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CITY CANVASS.

IL has become indispensable, that should speak Of
csh recent incidents of the City Canvass in
with which have been pressed and forced into promi-
n0nee 10 spite Of all anxiety aud study keep Of
tie whole matter.
Our wsh in relation to the CITY Canvas,
was To be allowed 10 occupy position OF entire neutrality
All were Wings who before The people Of Richmond
or who could be before them with any possibility Of being
elee'edi and u by any chance, Democrat should be
elected from the madness Of Wing dscord, even he we
knew would be under the moral and political necessity Of
giving Wing votes IN all things This community is so
Immensely and Overpowerngy Whis that no man who re-
presents or prtionds 10 represent The People, con do any
thing but give Wing votes out and out!
We were not at all disposed 10 shrink from sny rcspon-
sioy o. u dodge the obligations Of the position We were
10. Had the Public seemed to Us 10 require any mar
zanship We should have promptly met what in that case
VIC would have regarded Us 0uty.
We Individually preferred for the Office Of CITY Rspre
senieu'o's merchant mechanic ma nuIsctufer because
tee was strong popular wish We conceived In favor
Of such person. and because thought the poople a,
honest Mrs Blower said u Clara Mowbrays Jfess-had
ian unco guide right to please themselves" Therefore we
preferred Mr. James, because he seemed at first 10 be the
selection OF the people, and knew him for man Of 6no
Intellect and information, and unng energy. Therefore
M Lancaster MI }. Z. Cfane Mr.. a. Plcasants Mr.
Monsure, Mr.. X b. iIaHal, Mr.. II. w. Fry Mr. Goddin
Mr. q. H. Myers and many others who were spoken OF
publicly or privately would, any Of them have suited ne well
because We knew them all Tor inaexble Wbig,
but the inclination in f5vor Of merchant or mechanic
seemed Of itsefto Decline at least not 10 command tho
general APPRECIATION Of those classes and then Individually
'nd not otherwise we transferred our wishes to Mr. Brooke
IS one who had al the requisites Of valuable member
snu VINO see"'o oes' oacn''ed 10 harmonse tho Parry
from the fac, Of his being the second choice Of nearly IN,
whole party To hsrmoHiIe it, and keep IL in concord for
the 'ake Of tho Public interest," indssouby united a. wa
al b'ievo with the "scendsnoy Of whT PRINCIPLES. Ia.
ever BEEN now 10, and will continue 70 be- on, singI, an,
exclusive object We want cffoe--no plsc.oo DoI,.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
wESrMOEEL.AND.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH II. is.s.

wESrMoIELAND.
We notice the proceedings Of the Wings Of wes,more
land, and only regret that they had been deferred
awhile, when they ,cosii hare takes place ALI A.
the Sco,chmsu ought have been lrshmsn said
about Cen wsdes road made upon the suppression Of the
Rebellion in has:
"tiad YOU this road before Il was made.
"fos wouS lift up your hands and bless Gen. wsde!'
So, Wcstnofeland friends had acted until after
onr paper OF Friday, they would have acted a. a!
When pieases them to act In such aiin again. lot ~
recommend to them examine hte more closely into
eresstsaces aud fa.s. and while they give sharp
curtain lecture. they ,hink we deserve las we very
we'll Tor other Tot the they single ou
let them decide Mr. Newton has not slso
deserved SHARE Of the basns. That all We ssk LET
Us have npsnon our misfortane and punshmeni.
What saying, We are VI course only saying
in badioas The affair 10 ended for US.
The Al sxaneris Gazette say: . -
Tho Iaocesdngs Of the wesmorsland Meeting will
show that little feeling has been excited in that
Pscabe and intelligent county in reference TO the structures
that have been made by the Richmond Wing Mr. New.
too he Wing candidate for Congress- iron, the Northern
Neck DISTINCT We have recreied the political difference
be tween friends Of the Richmond Wing and Mr. New
>tenand have readers know endcsvoed 20 Get
,eaeemakers We hope efforts have been without
good effect, The Wing may have been impe'uors; but
Wings pardon the sror Of true and faith
full friend, and waived champion fot tho gooj
The best vi will sometimes lose our temper aud
the Wing resented what IL thought TO be injustice
But II IL time shake hands, all rouud and
lock step And see how magnanimously The
Wing gives the sign OF peace and reconciliation "After
OF proper feeling says tho Wing Of the asth
switch due selfrcspect-let add that very
much regret the matter. We did seek IL
tainy. We have warmly esteemed Mr.. Newton, psson-
ally. intellectually, and politically. And
willing and shau be reoiced. "let by cones be
by gones," and that shall with him. ii he will with
upon the old 1870 platform. sustain the good old
cause OF the party and the country" Ceuainy-Csrtan
IT, Let all that has passed be forgotten and fogiven-ad
let only make the parties better friends than they
before We friends in Northumberland will
be glad hear OF this. and withdraw their
resolution about the ~hig-and hold that Journal be.
FORE their good and true friend Nothing greves
than Wings fall out and disaxrse-nohing pleascs
better reunited and made friends
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EGYPrIAN METEOROLOGICAL LEcTuREs.

