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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-29

ICE! ICE! ICE!-The subscriber having succeeded,
at very great expense, in filling his large house
with Potomac Ice, Of very superior quality, is now
prepared to receive orders for the coming season.
He would advise all private families, keepers Of
hotels, clearinghouse, confectonaries, &c., who
wish supply through the entire season, to mako
early application, and they will not be disappointed
as many were last summer, by two small deal
ers In that article, who attempted to furnish and
failed in tho hottest weather, when it was most
wanted.
He has the largest house in the District, and win
feel bound to furnish those who commence with him
until next December if they require it.
Persons wishing ice before the season for deliver
ing from the wagons, can get it By sending to the
store, where It ID kept constantly on hand.
q. p. GILMAN,
feb "a Druggist, Penn. Avenue.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-29

CECOND WARD NOTICE.-The undersigned,
~ having been appointed commissioners under the
MAYORS proclamation to hold an election for five
delegates to meet in convention hereby give notice
that the said election will be held Friday, the lst
dpy Of March. at 10 o'clock, in the room of the
Washington Library.
JOHN c. RIVES,
. feb 29-2t R. FARNHAM.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
FEBRUARY %, 1914.
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
w. Sidden, New Orleans; J. w. Gill and lady,
Ohio; A. Cunningham, John Covington, Colonel M.
Langhorn, l.. w. Langhorn, Charles Sheldon and
lady, Va; Madame Darusemont, Bait. George w.
Knott New Orleans; J. P. Mccormick, ]. W. Hall,
Bait L. A. Beall, Ga; w. s. Bushton, Geo Gil
derHew, John Alexander, Phila.; DR.. John Martin
and lady, Washington.
CITY (FuLLER's) HOTEL
H. Kaufelt, Pa; S. H. Phillips, A. Wright, Bait
H Fairfax, Va. A. Brown, G. c. Bates, J. Howard,
Detroit; Colonel Alexander, Alexandra; r. w.
Griswold, Miss Whitney, Phila
EXCHANGE (rYLER's) HOTEL.
J. C. Crane, r. Robson, Richmond; E. II. Can
field, G.. w. +. Smith, Va; James Jackson, Mass.
H. M. Denison, Pa; j. G.. Wilson, N, Y.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
James w. Hosea, Del. J. Hedrick, Georgetown
Thomas Manly, Phila.; D. Rowland, Washington
Isaac Fusber, H. Kauffelt, York, Pa.
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VIZ ISTAR'S COUGH LOZEN GES will not cur,
wv Consumption, but will cure common cough
which are so prevalent at this season Of the year.
A fresh supply for sale at GII.MAN'S,
jan 10 Qate Todd'sl, Drug Store.
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CODA WATER fresh from the fountain, at Gill
~ MANS Drug Store feb "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-13
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA.
drG 1sncciaLu Ia fhc Cn,,n:n.n ~

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA.
dns especially TO the Committees Of Vigilance end
correspondence an Gaeh conrty.
we beg leave TO remind the Democracy of Vir-
Sinia OF The following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted By the Democratic Con.
venoion offebruary lasi:
"Re0lrad, That ii be earnestly recommended
10 The Republican party 10 establish. without
delay, in each county, Democratic Associations.
and, il necessary, in each precinct Of the county.
"ReSotred, That the County Committees OF Vi
glance and Correspondence be recommended To
guard, by every fair and honorable means against
any abuse of the elective franchise.
"RcsOirsd, That the Democratic Associations
be requested 10 furnish or caused To be furnished
to the voters OF their respective counties, The ne
ce>sary publications to e~nlighicn the public mind.
n solrcd. That in addition 10 the gentlemen de-
sisnatcd 10 aid the Electors. all other Democra-
tic Republican throughout this good old Common.
wealth, in the habit of public speaking, are car
neslly and respectfully requested, whatsoever and
whercsocver IL may he nccdful, during The ap-
preaching Presidential canvas, 10 address their
ftl!ow-ciiizens in support and vindication of their
principles and OF the candidates Of The Democrat
ic Republican party for The Offices Of President
and Vice President of tho United States. And.
that the County Committees Of Vigilance and
Correspondence be especially requested to call up-
on The speaking Republican, of their respective
counties to appear in discussion before The people
rs often as they eau.
