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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09

L. J. fDDIEas. o. MORGAN.
IDDIEGs MORGAN,
Dsaiersin IN Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries.
Croekery, Hardware. Carpeting. Sole Leather. &c,
at the sign of the Empire Store" Market Street
Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09

McCOMBs, 7ssIITlIs Z ADAMS,

W kolesals and Retail dealer in American and For
elgn HARDWARE. iron. Nails. Glass, &C; Van Cor
der's Block. Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09
GROCERS.


JP FREER. 2-, SMITH.
FREER q SMITH,
Dealers In Groceries aud provisions, Wooden and
Stone W are. Market Street, a arren, 0hio-Oe 10
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09
I. PECK.

" l5aesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Amer
Ican Dry Goods. Groceries. Urockery, &e., Corner
OF Main and Market streets. " srreh. Uhio. II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

Proceedings of Congress. :

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, June &c. "a bill was re-
ported from tho Committee on tho District of
Columbia for tho establishment of Reform
School for boys in the District. A bill was also
introduced TO establish tho metropolitan Club of
tho District Of Columbia, which was referred to
tho Committee OH the District. A bill was passed
authorizing tho construction of q bridge across
tho Cuyahoga River, at Cleveland, Ohio Tho
House bill to amend the organic act of Washing
Senate then took up tho bin to amend tho act
establishing the Frecdmen's Bureau. An amend
mend was agreed to providing that tho lands held
by negroes in South Carolina and Georgia, under
General Shermans order, shall bo given up on
the 1st Of next January, and the freedmen shall
be allowed to purchase lands acquired by the Go
vernmont from tax sales. The bill was then pass
ed. Tho Senate afterwards went into executive
session. and, ut it's close, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENThTIyEs.-A letter from the
Postm ster General in relation to certain abuses
in tho uso of the frankng privilege was read to
tho House, and the Committee on Postofices was
instructed to inquire as to what stops should be
taken to prevent such frauds. number OF bills
of minor Importance was then taken up and
passed. The Committee on Commerce reported
back the Senate bill regulating the transportation
OF nitro,glycerine with amendments, which were
agreed to. The bill was then passed number Of
other bills were reported from the same committee
and passed by the House. A joint resolution was
passed authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to sell the Government stock (eight hundred
shares) in the Dismal Swamp Canal. The bill to
amend the organic act of Washington as amend
ed by tho Senate, was taken up and tho amend
menus were agreed 10.
The Senate bill allowing the Union P,. ifc Rail
road Company {Kansas City branch) to change
the route of their road so as to go by tho smoky
Hill route to Denver Oity, and thence to connect
with the main branch Of the Union Pacific Rail
road at some point within fifty miles Of that place,
was passed after long discussion. The Senate
temporary accommodation Of the Department OF
State was passed, with an amendment reducing
the appropriation for that purpose to twenty five
thousand dollars. The House soon aftor ad.
iourned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

ONE FREEpMAN KILLS ANorHEn.-On Sunday
afternoon, about o'clock, negro man, Andrew
Jackson by name, carpenter, who formerIv be.
iongssd to Mr. Henley, shot and instantly killed led
1 onged to Mr. Hamp Park, The shooting was e,
done done, with a large size weapon, which had been
made from an Enfield rifle barrel, cut off eoma
eight inches from the butt, retaining the lock,
hammer, &C., fitted roughly on o stock. The bail
(minnie) entered Sandys breast Just below the
collar bone and came out Of his back, and he died
instantly: The affair occurred in the street of
'Kelleryille." a collection Of houses q short dis
tance north Of Camp Montgomery. A dispute
arose arc between the two concerning small amount,
not exceeding two and half dollars which An,
drew drew claimed Sandy owed him. Words ensued,
= %nich St resulted in fight, in which Sandy came
= out best Andrew went back into his house. iu
t9 H9hI OF which tho fight occurred TO get his pis-
s wnfn nc had laid aside before engaging In
sne Puglistlc encounter and started of to report
SANDY TO the Bureau. The latter followed; words
et ,he @ ana tnen the shooting. They were apart
xnS1agg towards the other carried
7as delivered to the oyiI hsgen.s by whom he
1s0nt to jail. C0,unsbAs San, '' anu W 'hon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nav oath 1870

CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 2sth, 1855.
1have examined Professor BERNHARDTs' very COM
better adapted than any have before SET to remedy
the mperfeotion OF vision that be benefited by the
use OF Gasses The and Of the Crys
testify from personal experience Irecommend Proes
sor with confidence and great cheerfulness
to the patronage Of the public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
THE ADVANTAGES

OF these Spectacles over all Others
1st.-The only true Lens known, being
perfectly free from chromac light we'll known to be
the injury the vision and which makes the
change from specaces to Glasses Of stronger powers so
often required whie both and distant objects are
seen with equal facility through the same Glasses.
2d.-Can be worn with perfect case for
any length of time OF sitting, giving astonishing
clearnesB Of vison particularly by candle or other ar
cal nght-comfort to the spectacle hitherto un.
know.
3d.-When tho eyes ache or pain through
the action Of a bright light such Is reflected from
snow, sunny weather, white paper, and In reading.
writing sewing vivid colored bodies these lenses
by softening tho effect most agreeable sensation
and give great relief
4th.--In all nervous affections of the eyo
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eth.-Proof OF superiority over the old
kind OF Spectacles They used exclusively all the
hospitas for dseases of the in Berlin Prussia and
elsewhere.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

cheerfuy concur in the opinion above expressed of
the value Of Professor BEnEHAnDrs Gasaes aud their
adaptabiity to all defects Of vision, and to hs s
and judgment III adapting the glass special i'm
perfection. II. ". DRSAUsSURE M D.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
Adjournment of Congress.

From an editorial article in the Richmond Err.
anainer Of Tuesday we copy the following extract
That effete instrument, the Constitution of the
United States, which very few outside of the
South, except the President ever think of re-
speoting-that compact which the fathers of the
Radical party once characterized as ca league
with death and covenant with hell" contains a
provision to which we would for moment invite
attention
In the third section Of the second article 1t is
provided that, in case of disagreement between
the two Houses Of Congress as to the time of ad-
journment, the President may adjourn them to
such time as he shall think proper. Here is, in
disputably, power of adjournment vested in the
President, whore Congress disagrees. And more
than this is implied i'll that section. The framors
OF the Constitution clearly were Of opinion that
Congress should be forced to adjourn when
through perVersity or a worse motive they would
not agree to do 80. Therefore, it is made the i'm
perative duty Of the President to adjourn that
body when they disagree as to the timo when the
country shall be relieved Of them.
But how is it when Congress will not adjourn at
all /; will not even consider the time of adjourn
ment but for party purposes, determines to set
indefinitely ? Is there no remedy or relief in such
case2 We maintain there is; that the refusal
to adjourn, the absence Of any agreement or de-
termin alton on the part of the legislative body to
dissolve ITSELF when the welfare Of the country re-
qulres it, presents q case Of disagreement that
calls for the Interpolation of Executive authority
Especially does this view and the argument based
upon 1t become cogent when the power in Con-
gress is found to be welded by REASONABLE or
rebellious faction, seeking to prolong it's power
and save it's neck from the tier by usurpntion
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

'TALEs OF A TRAvELLER."-The travelling cor
respondent of the New York Herald relates the
following as having recently happened between
Mobile and Meridian
During temporary stoppage of the train, we
had quite lively time of it for few minutes.
Most OF the passengers were placidly gathering
pistol was heard, and two big men came running
round the cars, revolvers in hand, firing upon ono
little man who was uparmed. They we're the en-
glneer and fireman of the train, amusing them
newsboy who had formerly been in the Federal
army 1t was one Of the most cowardly outrages
faVe ever seen. The engineer took deliberate
but without effect; the firearms (pistols) only
snapped. All the passengers, southern as well as
northern, were loud in their condemnation of this
dastardly piece Of cowardice, and an ex-cooneI of
the rebel army Colonel Meek) was foremost in
Interfering in behalf OF the lad,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
OHoc Iours from o A. nj. TO II. M.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES' ENTRANCE
Second Floor, Private Parlor No. q.

n. B.-owing to engagements elsewhere Prof. Bunu.
uAnDT WIZ DO able 70 remain hero but abort TINA only
Nd ~ ." lnacs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
EEMALE acnooL.-,ias. GENERAL 5.

