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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

f4nARLE:s; l.. 20 WELL >....
school, FOR BOYS
The subscriber will reopen hi: school Cor boys
on Wednesday,, the 18th Of September neSt
1T hn residence on the corner of Washington
and Duko streets, Alexandria, Virginia.
Having had more than ten year cX cEience, ne
is prepared 20 give to those entrusted to his care
a thorough course Of instruction IN tna AngIlSh
branches, Greek, Latin and Mathematics. For
those who desire tc study Fronci, q competent
teacher vi be provided.
Torn. per Guar,or Of 10 WcAkS-pAy%h!6 IN
advance.
For tuition or advanced classe:....Sl2 80 20 ;'lA
For tuit!on Of Junior ClasS.....".... 10 %
Preparatory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 W
CIIAS l.. POWELL, \: NJ,
T7REsH ARPIVAL5.-Wc are this day re-
4 cevng by stcamero trcsh supply OF Br"wn'
Crushed, GrsGulatoi and Coffee Sugars, Golden
Syrup, Rio, LGguyra and Java Coffee, Adam1n-
tine Candles: also old Cabinet WhiSkny, French
Brandy and other grades Of Liquors. Pure Cider
Vinegar, Fresh Teas, TO which we invite the at
tention Of the city and country trade, as we ere
where for cash The highest price paid for
'''''' j. +. LAKKIN,
No. l3. north Fairfax street,
oct lift Mansion House Building.
OFFICE MANASSAS GAP Z. r. CO., 49,.
" ALEXANDRIA, VA: Oct 10, l8ii.
The annual meeting of the StockhoIderS Of
this Company, will he held in the city, Of Alex
andria. 0" WEDNESDAY, the 7th day Of No,
vembpr, 1856 Bg order of the President and
Directors.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
w warranted to be the very best trUs; III
use, ior he retention and rnd'ral cure Of Her
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VIRGINIA, to with the County IT,. SoyTt '%.
Y Fairfax county, October Rules, lo'?s
man Burke against Hiram Brower--lN , uv"i, IN
Mem The object of this suit Is to a;' ior;~.
the hands Of the Collector OF IaX*s H anna for
the said Hiram Brewer by the County CoGE;: e.
this Coz COUNTY at August Cour, 1856 and 4? .Sc
the same to the paymcn: Of judgment o! 's
said plnnti against the said defsndaas:: e: 'S
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the o aged
ant is not a resident Of this State, }: !: l V NIB.
that he appear within one month alter u' 70 pro,
licaton hereof, and do what is necessary =
tcct mis- interest. 4 copy tcste. o,- c,o~t
,r,,no p q O ''Ao u -'-' oc 4-lawtT-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-24

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yyIRGINIA, to wit In the CounI,Sye ~ \.
Y Fairfax county, October rules; 1872 n ~
Ford s. Go. W.. Aaron Sutton ana w. '''
ny-In chancery. attach he
Mem Tho object of this suit is TO n .;..1n in
real estate of the defendant, Aaroh, SSnc q
the county of Fairfax, aad subject tnG H. inter.
the payment Of the sum Of sos %, "' 's57. ard
est thereon from 18th Of Soptempei, , ,%''C our:
S4 81, due by judgment OF the C"'""
Of this County. .u,h,.,hc defend
ant. Aaron Sutton, is not arcsldch:: y. ,nr north
it is ordered that he appear WYNN j:nec-
after due publication hereof, ana 90 " tn:te.
cssarv TO protect his interest a coPS clark
+. D. RICHARDoOH' .Ia+w
Dulany & Ball, ?. Q. o :. 77G:7T-.0 d
VTIRGINIA, to wit In tde Couh IS.i /.
y Fairfax county, October Jules y FL Drlany.
Ford vs. Aaron sutton and William H. p'''''
Trustee-In chancery. attach The
Mem THE object of this sui l. - ST,ton, il.
real estate of the defendant, har?" .hn sane 20
the County of Fairfax 0rd su5lee66 ~" ,,h inter,
the payment Of the sum OF So2l ~: and 81 s.
estthcreon from the DIST March, loS', OF h!'
due by judgment of the Circuit w.
county. the defend
1t appearing by affidavit fled that st This ate,
ant Aaron Sutton is not a resident ol KIN one
# is ordered that he appear here W wand. and do
month after due publication h eaeoitt ! copy
what il necessary to protect ms n I.!tSSS Clerk
teste. y; - ~ oc Al T4"-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-24
70 TUE CITIZENS OF MIssIssIPPI.