We would remind readers that the FIRST Of series Of
Lectures proposed be delivered by r Gliddoa will
Be delivered BY hun this Evening. the Exchange Con-
Room. commencing q, o'clock.
All ihoss for whom Egypt with wonde possesses any
charms. viii, doubtless attend. Mr.. Ca lectures comprise
the researches Of miuy distinguished Heroogsts whose
discoveries almost entirely unknown in The United
States and great part OF Europe. We should permit
golden opportunity pass lest il should return: for
such valuable Information may be derived from his lee
tures is all times be obtained We however, need
not advise rcaders who know well how value and
appreciate that which is deserving. spirit OF beraliy
which has characterized them authorizes in PROM
isiDg Mr.. q. full attendance.
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N. Y. MARKEr-N.rch a. .. Pm.

~. Y. MARkEr-March -. ~ 2. ~.
The ssles u cotton 500 bslss prices sssdy Gen.
%. 81 q IS.
Con.s 70 sdi rising. End good many sales made.
N.Y. ~ Co. Corn ~ cts. ut. os,ss ~ H.
mas been another large sale Of old pork COCO
and Thsrs have been Gales sincc Of $50 bile
prime vs.'s end 500 msss st ei2.25. aud at the
PIC oe TOT moro me.s, pork SLOTS fSr prime,
buyers; mes. !: held at el3.75 . GA. =.
os"ss snd eheess are steady. without much kusinsss.
fot lard Sssa:ss osrsd In ksss. Tsew = bssss ssIss
have been made o. Isl. and large parcels would buas
cents The Butchsrs Association osr 10 Iii Mo- -
price, but only In vey email quantities. and are .hIppins
extensively Any thing in 'hs shape sfstsass = wss,h
6}a7 cent? j. IT 4 ID tnN
Clover Seed s in demand q seal es. No chang. in
other seeds. -
s'rlns si.i prem; Francs $3.50 rs psrds.s.. Sock,
s. Evening The sales Of for the day .ss 600
bales. 49,
The prices Of old pork this afternoon. 10 oia 3sa-
3d. eassia has advanced 81 and holders sak mach
more The large purchases days ago. made for
expectation leaving small stock. and In feet In first
hands, unsss there 10 unsod By the shps which sr
rived Yesterday The salss Of oodss 20 DAY. exsena 10
over 5000 bags. some primo Brasil 70 nov held ., s1e
youn- Cos.
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CuLPEPER CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.