TEMALE SCHOOLGIRLS. GENERAL s..
4 COOPER viii opcn BOARDING SCr"oL for
YOUNG LADIES. at her residence, near tie Episcopal
TheOl0 -i.ai seminary, Fairfax county, Va.
The Schnu. viii 10. situated In ia" mit't Of I3hned
and reIi. ou- s.c-jy, and will have beside many SUI
peror advautg."-. Competent assistance ha- been en-
.,ased iH.trGa iu Ancient anI Modern l%nsuag f>
Mithctnat.s, Brir Letr- So, making the 'ouis" -
thorough ami rIrura or best I"mtl" semi
u,r-. amt :hr !u cs Dep t,tin,nt will be- Gnirr the
direction OF % competent Professor.
Til. lpuus ia!,r wiz 10. under The dir''; supervi-
sion "t 10. - 'H.. pei 40 .h ii!n''s.
The first session wiz nagin ,hc FIST day 81 March,
aui t...tinu. u.ft jLe lHh IL lriy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS., MARCH IL.

Les, business was transacted at the Stock Board
to-day than on any previous day this year. and with
the exception Of Government bonds all securities
closed dull and depressed.
CoFFEE.-Rio II! to Gle LaguayTa 2l3 to 224c.
Java = to 29-Gll gold.
FSorr.-lIowaid Street Super and Cut Extra
sSiS o.: Shipping Extra - CD; Retailing Extra,
- 25A9 80; Family, Sll 50dl2; OHIO super. 81 75a
). Shipping Extra -: Retailing Extra, S9a9 - ;
Family Sll 5OLl2; City Mills Standard super
SSaS so: shipping brands Extra sllall 90; Bal
iimore Family, S4 80; Baltimore High grade In
ira Sl2 70.
Rye EuUr.-S3 75li.
torn McaL-S3 80.
Backlricat lIeqL-Pennsylyania $500 to 81 % ;
New York State 81 30 per 100 lbs bulk.
Vhe0t.-Wmte - % to So Red -
10 - -.
corn. Mixed, 67a65 cts; White, % to Il cts.
Yellow 65 70 81 cts.
OItS.-iS 20 - cts, weight.
MoLASSEs.-New crop c!ayed Cuba, 80 to 45c.;
Cuba Muscovado, 10 to SOC; New English Island
10 to zoe. Porto Rico, 30 to 75r., Tor old and new
Provisions BdcOH.-ShOulders II cts; Sides,
II cts Plain Hams 2l5 TO p cts. Sugar cureu
- To % cts. for uncovered canvassed. 2la2oc.
BUR- lIcot-Shoulders II! cts; Sides loi to lo3
cts. Clear.ribbed l5i cts
Lard.--Westen lSl TO Isl cts; Butchers anu
City, III to Is cts.
Pork.-S27 5Oa2S for Mess, and nominal,
SALr-Gruuud Alum - to > 10; Worthington'
Fine 50 80 TO IS 60; Ordinary Fine 50 30 to IS 40
Turks Island 90 cts per bushel.
SEEuS.-Clover So 80 to So %; FlaXseed - 80;
Timothy S4a4 10.
SrGARs-Cuba and L. ]. fair to good refining
$40 5Odll 90: Cuba and r. |. grocery Sll 5Oal? %
Cuba and t. l. prime to choice grocery SIS OOal+ w
Porto Rico fair good grocery sig 25al2 To- Porto
Rico prime to choice grocery Sl3all 80.
WHlSKEY.-Westeu - - To = -, and City - 2Si
stock and demand limited Pennsylvania, > 26.
REMAEKS-CO nee--For Rio there is but limited
enquiry. Flour-Rates firm for retailing brands
particularly for City Mills, which is in light supply
Corn unsettled under heavy receipts, Oats quiet
Provisious-Stock light ana held with some firm
ness. Salt dull and heavy. Whiskey inactive and
dropping, owing to the uncertainty attending the
action of Congress on the tax bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
LAND AGENCIES. &c.
SOUTHERN LAND AND MINING OFFICE