TUE termination Of a sarGuinziy contest. which
tor tn. psf four years has presented impossible
barrier - zu sociAl OF commercial intercourse be-
tween he gssat sections OF our country having
length hap lily cleared away all obstacles TO re-
neal Of those relations watch formerly bound us TO-
Gether in fraernAl union take the earliest oPper
tuuity afforded by this auspicioas event. TO greet
my Southern friends and to solicit from them . re-
nc that extensive business cannec ton which
for a quarter of ceRtxry has been uninterrupted
save by The great public calamity to which have
sdverted.
his scarcely necessary on the threshold of bus-
ness re.usiou. should repeat the wArnIAs offer
given 10 my frends-to beware Of all those spurious
a.d deleterous compounds which, under the specous
and falls, titles OF Imported Wines Brandies, Holland
GIn Liquors. kc. have been equally destructive to
the health of our citizens - preludciRi to the inter
ests of the legitimate Importer
Many years of my past life have been expended in
an open snd candid attempt TO expose these wheless
fraads: no time expense has been spared to ae
.Hi spd the puSi generally at the lowest
market price, and In such quantities as might suit
their convenience, . truly genuine Imported article
twenty-five years business transactions with the
largest aud most respectable exporting houses In
France aud Great Britain have afforded me unsurpas
sed facilities for supplying our home market with
Wines LIQUORS aud iIgmures OF the best and mo It
approved brands in Europe, in addition TO my own
dstillery in Holland for the manufacture OF the
IS chiedam Schnaps.'
The latter so long tested and approved by the med
i0ai Faculties of the United States West Indies and
South America as an Invaluable Therapeutic,
wholesome pleasant, aud perfectly safe beverage IN
all climates and during all seasons, quickly excited
tho cnpidity of the home manufacturers snd vendors
of a spurious article under the same name
that have, after much toll and expense, sur
rounded all my mportations with safeguards and di
rectiors which with ordinary circumspset ion will
insure their delivery IS l receive them from Europe
20 al my customers
would, however, recommend in all cases where i
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MOBILE DIRECTORY.

q .4pctioacers,
+. WEST 4 co.
Betting, SC,
Mt PUFFER,
BooLs Stationery Sc
a. ). BIDGOOD,
JOTINK. RANDALL,
scots Shoes So
ASCH & NEWMAN,
John POLLOCK,
4IoH,iHg
POTTS, BROWN & co
WICkS Il KIRKLAND
Commission Merchants,
BUSH, GREER d BOGLE,
l. BREWER & co.
G. BLACKWOOD & co
} II. MATHEWS n co
LEDYARDS & co.
SAUNDERS, BINGLER & co.
4. POPE,
npIC." WILLIAMS Il SONS,
= WEST & co.
s s. WEBB 4 ~
Drugs,
GEO COSTER & co.
ORA Goods, FaHcRg Notions &c
w. IL LElNKAUF n co.
Hard,rare Gc,
IRA w. PORTER 4 co.
groceries Sc
l.. BREWER Il co.
AL. POPE,
{. BLACKWOOD & co.
Merchant TaiIors,
BAARKE & KIENCKE,
Musical Instruments sc,
j. IL. SNOW,
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Foreign Gossip.

Six cholrea cases, all ending in death,
have been officially recorded at St. Pc
tersburg. Hospitals are prepared for the
reception of the terrible guest, and rules
of diet officially published in the papers,
There is rumor that the duty of militia
ry service will be rendered universal in
Russia, and reduced to seven, and in
some exceptional cases even to three
years.
Letters just received from Naples
speak of daily Garibaldian enrollments
for Rome under the pretext of Mexico
and Ireland) which take place in the
Garibaldian cafes of the Toledo The
men are dispatched in conveys of TWEEN
ty-fve. eighteen or fifteen to the towns of
the Terra di Lavero, Abruzzo and Aveli-
no, there to wait for orders.
Lord Granville, who did not succeed
Lord Palmerston in the Premiership, sue
ceeds him as Lord Warden of the Cirque
Ports. 1t is not very lucrative Office,
comforting upon the holder no other sub
stantial advantage than the right to live
in WaImer Castle but it is very hon.
orable one, and was held by the Marquis
of Dollhouse and the Duke of Wellington
in immediate priority to Lord Palmer
ston. The Mastership of the Trinity
House-an even more honorary Office
will be offered to the Prince of Wales.
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ConrorNp INrEnEsr Norks.-ws