Messn. NsCsrty, Pendieton and Morton lsl WHICH, sd
mere to their Of being candidates and each Of them
ably addressed the people Cupsper Court last Monday.
There patriotic sifs among them which We admire
was who had the highest claim 10 be considered the bet
Ter Wing They did no, however 60 vsry much into "de
hning positions" spon the subject Each eontsn,ed
10 be judged BY his ses aud sss and each had the
city to know. that the politician whether whg Demo-
era WIN had periodical necessity "ds6ns HE position
YES unworthy ofshe confidence Of any party The wicked
dee when pursue, aud the politician who suspects
himself OF being disuused aud who takes grstui,oas
Psins dprovs whs, has bean alsdged gives very
strong metaphysical evidence against himself.
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" NOT A CONSTITUENTS

We perfectly well understand the sneIpTsssei ausions
and meanings OF this accomplished Are at
liberty express the hope that he satisfied. and that
he feel and perceive that what lac
would hnve had them be, and that, in turning only
exercised the privilege OF the turning when
uod upon, We have doubt thu, he 10 thus. saIsfed
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GoYERNoR.

VIM b. Parker of Portsmouth,, N. II.
John Fitch OF Troy, N. Y.
Thomas A Hamilton Of Mobile.
Thomas ]. Dursnt Of New Orleans.
ID. ]. Ricardo OF :,
commissioners for States take acknow
edsemsnts, dispositions, &c, relating lands this
mouwealth. .
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GREENBRIER CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Mr. Miller declared candidate IN this District in 3D.
position 10 Gen Chapman the regular Democratic Caucu.
candidate. They and spared at Lewisburg, Green
brIer C. H. on Monday last. Miller it is thought $50 we
hear will be elected
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Msssrs Edi,ors-In eoassaasnes of the withdrawal Of
one Of the prsssn, Member Of the Council In Je6srsoa
Ward psrmit mention the Of gentleman well
Snh6sd 10 GIL said vacancy Capt Jno. Freeman.
= old and respectable Hsllsmsn.
VOTER
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THs fotcs oT HAMA lsughaJlo story IL told Of a
lnser who being at the point Of DEATH resolved TO give s
his money To nephew, az whose bands he'd
some little kindness. "Ssm" said he-for that wa. nj,
nophow's nsmo-"Ssm, am about to leave the world
snd to give you all my money. You will then have $50
VOO, only think! Yes, feel weaker and weaker tblnI
shall die In two or three hours Oh yes, Sam, am
ging-gve me two per cent and you msy have The mo.
ney now"-NoLIaf. wv
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TEHkEaaFE

The Wing Convention which assembled nj Nashyin on
the Goth instant nominated the Hon Ephrun X Foster az
Their candidate Tor Governor at the ensuing election in that
State. The nomination was made by reclamation and
was accepted by Mr. Foster who made his on
the same day and responded the call upon him In snin
Of great ability and Of vigorous, animated and stirring o
quence.
Dr. J. H. Peyion, being loudY called for. also made an
effective and s,dsni Speeeh.-fNaL JHL
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NEW GOODS.

NEW lGUODS.
Rf the latest arrival we have received and
- opened s large addition to our SUNNY Of
and Summer DRY GooD- now store eemo. -
sortmsni Our stock embraces
black prowp and Cloths
Green. Invi- Green blue do d.
French plain aud fancy Cassimerss
Dooskin and ether Kind
Alpaca, Drep dEie aud Croton Coal,nx.
LiDen and other kinds do
Gfo d'furk. Gambroon., &c.
French Linen, bea. and bro Iinen Dnn.
Lawns, Balzornrs Ind Cobahin,s
Ginghams. Hollands and Sls.ias
Prints In great variety. very h,ndsoms
Nankeeas, blea Don,e.tcs
Hhk and Cotton iidkfs, &C, with n y,,;, .
so"os OF he which on rrns " ne ne"s
NH ,o RICHi .RDsoN A co
- Main Sire,
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EAGLE HOUSE,
STRING
DRY GOOD 7