ATKINSON, TEN EYCK & CO., Commission neT
chants, 22s Main street, Richmond, Virginia, buy ahC
sell on commission all descriptions of
REAL ESTATE,
Hines Of Coal Iron, Copper, Lead &c Quarries, Fur
naees, Mills and Water Powers large estates eVP rec
and mapped out at moderate cost charge Ur regis
Iraion.
WHITE LABOR, Of every description, supplied a
short notice Imported 6UANOS and superiur Ferti
lzers.
Southern Products received on C1n.ignment
Genetai Agency SOulh for "Tuite's LIBERATED Hori-
zontal Water bee, the Grca cs; impro known
for economy and increase Of powers. Inventors
Agency for examining ard preparing Models, Drawing,
and spcc fcons for United States Patent Office Gene
raj Agency Of Widrrs Salama uder SAFES which stood
the test in great ire Wheeler wilson Sew n2
M.rbnes universally acsuow the hest for iai,
sewing; HOwe's Sewing Machines, the best IN u>e 10
a, febyI-tI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
Ey James II. T-yior. AGc.i"u, =
fOHi,,. ouua.ite the >uut- wood i!,iut1

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF YALU .iGLE 81
PROPERTY. il me COUNTY of Ns"e4H
Kent At AUCTIuN.-Ey virtge 81 d"'d g.
trust exrru' cd To- ne "a. trustee by Fl"MinE y.
Cruep Il ,r-i h November, l.tj AMI 'c"'l in the
Clerk, otca 81 the C0nrt COM; 81 -" Nm i"r Ger
tam purposes Ihcr,iu mentioned Will Irie I'D 10 sell
on TIlUESDAY Eth March 1865 - ihs l'"fg>''S' ~
/. o'clock ~, the 1EhCT "f LAND IN ih" county
81 New heat about - mile. from EirhE"nd, ~ iho
Within burg road. and tour mile from the W INTO
House There j. in the tract ab1r' - 'rt'-' more or
,. about 2ut ciclr 3 ard TIL ar-"T portion 81
The balance IN i.intl growth and very valuable for
iCb-r or wood being the Land ,H WL.,h The sad
Crnmp rmoriy resided.
Tbr imrr,v, nant- consist Il T " " = Or
DWELL nj HuI'>E NEARLY new ard al ths necessary
ont .huildingg. such 90 ga It'r-, stable, Ne.
There j. on the land NAIL ia sbunithcr ant 'ai 90
access Any p.t,rn wishing t" purchase f"r TIE pur.
p,,se or faruiin lud engaging 10 The lumber and wood
business, have Hr' Opportunity q se"u,n" dr'ir-
abb. place COM cn 10 III. lI.rGud o. he Lchnoud
AMI YORK River Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE--TAIce hundred dollar, 30 cash ba-
lane. At one two tr," and four year. ih' purchaser
10 awe bond and security and "l ""ru-t To- ii de-
frrrtd payments, and 10 pay IN" ;'T's for l'df
JASE~ TAYLOR,
mhlO-; Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14

WANTED

w ANTED---A partner, with a capital Of
w or two hundred dollars, to engage in a
light, pleasant and honorable business that is pay
ing we'll.
To that has lost leg in the late war, and who
possesses any mechanical genius Whatever, will find
this excellent opportunity OF realizing eomforia-
BILE living.
No need apply but those of steady and industri
Gus hahils.
Address Box 81, Charlottesville, Va.
mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
rnRACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND March 10.
Seyenty.eight hogsheads were opened to-day; co
were put up at auction. There we've reflections OF
bids on Q: balance sold as follows: One at 81 60,
one at 81 10 one at s. three al So one at 50 40 two
at So - four at So 90 two at 81 two at 81 90 one
at IS - one at s. one at $40 % one at 80 90 one
at $40 90 two at SO 40 one at Sill one at Sll %,
two at 10 one at 81? p two at sl3 one at Sl3 %,
one at sl4 10 one at SIS three at SIS 80 three at
s6 two al sl6 80 two at sl7 two at Sl7 80, one at
SIS, one at SIS 80. two at SO, one at $40 one at
s2l, one at SO
In New York on the 18th instant, no sales of note
were made, but a small business WIS done IN job
blng way. al full prices, including thirty hogsheajs
Kentucky at from &c to 2i4c, and - cases OF Seed
leaf chiefly At -.
In Cincinnati on the 9th instant the market Tor
leaf was dull and sales light; sales p hogsheads
new Western Virginia from 81 - TO $40; ) Missouri
from 50 20 to IS 81, & Mason county from ~ 30 TO
80 90.
In Petersburg on Monday last, there were no sales
at the warehouses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14