COMPOUND INTEREST NoTEs.-Ws
copy the following description of com.
pound notes:
1t is a note having three years to run.
on which no interest whatever ia paid un.
til the principal becomes due, but on
which the accruing interest is compound
ed every six months. It 10 legal tender
for this principal only. Aten dollar note
therefore is worth at maturity, by com.
pounding the interest, about eleven dol
lars and ninety. FIVE cents, ornearly twelve
dollars. The holder is entitled to present
at the Treasury, and'to receive in law
full money, in round numbers, twelve dol
lars. By the law as it now stands, the
note is at no period to be a legal tender
for more than ten dollars, and so much
is expressed on the face of the nsts IL
self.
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COTTON SEED.

WE are now receiving large lot of Cot
ton Seed of the crop of 1865. This seed was
put up by one of the most reliable planters
in Mississippi, and we warrant them fine
and genuine fresh seed.
Planters wanting the genuine article and
no mistake win find them, at a small profit
on cost, at ROBINSON d co.
Jackson, Jan. 4, IA65. 10 d.
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Essentials 10 Productive Farming.

The following sixteen essentials to pro-
ductive farming are from the pen OF the
editor of the American Farmer:
!. Good implements of husbandry aud
plenty of them, which should always DC
kept in perfect order.
.. Deep blowing and thorough pulveriza-
ton of the soil by the free use of harrow,
drag and roller.
g. An application of lime, mari or ashes,
where calcerouS matter or potash may not
he present in the soil.
A. A systematic husbandry of every sub
stance on a farm capable of being converted
into manure, as systematic protection of
such substance from loss by evaporation or
waste of any kind, and a careful application
of the same to the lands in culture.
s The draining of all wet lands, so as to
relieve the roots of the plants from the Ill
effects of a superabundance of water, con
dition equally pernicious as drouth to their
healthy growth and profitable fluctitica-
tion.
G. The free use of the pillow, cultiYator and
hoe, with all row-cultured crops, SO as to
keep down at all times the growth of grass
and weeds, those pests which prove so des-
tfuctiye to crops.
a. Seeding at the proper time with good
seed, and an equal attention as TO the period
of working the crops
g. Attention to the construction of and
repair of fences, so that what is made
through the tolls and anxious cares of the
husbandman may not be lost through the
NEGLECTED. protect his crops from the depre-
dations of stock.
O. Daily personal superintendent on the
part of the master over all the operations OF
| the farm, no matter howrgood II manager lie
NAV have or however faithful his hands
NAV he, as the presence of the head of g
farm and the use of his eyes are worth seve
raj pairs of hands.
! To- Labor saving machinery, so that one
may render himself as Independent as need
| ful of neighborhood labor; as sense OF thu
Imperative independence of the employer
-'ch labor, begets n disposition o.
co.. a aithfnlness on the part o.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-24

