county, Virginia Rev John A. Wharton, Liberty, Nir-
ginia Rev. John Scott, Lexington. Virginia; David
Read ESQ, Roanoke county, Virginia John b. Rad
ford, Esq Montgomery county, virginia Professors
Charles s. Venables and James L. Cabel, University
Virginia Judge John A. Meredith, Il. II Maury and
c. ii. Barksdale Esqs, Richmond; Frank q. RufHn.
Virginia: T. n Watkins and Stephen o. Souhall,
Prince Edward county, virginia jonh 3. McPhail,
ESQ.,, Norfolk; Colonel VIM. Townes, Mecklenbnrg
county, Virginia Colonel Robert Wthers, Danville,
Virginia Judge George Gmer, Pittsyl vania county,
Virginia Hon Thomas S. Flournoy, John X. Edmunds,
ESQ, and Judge william Leigh Halifax county, vir-
GINA Judge IL. H. Marshall, Henry Darlington, ESQ.,,
william B. Green, Esq, William II. Dennis, Esq, and
william T. Scott, ESQ., Charlotte county, Virginia, and
to nv present and former patrons generally.
Address THOMAS T. BOULDIN Principal,
brakes Branch POsto1hce,
ianl9 -2aw8m Charlotte county, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10
1898.

WERTBNBAKER & WILLIAMS,
Successors to
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
lq2 Main Street,
Are now receiving their Spring Stock Of
FINE CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
'. f. TRUNKS, VALISES, SC,
All of which have been purchased since the recent de-
cline In goods and will be offered at correspondingy
low prices We shall receive additions to stock by
every arrival and at all times have the latest styles
and best goods OF the season.
ne We are determined, by liberal and fair dealing
to deserve the support of own people and we ask
a share of their patronage.
mh26t WERTENBAkER Il WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-10

CARD.-In order to protect the popular re-
~ putatiOn Of our celebrated ROSE WHISkkf, and
to prevent deception being prAoeed on our customers
hereafter for their guidance and protection. the gen
uine article sold BY authorized agents Messrs 5 Z
rARDY CO., will have this card placed on the head
Of each barrel We trust By this means, TO preserve
the reputation Of brand and to guarantee dealers
against imposition. BOYLE, MILLER CO.,
/ spl0-l0t Distllers.