DRY GOOD
!EtE subscribers have received poon their ppF ooIs
and viii IN few days be receipt entire spnns and
Summer snpphes--o which they ask the su.o
mors, and the pablo generally.
Among The goods already received may be found
Rich French p.izofines
Do DO Plaid Barsgss
Pa Blue and Pink do
French Lawns OTgsndy Muslin.
Do. Cambries, Lace Ausins
higoneile,
Fancy and Black aud White Prints. IN great ,luri,
Blue Black satn Striped fIellehnein- very reb
Cnmped Silk Hdkfs, Hermann IIdkfs
Best Md Gloves Bage Mttts
Gfafs Skirts, small ak Cords and Tassels
saiin Striped Barge scans
kichBfoease do DO, &c. ne.
Also,
complete assortment of Beachsl brown Domess R,oun
soe DaasS Beaeh'd Table Daunsk Bird. eye Daprs usta
backs Oeftasn BnTaps &c Al Of 81. a. L, =.
any o'hef mouse ~ The cry WARREN e FARRIs,
fnh 81 No o.. ~ 81,
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MANY VOTERS.
To he W1ig Voter, Of La,,soo Ilia,s

You arc respectfully requested to NEE, q, the Union
Hotel on this Monday evening 3lst instant. nj oVb,
o'clock 10 eansdor tho propeiy Of contnrng upon ono
wing candidate tor the representation Of the City in the
next Legislature suggestion will then be made 10 adm,
resolution to vote at tho Polls for the candidate who shall
be nominated In general Wing meeting. hereafter to be
held and to recommend 70 the Wings OF tho other wsrds
to hold Wsfd meetings at early day. and 10 sdopt for
themselves similar resolution general meeting will
men bo called, In which the Wings Of ali the Wards IL h
hoped, will meet together in spirit Of atcrna harmon,
and ballot for candidate WHO shall be the ch.ce q. ~
whole party
Henry Clarke. William Palmer, NJ, nrsneb. C. 4.
Hodges, y. NJ. Newburn, Samuel Eaton. John Btoot.
mo G'Wade Jno. s. stabbs, Jno r. wihs A. lockwood
Jas s'non, ino mcfarland. Robert Cartwright f. Car
m =, j. r. Riddiek. W. H. Richardson, IT, No. s,eusr
H. w. Tyler, II. Weller, Geo. w Cfe,ler. p. X. wb,,o
o. a. suoeker, I'D. steans, Jsbez Parker. N. NJ sn,
Russell Dudley, David Burlington, VIM John Clarke. la.
Winston.
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PUBLISHERS n. 8. MAII.