"i'csolrcd, That it be earnestly recommended
TO the County Committees of Vigilance ard Cor
respondence, TO keep up q constant communica-
ton will. the Central Committee during the whole
Presidential campaign-inlorming them Of The
movements of our opponents. and the sentiments
of the people"
The Charlottesville Convention of 1910 con-
tributed essentially IL save the Stale. There can
be no doubt about The fact. Let us then have a
full attendance in September ri our Convention in
Charlottesville; and we trust that every county in
the State will be represented by aetwGi delegates,
and moi by ohernotes. We repeat. that every De-
mocratic Elec,or and Member of Congress should
attend il. Let us bring together a strong and
able representation OF our paIty-to ommune to-
gclher for our great and common interests. Re-
! publ;canS, BE- up and ADDING!
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sdmnri-h In, ..uoncs.y IS the best rollcv

to .dncnish, hat Honesty is the best policy
bit who rlefrr 70 reverse ,he god old maxim,
O., giyes has III. prircipic~,) aud - uroH the
tack o.-"Poh.y is Hr6esi Hsnesfr.'.
Il these Graf: Coons can amu>c the people ny
SONGS and shoatS-ifthcr can onlv keep men from
sober though. HEY think their fortunes are made.
My coun;rvmcn, By whateycrEame Won are call
cd can you, vii You, 50 "%>tnitiiy' yourselves as
to b, linus i,nposea upon? VIII yol cn,rn>t your
all. yourcountry, your wives. Your ~cliidgen-their
lives. liberty and happiness. 70 men, in whom, on
cool reflection, YOU own hearts ar.i conscicnees
Tell yon you have no confidence? Let every ci-
tizcn Of ih:s great Republic, who mas any man
hood abou, hin-let every lover Of the Union
aud the Constitution. c%allaiv. firmly and peso
ycrirgly oppose the i%n>iiious plots o: crafty and
desperate politicians. wso would keep rs from
lhin6:ny. By singing and s~Grailing ii heir Club
Houses ard on The Stump. like a mixed flock of
noisy inaspies. crows ami parrots. Let lis take
our Pre>idcn, from the PEorLE, and not from the
SENATE.
Let The w~atchwori Of every palrio, bc-The
integrity Of the Union, our whole country. Texas
and all. I~arreal from the Senate and Presidents
ofcogporaiions and abolition societies. 10 the Poo
iLr. PLAIN TRUTH.
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l.EC.lSf. tT'l III.
w h

Jefferson couniy-3oG Wing majcrity-Whis
majority in 10, GtS.
Switzerland countv-Whis Senator elected hy
rs acknowledgements clerk, 15-Democratic
Representative, 136. Gave Harrison in 1910, 80
majority.
Floyd counly-Whig majority, so. Gave
Harrison in 1910, IS.
500.
Harrison couniy-From - to 100 Wing inajo-
rity-and $50 votes less than in lsf0.
Washington county-Thc Wings had 10 can
dida,c-clean sweep Tor the Democracy.
FLOYD county-Thc election in This county re-
suited favorahly 10 the Democratic cause, aliho'
The whole ticket did not succeed: George |. Wolf,
Wing. was elected a representative; Mr.. Wool
ruii, Wing, Associate Judge; and Sam'lI II. Owen,
Dem, Recorder; and VIM. Spcakc, Treasurer ana
Collector; c. L. Durham, Dem, Prosecuting Al
or. The majority OF Mr. Wolfe was only 3
which was no doubt secured ny pirc-laying.
Clark CountY.-The entire Democratic ticket
succeeded by a largely increased majority.
Brown County has given i Democratic majcri-
t. Of about G00-in 10 it was only 2G0-gain
100.
KENTUCKY.
Fave,tc county-End Of second day-Owslcv'>
Coon majority 60l.-Whig majority in 10, $50.
Jcssamine, u o'clock. second day-Owsley's
majority Giving majority in 40. 80.