RELIEF FOR Mrs. JACKSONVILLE
Houston Telegraph, of the 14th inst, re-
ports that the benefit given at the theatre,
for the relief of the widow of StOnewall
Jackson, netted $500, which has been
placed in the hands of the Mayor of
Houston, to be forwarded.
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upon S..
the employee. "essary outDull
II Comfortable st,, the ham
borsae and stocl, oil than. 'ament
ings for the accommodation o.
and protection of the tools and imp,
as well as for the care of the poultry.
-. Clover and other grasses to form a part
of the rotation of crops, and these to be at
proper periods plowed in to form pabulum
tor succeeding crops. The clover field to be
either plastered crashed each succeeding
spring-one bushel of the former and six of
the latter per acre.
13. To keep no more stock than can be
well kept, but be sure to keep as many as can
be kept in good condition. as it is q wise
policy to feed as mHch as possible of the
crops grown on the farm and thus return to
it that which has been distracted from it.
IA. To provide good orchard and garden
one to be flied with choice fruits of all
knds-the other with vegetables of diff
ferent sorts, early and late, so that the table
may at all times be supplied, and the sur
illus contribute to increase the wealth of
the proprietor.
IS. The taking of one or more good agri-
cultural papers.
IS 1t is better to cut grain just before it
is fully or dead ripe When the straw i'm
mediately before the grain ripens Is SO dry
that on twisting it no ijuice is extracted, it
should be cut, for there is then no circula-
ton of juice to the ear
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
OF j A e. K SO NJ
-. Advertise m c ntS i'm the Clarion.

attorneys al LdW
W. NJ ESTELLE.
w. T. WITHERS.
i RooL sellers and StafOHers.
TTTCOMB & POWELL.
Il Ciogys Tobacco, Fruits, DC,
sPENGLER & ZEHNDER
4 Commission Merchants.
TT. OWEN & Co.
i Bankers.
st GREEN.
NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON
E3Drags, Chemicals, Re,
ASH & LEMLY.
BUCK, BAILEY Il co.
CRAFT & JOHNSON
J. n. CANNON.
ErDJess Company.
pTONEER-E. 4. COCHRAN, A&t.
DRY Goods.
HOWARD SHAW s. co.
RANDALL 4 PUTNAM
ROBINSON Il co
Dentists
DIR c. 5 KNAPP.
Foundry and Machine Shop.
10 STEVENS
E1DRtpa
d FLANNERY.
Groceries Family and Plantation Supplies.
ABRAHAM 4 SMITH.
HAWKINS g. DOTI.
HOWARD, SHAW & co.
T. F. OWEN g. co
RANDALL & PUTNAM
h,yd,eare, Stores, &c.
F. c. NEWCOMER
jIote.s
DICKSON HOUSE
MRS. J'LUSSERS.
Irebaat Ttdloyt
SHAW & .DGHERTY.
Pbgsicions
DR. r. KELLS.
,s'aint1g, House Sign and OJEeb,sAtQi
WN FRENCH.
Printing
CLARION BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
Eesfar0nt
KEEsECKER q, LAIR
IeaI estate 1gents.
w. T. WRITER'S.
Saloons.
STAG SALOON.
PHOENIX SALOON.
4 clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c
JOHN CLEARY
stores, TiHro,s4scc.
REFS q GOATS.
Saddles, Harness sc.
CD. Subway.
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DOLBEAR CONN ERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF rHB CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Ia,
Corner Camp and & OmmOn,
Opposite the City Hotel,
Entrance on both streets, IN the spacious
and elegant Story Builing, is constantly IN Ses-
sion uHder eight able Professors.

Ii was founded in ls32-has Charter from the
State as permanent Institution under the direction
of Board of Trustees appointed by the Legislature,
and is authorized TO confer degrees Diplomas etc.
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2PrOfessipual Cards.
Pan1OV91

Removal.
nRa KNAPP has removed TO his rooms in
~ Hilzheims building Corner Of State and
Pearl street where he il prepared to attend to those
who desire DENTAL OPERATIONS performed in
the most careful and skillful manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted from one to an entire set, on COLO
sllver or Vulcanite base The later new improve
and guaranteed TO give satisfaction in All cases.
:.
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/. G.. MOREY,
Ne. - Union Street, Third Floor Netc o.
leans, { p. q. Boz No. 2405
REAL TATE AZ E m 7

VIII Buy, Sell, ~ Lease Plantations or IOwn-
Property.
lie refers to the following well known gentlemen,
and to all others who have had business transac
lions with him. al jackson and Canton, Miss, du-
ring the past fifteen years Hon. VIM Ierger,
J. q T. Green jackson, Miss C.. NJ Barber and
A IL Arthur, Yicksburg, Miss; Hon. Locke +.
Houston, Aberdeen Miss Hon. II. l.. Jarnigan,
Macon. Miss L. l.. Adams, No. As Union ST., Gen.
G. f Smedes, ST James Hotel j. X. Powell g. w.
r Stuart, No Carondelet St, A. j. Gillespie, los
Gravier st. New Orleans; F. NJ. Avery, Memphis,
Tenn; j. b. ID. DeBow, Washington city, ID. c.
an -3mos
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EACHERS CAR.