BULLETLH IRfiJSy, 2an Ma,el-io .,,,.<t
'INHE following New Works received IN bo,,.
~ advance OF any ErpressIn the country
by This days mail ..-..'
NO ~ wandering Jew, by NJ. Eugene See. g. "A,
I9eenf.. s WV 'o"e''s'on OF the work;
me New York Boston and Philadelphia Weekly N.v.uaoc,
s.. Lately arrived Ind for ale,
,'eneh Whhouta Master IN sir lessons BY ~ Monte,b
Nos ~ and IS Sketches ofrsh Character BY Mr.. ia set'
ieuers and journal ofFanny Ensler; ~! - es
chaiies Baehord; OF, The Adventures OF a f. L..
ham, 49, ets - ~ s1ent, by fngra-
Blaekwcod Edinburgh Magazine for March: n, -,
me knights ofseycn Lands, by } Ingu nan, Iot a.,
SEQUEL 10 the Quaker CITY. No. 1:12I e.. - ""
'au 1favius JOscpbus Martins I'd inn o. "a.
vol Isl wandering Jew, by NJ. Eurene An. ,ou,.,. -, =
'"s nav or The entire work Barrers Edition soc ""'
nc colon Lord by M. s.ope. Qse
columbian and Gor:ieman's MAGAZINE IN, Ann a..
Use. 'F'e"e' !" an hnslDh Lady Of rank;
Etiquette a. GUIDE u.lges OF soei,v h , A.,
orssy 70 which added only trye
eP.nish WsHA and ofho German wap, d.y, ,e,n.. osr
eV stmsns TATE krurzaer by Miss Jlarre H. Iee: ase
one Csc. wv ""'-'s'o" Sha'espeare
Arthur, Ladies Magazine for April--Isi cent.
NO ~ isrpefs Illuminated and Pictorial Bible9s cents
tets by .. w. fngraham. Csc. wv
Dtonysus Lardncr T.. T.. D.. Q5c u"
The LONDON Illustrated News by the Cab,t. n. -
me Tse london Pictorial rlmc' DO Do BY do isl ets
No Is %s r' Isns Age, rel O.. DO i'I
The froiese o. the Great Duke of Italy bv Pan. 70
rester autboro AIber Simmons, Ses Iol eta ~ ~"
MIS- Peess Pudding BY Tom HoodA Humorous Psee, nv IN
,. r nss pes sse'n by SIR Bu~er nustra-
BALPIN a KELLER
Conductors Publisher u. =. Man
-. -. los Main o. Main ana Ix, "a.
nh ~ rvrr Periodical snd wos nerH Nr- .-l-
DOrATOEs- ----------
1900 bushels Of Maine sbensnso Potatoes. in s,o,. In a.
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EE Pfnepes and Practice Of Dental Surgery BY C. a Haus
X D w. y, seeonf edton revised, modified rrsaiy
enlarged 90 enzsyings For ae many valuable Med
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MORE LIGHT LITE. ATURF
IDSHE Germans tale, Ky uiizosr h., Nj. TT
IL Lee Csc. '' ~ "h'eS b'
Cotton Lord by Mrs Stove; Csc,
foHestal OF the light of the Reef Ly I.y,,h,n. o.
o. The max6n soD for my young esanrywom-n sv Amin,
Part phbdlisi of MystT London Zee .... fr.
HoSEs Idters IIsing Age re.
April No. Of Columbian magazine. Csc
I.ardnets and Argos Lectures on A,tronomy. o.,
Received Marc, 3ist. 1871 Main street
NH ~ as ,
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WORDS OFFICE.