Woodford, first day-Owsley's majority 291.-
Wing majority in 40, i29.
Harrison, first day-Butlei's (Dem) majority
93.-Whig majority in 40, II.
Scott, first day-Butler's majority lIS.-Demo-
cratic majority in 40, 6S.
Bourbon, lin part,) first day-Owsley's najori-
IS l5O.-Whig majority in 40, 73o.
Louisville, second dav-OwsIey's majority
5Si-yyhig majority in 40, ! .25&5.
Jefferson, second day, a t;c-Whig majority
in 40, l69.
Ballet. frs, day, Gin part)-owsley's majority
l0o.-Whis majority in 10, 2i2.
Oldham, Tin parEButlel'S majority 53.-De-
mocratic majority in 10, 10.
Trinble-Butler's majority 225.-Dcnocraiic
majority in 10, 100.
~Henry-Bmler's majority 800. Democratic
majority in 1910, 3S.
Shelby Isl dayHOw>ley's majority $50
Wing majority in 10, 1902.
Nelson (lst day, in part)-Owsley's majority
81. Wing majority in 10, Sef.
Clarke lst day)-Owslcy's majority i36.-
Wing majority in 40, s02.
Montgomery Us, dayl-owslcy's majority 50
Wing majority in 40, 235.
Franklin end day)-Owsley's majority IL
Wing majority in 40, ID
Bath list day)-Bu!ler'S majority III. Wing
majority in 10, 100.
Pulaski-Owslcy's majority 2. Wing maJo-
rim 40, 4Sl.
Lincoln-Owslcy's majority 35S. Wing ma
jorily in 40, T40.
Garrard-owslcy's majority 65S. Wing ma
iority in 40. Sss.
Mercer-Buller's majority ss7. Wing majo-
rity in 40, 19l.
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is-anif

n1Essas. A.. b. SANDS < Ode sirs: Having
w iu.t recovered tom 4 most severe chronic fhet-
ma,i..u. with which I have been afflicted for many
wears. and havia. used var;"rs Remedies without any
.,cr,ss am now indTced to write yol IN respect Ia
your Sar.arasi Ia, 10 which valuable medicine ] owe my
,rssen, enin, mcnt Of health. Dospairng OF ever reco-
re,inr fam Tits distressing disrafe, and while la5orlnr
und.r The most seate agony Of pain, was psIsusded 10
,ry The sa,sapar la, so highly for The
,n,. ~ r.c;rtn,,isin. tried one bottle, and the little
lene:t derived from 'iia, one ia,iuced me 20 give i! a
fair Mai. whirh did Ivy sending down 10 you for haifa
dnz.r battles: and am now happy To cay, hFd myself,
far The 6tst Line for TIVE We years, well and able 10 al
Ient Ia NV Necessary duties. ] send you this through a
feeling az y.a,i mde Cue this erce.lent medicine, and a
s.u.e NJ ohi.a:inn to my frlo%-bsinss, that those siroi-
I,riv afi;.ted m;-hf ir induced 10 try this valuable re
NEEDY, Sands safsaparila..
Yours, with great respect,
ar For particulars, see advertisements in this and
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and for rs ss-
mis- Granite R~nidiEss. Nc. 70 Broadway, corner OF
chamhrrs street, New Y,Ik; Sold, ala, by aLt w.
P,ice-sip per bottle: or six hotties for $. *
Aug.2
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TO TIE EDITORS az THE .vqgIaER.

'F 49, $3.50
Dear Sir>:-lt i with Indignation an sur
prise. that | have seen, since tic nomination Of
James X. Polk and George VI. Dallas. in may
Wig papers, accounts oi Democrats, inEuiacra-
bic changing from their own parry Ia Whigisin.
Let me assure YOU, that suc. reports are lo,ally
un.ruc. Never before has Louisiana rai,cd her
head so high above Whiggcrv! before has
Democracy been 50 united as at the present iao-
meni. in This Stale; and be sure that the 1:n}o,t'y
given b. Louisiana 10 James h. Polk End Geo.
NJ. Dallas in ~. will bc greater than WaS cvcr
before given hv ler 10 either Wig or Democrat.