A SOUTHERN LADY competent 10 teach 1lu
sic on the Piano also the French language as wen
as all the English branches, and DTaWing deSISs
| situation in 4 Seminary private laInny. hlgh
references given as to character and ability Please
1 T .oS, Shubuta Miss
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-24
EDUCATIONAL
"ANTEn

teacher competent TO instruct classes in Math-
ematics Good wages and a permanent situation
can he had Apply TO the undersigned at the Sum
nerville Institute.
THOMAS S. GATHRIGHT.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-24
NEW STORE AND

NEW STORE AND
GOODS
THE subscribers are now receiving a largo and
desirable stock
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
VaIentiR Edging,
swiss and j nCkOmct Ed$inS,
Inserting and Bands,
Ladies' Cloak, HINTS aud
CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
BAG CLING AND ROPE,
with large assortmento of
Ladies, Kid GsniGrrs,
Morocco and Lasting CATERS,
Gents and Bows
Fine Calf Bo ,ts and Shoes, Mud Boots
BrogAns runks, VAlises Carpet
Bags, Crockery, &c,
which bought low for cash and will be sold st
small profits, at cur neE store
Pearl Street, Jackson Mss.
Robinson a. 90.
would be pleased to see my old friends, and the
friends Of the late firm Of Robinson Win6lsy & Co..
and solicit their patronage for the above firm,
JSO. w RO BINSON.
j. n, DANIEL
Is with the firm of Robinson Co. and would be glad
his friends and the patrons of the late firm Of
Thomas Daniel. Dec ldtf
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NEWTON HIGH = IiG'OL.

TU1uIs Trstitr+iop will ho ono,a5 ~, +ba -TRST
l. MONDAY OF FEBRUARY next, under re
supervision of
REV JAMES D. WEST, Principal
ID. W. HAMITER.
IT is prOposeditO make this first class school.
Those who may desire to prepare their for Col
lege give them thorough practical education,
respectfully invited to the following considera
tions.
LIST. Newton Station situated on the Southern
Railroad thirty miles west of Meridian is easy of
access, and a very healthy location
I'd, ID WHamiter, who is an experienced teacher,
aud christian gentleman, will furnish board and
lodging for boys and young at HIS own
den ce -.
"a Those who may be interested as to the ability
and ouai acatons of the Teachers, respectfully
Rev J Wa 1del, d Chairman University Miss
Rev ! n Aiexan Ter. KOsciusko, Miss.
ttoS Roht Hunt ~gton Carthage Miss
Rev X S Gladney, Abt>edeeH
DIR L Watts, Newton
TERMS.
Primary Department. . M
Classics and Higher Branches Mathema tics : w
Board and Lodging - - ~
Payable in specie or its equivalent at the end OF
each month Newton Miss. Jan i9uA"''n
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TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Incksnu. Miss ian 18th lS6G

ALL persons holding Auditors Warrants registered
by me, HEREBY notified that money IS now IN tie
Treasury to pay all Warrants registe red from Nov
30th 1865, to Jan 10Th lSGG, inclusive.
JOHN II ECHOLS,
liJaulw State Treasurer.
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SIOO REV. ARD!