os dfsws at the Exchange IN dsy Capitals $4,000 II
goo 10 ~ 1000. a.. Tickets e.. h,st rate scheme
Haes eose a. half past ~ o'elosk. For prizes. canst
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efs % hhc aSna.
avA wsi~ "a" dag ~ 10! .sls.i. ~
ARRIVED, = II
e'mr Curtis Peek. DAVIS. Nosfoil .4-t .-si4.
s..ho Hammond rranhfoIi. No, lumber
VIM Henry. Dcney Philadelphia. .andri.s 60
Meridian White Pesssnou,h u, paas,es &C To Rsnkiu
G..l w.'a.a.o.: PARKER. Baltimore. .a.4,,.s
Henrietta Todd. Baltimore, SUMMARIZES
Lady Chnion Cramer. New Yosk su.if
..v SAILED.
sehr Nanssanssu, Baker Boston
May Hubbard. Baltimore
Liberty. Townsend, New Yoik
Bnvc. HaIoek. Bossoa
WIN. Apreesuh DeuIns. Washington DC
stmr Poeahonss, Hoansshead, Baiiipors.
wLrn,it March 20 Arrived and s.ea s,.,..., Ia,
..sn NIGEL ILL., with passenger" and freight O' Riehnoni
ssiea Rarqas csrrOns Myers nom Brian, u.,..
Bts ssna. Jaeksoa, -four, Gaeso Mins Rio unsSe
Nrw Yosx March as-AuIved sehr Red Jacket, p,.,eo,n
days from Riehuond coal bOasdto Pail River.
sehI ra'earos Smack days nom Richmond a,u IN Al
rn,D.rsM. March ss-Arnv-. John s,un aay. O..
WARD ELECTIONS
III, ne Election Of nine Coancimsn from each Ward OF
this City, will be held the first Wednesday in Anr NOR,
a the following places. viE-For Wand No = q, I.fsr
son Ward a, the Unon Hoel-for Ward No. 9. or M.d
son Ward, nj the Columbian Ho,cl-fos Ward No a on
Monroe Ward ut the Shockoe Hill Tavern.
The Polls will be opened O'Clock A M A., .io..
At SUNSET OF The same day.
JNo. M, PERCUSSION, 80
reo 2oth'-'d Serg't City Of Richmond
az The Annual Meeting OF the Bible Society of VIZ;
MIA will be held in the Centenary Church on Tuesday, nsS
the LIST Of April at half past o'clock Several in,srs.,
ing addresses may be expected. NH 6-,a
~ The Annual Meeting Of the Virginia Tract Society
VIII be held IN the LIST Presbyterian (D Plrmers) Church.
on wednesday night, the I'd OF April Services 10 com
mence at hall past O'Clock.
Interesting reports OF the abours of Copoeurs tn this
oA'e VIII be pesen'ed and addresses may be expected
PUBLIC MEETING AT THE UNION HOTEL
Mr.. LYONS will address the Wbvs of Ri,,m.,d =; ,,
Dining Room at the Union Hotel, on Tuesday cv,nin,
next the let OF April, at 3 O'clock
a, =, MANY WING VOTERS.
"ANDERiNG JEw-Nos and 10 received ey
" mn ~ DRNKER q MORRIS.
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SlO7, 6S9 TO l07,6s9 go
S2.793,9l3.sO

The above estimates arc for postage prepaid,
When subject 10 postage. i would add
two cents 10 the thfee.cent rates, three cts.
10 the five. cent rates, and five cents to the
ten cent rates, estimating that one half the
Ieutrs 60 subject 10 postage. and chsrgeable
with the additional rate, amounting 10
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ID. Paine a. 90. 1Jonoocr,

ID. Paine Dr. CO., Managers.
S3JOOO la Drawn Ballots
Drawing Of Grand Lotory comes by u DAYS mil e,otA
Carh 100000 sooH 5000 5Oo 2f5o ~ Of iOs 10
u 1000 Of 500, &c ~ Nos - Ballots Tickets $40
DravinF u the Pokornoke River Lottery. 80. ca.
80 80 81 ~ " 60 a. 30 Ga 6 IL 40 &c I6
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pAUC1lON.-At 10 O'Clock, this morning, Mems
nne bosan sswed CahBcot KIP Rrossn tight Brosas.
Abo, Groceries &C
nAxrupopr A.
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WAREHOUSE HID NAILS, Of the cello
w bfsted "Csmbehand" Band. for saIeby
nh 81 DAVENPORT n ALLEN
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FINE TEAS.
2 HALF CHESTS me Gunpowder Tea
O2" Powchong do-Reeeivinr for nile nv
mn u WEBB, BACON n
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alCaAoND I
CONSERVATIVES Do NOT DESPAIR.

OF ~ork VIII doae The reasonabc and
apys n a. n WELLER.
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II IN, ,nd
eov. m, ,,n.nmnon ,anehni. sn,,ns of a,sd
Assh.,, ,p.i an d,,.,... Of m. ,..o,,o,v ory,n.
Tn. =, ,Jc. a,,r.on .r,,r 10 an. Cn,~,n, ..o,,.h,,
eur, of a lady we'll kpoxp i'm hi, Community
pu,, ans, ru,, Mach q 1914
At. 9 1,,...ov " y
~. a., ,,s..., .,.,., =, 49,. $500. 4, ,, , 49,
. -. - ~, 49,, . - -, sr ee.y -.
s ~, Gun , $50 70 ma. 'n n, "a ~
80. - - 49, - ~ -. =. Is. Wv '..y
saS, No, ,S sss Is zen h % Con
- - 20 ri v,,,.,, .,,..I N e,..,. g. ,,.s IN
my wre,ehed condition with
the chest rh cough sapervened which gradually Increased
rnl all thr Of Pulmonary Consumption became
a.. y. ~ -, ,ss,,. 80, ~.,,- a., Co. o.I -. :.
-. -. ~ 49,. m, o,n,...ion :, ,,, ~, -,
aon,hs ,c,.,hs n .s ,c..,v .yry n.h, M r,oc r- ms n
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CONES HIVE SYRUP.