You may rely with safety, aud speak with
certainty, oi the reporlsI give you, becaIsc I have
many opportunities OF knowing the state &. feel
ing p|revalen, in This State, Isl reside in tie hsan
of Louisiana. The oldest politicians have never
witnessed such aIdor and animation in The Demo-
cratic ranks; and no, only the Democratic popu-
latjon will vote 10: Polk and Dallas, hat many
o:her persons. who have always. heretofore, voted
the Wing ticket. applaud. viii, miiva!lcJ spirit,
the names oi Polk and Dallas: and clr, as with
one voice. lu2la "i'ct. DaHas caL IfraS. fey-
Il. ri" You should scora and ridict!e srch IN
founded assertions, aud proclaim. '.iat Louisiana
is entirely Democratic. and soas Tor Polk. Dallas,
and Texas; AMI that "Tha; Same OH! Coon j.
dead and buried in the waters Of the Mississippi.
II DEMOCRAT or LOUISIANA"
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Eng Tile rNnlIRrn
TWh TTt I''N. IhI'''
TO Tile DEMOCRACY OF LOUISA.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF LOUISA.
FellaN-ri.:zens-Thc tillc has co;ur. when il!
lchooye>cycrv Democrat in :he lam, Ia contribute
his eiio'ts towards The advancement -! llt@ great
principles of Democracy. TIL. enemies Of Your
principles are active in their efforts 10 overcome
YOU. They seem determined again, as i.ley dLi
in lsl0. 10 make our county the battle -'oand,
upon which he issue is 10 bc Decided in iais sec
ton Of tir cunniry. lfso, il becomes us 30 meet
them like iaen. W. have Offered them f1ir and
cqua! discussion. The offer asrctu>ed They
are r~csuriing to dinners. and addresses, 10 CLAY
Cluts'-aIl oac-sidel Of coaI$", III ogdei 10 c'lcr,
a change in the people, by workingupon ihc!r pre-
judiccS ana passions. There is 10 alternative
left us,--wc inasl oppose them in some way.-
! | propose, that lhc Democrats Of the county, fur
nish a dinner. 10 be provided hy that sterling old
Democrat, VIM. WALTON, near Louisa Court
House, 10 which The distinguished Democrats OF
the Country shall be irvite1 10 address the people.
Wings ard Democrats. of Ibis and the adjoining
counties, ~lsugscsi, hiatt meeting be held al Angus!
Court. i0r The purpose oftakiag d%cIlnil'vc action
i.pct The subject. and hope that every Democrat
in The county will co,nr loCouIl prepared TO give
alcaly second 10 my suggestion. Recoliect that
your wiacipcs are {; stake, and Inc foundation Ct
yaur institutions in danger. The inplacahlc re-
yenge ola dcmagosuc WILDE wrcaked upon yon,
unless IL timely and laudable eyerlons You avert
the evil. hNOA.
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i'oE TnE ESoriaga.
CItM nnd Ff,NAgiNNs u.

thRH IN" fftff"-Hh'NH
The alternate putting forth and drawing in Of
the fccl.rs Of the Richmond Nhi", in lis sly ami
silly attempts 10 gel crumbs for lis sinking party.
is observed by all men. lis c;lort 10 serve The
"Dictato.." Nv getting up an excitement again>,
Catholics, and enl;siin. Recruits from o,icr de-
nominations, bv Il bounty drawn from Mr.. Ere.
linShuysen'S pieiy. mntiiave afforded amusement
10 the foreigners in our cities, who feel no other
interest in our political institutions, than a desire
10 see them pulled down or undermined by Fede-
raj Whigecry. The true Virginia Patriot ,e-
CARDS this matter with very different feelings
He looks to the Constitution ani the act Of Reli-
gious Freedom, a> The bulwark aud The ark of
Civil and Religious Liberty, and will standby them
tcthc last.
Blu no one eau resist the impulsivc sense oTihe
ridiculous, with which h. is struck Is the cxhi-
hilton OF The bold Eobadil flourisnes of Sergeant
Sammy Sly AMI the PriyaicS. chose heroes who.
under Providence, so nobly tcll. covered with dirt
al t!e raising of Inc Coon TrapD about the safety
of the Union, when conirasted with the adroiIne>s
with which these same CoonS would slip through
the meshes of the net which the Democrats threw:
over them.