SSTOLEN from the Subscriber near Pattona
CClaiborue county. Miss, on night of 18th Of Jan
a thorough bred blood bay STALLION. six years
old this Spring, sixteen hands high, heavy name and
tail star in the. fcce hind foot white branded
on the left shoulder with the letter j. and has very
small dark spot his left hip.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of
the horse to me, or for putting him in any stable
where l get him.
ian 23dlw W.T. ID W JONES, NJ ID
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les & KIRTLAs,N
d BOYLE,
. G t Or
ERAL
lERCHAED
Ala.
ISOLATED theu,..,.
and n respectfuiIsI.,l' =
= General COM,
mutton, Young -
REER, !
E,
t i Boyle &n. X
furnish Bavn,'se.
Aug SSiE 4
.hEoN D. BRos
BROWN.
IN & co. 4
I'd Retail
} B O YpS
ling
Is and Hsl
lcis Street,
Old Stand."
Mobile, Al,
FER & CO.
D RETAIL
lists
Street No.
ALA.
> attention of
unity at larp,
wv STOCK
mt Medicin
as, Spic@,l
AND AMERICA
other varietie
'th Combs,
'ressing Com
Il KINDS.
DEN SEEDS,
aCktng.
and 1'ruSSes.
,tic1es kepth
Drug Store.
IN Manufactursn
n, We ars there
BEST QUALITf
ankful for ferma
R. s. VT
d co.
ACTORS
ERCHANTS
nnnerCe ST.
LA.
.rly with MesSrG
ve hnuHe. sept lst
ms s. SONS,
JCIS STREET
EFM.
ACTORS
ERCIIANT
on cotton which d
ped to Now Yofi
ton consigned ID
.npt Returns
II. l.. HoPH
! & CO,
"a 7TerehAnn
fry PrOdnt
D Northern !
Iods.
'hA 81 ! "nis Si'
AZ.
co
\ AlERCHAS
,r,er,e st
'I'NChE'
L a | | 0 +
''' 4? me H""'
'i"'
Pc
T.
d Co.
. T.
Is. and ri, tho 20 "a 3
"A Also a'i will diI'T n,Ir
receipt of We
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us, SplceS,t
AND AMERICA
other varietias
'th Combs,
Il KINDS.
DEN SEEDS,
aCktng.
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; attention ofA
unity at larp.
Nv STOCR'
/
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05
BANK NOTICES.
REMOVALS.

d E OV A i.
Z. G. JAMES s. CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have removed to their large store, sou.h side Of
Cary street, third door from Thirteenth street.
They have IN store
Extra and supcrfne Virginia Flour
Superior old kentucky Rye Whskey
Extra quality French Brandy
ScuppernOng Wine
Soused Pigs Feet
Cauva-ed Hams
Also large lot of heavy staple Dry Goods, all Of
which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates TO
close consig nments ...
They solicit cOnsignments Of all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE and are prepared to
receive a large quantity of storage.
E. q. JAMES Co,
Cary street
decl5-tf "a door from above Thirteenth street.
DEMOVAL.-ON TIE FIRST OF JANU-
III ary 1866 we will remove business to Nos. 20
and ISL Broadway, (up stairs directly opposite A T.
Stewart i Co. HALL, SOUTHWlCh y 90.
n B-we would call attention, in connection with
above notice OF our removal to our increased facilities
for ma ufacturing Ladies', Misses AID Childrens Ma
chine Sswed Work of all kinds. dec22-Gm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05
NKW YORK ApVERTIsEMENTs.

>----~-sN0~,0|
9 ARES.
~ THoMsEN & PRBUse,
Va. ga WEST 9TH STREET MAR sIH AVENUE,
NEW YORK,
Call the attention OF the public and OF the
BANKERS, MERCHANTS AND JEWELLERS
Espseiallv to their new PATENT FIRE, BURGLAR
and POWDER PROOF sAPES, which, for durability,
satv and neatness Of FORM excel all other safes here
tofore offered to the trade. They manufactured
an entire different plan OF the very best mate rails
aud in every respect reliable. They be had from
80 81 900 and upwards, and guaranteed TO last
for years Business in want Of Safes will md
Il their interest call and examine for them
selves Orders solicited For circulars and further in
formation, address above. All orders addressed TO
our house will meet with prompt attention.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05

IRISH WHlSKEY,
warranted genuine.
3 bbls. Pure Rye Whiskey
g., nune French Brandy
81 champion Apple Brandy
Holland Gin
Ram
CI,ret, Madeira, Port and sherry Wine
London Porter
Cigars
Gunpowder and Black Teas. superior quality
Crushed, Powdered, Extra and Brown Sugars
New sugar-cured Hams and Breasts
Leaf Lard
Java, Lguayra and Rio Coffee
Adamantine and Tsllow Candles
French and Enlish Mustard
Bread Soda and Yeast Powders.
Fer sale by JOHN N. HIGGINS,
No. Franklin street, near the Old Market
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