OUAI y III u y HOIs
VNE are now preparing the article by an en-
treiy new process enables offer TO the public
this much esteemed Medicine OF The most desirable
qua-teng and prompt in it, action and not liable
10 fermentation, as the article usually prepared L.
The following certificates of appreciation are offered as evidences
Of its excellence efficiency.
FRoM Dr.. JOHN CULLEN.
This is certify Alexander Duva CO. have er
planned compound syrup OF s9us
examined and administered the pEepara
lon and ind medicinal qualities Of that
rally pepared-wthout being liable TO fermentation
Signed JOHN CULLEN, h d.
FEoA DE- FRANCS H. DEAyE.
This is To certify the habit OF using the Hive Syrup
prepared by Mes.rs Co. and that am disposed
Possesses create: extent the properties OF the
sou ordinarily prepared and that 1t IS free
from liability o -
signed 2. n. DEANE, 81. n.
confident the superiority OF this PREPARATION ana re-
spectfaily invite attention OF Physician IN H.
ALEX DUvAL & CO,
mn On No. Ii7, Main Street Richmond.
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WE take this occasion to give

WE take this occasion to givc
soties that wc kesr constantly On hand, s,oves
Crates and Cookins Rangers % all kinas. that
are generally used IN this narket of our own
manufacture, which NC wiiiseu on rca-onabis
terms. Ah-o, Mctt's Aerie,riturll Furnaces FOG
Streaming food for stock. which ~ win sell al
tls manufacturers prices. amer adding the ex-
pen.es. n our Tin. stove and Sheet Iron Manu-.
fsetosy. near the Bell Tavern. where all kinds
IN be doae on the uso~t reasonable terms. and q
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-14

WEBB, BACON co.
Offer for Sale,
&c HHDs New Orleans Sugar
lOk LAG Rico and ST. Cron do paIt pns teeehuy
Imported
1909 bags Iaeuya P Rico Havana and ST Domingo Coffee
&c bags fine and Maraieabo do
SIS hbds wesll India Molasses
500 aides Sole Leather
Upper do
~ boxes haIfboIes Loaf Sugar
sbls Crushed do
- tiercex Rice
500 sacks Liverpool Blown sah
do Ground Alum do
so boxes Candles Halls patent and other brands
247 boIes Soap various qualities
20 Sperm Candies
8 tons American bsiered Steel
u bundles Hoop Iron various widths
I7a boxes Window Glass sxl0 and lOIiS
u tons Nova Scotia Grnds,ones
so bbls n. Carolina Tar
IL dozen tainted Baskets
Il3 bags Shot
81 kegs Duyoni's Guppowder
Il cases Calabra Liconce
ll4 kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
ALSO,
Coopes Indigo Nader White Lead sapsire
Leading Lines and Red Cords Ginger Pep
per Of various qualities Corn BrooI
Wood Ware, Hops, Paper, &c &c au i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-14
SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.


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No IS HsrpeTs Illuminated Bible
No Wandering jew
Aeincnun. a u novel, by James
No Kcudlrs Life Of Jackson
Charles O'Maiy
Wilton Harvey, and other Tales, by Miss scdsewek
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IIi-;ory uf the French Revolution complete sI.25
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