Tng pLur to DISSOLVE THE UNION, they crv.
would have thicEcncd, and "a certain rs Griswoii
is Mabomet, and Sammy is his Prophet. the Plot
would have ripened To 4 head, 1--WE had no. nip
ped il in the bud"
But of all the cool ana unblu.!iing decei'inl-
Ness OF the pinus wing of Whir"crv. ~(bea,ing
their father. old Oliver. all hoilow,) nothing vet
exceeds the canting appeals OF Wing Preachers
TO Christians 10 va!c Tor old Harry. iog the >aheol
his piou, friend ana coadlulor, Theodore FREEING
Iuyscn. Now, with Mr.. Flclirgluyscn's piety
/ have nothing 10 d. inr!licr than 10 hope i, is
much dccperti,an many of his Wing friends care
that it should 10. That is a matter between him
and the Searchcr of allhcarts. But this | dosav,
if he will look 10 inc fourth Cha Jter of 2nd Co
r%iniEians, Nth and 9th verses, he will find this adj
vice from The Apostle Paul:
l4;h versc-'Bc We hot uneqnaIlv yoiel togc-
Their with unbelicrers-lor, what fellowship hath
righteousness with unri.hicousncss? ard What
communion hath light wi,hdarkness :"
l5ll-".And wha. concord hat, Christ with Be
lial -? or, what part hath he that bclievelh with an
iniidci ~ JOHN KNUX.
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THO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS R'famsaa, -
Rans@Sotice is hereby given. that The fare by tie
Railroad route between Richmond and s "a ann p, ! nov
reduced 10 Sc so, AID between klsnt mnS% s,eamboai lin, |.
between washington and Phi.ai elpAia. w..,.
Traveller. BY shs Ia : ID i 90 sis. :.: and ph isssa Sa'% in
in.trh III hihe, 80 I-ayinr Richmond, and arrive IN
pst,aGys,nhis bsf,re travellers by the river and bay boats
nave we Jeff Norfolk. o.. sa.ai ,is ,ts y, be a. S' y as ias r. 81 ,.' !br ~
Washing y" ar their srats without; extra charge.
piease' .n = for children under three ears Of age; oil eis'
pnder we've years q aee, half pries. ,,,
honis THOMAS SHARP,
past :" Oft Agent Of TransI% ortaiicn.
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Madison (lst day)-owslg's majority rs
Wing malor,tv in 1910, a27.
Es"l!--owsi.y's majority !o2. Wing majo-
ri,y in IN, 30i.
carroll-Bu;icl's majority :. Wing majority
in 10, l51.
G%allatin. in palt-Butlcr's majority >. Wing
majority in 10 lGl.
Anderson. Is, day-Builel's ma :iry aiS De
mocralic majority in 10, -.
owen-Butlcr's majority 400. Dem. MAJORITY
in 10, 81.
Mason- Owsley's majority eco. Wing ina-
jorliv in 10, 90.
Campbell, Isl DAY Buffers majority $50
Dem. majority in 10, III.
Special cir ElcctiOn M Mr .$creHM Had al
CHcinNoil.
Henry Lowery, Dem, elected over James D..
Taylor. editor OF the Times, Why paper, lay *
majority.
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Nine counties 10 hcarfrom, which. III 1879, gave
Morehead 400 majority, which, added Ia The above,
would make The majority 2.9G5.
In 1912, Morchcad's majority in ihc STATE was
4.1lj. Democratic gain since lsi2o, l1D. De-
muclntic gain since 1910, 9,62S.
INDIANA.
Dearborn county, Democratic majority Ill;
Ohio county, CGon majority ll-ilarri-onS ma
jority in these two counties. which were nol lncn
separated, in 1910, was I2S: Franklin county, De-
mocraiic majority 200-liarrisoas majority III
1910, 10.