TIM WAY To MAZE MoNEY.-One single Pc
terSburg merchant has one hundred new adj
refreshments in the EcpreSs OF saturday. That
man knows what the true secret ot success IN
business is, and is bound 10 get rich. There is
nothing like printers lux to help man along
in the world, and those business men only who
use it literally, succeed in amaSsiug fortunes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
BY A. y. Stoke. 4 Co. AnetIoaeer..

A UCTION SALE.-We will sell on FRI
"A DAY, 10Th Instant, at our warehouse. corner Fif-
teanth and Cary street,. commencing ~ ii o'clock,
,rse and ie.irable stock 81 GRuCERiES To which we
invite deacEs.
Parties de iriug to send gootto his sale will please
do 80 b.for. Thur-day evening. Particular day before
,ale \. !. Stokes \ 90.
luhlS Il Auciioresrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Tn, combination Of ingredient, in these Pill, is the
result Of long auI extensive practice. They mild
in their operation aud DO harm 90 ia, most del
ieae; certain in correcting all irregularities, Painful
Nsp,trustou, removing all distractions Whe,herfr
cold OF otherwise, headache, pain in the side tiPa
ton of the heart whites an ueryoa, affections, hy-e
ric,, fatigue pain in the back and limbs, Se disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption OF nature.
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
wa the commencement Of a iu the treatment
of irrsu arcs and distractions which have cJu> gned
so many Co premature grave. No female can enjoy
good health unless she is regular sut whenever an
cline These Pills form ihe tRcst preparation ever
NM forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS
DON'T BE DECEIVED. Tske this advertisement e"
your Druggist, and tell him that you want The best and
most re- able Female Medicine IN the world, which l.
comprised Ca these Pills.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been standard remedy f0r over thirty years aud
are the most edsctual ever known for all COM
pisnt peculiar 20 Females. To all CLASSES they are IN
valuable inducing WITH CERTAINTY, periodical res0-
larity.
At different periods throughout the country having the
sanction of ,ouie Of the most eminent Physicians IN
America.
Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with each box. The price uue Dollar per box,
OF six boxes for - containing from ID TO Co Pills
| Pills sent by mail, promptly secure from
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\ sold by Druggists generally.
| HCTCHlN6S HlLLYER, Propretors,
/ p Dcy street, New York.
DGSold in Richmond by K W. POWERS.
ldec2-eOd6ml
| TUST RECEIVED, the latest StvIe OF LA
] 81 DIES DRESS BUTTONS, Ladies' Isle Thread
GAUNTLErS beautiful article; Ladies silk aud Isle
/ Thread GLOVES together with a tine assortment n
] FANCY GOODS and PERtUMkRIES.
| JOHN HARTZ
1 Dealer in all kinds Of Trimmings, Fancy Goods
| Ana Perfumerie,, 2l7 Broad street,
mblst Between Fourth and Fiita
! SPLIT-BOTTOM CHAIRS.-I am agent for
/ - the sale Of these Chairs, made by H. H. PeTk n,
/ Of Louisa county. supply in store, for sale by
/ JOHN L. JONES,
/ mblSt Commission Merchant.
! COFFEE, COFFEE.-Java, Ceylon, l.aguay-
| ~ IA and Rio COFFEES, for sale by
ROBERT i. WILLIAMS,
mhISt No A Cary street.
IHERRINGS.-Fily barrels prime HER
| IL RINGS for sale by
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS,
mblst No. a Cary street.
TOR THE HAIR, TEETH, &c.-Savage's
il Ursina or genuine bears grease Burnett's Coco
ans Mrs Aliens Hair RestoreT, Heimstreets Hair Re-
sorer Professor Woods Restorer, SoIodont, Odouse
| lame Odontsline, Dowden's Dental fluid.
| Lubin's genuine Handkerchief Extracts, and many
other desirable toilet articles At
! POWER & McPHAILs
Drug Store, Main street.
deel5t Opposite Old Market.
| I-,,,i1- e,r-DrDy,Nt, on M L~NcI TCII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
VERY DESIRABLE AND CONvE- Isa
~ Harrison, Goddin APp1r'"n.
ncLE,;ats Broker End Aueiiouser' }