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IaWsONs, one mIlc fon Ci;y roint, on James n
u vr, i, the county of Prince George will be offered at
pubic sale, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the aah day
IF September next, and viii be sold without reserve on
I,Le,,i terms, II there is respt cta.ic composition i"r I'd.
nur,lase. II contains five hundred acres; one hundred
IN cnitigrtior, ana the balance heavily timbersd,ee-
,:1es n large quantity IL building, ship and slave Timber.
/, wi,l average iny cords wood n The acre, which can
he said on The wharf, al City Point, for one dollar aud
seyenly.sv cents, and c"n he cut and transported There;
b. contact, for se,tniy five cents The cora. Inc 'anu
,,s l.vei- and no lime n mari has yet been applied, but
i, has fur the last three yeats produced fohy bushels
corn to The scfe; and The present year, when IS lhe W.
.,m,,s.s and Iasse.. IL has produced more than twenty
w. bushels 10 the acre, and more than sixteen buhhels
In ouc Of s,ed. For these facts, | refer 10 Aessrs. ran
nil e Lea and John NJ. SicckGeli, oil feletsputg' u y
80" ~ jNO. z. MEADE.
ac-tds
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TIT THE J.NYtUfI.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING TOMORROW
NIGHT

"'laioa Is ar,acih, onf 1fa'i IS mfsb'M'-oNf
Pincipes afc err Mj,N. JNs'Cc en- S%"f"- m"
our joHicacais afr Mc deartS 81 ne Ftenc.
TIE Shockoc Hill Democratic Association Of
The Civ Of Richmond will hold lis regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening. the INA inst, at 5
o'clock. 1T Democratic Hall, over the MARSHALL
Ho;cl, on II street, ShocGoc Hill.
Every D2mocra, is expected 10 he IN aaeh1-
ance. The day Of election is rapidly approach
iig. and if We make good asc of oar time in cx-
passing To the tsnDa com'oal Of The land The IN
furious effect Of he measures of the Federal par
IL. and in showing, rs we easily can, that the We
~ reverse of their promises Is certain 10 lol!o"
their accession 10 power. then the approaching
conieslcannoi fail to rcsult in a glorious and over,
whciming triumph 10 the Democratic cause and
our candidates. James X. Polk and George NJ.
Dallas. Then, gallant and true.hcaried Demo,
Gratis of the Spartan Band of Richmond, lei us
show 10 Whiracrv in this city. that we are resolved
10 contest every inch Of ground in defence OF equal
laws and equal rights. y"
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~ $. WINSTON & CO., Importers md Dealers in
L. Hfn, Hen Gaois, NJ l.sS !ca5i street. New Ynrs. are
now receiving from Manufacturers in England and this
country, a.d from other sources, their Fail a<roItnen's
oe Wori..n and Worsied Gods, 10 which they intend
mint 10 con.ire their sars. They invite The a'icn-
ton OF Merchant. 10 thr following articles. which are
ofcr.a by he piece or package AZ the lowest market
prices: With .
ar NJ v,riuns r-lbes, co'ors and qualities.
PILOT cLOrHs-FIuSainss, Beaver Cloths. tplain
and f,nrv,) kcfseys, Tweed Coating and Twilled
Cloths, fn- Uvrrroais.
Observation-Disclosures 6 4 and 3 ! black and fan
cy ,,o.si,ncrrs and Due Skins, English and American
ditto. in great variety.
HACK and cou,ed S..lns, Swanstown and Toilinet dt:o,
;l,ie,t impo ia,ioGs and nawest s'y!es.
Tweeds; fadd,nss and Convai., w
I'd Sera.s. French i;onb~zines, Drop fEtt, Orleans
Cloths, and A'lacc-s.
New Ynrk. July Q. ls-2ihH
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. Angu.tla.

Tor,cco.-We note - change in prices, and
therefore continue our quotations. Llss >:li a
So, common leaf - a 3; middling 3, All
good stemming qualities Il :: fine manulac-
turing sells from $I2 10 25i.
FLorR-Od 81, new / 81. Sales only 1t re-
tail.
WuE,T-e5 cents rer hushe'.
Coax ~ Cts. per bll,hel.