7 II y
Y <igyTLY.I.GArED RR>lDEN AMI VA l::iE
CAN'T Lnr on CnlIs,e street. opposite tac Ned
r'i caii.,. FuR SALE At AUCflnN.-Will BE-
,oiI - sgctlnn ON IN. promises. on FRIDAY, March
Ig.b a. ~ n.,Ioci r. " the iars" brok AID famed
RESIDENCE lorAiel above, 10" IL the occupancy oi
Mr. l.. = T0Tn-eBd. ,,.-,.
Tho b,u con aims hon; ten room. besides kitchen,
and has am, convenience fr the accommodation Of
lar5' iamiIV , t,.x .
to a wide aI,.y. Il will be div DEF - 10 sel' on
warrant iot ~ - f..; front.
TERMS.-pne-thirl O. h, balance At ionr ana bht
months, =oulb. NOES. interest aided s'tnied
by trust i@eiihe tax. to be pa by the purehas"r
Sale positive and with mt r-s"Tve.
HACRl-uH. GuDDlN a APPEEsoN'
mhIi-tl- Aueii'nTers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
~ Harrison. Coldin K ATpcr~ou.
ReiI E,i.t. Brokers AMI ALc,iJu-".s
YALI.AELTLOT DIN Tie !

VERY NALC ABLE LOT On iie burnt M
Y di.uicti. on thu outh ,ile e Hin l'tu".h III
Ninth and Tenth streets, FOH SALE ~ Az IioH.'
Will b. sold ~ auction, on tho premise. "a
TuurSp,Y the 18th March lsCG 70 one o'clock =.
H. that truly valuable Drr located abo'r. fronting
feet running back l.3 feet t. wide alley adjoining
Ze;elle's restaurant.
TERMS One. ivih cash; balance In inrr 'qHal In
talmsut. rayabIr a,h Nay. 1895. lsC5. D. and lt6'
for negu,iab" mole" in.rre-i added -"cnr"d oy trust
Jeed-fhr taxes To- b. paid by the pdrha.'r.
The foregoing {, justly regarded a. On" amongst tue
most valuable lot, likely ~ c"E" n the MARKET
The old BRICSS will be s"'i &" "' ''m'''' 10 a
HARRISON, GoDDiS < ArPSGs'N.
.l,n a., .u,t,.ir-rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

RICHNOND VA March Il, lNtG.
have examined Professor Brtnhardls very com
plcte assortment Of Sprclicles aud Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before -een to lehrd!
the impcrfrctions vision that be benefited by
the use Of Glasses.
The phrenes and clearness Of the crystal used is an
item worthy of special attention. as can testify from
personal experience. / recommend Professor Bern-
hardt with confidence and great cheerfdlness to the pa
tronage of the public
Albert SyEAD NJ. D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
SEWING MACHINES. 81.

TUCEIXG, sTlrCniE". EMCEoiveIr CDiLTi2G,
Aal rrals 70. ~ g'ipu %
FAMILY SEWING,
Beautifully loar "a 30.
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R-MiCHiNEs REPAIRED. mh!s n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-14
TEEMs roR ruE SESSION oF Five MONTHS.

For board and tuition IN English, including
fuel, washing aud Lights, IN currency $40 %
French Greek and Lain zach ,. 10 %
Nnsic with use Of If. m, ..r month ) 90
Each pupil VIII be- required 10 furnish her own tow
els and pair 90, sheets and pillow slips Payments
ouehalf To be paid in advance, and the balance to be
raid the close Of tn" session. Pupils will be recev-
ed at any tine during the session, will be required
to pay only from the date of their commence mt.